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SPLENDID service Of plate, prepared for the En-.
peror MaxIm,lian, is exhibiting ia Paris A more
complete AND sumptuous set OF plates and dishes
scarcely ever soon and the spectacle ID calc.l-
atod 10 give grand idea, not only Of the hospitable
thoughts uuon which the now Emperor OF Mexico
is intent, but also OF the extent of his pecunisry
resource
TnE London SnIPPIN0 GAZETTE, Of February
18Th, stbtcs Volunteering for the Northern
states, either ~ workmen or soldiers goes on T.
grcu, extent In sSitZerlani sud IN order TO put
some check upon Il the Swiss government in .
St n.-1thca paper, have callci upon the cit1ons Of
the republic g. drs.st from visGug America while
the war ssis but, above all, 10 III stain from tax
iu- military service there"
RoBERT SMALL, tho negro hero Of the Planter,
was lately al savannah, and fell IN with an old ship
insIe, white man, who WAS formerly employed AZ
Charleston by tue same merchant as himself. Glad
TO see hiin ami recognizing his ability, Small Of
fred HIM sluo per M )uth to sail with him mate.
~ can DO caaly," said Small, "ior tho war
began l have made tLirty thousand dollars
every cent OF which 10 invested IN Government
securities"
d. y B'yESs' the poor wretch who deliberately
murdered NE We athcr and mother, in Michigan,
| ie" weeks 40, instead Of occupying his mind
with matters suitable Lis case seems TO be study
| Ing and planning how he can make the most money
0s' " VIC morbid curiosity created ~ bis unparal'
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From Mexico.
cho Napoleon-S win sonora scLsmo
Revived ARnin.

san FyaIciseO, March The DENocsAr Of this
faty. which Affects to be well informed concerning
che plans and movements Of DR. Gwin, denies,
cmpha,ically, the authority Of his agents, that
abe Emperor Napoleon has withdrawn from the
Sonora colonization scheme, ss was iutmatod by
Eastern dspatch-. II saysi
From sources Of information which we deem re-
nsblN We bave ahund mt assurance that there has
been no change 10 tie IlAnB Of the French Emperor
recently. The cause uf the NcN0Rn Empire y sd
Vsncing as rapidly could lie reasonably expected.
When the steamer John stephens len Mazatan
1here were scvoAl thousand French troops there.
AdVcre had been received that Marshal Bazalnc,
with tho main portion II his army on his way
~ hHAtlsu, and might be expected there IN a lew
days accompanied by DR.. GNIn. It's barely pos-
sillo that DIR. Gwin did not sail tor Europe at u
later date than the news We have received from the
ctty OF Mexico direct; hut such is tho fact, his
vtsii hSs no reference to CT ange OF plans it is
NO, In contemplation to take possession ot Arcbo,
1he future capita VI the Northern States before tho
1st OF NAY. II IA not intended TO make the StSIes
over which DIR Gvln will have control portion OF
sho French Empire, or a French colony Para.
mount AutLorIty ~ To rcslde IA the Emperor of
Mexico, while tie territory % held Ia trust Tor the
psymcnt Of the French debt Mud Is ~ DO defended
by French arms
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MARINE VS..
Mch 4-s Rises 3o-s so,. 81 Mn ,s,..oO 81.


