davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-10-13

rate. Of Yesterday There Is nof 10 active Aoeaaod
for stock - usual, acd pzees exhibit "nins "e.4
neas.
fouows:
c1osEo FR1cxs TODAY.
Ertrc Brrrts-Fme, fss xc,ltortaea q
Yeas Gid steers, md averaging l.ao - s,za m
ra1me ana p1.-t;ood. we'd .isisd, a:iy
formed sseessa1era<tuE frum !, ,1oo to l'<W "a. n
fa;e s;a9;..Fsif siseis ia Cir 1ssa, AZ -.s
.usassms ueaassiSs as t@ss1Teaiam stcers md nil
~, ~; q e. fcr e4sy slaughter. snd s'9sgtns ,a3u
stssE taaleNeaI@n z cst;ie, n decent -,
1e.n. avsrastnk seoA1 ro Is at 1.Sa'"
foash sad eoaI1e, ase:ssirs S19sN SIS
.........- -'os9.''
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
AuEXA1 TAEDe.
TIE market as thcsa yards Wa moderately srtlya
sud prices without essential change from yesterday
The sa!es foot up so0 head ranging rom "a to s6x
The following are the sales:
Sstts sea sn,nss1 nsdsn ;, "a asea a,s:.s s
Eysn ec,d jerome IS head, aycras,u. 70 ,. at s.a,,
Steers, averaging 80 n, At a5;o 70 Coxen i nesd,
Sox sveisss IS g. TO h''cF Aesa
noqssy essa .essa s.es .,sr.s'aS
70 fssiaas il Ssaa es1s a1s aSs:sas :? - ::
.;2:s ;ss Fs;s';ss ss'ss: S s. ssss IS ss
MICHIGAN so1rzkEy YARDS.
TIC nasket at tnesc yazds has been moderately SC
ttye, and the psices about The same yesterday.
The tales foot up 80 head, at slssaad taex-
Tbs following are the sslca:
seotr sold woodwork Is head. averaging sis ns, II
Tn1i1ghs sold Webb ii head, Averaging SO as, at
paxsou sold jacobs Is head, averaging ,,c.s es,
j. G1d1ey Co. sold Euw.tsnt u hesd, averaging
, 1865-10-13
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

