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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-24
gg.. WILLARD's HOTEL,
WASHINGTON. ID. O.. Jan. "a. 1855

IF| -
(,rsrIExrx: We require another supply Of you
Plantation Bitters the popularity Of which daily In
creases with the guests Of ourhouse.
Respectfully. SYKES. CHADWICK Co.
2agiTT l5Hg ~ CIEyELIsD. .Dsc. O. lsea.
had been so Ill with Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia that was compelled 70
abandon my business. I used three bottles q ths
Plantation Bittcrs. and TO my astcnshmsnt am sn-
tirely cured. They are the best medicine ever
used, and shall endeavor TO make them known.
Please inform me what .-T.-lsoo-x. means.
Yours. truly. II, B. KrsosLEr.
DR.. W. Childs, Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont reg
iment. writes: II wish every soldier had bottle Of
Plantation Bitters They the most effective. Per
feet and harmless tonic ever used" pay E, 'es
CALF HOUSE, LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec. II. 1851.
Messrs p. H. DRAKE Co.: a 10
We are compelled TO order II dozen Plantation
Bitters to supply friends who have no other wayo
procuring this admirable article. b -
Respectfully. yours. ma
SILAs F. MrLLEn 4 Co.. Proprietozs.
RocHEsrxn, N. Y. Doc. N. issi
.f The Plantation Bitters hav
cured me of tho worst kind Of dyspep,iaof nearfou
years. standing. Ihave recommended them TO others
and az far as know with signal success.
am, etc., Rev. y. y. CATHoRN.
BURNETT House. CINCINNATI, 0Hro.l
~ FfdW Dec. 20, 1862.
Messrs DRAKE Co.: The Plantation Bittsrs ap
pear to be very popular here. Send twenty cases
more and oblige, Yours. truly,
viTes T. P. SAUNDERS q 90.
&C. &c. . DC. DO.
Delicate females, requiring gentle stimulant. and
olergyren, lawyers and students exhausted by mon
tai labor. will find the Plantation Bitter most ben
efcial tonic.
Every bottle has the fac simas Of eur signature on
q steel plate engraving, or it is not genuine.
Sold by all Druggists. Grocers, and Country Stores.
- H. HI. DRAKE & CO.,
goa Broadway, N. m
julyl+d&w9m r -a.r -8s .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-24

Proprietor of the Worthington and Co.
lumbus Omnibus Line.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-24

GENrLExEx: We require another supply Of you
Plantation Bitters the popularity Of which daily In
creases with the guests Of ourhouse.
Respsetfully. asss SYKES, CHADWICK 4 Go.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

falling Back AdAIy.-The Orange and
Alexandria Railroad track is being taksn
up. Tie ears on that line do not, il APP
pears. run nov more than a few miles
oussiie sAssxandsiu. This faaa 10 sfall
confession IL the failure Of the design
for hot,iiug the Valley Of the Sheuan-
doaA When Sheridan advanced after
the battle near Winchester, the line from
Alexandria was LAID with the view OF fur
nishing him q new base Of supplies
Mostly mala il, howsYer, impFaeIieable,
aad 90 that account. rs veil as on The
furtAer ground af Shsridan's inability to
hold the Valley, or, hasing beaten tbs
Genie i~erAsesy ia o = down from zoe
north upon Riehmond. the road Is nov
ABANDONED. VIII tbs people ever learn
from the lessons teaching thai fast daily,
that the conquest Of country so grea'
as The C nfederats States Is an impraoti
eabfiity.-{S.Y u. News.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

