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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

walnut + Water Streets.

DIES MONIES, .ssr.......-..... ......T0WA.
This kpAs cas- zad eanafort&bie Hetes L. s1iIIkept
by o Y. sFoTFeRD 8 SOC, who hAvs Gtte4 - an4
furnished IL IN ssY'e unsurpassed By any hots Ia
tbs west ThstF table 10 always supplied With the
eezt thai the MARKET Eorda, and every enience
afforded in the hoaHe fer the cenfprt ard pleasure
81 guests aarirE ssir stay a. the CaUitAI Of Iowa
Ana1hed 70 this hotel, is ane Stable and Car
FAa@e House Where uAyelieTA' horses are cared
for, and persons hAying business in the counsry
can be accommodated vita convsysneas % ANY wsFt
az she stats g. r. sPOFFORD aSJM
Dss keines, Iowa, Dec. TO- 1859 If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

eSThs Ladies' Repository ID upon oas
table, this (shs Sspssmbsrl nunbes b =
qaal 70 aay Of iss predecessors The Re
positosy Ia pahlished as the low price Of
%, SO per annum. Tha stssi plsss sngrsy-
ing Of Madam Ssaal in the present num-
Der Ii aisns worth the Subscription prics.
Address Poe & Hitchcock, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

two, have bern r-fh-v ssksenD In this lat
itade. We have haa 40 frost IN ysss bats "a
our merchants sag, aws are expecting
soms On the nsxi boat.s We hope that
Jack may be frightened by the Gusriilas
and Indians, - badly IS our Getty Dads''
we're few days ago. II 30, cur farmers
viii be spared the trouble Of having their
corn nipped IN the ear.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

q The two or thres ssws1 Democratic
papefs's which hsse nos yisi&sd up the
ghos1 b shs big pFiss Of papss, are harp
Ing sbout the dsngsrs of dsssfacting The
nsmocsasis party. II khsy aks 70 mneh
afraid 81 that, why don's they come back
10 The principles Of DsnossasJs Wx ID
Linoelnisn. Democracy ID psaes.-I Day
Book.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

powER Pass FoR SALR.--We hare ON
azad ssa ter sale. snsof aessssy's Poser Presses,
capable Of making enc thousand Impressions per
bear, sad warranted 10 do &c work, Fsrmslsw.
FofsRrther information,
! = Address HAsBfTT q oAnPxaTTa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

BL4NKss-Ws hare on hand and Cor
sale pssea ss%szasss nsesss Dssasetafsss rsaA-,
sss's sale, justices Blanks, Township Fiats and
sunds tor Deed.
every description Of blank wcrk daae al sAis esscs
In we best style aad ri low prices
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01
AUCTION l. COMMISSION!
DEKAY & ALLEN,
MIDDLE BROADWAY
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA

xor4mted themselves In tbs Auction q Connissi0a
bsiness viii attend to the selling either At public
ar sriyats sale, Of all kinds Of STOCK wagons bar
ness ana all Kinds az property.
NJ m-~lSfsn4iss asd yard aaoomnod atlouE fur
xaahSd on reasoRable terms
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

e. Business and Professional men,
san Y aesaaHsszasa sssA asssa On tAssiusAE,
sas taaAr cards. We expect every sassrprisiag bu-
sansss man in sals casy 10 savsrsissin tAs Bucxx
AaysrsIsiae 10 nssns ~ carrying easss sasinsss
liass svpry hapss whs<alssssvsaeya aswspsva, aa-
sssaa "a waIsfns ser ssssoness ts issk for enss'
assn eysg his plsss at susinezs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

60 = l1rs i - ] - vsew
|CsnsssEy fsn ass ssAi1sd n an.
|oshsr column d ts-dsy'S paper thai =
nssIsse III thspmpossof eiscaisg -.
earl, wiif Os kaId Ut shs oikes Of Casssdy
q Test, On Mo6dsy sssning aext.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

era pspls's Pease Assosiasisa has
been fofmsa q Lsnsing, Michigan. Lea
the goo roFh 80 ca.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01
@. ALLEN,
RETAIL AND COMMISSION
MEIRC CHANT,
MIDDLE BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, luna,

AeeRs constantly ca haad . gae6 sapysy ef Dry
GoSdss FsFniEEEes Qneenaware Asosez, H6nse-
Hold Goods, &c. whiSh be vial seiE vswy cAsx2 4ur
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01
SECOND HAND FuRMTu

