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, 1865-10-28

New YoRK, Oct GA special to the Tribune,
daied Washington. 27th, saSs: The following
Ihysictans were appointed examining surgeons Of
The 1Acns.on Bureau: c. X Irwin, punkirk, y. T;
jams T. Matthews, Car,lnsville, ILL.,: ]. ". Smith,
Charles City, 1owa; Christopher Wheeler, Jones'
holo, Tenn, aud Jalnes Rodgers, Knoxville, Tenn.
, 1865-10-28

TAsnE;c1oS. Oct s7.-Ihc Tunis embassy, In
company with Consul Perry, had IN often! v1tst to
the Secretary Of Stale this morning, and left with
him copy Of their credentials. No time has Jet
President During the day the distinguished stzan.
gers, under the esoo1 OF MF. Cox OF the State Dc
llarmcnt, md in cpcu caszia5es, visited vs1io1s
Identities OF interest.
, 1865-10-28
Suicide,


New fonK. Oct, M.--Ieyi Fanrell, the altered
murderer Of Harriet HTilks committed suicide Last
night BY cutting vein with piece Of pewter n,ate,
and was found dead In bis cell this morning.
, 1865-10-28

SEw YonK, Oct. s..-Ycstcrday, Mr.. Gaylor,
special agent OF the Post Otflce Department. de-
itcteu Edward pelany. ono Of the clerks in the
Ntookl5p Post 0fce, IN the act Of opening letter.
letters tah been stolen, which led to m invcstsa-
, 1865-10-28

Western Produce Eaten Up in the
Shipment 10 u NIarkct-Letter from
the PrcA1dcn3 of tho Detroit Noard OF
TrQ1e.
, 1865-10-28

NonJoIK. Va, Oct. s7.-A tn: exploded her
boiler This afternoon. she was blown 10 atoms,
and ~ on hoard. Ere men, all including The
Captain and crew, and WilliaD Nhton, agent Of
Boston pfeamcfs,
, 1865-10-28

crnrp,,,rn
tti1Anth'
KaslWay accidents open uP Large account.
From May 10 to ociober - there we're Us n
AZ, or y N SIX mooths, up 10 september. "
thcse, - were collisions, explosions ttwo Of
Whlch aid mol occur on ING nne], came from
pad bridges and cuiTerts, :: from rotten tics,
nfoKen faiI3 ana axes, ana l. Wcfe pFeciplta-
n.n h'i VI ~ nsen4t taois " ..e Ha
in .TuIy. il in Anrnsf 81 IN Sontenhar and
in The Whole ycar 10 date. not }ess tban 1Oo
comparinE TIC nresent viii. onr 1or,ner state.
ment Of accidcnts nnhlished IN aur,,st
Thirty miiiinn i3n1,aIa wo,,,d ~ ~ q 1nnaast
reckoning for The ioss ;nrnircd % N IN he ;7smo1.
ishcd jirss lrains md nronartiea ~ ~ ia ns no
ycar and nrohah1T my ass tI, IN tno Ierlons
hovc hec,, tsitaa "a ~ ,ase taa @ n r.1j a9 T.;
ercrr sbanr hy acc;deris 1 T., +ha ~ tts LII
.,,-r ~ - s-r'ssna.m - tus sa...o tnns
Steamboat explosions aud shipwEeck natur-
ally accompany this claRs Of travelling acci-
dents: len explosions and eight collisions Of
steamboats, are noted, along with forty-flve
burnlaEs, s!nklngs and wrecks Of vessels
slxty-tafee disasters In all, upon the water.
Several Of these catastrophe6, which have
crimsoned river and ocean fur and wide, are
remembered In al their awful poetry, and
, 1865-10-28

average Of three millions per day. Gene.al Spin
Det United St2tee Treasurer, has dec {ued tie ap-
pointmcnt Of Anditor Of the New York Custom
House, end intends 10 continue In bis present posi-
ton during the term OF President Johnson's ad-
1nfnist11Hon.
, 1865-10-28

SEw 3oRk, Oct 27.--1he Hen1&rs Wa.htnc;ou
srec1aa taSs: Tho lnaian Bureau yeslenlay NJ
csissd tn:eni:ence that The Legislature OF the
ChiekasaW Nation has 1atsEed tic treaties latciy
ncsota'ed nt Fort Smith, -1r'. including the p:o-
, 1865-10-28

F1ElspE1rulA, Oct. .s'.-The lair for the Soldiers
Home proves. thus IN, great eucccsa. The Acad.
The receipts thus far. have exceeded the expects.
tious Of the most Hangume- A1T1nrements hive
tEen made by nearly all tic sailwayt leadfns to The
cfE TO sel icke's eosc1ing the passage and giTfrg
, 1865-10-28
The american Htble Union.