RpucArIos.-O people taxi great
pride, mad iastls, aoos 10 tbs iaet THAI IN
4 nal tny Of cases their School houses
are large, comfortable buildings; we'll
ventilated, and veil Lighted; AID more,
that thcy are monuments TO the Iibcrality
Of the people, and to che skliI OF the nae
chaaics xho erect them. Aad lhas Is all
very we'll and proper-in fast, u Is "a u
sheasa be--bas after oil, slTe great essen
tiai ia posat Of educating the riaing gen
~afasioa Is oversaodea. OF uhat avail are
large, 6ne looking, comfortahle School
houses, IL tia person aapiaysd TO teach
has ust The requisite capacity for govern
ing the pupils and iunpartiag 20 them the
knowledge they are expeeted to receive
under bis, or tsr, supervision. OF what
yalae IL scholastic lsae ~ this ease, IL she
naa, or xsmans employed to teaea is
~~ansihg in that accessory qaaiidcatlopa
caAalaau sease, which eaables Ehasa pos
sessei Of il to make practical application
IF shat they may hare acquired froa
7uoks, or wbicA esabIes th~Ha 60 judge
more correctly Of tAs dispositions Of the
coI!Iren inxrusted to their care, and 70
aamaga ana ~eoatrol them accordingly.
We fear tAas in leo many Instances
persons deficient in tAis essential qnalia-
cation, are etnplqyed as teachers through
ne iEiueEuce Of personal or psllaeAi
fucnds-persons WHO have NJ conception
i ~hat is proper and right in the gov
ernunens Ut eaiIdren, Ut are 50 british in
theis nature as 10 disregard thai whieh
they may know TO be right. For instance,
shat parent would Wish TO see bic child
under the care Of n Of this british eisss,
suateAsJ frssa its ssat by tia stsepg arm
AMI cast upoa The door, perhaps 10 wound
or nsailn il Tor lie, by bringing the head
or body in coataes Hith some sharp cor
aer VI beach or stove2 Or where is ID,
parent who you'd desire te have q child
compelled to stand upon tbs TOP 81
stove with fre enough in IL II
aeas through the soses Of the shaes o
boots :he child may be wearing2 No
one, we presume, could be found bu
would deHoance such barbarisEa as il do
served, if practiaed upon their children
ARl yeIsaeh sbings may transPire ~ Gu
midst aaa uot be generally knoSn, for q
httls attention rs given by2tbc great ma
iority Of to- RsePEe 70 tAs edaSaaloa .
their cbii irsns andqr fhG Common Scaee
system, that they suIst rue rhsls a,nte
, q c0iae anier Iae BUntrol of a few isds
lIdlIs, and tha results that incompe
geas persons, suI 70 saa.s fnssasess Pc
tAleai a5uaLehaaks and ehsflstsaaa Is
platsd 10 "a lsgs as teachers, 10 The grfa
~d~aEaa$ne at 81 tdasasssasl iutercsty an
= 80 -iaa4alaeaE daagss Vi Lac ehasscaeE
LIMITS, ana eyen tafi OF the pupil.
Parents shoaid give more asteatan &
nc eesigu Of thqss 10 whom teeg ~
9pss Vac edusasionel their chaasssS al
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

gT We suggest TO the Executive Com
miEEes Of the National Democratic Con-
v~eution the propriety OF calling that body
together, and giving It she opportunity
to adjourn sine Die, The Convention, By
It's own resolution. Is gifted With a kind
Of quasi Immortality, dependent upon the
r~olition OF its Executive COMMITTEES
The gentlemen of the Convention are nat
asalIy naassy aadaT shis doeaa Of sssstaI
organization. After denolisbing sheiI
platform, IL rs the rehn elnsns 81 cruelty
10 compel them to dwell fereses ami
its runs. Webope that Mr. Belmont vii
disembody this troubled spirit, and bid
ii god speed aeroas the political ssy1--
N. L. NsEta.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24
GoLn.

Hodges Journal CT Finance aud Bank
Noes Reporter, Of tbs lsss inst, says.
s3Gold, - an excspsisa, does sss de-
eliuo- A ss1sassc vas earsazsG ia Wall street
on Monday, that Gen. Butler had sent for
soms OF The Icadaag specie brokers, and
Estimated TO them THAI they muss step
~s@specslatiug Ia the pFscious metals. THIS
ss = snere Ynus0g, bat, if eoFrscs, the ia
terfcrenea Of the General did not produce
the desired effect. for gold ross from 2s
TO a48 before the aav wus oas. Nsdnes-
DAYS sales we're at ESQ.,"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24