CLEARKD
TEANsHlPs-saxonia, Hamburg. Knight,
fbisie phin.
sHlP-,J Boeert shilcr OF and for London.
Banks Ellen Stevens, Cicniuegos, N Il Almon,
tButi.hl Havana
BRIGs-Ssrah Cfoweil, Rio Gtailde de Sui; Balear,
hatllotgH. AuTOru, Cicutuegos; Mary, Havana.
City Ui Port All Prince, Port Prince.
sCHOOhERs--w X Chapman, InaguG Alice, Bar
tadOe- Red jacket Ninterport; Mary Town,
Washington: Ann Pickofill do: w B.anetl, Phua-
depAia, kuen louiso, New Haven.
ARRIVED.
sTEAMsHlPs-NorthOrn Light Savannah, her-
nmsr, foTtIes Monroe, Sea Gull from baltimore.
sCHOOSERs-N j Braytou, Fal River Maria
Fleming New London; w Bentley, Fall River )
sln mad, Providence; ID b Warner, Fort. Monroe.
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led crimes To this end. he ,dvertises tbs, he 10
onosgei In getting out an autobiography ~ include
full sccount n his lie. oil the circum sta pes of
HIS murders, &c, &c. II is reported that be has
spplcd y Baruum 70 buy the clothing in which ho
murdered his parents and wife An Adrian paper
pIblsees card signed by him, warning the put =
DC not to purchase cer'sin photographs Of tim,
ones taken with the clothes he hsd on ct the time
OF dc murder" lie also ssys he will soon have
pictures Of 10th bis wives and sdvcrIscs FOR
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FIRE IN hcDorGAL STREET Yesterday
Afternoon a ere DrD.e cut ~ the orug store VI
hessrs Crct 6 shogOvuc, 90 hcDJuysl street
caused by clort dropping bottle OF bcnzre ~
the vicinity Of liyhtc1 lamp. The IRE soon sprtel
10 the drugs and chemical preparations wh'cH
formed the sto.k In The store and which were AL
mot entirely destroyed. Loss about S3Ooo In.
surOd for $1,000. Tue other tenants tie pre-
miscs expor euced damages to the extent u a. jVl
which are covered by insurance.
AMtsENENTs.
BAEEUS's The cKraor1insry success OF Miss
Kecno's thousand dollar drama has Induced tho
management to continue 10 performance for an
other week Dr. Won Nock VII continue his eS.
pose Of spintuali,m every morning at II o'clock.
Fat womeu. living b.olcion, giant boy and girl
&c, rs usual. To-day iAorc will be performances
nearly every hour.
HooLE1's MrSsrrrra Mr.. Campbell having re-
urcI from business, NJ H2oicy il now the sole
pr iretor. Two new SONGS by John Mahon are
in rehearsal, VIZ; "rhourt gone from me, dear
Evaloen," and ~ am getting quite lonely now"
AUTHORIZATIONS. The psntomimo OF Mother
Goo~' still attracts large audiences. TIE scenes In
the circle arc truly wonderful and all should wit
ness them.
NAEIErIHs Tg.ArRE This place Ia DOING srlen-
did business under the new management. Ga
Monday tho r.tirci 81 "HaEeppa' will be pro-
lucrd.
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.IERsEY CITY.

THE DRAFT tor the Sd, i,h, and 9th Wards
OF Jersey City took place at Newark yesterday. la
the third war i5i names were drawn including the
hundred Per cent; fourtA ward Isl names, and
dAh ward 81 names. The drsfl for The sixth ward
" III take place III forenoon.
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THE NEW YORK SIN

