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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27

vii! Mr ZIt lr do me the favor at pub
fishing tts I"Il"wlng statement. Ia Jan
nary l.>, Offered my assistance in rAis'
ias uni. tor thr purpore of removing t"
iris pace, he remains 81 Mr.. jacob
Spots who died in December last, while
. prisoner 81 EimIra. New York.
Wnsn startled ouI on my errsnd.
merely took Me name OF each subscribed,
but vas sdsised by many 10 discontinue
shat. All 10 collect The money as ! went
~hlch accordingly did. to The amount oi
My five dollars. slill leaving The 6r.I five
dollars ~h.th had been contributed, IN
collected
] thea wrote 10 confederate soldier Of
mis- p.as.', Inen spusOner 81 Emir', "a
know if he Woold attend 10 having HE re-
mans dismtcrred. and forwarded TO this
place He ~tuis me, saying he would ia
al he could, bui bef0ie i; could DC ACCOM-
pushsd he was exP'ct"dly exchanged.
then wros ~ i.e officer IN command OF
The p,ison. BAT failed 10 elicit sslisfacio-
~ reply; since which time. nothing more
has been Zone towards Tue removal OF
she remains.
A sh,u time after collecting the fifty
Eve dollars. Miss L. Briscoe called upon
me soliciting tie smUunl Of four d"llaFs
sod hiy cents. 10 aid in HE relief OF some
suEeIing prisoners Ihen al Hsrper's Fer
~. let her have The desired amount
IhiRkIng u best to attend 20 the suffering
living frsI--learlng ne then fifty dollars
sad halt The halt dollar ! afterwards
enclose to . prisoner 81 Fort Delaware.
Again was applied to, b> Mrs. K. Hoh.
,nao, ia behalf OF PrIsnneI--to whom
gave AL order 10 CO ieci Tie tive dollars
trom ,huse who bad not paid sher sub
senp,iobs. ThIs che did and The amount
was sent 10 the prisoner. The remaining
fif,y dollsrs ! ,uIl held until short tune
before the surrender, when | was again
,slle3 u ION NJ prisoner MIR. Kidd, a
POM Lookout, and thinking all hope o
removing The remains OF MIR. S. al an end
] enclosed 10 the prisoner five dollars o.
,he remaining h(Iy, leaving In my hands
1oTty.f,s dollar. which ] am ANXIOUS
.bouid bs dr.posed Of in some way agree
sble 10 those ~ no subscribed il.
for my own part DO not know "hs
50 do with the money. and would bs GLAD
iG SONS Of ihs subscribers would MAKE
susgssiion iU regard 10 u SO ihsi may ot
ysl,sva of any tui ,hsr iroubls With II.
should have made tsis statement ear
NeI. bu hsve been absent nrsrlg aii snn
sser, sud vas utterly unable Ia dn so.
hope my action in the matter may mol bt
condemned. and lha, lie above statement
will prove satisfactory 20 each and all.
Very respectfully.
A. WARNER.
Eherherdsiowa. Angus 90, 1865.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27

srs in need, Mr.. Editor. Of good insti,u-
tons of lesrniug; such as may fit our
young men and young women for the
most exalted stations IN life-inslitutions
that woald no, only satisfy our own i'm.
mediate wants. but would draw to US the
youth Of the neIghborng counties, and
States; and while advocating the founding
of such an institution | would not in any
measure de,rsct from the merits OF the
schools already established among Us.
They are good. very good. and the prin-
cipals deserves we'll a, The hands of the
public, but they come short of that degree
Of excellence and usefulness we should
wish 10 see them. We should have an
academic or collegiate institution Of note,
and il seems To me that our town is Pc
culisrly we'll adapted to become the seat
of such school. Convenient of access,
blessed with refined society. sufficiently
removed from the busy turmoil of life, and
nhsling the pure air Of our neighborlne
mountains, il seems TO lack no natural ad-
vantage. The very liberal benefsctor Of
our town seeing these advantages. and
The great benefit 10 accrue TO US from a
proper use Of them, had designed suitable
buildings, and had not the war prevented
they would now probably be ready fol
occupation. Let us hope that he may
ye, be induced 10 renew and complete his
project, and that we may yet see beau
iifu edifice, devoted 10 the cultivation Of
literature and sciences gracing the eligi-
bic site originally selected and overlook
ing the hereafter classic waters Of the Po-
,omsc, and The green hills Of old Mary
land. In the mean time, Mr.. Editor,
keep the matter before the people, set
them to thinking and talking about il, and
| doub. not when they show proper
spirit in the mailer they will be most lib
orally seconded in any efforts they may
put forth. ID.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
spsclivs duties.
Confidence Operator Trapped.

