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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06
DIES MONIES q
cornpf walnut s water STREETS,

IS Dns aDFNEs, ...&..-%-4a .--..IeFyA.
= IllIa spaciazs and eorainftzh}e Hotel IS nos kfpt
BY J. s. brown. who has f,I@d Mp and
SaraisheH ID II ] StSre uasCrpas sed by aug hatgl IA
thp west. Has table IL afa4y ; Supplied WIth The
q best taat tAe Wuket agyris, tHa every cggTFaienen
mIs4fsa III taf hur sc faT &#a> e8a fort S8d pleasure
OF guests darlrE theIr stay at the Capital IT Iowa.
Attached To ibis hotel, is 8 aup Stahlr s1a Ger
Tisse H9use, where tTsEPtleFaf horses are cared
fec. AMI. psr$afts hskiug bastass8 "a the eaBHtFy
{ 81 ts sct5asat11tted sItaeoHvyHfseks to zHy part
OF tAr S$at~ @ j. g. BROWN.
Des AeiBesr Iowa, AAy Is, 1855. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06
saA 9. iss-sa

ES~The blossoms u the geld osiores eanpse on
the hair Of the Indian m supply he sanscrit
poets with esegsnt sllusions, Aud sTERLIso's
AAHaosfA makes American ladies enviAbls TOR
lheiT l~uxuEiant rAsselure. Jaiy 4--lma
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06
w x wHusRERst

Do yea want WhiSkers or Goustachesf Dur
6reeiaa compound Will fhTee tAsa TO Trow GA the
smeethesg lace or ehias or hair ga bald heads, IL
Six Weeks, Pri-e, Si.oo senE hy NAH anywhere,
closely seaied, on receipt % price address,
EARARR &Co. Boz Id, Efoo&lyR, NE.
March. Is. l9ealy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06

- Business and professional men,
canbs aessuaoa4tsd with = p'ses in The BvaLH, fer
theiE euds. We expect every enteERrlstas BUSH
ness man in The city 10 advertise In the BuaLE.-
Advertising Is The means Of carrying ones buzi-
meas ints eye4y hoHse that ia served by = newsps-
per, iaztead Of waitiag Ter customers to tosk fer
sues sign over Saex' piasa a. saslaess
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06

BugfEEss R~DucAxS04 sgoa DIsAsLxp Sol
Hs.-~RxsraardinaF7 iaaa6ssas salts offered to dis
shlea ualsg soldiers ha visa to ebssia 3 thorough
commercial edaeation at Bryaat, sEEatton Is Ger-
FiIFs Commercial Caaegs. p~syenpors, lows.
ALWAYS GO 10 TIE BgsT. send TOT . cir
SnIf & So
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06
rha secret Il snsssss In naslnsss.
This DEMOCRATS.

"x9esoIEed, That the City
Council Is hereby request.
Cd 90 give all It's Public
Printing 10 the Nonpareil,
and that all loyal ciaixsns
ara earnestly Teqaestea 10
withdraw their support,
either By subscription or
advertising, from Ihe
Council RIuars BugEe.o
The above resolution was passed BY
the Loyal League in this city. Comment
ia unnecessary. Democrats seeing the
attempt to proseribs THs BcaLE, will
know how to avert it.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06

/ Rgbs Prppglesag hsA Leased sAs saswe haase, aHa
reastaa ard EsfnxnEshed IA tAfsaghDRt 10 the
mast spwvenasat atsa rnnafsftahse ssyle. Having
haA msny years exneFaene# liz tbe hGasaassFhe Bats
texs hissself shat hs eaa sava geasT2l xafbssacsscn
u sat kAoz& rho ussy Ezvas Ain viii EhssFp@srsH~
asa, Fass I'D low ~ any hoas& In tswn.
ssoek yasas zssa atssaes assacSsas
Apwsi n $50 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06

SSrshortIy after the death Of the Ia
mansed Colonel Malhgan, . subscription
Ifund was started ia Chicago for his be-
widow. The treasurer o reports
that the snm of 1864 was raised Of
which IS, l25 vas paid for o homestead
for An. Malligsa, and she balance, - :
1873, was paid over to her.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06