Pub!ished daily, Sundays excepted.
TWO oESIs llR oorr-lz CENTS PA WEEK.
delivered SnyShe in the city Or vicinity "a.
~ 90 ak mouthH- 90 '"ou'ns ioi
lii ~ wa the oriFinator OF the As,ociateS
,at, anl taA the finest advantage ioi
day in small space easily read. "''' VI IN
AWeekly Edition Of the Sun
pG n every tuesday. Terms lin wrapper, 70,
IN. mall II de'redI THREf oESls per COPY, ~ yp. ~
suh'. AiPi'oN PRIcE-oSE DOLLAR rEH YEAA
W. ,n uy 'hsie copy or in elubs--ths chs1pe Do
SustIes oc ~ 20 "a year, Postage on Weekly, &c
Address all letters TO
nOsEs y BEACH, Proprietor Of The sur.
Corner Fulton and Nassau sta, Ny
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tCon,trusd rom the ,a PAGE
M ponro~nth steel. under Coum.s s.onef Cor.
~ 80 Marshal. This DIVISION viii include tho
,-y,yo- Ir-,-e aud will form one Of the mos, at
h-trefe,turcs Of tho Procession Among other
-,perlnosrnsrr.s Tea Company will turn out
I'M bsny- truck, 10 fsc, long, each sde represent
ING N Sta,c-. - many clerks hs there are States
riding ipsids, will outridors Psroicum
Cunpsny will pump imaginary al from
real ensdnen, ard derricks mounted On sohd
truot. . thousand bottles q wine and ten
Ibousand cigars an hour will be distributed to
abe people along the route by ontorprmns firms In
those trados. truck will draw huge hoop skirt
and girls o1craiing on sewing machines. Arabian
carnels, led by a nstvo Arab, aud tho sres, ee-
ph.nis Hannibal and Typo s.ib, from Van Ann
buryhs mcungsrie, vii sppasr escorted by police.
Si1A Dipiston.
Tn'stIvtsicyr undor Marshal Decker, will consist
81 the Fire Department., with engines and COM
J-n'e-.
The various DIVISIONS will bogin 20 assemble At
90 des mated points At ten o'clock. A. ono
O'Clock the head OF the grand procession will
stsrt from Union Square N the sound of cannon
II will take probably throe hours t. pass through
tso designated streets and return 10 the place "
Tneting and orgsnze. All stores and places o'
business expected W bc closed, aud the houses
win bo g.iiy decorated with flags.
Officers and cx officers u the army, who may
wish 70 join tho procession, arc requested To report
40 Col Lewis T B,nly, Aid 10 Marsha, At Nv
O'Clock this morning. n, the corner Of Ninth Ave-
nuo and Fifteenth street, in uniform.
Tho City Council mot yesterday and agreed Ia
sct with the Aldermen in taking part in ne pro-
csSsion. IRE Masonic Mission declined 20 psitic-
pate, on the ground that 10 10 would compromise
the purely charitable objects ct that organization.
Tho Dry Goods Clerts' Association also refused as
the Anscciston II pledged not 10 participate In any
demonstrsuon other than thoso relating TO matters
connected with 'the'r organization. Tho Mayor
has also iocued 10 bo present iOr reasons peculiar
o. himself.
oTnEs onpgRvANcHs.
Secretary Stanton has ordered a salute 70 he frod
nom the batteries and nstona ships snd permit
esd tho naval and military 10 participate.
Three stands for speakers will be erected on Union
lsqusru4 Tho grand stand will be at the head Of
Broslwsy. A stand for music aud gloes viii he
placed at tho Of University Place and Four
tseuth street; and smother speakers stand will lie
nj the corner u seventh street. General DIX will
preside at the grand stand assisted hy two hundred
and f,y Vice Presidents. Speeches will be deliver.
ed by ths tsy. DR.. Chaplin, Judge J. II. Brady,
Judge PcrreporL Judge Dean, Rev. " II Boole,
Capt 4. r. Soyoa AMI oilers. john Banvar1, the
artist, win recile an original peotn
A beautiful display oi fireworks will take place
m tho evening. from Fourteenth and Seventeenth
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THE END.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-ON AND
IL after Monday, Jan. 9Sd Trains leave 3yth streei
station-For Albany and roy and places North and
sleeping cars attached so and 1879 T. M. train
SUNDAY train 800 7. NJ small cars via run LeIweea
Cham beTs and 3Uth street stations
40 j. N. TOT CEY. Asst supt
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RrPoRrs.-J'o INCORPORATE lhe New Rochelle 4
Whitsstone Fer, 20. 10 inco' pornte the Nov York
Pier warehouse Co. To amend the act relative 70
the incorppi All on OF nsursnre compuuies To ncgf-
pirate the Germ al Snviurs Bank Of New York. To
amend the charter Of the CITY Fire lnsutance c.. To
INCORPORATE the German. ArCfican t0rnlzGtiOu 50.
eicy For two addi'i,naI surrogate Ia Nov YORK
To inCoi porata the Village GHs Limit 60. 81 KING
and Queens Counter To autho ign the city Of Pou b.
kceI-ie to borrow none. isrlGtiNr 10 take aud
Assig ninents in the CITY ~ Ses York. The BINaio
Police bill AuthOrzng the city OF Rochester 10 Dor
row money.
NUrtcts.-To improve The a,enuo' and strec's 10
New York. To incorporate nc Bip~om nociry OF
New York 10 incorporate thr German " o. kinr
Mem Protective uiou Of Nor York. Dor political
code for The Sntn. Fyr ton code Tot the stntc IyI
civil code tor the state, 10 tatlsh l. Ok Of forms
r'intive 20 the cO., Incorporating the Masonic Hal
Association 0f BunAO, &c.
EutH pNefu. To tucud tic charter Of the Ter
man SAVING Bank Of Ncs lors.
Bill. lvTIlutt tu.. Tor the construction Of Tho
N,w Iork -puvtch luyvil Railroad. To iuoorpor
sc the Mani attain Land liupioyrEont Go. To moor
porre the Metropolitan MARI ct Go. 10 pioyigc Tor
Commissions Of Bfosers for procuring loans VI
muasy hy them. To incrosso the duty sait.
AIJoui ned ill hali-past o'clocS Monday ,eEine.
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Too Late for Classification.
- RATKsS.