Mr.. Frederick Shelter, of the Vuginia
House. Stanton, was swindled, short
time since, out OF goods and money toe
considerable amount, in The following
manner:
A man travelling under the name OF
khun. ingraiiaied himself into HE good
gr.ces OF MIR. Sbeffer, no. long sgo, and
represented that he wac the descendent OF
some noted German family. He had a
dral, on one Won Schmidt. Of New Yort ,
for sl70O in PInssisn Gold. Mr.. S.
thinking mere was chance 10 speculate a
liale. agreed 10 let Mr.. Khun have some
hundreds Of dollars worth Of goods and
cash in exchange FOR The draft. IN The
meantime. the draft was placed IN the
hands of banker in Stanton for colec.
ton. who.upOn presenting il for payment,
found i, to be forgery. bu, Mr. khun
was then on hi, way 10 PhiladeIphis, re-
ipicing, wilh the goods and money.
The case wss placed by Mr.. StGhe'
in The hands OF detective B0rneu.who mol
only succeeded in recovering the goods,
bu, IN tracking the swinGler to Phhsdel'
phia. where he was arrested and returned
to This place. and 10 now in DURANGO vie
Mr.. Burnett deserves much cvedii i'T ths
menns, 10 which he proceeded ~ III:
m-itet.-3IBtssi.sr lNssJs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
DfntI)s.

At her residence ~ dis place. On
Thursday evening. Sh'r long illness.
Mrs. Chloe finn Shrnfon. widow NJ
the late Joseph l.. Shsnion. aged about
o. years.
The reIsivs and frI'Dds of tie dsreas.
ed are requested to stisnd her iun'TAl at
her ls,e residences 10 day al 10 O'Clock.
rom wh,nre the remains eIIi b. convey.
ed to the family burial ground upon ,Ns
farm of Mr.. Lorenzo Etclhsen. Tor inter
[mepl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27

Fytus MeMulien, Of Virginia, former.
ly Governor Of Washington Territory
aud lA!e rx- Rebel men brr of Congress, in
company with he present Governor VI
ihst territory, Ill leave here shortly IN
charge OF 100 wumen who intend mlsrs,
ing West.
Alexander Long, hhs heen re nominated
ior Governor, aud Chiffon A. White for
Lleu,enanl Governor By The Democratic
State Convention of ONO. Strong Slate
sovereignty resolutions were adopted by
The convention.
magazine al Richmond, and known
as The Iredgar arsenal, formerly hslong-
ing 10 tie Confederate Government, was
blown up by carelessness on Tuesday
last. A solder and nrgro are Imposed
10 have been killed by The explosion.
The shock OF an earthquake was plain
lly ieIl 10 Memphis. Tenn, last week.
Buildings were shaken, chimneys tumoIed
down, and loose articles UpseI generally.
Ii lasted abou, ten minutes. No pariicu'
lars OF The damage done.
Gen. Scott has returned to New York
from West Point; is in good health, and
reads without "specks."
Ii is reported in Nashville, Tennessee,
that President Johnson has pardoned Gen.
Gid. J. Pillow.
Two sons. daughter and the mother
in-lsw Of Jeff. Davis passed through Al.
bsny last week, en- route for Montreal
Gen. Hooker is gong 10 81. Louis lC
marry pretty and wealthy woman.
A man in Burlington. w., has eIoPed
with three women. HIS friends are anx
ious for his safety.
The Richmond correspondent of the
Washington Chronicle says of the Uni
vsrsify Of Virginia: 1t was here tina
hundreds of young men who Afterwards
Joined The rebellion learned their first les
sons in treason; and here MonepaL
Jackson occupied an important profes
sionaL postum.
Miss Anna Surrstt, daughter Of the late
Mrs. SUrrsll, continues IN precsrIou'
condition, and doubts are entertained o
her recovery.
The Hon. George E. Pugh, Of Ohio
who achieved so high a reputation II
Congress before the war, Is associated
with Mr.. O'Conner 10 The defence Of Mr.
Davis. He is now preparing for an earl,
trial before a civil court.
Among the applications for pardon yes
,erJsy is that OF The Rebel General J. A
Smith, OF Tennessee. The preslden
granted amnesty 10 l.. l.. Stevenson an,
Michel @. HsrnOn,of SlsuElon, Virgins
A youth of 80 married a maiden of z;
in Xenis, Ohio, last week.
], is stated ,ha, Robert Lincoln, son o
the late President, is soon to he married
10 daughter Of Secrs,sry Harlan.
Major John B. CastIeman and Lieuien
an, WIN. L. Mumiord. of the Rebel army
arrested last Winter as spies ~lthIh on
lines, AMI co6red al Indianapolis. hs',
been paroeJ BY the prsii-nl :" iesr
The county I'LL ncdisisiy, never 10 rs:ufh
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27