~ The secaaassrm Of the Lee Semi
nary for young ladiss, at Duhaqae, will
commence ou Tia 2sthdays Of Nsvsnbar.
Excellent facilities for the acquisition Of
q shoroagh education are offered in this
Institution. Terms~-for board and tu-
|iaaa IaaFI Bngsrh bssaashsa 40 tsrs.
fSus ssrsasaa Abyaar.i xhs asssa Extra
charges for Music, French, Drawingi
Painting, &c. Collegi ,te diplomas a
warded to those who shall complete the
course of English study, Address for
further particulars, Mrs, Julia A. Titus,
Priacipal, % ks Rev. Ii. w. Les b. D.,
Davenport
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

eParsona inhabited 10 this ~iastitntian
for subscription nr advertising, are re-
d aesxeSi 20 u.aksa ~fmHeasase settlement
We eaaana pahaish 9 paper fsr aotlang'
4. great many Of our subscribers haze
promised as good, potatoes &C., but ~
vet ws havcapas seen any Of either 10
those We woaId respectfully sag that noW
is the time 10 bring in your struck. |"
We wfl tax anything thai We can eat,
wcar, or raake use Of in any way CHAT
fser. Nos is rhe appointed time, SC
.oSnse along. donat be bashfuh
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24


sAesl4l = svsrytvs@ IN
ThAeonm ~ ressnnahae. One corr.
- kaItA sspiaM r. ID
AFmJ md HAsy, Gssrgynss asa TsaeA-
srs, $2.2s. Single nasnhsrs rs aaass.
persons gssstag DIP folabs mar hare
ssszs zaaiiea 70 diasssss addresses Zoe
S2.N saeh par Annans WITH az extra
sopy fzess T1A<hxsgs ss each nsga-
EinsNl1f1 Fasssssb whiea mast
be- lssesty sIsh sabsssibsss j
nhaA nie s~eeslssa. A.
B.. r1olnse Asnsxs 81 pnk Row,
aa~ Tssk o..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

Tan Assesses AassculFuszsFs--Tas
Nsssabas nuzakes af tho aeoya aazasd
Invaluable pssiodssal Il apon sabae+i
We notice that tho publisher bas raised
sAs subscriptions price from 81 70 $l-5o
per annutn, which H. nps esasl to the
raise IN all other commodities yss nes-
w~iihasaadiag the iaensssed prise Of sab
scripsos Ii L not nor - high - Il should
be, Tor cash auanhsr u Worth sbs sub
sssiptieu psies for . whole yeats TIE
publisher ~ an inaaaezasses 20 get up
clubs offers q preaniam o. one dozen OF
the great "Agrioulsusiss Strawberry
Plantn which are worth aa lsass ave dol
lars.
He also offers $500 ID prenlarns FOR
Essays upeas the culture Of Flax and
Hope, 70 be awarded rs follows
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

EHeHNMB@k %xN ny WNE@E ""3 M =
widely extended circslatisn than any 9th
or paper "a Wsssesa Iswai aud prcseais,
Lhsrefsses greater i~Rdaesanaals 20 adsex
Users than aaS other paper. i~sssisess
mrn saoasa sear shis In mlna, aaa ssaA
sulE slsess swn isansediate iassrasa BY $50
dag Ia shsis advertisements as
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

r.g=sfIt is Impossible - said poll
tici|sn ID aaotheg, $40 say where Jour
party snaa ans. the ~oppogisiop party De-
gins.' swell, sir,o replied the other, ''if
you wera ialing q iackass it would be I'm.
p1ssihle 50 sag where the man ended and
the donkey bexsn.1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

- The CeasoTs taid 40 yesa eraay,
ssHhatsses Hsay be sheraamas pFagraaassc
gesaieeassa xhne age sssd Judges OF Hsisi-
cary maastsrs zssigspass sssaagiax Fesasss
% the kessrlss syasAa sneasy.a Was ever
xw#swu agcH fank nsssessses Are tfese
ssoEsag mr.. EAneosa s<sborn idioss,'t or,
II net DO they bSlieve ai mankind ek.
csps taemssfves sos-y. Y. News.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