NEx YoEK. Oct. s7-The American Eib1e Cnioa
Eed their second and concluding session yesterday.
The principal busine4s transacted Mas the adoption
o' committee reports especially that relating to the
rnent. Sir Morton Peio visited the meeting and
nj dc sbttH address,
, 1865-10-28

RLooN1SoTox, H.. Oct. e7.-Tte Chicago
Alton & 81. LOUIS Railroad has agreed 10 fha1ge
three dfshs Of the tscM fare to persons who 1naY
with to attend the State Agricultural and Ho1t1cu.
tntal Conventions in this city In December.
, 1865-10-28

NKw YoE1. Oct. s1.-Dextcr beat Gen. Da1}er In
lhelr two milo Trial, 10 WAGONS. tnis aitcrnoon. Il
the Faehion con1se. Time; Five m;nni.s and
THREE quarters Of second md 55G, tha isst ,,aaf
Icing Tire best wagon tlEe on record.
, 1865-10-28

Arrival Of a French Eunboat.
NEW fonK, Oct N.-An addition to Lonis yapo-
cnne naval fleet IN o1r harboF was 1nade yesterday
y the arrival Of the French gnnboat Destiny, Cap-
ain De Cousaugc.
, 1865-10-28

EEAp THE OPINIONS OF 1t1E rREes:
r1rst take The nEst place fos ful1ucss and authe-
tctty. and while It gives FILL details o! shermans
military carter. noouada IN those revelations OF
ea1iy history. Of private LIE and emotion, which
awaken Personal intereAt.-tspr1ng1eld Republican
The record Of these most Important campaigns Of
The war confd only be properly rtcounted By military
men. and tue gentlemen Nho haye 50 carefully per
formed the work display conpetency that enhances
the brilliant 1uhject-matteF they have 70 uiu1teiy
and ably prcscnted.-tNoston Post
We hare "aIcat expectatfona" of thla book, and
believe they vii! albc met It It'll prove volume
Of }ntel est nuG va!ut.-LS. +. Com Advesuses
4 work Of great Interest and value In adtltIcn u
ls being Perfectly authentic 1t must contain Material
wanting In other booka.-fBoston Recorder.
The book ia admirably writtsn, ami caunot haln Ia
be an Important contribution to the history Of tAt
war.-[Sew York Evening Post.
1t will be welcomed eagerly, as new novel b.
popular au'hof.-tcstctnnatt Commercial.
, 1865-10-28

NEW YORK. Oct. s7-1he National Express com.
rany recently organized In Richmond, Will hold IN
c3ectlon Of officers next Monlhy. Ex-Gen. james
ta shs ~ sia lqT Me e set ns's 9o; s, R Il Sr
York. There have an been purcbased, and oae1s
made fcr 40 O1 xharcs additional
, 1865-10-28

NV Yonk, Oct. a7.-The Sew York 1.m.t'
Washington special sars: " The report Of the I'M
led States TrcasrIJ shows that daring the ast yrar
the busiuese Of the Treasurer has amounted to au
, 1865-10-28

This comprehends only 5obberies commit
ted By outside parties, and we cannot pretend
to say the list IS complete. 4 few Of the rob-
berries were very remarkable. In the instance
Of the Crawford Bank, {eridently worked-up
robbery, 1t seems that while the cashier was
nt work in the evening the thief entered, e1-
boHds befare e aht @ could ' be obia,ne IT, n:
Bland. Of Louisville, was imprisoned in bis
own safe, nnl nearty suflocated to death.
The Concord Bank robbery Is recent aud well
known,
, 1865-10-28

NV fonK, Oct. e7.--A circular from The Tteae
uE Department has been issued, authorizing per
n,ts for shipment Of sporting guns. pistols ana am
Washington,
, 1865-10-28