rs C. T. BurLra haa leased the Tan Yard
belonging to the Heirs OF the late John a Mar
maduke, deceased, and which is now undergo
ing repairs. We are glad 10 see a manifesto
ton Of enterprise upon the part OF some Of our
cilzens, and trust it may continue so until our
town Will vie with any Of our neighboriog
towns in business point Of view.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
Tournsment at Leesburg.

~ hSS'"k w '"N N""5 "'N' W 800
joun County, held 81 Leesburg for Ih'
purpose Of giving Tournament. q, o.
near Iha, place, on Thursday, 7lh of Sep
,ember next. &. w. Paxson. E'q,, va,
called to the Char. James Stephenson ap
pointed Secretary and g. b. WIldmaT
Treasurer. The purpose of the meeting
having been explained By the Chairman
The following Commi'ees were appoint
ed.
Committee Of Arrangements William
Jones, j., Lloyd +. Smith, ". T.. San
ders. E.tgar Bentley. T., Boy d Barrett, &
W. Pax.on, DIR. J. f. Zachsrlas, Dr.. Nj
G. Ely, Robert Drsne.
Committee 10 receive knighis.-W
Meade, }. G. Coleman. l.. ! Smith, A
Tebbs. John Stephenson.
Committee OF lnyll:'ion.--C. ". Pax
son. James Stephenson, WIN. Jones, Jr.
J. White. l., ". Caner, Henry Glib
sen. c. Berkeley.
Committee for Selecting Ground.-W
F. Bsrfe..R. G. NARROW, G. w. Fsdeley
c. J.. Chanblin. Dade Hempston, G. +
Gsllaher. Armislesd Thomas.
Conmil!ee 10 SoliciI Subscriptions -
VIM. S, Pickett. J. r. Cline, E. Csui
man, W. Ald-idge, VIM. Giddings, KIRK
Taylor. R. Purcell, Henry Bronaugh, B
F. Carrier. Jas. MrCarty, b. Bridges, s
Thrift. John Davidson. N. Dawson. II
C. Chsmblain, Thomas Miller, DR.. John
ChambIp. Wm. Moore. G. W Janney,
Cook Luckeu. Frank Curry, Newton
Taylor, Manly Hampton. John KepharL
Wu Orrison, James Whaley, Mort Pal
mer.
Committee on Mpsic>-Glenn Gid
dings, Ed. Osborn. Wm. n. Toler. Also
the following Judges. Marshslls, &c.
were appointed.
Judges.-Col. John s. Mosby, Col
! H E. Peyton. Col. Wm. Berkeley, Maj
W. G. Sanders. G.. +. Fadelsy, G. b
Wildman, DR.. n u. West.
HersIds.-C. ". Paxson, W. F. Bar
| Chief Msrshall.-Col. E. V. White.
Assistant MarshsIls.-W. w. Meade
| T. {. Coleman, r. G.. NARROW. Jno. Sic
phenson. Dr.. J. F. Zacharias. DR.. VIM
VI. l.upton, F. NJ. Myers. Geo. W
Smith, ]. J. White, W. Wilson.
| The charge to the Knights and Corona
ton address will be delivered by Genera
Eppa Hun,ou and Col. J. Mortimer XII
gore.
All those wishing 10 ride will forwss,
their names TO he Chairman Of the Com
m.,,se 10 receive Knights. Those wish
ing 80 subscribe will toward their sub
scripliuns 10 Wn. 8. Pickett, The chair
nan OF thai commluee.
The earnest attention Of those appoint
! ed on Committees Is requested 10 their re
spscliys duties.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
smeo,.t, law there could be nJ " 90 De.