The Bridal Chamber, al Essay Of warning
Api Instruction for Young asu-Sablikhed by the
Howard Association, and seut free of charge In
sealoa envcsopcs. Address, Dr.. ]. sKILLia
HoUGHTuS, Howard Association, PhiiadelpAis,
Pa. fFee. is, IsSS-ty
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06
MATRIMONIAL

r AIDES ASD 4GEETLEAEa III yau wish @
Lmarry you can DO 10 b addressing nae. ILRIu
send youy xithaat money and wiEhezt pFfra, saia-
able Information, Ihat win will ensbie -ysu "a
m&vry hesgIis and speedily, irrespective Of ass,
wealth, or beauty. Thts kaferEaatloa will eeSt yo1
a0shlng and Ia yoa wish 10 marry I wiil chserfuiiy
assist ron. All letters strictly eonnasuiaI. rae
desired Information sent BIZ return mail, and M re-
ward Askeds Please eFcARsa psA8Age or stamped
envelope tAireszed TO yourself. tAadFess,
SARAH 3. LAMHEHT,
Greenp9zat, Kings Co.,
New Ytfk.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06

4 Gg aFLEMAN eured Of Eervp@s DEBILITY, Pre-
"a mature Decay, ard the eEerts pfyenthful ina1s-
e~rsssoa, win be harry 10 fErnfsh others wfth tas
means % cure, { free Of e4srgel. Tnas re1aAay Ia
zlaaRIe, Aate and eFftatn,7
Ros fun particulars, by Eeturn NAIL please nd
aTes8 JOHN D. DDT&A, 90 Nassau ST. hNw
wAFk ~ R4E# %EztFrz a= G
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06
Emigrants L Miners
sTRAxED 0R STOLEN.

u pair Of aaatehed gsidings four years CD thss
spF8ng, atFasSd ~ were Stolen frvzn fAs snbsrRaags
pn Hanfy Ersek. Ia Esatswxltaaaie Caam9s. Iowa.
ID the nfga4 90 tae fIkh fask re htssask are
ssxasscFTssaa 0as has . stltEs ssssfs satAe inside
" las rAgkt hind feet, AB& a tsssls whss& tn sh@
&fNs@4T &Aeas fheN Vas DxA silver Dollar aha haS
q cellar marx on tbs tsfa shaais*ss Sc &akE Eses
auecfsE Cd shA 1khe asAe9 haTse.
az&zxzs sexzfa wzll ss szYrz - Ra5 yssEsx woe
mlhFssNxa saka kaxsaea as ssrs lssaEaRassnn Nhsre
Rshkv ua&r - &0psAs H. MxkE# 49,
50, &E6As 6zS-&w
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Ga kusaz&TxFg EAcx.~Ias asth040x
sioyalty" OF The North gives for tbs pa~
per al shs 9~everusAens bat seventy eesss
On ths dusiar !: the ssrebeln loyalty Of he
South giges fps 1t 80 much "a sighty-ays
BIZ aIahfyrsix osnssl This vaay Interest.
iag. Ill, indeea id all rs s~igni6sannes
sery gsafifyfhg Fact sssass - I'd % sas
form that while gold 10 here ragiag from
lao to I50, it la 40 Low at Augusta GeaE-
gia, as from LII 10 ll6i The gallant
South 10, vac ere kl@a 10 learn, thus not
only without lsxke snpplys Ut p~neciass
msksAxahat aIsd*Gos Without large conh.
assa b - value Of the nosM og sns
Eenaxaig naeas,-.Ssm Yesk Daaiy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06

wHIEEEAS1It-Thsss NiShing . aas set OF
WHISPERS, 4 nles Moustache, ar 4 beautiful head
Of glossy hair, win pleas Sc read the card SE Thas.
Ehapuaaa ia another part u this paper.
March Is, 66-sm
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06
To Emiarauts and Miners

Desiring 5 e~uassFete aatnt wa woud SAP thai our
stock h#Ing specials sdoplAa he thefF warts re
cnn satisfy tAgna With rsEersnce 60 bella anaittx
and price.
n2nahsasn ard cauatfy dealers arr Invited to Rx-
anime ems st9ek. BILLING ER 4 @A0.
MaY A-&m,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06

aRssoirsa. That the President Of ths
Company u1dg the advise Of the Exeeatire
81 the Board, proseed iora-
With 10 put under eoptraeS. the dtyisloss
Of the she road between Boone aud tho
Missouri Risef, vita . view to haTa ths
bridge over the Desmoines flashed be-
foresJauuary Ist. 1856 and the whole road
through to Tie Missouri River BY Janua-
~ Isf, 1867, il possible.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-06

w~suxzNkKT Arsxssess 4axe4ks 4ept1fss M1n4
MyAsmap ~ otAes axsaazAefseea44a1
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! 86s.