Ara keaash syaiage in Eaglana the
osbex dsas ~ Maeksaaish~7 waa drinking
some ais, when hu Feaaarksa .4sI have
swallowed sotathing. | am afraid IL was a
waDsIfssI aaaas deadsaaaa > u aseFy
short time afterwards ha fell into the
arms OF us6ystaader asd sfhhsdiaseiy ex-
piEed. $50 T
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

6gSsw York; oar local nsws af yes-
ter,Iay aays, Is overlooking with disabled
and discharges soldiers. s~'ifundreds are
without any visible msans Of support,
and are compelled 10 resort 20 begging
from d1or to ttpog % sustain iife,r Poor
feilOws y they bare reason TO curse the
DAYS that gave birth t. Abraham Lipcoln,
Lloyd Harrison and Wsndell Phillips
rs, !. Eews. ssssa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

Jos PsasTage-MoaK Nav TTRR~Ae
sk~e rsesntsy aaaed 70 ear BOB Once laEKs sSt p
avw type, cuss. BoFasfAs &C. all n tasssSt saaa'
u aud latest saylsa,As4 re ara naw better pFeeAF-
ed than ever, 80 axseaae svess variety Of plain ahs
taney 800 Prlnllse, asef, qasca aad easaF. Ne
have TIE largest aaa best assegtmsnt 81 5oseaas
material In she west, ans e4S tara oat Aay kind y
work thai MAJ % aeaIred. On sAaFt notieA.
Merchants and etazars Asytna FTaa1aas 70 ~ aFSe,
are requested 20 call and sxasaias ssseaasesas 81
wssa ana prices. We gnAFraases satssfAstipa 10
sRaxyxRae4 Es
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

lST Cur ToMms III stways al @ tn
guirIxg miads Whaa. about four years
Maga be was locking eus sf ess window
emo noraing, and q funesai lsFasn psssnd.
he turned 10 bis mother With m eager
look, and said SMOTHER. who will bury
The last ssaa that dies s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24
MEs uOaSRs HOUsE,


y WNFWFI y y ~F"77E
Dgs &aIgSS--oy."-.--..- IOWA
This spacious and catafaFtsbie H"tet - stsiI&@pi
ss = y SON whs hsE 9 Ettef 50 AMI
ssvY,fshe5 ID ia a &ty'R unsurpassed ~ AHy kstsS -
az " tst. TsseiF AAeleEs aiNars sRbpBtsa SitH lhf
a,@xt that Ele market arfis, and evrrs ssaSEaaFhet
ms...Irsf 10 xhs IN Sc for Ehe e"taf-gt atet pleasure
vf wu~sts aiuTt z their Stay AZ the CaTl1at IT lows
AtlacaszI to thI< hptef, as a Huc Stable assi Car
msaaa gKease~w EhsEe aFayElir&' hessSs Az sETd
xzf xssr sassx sA3xsssg b4~&RAs ~ 9ses essfsEgy
~mn no Accommodate Eith eonyryTurFS Ia any part
- 10 ssaka 80 " ssSsFF3aD Il son :
rss Mtfssea, fS~S. pee 70, f&1 Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24
Baldwin g. Dodge.
BANKERS.
Csassesvss = TAX rayEas Agts,
ssszxsos4 ma zzww#s EsRH zrza

nsasrrs IN BssA, stlveT. Kxcaaasd, uResfrsnt
Muaey and aassrnHasHx vsaAssrs Il
carefua xssaasssa gissw ~ sitssuya &c Drafts
gssex aaa Acnsaats, sssa prscr~as u sAHae prsnaVt-
IN F~ssaistssl-
Ttxss paad fuR a1asreztffsst lana ewaessl S Nss
e&sTa&-
Pzmasmmx ~prasmxsa. GovefnRne Rt Bounty and ssca
Say eialsaA eoAisE1aa f8g ~rsazGiyes 81 AeSeAssa sSa9-
hers.
EEgRREMEEs-Fszk KaFks Nsw YORK sSde
Ssxsas Assausskiaa, 81. Lsnsss DFexsi Co, PM
NAslyAtas MasxsrhassEts RAEks B0s{eas 2 te7t-
esnmalt Sept. 20. tSg3-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