amen,sty law there could ben5~ 40 De.
bate.
Major Genersi Wallace ssid the eour,
stands aaj1urned. sonseq uenlly there csa
De no areumen'. =
Judge Uugh.s-The prisoner having
been s:raign.d. We euter o"r Pr"te-,
against breaking up lie Court r nm "a
definite adjournment. We ash eiiltr i"t
the discharge of .he prisoner nf 10 proceed
with The uial
! Major General Wallace repesled that
,hs eour' had sdj"ntnrd-
During this cnli"quy the prisoner vas
removed from the court r"om by the anil
itarv guard.
The Saiiournmen,. without day hsr-
inc been famed Tor The reAsSeInhllng oi
the court. took The counsel. &C.. by SUI
prise. No reason is AS YET known Tor
This course, though there IS Suspicion
merely shsl the charge OF conspiracy may
be Withdrawn.
SECOND DISPATCH
Washington. Aug. 22-There seem''o
be no doub, rhs, the charges and sPtcihcs'
lions sssinsi Captain WIZ. vii 90
smended BY the prosecution IN se'eiti ''n,
portsnt particulars. Ills counsel Nh
lake issue thai dis capno' be done. no
missioner having sirrsjy pleaded not g"h-
~ Ia the charge, On whsch he MS S'F!sH'
ed Yesterday.
Washington. Augu'i 23.-T1e VIZ
CoDuis,,on mel ih's 'n"tring, "hrh O"i-
unel Chlpman read al "fd'r h"" she
W.i Department.. dated yesterday o''-
solving the former commIssion' odi sp-
pointing another. consisting oI Tho sshe
.m.mb.r,. These were again sworn to-
day, aud Csp,sin WiTz was again sr'iRn'
ed. when the charges and specifications
were read. They ere III The ms'n SUD-
.tan,iaIIy those heretofore presented.
The alterations include the sinking ca OF
.he name. OF K. L. Lee. ia hes A. Sed-
non and Lucius ID. Norlhrop, IS some ot
those with whom the prisoner is accused
of con.pirine 10 destroy the lives OF lsrss
numbrr. Of Federal prisoners. The
charge at nurdeT 10 feISlneu'
Judge Hughes spoke of the sra'gning
Of lhe prisoner. On nsw charges without
giving his counsel due nnlIce as exHsoi'
binary, and asked that sJd'nonsl time b"
given 10 enable the prisoner 10 prepare his
defence. This was granted. and the
cour. sdjournsd until tomorrow hoon'
The counsel for wnz here retired, con-
celving they have done all they could Tor
him under tho circumstances.
MAJOR A. A. Hosmer, OF the Judgr 40.
vocals Generals office. has been seIe~'ed
as assistant counsel for The prosecution.
General Wallace, president OF Me court:
announced thst 10 the absence OF c"Un'ei
Tor the prisoner. the judge advocate would
act IN that capacity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
BALTIMORE MARKET.
AroU,I IS. 1905.

FLOUR -MsrkG very iighsi, .up.
piled vnh god br.nd. aud Pnees
firm. Small sales reported al TAR srd
good Howard 81. Super at IS sos rs:
200 hbI. standard City Mills d.. a. Is so
100 ibis. Western EIns at 80 25. and
100 bols. Howard Street do. Of 80 SO
per bbI.
GRAIS.-Msrksi firm. Sales prime
RID ~h.s, s2.o0s2 .25; 10. ~hiis - ,6oa
2.65; Corn o. 92r95 GEMS for hife: and
yellow do. s9.s2 cts. snd Oats 81 42'Ss
CAS-, weight.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27

~JV. UHDraDoNK has removed his store
in the Stone Store House recently occupied by
VIM. NJ. Cronise. He has fine stock OF Goods
on hand and will dispose OF them al prices TO
suit the times. Give him a call.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27

