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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

I" Whatever il may hereafter becoms,
that question is bda AZ the basis Of q con-
srowersys and good for noshing at ALL q
afsrsfg psTnicioas 0bsirassi0a. We all
sgree that the sseeded States, - called,
are oat Of their proper praasisal rsiatton
nth shs aion, and that the sols okieeg
Of ths Government, civil and military. is
regard to thosa States, il 10 again ges
them late their proper pgaesieal relation.
| beliess Ii 10 not only possible, Eus 10
fact easier % do this withoat deciding, Or
even considering whether ahess States
have sveT been oas Of the Cniaa, than
With It. Fading gheDselve safely al
homs. II would be utterly immaterial
whether thsy had ever bssn abFoaI. Let
~ all iesa In doing the afts accessory %
restoring lhs proper pgaesiesl relations
between shsse States and sAs UnioD, and
sad sash forever gtisr indalgs bis opin-
ion whstasr. In doing tbs acts be 6FoagAs
The Statea from without inI0 the Union,
or only says them proper Asssstaaes, they
ncvsr having been ont Of is.O
Hpw glorious, ~ happy, bow sue
ssssfal, wauId have hesn each coarse
of eosdaeg, ahs oniy honorable nattonAl
coufss zadsr she obligasions Of the %.
sisnai pledge given sftsr chs battle of
Boil Ran, will aeves bs knows. II hos
sssy ID the best policy fee Inaividaaisy Il
IL mona the Less 80 for nafinas-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

ssaxrxxmse xxxkAN4nANeM .sss
rhs Altaa Dsmserst Tins trnthfailr
ramaF11 sspsrhspe shers nss no etlssx
Insas6 Il ~ Dszkan&is sni1 btrs-
- - soasinsss h gevsFasd - ban.
- he11fs he was, hal received - mssa
soademsatien = 10 sxpsndisures shsy
wsfs foscsi = mako Tor tie bsasas ei
shs psopls. We hslisss thai nlnssy
millaoss af dalI1rs wsa shs highsst sum
svsr reashsd BY them. TAis sxpsaas.
sare wss dsnounsed in.ths moss ssysrs
ssrsss Ths Rspeoliean Nas1aass, 81
rssher sessisHsl csassnsion, styled II
.ssekless sxsravaganes. Ne sssaes,
eewsssr. bad ahsy, by tas foIlya their
Isppoasass, obsaiBsd the petitions for
xhioh they bad been struggling, than
thsy ran up debt af 1t least four BIZ.
HENS af dollars for che eeaatrY to pay,
i enc gag Or Smother. Insssaa Of the
ninety millIons of dollars per aanan,
aos the snormoas saa oG 6rs Aundr<sl
asillfoHs h barely eaough to savs she
ereai, % she government.
Taxes 40 piled apoa taxes shs food
va eas, TIA raiasens ws rua On, the basi-
&c parfas, 10 ell taxed te the atmoss 70
pay ths bill. An odioas fsatamp tai, y
to avoid wkich our Revolutionary faith
| sxs thought il Has sighs 10 become trai.
tors ts the gosarsAent sndss sLich they
lived, IL imposed apen a. upe woald
think that snoa > rasuls pradaced In a
short four ysafss would satisfy the pso-
pie as TO where the s'reeklsss exsraVa-
ganrss 10 to be charged.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

A. AsxuDofs On DASasf. WxssxHa.-
Tbs foilowieg aassdose Ia good eauugal
Ter seeond seaaiag, IL any soms Ia
ensnsed 20 saass ws1h il be9arss
When Daniel W shslss mas dsllssring
aIs msmsrsbls spsaehas the dsdssatsos
Of Banker ulll Msnamens, the ssowd
pressed feward 10 sasA aa sxasns sbAtsoms
gers Eainsiug AMI ssaAa Mass srashed.
O&eers strove In vain to maze ska sFewsj
ssaHd bask. TAsy said IL cae ID not b
dsrss sems o1s asa ID IL. Mshsbsr 10
saAke IN appeal 10 shsna. re ersas esa-
lDF easne forward, sersssha6 foFth Ill
hands Asd said. ia issp, slsnsuvisn sezn~s,
Gansl stand back Y ssIg can ngs
be aoneln thsy sshsuted, ssi5ensaeuea.
stand hask r sid ~, wisheut oAanxs 4
saies. - u ssaposihls, M Wahskss.
smpasihls. sskapassakass's repaxfsi Nh
Rshstss. ssIap assshasS AoaAssp u isnssss
iele % Asaks HsiEn md We ri sxs41G
swssed aaa relied bask Ike aaxAsg
rare el ~ sesAn ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