Sentenced 10 he Hanged.
NEW ioRE, Oct. 27.-Gep, Warner. cnnyicted
Of lhe murder Of hts wife list week, WAS today
sentenced to he hanged on The 18th Of December.
, 1865-10-28

IA-UUHIClLIAHF-TUH.S9 .S9 N EIA uEF3s
The foregoing Lat, without being entirely
comprehensive, Is suegestive;; Great a5ss,
occurred In Canada, principally at Toronto
mud Quebec. In Quebec 01 houses were de-
stroyed, and 100 families left houseless.
Twenty-Five Buildings were burned ut Troy,
aud as many at augusta, Me-; and In tie
great fire at Beltast, Me-, 100 buildings were
consumed, and In West Forty.fourth street,
Towns like Idaho, Denton, Nd, Forest City,
CAL, and Galveston, were almost entirely dc.
stroycd. In Carlale seven children were
burned to death, and In Chicago eight tlremcn
were buried under falling walls. Ono thou
sand acres Of Massachusetts forests were
burned away. There arc no means ofmaking
exact computations Of life and property
, 1865-10-28

Dos1oS, Oct. e9.-Joseph E. Worcester, L. D.,
denee in Cambridge, to-day. aged 81 yea1s.
, 1865-10-28

NAsuv1lLE, Oct. E.-In the Honse TO-DAY the
motion 10 reconsider the vote Of the expulsion OF
Mr. Cameron was tabled By Tote Of 50 to II. This
Fe1flcs the question dnA1}Y OF hIs fe-admissiou
, 1865-10-28

4 list Of bank robbeeics would not be com.
r1ctc without statement Of the immense de-
falcations and swinlles Of tho past six months,
which have assailed tho snfety of banks from
within US burglars from without. We append
a generic list !:
May Bnnk, New Hayen Savings, aboat.. 111,01)
Ang.-Dank, PhTni1 tJenHns1 1.......... aU,D10
Aug.-Hanks. s., y. T.. (hetehum*sl.. l,0lo,o0o
Aug.-Erie Kafltoad bonds {Jonee') re-
ported s1ooodl to...................... 5o.oao
Aus.-Cnstom House, Memphis, reported 1,25l, OGJ
Aug.-Quanermaater nt Paducah by clerk 35,Ua1
ept-ioscrumen; bonds, bliss, n. y. 36,5G0
Sept.-Rerenue Collector, Ohio {defaul-
fef)..-. W.Ikn
Sept-Auerbach swind!e. Lonlayi[le..... $1,000
Sept Railroad bond forger1cs. lG1adwIn} a0L1D0
scpt-By q n. T. ook.kecpcr. .......... 10,0o0
Oct.-t;oycrnment bonds By ten. Bzis-
cne Iyufhhur1v. -.-.-.-. m mn
, 1865-10-28

DELUGE AND EARTHQUAKE
The late storm upon the coast of Texas and
Louisiana is said to hare swept away whole
settlements like Caucasjea and Sabine, and
drowned about % persons. SIX hundred cut
tie we're washed from only one farm, during a
sudden rise Of the watera 20 feet above the
land- Equinoctia' tempcsts In this section OF
cordfng to all reports.
An earthquake Was felt during August, In
Memphis, md in various places throughout
the Southwest. But its heaviest shocks were
experienced in California and Oregon during
September. The citizens Of Eureka, Santa
Clarn, San Fsnncisco, and other localities,
werct thrown into temporary unsteadincss by
being rocked AID saak.n III the cradle Of tho
phenomenon. At. Hood, Oregon, was st the
snlne time reported TO be In state Of erup-
ton.
IL PINE
To recapstulate: fair calculation from the
foregoing would place the entire damage to
, 1865-10-28

To recapitulate: fair calculation from the
foregoing would place the entire damage to
property bY disasters Of public character ut
about eighty millions. Robbcries may be set
down at about twenty millions more.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-20
The Inaugural address,