BILLION Thurtday, March 20, Catharine, wife OF
Capt. John He'll, 0gth kegt, Cofcoran Legion.
he friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral sunday afternoon 9Th inst, at
o'clock, from her late residence, 81 Fast Houston
street. 1914
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against the pcopo Of this state Tho bill defeat.
ed b. vote Of 10 20 49,
Adjourned uniil hai. ps-t o'clock Monday evening
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TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-5oo, 900
i In. Of The apoye wanted, for which the highest
easb price VIII bc paid By 9, CkAsAE lSl William
streN Wv
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DROTECTIYE WAR CLAIM ASSOCL

L tion-rhe objects OF the Association are to secure
TO soldiers and saors and their anillea any claims
PENSIONS pay and bounty, and 10 give advice and
information TO them ,cuhOut cosf, and 10 prevent
frauds against them and the Government Applica-
RN GREENFIELD, Sec, 30 Chamber street, New
York.
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A P.A.-THE MEMBERS OF PRENTICE

A 7. A.-THE MEMBERS OF PRENTICE
~ Boye Lodge, No. :, A. 4. A., are hereby notified
10 meet al their lodge roO Of 18th II and A,
on saturday, March an, ut / o'clock, TO attend the
funeral OF their late brother, GEOkGE THOMPSON,
10 West 20 ~. he order in general invited
tn attend. by order OF the lodge. JOHN DEN lNf,
W M JOHN WILLIS, Il. 5. 800
CAKE BAKERS - WANTED A GOOD
- MIXER and one aho rm wort at the bench None
but the bes, oiWofkmen need apply. POS Greenwich
street. 303
CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN Church,
y in Green -, near Canal Rev. Mr.. b. =. FAR
MIX, VIII preach u u-GrTOw II ~. and o'clock
sabbath school, and O'clock All welcome. 3S2
HIGHEST CASH BOCNTIES PAID FOR
II aud 3-ycArr Substitutes and volunteers for
army or navy, II the recruit present himself lie will
set the hand money with his bounty. Two boya j.
year, wanted. $3.50 hand money paid to any pcr,un
bringing recruit 10 my once, i New Chambers IT.
up stairs. GALllGls GlLLEN. 39l
NATIONAL CELEBRATION-THH COM
miIteo Of Arrangements -ill be In session at the
knson Doree to-day tsaturdayL until ~ o'clock,
noon.
All applications and communication can be Ad-
dressed 10 the Chairman, VIM. L. BLODGErT, or
Col. FRANK r.. HOWE, Secretary, $50
SREEIlNGS, SHIRTINGS AND PRINTS,
- At very reduced prices, At LAABERrs, 523
greenwich street. Metrimac and all the best 10 Of
prints, q Oh. food fast coors at gGc, 500
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TREATMENT OF INTERNAL DISEASES.
This desirable House Of Healing" IL open for pa
tents u all seasons Of the year, and Ia in the moot
healthy and attractive location the Island, being
but lftcen muues' drive from the Park, and aces
sitlo by the follow ing routes Hudson River trains
stOpping a. 1924 a.. Station. Harlem trains 70 @oth
~. on the 9Th Avenue, in connection with ilhe OF
STAGES which also connect with all tho following
Toutes, conveying passengers to the lnhTmary saes-
The ID Avenue cars, running every hNe minutes .lul
the City Hall 10 l2yth st.. which ~ the point Hoih
which the above u aces start The "a Avenue ra 70
l26th It,, block east OF the stage route ne SIN
Avenue TO 10th 1t. Every ten minutes, steam
boat run every hour from Peck sip anu ID'h ~ 70
l2qth st., Harlem. Ope-third OF tho casoS e ueAIeu
gmtuito" ~. WVs
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LOVE OF LIQUoR, CUREp;mDR. zELL's


