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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14

Ezrasyaaxsrss--TAe maay iapEoss-
msats that are nov being made in our
eisy. are Of more substantial character
SHAM heretofore. Everything that 10 Be
snK aane, 10 dsaa wish an sya 10 the fa-
tara, saa We are glad 10 nosiss shis
change. Council Biuas mass grow and
spread out ovsr cur bsaasifal biufs and
waller, ssa shas We new DO In the way
oil building, should be strong and 81 ise
xaosa improved style.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14

0sr4fsa uy.-Ths Mlaseari 10 rising
rapidly, and boats fran affair Of are com
ang IN zAs Pssahoakas, sr0an Oinsim-
sinnasi 10 Sisax City, was ~ cur landing
yesterday. The sassmes ST. Joseph, q
asxslss paskss trom 20. Joseph, wAs In
yesterday.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14

Tag DuFRgEsCR.~-Seme @sa eonaend
thai advertising doss no good. Ii this
be tyae, how cones il thai tAoss who ad-
yersiasd most have become tha most
wealthy ? Holloway, Brandrssh, BaEnam
and ali tAose men have made monsy BY
advertising, and If you want 10 get rish,
advertise In the RusIR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14

e Psasrson's Ladies National Mag
axias. Ter July, is psrseea nambsr.-
The reading matter 10 good, and all the
dspazsxsnss are somplste. This Is ens
Of The hass, cheapest, and most ssanti-
sss pahiseasions we get. Ii ID eniy VI q
wear. address Obas. j. Psssssoa, 200
Chsassus sersss, philasePhia, Ps-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14

CArzxx--fhs sypsa 10 cur arsiols In re-
IaEion to q sale Of I42 head of eattls, by
Chas. Bangsa, 10 Col. Bos'sy, made -
misreprcssns weights, average, &c.
Ths average wa 1864 pounds, and 10
al weight, Isl ,0ss pounds. II any ether
ooaasy can beat Potsswatsamis Tor good
heavy three year Olds, les "a hear from
IA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14

OsSa L. w. RAAazTT has our thanks for
q very large sapply Of sies pie plant
We haps sAs Oolsasl may long live 10 en-
Ssy more slsssiBSs and better pay than De
eva fsznd d . printing elass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14

- The sisissas Ia many of the soaa-
siss Of this State are forming assoeia.
lions 10 pssvsns hsFse stealing.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14

AwAYraom Hcaz.-Ws see II. G. NUTT's
aans in the RsgsstsT, away Oh at Dss
Noise. He L. gsstsag cut at place
ssght NOT to trust himself In that wicked
sisy- Ia 10 dangerous better gss cut sooa.
Probably b has gons down there 10 Fsn
fer Coagress-don's do is-bad associates
in oesgrsss-weuidn't associate with
Staveua. gumnsr and that kind o. foiks.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14

- Large quantities OF corn are be-
ing bought hsrs to supply up river forts
This Ia nakiag good naEkst sor cur
faFu 6Ta,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14

PoR SAIx.-A few choice lots can be
had al reasonable kguEss, By sallaag u
this olhes, IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14

sold 81 WHOLESALE, in Chieags. b FULLER
FIN E d FULLER, BUkRHAaS = yAE
scHAAcx, LORD B. SAITH, SAITH a DwYKR,
j. n. HEED q CO, CHAs, G. SAITH, pIETx-
CH BLOCK b CO., n. scovIL. W. d. HARRIS
h CO, Rosr q BADRUB. and sy dFu1isss and
as&IsfH generally. Inc. S9-~Yol. ~
nsz Z, i6SS .-Gm.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14