Joas g, WaTTIER, anding himself
Published as authority for oessaia relig-
foau opinions, dshnes bis position - fall
lawa:
AMKssuRY, 7sh, 5sh mo, 1866.
To he Editor Of the Friend:
10 late number Of shy paper there is
nusice If lecture By Henry Blanchard
OF Erooklin, which doubtless anintonsian-
alls gives A sofnewaat erroneous view Of
rsiY religious opinions. Painfully seaaible
oil mr. own neral inarmiEies and liabili.
ties to error, los tinctisely shrink from
ASSUMING the Office Of teaeher end guide
OF Others, isimpiy wish 10 say thai my
ground Of hope for myself and for ha-
rlianity il 10 sbae Divine fuliaessof lore
which vas manifested in The life, teach
fsgs and self sacFiBes Of Christ = the way
tSs Truth and the Life. Ia the isEaisn
ID ergy Of God so revealed, and net in an
work OF merit bg oar nagnre, | rsEsFenlly,
handy, yes very bepsfuiy tEass.
] regard Christianity ne q life rather
than creed; anA Ia iudasng oil mg fsi.
low men can usa no other standard than
that which our Lord aud Masteg has giv-
"a US ssf3Y their fruits 20 shan know
thsm.n The snly esthoaaxy that | ana
specially Interested Ia il thai eg life and
pracslea. On The awful and solamn shssns
oF human destiny, dare not aoxmasixe;
bat wait the unfolding Of she great aye
terry la the fam faith that whsfsves assy
Ne our particular Allotment, God will do
shs best EhAs Il possible Tor all. Ths
frlead. JUN q. WHITTIER.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28
-Icesnrv zuNyxnrlox.

- Dsn0srasIa COaatg Csavsati %
~ aos - Tally atssadsd - Ne ssuid
Asxs desired, haa Il waa hasaassssus 30
sssies. 4 fuIl So u delsgsses wsrs ap-
pofnssd 10 attend the State Coasention
Il nu lAlesnes, on shs lib dag ii Jaly,
fses, sad ws hope all the islegatss siil
assssa has Uoavsntion. Il Is anpessans
sha& cur Conssnsions should BIS vel ~
ssndsd. II Is eaiy shroagh perfect or
sAsIs dian shas We San hope to saecead,
and ~ en- have organixAsl0a II no osh-
sr var than By holding saassntiens.
Tha resolusion 10 behalf af esssela sad
the BvsIs calls fsx FsssFa Of thanks to
ear aamsroas fEisnds- II Il ssrsaisls
gratifying to % 70 have shs sadorsemsni
81 sar party, and this ws heliess eur pa
psw has. We hare lahorsd faithfully %
maks oar papar good local Journal, and
il 10 satisfactory TO u 10 know thai on,
lsbors are appreciated BY those who are
esx sass u~lsa Ii will svux be ear asn'
"a maks tbs BUsGx good laeai nswspa.
psg, while II will be faithful In the awe.
sasy sf the Union and Dseesrsss. The
Prssidsas ID labosiBg to re unite our
pssris. and in this &c sndoFss him most
kssstily, and will sontinas 10 do SO ua-
u oar whole sonntFy shall again be one.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28
ssemssFass amd Conservatives, RauYts al.
ksamaaEa ID The. csRsaisasasn
mm& kma rnl a


All who are favorable 10 The perpe,
tally Of our gcssrnmsns, under our pres.
sns Constitution, are iavited 20 meet il
Dss Asises In July as follows
TAass living In the Fifth cqpgressiOn.
81 District, will meet in Des Molnss on
Thussday, 10 o'clock, a. b., July l2sh,
Ia eosysnslon, for the purpose Of nomina-
siag q candidate 10 represent this Con-
grsssionai District. The ratio Of repre-
ssssasalisa will be oas vote for each
county in the District, and one vote in
sadisioa for every City votes cast for
Gen. Thonas II. Benton, Jr., for Gov
ssasrs and one Eoss for sYsry fraeson
syes 3.
Taoss living Ia the Fifth Juiiaial Dis
sries are requested TO meet In Des Aaiaes
n Thassday, July l2.h, at two O'Clock
r. d., for tie purpose OF choosing one
sandidass - Jadge and one Is District
Attorney. The ratio Of representation
viii Do 40 above.
Sigusd By order OF ithe Chairman Of
sash 1adieisi and CongressionAl Con-
mistssa.
JAS. e. HILLIAAS0s,
ChAismsn Of Congressional Con.
JOHN MORRIS,
Chairman Judicial COMMITTEES.
Ihs aFrangsDeat as above as to time
l. mads 60 as TO suit the convenience of
coaasiss attending the State Convention,
- 81 a. delegates, IL desired, 10 one or
all tbs Conventions, as their constituents
may direct
Des MOInss, Jane ga, 1866.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28
ouR WEEKLY