~ We regret TO learn tina, WV. A. CHAR
1IsE Clerk Of the Circuit Court, is suffering
from serious attack Of billions dsssn;ary. We
trust re N az be enabled very soon to ie.nne
TIE !cpvr,ir. -c..,s,ot Ia: OGco agais.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
Che Alarkfts.
Shepherdstown Market,

CO,rte.'G osskiy by .. S. Rsnfeh.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27

IN Hi. snd 80 90 rosed thai th&
4onsh lad see@1ssd IDep .wrsa9t IL The
kands Oh sha AblstiD adsrs put felt
ahas secession - o. LIE righsfI ROM
sig for Aess VI ngs. III With bis 4oiitlAH
record ffawa i i q prenes iams insisg-
nral addfsss Is fIas sspass, 's u ems shish
ne cannot bas shIpk has world Of mean
ing IN iss Oar hppe Is that BIS ea-
faef o. rressslsnt mag not be slalti6ea-
f5oss Of bic psissiaal Aisssry, bat ~ Pfesi-.
dent pf III Repnh lic~aalle1 upon from
III Md oslslsn ID - vi lba Chief Maa
iatrafs a19 The snagai IN III sha yhoss pea
pie, be may, With singieness Of purpose,
aim 10 gfve ID the eounsry che tiigina IN
inhdsIoh Of stpeaee % sasah good vii
soxasd msEi. UnEiI rsft OF this hope,
We cannot, viii not join Enashis dsnnnsia~
tion. As Chief Magislrssa, thrown into
toe pEesIaency ID times of sore trouble,
be has right 10 ask 1t the hasids Of tha
American people chat be Be judged By his
aets. Eed grant thai those rebound 10
fis swn credit md 10 the hapriness and
prosperity Of the nation.
IL the new President do ibis, II be act
aas she conyicsion Of former years, most
gladly will ws yield him and bis admins
tFasion . eardi4lsappors, ard in this the
Dsmoeracy, one and irdisisibie, viii be
with as. II noe, re viii hold him as The
ansTny Of his eoansxy, and set upon thas
censielinn. M i. DaiIgslSsacs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27
i Taken i Craxy SpsH. =

Every time The hrass and gallant
SsEsxAs. dsss anything thas Abolition
ssn aonsI approve be Il accused Of being
sfEsy. The oshsr day Geo. shelmas bad
soafsrenss .ish Gan. Johnsson, relative
% sAs eosfedsfasss laying dswn their
arms ard suhmitsiag ID fAs authority Of
The uaisel Staaess which resulted Ia an
ssxsemsns which IL approved By the Pres,
laeos woald hare given psass % the coua.
iry. This agreement vas disaprroved b.
the President. beeanss as AbolitienIsts
! say, Il LEFT al the qaessioas of slavegy,
Stats Sovereignty snl Coaaseatioa, %
be acted upan and decided By the coarts
II be eoanssy. This, ne doubt, was the
! proper ssasse to be paEsasl and waa shs
7sasforeshadowsa By President Lissola !;
bss ii did not satisfy AbslilionIsm. and
hence, from the greas dog, Rseehsr. down
10 the s'purpn Of the Noaparsii, the hewl
goss forth En- b Supposed that sberman
haa sgaia taken eraxy spell. p
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27
Suifsrina OF iowa Tnoopa.

