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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13

A Sassgs waRsm SEgssa.- There Ii
naahlng IL s.-Is worsd that pleases the eys
OF hangry mar better than sighs at .
good lot OF Groceries 4 Provisions, and u
be is not very hungry be likes to aee them
about, where they May be gos At In time
Of need. Well, at the wholesale house
Of STEWART & Haas, hangry man and
ssthe balance Of mankind" can sss .
sight worth seeing. The building from
cellar 10 garrett is filed fala Of groceries
and provisions enough to supply the
wants of thousands. En;granss outfit
ting for Ghe mountains snd valleys
would do well to give them call.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13
60 AxrnlcAs Aeslcr Lrgassr. -Th.


TaE AakaEcAS AcgicELrEatsr. Z DO
November. nambss Of the above named
Imaginable Periodical Is upon oHg table.
We astice that The pablisber has rasssd
tbs Subscription price from 81 to si-so
per aanum, which Is not equal 70 the
raise ~ aAother eonamoditiess yet nos-
withstanding the Increased price Of suh-
scripllOp il ID not now ~ high as y should
be, for each number il worth the sub
seripliOn price Tor whole rear. The
Publisher "a an iDdueemens 20 get "
clubs eEFeys premian 81 ons dszea 81
ths great aAgricaitariss Strawberry
Plantn which Gra worth At least FIVE dali
lara.
He also eifsrs 800 IN premiums 70,
Essays upon the culture of Flax .aad
Hops, 10 be awaraea - fBslawss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13

~ G. j. For, is az hand as usual
wish his large stock Of Hardware, iron,
nails, wagon hubs, falliss, spoks, bows
&C., together with large assortment OF
Farming implements, all Of which have
beea bought as we are informed, since
the gseat fail in prices, which will en4.
bic him to sell at reduced rates.
II any Of Ger rea lers are 10 waas Of a
corn planter, a breaking plow, or ploW
for old grornd, harrow, cultivator, Oh
any other Kind Of farming Implements
tAey would do well 20 give Fox call, a
bis n&rdxare Store on Lower Broadway
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13

ImTRovEp Cozs PLASrER.--If any OF oai
farmers want the best Corn Planter nov
in use they would do well to call and
purchase one from G. J. Fog, who 10 the
agens for their sale aad has only limi.
ted quantity On hasd.
Remember Fox, Lower Broadway, and
the advertisement Of Corn planter 10 an:
other column.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13

To Grant
havo received yoar n3te Of tbs
date. Though not ensiyely Of the
opinion goa express Of the hopsisssnees
Of further resistance on the part OF shs
Army Of Northern Virginia, ! respect
your desire 20 avoid useless etfasion OF
blood. Therefore before considering
your proposition | ask what terms yuu
will offer on condition OF its surrender 2
[signsdl LER.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13
AUCTION l. COMMISSION
DEKAY & ALLEN,
MIDDLE BR0ADW AYI
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.

p r. DEKAY saa Em AaEEa ALLEx having a.
ssciated themselves In 1As Auezion & ConakaiNs8e8
hgzlasxa will attend 10 ths ssallng either at pahiie
or eriyat sale, 0S ail kinds Of stSeSs wegoas ksE-
ness aud all kiuds OF property
II. R.-&sAeiEDz aud yard AccoELHa062Iiong tag
xakxsed an gpAseHaaas AxfHss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13

PosrpoxRD.-The sale Of stock adYer.
tised 10 take plaes ON che 22d inst, b.
A. 8. GRosvEsoa, has bean posspossd By
him TO tonne iature dsy 81 waaoh due DO.
tice viii be given.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13

To Lee:
The result Of the last week must coz
vince you of the hopelessness Of farther
resistance On the part of the Army OF
Northern Virginia in this struggle, ! fees
that ii is so, and regard it SIS my duty to
shift from myself tbe responsibility Ut
any. further Instance on any further efa-
sion Of blood, by asking Of you the sur-
gender of taat portion Of G. 5. a. kaown
a. the Army Of Northern Virginia.
TSignedl GRANT.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13
A cam T0 ENYALEDs-