~ Jon fxasftxes cxn be done batter
saIfANsw AstAe Bae&s Qazssthsa a1ass
aAAax - 6lis1asnkNSu 0fsshs afisssf
aippi ssvsrs Ehsss wsassag y kind OF
prinsiax aoas. VII end itto their advan-
cage % leave their araeraas this Otaee.~
We warrant satisfaction or make nu
Sasxges Terms moderass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

DxKAx aat RI 8 ALLEy a4gfuz
wvsiaasd thrn4ssixe- IL t.r Malta n EsAaail so
i ~aSiaSSs wul at end - the 81 Ia, r7tbet st pdhlfg
sRrase sole, Of Al aaas "a sGJeS, w4s0RSs bar.
Sah ESa&s VI eruSssg,
%--S1AAk~S aad Ftf+ Acc4raaa ssd4ti 4uS E5
uYeAAsh RnlR tFfMA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

s CagRc1k DLEFFs, FswA, Got ia ts4A
- 0s. O 4 ~ sAsaags ~TAs fati &ett ~ fEtia1%A'
&sekM "a aaAa RfAEa. 91zctl ysB ssceotFF m&l'Ass
ne 90 sIalFahsy Answer the purpose Of thSiF E"a~
gkrxxkisa. Eh&f | eaahat refrain trsaa extss,N.t& -
y4a aE nsgA spsatna NJ yAsf A. a D~aatNt thf
Plates are SO perfectly aa4pfet 10 the mouth sal
- @z6sz s4aes :, saszs, azfh tAsaf &sA 1 eta saszk aas
-maz almse@& ~ ws4l as 4 faxsAsfIs dA1 Ntas Gag nzSa-
Nwal tsssgh. - . spssz 81 ARA 81 Iss& sAsaE saatfAe
asma Rla@ k@f tssnam be sAep2 SS&4 sNESA4 hNst81N4
bad s<Sn4~l aH th4I ! sett af AEttatiA Fe~ta S4Nf
net bw AZ pa& 70 be ~ saS~sST1 = - rae, bHt "a -
have sseFSsaas sAe AssaeasJ sRFfsAssaNI % u" sc
@ewtsexs sssgs~ 6 4 L. DoxGE.ASs.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

.G8E1H1E
49, A~1rssMF 1eesneaxs9ppMs
fsxaIuahls Ns11a an3snnpam6ss -
Msspas, 6crse, Fsveu A7d Bowed Casa
pislsfs. f6sy hssss iail. II shs rsaasS
dA8ssass skaaos u boz q Pills =
ointmsna fssuH shs assg stoss b his
piaaa, iss lin wEiss b Ne 81 NAlasa Lana
saelasing TIE assanns nd I I'll mi !
bsx free % sxpsusss lfAsy dealers viii
ned keep ny nsdisiss n hard bssaaas
sheJ caaaSs msks = mash pssds
- on oshsr psrsons' nska. - cents u
eenas, and elyAe psr bag ~ poo -
IW o@~@@m-~-~
ga Taopssx.-Ess paes 30 ssaly Gays |;
sewsll ordered homs nsaaea best deslxHt 10 aRakss
And swevssz AEs sAs xszlssakhasazs Mat
xAis no tae aazzAas aissaay end pFsiss
Eie sasesld have added rad % naaks
aise white bread and hisoais whisA shs
saa do only By aasag sAs casaisai Sale
rasux.
%&zFGI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24
IN 4. WOODBURY.,
srRsE0S DESTisT

WlaSN AaN ATstAlAt -. ] FNNN " HfVNf :
- gssEgG Gas BEUFS, IfN A easas..ssN
ne. &axaskaFy hssia9 kees iocstra F%
an lass s42s& fog tfa pxxt thyee FeaEs 4FWW
EAas TO taas The 9uzzhsffty af his
wasAs 9aaAa a&y "a eli pstseHS taTsxtuS aua Wis
sAsar esasaa@sca. rssI they ~ &rslF upon his utulast
sxsfslsn& 10 paSfaxya evegy spSTsao1a 10 a. pefASSl
% anxnasEeea&a RsaxSA4e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-23
Great Kritnin.