The Inaagusal Address of President
Joaxsos will be found ia another coiasan.
With II se have NO disposition to Sod
faals yss We will remark ahas ia refer.
|ring To kis pass acts Is . guarantee fei
the fataEe, be announces . paiisy which
I'VE do aos entirely approve. IT, hswsv.
|sr, DO sabors for 'stbs grsas s,rincipis 81
ERisar.D which be truly says, '.iiss al Tbs
base OF ali things" no shall sassaia bin
liz 50 doing wisb al the ability we pos.
Esess.
0res ws k5aos, Axnagw Joassox, was
|shs aeaisps adyosaEs nc this rights Of the
[peopls. IL be prss0Dko se whiIs Press
|idens whas be was while member 81
|Congrsss and Of ths Uaited ss9fsa
(Eenass, and uses bis ssbsss energies to
|sssablishn sasw .aad perpetaats tha
|priaeiples OF free Govegnusnt,n hs will
be emphasieslly orR President.
We shall judge him b. his acts and
suppors him ID everything thai sss think
sands to the rstusion Of the Seasss ssl
ths peFpssaatIon Of constitutional Liberty.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-20
From Montana.

We pablish al inseyssiirg latter il
this issaa fran our correspondent il Mon,
5saaa Territory, with cha REQUEST for al
! w6o desire TO kaow anyfhiag 81 she ' as
sresoareas of that TssrisoEy to give it /.
Zcarefal psrnsal.
VS. desire il thls eoanecsian toystat,
sthas the latter vas written ID February, q
which time no mail bad hsen receives
lfrom the East, hasias ROWS of late
Hale than thu saiidie OF December
This will aecodnS fos the ssasssaenti
which woFa then true in relation to In.
sdians and Indian difficulties.
Il IL proper % renask, and We ezil at,
Isension 10 the fact, that since saea, Al
,illsealt:es With indians hare esased, ans
| that the travel 10 aop uninterrupted OF
she entire route. Again we say read til,
Communication, always keeping 10 mind
/ tbs date al which, and shs circumstance
.andes whiea il vas written.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-20

f7SkI1Gzs11 - .1sas . psssis9ed d
- thek 4 hars tesa sinset Ssexwheimsd
s1ozl1 q e - sIs.., 81
49, sss i. Y ] Ia s..'
k1at nnd teSponslk H. y. Nhish kase
sn 81 uA6xpscfc q IN upnss III. =
IA 10 iedIsasion ok sny policy shich may
~ pz1rs ns4 ~ mi ii IN ndminissxalign
Eof HoserBmeDs. / hare - say, that must
fssnain for deyelopfaens - sny adminis
Exstioa progFasses. aie3ssgss or dec
karafs1ns mast IA easisd forth by syenls
IS they transpars. The cnly assaraaos !
sas give Of the future Is u rsfareaes q
zsha past. The course which haze taken
In tas past, In eoHneezIea 9Th shs Febxi-
sfen, must BE- regarded as gsaxranscc 81
Bhs futures My pasE pablo life. whi0h
hss been long and laboFisas, has been
InnEioed-- - IN good conscisnee be-
llesed--np0B he ggeal principle ofRlGHr,
(which lies ag the base % all thipgs.. The
Hbess energies Oh ny life have been spsns
In sndsasarsug 10 establish ard psrp%tn-
~ the principles OF fres 60sesnmans.
| bsiieye shak this Gossrnment.> Id
passing through iss present periis, Riil
sstsEs down upon principles eaasonans
wits poPaiar rights, 1neFe psraaaaesss and
Iaadarfng than before.
| mast be permlkted 10 says II ansler-
stand the feelings Of my Own hcars,
pave long iAhored 10 ameloriate AMI els.
sass tbs conditions Of shs greet nass 81
&hs American people, while % honsst sd
&secy ef tha great principles 81 frsa gey-
sernnsns has been ny lot. Theas dates
9hays been naine--tho consequences are
ssish Con. This haa been abe feunda-
stioa Of my political faith, and feel that
Ito the end the GeSsrnment will triumph,
zand these great principles 6aaily be per-
5manonsly established.
u couclnsion, gensiememrn let me sag
sthat desire ysar encouragement and
seoansenanes. shali rsly % you,. and
Ioshers, 10 easrying the Gosernmens
sArsagh its pssseas psriIs. feel in max
3ing this request that il viii be heartily
responded 10 by yoa aad all other pa.
EtEioss. AID leveFs Of sbs right and she in
serests OF . free people.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-20

j..
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M MID ich II tk1ix ..onenss 81 ! 81 =. !,
Per sadselieA ~ woald eendeap snd
kbhor.
Va ass led 10 shsss remarks from ths
aek shai ~ - = Ihe day thai sbs
hews AZ lie nsssssi.seiou ii presi,lsn,
|LsScoIx ~ reesiysa il sslis sisv. : ,lis.
bssisioa "A The natt Il .e1aa psr.sa..
whom ~ xill 81 sa.et Is rs.ors i mol
|sislenss. We ara h.pns ia state howsx,
|ar, shas bsktsr csaseiss presailsd. a...J
khs city renainsd asiss.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-20