waxsx nyxTRE An RRuAkxn IN xvRa
4 banxhen Wh1xksys ksm ts1hAlnx45t& y e@@z
svsass aEas<sas ksadE Il rses, h.sks sid hsshs
y~rsa frsm sks arsgsnai armala slssa ey Ne sfsat
sAlA Red gackss 70 Dr. CAaVdn. wAa assd shssn sas-
sesssnfS n his E<aCtiea II mAny yzaFN 49, ~ khs&z
ass salsS gxssk pagaaasaty - - srsaf1nsa 80
aaa nerves. haaiaciss. Fsssr aaA Ana, sad n a.
eases arsnx srna sorpsd livas ana asaxsstauH. ezs
saEs snsrsag fam ssher &C thsss luatAsams d.sasas
ss ant cure BY tbs ass q thsss msasEs xaaee 80
psrfsesly prx aa sFss ffom all shaas &xa&8 an4 pa
nas asaaiiy pai ~ in sasA rFspAsasss. I'd paamss
N GA an nssssapscslnx gzhstc anxfe srHl VIII s1p
sasee kAa sssa1 skspsssaa sAaa IN the BED aA016
sAars b sassaa tAss No esasx Mtssz pssesaa
zhsy sessssshsa and lnsagqrsaa - syssssA
Fhsy ass aaeqaaiasd ~ general aaaaiiay.
Thay ara care seF Dysgsesia.
Yhsy Eivs gsod aaa AsaafAy sEpssssa.
xNsY sszzsf afxaafkoa.
Sasg nerifs he hxsasa ssd asidisy II tbs ssaaasA
Yasy eusa paaxrszaa aAd chossxa Masbaa.
shsy aFa N sasadsss 10 shangs e wsssT saa assss
Thay are the best s&ixxw1&As In axts&enca.
Thay sss pesseaslss Il Esssx saa AENa.
Yhey ssiiays Conssfgskioa.
Khay caro- Asxveus Nsaaae&A
Tray sra pssfsesiy pure and pa1assssas
Ths gsnsias Red Ars ealy $50
On saA kossaax; nsFss 81 tia galIozA qaags psMk
Doe that oar pirate Gssssnzasas ssaazh aaSsaksa
Sd 81 ii araggasss aaa aaAisxs tArU&sAsaa ~
81 kr Rsa ysekssL aas sska no ssAsv.
exsalaxs - ths isaaa sapgasaa - sEvsaOasaaa-
BENNETT PIETERs q Co.
PsspFtstefS.
~ sad - MHCnEGAS AvExUK
CHICA&sB
March 9, 1855, npsiwiy,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14
TME wOMEN xlaE MTs

TME WOMEN LA III :
Rad ihA proofl Read the Froo +. I
f'Tt really Rezsta all fks geaa last ear be s2ld
OF tE--Ms@ssss RwysI Rew-YesksT.
CIT Il wsTtA ans dollar pes week N any family.
Aftes gsaE's Rsa, fsHs azaeAiaea Is tkaugas mera
% to-day than svsT bRfsrs. H-soLoH no RfN&es,
Agricultural EdiaSr ef n. r. TrSsaze.
"poty'a cietAss wksAsz ws hsys triss tarwsHsh-
~ Ter AsaEiy skzs past. Gar sbsSaS Aatt' who
Ass Aesh conpll Essasad wish ths gifE az es
acre Of df1sFeas maSainsa Tor EFtai. sASs ksis ia
takes to Eess kinAly By sAs shslp.' aza tha& chs
anot EefAas4e shesa sa asa ang efAeR white tAts
Ia st hard, --saa Aaex Svsps PFaRvtss@g Asssssesa
4gFscaiaaxaIgss.
HAmans q sesTs 20 wa4aiag MaeAiass laid aside
aEteR the arst, at most ina gecona trial, Betty
washer 10 the eniy 0ne tAas kaanas ahs test. Mr.
wsSe IL sstisnea wtkh 10 after tour aaonGha trial
-~@ o. KAMnEs, Edtfos 0Aae Fsr@sy,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14
M a LIS
Vegetable sfctaiaau

M AIR ME ~ II w u kk
mi / As the nAme indicates net entyl :
~ iRExEwK the growth Of the hair
- twhea thin and fallen Oh, bat posst-
lively Fsaeaes tAs celov. te lts oEtEI-t
ma InaI shade uhen IL Is taFaias EEey - a
e white, whether eanAsa ~ disease q
ID Ttwfll esFia laEy 40 what lie claiEw~l .
ed for Ii, afaet which hundreds, nzyt
ID thousands who have used sts sxr :
Irs2dg aai mtllin& totsstify. Where
sne bottle Is fairly ua ed Ia any COM :
I'D immunity, Interpolation spreads AAel
w@ wild arsts asd a8 tbs bess ads ss-
n liSs@asnt aud FssonAaBdSkSaH ne
% laesire In The Kastsrn states
whsgs sAs ssRKagwEA" sFiginassdI
- sAe yoaa8 laaass ase IL ~ hatF aFs#~
tsing Ia is f0a I'd on Sac toilek TAB esI
- Of ysanz wsn. false a. their bar
hara,l while elder Esen ani weusaI q
- WAC desire q Yeas@Gs and rs&fora-
Itsps for their Ersy lSc&s aud bald y
- heads wii not be sithsat this artI-
ieie. whtsh givss ia eyexy instance
EenAsFe satisfaction.
@ CAUTION Y
q Don't lea xny arsggs&l or assIsrl
aTseapon yea different article, 80
- lahsfe lie ae preparation ia the weFiaI a
ikke this. Beware o. any sFsieasi
~ pagpaFslEg to be the same =
% TRY HALLS HAIR REEEwERi
- ana yea will ass no other.
- If nos sold at aYs&Eists in yoETl {
place, trial sstfIs will be sent ysuI
n Slhy express, upon receipt 81 una asa~I
lar By mail tkas Elv!as You an op-i
u lpoFtaniiy at 0nen Of ts8t4kx its sx
leellent qualities.
~ Or4ags feF trial Bottles msss bel
addressed to g
- G. a. Geek, ca acag0s
Ssnexal A8sas fss MastAwesseTnl
- Stak&S,
o@ee, 81 Ds&FseTn Street,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14