FARMERS AND Observation-Disclosures rne~
colGect thai hEn6re8s Of aasfRFa m@4ak NJ %FaIn,
Pr0vIsfehs, Ae~y are aHEz54stEy &eskgpye& ~ Raas,
Alse, Asts. and eEaeT insects sod TvfassHLaiE "a
: c~osTAR,Rn Raas Eesca Ana &s, HxtasHasnator,
bsuRtf AEd Esed freely
I~Ses "CosTAAsf aavcrtfseEaaat in Ea8a pap
~. s8h
~ sea IN caunet Bluff Tow2. 81 al Drag
ktkEs aad Dealsxx. SzzaT Z nss&44sesI
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AUCTION & COMMISSION!
Il * ALLEN,
MIDDLE WAY!
COUNCIL BLCFFs, IOWA.

- n =. DEkAY 4af CHAALrs ALLIES, hzvtaras
ISOLATED Themselves tu tLa Auction s Csmuissfaa
.buslnsss, wall attend ~ thr go ing either at bul4fs
or private sale, OF all kluis # stock. wagons, hAr-
ness aRi al kinda 81 property.
\. disabling aad yarl accommodation tss
gaishei on reasonable terms.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-27
For nc TTHII7'IIT''
On the Field OF Fair Oaks.
BY nES. q. House.

n. ,o CORY field q Fair Oaks a wounded sol
der lay
~ ,.dfallen for his country. the foremost in
,ha crimson tide of life was cid'ins from
r.. "a. 5vn1 for hi. country, even as his father
died.
p "A, mi. wounded soldier krclt a comrnde
tried and brave;
Il, VA. weeping for his brother who would fill
soldiers grave;
md the dying soldier whispered to tie co'nfa"e
by his side,
.r.n nv mother. should you meet her, that for
liberty died.
Eersnher how louged to sec her, how ] lonsed to
clasp her hand
o,,, again to hear her greeting ere ] went to
4 that far land,
vhsrs no battle ever RACES, where no dea'h can
ever come;
krBhor that hope to meet her in that bright
cr, better home"
a T.uhcr that I've done my duty, that found #"
soldiers grave
n va, ashting for our banner, the flag our IA
Il ther gave
4 I.al nearer nov, dear Henry, l am growing
a very weak,
4 lniIvoud not have You miss it the message
may speak
i "gAenI am deai dear cpmradc, take the lockci
from my hoari
! lahuo there now, dear Henry, it viii take
from death r. smart
4 lhsgevlrui {, since the morning when 7 sworo
before my God
\ That ID 6gbt for Aag and eoantry TIL 10 uaitor
walked her sod
-.Senl it back to her who gave it bend closer
tome still,
T.lha that meier forgot her nor the cottage
meath ,he hils
#rd hr, Hsap tlnt when dying on the battles
booly pan,
lIov lprayeiiAai might meet her meet my
darms ae' again.
Sona TN letter "a her, Henry. anu CLIP lock OF
lair,
Nd 'onhcr that when dying breathcd for her
aprner.
IAAi she might be ever happy, free from sor-
81 niv, care and paiu,
"A 4-' % brighter fiirer regions, we might some
n tins meet again.
What that hror, dear Henry 1, it ihe can
"a nous roar
she'd hear the din Of battle, mingle in the s,rif,
DO more;
ne eAspyour hand, dear Henry; let me fee
a wmloyng breath
2 my check once more, dear Henry, ere my
eyes shall close in DEATH
iA'l MS 'mce grew fainter, fainter, as he whis
peicl closer still"
Aaa 'la dying words he uttered we're, mother
The cottage meath the hill"
ia'n lie gaspedand Ger his features was dcatht
palor quickly spread
ana he The dying called dear Henry, was kneel
ING by the dead
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-27