A.cIssKyEaans whAas sessding In sosth America
rs missionary, tscev erfd safe aud simple rssa"
~ for sas Cure At Nervoas " eaknsss, Early Decay
piseare of the Urinary ard Seminal orgsas, and
tbs whote train Of disheeisrs brought % by haae~
tgi and vlrfous hsAass, Crest nuazhess hays been
already rured By this noeis remefy. Prompted By
desira 70 ssneGs the afai5ted and anfsrtanate. !
will xehd tas recipe for preparing and usiHs shis
medicine, in sealed savetops, 10 sny aas she
aeeas ii. Pres Of Gkarys W
Please ilslase a stamped envelope, Addressed e.
yourself, aadress JOSEPH r. fSRAK,
Station o. klbls Hsnss,
rrs 81 seftn gR9 Tara Ctty
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.DEs MONIES HOUSE,
csrpsr walnut & Water strestE

dos M0axEs, .....s...-..+~.-. |.-r--ToNA.
sEala spasisas aud eomfoTIabis Hatel b SltIIkegt
ay sraKraKp & S9zy who hsse atted Hp 81 al
fsra5saea il la sty'e Unsurpassed ~ aRy hot&i In
ana west Fheir tabs is always supplied VITA the
hesstass shs sssksi sssrds ana ~ cry euERaea
s,s8ea In tao no So for the eoalfafi afd pleasure
90 euexts aari-g their stay ut the Capital Of iowa
AktaeAsa "a khis ha&ei, Is aas Stsbis aad Car
xIsge Wsuzs whess travellers horses are cared
for and per seas having Business ia the country
csgi he aczsseaoaseA ath eenv sysnees to any paEs
81 the ststs q. r. sP0FFokD l. SON
Dea Meinss lava, Disc. 10, 1881,
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sAeiF cards. We expect evsry sus4Tprisans nasi-
aess naan il the esiy to advertise In the svsLE.-
Aaversassas 4s sias assaas u aAssyias easa hash
ness into every hsass shst Is served b. nswsRs+
per, Instead Of waitiag for Customers % leos fer
eae1s sign over enex, place Of basinsss.
fs s+x--s---z--srss --sp 4--4--------x--
Joa PsasrIsa~AIo kEw Tgrg. E
hsve reeently aaasa to Jsh oacs, large ist VI
new gYne. Outs. Borders, sc al 81 the best gaAi9
ity ana latest styles, sud are now better pre-
pared shan sveF 10 eze0ats every variety u RaaiH
and fancy 100 Printing, aeas. szack aad eAssp -
We nass las sssssss ssa most ompasts ssortmsss
Of Jobshg material il the VEST, ana eaa tsxa out
asy kiaa Vi wsrk that may bs desired "a sasts ao-
tee Msschxass asd pthgs ~ae sase Pfiaalas %
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13

Ths RrIaai cAanasers ~ hesv u @asnias
and Fnsfraetisn for veass asa-SsshiIshss By she
nswSra Association, and seat fsee of chAigs -
scaled sassfepes. Address, Dr.. j. sKfLaE@
uorGIITglx, nsmAxa Association. PhiiaasaRhiA,
Pa, feb, 10, issS-~sy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13
THE LATEST WAR NEWS
TELEGRAPnlc SUMMARY