Oct u, 1885,
Ssn5 Ss3 nI SM0sa
F1ep @ ssisaa feany Ss hasio 4 sGsaea saadiss sse'
PEop Gad:e5 Sta,e. Ge6hast hatlato, auudltes.
frop !S1ty Of Eost0o. Chapman. osasnsSa7sh. sum
bslSas f1ile q Ams1isa, Mstssts. F. eo6oras Let
Rsss5s 6$s5,a 1f9s nay ,g enssr sa
sss sEsss Ess;ss ss5s s $sass ~ ssss ss's eas at
Rarpue E1ceiaor. Gilbert, buffalo, 1000 hsis salt
EEns Sasos Rqfo Rn@a,e =, or, ro,, ,
paraas Ma:5 FeFsw. Booa,au. eterelaua, 81: tons
S;s 9e esy f sess 5
sesf yss:ss 1aacTsoa, Galloway. Gfaai nasaa, 10 n
sehr Tsea7apn. Iaal.en, Grand Hayen, :s N uuahsr.
sc"f Maa5y; Aasxsts Gsana haVea- " N lumber ~
sehr Aa1ss Thostns, Anderson, Nuskezou. ss cord.
sehr Honest John, Gi,huly Muskeson, 2, III Lumber
sehr @ a@is FaHe1 eas' soaa g y lan.Se1 s
sehr Maggie The-8aaH Maske;on IL g Q lr91her;; g ;,,
Ssass os ssfGf5:ss ssHs
Sssf H1as seoa
HsE s9 1 1sy Gt isSe2 'E' SALT
Sem Musteson. Ieves, Browne rter. $ eds wood
scht Rose Donaman- o'Br1en. Crowns P1cr. 70 ca5
sehr Dolphin. Ashton. Manlstee. 50 cords bark s9eos
scer Eaena Vista, sennott Manl.tee. Is m lumber
schF Driver. Mcvea. Manlstee. ~ n lutnaeE
schr A. andJ. stronaeh. Aclas. MAnlstce, s. m la1l'
sehr 4. j. sanborn. swcetm.u, Manlstee, 10 .uU-
schr TFicolor, .ratton, south Havcu. fruit.
sehr guide. Chase, si Joseph: 70 z lannsr.
sss6F s Eas: ssoTa. 81. Joseph, Il N lumber. 9
sehr i.ono ssss, j.ml.on. puaAlo, sooo b.ss salt:
senr Dannnsas, Eoaeh, Buffalo, 80 sons eoa' u 'oos
sche 3 csmo-l., Johnson Msn1stee, 100 N iu,ab=r-
sSr G9.sT Ws W. ',4 o p 1Hees
sesf @ as Esho. coiees % sasinsr a; Is {amSts nj =
sesr Moqnta'ness, Res - &sa:.nav. ,s9 N @ IaE,be..
sear @ Aises % i.nphlsr. ei Alpeae. % Is II lanSef Il %
SIR s. SsStt: GR,es M's s:s !ss' soa
sc6r Monitor, aieGaw, EEir. sol ioos coal .,,
schr Esis thompson. shehoys4a, LsO na Wheat @o
schr lawiencs. Hanson. shebo5ean, Ito packing
eRF fs ~! Wa! asssa sst % Ens
schF :: Ratley, King. Grand Haven. S N lumber
schr Three Bells. Bcsentson, Grand nareD' ~ m
schr Races. Thompson, Claseland. q toa. ecal;,
sesE K!n A1stfn. ce.s!ssd: Il a. =, tGas fan6el
sesr ss kssi efsss Ises taiss e sords "0od-
SER @ 4 Mtssa easisf' Pierre As'a'ef'e t0 "a 'uH'-
- CLEARED. .............. Oct. L..
sur Sea Bird NOTE. i, S.ease Es.sas ;anaF. 1aadT.ss
fTep ep Fesss Qness tiiaa Banal0 1aoseu cora.
t9e e 9aat4 4I9 TWsoodwsth, Bualo c1o bu wheat
2so I'll S1 S9S ontfta so bu wheat sad aun-
Prop Mess;noz 5fs5s5 Ssl:1 KRgssSo. RSgs.'o ;, ,.,
Sri M;Sa.,ea Miss1ss Ee;5 ns7fs nafalo, @ 81 cord.
EsTdae Ciydo, Norris, kingston, 100 hu corn.
, 1865-10-13
CuICAGO,LUMBER MARKET.

TnCKspA1 EVENING, Oct. Il.
LUMDEK-RcceIycd, c,Gs7 N, shipped, l,4s3 H. Mar
kct hem and more active Sates:-cargo schr. Scoyt
from B1nakegon, 119 m etrips, ba4ancc assorted. at
1880; cargo schr Granger. rom kalamazoo. 6 m x
strtps balance 114s De- attls5s cargo schr sauhon
from Manlstee, 10 N 2xis and 3oists All lengths, ut
eI5.0 cargo schr. strouach from 3fantstee n DO and
few stock boards, 1t sl6o; cargo schr. Me.ck from
Thunder Day. 100 m lolsts and :14s at s1s1n End 10
m mil boards Ut Ssoo; cargo schr. Bnena Vista
from 1inniatee, Is III boards and strips, at $13a0
cargo kchr, Mary, from Grand River 80 RATED strips
ut &lGI0. 80
SHINGLES Received, Ian m; shipped, 1,lss m.
Sales wexe:cargu achr. Ge6inc. from Mnn1towoc, 60
m shaved A, at s53a 16u sawed A. at e5.A u No
tAWeh, at $sc 50 cedar, ut *t00: cargo schz. Ham
nah AID Etsa. rom Grand River, 1oa n shaved a, At
$3.A, I'm Sawed At ta.3u.
, 1865-10-13