AYgeSzxs,-Sosas weeks agos at >
msssinR cg ths Beard sf Tra6s, som-
missss was appointed to rsposs the
ameass aaa kisds Of aztislss zanafas-
suSsd la Couneil BisEs. We have never
heard from THAI sosnmisass, bus woala
like 10. We are csnkdent thai zsnoh moFs
notwithstanding ssgAs 10 BE- done than 10
doing. We have saany advsnsages here
70 sseeaRags naaafaesuriags bat car pso-
pie do net appear 70 have thas sara Of
miad. Wsasps sssss sassrprisang nan
wfassaTsss will bsssms acquainted with
aha aus eesniaxs here end lsaass 1ash ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-14
Every Family Should xBave
ssmeg

And N6Na ara % Y#fENgA8e II 30 AEFNE u gVhf
vicinity asRd Is the ssssa az fsiIows Family
siss at2 90 Hotel sixa, els &C. RamiEy sl8e
and Ne . usiv Wfbu8er vita Ga& Wheelsf
asa ma are waGi aeilwee wAfxa evae yea order
ee Of fgeizht es sxpsEsa TO yemT nearest rallTSad
station. II, after tsnE wsexsa tsisl ascending W
direetioas, you are dissatisfied, deliver Tia ma
cAiaa back to az aud wa viii RGfass ihs ParcAsss
pyfes sEf3 @# #4f
IL IL the general vsFdict of fhoae who eava used
potyss uiotkes " asheE ang ssAgth Of sfsues thas
evpn In medium sized families, IL will ssve abe
prizes O. In tee waae Al elosAsa in tess fh&H
san montns, Aad viii sAst saany years
Z Nov can Yea naI better aEoEa - hsy maehana
than u tny extra eiSthes shat will Hnleant ~
single year 60 more than aVsbia tbr price ~ the
dGriaa the sizae IL will iasfS M@w eaa Fnz aaake
eektsr-psyiHs investmeatf
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07
r II r.
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE co.
2S.........Dauphin Street.........2
MOBILE, ALA.
Offers to the Ladies of Mississippi the celebrated
Reversible Feed Machine!

We claim for the Florence the following advan
tages over any and all Sewing Machines in the
1t makes four different stitches the lock knot
dOubc-lock and double knot one aud the same
machine-each stitch being alike on both sides Of the
fabric.
Every Machine has the reversible feed motion.
which enables the operator. by simply turning a
thumb screw 70 have the work either TO the
right left to stay any part of the or fasten
the ends Of seams without turning the fabric
Changing the length of stitch aud from one kind
Of stitch TO another can readily be done while the
The needle is easily adjusted and does not
skip stitches.
1t is almost noiseess and can be used where quiet
is necessary.
It's motions are all positive there are no springs 20
get out OF order, and its simplicity enables any
to operate II.
It does not require finer thread on the uuder -.
t9i Lh lnt,fI side and viii sew aero Of cloth
Tie Hemmer Is easily adjusted, and viii ~.
any width of hem desired
Ii will hem fell bind. gather braid quilt and
gather and a rulle at the same time It
has no springs 10 get out Of order and viii last
life time
1t is very simple, and easily understood and
worked.
The taking up Of the slack thread is not performed
by the irregular contraction OF wire coil uncertain
operation Of springs. The precision and accuracy
with which the Florence draws the thread into the
cloth is unapproached in any Sewing machine hiher
to offered to the world.
We furnish each Machine with sBaruums self
Sewer which guides the work itself and is Of meal
Culabe value especially to inexperienced operator
While possessing the above and many other advan-
tages the Florence IL sold At corresponding prices
with other first class Machines and careful exam
inaion viii fully substautate all that we have claim
ed for il and institv ia, assertion we now make that
il is the best Sewing Machine in the world.
We warrant every Machine To be all that we claim
for il and TO give entire satisfaction, and viii ZFea
written warranty, If required
~ Agents wanted everywhere in Alabama ana
Mississippi with whom liberal arrangements VIII
KEYEs. ESTES &. co, Genl, Agents.
febl3tf F. o. Box b29.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07
o. B. GRAHAM & CO.,
Gravier street.......139
Between Camp and St Charles,
Importers of foreign ard Domestic Dry
Gr@adm
0. B. GRAHAM & Co,