Ths WEKkLr BUGLE - the beat medium
In Wssssza Iowa through which to adSer-
aiss. No ssheT paper Ia this section oil
sosasry has wider cirealaEion, and none
san Do moss to advance the interest ei
sdssrtissrs. We givs reading matter On
avery page, and Ia this say We call atten-
ssoa 10 the advertisements IN every por-
sioH 81 Cur paper.
We viii, a. heretofore, sudsasor to
maaks ths Wsskly Bagls The best paper on
the Misseari Slope; sad TO do this, we
assist hare support. A paper cannot
breathe sasy aad lively when only bali
sspposssa.
Politically, We will do What We can 10
pFcmoss The cause OF our ooansry, By ad-
vssasasg tbs principles which anderlie
sha very foundation Of every free govern
@sas. Tee Democracy established a
kzsad gsvsrnmsnt, bat Radical faaasi-
sism has well nigh dssareyed II. The
saIy hsps for cur csantEy uew Is to re-
sssss II % the charge Of true Democrats,
whs lore II more than ofice. Radicals
ara seeking lie destruction for place and
poser.
In carrying Qua our intentions wa will
need sappert, and Ii il for those concern
III % say whslhsT 10 shall have il. II
sas ssurss shall nes be satisfactory 10
shs psssy, gst some one sbo will give
assisfaesien. We are not here to AK M
reasonable things, neishes can ws pablish
gesd paper apoa wsnd. Whsasvsr the
DsmesrssY shall decide thai The Bagls,
aD&ss our eUntsoi, u 10. doing she party
amRls justice shsy aaa have il 81 fair
psies, aad ssiass suah sdiser 40 tksy may
wsst. Bas while We do publish Il We
sxpess % be free and fearless il eur az
pssssioas.
Ths interests Of shis aisy and the whole
ssassxy sisA which wsase connected will
b lsoksd sitter. We are confident that
We sss pablish good psper, and ean
giss gsassal sasIsfassion il oas sappars
shall b sseA - Be- jassiay ~ ls aesosisg
ear sims no b.
Whn No ssy chat The DagIs has been,
so< nany years. and Il now the bass local
papss psbIishsa In Casacil Bluffs, We
snay ssy wAss many a 10 political sns-
miles ssuss salais. Day after siay ws hare
prsssassd loesl items which asssr appear
II u ~ ether papsE-
Nsx ws nil says do Jour dsty aaa ienss
~ yoas aid 70 increase or support.
sssss N sbs heip ws need, and the paper
shall b all Sou desire to have IT.
ssesssxln did not hgbs d ran. IIs
p1mssd shA narsyr like q good asskey.,
Co. RoasEAS caned bin very nissly. I'D
w5tAsss Interruption. 0ssnaelI wpala
h.Ts baea brave man On tho kslI ~
-, iaaxing from bic nsld sonsss De-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

sT The Rev. Congressman GEinnell,
for somsoutrageeus lsngaage uvei on
ths door Of the Hsass recently, received
The bentds Of . raltaa at the bands oil
Gen. Rosseaa, Of Kensssky. Ths elsri.
eal blaskgaard wss not AZ all iajafed--
seeording, syen, to the New York Tri-
bape'a account Of the s6air--bas, Of
coarse. the Radicals will nos have Ii
thai j D. 10 mads msrtyF totls free
dom Ok speech. The New York Cam mgr
sisi, RepubIiean paper, rsfssring 10
the master, pata the blame whsrs IL be-
longs, this: "A long debate sssasd, and
sir. GriAaelI and Ar. Eesseaa bed per-
soual aissreasion, disereditabss ia The
sxssene, particularly 70 the fsrmer gan
sismans wha possesses The aoahls qualify
Of an ex-Fevegend and Congress naEl.s Z,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