have cured Thousands OF cases. and thousands may
yet he saved 70 their families and friends II they Try
this truly positive cure. Can be given unknown 70
the patienk in code, teA or other hnids. sold Rny
AT No, o5 Division II, and PA Eighth NV, ~ Y. pr
Athens, PSI Hudson IT ~ Y; Hayes, lT5 Fulton st
and Milne's 2l7 Fulton 4, Brooklyn Dr. lonestaFS
No. 90 MONTGOMERY st. Jensey City Dr. Mercer 22i
Broad 81, Newark VI south I'd st WilliAnsburgh
Price ONE DOLLAR, BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
N.B-Ihe Genuine ~. LEl.L ; REAElil will never
icken the patient. Warranted, sent b. mail 10
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BLACK OR BROWN-THE BEST IN USE.
- BRIEsTS
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE.
Does not inJure the Hair skin To be had OF Drug.
gTts generally Price FIFTY cents per box Depot
10 South second ST. Williansbursh.
EMPLOYERS IN WANT OF FIRST CLASS
- OPERATORS senmstIess"s, dressnAkers tailoresses
suess onCn boOkkoepeIs, coorss. loOkfolder- prfu-
tors, mners, &C, be supplied free charge, by
agpylug at the WORKING WOhEhS' PROTEC-
TIVE UNION - Chambers At, New York. OO0
T .ADlES-HANE YOU EVER TRIED THE
i<BAl.h OF WHITE LILIES for Beautifying and
frcservinR the skin IL IL deiFhtul preparation,
and can b. used In winter IA well ~ summer. II re-
moves ptnples, biotChea tan and all inpertec lions
from the skn, rendering il beautifully clear soft and
white, nvsinR Nature ia her iailest forms We war
rant u TO he T. ee from all injurious ingredients and
perfectly harni5r " the most tender skin To be had
at a. south Second It. Williansburgh Also at Hood-
ley's 81 Eighth ave-, New York. Price only IS cents
per bottle. tp
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-08
THE ONLY LOANEN MARKET

Aow eEag Cd b tha E0yFTzn4 e1 AID II Is eanldent-
u expected laI ia Superior advantages viii maks
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-08

How WpuLD IT LooK?-We notice that
the Abolition papers Of the State are in
the haiti Of making annaunespeuss like
the foisawing
"Two eopperheaa horsc thieves were
overtaken in their aight at South Skunk
River, Keokuk coahty. fca days ago,
and shot By the cnraged pursuers. Theil
bodies were left wheFe they felI.n
Now we ask how would it look, if va
should announce 4 Republican Highway
man and Horse thief was arrested in this
City on Friday last and was hung On Sat-
uEday night, and left hanging until near
noon on Sunday?
II We should make such a statement we
would utter nothing but the truth; but ~
think that neither the Democratic OF Re.
publican party are responsible for the acts
Of individuals done on their own respon-
sibility, and We think that if the record
was made up in all cases as the Repabli.
can press has commenced, according tc
the political sentiments Of the eEiminali
that the Republican party would be a
fully represented ana perhaps mere fullJ
than the eopperhcad party.
Such base attempts to fix upon the Dem.
ocratio party the resp ynsibiIity Of oil tht
horse stealing in the sauntrY will hav,
its effect, and will reeoll upon The Sian,
dsrers with a stunning effect before the!
are aware Of it.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-08

HAaDRAE2.--We believe that the Hard.
ware business is a good business, and We
come to this conclusion, from the fact
that last Spring c. j. Fox brought on one
Of the heaviest stocks Of Hardware, ne
chanio's tools and farming implements,
ever brought to this city. and that he has
already disposed Of great portion Of
those fTst brought on, and Is. pow receiv-
ing a second supply Dearly as large as the
Grst stock brought On. Call and see Fox
if you are in need Of any Hardware OF
anything in the farming implement line,
lie can accommodate you VITA anything
in the line from camblie needle to &
portable saw mill. Sc lis advertisement
| IN another column.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-08

gTTha great collapse Of 1857 vas
caused by al inflated currency which at
that time aDe united to S2l5 900, 000.-
At the present va hare circulating me-
dunn of $3.50, 600, 900 more than three
times the circulation in 1857, when all
th. States were incladed. IL ws include
the State Bank circulation, the paper is
sues of the country would make grand
aggregate Of over sJ5u.OJ0,QJ9. Nhat
then, may we expect when the immense
bubble bursts We are fast nearing q
lee shora, With breakers ahead, and our
advice il to take in sail. There is entirely
too much canvas spread 10 the breeze, and
the storm is surel y coming. C!sauIeid
Republican. ..
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pnlrs,s1eHY Nv YxrTNo.