Since our last issue he news Of the,
sapsnre al Riehmead has eesa sonGrmed,
and il i reported thai Lieas. Gen. Lee
has SURRENDERED his entire army p Lieut..
Gen. Gsaas. This cams up sse whals
matter, but tbs details Of the batilss--
the sighting ,sAe ai9srsus battle Gelds
= the men KILLED. prisonsss captured and
rscaptassd : are YET 10 be asesrsalned ana
published, It's certain thas this great
victory has uos been woa without terri
BILE loss Of men on both sides.
II waald seem from The desperate Gght-
ing 90 tho part Of the Confedevases, that
Gen. Lee bad determined to make the
battle before Richmond and to make that
shs s.lass DITCH 7 70 Gar ~ be wss Goa
ssrned. lie fought and vas defeated and
has Surrendered all the Army Of North
Virginia.
What efses this aisastsa 10 the Con-
federatss will have upon the rebellion, il
still left TO Conjecture but il j. certain
that il is heavy Lipw, and il IL don't
bring Peace and Unien, it wiii driys the
Confedera1es to tee adoption OF sys-
ten of Guerrilla warfars on large scala,
Il il. stated that sherman's sEmy has
been supplied wish shoes and clothing
and are again on the move. Gen. John
stem is in bis front, hat not in sufficient
force, We thiak, to stay The vietaEiou'
| march Of Sherman, who will new be re-
infoYeed from Grants aFIay.
| Sinea writing tho above, the following
correspaadeses between Gen. Grant ami
Gen. Lee, has bseu reported and tele-
gra2hcd By Tho associated press, froa
which it will be seen thai the Army o
Northern Virginia, has been surrender
cd
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Baldwin & Dodge.
BANKERS,
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Notes and AccaHaisa and RENes eaS e sase 4NaRt-
~ TazzkxE<s&
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they are substantially the same as those
pa opposed In roar lelset 81 tho Sth inss. =
Tbey are accepted. / will proceed To-
designate pgopar o!EeeEs to carry lie stip-
aiatlons iato effect.
[sigpsai LEE.
There is report in circulation to tho
effect that Selma haa been rapsaFed aad
buFnr,s By the Federal forces under com.
mand Ct Gen. Thomas.
Tbe Peasralfs forces are closing around
Mobile, end we would not be surprised to
learu by shs nexl msil thai shs the city
has been captured.
Tha New York fEeraBi's Mobile Bay
correspondent andsr date Of lhs3is uit.,
says:
Ii appears that Gfangav.s and Smiths
corps moved from DaRby's mills tho 25th
for Blakely, ueeting slight opposition %
sss lst day. uastho 2S,h shsl3th csrps
moscd towards Spanish Fort-strapg
eirthworks easoautered and druvein ths
Rebel cavalry. Granger eucampej 90 the
lefs of that fort towards Blakeiy Il Sib-
ieyss uaiI.s, fiss miles ssen that tnSu Or
ths26;h on the morning of the 9th GA
forces advanced on Spanish Fort, driving
10 aod esptnring the Rebel piekcts and
estA blishing our batteries within 400 sd,
Of the main works. On the ooh oui
forces we're eutrsnehed within ID yards
/ Several liyes hare been last By .orpe.
does strewn atouad.
Our loss ayeFges $50 per day.
| ghres huasasel al the enemy bad hees
SAB &c BY apsr,ion q oar forces Boz no
jet captured, owing TO their taking ref
uge In swamp.
Early on the morning Of the 3(ah III
/ Rebels madc an attack and was hand
sssaeiy repiused wisA hsavy loss.
| The Rebel aset Of gnnboats ara with
In nasket range Of our troops.
| Easthwosks ara bsing constructed TO
siege gans.
| Five Of our mentors and the guuboR
E0ctorora have crossed tho Blakely bar,
osasrs are arriving,
| Heavy eannOnading opened on Spanish
Fort and eonlinaed-all day. Results no
known.
/ Gen stesle's column Is Feportsl % hays
/ left Pensacola, on shs 18th ulta sud ms
with ths Islldaing success
Al trsoawood II captured train o
cars. At Pollard, Alabams, hs Foase1
live segimasss Of Rsbol sssalry, and sap
Itared Brig. Gen. Ciawsoa; q ofheers
400 men, and 10 to so borses.
Ga rs 27sh uls., ool. Spaula iug wlth !
dssasshmeus pf tAa "a Maine AM IL
Florida savalfy cot The Mobile and Mont
lgsnery railroad, espsared two wagol
trains and l0D prisoners.
i A eorrsspsadsas Of sbe N. I. ussal
Ifsosa slsbils Bay ssasss sAal shs siilwAa
kes vas y san Up By ssfps1s % Eli
l2ssh ADD lie Usage sa the 29sh while ep
Grating agaiass Spaaiaa FsFa, four sailor
kalls.i and six ssrioasiy iaiared, enc D
Isas samsss Of Ne Al sakss i ssila sas q
3 asln W hisr, - i esl
NJ Ia g gs.nasslsnsrssss saa Xssn III Il
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Eal{er og Hagss,' :