SCENERY IN CALIFORNIA. The natural
wonders of Californa, which have at
tractod the attention OF the world and
surpass in interest and grandeur any
thing before known, have been exceeded
by recent discoveries In the same re-
gion. Those newest, rarest wonders lie
further south in Tulare County; they
include mountains $4,000 feet. high,
the highest in the limits VI the whole
United States territory, and higher
than the, Lang of the Alps, Mount
Blame; also perpendicular walls of
rock 1000 feet high, or twice az high
as those that give such grandnre' and
fame to the yosScmite Valley. and a
grove OF big trees bigger than those
into whose hollow trunks three horser
men ride abreast-~which is twenty
five miles hi extent. These now dis-
coycries are in the valley Of the KEN
Riyer.---tourier.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-27
BY REV. J. o. SKINNER.


D''"'a' md Friends In fulfilling
|Tao part assigned to me in the exer-
(''eS Oh the evening, it seems to be due
r. lnoSe present, who are not members
'le order, as well as to ourselves.
'ua' something should be said ex-
\, p'ialory of the general design of
'0slnasonry. And if what | shall
'V 70 oiler should not prove to be
\" " the initiated, still it may not be
SV'nef useless to stir up your pure
,uasl0y the way of remembrance Of
u1 things You have learned. Every
instructed Ereemason knows that
Epu'a study is required to understand
1 Arst principles, much more to
H., v' us details, Its complicated ritz
''s numerous emblems and whole
|SyaOolic system.
+ANA ifAil Il
-, hrst thing which strikes the
Esb ~ Tue outside observer of our in
FTh., ou Is its antique character
Ca ''' 1t IS ancient is unquestionable
ooo,., ancient it is not easy to say Will,
|tbe o and this very antiquity Of
,as order is its pride and boast. and tc
|a,a' liy minds it is one of its strongos,
.,' AUCTIONS that its rites and forms o.,
|witI l J, stationary, and do not cbano,
|eyo '~ Tue fashions of the age. What.
hr,i, = true is all the more to h.
|THa 'Su they think, for BEING. old
serv.t ssniuS of Freemasonry Is con
rash staid, sober, opposed !,
|~ a'u Innovations; offers no encon ua =
to nv TO fanaticism, and has noth = ;p :
eo0 40 with the transient interests nSi any
|tisa ''' !, Of religious or politioa, an'
'' 1t adhores to King T solom par
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characteristics OF .Freemasenry.
AN ADDRESS,

q, n - g he fai1hr Installation ri he ONicers
y ii'hshn Lodge, AosA, ~. lbGas, II, he
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- nc ADyrRTTsINGi

p,rSr ApvFRrIsEMENrs. Per square oi ~
TRASsile ass Of this type for first insertion 40
lines or los .ch snbscaiiont insertion, 20 cents
cents cents 'on m Of Insertions must be marked on
ln ndgr%ettscments or they viii pc continued :,
Oh 4o n,5ered ont. Transient advertisements 10
be par. liberal discount will be made on the
ri ~. m those advertising by the year.
aho'e Norrcrs viii be inserted at l2A cents per
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CHARITY OUR OBJECT.

When considered as an organized
and special charity, within its proper
sphere of operation, Freemasonry is
entitled to the respect Of all men, as
well adapted to the end in view 1t
is not an Insurance Company like
some other societies which pretend to
be charitable institutions, but is a
charity indeed; excluding no man
from its benefits on account OF his
peculiarities of belief, so long as he
acknowledges the Being, Providence
and moral Government of God and
obeys the moral law. The only tenets
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THE TRANSCRIPT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
uENRY a. CUTLER'
n -, a,TusruIpTIOV ,

TEn rse,'iyfng the paper through the Post
10 thos, feo - annum. 10 Village subscribers
oAce' sS' ,be PAPER by the carrier, % cents IN
resc,,,,i;%ne will be charged, $500. ..,.,,,,,,,,
f llISsved beyond sx months, ~ ,,o. o,.,.
40 paper az 81 Tie option of the Publisher.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-05-13
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
In SIemorian nm.
BY ALBERT s. EVANS.