AnA ssssysAaIg else wasxh ne Cas- alapsse III ssasn
In exEhsnSe far ke9ds. aiss hEm eAli PM
door sslss A. slyteFs pTy &soas at0xs, Hoffh
SIDE Mods BxcAAwny.
sziy =, - ~ ~ a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

NEW SY06G or JKwKLRYt
m. n. CONANTs
HAS Jnst resolved 81 Ais stoTs, next door 10 Sha
ynsk ofacss Upper Broadway, large and wall se~
iecte9 as ..
stock ofiJeweaRys
Consisting IL
qAMg0, LAVA, Mosaic, CORAL, AND 8ccEu
EToNR sEff,
1 Rraeesets L6cketss Rings, stnds, wslSh Keys,
vesS ChAtna, Meek Chains, speStaetes,
&c. &c.
KN~wkick will ha Roid al iow prices and sEeTy ar
siSae wFzxYsmzea 30 pgsvR Just TepFes entea.
watch as Clocks and JswslEy repaired In SAs mosi
tAaroukh Aad Worknznllks manner, and EIl wSeFz
sseFTemfe6 and Charges yeasaaG6l<.
Csuncii RIufs, I0wA, Aag. rs. 1890 Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

fhs Osanal Blu1k Shootsas Oae
hoi1s ~ regals meeting 81 shsif CLUB
room, on Maaasy svssiss, Sept ssA. All
the msmssss u requested 70 bs-ia ssssa-
dance. go.
Oh. BABBTTT, SsS,y.
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oosaal siaas, July q, sss. ID.
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FOR SALE
Lana In Psstawattamie Co., Iewa.

orrr az ooURcu. eIurfs.
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Vile, about twenty miles from New Oreass. hisssrvs
two good and important purposes. One y mat 10
heAishber location, and officers and arr further re-
moved from The temptations and dem OF the
city. Al hasr rsostved orders 70 isn thssr regiments
rcusD pRowrxp IN poUBls MoEs.
Tho body o. AoNDknown man found yesterday ~
the Aesbssppi, TDtto JaeksoD equars hsndeuesd asd
doubls Eoned ~ bad evidently been sailor. Coroner
HIRE held upon The oody; but nothing relating
bic Fate wF~s @Found droweed" YES sazs verdict
PRESENTATION 10 GENERAL BANKS.
+ magnificent case o. glass and silver, manufactured
General Bsnks tow days by Tho CONSTITUTIONAL on
veDtop, 10 session IN this city. When presented the
win contain the pom which signed the document
sbshng slavery forever In the STATE Of Louisiana Ihe
resembles monument, aud 10 beautiful ornament
and One piece OF workma ship
kEssRs AsRAuS
10 my last stated that The eetaoiishuaouS o. the
hessrs Abrams had been sexed by the military sutho
rites charge selling large quantities. u quinipe 70
the rebels Nothing wac proved against thsm she sale
being merchsnt down town, Who purchased the qu
nine as an Investment The business y now carried on
o. usuai. t4sk t.saT1 E
Major General Siklos arrived IN this city last Friday
ernor Hahn and Col Wilson, Of Gen. Banks star, rode
90 the lake and diued az Bcudons Yesterday morning
the General and etaf. Governor Hahn and several mem
bers OF the Constitutional Con venion parook o. break
FOURTH and PrytaDia streets.
To afternoon the Convention will receive MAJOR
Generals Sickles and Candy.
Cen. Candy established his headquarters 10 the
Campbell mansson. IL was formerly occupied By Gen.
Butler. ttE4
BrQader General Lee late Chief Of Cavalry In this de-
partment has been assigned 10 command In the Nine
sssntb army corps BY Major General Candy.
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mr.. David Dudley Field and ThuriOw
Weed.
70 TIE EDIrDR OF The HERALD.
Mr. Thurlow Weed appears AGAIN IN The EseniSg Josr-
sAi bat sish entire change Of front, far - am
rned. HIS first appearance In this wise After
payns As respects 70 ehers he made bis bow 10 and
sald:syou, SIR received from General Fremont very
large fee for real services, but political grsta
~" IrepHed.-sThe ice as iaree you state
10; hut whether largo or smsl-swenty Thousand
hundred thousand dcars-s Of your business. It
hard work aud had do politics than
~iih the oes U on that lie faces about aud excaims-
swell the fee large, you made it larger In
saving from ruin the Inheritance az smother OF your
clients Some people might think u is not very wicked
but not 50 this censor bo IN his haste % denounce
mssates aud abasdons MS 'st tion remarking with
OF iorgetu Innocence, 81 simply stated'' the
amount OF the lea THIS 10 NOT true he stated great
deal more, utterly and shamefuy false that he has
not the erontefy 10 repeat II though he has not the
manaess 70 retract H.
contain OF fasehood and little Of truth
make the aggregate one great untruth Neither my
clients private affairs, nor my own are proper subjects
for discus Ion, and shall not into them 70
graft curiosity Or malice Ny re atoms with General
Fremont and Mr. Mott are continued and confidential.
They with me almost daily, and know that they feel
IS do about the libel and its m tive. When they and
fall out VIII be time enough Tor the interference o. this
busyoedy, and the nnscrupnous and malignant lawyer
Having said thus much. will add word OF sdnon
tion Tor mr. Weed HIS presence N Our party has done
conversation during the OF 1850 with eminent
citizen who had before acted with buttthen went off,
he said 10 with great earnostness.A"l cannot re-
main IN party with Weed.n This was the feeling OF
many and 1t has spread and become intensified since To
%eSdua With the Dva,s affairs Of private citizens the
must be abated Let him not excuse himself by
saying that others have meadled with his private affairs
That b not true Of me; Tor during four years
have taken no notice OF him whatever. He
fit 10 drag my name INTO quarrel when
he attempts to fasten upon the Evening fos'
and with which had connection But his Affairs now
under discussion not private he s charged not with
private faults, but with public crimes with beng
rupter Of public bodies and chief agent 10 that
lied bribery which for years has dsgraced cur state
and national Legislatures In reply after repelling h
imputations reminded him OF his equvoca position be
fore the country and of the grave crimes laid TO MS
charge He makes denial aud attempts defence
II he such conscience, and Indifferent to public
opinion, make sign when held up TO the world
0bber IN official corruption his case can be made
worse ard leave him the judgment of al lust and
honorsbis men DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.
NEW YoRK, juno %, 1864.
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The Turf.