Here the market today has been steady, with
ea,cs On tho Stock Board at 14sEG0145, On the
street the brokers paid 1i4@14iszs. Silver was qu1
Ct at ls3D138.
There was better feeling In the market for Gov
ernmcnt securities to-day, and We notice an adra1ce
Of per cent on Fivc-Twcntics. They arc quoted
In New York today at 1851. Hers there were buy
ets al 1el.i, ind sellers at 105 Compound Interest
Notes are In fsfr demand, with bids on the Stock
Exchange Of 1Qt for JulY. We quote. -
, 1865-10-13

Since Jan L.. s1l5 IT'S s1T $50, ,7aG s1as 9a ol6
Included In tho preceding statement aze The fol-
lowing dry goods imports for tho same period:
The Boston money market L. still working
closer The ddr<Tiistr rays!
1.-THE demand for money to-day continues quite
active and although the market remains. comforts
lily casJ. the hardening tendency whch bean t9 b
Developed slightly LAST weak y not matan7iy ies,
iectci leans Strictly en I'll! beiag easily accessible
Il pr eent wha fms loans usually s9mu1ana na
lower f0nTas. Al thcse rates however there Is now
q more ful and general employment pf surplus
, 1865-10-13

FOHT W1YSK I1R1Sd.
The market at these yards has been yey nctye, the
sales sssegating nearly 600 head. There has beea
considerable inquiry from one or two packers, who
have taken liberal numbers Ono OF the highest sales
OF the day at these yards and consisted 0fn
let Of g wary nnf Hog, ted By JOHN Strawberry, OF
Chatham Ill., overastns 81 ns, and sold by WaIlwork
& Mallory, for tho Of s1e90 = 19o D. The sau,e
uos, ten dAys ago. would hare orcuGhs sito readily.
The follovInp ara the fcpotttd saltS.
, 1865-10-13

e1Ne I1ne i08L Week. aHm ..-,- A7.s 80.
The total sales to-day foot mp 1.sa bead, ranging
from ts.s5 to ts.67k.
The market today PRESENTS very little change rom
yesterday. The supuiy Is liberal and the demand ie
active. Good or primo cattle continue scare. ~,
good prices are readily obta1ned. Tbs more
grades arn abundant and hardly 30 nm - ..,r,.
Butchers cattle zre Ii good esqaeat u aooas u' N1e
, 1865-10-13

=, THURSDAY EVENING, Oct Il.
The following summary shows the movement In
Produce aud PROVISIONS dur1ns the past twcnty yonr
hours, compared with the movement tor the same
time last year:
HEcEIp1s or PRODUCE, pcr T.
, 1865-10-13

- 4 few days before the election IN Iowa,
4,,a f9,;c.go T;,a~4 sndf1cnlv heat n retreat.
snd gave mp whipped. Previously it Ind
chained that the mongrcl ticket WIS sweep
Ing cycrything before 1t, and that Gov. stenc
had retired from the field, discouraged and
armoralizcd. and that Benton had sure thing
=
OF hls 66fctlon. nj Inc ele'eh'a n'"s ~ a'7'
covered al} Mt onco that its side was out
ilankcd, and In danger ol being routed, cap.
turcd ard cut to pieces, and Ike pfnaeat
, 1865-10-13
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,
C1Y1cK o. THE DAILY Tk1BCyl