Ths fellowiag article elippsd from Ths
Csaciaaaai commyeisa, waa sent rs by
ssnber Of Company L ] lth Iowa infs.,
With the reqasss that ID BE- re-pablished
10 Tax Easls.
We chserfally ssmply viii Inc request
and join with Tns Commercial In the
hope thai lbs matter will be thoroughly
Investigated, ard II anybody has been
guilty Of dsselictiou Ct duty, that they
win be properly paniahad
ssThs troops who have been suiEsFiag
hara FIR two OF tbree days. wers abandon
ID By their siicers, the Disision General
assahlishiag the example, belaking him-
cali 20 distant city, where, 80 haFe no
aaHht, hs obtained full rasions Of food
aad beverages. Aa oEaeeF who 10 worsh
. solitary English anashsas@ all shay
with his troops, and share their fate and
aheix sasss he @won,s sleep warm. With
his ssemash full, until he knoxs thai hss
men axs fad and cared for.
:. re Bivisina Quartermastrg, too, was
aAeus rs far behind the troops az the Gen-
sral was ahead and the only orders he
gMEas &C whieh we beard. we're efficient
soaay In embarrassing others who were
tsyfng sa Do something. lie vas TIVE
taays behind time; end IL il one of the tn
sesasahla mysteries Of military manage
smans that nothing could b4 done for the
soldiers until this QaarteTmasteE got here.
Kf ID bod happened that be got apon .
sapgee, We euppSse the soldiers would havo
-baam starved or fsozs 20 death before an
helseial sngsr could have been raised 10
ssAve shsm- There are foas boats full Of
ssoogs nAw 10 the river, below Island Six,
sass ahave Louisville, and navigation sus-
pended. We suppose they will all have
to die where they ne. II Ia wholly in.
soassihls % relieve them, unless II Ia done
be- special stroke of Divise Prevalence,
or an uAoEeisl pablie enterprise. They
mrs In the river, aad what department.
GAsy azs In, and whoss duty 70 liz 10 feed
bAsm, and furnish them with fusi, Of
coarse oan not be decided untfl they ell
perish. The saGsrings of troops on
boats 10 front Of this city, night before
-isss, we're terrible; yet they behaved sur
ysisiagfy we'll. These hsrees OF Atlanta,
FrankIiu aad Nashville, are the most gen
tIsmanly, quiet, faithful fellows ia the
wesld. Great tall, hearty, intelligent
msm strong spirited, seasoned veterans
.--sbey are ths most valuable folks in the
seAatrv. They are more rreeious than
Eae wsld. Thsy we're too we'll raised TO
get druak. They diiast want whisky
-Whea asked to drink they took ale and
native vine. We do not know when We
have ssen Ensu, 10 80 many respects. adj
nssabIe. No wonder thev are vietovs op
every contested aeld., There hreathes
aos the fee fus falls before them. That
saeh men afouid have BEEN treated IA
shsy were, here 10 ibis opuisnt city. this
sseavepolis Of plenty, Is \ shane and mt
rage which words can not express. We
should be glad 10 see aueh . bctched job
sa the transportation Of these troops In
vsstigated BY the Congressional Commit
ZEE sa the Condncs Of the War, and il
weuld do more good 10 have ths officers
oa whom tia responsibility can be Hxea,
sxseased, than to kill forty times their
nanber Of rebels of equal sank"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27

The Democrats Press of San
Fs~@eises 3saysfs leasus by prtyste iettsr
from Manhattan, that the French com
mznder at that place has received eopT
Of tbs deed Of eession from Maxamillian
to Napoieoo, n which Gwia is named as
trustee, and that il Includes Sonora, Sia~
oloa, Durango and Chihuaha. Gwin has
returned 10 Paris, but On 40 business re
latlng 10 any change Of the arrangement,
aud is eSpeeted 10 Sonora early ia Jass
With q sufficient force 10 paeiReata sh2s
country. sIH.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27
rACTs ABDUT THE T-3gt--TFaE an
SIS gANTA8ES THEY 0FFER4

frIs NATIONAL sAvHses BASx. +
WAils this lean presents great saEarta-
se@so large capitalists, it offers speuial
Inducements to those who wish to mAEe
safe and profitable investment If small
savings. Il il ia every way the bets
sayings' Bank for every institution II
this hind must SOMEHOW invest its depos-
its pso6tably In or;er to ray fategess and
expenses. They win invest large:y 10
this loan As The best Investment. But
from the gross interest they receive, they
must dedaes largely for the expenses ef
the Bank. Their usual rass ef Intercept
allowed te depositors Is par cent. span
sums svsr $500. The perAoa Eho ID
vsss directly With Gsvernmant will re-
seipc almost so per cent. more. Thus
the man who deposits $1,000 IN a psivatc
savinga' Bank receives 50 doIlaFs . year
iateEest, II be- deposits The sams sum In
thss National Savings BANK be reeeivks
10 dollars. For thess who wish to Cad
q safe, convenient and profitable meas
Of investing the surplus earnings which
they hare reserved for their old age tr
for the baaaft OF their ebiSdfea, there IL
nothing which presents 80 many adyantA-
Gee as lhis National Losn.