Agents fer the York Street Flax Spinning Com
pany of Belfast. respectfully call the attention OF
the trade to Their very extensive stock now IN store
and arriving by first vessels from Europe consist
ing Of the following: Irish Linen, Pillow Case
and Shirt Fronts Brown and Blay Linen Linen
Checks Planters Linen. White and Brown Linen
MEETINGS Linen Cambria handkerchief Printed
Linen Long Lawns White Lawns Printed Lawns
Dalnask in piece Danask Cloths. Napkins and
Towels Diapers Brown and Bleached Huckabuck
Drillings Ducks, Hollands, Burlaps Bobbinets
Swiss Muslins Tape Checks, Union and Cotton
Checks Ginghams Tartan Checks Winseys Prints
Turkey Red; Madden Handkerchief Spool Cotton
Flax Thread etc, etc. ian27dly
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-EE. J. Wicker of Magnolia, is anthor-
lied to act as agent for the Clarion. He will
travel for some time in the counties of Pike,
Franklin and Wilkinson, and win receive
subscriptions for the Clarion
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07

- One Of the largest seed stores in the
South IS that Of r. G. Craig q Co, $40 Main
street, Memphis They have a large supply
ofeyery kind Of seed suitable for the garden
or field, and win fll orders on reasonable
'tfhis, mar--d}m
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07
PLANTATION FOR SAL
Swamp Lands in Pearl River
District, Mississippi.

TVNHR members OF the Board of Commissioners for
the appropriation of said Lands, are hereby mott
fed to meet in the town of Monticello In said dis
trict on Thursday the twenty-sixth day eof April
next for the transaction of Important business
The late act Of the Legislature the subject of
these lands (Sec l. making II the duty of the Pres
dent to call meeting by the first day of March,
rent not having reached me till after that day.
have considered it expedient to make this call and
earnesfIv enoiu punctual attendance of said mem
bers SAML WHITE,
Pearlington March $685. President
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07


ST.pErs ...,-r.. 49, --
sr-ef,E.eer.J-r.fy ~ 81 +t-'i' HI =
''''+' ''''-'r
sH3a&EU.R@' EXTRACT BgfEr
IS CURING
every ease Of Kidney Disease Rheumatism Gravel
BecE Fsma Complaint and ,rrofr T., ,I.'
'>.' r, %, any Kind
=, s,'2ii = J. .'E.'' ?. $3.50.
Co. Sew Iar8 @ad 6 ia ~ Ward - CO. 5,
General i gents, meToh6iiy,
~, " An i.''-A''i.N ~ WIN SNAIL. Carl
e ,,...7 N ,' Sc. era. s'''e7 o, nI.g1a,4 ls@
tpdpstrioas goaas men. to whom liberal discounts
VIII be made.
Lyhnlr-H.
lo..I ..g +.....r.... ....n+. MAJ. ..5
Female. to saI taa
GLOBE SEWING MACHINE
......-.. ...,n ...,..,
Licensed 6y Elias rowe, Jr SiiTcr Medal
sgpra " 1 l,Slg7 fa =, 0'L" ge, Zoo o., t t
Send 5 2F y new Pate4 Ireadle 1t costs less
o. .,.-,-.,-.,-
W lam -'-> ''i-i''''-''
No. o y T'rt 6r,I slAt No street
Boy 25l5. MaLcl.I2n
81 LOJlS'
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07

RELIGIOUS NoTrcE.-The Catholic Com
hity Of Jackson have removed their place
Forship 10 the City Hall, where divine
DC win be celebrated next Sunday at
fusual hours. Tnm to your right as you
ID the City Hall
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07

rEThomas Mcintyre is our authorized
aren't for New Orleans
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07
7 HUBER