C1E1CK O! THE DAILY TKIBCNE.t
-,., ...-- Thu1sday Evening, Oct +.
REEF cATTlE-According to the Board OF Trade
report, the epts and shipments since cur astIssuo
compared with the corresponding period Of 1ssA have
been xs follows II should be borne In mind that these
receipts nnd shipments Asa really those Of hc day pre-
cedlnF: ' r-'
, 1865-10-13

unds in business loana. than has ruled Of late, aud
hetc IS consequently less capital pressing uuon ths
market although 81! sufficient amount to supply
The present condition Of The money market seems
to exrlt Httle influence upon tie outside Discount
u,rkct which still remains very quiet the amount
OF husfneas papS offering being only up 10 the usus
low nycrsre. Rates IRE unchanged, tie best com
merctai paper pasatng at the minimum rate oT7N
cent, sud lower qualities ringing nom ~ to TO- ae-
eo1ling to qualify"
The Michigan Cent1aT Railroad earned for tbs
month Of September:
, 1865-10-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TtN sales ar Gfuln are made on q tdsis 9f &C
xoTuge IN aecofduncs ,eftA resoiUtfon pa4sed on
'Cadqe, and 10 reported br uniess oGaeTnlse
gpec!F<d.l !.
THunspAy EvHscG, Oct. 1c.0
FKEtGHTS-LAKx FNr1uHE+Were dull sud 1c
lower. kngaEements weIc: To HuJyALo-Prpp.
psacer State. and schr. Adirondack, Corn At TIC ;
ba1Qne WnveT!y, Rye At lie nri: Eaclnc. Wheat ai
&c; schr. Mnacsotn, Wheat from Port Washington At
, 1865-10-13

I MICHIGAN S0ETHXEN YAnb9-
1he markat at these yards has been fairly actve At
shout the ruling racs OF yesterday The day closes
with quite number unsold. The sales toos up 1io1
| head ranging ffum S1!E.X@1a1- The following $40
| the transactions:
, 1865-10-13

= %.I1
i NJ!
1nSo1D 40 Lane 61ownx Are
the current rates:
To New York <l.e9
70 b1etoa. .....-....-..--..-..-..-...-..-8 !.1
To Aleany y....-......--..........-....... 19
FITTH. .Recsivsd. 7asd bis; shipped ss4s bti,
Market quiet but . shade nruer. Sales were WnEFE
s5; 10 ss1s ss so sp o1is II 81
j.; Fl; o. s. sS,s y: a
EARsssssa og 'nRsa sss @ -. b.
WETxs-loob b. No. 4 SIS: yaS bu DO ii siS;; 100
sa ssss r. t p Sss ID = ss ;1S S {?
sa9 su ae at a, ,s1;'S ~ loo eu = 90 :, at sts ~
s. 4 4 g s. 4; i, :! Il
atsl & eed ss!sss :, 4 is%; .,,.1.s -.
Ms1Rss scf4s sad :ssas 81 cael n ssle;
Tsts: r. c2sx y STSM1ah e. r. q b. Se In 4, a
Go =. SC: seS ba e. Il *: :5a5 oa d Il siSe:
g g 81 4 i g de enH ~
II 70 P r. ha !, Hi.ed a. M as PM n t pa xeog
o.b.sIosius steady At Axc fer no. md a1c for No.
OhTs-,neeei1ed. e. bu: shipped saseo ou ,1ai.
sf the eose s.ies scIs: 4oee ID No. II a9e: 1860
6n Do as:oe l39ol bn DO st :Iac 2So oa lsept, s.
iss5a @ 81 s. = III Ass; 1:ae ii = :: y; O. q
2 e 9 p s5ss 4 So {
xfe se s *ss1 ssePss e. xss ss
e9 81 bq 20 q S5A; stoe M b. ID do 8 s 20 ha
- 10 q Il :!1c: - % = sSc: :o6 = 90 Is. i.
Masset sast but ia iHc better. sales 1efe: I'm ID
SHiGGHoL-no.nIna At n. ..44i.r.
, 1865-10-13