E4iter ~ Eaytss
DE Al Ssa s--sw iah yaHx pegsaasslea wssh " sss
Ia the readers 81 ysns Rarsr tAaa will spf. b. re-
tarw natl. to 81 VIC wlsh Is ffTaei Restess
9Th susl alfeesaons ter saktag assd asAHa ssiaspte
vegc4ahls BALM that viii sGssxmaiay Fsrnssts ~
Tn dags Piptpisx nsascAes. Faz. FFsgksfs aud All
gsaamrfslss Aashe Skin, awsvsaE tAs same sesss
clear kmsefh and Hssussfal-
viii a4sa mali IFse g. fhase asYsa& Maid Heads
or R8ge Fares, sihabse dEretssas aMa aaforaa kssn
that win snahle them 90 start fail ErpwsA a
Inxari19st asgg, whasksxss % Mens4zsAAs - asss
than thifsy days.
An asaSssaslasaz aEswSFN4 hg retNFn sasts Essa~
out chsrge Mexprctfugly yeaFs,
TH0s NJ CHAPMAN, Eheaaists
+ Narrs ~ ssss-~ssa BAT nFes.lH az. n. Z,
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couHes1 BLrrrs, iowa. oci- Y, .

C0uRerz BLrEFx, TawA, oct- ~ 1850
pr 4 woo5aury-The fsii sest Of arsfaeaal
eesSA "a Gold Plata whieh you recentiy nasas toE
vw AZ azsmirassy SHAKER tina pnTposs Of thrar ers+
ssraszlaK khas Ganaek EsEfaan EEeEa sxREssslhg te
you Yssy high opiAien of yea as penliss. The
Plates are 10 pegfeclty sAspted 70 the mQath ana
so saeA eaAas thas, wfth theg ard both SPEAK and
eat alzaesk wssi as fagzeFly did ith ny uakE-
ri tsesh A. york OF Art, DO notthink u Al The
- easxsssa 10 eaa - snxpssssa Several pentists
As cred me that set OF Artificial Teetn ceeia
gsl 10 aAs "a Be 81 any ssEyise re, bat gous sir
asve - srco.ae taa airulty NppFeh eaaed Is those
4 saIasHses H. l.. paEsL4Sa-
spR~ff~faSs "
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AYalL s.

To Lss;
Your note Of last evening, in reply 70
mine Of same date, asking what eondi.
lions will accept tho surrender Of the
Army Of Northern Virginia, Is received,
and 10 Feplys would say thai peacs be-
Jag nag desire, there is bias one candition
that insist apon, thai tho men surren-
dercd shoald BE- disqualified for taking
up arms against the government Of ths
United States until properly exchanged.
I wilI mess sou on designate officers to
meet any cheers you May name for the
sam j. purpose at any point agreeable Il
you, for the purpose Of arranging dshn-
atsly terms apon which surrender 'ci
tbs Army Of Sorthern Virginia, will b
received.
fsigRed1 GRANT.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13

FKTEasqx's MAG3aSK.--We are in recsipt
Of shis popular Laay's Magazine for May,
It is splendid number. Its flshioass
which are always the latest and prettiest,
are we'll worth the subscription price FOR
whole. gear, aud its reading matter i
ehaste aud interesting. Every family
ought to hare il, and to clubs great in
dueements are offered.
Single copies two doilars--to . club Of
eight it will be gent for Sl2.
We sill furnish the magazine and The
Busle to subscribers for $3 so in ad.
vance.
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T. Y Il 8!

NyEw sroEK or JEgRLRYf
N. P. COxANT,
Uasiust recbfTea at bis stare uexf sorF 70 tae
Post Once, Upper Broadway large as4 ~eatsS~
stock of JegyeKryy
Consisting or
SAazo, LAVA HosAtGs coral AND oOLp
STONE sETT,
Sr&eststs, Eee&ets, Rings, stasix, watch Keys
wsa4 GAasas, n eck Chains, spesLaelsSa
ke kc.,
F~whicn wkff be sold Al tsw prices. zaa every ar
tieIe warranted 20 prove last as REPRESENTED
watches ljlecES anI Jewelrs FeeaSssd IN the most
; horunaA ash werknssnliks ra4Eaes, &ea all work
saFrsRttS sf3 cAargfs FssSonshts
Csnacia R4afEa. Es2As AIg- ID. 1885 u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13