~ The advertisement ofthe Great South
am and Western Life aud Accident Insur-
aNb Company Of New Orleans, to be found
/ Another column, is worthy Of tie atten-
Inh of all. The names Of the board Of d.
AetDrs are sufficient guarantee Of the reli-
Zig Of this enterprise All risks and ac-
dents are insured against in this company,
H4no examination is necessary. Ieszrs.
no 4 Snythe are uow prepared to is
r. oHcies of any description.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07

~ Fluid 81
z iaSsats. . 81
III. + aa ss ssl g
where g, Prog
! s nd md GTssa i
zoz77fl
Jay CONF
former irrn /
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-07
The End Of one Camrnisn.

The Cougiessi0nal contest in the Third
District-thc sharpes. one known IN Ne'-
mont f5r q generauon-has reached to-day
the issue Of the ballot. Looking back over
it and before its result Is kn,Sn. We are
glad to be able to say. with entire Sincerity.
that We see little or nothing % frgret IN oar
course throughout me caupaisa. Tia; /
mus; be hI.t,r and heated r;li:s. wds wi
dent at the ou;set, snd e7,rv honorable
means was used TO aver: a.. Nj. q x'or
was carly notified what woull be ;he cons,
quences Of an attempt on his part To fore,
himself again upon the District. latUzIoaied
with the love of offce au1 trusting IN the
power of the machinery he bad organic ~
carefully to control conventions and re-
tain himself IN Lis seat, &c dIsr garird
both the warnings Of his Pr nenl- aid tie
wishes Of many Of his tr1tst lricuda- /
became clear alternative 30 lie d0Wu AMI
submit TO the domination Of q corrupt anJ
venal - Ring" headed ty cJiruPt and de
honest man,-permitting It 10 iasten on the
public CRIB, ami IcIfetua.e i's lease oi
pJwer with each added year IF s-G,rancc,-
or to fight it. ana fsht II ilrOigt. / E iiuc
of duty seemed plain 10 u,, and r,,u.- 70
still and having uut i no cur clear cOn-cI-
entivus duty, we have nothing 10 roget, b,
the consequences what they mag.
Ii has not been an casy s,ru-g'c. M.
Baxter had upon us rid, ? sse-sIyn Vi Tia
ground, which lie saId % BE- i.alf Tie BATH {;
be had the wire-wuTkeIs and lrni, ri .I,a,
politicians, almost to a man, lie had tic co:
troll Of the parry ,ili'ial Giscai"ef. hc Lac
all the Postmaster. srd al tine hers o
Internal Revenue, N IL n OF tie Cust''"
House yficials-v,ry P w.sl-l ,nEi cav go.
political warfare; be bad etc p4i O. 'i'
most powerful II nOp'y in ' IN co., ''
Vernon Central L ni.,-d; lie bad m O.. ,
IN abuuGance, with wiicl 10 huY. MAI Dc,
couli not CT 'le-anI us,d u wrh liHir.
and shameless freedom n.Ny. beio.e -,,h 4.
Vermont. Tie con- piIciiiOu- Of Gv : "a
torial fight ale, told IL bis Iayar, rus 10
him practically LrVugaoas Tic g't"',a Ts''
OF the district the a4y lntake ID NJ Nom =
immense strength With Tie peopi,. u 'c
has used these means Mis-, oil toe ski.i, ,ui.-
ming and energy Vi HdFoii, uuec', p.lou-
and desperate adyeuJurer.
Against him has be,u ussi, e. far be rc
have Influenced tie s.rusgb, amply ri',
power Of Truh, iailly and ul,nl. an ii,d.
The people have had httle Il usc Tor veuns
IN ignorance on the question.
The result will noE soon be known-aLd
whatever 1t may Dc, the hsh; W.th all II-
drawbacks OF party diyi7;ou aHi yubi tired
fee.Ing, VIII have done god HE air viii
be purcr alier tie stoim. Tti- cout,st viii
not be forgotten for one generation Ia Yer
mint and while Is l. remembered 10 vill be
a warning to corrupt pol.sieiau-, 10 vtnal
Congressmer, and to unworthy al ImnIs tor
a life lcase OF oficiai power, sGch as eennot
be easily overlooked or disrcsaiiei.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-07
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Recovery Of the Cable e 1865 ..