The Turf.
NEW YORK JOCKEY CLUB RACES, AT CENTREyILLE
COURSE, L. !.
SRcoSp DAY, "WEDNESDAY, June 2e-FRsr RAu.-A
sweepstakes for three year cds mile heats, $50 EACH
p p, ana $500 added by the club.
f. Morris entered b. T., by imp. Eclipse, dam Esa,
" .s.....i
p. {. Bush entered b. f. Lurline, by imp knight VI
st. George, dam by imp Trustee. ..............-.2
7. 6. Moore entered b. C., by Lexington, dam Glori
ana by Am Ecpse. d. Trihe, by Sir Charles 3 dis.
Time, l:502i-l4S4.
SANE DAY "A jockey club purse OF $780, dash Of two
miles, for al ages, club we:ahts
J. A. Morris entered b. h. Reporter, by Lexington
I. g. Moore entered b. m. ldewild, by Lexington
Time--Fmst mile, I:5l. Two miles, 34oZ.
The entries for Fridays races which will be four miles
snd handicap dash or mile aud hall, will be made to-
day and published in tomorrow's paper.
UNION COURSE, L. I.-TRorrIN0.
"WEDNESDAY, June 70 Purse and stake $500, milo
heats, best three in FIVE, 70 wagon.
u. Mace entered b. g. Shark, Received forfeit
II. Woodruff entered br. G. Dexter Paid forfeit.
d. Pier entered br. Toronto Chief Paid forfeit.
Fort Royal and Baby Belle trot match for 81, 600,
three mile heats in harness, this afternoon, al ths Union
Course.
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Died.
ASssrRoSG.--On Sunday June y, hARGARrTfA w. only
daughter of David and Jennet &. Armstrong aged III
years. .... Fl
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the iuncral from No. l23 East Thirty
min lii street tns fhnrsday afternoon, al one o'clock
BAu--Dn Tuesday, June -, Eliza, oaign'er or the
late James and sarah Baob ~ the 6etn yeas Of her age
The relatives and Trends VI the family are re- pesiluiy
invited attend The funeral from the resencc Of her
pepaew, Robert r Robins No. ~ Dominc OK street. ths
thursday morning, ~ ten O'Clock Her rsmaos viii be
taken 70 Orange, ". j., TOT ,nterment.
BYRSDs.-ip brooklyn, on Wednesday, June ~, Hter
short but severe uescs, CHRISTOPHER byR>u, native
u the county u wicklow, Ireland 10 the 5tn year u his
age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his tate residence ~
day afternoon, Al twoocorA. lis remains VIII pc iakep
70 the Cemetery of the Holy cross for ,niermeni.
BAkg.--At Mount Vernon, on wednesday, June ~,
CAEoliNE A., we ?, p Dr. Inoina. Blase
The relatives ard friends vi the nmy are iavtsd 70
attend tho funeral, a, tue Mount VERNON EfiscopaI
church, on FRIDAY morpos al nne O'CLOCK lie nia"A-
tha Lodge : Also Invited
New iinmIs nsre and bos'cn PAYERS please cory
B'aAKsis-on wednesday morning, June ~, Ina
fi5zAskB biAhhhAr, uanentsr W III. Wiham 400 fiHA'
beth Blsnknlao aged years, mouths and ~ Gays
Her rciAves hno rienas ana pose o. 'ne ians, are
Respectfully mvsd 70 attend the funeral from tne resi-
dsnee y Der aIne 20. ~ treat 1onea street, Oh frsy
tisDi.-on "snesosy' june ~ hsi's rnott bipe~s,
Asr' WIZ pava 'AAuy S"s aAusa'ss :" ''Op s'oNet'
~ sred - ysaih. a..
ne era WV $3.50 Fieo mou. ne. ,ass 'ssa.s'e ~
ienin Avenss vn rl.y ssernoon, ~ W. $3.50 ne
s . , ~ !, ',,-, es,,. peS"Sy 10
' s - 49," s., -, ta " -. 80. : -,
ss ~ ny juno - JAMES ''I0' 'he
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LOAN OFFICES.