6incs the article undes lha sapticn d
FsAssassiaasioa Of Prsssdsas Lincoln and
Secretary seward, 2 VS. put In type ~
havs the gratifying nsws hal Mr. Seward
wss not ssrisosly isisrsd u he fosl -.
ssssia whe attempted se saks bis life
snd who u appsArs was anly prevensst
|ffom ieing - BY male narss, By hi
|pams of Rossxsss, who wAs In the xooa
y tbs time and u asss knocked dexn
but recovered 10 time % grasp tbs villain
bsfors b. hsd aessmplishsd his hisod,
pevposs, ~ held him astM assistance,
arrived when the villain again kpoeket
him desn md mAas bic sssspe. Robia-
20 NJ ssvxsly sst BY . sssoks From II.
pssn1sis,s kaIfs; bas rilI soos rssossr
As shis DIS " sasesda1l Secretary Sen
~ II III q - dsiss ssll. Tar shl
Hsou II sejsfes, ssss sinesesiy hops shaI
Is nAy saes rssasa his fab ssrsngsh ans
wieor. Fsssidsss Iissoln = u bs bassss
e-dey 1t q o'cicsk.
A 4 rspoxtsa ttAs esa II - sssnsslnl
- - eeptrfsd, ~ hafs tie sspcs'
~ prsvs sru@, asd tAa1 al saaaesssi
sasL dc EaiIay psrsy ~ rsseivsshs il
psisAnsas which - ~ prsssribas. /
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-20

- r. wikh fceIinrs IL - = 80 rro.
seexet sn.i sorrox. f1nt - 80,
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~ =. - more. Thsy rara -, a..ss.
sfn1lad .heus Ia .sns ho,,r az "a nistt
nurkxlak Lsxcs1x vss ii Psra.. TAsssx,
H. nfskk ssmo .ssvo., shos Nm shrours
~ -. ia sxnire., hi. :aarniax !,
- sev.n osofeek.
80. 8 g. -. ~, ].
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s.s.s.s...s 3. Z. .s.,...a :. |. -,
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wksrs H. kaoaksd ,saxu TIA m.ys gs,ar
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$50 ...a ~.,a s.k.. s~a,a M. ~,.l.
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49,, v....~ss.s ~ J. n..,e..l =.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-20

Tas FAIL .og RlcaaaSD - nx
Rfsg rs Gelp.- Three days before shs fall
|of Richmond gold .fur $50 | i. Three
dag safter the fall Of REahnsnd gold sold
fer ia
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-20
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"HSC0aEREMGE =

laWhaaever you Cad s'Is is not, perhaps,
Ia man anywhere ions Of place to re-
Iprating about the mark jass hare, whai
|laastitasion OF the u striking thiag ID
United States, sPar tbs Consultation Oh
|ufx. Hg' s TRAITOR. n the United States. II
= 44adfeieJohasoaas IL the Consultation
Cshe paiga sPesca az sof the people OF tAs
fasAriiie, Septeaa country, and under
|bsfs 1864. HE hera to-day be-
faro the american
Senass, - faaures
ara address Of 1fr
Aaarsc JahasUa,
Vi1e President Of
the Uaifea States,
gIafareh 4, 1865.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-20
How True.