The following intelligence announces the
slcc IS Of the expedition sen; out to reclaim
the Atlantic cattle OF 1865. The Great East
.ra bad been On tins mission twenty-iour
d'y- nd nearly all parties had abandoned
t.eir hope Of the success Of the expedition :
rot i; has bpen ,mplete nevertheless. The
clhle Of 1865 was recovered in eighteen
hundred iajhUms of water, in latitude 81 80
pni longitude 50 O3. or about seven hun
drei miles from Hearts Content. The cable
WIS found to be in as good condition as it
vas when frs; payed ont. Communication
was Immediately had between the big ship
and Valentia, the signal being sent through
With perfect accuracy. The intelligence of
this success was receiy, d at yalentia at forty
minutes past five Sunday morning, and was
communicated through the new cable to
ucart's Content. reaching the latter place at
iOrty-ive minutes past SIX o'clock the same
morning. a splice was made with the cable
~ the tank Of the Great Eastern. and that
vessel thereup0n commenced lowering the
wire into the sen, and is now on her journey
towards Hearts Content. 4 constant CON-
muniei'ion is kept up from Hearts Content
with the Great Eastern through the cable
via Valentia, showing that the circuit though
the ocean il complete and perfect. The suc-
cess Is Of as much Importance as that of the
laying Of the recent cable.
On the 18th the Albany had booked the cable
previous TO the Great Eastern coming up, and
lost II, with two miles Of graphing rope.
IN the 10th Mr.. Canning, being satisfied by
The strain on the dynamometer increasing 70
nine and n half tons that the cable was hooked,
At ooe O'Clock Everything was made ready to let
60 large buoy with veering rope attached.
Here the first disaster occurred, the splice
between the graphing rope and the buoy rope
having drawn. fortunately no one was injured.
august l7.-At eleven o'clock, ships time.
the cable came to the surface at thu how
ofthe Great Eastern. but while all were ,ono,st-
ulatng themselves on thi. great success the osbls
slipped of the srappliugs and disappeared.
Oa the let II was again secured az above -
counted and the splice made on Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-07
The Third District,

As generally anticipated, there viii he -
election of Congressman II tbs di-trirr
The Democrats as s,noisl .ulc have s.o d
by their Own nominee, Brigham. 4 b :
tween Hoyt and Baxter, the vote wil E
divided with great un,yennc-s in q rent
localities. 10 franklin County Nr. B ,1,er
has $50 plurality 10 Grand I,lc IS i rail-
ty. In Lamoille Mr.. B.xter apIear. t. hsv,
secured share Of the d IN lor .iic vote, and
hes consequen,lya pretts htavy Il.r liry.
oleans County is el>o heavily Tor
Baxter. Cnittenden, which Mr. B41ttr
claimed BY 1000 plurality, gives him about
a third of that.
In the defeat Of BaIrr the retu't has
equalled our expectations. The oppo-
nen;s Of the corruption eandidI'e had every
thing to eon:end with, and have done WI
in their three weeks camraign. Let them
thank God eai take cou~ge. We believe
that POrtus Baxter can psvus n1is Tepe.pes
this district.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-07

\ man named John Graes was t.l
an afray in Bennington, hy another r
Jones. in the tavern ker, by tle IAr=-.
Shinsle Hollow a We Az. JsHes a7.
oaFkeepeF si'zpa'Fi'k were arrested.
Sawyer & Ihomgsou'a steam -aT u. .. p
Weston. was burned hst week T-ar FIJI.
WIKI q l-rse aLa 'in' o4 cl-'' STU
Two rowdies named Waters & $50.
Here arrested in RuiiAuI la-t >i.uI-
charge of a-siultiog O Iar,F %. s,a..--.
driving over rom clarendon sP''az' '
stones anu ''n'' N's'''''. i.' '-
1runA ''''' mus - '' ''''-
4 week ago Saturday tT' men ----
Lynch aid Dissins ~ iu'1 a q-1r1el ia ..
factory at Ludi' V, when LsUca struck
other On The head 3''' d ''''-'' 'e'''s
ing him he was lodged 10 j." %
tf'A4'
When the circus went tsr-ls7 Lon. -'
IN any persOns had their pockets F'DS. d. a
man from Chester, It is slii' bad bis 2 ..a'
riavd Of $4,000
The amo1n, Of butter shipped tom g.
Adams on TUESDAY was .33I tubs. Ts-
ing Us. $40 pounds. There Was PAID
for this butter about 81 COO.