ALBERT s. EVANS.
one mouruful wall IS heard from shore to shOrei
4 NATIOS's heart Is stricken 70 the corei
And FEEEDOA, kne-iing. with uncovered head,
Weeps by the altar of OCE COUSTET's
Oh, God, who suffered this for purpose high
Teach ike him LIVE, Ike him 20 DIE,
True the last 70 DUTY and 20 RIGHT,
Trusting TaEE the issue % the fight
night thee, Hero, good night to thee Sage
tood night to thy form, but good thy fame;
Pass On With thy visor up, from age unto age;
Not 4 sentry 70 challenge thy deeds thy name"
san Francisco, April 18th, 1865 -AH4.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-05-13
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

'ENHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
= existing between J. n. CoFding John Wilson is dis
sVd this day by All outstanding accounts
vii be settled by J. H Cordnz-
J. II. CORDING,
JOHN WILSON.
May s,h 1855 46T3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21

L ss OF TIE STEAMER A. Ii SHUL1z The
:Iu5' steamer Shullz, Capt. D. Ii. Hill COM
mnnd.ng, with the officers Of the exchange
bu.sa1, q detachment IF tho ambulance corps
sld numbsr Of guards on board, proceeded
DIVA III, James Friday morning to O,1's
Lsndiog, III company with the steamer Ali
SIN, for tbs purpose of briDsirg up Some Of
our exchanged prisoners expected st that
point The Ftdsral truce boat not sppsar-
ing, the two steamers proceeded to rs,u;n to
the City, and ratn soms two miles shove
CJ1's L,ndi5g. tho Shulz. which WAS in tbs
load, struck fl,ating Ojnfedctate t1rpsdo,
which broke cut til, beat part Of tho botscm
and let tho engine, through. The wl'er
ru.Atd in rar;d.y, sad tho steamer settled
iaHa. b!wa iIIemo:i, upon tho bottom. Ia
tas excitement : :asioDsI by the explosion
sope u tb. res-nns nI lizard IeAped III. Two
privaits. CJnd:f, a: Bedford connty, Vir1ina
aud Ofii:hs. Of Ge6rgiu, Nsts trow asd. Oihsro
s.sst Themselves by swimming. ana wsIs
aesisreJ by IA. bGsts and Grew OF tue Allison !;
aid h . rest Tamhirei cn the wreck, the after
pars Of which remained nnt of " atsr for some
tina, until baats arrived and took III ,m "f -
Tns stestns:s Ii I'll sa.ly rssse The sorpsdosc
Oh go.rg doSG, alh :ush with5ns q pilot,
Osp.aia Hill, Ct lbs ShuEz, hE7ins acted 10
tha: ea pssity. WLsthef hs d'7srgsd gocidsD-
tally from tbs lius Ut his d5WLw ard oouIssr OF
th tor ,s.;oe mad vi: ked iGt5 tho way OF ,fhs
steamer during he day, is not, and perhaps
cannot, t. ds.srminsi. Tue accident occurred
5oul Lsii pat iOuf u',,l rck IN tho afternoon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21

FREDERICKSBURG, Va Feb l6, l-1j.
Dr. J. GpspoS WALLACE. Roman Fosr't,
H:cnAsp WALLACs, J5Hy j. CHtw, a=a
nthe!s:
t4.n,icm have maturc:y cOahlcer:t
ur .t;tr,ng optumuaica:ion Of The H.a I.r;..
,nyl!irg ma 20 be. mo 8 Candidate 70 !e!:s"
.ent this D.st.rt ia .he State Senate. 3!m ut
.-suradoes have baen rendered mo ir2Gl 'atny
d! tlo titizsr- soldiers of the D.s:.Ic n":'
serving ~ ito GrIniss Of the county. Flr ~
at t.,Mo taxa lssys herein h cspre". i"y
y9stoiul acknowledgements
IN veS ot tho peculiar condition o; ne
county of SpGtsylvali5, growing out "t ~
,ie7 tstana Uf tho VAT, tUe FAC: tfat IL cn'
at her Gil z.ns has over erjoved the hcncre!
privilege Of representing tho j stii;t s;fci It"
;o.n:s:,on, which assured ms That eea VT:
c11fi.Ics Commit my osrdi1acy, bl&et hf1"
ynur Invitation, 10 the patriotic and mtg"ani"
mus peoTl, Of Caroline xi!lDut fear CT 20
result ; .ni, ia ccroplianos vita your sf4 'c':,
! nnranlto !av5elt candidate for tbs S,nnis
f Vu:i ia. |: ele,tsd, the right. ono IL c:-
Is q .; h",E o4un:ss, Caroline and SPo:e,i'
rs.is, shall r9nsiiy claim my st:ento1, id,
"a 10 lu ure, D. in tho nsst, whatever b. -
i.sus %. the CANVASS, tbs honor Ut my na.7c
S alo shall Always be the Q! g: VI irJ eai;:-
c.. a0lici.uds.
hops 10 hsys al opportunity o. nec1.3G
and entering with tho pscple Of 'ha E-'
co.. n.:,a iu sn l out OF the army lesWs:a his
rad tic dsy OF sl;c.ija. anI, ruli,
JAMS b. sET-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21
LATEST FK0s1 TaE GRITEG $TlTER.
From Northern papers Of th. IG.l wotx-
tract the foll,wiDg:
Gold advanced on the 18Th to 2On.