To Lee:
Yaar aass ii lhas slsssis psi NE sae'
ment { Ii ] 2 4. d D received. Ia cease.
aaense Of mg haviag passed from sbs
Richmond and LyacsbsFg coal, an
nos, at yressut wsf.iak. asods 1 miles
vest Of lfaIler's chaFeh, and will pssi
gosaasd "a the ffpas for lhe psrpesp N
sasslssx Faa whsEs "a iasssvisv = "a
take place.
fsigaedl GRANT.
ArPaaAfox 0oEkr HorsRs
April oh.
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To Gr9ag
/ received At q late hour your note Of
to-day, ia anssss 10 mine OF ysssasiay.~-
Did NOT propose shs sufreader Of tho
Army Of Nosshsrn Virgins, bat 10 ask
sarma Of yaar Propositions. To be frank
I DO ass slsaak the saserssnsy hAs arises
10 call for this surrender, bat as ressora-
sion Of peace shaala be- The sole object Of
ALI | desire 10 krow whether yoar pro.
pesals woula tepd 10 that end. cannes
tAsrsfsre msss you wish view % safren.
dee the Array Of Nosshera Virginia, bsas
a. far - your proposssioa may eizsss c.
D. Az forssa under aaasid anasssd
to The restoration Of pence, should b
pleased ID nsss yoa u 10 :. =, lssmsr-
row, on the old stage road . Richmoad,
bss~ssa sas picket lines u no sws
armies.
Ts,vaea, LEE.
ArssI ..
To Lss. ~
Your aole oil yssasTs1uy was seesiysd
- / hars 10 Asssssssy 70 srsas % u.
sasisss ii peass chs 49, gsenessa r.
| l0yA. =. tssdsy, soaid u - sssd.
viii s.sss, ho~svss, 0sksssIs tb4s E -
| equally a4xieus fm peace xish yessseif
/ ~ ., 70 - ~ - Esu.i
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sfss'. per asAsH sassa
Seyeil-Thirfy Lean.

TAsss ssses ere lssuea uaass oats Of Ausnss issh,
49, aasa are savabas shsse srasa trsa saat Lime.
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csrY or COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

alo. v. a.RDHER, eEO. z. BuRT, 4. 0. K'HAIRT
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21
Jacob sfrawn, inc IlIIuois Farmer,


Jacob StrsWn, of Jacksonville, Illinois,
died suddenly on the Gath ult Starting
in farming and cattle buying at an early
sge, with capital of fifty cents in silver,
Mr.. Strswn came 70 be the king farmer of
the West. His acres spread over almost
whole counties, and it Wss no unreal thing
for him to SOW field of wheat or plant
corn over q space twice the size Of Ger
man kingdom. He had sheep and kline
upon thousand hills, or would have had
if the hills had been there- He built pref
ty much the whole of the village of Jack
sonville; he represented his district in the
Legislature where 6e was noted for direct
and available good sense, and In all posi-
tions filed the ideas of g good citizen.
His Hlittle garden pstchP ct the time of his
death embraced nearly thirty-five thousand
acres, worth at least 81, ,50O,O 600 without
improvements. he was twice married,
and leaves seven sons and one daughter.
In person he was Daniel Lambert,
weighing shout three hundred and. fifty
pounds. During the war he was an active
and liberal friend and supporter of the
Union cause. Many interesting incidents
have been related respecting him, among
which are the following: He began lite
for himself by raising sixteen acres Of
wheat, which he traded for sixteen steers,
which he sold st profit. After this he
dealt mainly in cattle BE WAS rapid
tslker and keen judge Of human nature,
9 prompt sctor, knew how 70 drive bar
gain and always made money. He seldom
came TO town, was busy every moment,
and was always In the field or in the sad
die, going from place to place. Until
within few years he was his own account
ant and his own banker, and strange as it
may seem, kept no books, trusting entirely
to his memory, which never failed him.
In physical labor be excelled in every de-
partment. With q common hand sickle
he has been known to reap bind and shock
sixty dozen bundles of wheat in day.
Farmers will understand this to be whist
not more than one man in Thousands could
perform. In earlier days he carried large
sums oI money upon his person, and on
several occasions his life was attempted as
be rode alone through the country. At
one time near Alton, he was attacked by
three robbers, whom he thrsshed and put
to flight with his cattle whip. He was b
man of wonderful muscle and activity.
he could spring over the highest fence by
merely placing one hand on the top rail-
and on one occasion he cought an infuriat-
ed bull by the horns who was charging
on him in an open field, and throwing him
on his back completely subdued the ami
NAL -a
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21
HUM n WELLS
Ohr0nic O0nstipatlOn,