| Moo AT NISraR 1F-iREAT Excrr9SgxF.
The ST. Joseph Herald says Soar City
authorities yesterday received q telegram
from Winthrop, ssasIng that violent
mo5 Rad taken 9 man named Wakefield,
and we're about 10 bang him, and, aiso,
asked that sssissases be Immediately
sent the authorities Of Winthrop 20 rescue
bin from the mob. Arrangements for
sending help down were promptly eifsc-
ted, when aaothsr telegram vas rseeived
stating that he citizens Turned eus sad
teok the man froa tho hands Of the mob.
II assms that mob Law Ii not oser In
North West Aissouri jet. Whsn viii
it ceass, and when viii 7ifil law be re.
specssd 10 Of old 2
This man Wakefield, who keeps hotal
ia Wiathrop, We learn, was taken By
these outlaws With the intention OF hang
ing hins, bes&uss be- bad taken consider
abs pains IN fsrSssaag oat tbs Fasealits
of many Of the citizens Of that aeighboi-
hood. That section Of seansfy 10 the
most ViFtaeus II Aissoari. asd ws hope
oaE Sheriff and sshsE sivil el6ssfs will
ksep at least one eye 10 thai dirscssor.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28
NEW ADVRRTISRNRNTs.
Cslshsstsd Aatl <shelsrs


Urls vita kTsas azasaas " dssiszsy shAs re Of
fex shia Tssasdy 70 tbs paAiiE II CONSCIOUSNESS OF
tae numbsx 81 EsstruaHs, Patent n ediciness aaa
aaAny ssAsg aseissas materials usasx th@ nssDs eE
guaM ALL. thst are daily isaued ky chaSisIaas.
kazTaS. &ksa sasgzuERasaa pessons. 6az ne@ thaa
pamsssamss1x Af
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

e. Sssphea esssgbeau, sBe witness BIZ
whass testimsny Mr.. Brooks was surned
0as of Congress, Aas }ass been arrested
for highway rohbsry sad sssansp pied ssassg-
des.-~ Exrhaags.
wby ahsala sos ths testimony sf susa
men - shis dspsiss asy DsmossAs II bis
ssss ID Congrsss, or ssea his life, ilsash
sysns soaid odd To tbs ssrssesh Of ghs
asaiYai pssty I sons Radical senbef
Of Congress onght 20 swsar. dsoghsgaa
frsa - be swogs Byeeks eat al his scat
Ii abs matter Vi hosseassh, Frsnes l.
decidedly taking the lead 81 Englaad.
There are 40 such spisndid eafrisgs bess-
81 10 - seen yxheFs II III paris Aal
ssr s3yalry rsmounss assd aninsala Ill be
ssed Ii atMaxhf f5Ss eounsfT IL nnu gfsais-
peadsas III ND 8s6ers, shuuEh Aas 1aay
ysass - FFsnes xss Iasxs psrek assr
Il harses asfs HI Gsrnans md khgl Id.
TIA !. dr. ~ great 1sesssufe u ~ ~.
eellens aaminisfraliun uF 80 ~ lxxs. .
krexs st&liiDu sss4hIikhmsntx. Thexs III
n1ke 1penaSr4 * III xevaxa2xsf. i
5x1iS1eH ID enooa sixc ~
u >ss1ex &Fskkt sa4 fnrsn
u nstSs III pS1aM 81 sSlIeisuf
s11e1nE ~ II = is1uss k4us u ste1k
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

r. @AWD T

49, wv = oHse&sas Fzas ~ tsas.
No EesEK s-~6 mxn nessEAg me nasas ~
Habxgt Ksygnca4 10 Acsias 80 eur axasf In Kansas,
witAeat authority. obtaiaing tsSkeks eFsm saAer
aseazs, seiliRe skszR ard mxxsna % rstarns+ u
sFFasssS asa afspssea ~ sEAf s&sst Eegw9raea
80 ~, MT case viii be presaEtfs sztsnde&so.
&twit wf0GtHs. RRADF0AD q CO
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28
A sArE PLAN.