." $50 . -S--N>eJ
thrashed by following the lead OF the World
into one rebellion Will not attempt another
soon.
q The President will not nsurp the power
which belongs TO Congress alone, Of deciding
upon the qualifications Of its own members
md organizing It's own body.
8. There Is not military strength enough In
The advocates Of such revolution to carry 1t
through.
OIJN YNpyAN PoLIC ".
Our dispatches from Leavcnwortl show
4,;.t Indian host1t,t{es have already 1ecn re-
ncwcd. tbourh thc creat Council from which
so much was cxpectcd has hardly adjourned.
On The Ath inst. at O'Fallap's Dlu8. the coach
wos fred into. 1,lundercd and burned. md one
or two persons shot. the pssscnecrs taking
refuge In fight 10 station about forty miles
to 1he rcar Of the point Of attack.
ellis and treaty makers. there arc In all trea-
tics between Indians and whites some
parties on both sides whose wrongs arc una-
ycnccd, or whose demands are unsaustled,
and the absence of real nationality on the
part Of the Indians, renders II impossible to
prevent The unrnly members OF their own
triles from violating tue treaty, while tho
ie,Sns W .re tu.. VI .1sA.s W ..e "o'uei
"tes snHt 1ae 4nutos w wv .,ss, '.aus - ous
.,,, e.a.s ~ .o'm aaa N1.aIL. ss a1u, .u sas'
cep4use u ~ o'nel @ rln.shlen. !.nu 'uan e,pes'
nnlna.,on, eaases ea .ue "n.te1 ~ w nsaf's ~
suiess y, uslses - .nc 1nNaaas.
Anuseo1 "ue'e .ns " 'ua"ee VI ir."tac'
aepenos Oh .ne feaai1t eosc14alnen'' .ne IN
oians naye He4ucu1!y @ooo Esoanus 0! COM
plaint- VIC are 'n1osmeo toat Inc treaty
made nearly two years nso by Messrs- Sico.
lay, Gov Evans and the Indian superinte1a-
cnt Of New Mexico, as Commissioners for the
Federal Government, with the Ute Indians Of
Colorado, whereby We agreed to furnish,
within time Stipulated large quantities Of
clothing and other supplies Tor That tribe, aud
In consideration nf which We obtained vhluA-
bic mining tracts in Colorado. has never been
,>a,.co..uod ~, ,,-,,-+ ona +h.. ,,,t .,pe,
!s.iot'ne4 W W. Pa4' '. AlN 't'". e.e so.ef'
Ing among tae Ote tAa1ns resulted, compel
.n4s 1n.'u :" P.enae4 -ue o'se' ~ suosist
lhe1nsei3- VI cou1ss *Aen an 1nolan
tribe gives up its previous means Of
.,,1,es4rnco nm +b. Ga3th ~ t-o.tt..
euus's.enle, VII .nc lun ueaneA
,rbscb ,,re+ond IN ,,-ors5a a crhe+ttu+o or1 T.,
Fa4Lo P'et1"o ~ iio'A3e e0oe-it0tI 0tN w
not, resort On their part TO depreciation is
fncr;tah1e. U-hrn wa add IN *heir occ,e,o,,,
Just grounds OF complaint, the more numerous
instances IN "hicn 1heir o"n VICES Ignorance,
trcaeneas ana stnpiait5 arc alone At 1aulf,
~ Will oe seen tnat We might as well enter
, 1865-10-13
NEW 500 LOAN.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO,
0CIoRKH 9th, lS6i
3pcT cent notcs per cent Compound Interest Notes,
md sort and schedule them for subscriptions % the
Ronds Will be delivered 10 subscribers fec of charge
and packages may be sent Us nader our season con-
tract trnteA. E l. TlSKHAM, CABhef.
, 1865-10-13