At v.-pNEy LITERALLY ADVANCED AT II
n ON IAMoNDS, WATCHEs, JEWELRY
PIANOS, FURNITURE &C
AT n rwsBRoKERe rfcKErs WANTED Ar7
" Diamonds, Watches. Jswelry, kc. =
and l6O cont paid Al any xnsv
plS 10 The city, NJ " Blocker street, up stairs
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@samer Ooneeyo. no N a. PAnadelpn,a.
stsamer Warrior. Nett Provdsncs
nseaMsr Ospray. AldT1cn. Provtdencc.
KEruaxEp-Sohr Sarah Reed Reed hence for Fortress
aonrve 14 lnss Same day, during blow from NV,
une eook. end she ney DAY taken IN tvo ~ a1ss
'onn Aaes Cap nAnus's aad brought back 70 ths porN
SAILED
~Dsn-Seeau ships Baltimore, New Jerssy. n Wclay
nshA1 victor; ships California Arsosy "BarriIla GUY
ns reIcne lFr wAr barks Michele Gaetao Anna
rtencesco Are Angelo Cacohna, Princeton;
Gliss d1ns UsuDe Assse ny
18th Steamships Scotia, and Arsgo
anchor al SW Spit =" =
Wind at sunset ssE.
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1 Police Intelligence.
l VIOLATING THE kNLIsTMENT AND ALLEGED

VIOLATING THK kNLIBTHENT LAW AND ALEK0ED
LARCENY.
Charles Cattca Italian, living at ia Chryste street,
yesterday arrested by officer OByrne, OF the Fssex
Market Police Court the charge OF violating the En-
lstment act in taking Carl c. Schultz German Bos-
for the purpose OF enlsting hun In Massachusetts
regiment. Schultz, however, owing to physical dis
ability rejected by the surgeon. and hrs return
this city preferred complaint against Cattica before
Justice STANDBY. Schultz likewise charges Cattica with
stealing clothing valued at $l56 which left his
leaving Boston, The magistrate required the
accused give bail 81 900 for violating the Enlistment
law, and $500 answer for the alleged larceny.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
BgLDSG.-Noxox.-On Tuesday, June 2e, by the Rev.
Francis Mansfield JAMES H. BELpl>,, Behe, Vermont,
10 Miss IsoyoRA Noxoy, OF this city.
Springfield Mass Republican and Windsor (Vermons)
Journal please copy.
puLLxts--MAN.--On Tuesday morning, June Is, at ten
O'clock g. stephens church, Ridgedsd Conn.,, BY the
Rev. Mr.. Woodruff. ALsERI ptiiMcs, OF Danbury, Conn.,
TO Miss HnLTS IDA MAIN, OF Ridgedeld. No cards
RrnorDs -BuTEr.-0n Wednesday. June 20, By the
Rev Joseph Nimmo WILLIAM REraoIDs, OF New YORK,
TO REnEccA BUFFET, Of Huntington. /. l. No cards.
Soor-ISGERsoIL--At New Rochelle, on Monday, june
~ by Rev. 1hos. Mclaughlin, and also BY Rev. Mrs
Wiley RoBxa1 W. SoorT, of New York. to zEAA J. IScEE
SOIL, adopted daughter Of the late Capt. VIM B1aie
TorHAM--BxpMi.-on Tuesday june %. a. the Church
OF the Incarnation, by Rev. IL f. Montgomery, HENRY AL
BYRT forHAN VIRGINIA A. BKDEl, both OF this city.
wErzs-BARSrN.-0n Wednesday, June 70, At the resi-
dence Of the brides parents by the Rev W. b. Moore,
OF ~ Georges church, Hampstead, L. L., SAMUEL
wsKxs, Jr., 10 ASGLysEA BARsuh.
wlsSER-PYsc E--On tuesday, June Is, at Trinity
church. Csrbondale city, Pa, ny the Rev. Mr. Abbott, j.
AMHERST WIssEa 10 Miss SnfilaoyA PIERCE daughter Of
Horatio 8. Pierce, Of Carbonate city.
wAgD--PsTn.-Ou Tuesday, June Is, at Calvary
church, by the Few. A. Cleveland Coke, D., WILLIAM r.
wAsp TO Josr youngest daughter Of j. T. Patien Esq,
Ali Oi this
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$2.0OO.OOO LOAN
OF rHD

COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Subscriptions hereby invited 70 . Il Two MILLION
Dollars authorized by ordinance Of the Board q super
visOrs approved by the Mayor IS 1884 entitled "A,
Ordnance provide Of voh,sssses
the Armies Of the Uson parcel Of Quota q
city county New York under any future en- =
the President for men,"
The proper books such descriptions WILDE opened d
the Comptroller Office after Saturday the Issn
june Instant and win open until the whole
SHALL be taken. f
Subscribers WIN DO required to deposit with the County
Treasurer At the Broadway BANK, within ave days ass
sering their INSCRIPTIONS. he subscribed ia y
them respectively. and presenting his receipts f Ne
money v the compOsr they WI receive bends q ne
county for equal amsunsa esmabls or before June l.
1865 VIII interest from the Dat, payment u NE rstso
siz per esnt per ansunA
Our fellow citizens and The public sens>y are respect
fully invited cooperate with the Board Of ssrvisos n.
the benevolent and psoo purpose q supplying q~ss
Of men from this county on the call The Prssdsss -
more men the army b made public wislous
resorsing to draft for has purpose. Action win n
taken 70 raise volunteers ordinance rsssya,os
until ssesas amount is subscribed 70 warrant Ne 1o
mitsse 10 proceeding in this matter.
MATHEW 4. BREHNAH.
CompsspDe.
cirY NEW YoaE, DrrARrxrsr or FINANCE. ConrsaoLI
sa's orrcs June la 1884
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Own u 'sstrc~asd sisis Of our columns we are
gslsi Nrats sir-.issasnu sosais~ uades Mo Abess
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THE GovsRnAsM1 LoAs


THk Gov6kNAsAr LOAN A
ssooo1ooa
Ihs loan sashorIssd ~ 4 csasssss Il March K.
1884, which provides fer rs EXEMPTION IN COIN i,
any DsrsA not sss dan tan ,As. ss ys.rs -s~
Its date at the pleasure Of the government
Until lie rsdsnpusn avs pr cent in.ersa Is u b re
semi-snnuary IN COIN
Subscriptions = the lOsn are rsssvsd By the M, i.
Bsnhsin United States nosss in such currency Or.
fuads a. are takes BY them dspos. .. par
nse1smpton from State Or local sazatioa sdds
70 three Ger cent per annum 70 It's vaius
The rate Of interest loan. although but i've
cent in ssia. much greater 10 currency - The differ
between the market value q currency and soaA
Asa rule the hvs per specie securities < All sos
governments are always par sbovs and currency
funded IN ne national loan viii b worth ~ fses IN
besides paying regular and liberal ,ss ss.sass 70 -
holder
The authorized amount this loa. il tvs Aa.dreap-.
lion dollars The amount OF subscriptions reported 70 49,
Treasury At Warrington is over
sm,Oooooa
Subscriptions WIN DC received By tns Treasure, a y ),
United States Washington and the Assistant rssasursss
aNsw York, Boston and Philadelphia, and BY me
Frat National Bank II Now York No. 4 Wan street
Second National Bank of New York. Twenty third stree. end.
Broadway
Third National Bank Of New York. No Nassau strssA
Fourth National Bank q New Yot ana 70 Pine stree.
Fifsh National Bank Of Nov York $50 Third avsnua
S'an National Bank Of Fs~ York Sixth and Broadw4>
Ninth National Bank Of Network ses Broadway
Tenth National Bank Of New iork. 40 Broad vax
Central National Bank Of New York. n Duane .tres.
National Exchange Bank Of NewYork Is4 areenwiehs a
AND BIZ ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which depoaitaries OF public money and an
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout be country acting agents Of the Naensa
Depository Danks WIN furnish further Information on an
plicaton and I'll
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sUBscRIBBRa
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SwovA for MeCseiian.
TO rBx xD' r0s ~ TIVE ByaALD.