Under this caption the Alien Democrat
ssys: Il seems TO the mind Oh the pasri-
OF, thai the question of ssRessaxation o.
Reconstruction which has produced so
mueh agitation and 10 many bad rcsulsa
aimee its inauguration, vas not in:esded
to be matter of doubt or even eanside-
ration, BY Mr. LfycoLS. lie naturally
ihoaght that, according to promisa, when
tAs Tebels laid down their arms, sas war
ought to cease, and the States that bad
failed ID their treasonabis attempt of
breaking up the government, be gladly
allowed to rssams sksir pIanss Ia shs
uDion. Tia sfus shsy bad fessaksn them,
bat the oejscs Of the var, as declared BY
lawful authority. was 10 brisg then back
With all sheis equality uainpasrs,i.1 II
this coarse had ksea adopted, tho eegro
woall not have been IN a slats Of SIN
partial freedOn," to be sure, and neither
would be have bean In such . slass Of
misery and destisusion, whils the white
mAs you'd havs been much .warmsr ID
bis regard for abe UaIon, aud Rosb fra
sernally disposed. Mir. LlxcorS ooes
said, while speaking, before 'ths prss-
sure" upon him aH that aus eos has been
applied
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

GasssxlK did not light o. ran. ns
r1eSsd shs saarsyr like gaoa asrkey.
Gea. RsssxAS cansd bin very nissly. I'D
sjfhsst interruption. 0agnaelI wpaId
-. basa y brave man on tho ksld ~
h1ut, judging from bic nsld eonsss de-
~ ~ ssning apsxasson. He d IKE :
go - COED = bark 80 stsrs up ]
80 tS keeps eus IL laxns ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

x.sf1fIAARY Arssr3es, BxahSys sass
4 Sfssassa - Ssa& szfyzrfx ~ ps 80 xxi9k
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-20

The Charlotte IN. co. Times says of the case
of Mr.. R. P Waring, its editor recently ar
rested for writing a, "disloyal" article
The numerous friends of this gentleman
will be glad to hear he is we'll His trial be-
fore military commission has been concluded,
but the decision has not yet been made public.
His defence was ably conducted and eloquent
ly argued On the conclusion of the trial his
council called upon the General commanding
the Department, and requested that Mr. War
ing might be paroled or bailed, and permitted
to return to Charlotte, but it was promptly
and firmly refused.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-20

In the Recorders Court at Chicago, queer
case is being tried, and an old fashioned black
mail dodge has been developed The fascina-
ting wife of a tradesnan invited matter-of-
fact merchant to visit her. While conversing,
her husband rushed out with revolver, struck
tragic attitude, and demanded $500 with
which to cure his wounded honor. Of course,
the merchant couldn't see it, Tragedy then
presented promissory note for that amount,
already drawn up in due form and stamped,
and, upon the merchants refusal to sign it,
kicked him into the street. Somehow a gold
headed cane belonging to the merchant got
into Tragedy's possession, who was arrested,
and is now being tried for larceny.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-20
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Arrest of Rev. John Hogan.

The radically Loyal partisans of the New
Constitution continue to ply the internal en-
ginery of that instrument against unoffending
preachers with vigor that, would provoke
the admiration of the blasphemous Jacobins
of Paris in 1898. Catholic priests are their
favorite prey, and these they hunt down with
something of the unrelenting ferceness with
which Cromwell's Puritans hunted them in
Ireland in the days ofthe Commonwealth.
On Saturday, the 9Th ultimo, they arrested
Rev. John Hogan, the Catholic priest of Chill
licothe, for preaching without taking the oath.
The Chillicothe Constitutional thus describes
the singular spectacle:
"On looking down street we saw the Deputy
Sheriff on horseback and the Rev. John Ho-
gan walking alongside, dressed in his clerical
garb, with the Holy Bible on his breast. He
walked with firm and steady step to the
Sheriff's office, where he gave bond for ap-
pearance on Tuesday at the adjourned term of
the Circuit Court. He has always maintained
the reputation of a quiet, loyal and law-abid-
ing citizen. Hon. Mardecia Oliver of st.
Joseph, is one of his counsel Through his at
torney he filled bill of exceptions to the in
dictment"
Rev. John D. Vincil, of the Methodist
Church South, was also indicted by the same
grand jury. He was absent at the time, but
would be arrested as soon as he returned
What Ia picture is this for the world in the
year of 1866-ministers of the Gospel arrested
and marched through the streets by the She
riffs on horseback, for no other crime than
that of preaching st. Louis Democrat.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-20