The foliasing which VIC clip from til
p. Y. Daily Mans, j. 80 exactly astei d
|this Lasitade and Loagisale, Ghat y.
tFaasfaF Ii TO our Columns for the beneEl
|of honest Republicans 'shsrsaboass, -
vs. can put our hand spoa more than oss
|aan ia shis sisy any dag, alo siIl exact.
Hy GIT Tie plaes allotted 10 g FEaT Demo.
|eruts 10 siis hfws. We know thsn--Rs,
|pabiieans know sham and when they ars
[dsas asing them silI discard thsm and
|shna them ~ being mora dangerous, Ii
|shsir view, than an oatspoken kissing
Icopperhsad.
When ws hear soma Of these hyp,erisi.
cal War Democrats exaIsiag osas shs
|saecess Of tbs FederaFarias, and hurrah.
|ing Tor mess var, bIoodshea and msarder,,
se cant but remssnber how thsy bars Of
Pen said 10 ~ : 'swe believe just - yon
90; has i 'aias potsey to SAY % % these
|Rapsblieans- ne must DO little pra-
|dsnln:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-20
cAUFllN b RERVasleANs.

We deea our duty 10 eaasioa the Re-
spahiican party againss . SET of political
kaavss who havs called shognseives Dem
ocrass- Nov saas the War party appears
20 DO d success they silI be founA the
lossasss ~ shslr ssioisiag4.s They will
{crawIIato sommisfees On celebrations /:
they Will psolFsr to hang traitors they
will display Euore bunting, exhibls the
greatest number OF Chiness lanterns, and.
iE fast. make shemselves 80 ssaspisa0as
that the Simon Pure, original Black Rs
1pablican will DO shrown enGireiY ia tho
shade. !.
We caution the 's0rigisal yaoots' ID
beware Of ties feliaHs. They nse ensiEe-
~ wilhoas political prineirle, aad their
kaniy wish IL 10 come Ia FOR q share AZ the
Fpl2aas~- Tasy are ola adopts at e0n
|sraess, efices and spells. Whenever the
|eaass oil tho Soaih has lacked htighsI
Eshey AaFe thronged our olEse !; hatlusl
|holed eierk, or . reporter eand have as
serted thai they always knew that sbc]
Fwar could mt saceeed; always tboughs,
|ss We dad never read aay paper ssDeps|
The Daily hcss, bat ihoaghs Il 5sst TO bel
Il tIils prudeat.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-20

60 The City og Trenton. N. j., sleos-
led Democrats Mayer and Coansii %
|she 10Th.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-20
|McCormick Still Ahsaa

4 THE awsseEsssusA takes thls sask1aa o. snnsuas
ina 10 tbs Farmers ok astefN fswS atd kehrsskI
taas be Is ssIM egsAssd is AfAskRg lie HeCoRAAI
IRsAPEw 4ko MoWBRz They are 1he etsy ftAt.
Eads seagraasey shss IL ~ ssa sepsEati3g he rs
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-05

The "Hole in the WALL" at the nationai
capitol in Washington, where. for thirty
years, Senators and representatives obtained
stimulants to carry them through prolonged
and stormy sessions, has been completely de-
molished to make room for the enlargement
of the congressional library. The keeper of
the establishment furnished liquors, oysters
and canvass back ducks in unlimited quaint.
ties to congressman, and received his pay for
ton of several thousand dollars, which was
voted under the head of contingent expen-
ses." His establishment will not be discon
tinued-merely removed to some other part
of the capitol building.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-05
.wHO Is COUNTY JUDGE ."

Under the above head the onion charges
that Judge Danforth refuses to vacate the Of
fee of county Judge, and complains that John
Wilson appeared on the lst day of December,
supposing himself entitled to take the othce'
The Union borrows great deal of unnec-
essary trouble in regard to the present coun-
tv Judge, and goes out of its way to attack
him, without the slightest provocation or rea-
son,-aud it has done this continually DUR
ing the last four years.
Judge Lynde did not vacate his office un-
til thes3rd Monday in December, four years
ago. and the present county judge will pur-
she the same course. Between him and the
Judge elect there is a perfect understanding
upon that subject, and we do not believe that
John Wilson will thank the Union for its un-
necessary fling on the subject.
By the way, the Union has had a great
deal to cav about the number of days allow
ed the present judge, but not word in re-
gard to the previous judge. Will that paper
be good enough to turn to one month OF Judge
Lynde's administration when he was allow
ed for tuenty-sir days an succession, and the
record was made by Jim Beardsley as clerk,
Comet, his father in-law, drawing pay for the
same time? When the Union has bestowed
the same censure upon this matter that 1t has
upon the present judge, we will PROFOUND a
few more questions in regard to she same
subject.