Local Stocks arc quiet with sz1es to-day Of Old
Cook Comfy Scrip At 1p'- February Scrip WIS Of
hscd at n9,,:: with buyers at o. April Scrip was In
demand at 9s.s, With sellers at 9of- Chicago City
Seycns WIRE offered at 97H. and % WIS bid Ch,m-
hcr Of Commerce Stock Was auict and nominal.
, 1865-10-13

nominaiea % stroac uese1 Il n fellows: For Mayor,
Samuel Eoolh; for Campt1olicf. William g. Dorgs,
formerly Of The Ertsn1 Tot md lats Of tho Brook
for Treasurer, Cen Samuel Il. Kobcrts; for AUDI
tor. Mr.. Mclar Late private In the army E1-Mnyoi
Halbfcisch. who WAS a la.e member Of Cougrrss,
will bc thc Democratic candidate Tor Mayor.
, 1865-10-13

-1uE TUtluW1uR Fe11e1ss VI
the exports Exclusive Of tpecie from The port Of
New York 10 foreign ports for the week ending
Oct. 3, and since Jrnuary1:
1sSa. 1861. 1875.
For the week, $oo,41a,eh0 s. G., ,S8 1887
PREY. reported, 1a0742690 1b5, ,o8a 1f7,so1-s3
, 1865-10-13

Closing prices for cash. Oct. L. 1s63 received by F.
q. Ea1toustall 4: Co.. Commission, Stock and Bond
, 1865-10-13

Since jan. GO t1s9 le1 ,sso SIT, ,sla s0
Price OF gold. 1as io =, .siA
Tha following is The comparative statement Of
the imports Of foreign dry goods and general met
cbsudss fot lhe week ending October q and slnce
January !:
For Inc week. : 1872 e5,5 dsSa l., 9. IsS IsS s,a
, 1865-10-13

Total for week. s, 9ol 5a0 S3sS0,as9 xl2sS,9H
Prev. reported. 81 1856 III, 1HC76, ,O5o
, 1865-10-13

Tho uarke. at theae yats has been quiet and pricc
, 1865-10-13

Total receipts in month Of Sept, 1866. Ss96 %
The railroad earnings ior September compare as
, 1865-10-13

: There was slim attendance at the Evening Ex-
change, owing to tbe meeting At the Beard OF Trade
Rooms. Spot Whest was offered at sl.4l44t. with
buyers at sl.4lh. There was nothing doing In
coarse grains sa1es, n call were 6,oo0 bu Wheat,
\ IN Dt4 q
, 1865-10-13

H0PS-sales were: t. bales Eastern a. &C.
LEATE1ER-The market Ia lesa active though
prices arc unchanged. Hatnesa Leather manifeatS
more activity than other varieties, ned held nsu
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.sExAsslsATyose-Ihe second quarterly
ssapasaasisn Il ths upper district school, will
take place On rfIaay aftsrueoa PC IL week
esnssnsssias pssapaly At o'eidskA An hsar
ar more viii Re devosedtsspening. We shall
gsse the class. 10 spell, about oas shoasaasi d
tn most difficult words to Be found in
McGatfey,s Spelling Bsok. How faithfully
the uok has been studied viii appear. Tho.s
interested 10 the school are invited to attend
..-. n. A EKREE. Principal.
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\ Washington Dispatch. February l2th,
says:
Rev, ueary U;gA}snl Garrett, a col.
erred minister, preached in the Hall of
lbs House q: Representatives this naorn>
INK. By invitation oil Rev. DR., Claiming.
Chaplain Of the House, 4 large crowd,
10Th white and eelored, was II Rttenden~
dance. This is the hirxt instance Of a
rolorej clergyman preaching at the Cap
tol. and occasions mach eommeat 10 all
c;srEoS
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saaa DAILY VI lss

AS ApoLoGY.--Ssnator Chandler, al
Michfg a., made the other day In shs Senate
the following apology, HesaiG
The seaator from Indiana objects 10 an
other statement THAI made. which Vas that
'tae rebels w.rs ''heIlish" or something 10
that effect. On reflection thlak ! have
done'an Unjust: g and M mao is mora really
10 apologize for uja-s5ce a1as than an.
but when aP"l"g,z for that remark 1t will
net De to tAe rebels. bat e in4-bitants vi
bell.''
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SrANP. Tic Nnn.n. 5 ...l.1 q mo