pnnp sssSss Rnrnviss Snw Hovrr CAsorrSAl
BSsoaLsr, Juse "a, 1894
Esclceed send you twenty ono dollars " 10 placed
~ah other subscriptions fvon tnn ship We sincerely
nope that be Will ere bong nsheatb the sword on Day
wD.a the ,alsens of Mes York shah receive him 10
trops for ms scvioos vsctorss am dear SIR yonre,
t.rtv HpQff MG.OVEEAN
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
>~~~.~~>~>>~>-~~,>>-~~~>
ARRIVAL OF THE CAHAwBA.
Recovery OF Louisiana State
Archives.
>--4.~>N>--~--~~s-s>->.1--
ARREST or A REBEL coffin AGENT.
~>>>~~~~~>>~-~~o>-~~~>>~
q Old 8 z I z q a a.
s~>>~>N~->-~e->~>-~~-~~>~
IMPORTANT REBEL COTTON ORDER.
-~~>~-~~~>>~>~~~-~--s>>>~~
ARMY MOvEME NTS.
~>~~-~~~~~~~~~>~~y-~~~~~>-
PRESENTATION TO GEN. BANKS,
asa ~. ~


TIE steamship Cahawba, Captain Johnston, nom New
Orleans 2ift ss az this port yesterday morning
We Indebted 70 The purser for The delivery Of
pAsches and paperA
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TELtaraph
SATURDAY. oCToBRR 8, 1885,
TO MY WIFE.

nv THH LATE GEoRoB W. BBTHUNH, d. D.
Away from thee the morning breaks,
But morning brings no Joy 10 mei
Alas my spirit only wakes
To know that I am far from thee.
/, In dreams / saw thy blessed face,
And thou vert nestled on my breast;
II dreams / felt thy fond embrace,
And to mine own thy heart was pressed.
Afar from thee tis solitude
Though SIN ling CfOSds around me bo-
The kind, the b,au;iful, the good
For can only thiuk OF thee;
OF hec, tho kindest, lOvcliest, best,
Ny earliest and my only one;
Without thee ! am all unblest,
And wholly blost with thee alone.
Afar from thee the words OF praise
My listless car unhceded greet;
What sweetness seemed In better days,
WtthOu thee seems no longer sweet.
The dearest joy fame can beBtOw
Is in thy mOSteugd eye 20 see,
And In thy checks unusual glow,
Thou decm'sf me not unworthy thee.
Afar from thee the nights come,
but slumb rs ON my PILLOW fee;
Oh who can re, so far from home
And my hearts home is, love, with thee
i kneel me down In silent prayer,
And then know that thou art nigh;
For God, who seest every where,
Bends on us both His watchful eye.
Together in His loved embrace
No distance can our hearts divide:
|. Forgotten quite the mediate space,
j kueel thy kneeling form beside.
My tranquil frame then sinks TO sleep,
But scars the spirit far aud free;
1 Job welcome be nights slumbers deep,
For then, sweet love, I am with thee.
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--People fond of punch will be gratifed TO learn
that ON the 25th of October, 1891, bowl Of punch
was made at a Mediterranean CITY, IN fountain
covered overhead with orange and lemon trees;
and IN every walk was table, the whole length
of H. covered with cold collations, &c. In the
fountain were the following ingredients o IA hogs
mice. 1900 weight of fine white Lisbon sugar,
pounds grated nutmegs, 800 toasted biscuits,
Dine OF dfy mountain Malaga. Over the fountain
was a large canopy 10 keep of tho rain, and there
bov, helonginp 10 the feet who IOWed round the
fonntain and filled the cups TO the company more
than six thousand in number