% FRAOIlOAh OHEAIStI
"a Commercial Wharf,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

The Siam Times, just received here, says
"a giant has appeared in Nagpore. BE
is seven feet four inches in hight, and ol
enormous amplitude of chest. As regards
the lower extremitiee, however, he is very
ill-proportiOned, having spindle shanks.--
When first he entered the city he wal
mobbed. An immense crowd, consisting
of men, women and children, gathered
around him and stoned him for an .incAr.
nation of the Evil One. But, luckily fof
him, somsbody, having discovered five mys-
terious marks on the crown of his head,
announced that he was 9 Sod, and there
unnn tho Aabla AsA5 asaasatitinI1a Fnpnlsce
Frustrated themselves before him, and &C.
tuslly Worshipped him a. 8 divine being
When he Wss st Ksmptee, all the MGrWar-
rec women paid him divine honoFs and Lit
orally adorned him."
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4. l. AATakNe, Manufactures, N T..
Age1ts. - sePl5s16R
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A Celestial visitor.

BielA's comet is expected to make It's ap-
peAraDce soon, SIS it is now on its way to
its psrihelion. It is not yet near enough
70 be visible-being no nearer the earth
than one hundred and ten millions Of
miles. On the first day of November
next, it will be close to the bright (Alpha
PegAs) Msrksb, one of the four bright
stars forming the well known square Of
Pegasus. 1t then pursues 9 n0rtherly
course, crossing the celestial equator about
the middle of December. It then crosses
its old path OF 1886, near where it sepa-
rated into two comets. At the end OF
February, its distance from she earth will
be less than twenty millions of miles. ThiE
comets period is about six and three quar-
ter yeaEs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

-On and after Monday, August 7th, Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland follows.
lsS ErA1n-1s46 a, n.--O1HOlhnAfI EXPREBa,
Itopping Is Grafton, W6lTingfon. Esw Lon,
don, Shabby Crssslids, Gallon, eIISad, OAr.
R,psf2na A6alsT. DslAKAFR. Dswia Osntrs ass
ID Fraln-7:45 P. H.--AOOOaMODATIOU. .-Stops
ct an stations, and arrives In Columbus at s.
IL, Cincinnati 80 A n.
fr1in-S3Q P. M.-H1GHT EXPBE5-Stopvh
ls Grlfeo1t Wellington, New london, sh0lhl
.s Oresainss Gallon. Glad. Osrdi1Eto1 and Dol
AWAIT,
TIslnS Save Oclunbus ai $50 ana lss AZ, s.pP.n.
AxTiVO At OisFelAnd Ss1c - H., and 8sse 2. 4.
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(ILBVkLAhD , KKI8 kAII.hOAL
LEAVE HRIR

- A. H.-HIGHF ExPRESS TRAIH-stoPrius
ct GlrArd. AshtAbuis and PainssTnla cniy, ard
arrive at cleveland st 100 A. u.
e.lbi A. n. -hAIL AND AOUOMNODATIOE
YkA1E-stoppin9 At en gtations and arrive -
OIoyeland at i0:40 A. n
lo:iS A. M.-TOhEDO EXPRESS-seoDFinR at an
EtAttonB except SEanytlle, Say brook, UnionvilIs,
Perry, Mentor and Mfckitfe, and arrives ~
Cleveland at 7.l5P.M.
ss1S iP. M.-DA7 EXPRESS TRAIH-StoVViuE 81
9lrArd, ,Oonn neAut, ABhtsbuia, Geneva PHlnsa
vile only, and arrives In Cleveland at 9.25 p. D,
second Ola1 CaFB are run On al throuEh
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

A paper published in Monroe county,
Missouri, Gays; "Mr. John B. Smith, Of
this county, is We believe the father of
more children than any other man in the
county. he has been married tWice-had
five children by his first and fifteen by his
present wiie-making q total OF twenty
children, nine Of whom are dead; three
married daughters and the eldest son are
in California, one married daughter re-
Iides near Psris, and seven remain at the
old homo. Mr.. Smith is by no mesns an
old man yet, and his better half is as hale
and hearty as most women at the age Of
thirty"