"a, DAILY Ne,os publishes letter from P 70
g,,,r Goodwin Smith. descriptive OF his visit TO tho
ARM ~ the Potomac. Hesays Probably no army IN
Dto ever was so well cared for us thiS and such De-
m me case Is surely very strong proof thot the wer
8, not baing waged With merceaary and worthless
:yes" lie regards the officers, IN manners and oulti'
ratgu 30 OF least the equals of any soldiers he ever
s1e. IL.
Al 4 numeronsly.tttended meeting OF the working
t,eu Of S1uth London, the Rev Newman Hoi presiding
address was adopted cOngratulating Mr. Lincoln on
bis rcgectiOu aud the consequent emphatic dehuhcis-
Zion OF slavery by the American people.
An imposing Reform demonstration had taken pace
o. Bradford. Resolutions demanding an extension OF
sAe Elective Franchise. and IN favcr OF an energeilo
agitation Of the question adopted. Sir }; Gross
Sew snd Messrs. Forster Baues, and Stansneld mem
Iars Of Parliament were the principal speakers hir
replied to tie taunts raised by the opponents OF
Reform ~ TO the position Of affairs in America ana
cnied that they furnished any argument against un
scrsai Suffrage BE regarded the contest as ile anu
death Btruggle by the American Democracy 10 Tree
their country from the grasp Of Slavehol0ing osar
cy AID no claimed that 1t not the aIist0cracy uoF
even tho middle classes but the working men that pre-
efgod England from Interfering IN American aiialrs
LONDON MONEY MARKTT.-Funds steady. Discount
demand at bank rather more active. There Is no III
aielash prospect Of reduction Of the rale to iiA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-23

Deal replied 10 Mr. Golden the large expenditure In
time Of peace quoted Seoretary Weles In support
Of the sound policy Of such expenditures.
The Home Secretary alois all the monetary reward in
NHlleIs case TO the oabman Matthews whose creditors
claim the amount.
The details Of Mr. DaytOn's dcsth state that he was
visiting American lady al the Hote de Louvre when
be seized with illness. He fell senselesS was con.
yoyed TO bis resduco and expired before he conld be
carried upstairs His body will be embalmed and sent
10 Hayre, for shipment 10 Now York
The Paris Boarse buOyant OF 6Jf DOC. for the
Rentes
Tho italian Senate In still debating the Convention.
and the Austrian Relchsrath is still engaged the
address 20 the Emperor
Tic German Dict has by vote Of to g. adopted the
proposition for the withdrawal OF the Federal troops
from the Duohies.
II Is reported that the Aghanstans arc In full insur'
rection. but this lacks confirmation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-23
DIE ID.

CA6GYR-On Wednesday, Dec 81, william Cssgsr Ia the
Tbs rrrd, OF tae family aud those Of his brother Peter
Csxzer are respectfully requested to ssad h funeral q
tho Church 81 Charles Borromeo, daey pace, BOOK
lyp on Friday morning at IL O'clock
YLLERYOn Thursday Dec H. aNer painful Illness. Epes
h. Ensry, esq. aged 81 years and 10 months
The relatives and friends Of the family eso The emoers OF
Dirigo Lodge No. TO- 7. A NJ s1d the neabers OF tho
fraternity generally respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from h residence, NO. 80 Grand Ct, on osi
day morning. Dec. %. a, 10 o'clock
GUIOSOn sdnesdsy 2 inst, John Gu!on, sged years
The relatives and friends Of tho family respectfully invited
attend tho funeral services al the Church u the irahsu
ration Twenty ninth near ftnsve on Friday morning
Dec. % Of 10 O'Clock, without further Invitation
HYER--on Thursday morning. Dec e. Miss Cashsrne NJ
liver. In the 1&th yesr Of her sso. . , ,
friends hoss o. her
d. S. William ID. =. and H. Mortimer Hyer are respectfully
invited to attend her funsrs nom Ia, Church o. the Epphs
nv (ths Rev Lot Jones In stanton EsseKs; on
Saturday, 24th inst. .. . O'clock y. a.
MoCULLOH-On Wednesday, 2,t inst al the residence OF
hersonin.sw Wul J. Brown N Orange, N J Ara ABBY
4 Culoh widow o. tho late James hcCusoh OF BAN
more, 10 the s6th yea Of her aga.
Baltimore papers please copy.
PURDY-on Wednesday, Dec. a. Augustus, sea Of Egah T.
and Sophia Purdy. - go, -.
O'Clock D. u from mia ate residence, No. W Ludlow 81
The relatives aud frer b OF the family resp-c;iuy IN
vted attend without further noee The remains VIII De
taken 70 the family baryins ground a. HE fsns iof inter
ment.
sHAw-on Thursday Dec a. 1884. james W. Shaw. In the
0sth year Of his sye. 49,
J.m.s l. shaw respectfully invited TO attend has funera
without further invitation, al Lie late re.idenee, NO. lf
Wet Forty seventh between sixth and Seyeoth ayeh
on Saturday Afternoon Path inst. ~ Il O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-23
Commercial Intelligence.