Elom 'Noftuoln papers Vi tuS )p,J Wct@-
tract the foll,wiDg:
Gold advanced on the 18Th to 2On.
TEE NEW coSF IDERITI aAvs.
Tbs "Hsrald" furnishes lag: ] acc nv
from its Paris corresp >ndent, Of tho d;r;.r-
ture, rendezvous and designs of the twn ram,
Chops and SphJnx, originally bai t in Franc.
for the Confederate government su5.cqiently
sold tt the Danish g'v.rnneut, but. It is 81
ieg.d, NOR. rsccatly sold By lhe latter to
axaLss Of the fo.msr. The "l.csl1" t'eat3
the SUBJECT 7.rJ sss;iasrS, sai prapafc, :ho
public mind for tho apr :,oss Of these ra1's
in Neg York harbo-. Tao N,a York "P,s." "
looks upon the wh3:s mst:or as e:;ssirAsl I
Doubtful, and Satisfies itself ,ha! thea arc If
tesr-:noh guns in NeT York hartor, which
the ,aid ram, oauaot Withstand.
Isox WILMINGTON HAsE.R.
A correspondent OF tie Paiisd PEA i
qauer,' writing from Lefprs " .I;nins'o
concludes from the result OF the rs;.nt rem,
noi,auce OF Hoke'e lilss, 'tha. Hoks vii de-
psrstsly dispute Gu: advance ,oS-r,.s VIII
minetor, Wis Federal Point. Fiat he ia e,ei
vigilant and wstsful sgsinst SURPRISE. I:a'
bi, well constructed earth orka ui:ui.: irti.-
til.srJ and hsIs to1cs Gehia3 ti.tln sarge
enough to hold them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21
ra APPEAL no THE PUBLIC

H. JIir,,,ie. ef zichnnond Appen' to VIC LbHr '-r
sill f. ,ch 81. o! ins families ~ fsidless as itigrr a
CT rit..
i.aoa3 is ntd 9th rs'rgsss .roE- a. ror,!cc aI
a.. !n!e !sraoy many ie families Gi 's!Lss. -
&c GEO
i.cr. and r,1uIar eoItribuuoEI CT norty, i9oC
"a, ar, I,rnestly reoaestsd.
h: Bautn-tu IIpr en Company have k,,e.y slfted .
znp al Articles Contributed 10 ths poor free OF eei!te
C"hi .ita,ivcs Ct money should bs seGa 10 Il. q.
Baker ,ii Il easurrr; and u, seppnes snoni hs
.srao 70 tbs "Eolief CoAmittss si EiStLAo S.te
A=t-.,. D.lti- / OsrdoSo
fSLikT o1naIfTBl
Il q uItsrstI rreaEurer.
~ :'-,i, Dr W 6ulihnsJ, Aa1ry. Ds:s.eI,.
W. i e.aatJ. .RherotarJ.
IT u Hal nsy. VII Gle lr,ih, RoktI ehsia'..n LSEi
{, 1tgas,,s, Il ChAllb sIIy -, Dea:rISE, Dr.
~. j!I Ftss Il Eli Geo Gi5bop, Pat II ilbsoi,
- q. 80 BIscsburn Hughes, Ibaer H.r,ry tsniasi
H.rII.-a. 4uuss WE Lynn, Teos nci is.e-, ?
r.rs vi ..!rI, ssmael Psss, d c'5.SEt Jgt ..
Tuck.., 4. aeydf, David Willis gr, JIG! Ifs!ka4.
T1 ;.S. Je. WI p. ECaEvED, Ffesl.
dkS Li.;:I
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g:sFH.L wAT jEWE.
FOREIGN iNrELLIGENCE.