Fhe young eat foT thrse reasensz w.
Ia grow I'd. Ia Keep warn 80, 20 re-
mar was4e. Hanee, Ill spsd eonsAaas eps
"a i've Slesaenas, amd aaEaA kinAs beth,
called nitrogen and carbon. The nisrof
gen makes fesh, sometimes called museles
aud u - sasae IS lcan ssats Aagean
makes fat. aud is thai which keeps us
wsm. Sugar, starch, arrowrooss oil,
butter, su@t and fara have no nitrogen
there Is nothing in them. to make flesh
soua Of al the nasEimeas they aaEeEa Il
seafbon. tgss uIaseris q fer narmfa-
: Infants and young children woIid get
so chilly as to frseser assit weres unless
they had something sweet 10 their food
hence, nasnra has iuplaated 10 sheEa %
indispensable sasta for sweet things
The thing newborn infant needs nFsI
All always IL warmth Batter, oils and
ssareasB abound alao Ia haas pfoducipg
clements, but they require strong powers
of digessihax are applicants to grove up
psrsona aud to ths ell bence. s. Na
grow old, we like fat meats and butter
more.
/ It's 10 obediaacs to these laws that the
! Almighty benifioance and wisdom has i'm
parted relish for oils and fat meats iu
/ winter, because extru hsas Is needed.-'
| Grosulaudars, whose country is alsay
covered With ice and snow, consider tai
lev candles, bnster and lard, and ths
raukess ellis tie greatest luxarios coacetE"
able. Bat rice, on which nsay of warm
countries chiefly live, i said to eontair
scarce one per cent. OF the fat OF heal
producing element, which oils haEe alag
/ tyr six per cent. OF il.
/ All knox how huekwheat cakes are rel
ishei in winter; but rs spring comes on
we begin. 10 lose our appsIites for them
/ The cakes themselves contain fifty foul
per cent. of fat as heat produefag ele'
mants, and they are made more palataf
bic by spreading butter on them, aat
molasses, each being almost entirely
/ (ninsty. sig per cent. heat producing.
But out door wogkeEs oss meat and
bread the year around, and neser v earl
of it, because twenty-five per cent. ol
them are aash forming, and give shs
much pDwar and strength 10 work.
/ Halls journal Of Health.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-08

MrRDzaEp.-We see it stated in the
newspapers, that HoxAcz W. RrssELL,
formerly of this city, was murdered at
Fort Ha!ieek, in Dacotab Territory. II
appears from The statement that Russell
vas Sheriff Of Rock City, and ia the dis.
charge Of his duties arrested one Robert
Jennings oG charge of stealing. Jen-
nings was acquitted; but swors that be
would Kill Russell, and kept his OATH
On the 18th ult. as Russell vas about
stepping into the stage, the report Of d
gun was heard aud ha fell mGrtally wound,
cd, from a we'll directed shot from 4 CUR
in the hands of Jennings who was con,
cealed In the bushes near by. i party
are in pursuit Of Jennings, and we bop:
they will succeed in capturing him and
that be may be dealt with according to
law.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-08

DIED.--At Fort Madison, Iowa, on Sat
urday, June 81, JONI d. LOCKWOOD, Of
this city, agsd % years, mouth aud q
days.
Mr.. Lockwood had been a resident Of
this city since 1860, and although labor
ing under Il severe attack .: Consumption
exhibited much energy Of character, and
rs a business man vas much esteemed by
all citizens. As 4 politiciap, be was of
the radical order, and upon the questions
growing out Of the civil war held all as
traitors who did not indorse his views
He has gone, We trust, to better world
whore all good men, no matter what their
views we're upon politics or religion, viii
be equals, ard viii be happy through an
endless eternity.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-08
ezvFba Washington corrapondent q

FTFha Washington correspondent Of
the New York Commercial writes OF the
evidence taken before Committee on the
Conduct Of the War: Gen. Weiszel's It's
timony not only shovel that be acted 10
Richmond in exact conformity With Pres
ilent E.incoIn's views, (ip granting p r
mission fer the Virginia Legislature to
assembly, but that Central Sherman
had rersirsi similar Instructions. This
settles the question.