f.,y1RPoOL, Dec. l0.-The Brokers circular re-
,.ts Gle sale, OF cotton Tor the week at eSVyo Dalss
,r npened with Idynce Of i'd, oot s4Oseq1ep'1 pc
- ID AM. due Improvement was nearly 81 o't l' 1S',.
a. ,p,tors were $3.50 bsles and 70 eHpoT1es ~ Oaes
a. I'll Icing are the Guthorzed quotation w ss5 az
al hidd7ng 26fi Mobe--faI, z74di Alledim4' %'sd
Irisu6s-l air I'D. Middiing 2od. IL. -.
he sses gu Friday 5000 bales tae Market 0o'ns
o e pot $ e bales ofwheh 10 $40 american
sTarf on TRApg-Ta, marie. Is hrIneT, "1h more demand
foi yDoe. auo yarns , Ill, r.. 4 Co ,snort
Fo1r m m and steady; Extle state n al Nhtst teany
Re- vr.tern 1900: White Western, a. > Corn dun
Ao Ahys Co. and Riehard.ou Spence
Co. report Besi very dull fork qiie end .esly bS.Ch
s.ea5y sssssP Ns yGs 5i ,d asa ss lover .'r4 ~
PsoprcE-,fhe 3r,terS Circular reports: Ashes hAefi
po,ts ead Pearls ~ ea5) sugar very dl, ana I'm oe
elirinE Coffee frm b., quiet Rice steady Llea 90
Lirsesd OH steady Serm Oh nominal! it0sln very uui'
sort Ergsh & Bla,.dvn report: Petroleum steady ct
I,,.' pxgTS-Bann,s' circular reports: Bresdsuh'
,uci aud steady Iron quet sugar hsi snd "a ioweI once
Rce esdy end uuchsn-cd sow steady AZ 20 va apits
Turpeniiuc steady u 81 as leiIo.'am que so ,sos
ownva,d; COD Oh 4yJi LiIseod Oi easier Lseea OAAo'
hrc,n Securities inactive; United States Fystveutie'
In, closed on Friday =, COZ for money ,..
I lao iou ia ts BANK Of England hss decreased Al4oO
,,-v,.oo, nsc Iop. la-sae, Of Cotton today, 5000
p is, incvdng 4Oco % ,pecuisors and exporter The
srtc, il qu.et ard unchanged
Bsead.sifI quiet and s'esdy fr0Si''onS o'h Blu vi
PIsa % steady Petroleum frazer refined sialu.
Iovpoy Dec iA-p m-Corscs for uOncy ~. limos
Central share. 5 a3 discounts Ere shse., 800 Inc
Ausrs- received to- Ge io9 any eHecs I" p'
fi w.TxyrH.vry Dec s--sales Of Cotton for The
weed IS 600 bales; aarket Ans closing qet and steady
-S.wOreens tire 9rd.Q1iye za0i. do taS %SS' re,
PAsls pec. lCp. n.boursS quiet AsH'e' closed a. v'