! Tho :"''owing runmary OF ne~S YVES sea:
~. Ly ~ G,:y -! nU'l,n, whoa le.. L.;.:-
.oi om Feb ls.
! ':h. nswa al tie capture e Foo: Fi-Eer
aided materially 10 ;hs prevailing depression
an.onS S.u;h>:u syL:paih'2.rs, Waite ths
ir,erdo q tho Hrrth we're corresponding
! elatcd. Federal scGuiltIes improved = r'r
cant, Gnie thee HasH cprrer I5::in.s Ia. ::
the Coa;a,.et t .oau.
! The reiterated p'ac1 rum 80 canAcd e !:--
ih,r decline io tho ,erpaol and NJ n6hta,cr
r1tion ma. ket, bu; itt-ra wGs IL better i;r.?g
| 1t L'g.i! Of II The c.u"r.
| I:mga mrrruliy up. os.l :'IGt !he sr:l %
| fYr. s,.h:r i..i 81 god Warrington 10 S!e
| birol.t- ri>n-rr, nGd hal darrired III: 5 u,h
II Gre'gn suTlIer.
'Tae La,,':ou '!iu,a" egg, lie rclicy i IA"
/ Nuitn i, sT'jcl!Y % s,lc!o tie reb7lr, as Tho
ir..t &c -s;.iy i,r u r,:cc.ss!a termination y.
tho war.
aiiGie,c. Adams hal lang inttryis~ VI! i
Earl Knr-el On tn; 2S:r nit, AMI this 'ao',
..t tho prectGl innrturs. attracts comm ~.
Th= Lin'lr:r fins" rulliohsS ? !en Isfy
opinion u Wm. NJ Es,r:, oi Now York. ou
tue bower o: Eag:isa 1Jsiitnr. % re30vec deh:
in F:d.r,l c0Iits Oh o spe3.s! bag.r. Ito
on!ni3G winds ~ 8a fj.i4%o:
"FJr-'.G irNi.sI4ltend 40 necessarily ro'1o
a cxp;ss5; d in ij:tign curiohtI.s: 10 Pcr-
mt ,h:,c di4oh.rG. hy al eQu shlent 10 AEns2.
ilnr. curc-rGy ~vhli 80 Introducing u 1904
slou. i:.:q., ~ 10 ;ta pr,jljia3 u fore "a
ors,i t,ir, wcl, might justly Siro "Is'-"@;
indeed, our ,-u.i. .uu'd haas &c prhg. .n:!'y
Ul2.a! a.s.@ The e!I'orcs,nent u "i-ln
d b f, sui ut JE-egH>ni oVnAiaroal o:@ais,
n!ihoL, whict i,r:.:l cjinLcite canEJt ~
carried Gn ana wili fall"
Tho fioll.y bctwas Span hni Peru Us
fin My lsen sbtt!rcl, tho hitter rGrsenS . 7,E
al tls c ainu Of tie 'G.Mor, lnrIdIas tarce
million. nt 1cllA-s { r 'r1 - gcnss. "r 3 4
iES iarR sGus5r2n 10 t@e Ua ia ISLAND.
n rui M -0n. ts;ntea were ~ DO fr,t By t"n
!,pau'.h ve.saz and Peruvian i3Tt', a.d Iip.,
man, .cia.inc- Wru!! hS T4-nned te:wcrn
rhe ~" r..lrns II wA- expected that, Bag
10: hfcr2". tha ;r,nh.rw,.l Peru 10 II t.,..
.mrsl rt.riI ronllu4'isr t! the Srirl''i
iiret. :. y.r;i,! rr &C. d II Lh!i - demand s.'.a-
:..s.,.n g. hsr I,c having rei,,cd t. lu..'y
his sip. VIZ, 1oal a ii PROV Ions.
5 iEsi.. - f:Ju! Constant t'n"?,n anno''H'tL
.ho o;t,..DI 1t leegrap!i1 cn."mu acatioE h'-
i~ en Ba:!nd Iud intla. I h6 bret n'fs-to
sr.a iirr i:,s Cover 20, ui B..G.d to the Gt'-
.r... u BoG;ssY the -?:h 0l JaEuG.y.