STAMP, The t"ptn. 5 '.,t,1 & ;rttr
nal Revenue ba given ro'lcv that after the
Art ds' Of February, ls.ji AL p'rsoA> exer4.
'aS Tr:~i9's>for The dellve.y u any rr"rer'y
'a-ttea By express compan Is, hy s.saInz in
t4'e.u-'."i msnuer the delivery b oks ii sa d
eomPan's* aud fp1'tng TO AFT aai csace1 he
Two cent s'arup required hx INV vii! be PROS
"a'rJ f:r Ii" r~nai y of two lsinstre'i dpl:ar.
'..sr,by .nr,rre4. uG4tr secI.sn LIFT tie .4cs
If J 4he -. 1864.
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Nar,rx meeting called for the
ssvA inst re a4crt sanss4,uttoa aaa hy~}aws
Tor a pa.trest Agricultural sas'ety tor the
WeSssea S3ses Of iawA Wa A4gsaraei ID
H,ee, At he Oh . e. BalAwia ami dss ga
sasur,l ~ tAs Nh Of Fsa.aArx 1917, All wAs
feel "a Interest IL tAs ssasrpgasa ara saSassa 10
be present.
HAaAnw -
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Th-'&~.~, TC-5at' nRts I he quest on,
whoa. !: - presumed, viii be fully DIS
,,..~~,' u.s. .3~c"i2,t by the Board u Trade:
=: 81 the @sm1ise> rabe the city, or the
e.-v rute the gamblers r. : II is deemed
al open question anil bash sides, ara
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ruR IoAyEs AND rrsHEs.
m. Soea peopls Il sru,sa.iaa are h,

The good peopls Of Aussatiae are hav
ing quite lively time oyerthe poss otice
il that city. There are several candi-
dates for the position, and all working
hard 10 gain il. The present sncurn.
bent is the editor Of the Journal, and
in his paper Of the 18th he publishes ap-
provingly, a Communication, from which
the foIlowingis an extract,
[ think | have heard yoa say thai witheus
the profits Of the Post Office you could nes have
sa.taiaezi ths Datrx Jav sAL against the prs&s
are Of high pttsos of prIasiaI materials. Ii I
an sqsrse'ly informed, thsrv is no city or to~R
il tao' State Of sqaA OF ISIS papasatioa whlch
eau b,ast Of = daily paper exa'ps, perhaps, Dss
MONIES, -whers itat proprietor has the lucrative
ofise Of State printer. / know it is tbs general
policy throughout The country to give the Post,
Offices T. the conductors of the press.-Should the
people Of Musyatas' depart 'm iris rale with 'us
some good re1scn fer 90 doing? Asa business
man appr"e.@t. the advanta gee Of q daily paper,
and / ttss Pride ia the fact tast We hare one
WHICH wsticonp~re favoratiy With others m the
State. Knowing tina, ou need and deserve en-
,,~ra-eme Mt for your self fscriaeing efforts !,
.lrancr tn. Ease nearest fiery patriaiio heart,
val as he interests If oaroisy and eouRty. 7
AIN in favor o. { 'nt1naIng yoa in our present
o'a.lai position.
Friend.
Allow US to suggest, Mr., Journal,
that yoar Friend" is not posted. The
population of Mascatine is set down By
he last census At little over seVea thous-
and. AMI that Of Council Bluffs a i.ttle
over tsco. Now YOU will confer favor
upou IL. by informing A Friend" that
Council Bluffs, With population about
oaeJoarth as great as that Of Auscatine,
supports daily paper the same size Of
the Journal We desire this 70 be known
as giving a better idea than can other
wise be given, Of the enterprise and pub
lie spirit of our people. liza newspaper
is supported by Government patronage,
taC tJ0 GA8Hok pG GHNtt4CA W tnS EEEAik
IF keeping it up But here we have
daily paper without any Post OIes TO
back 'tup without any Government pap"
ofaOy kind u draw upon, with no Suite
patronage, and without. that county print
ing,whtch is the life Of a., tl.s country 70
.pers in the Stale and to whieh a. large Ise>
publican majority entities Us. NOtwithstaad.
ins these facts, and the bitter opposition
OF Il faction Of our own party, We have
a, irregular, legitimate business such as
Subscriptions ADVERTISING and job work,
by which We not only IRE, but feel quite
cnmEortab!e-are able to make both
ends meet" AMI lap over" aiittle> We
say this in no spirit of selfglorifcation,
but to prove to our Rsjghb0r that Council
Bluffs Is {ire town.
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Several OF he Indiana delegation in
4 "a 1re~s, headed by the ~-seeaker, have
@.rr..,. y 0E,.i their protest VITA the Pres
slrnr zgasa>t Executive e'emeocy being
exteudel to tho eonSpIrat ~ recently tried
/; Indianapolis and seoteaced TO Be hang
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SHERIEF'S SALE.
FeA 2I~,52wl,