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
For the Sale of
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN PRODUCE,
And for the Purchase Of Merchandise generally,
Also, Agents for the Purchase and Sale Of
b Il h e S r 4 r. E.
10 and ~, Broadway, and SO, New Street /,
NJ w YORK.S
REFERENCES. Robinson Adams & Co., Rich
mond, Va. /; W. II. Turner & Co., Norfolk, Va );
Hon. j. B. Baldwin, Staunton, Va. J; Hon. W. A.
Graham, Hilsboro, n c.; Hon. W. P Miles,
Charleston, S. G.. Hon. H. " johnson, Ga. |;
Hon. Thos. J. Foster, CORTLAND, Ala; Hon. A.
G.. Brown, Terry Kinds Co., Miss; P. II. Skip
with, New Orleans, La W; G. Black, New Or
leans, La. Judge R. G. Campbell Huntsville,
Tex. Hon. Fl. c. Burnett, Paducah, KY Brady
& Davies, Louisville, KY. Mauntel, Burte & Co.,
st: Louis, Mo-; Wilmer, Cannell & Co., Phila
delphia, Pa; Lambert Cuttings, Baltimore, Md. /;
Hon. 2. II. Burnett, San Francisco, Cal. Hon.
J. M. Baker, Lake City, Fla. Hon. g. A. Henry,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Hon. r. W. johnson, Little
Rock, Arkansas; Ben. Holiday, New York
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-20

A few days before tie Federal soldiers LETT
Staunron, Messrs. Marquis & Kelly missed a
marble statue of an angel, the cost of which
was 1915 before the war 1t was afterwards
found in a box which Lieut.. Hanson, in COM
mand of one Of the companies, had sent to the
Express Office to be sent to his home in Penn
sylvania. He says that he did not put the
statue in the box, but that it was done by a
private who asked the privilege to put his
blanket in his box.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-20

Mrs. E. Mclean Hardesty, living at Cathe-
dral and Centre streets, Baltimore, whilst
walking on Hamilton street, on Friday eve
ming about o'clock, stopped at the residence
Of General John Spear Smith, and, complain
ing of feeling i'll, sat down in the hall, where,
in few minutes afterwards, she was found TO
be dead, The cause was supposed to be appo-
plexy. Mrs. H. was the mother-in-law of Gen
Stonenan, of the United States Army.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-20

The New Orleans Picayuae states that
nearly one half of the German immigrants
who lately arrived in that city from ~ York
under contract to work on "a plantation in the
interior, have refused to full the engagement
and remain in the city, hoping to secure high
er wages. The contractor is out of pocket to
the amount of their passage money, which,
according to agreement, he had paid.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-20

1t is stated that the Commercial was the
only Cincinnati paper which obtained an ad-
vance copy of the message of the Governor of
Ohio, and that it dispatched a man to Colum-
bus, who kept the entire force of the telegraph
office occupied in sending the Declaration of
Independence and other venerable documents
over the wires all day and night, so that none
of the other papers could get even summary
of the message, while the Commercial printed
it in full
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-20

1t is estimated that the loss by sinking and
destruction of ferry boats, wharf boats, barges,
canal boats, ferry docks, &C., at St. Louis,
since the LIST of November. by the ice, is $500
900. The insurance is about half that amount.
The ice is stunning, but the navigation is par
TALLY resumed with the South,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-20

We learn from the Memphis Avalanche that
a gentleman in that city, who had been sep
arated from his wife for nine years, met her
for the first time since, in a store on Monday
last, accompanied by her daughter, born after
the separation A reconciliation took place
, n the spot, and in half an hour afterwards
they We're remarked.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-20

Mr.. Won Buest, Minister of Foreign Affairs
for Saxony, gave grand ball on the 18th of
Dec. in honor of the kings birth day. Gen.
Mcclellan was present with his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Marcy, and, it is said, the General
was the lion of the evening. The United
States Consul, Mr.. Campbell, was also present.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-20

The State of Virginia, Through her legisla-
ture,) and the Town of Fredericksburg,
Through her Council offer bonus of $272,-
600, in work already done, to any party who
will contract to build and equip the Fredericks-
burg and Gordonsville Railroad, within the
next five years.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-20

The owners of building in which is held a
coored school, at Wyattsville, Maryland, mott
fed the teacher of the school, few days ago,
that it would have to be closed, as the laws Of
Maryland prohibited the education of colored
children. The teacher, submitted the case to
Major General Howard, Commi soner of Ref
ugees, Freedmen, &C., who directed the teach
er to continue school as heretofore.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-20

Some of the New York horse railway COM
panies have posted up in their cars the motto,
Honesty is the best policy" for the benefit of
their conductors. We think "good salaries
the best policy" would have better effect SO
far as policy rs concerned.