Rv virtue Of an Exssutian to ma directed
frssa tia QaAam 81 sas Clark Of tbs DsssrsSe
Ceass at peess watsasass Geangya Iows. kAal
proceed 10 ssA on TAasa&y Tia sd aay al
MArOA, A, n. 1854. Between ire hears II la
eskssz L. H.. aas e'sAeek p. NJ of saaa aAy in
frems al tAs femaay IreasaE~F's osHca En sk& city
~ CasAsa Bias tAs feAawiag asxsgaheA Real
Estate Il r !, Afngaaa nsfsnAAaf tS.~hs
Iass Ne csc q aasA 80 j14 an Egsek No Twe
3 IN RaytSEss snd AiattIen to tas City u Cean-
81 Rtuss PostAwst amss Ceants, lows.
Takta a. me property Il T, r Haamam neet
- SATISFY an axseaaaa IA tAvOE Ct ISAa n. Lee
rtE
sale H. sommsnes at q s's1oak p N. 81 said
aAy. n
c. voogET@ sAursg
CSaasG Ea&sa TswAs Fee. - tSss~wa
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seLArss.

rosrrel~fu II b.. regular lecture III :
..-.,,nz wild E omt,te't owing to ths i+,aS Try
.fi,a, ,reaArr 10 yet ACROSS Vie riv ". 'lr
F., sr.,x },-e,,.r~. =naonacs,l fer yta'e'"s5
.xsssta ,. va, u,-,1oaed f't ths sasrs ssA,o''
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-25

FoR TEE EAla.-The pupils of the
cou"ctt Bluffs Iij=h School iNr, AK,
TELL 8 ar" now TusHy preparing for 4
grand exhibition, TO come "F sometime
next week probably Tuesday, the pro
ces>l- ii ~h.ch are to he given to the
North Western Sanitary Far. at Chicago
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-25

MAaSTrrcEsr,--Omaha was brilliant.
" Illuminated last night in. homer OF
Charleston, he Capitol building, as
~tn :r.m tl.s-t:'" l,st.l"d bt4nA
oent >Yec:acte--it was Lighted from The
ground y tue dome, and lad the appear,
ance If a iu4e bleek Of Gre
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-25

--One specimen brick" catered sn
undertakers roonas n~t long since, aud
wished coffin for the old woman, A
- the cheapest ye have want Ga
being shown the cothns, AMI the prices
named. Nc sAld>->,Conlja't yees take the
thriaa Il = eoople Q dollars lcss fer this
wans, The untlertaker eeald't Well,
haven't yees liver 4 second handed conn
yeed sei ehaPe'~
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Mr. BtoexsA - Agent fer segas At tAa
eldest and ness rs3tAb&s a. aapAG1ss "A tie
Cainn, aad having Aa aggregate csF*sAa &nd
.a~p3u. Of svse Txx Msa4teNs or poltAxa