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Fenian sepa,e-Navai Affairs. &c.

NEW YORK, Dec. GA plan has been pro.
posed for the establishment OF Naval School
in this city, under the Board Of Ed ucariou.
meeting OF the Senate, Fenian Brother.
hood, will be held to-day. Business of Inn.
portaDce will he laid before the body by Presi.
dent Boberts.
During the past ten days there has beeen uu
Orders have been received to ger eigh, vessels,
the gupboats Penobscott, Peoria, Gettysburr.
Unadilla, Huron. q uinnebaugh, ana Pur-
vey or, and the sloop Of war lroQ uois, in reaai.
ness for sea with all despatch. The 0ettys.
burg was formally put into commission YES.
terday, with orders TO report to Admiral Pal.
mer of the West India Squadron
Judge Michael Connolly ie preparing to
contest the election of Richard b. Connolly.
to the Comptrollership Of this city, sn the
ground that his tickets were refused improp.
erly at some OF the polling places
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06

SIGNS OF THE TINES Among the sIgnIfiVan,
events OF the present day, may be mentioned
the carrying OF American flags by the trade
societies in the great reform demonstration i'm
London, on Monday last, and the playing BY
the bands on the same occasion, of The Wear
ing Of the Green" Such an example Of demo-
cratic reform invading the citadel Of aristo.
cratic conservatism, was no doubt very in in /.
siicious, but shows the growth Of that bond OF
sympathy which is spreading among the peo-
pies
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QUARTHRMAsTER's prpARrmrNr n 9

Among the appointments recently made in
this branch Of the service are the foiloving
Brevet Brig. Gen. r. L. DIARY, and Brexe,
major Gen. Rufus Ingalls,, deputy quarter.
master generals, U. s. Army, have been an.
pointed colonies in the q uartermaster,s De.
partment Brevet Brig; Gen. n. s. Miller, MAJOR
Alex Montgomery, Brevet Brig. Gen. 10.
Col: X. W. kirkham, Brevet Brig Gen. ]. q.
Mora rran, Brevet Brig. Gen. Fred Myers.
MAJORS and quartermasters, U. s. Army, and
brewer Brig. Gen 5. Il. Holabird, Breyet Major
Gen. X. o. Tyler. Breyet Brig Gen n n
Iompklns, and Brevet Brig Gen J. A. Ekin.
captains and assistant quartermasters, U. s.
army, nave been appointed lieutenant colopeIs
m the Quartermaster's Department.: Breyet
MAJOR A ). kimbail, A. q. NJ, u S. yoiun-
teers, mas been appointed captain and assistant
quartermaster in the regular army.
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The Tennessee Leg slatare-Strike Amsny
Freedmen. :

NASHVILLE, Dec. 5.-A resolution TO adjourn
December 18th AND assemble January l&th.
was adopted in both branches of the IeeisIa-
ture to-day.
AT public meeting Of q portion Of the col
ored laborers OF this city. a striKe for ~ cents
per hour was agreed on, and 200 freedmen
noon. -r IA ...'' -I7, -
DIR. Case, State senator from Albion comfy.
reports tho Rebels in Obion and Henry com.
ties are infariafed NJ the idea that their former
chattels may be en- franchised, while they are
excludes from the polls, and are driving Oh
the freedmen under threats Of violence On
Monday night, at Union City, a number OF
shets were fired at, or TO alarm the colored
people. Recently, In the came vicinity, q
freedwsmsn was brutality violated by six rof-
fians.
Great suffering and destitution exists at
Chattanooga. A negress was found in a shan
ty who, for clothing, had on nothing but the
cape of soldiers blue overcoat, and was
naked from the waist up; and without shoes
or stockings. An old bed ridden freedman
was discovered lying naked under an old
blanket, helpless. In another place was q sick
negro man, unable to help himself, ana eaten
up by vermin.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. "a Los Angeles
despatch yesterday from Superintendent of
Indian affairs. who is en- route to Arizona saws.
Mahaiyes and Apache Indians murdered Su :
perIntendent George Leehey and his clerk, W
ii. Everts. November 18th, at Balls Canon.
thirty five miles from Prescott The bodies
were recovered and buried the next DAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06

APPorETED-Frank X. Rice and w r. Rog
ers, the latter recently on duty as messengei
IN the Quartermaster Generals Office. have
been appointed second heutenants in the &tth
regiment, L. s. Infantry.
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Cetteu Crsp.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec, 5,-The cotton crop has
been gathered and ginned. All the cotton will
be In BY the first or January. The sugar cane
10 nearly all being ground and none kept for
seed. The yield Of sugar " small became
small crops were planted. -.
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The Convicted Feni.us

MONTREAL, Dec. 6.-The Governor Gene.
RAJ, Monck, 10 expected frsm Qnebec on q
special train tonight or Tomorrow mornIne
A Cabinet Council will be called on bis arr
val, when the tate OF the convicted Fenians
will be dtcfsed. His Excellency leaves for
England on Saturday. Ii is rumored that be
will not return 10 this country
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Protection Against the Indians

LKArENwoRTH, Dec. 5.-The acting Cover
nor of New Mexico has issued a procia "a alton
calling ON the citizens to organise military
force for protection against incursions Of the
Indians. many OF whom are on the war pathi
engaged in numbering and plunderinE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06
GENERAL LAND OFFICE

Returns received at the General Land Offlce
from the local ON &C at VIsalia. California show
that 2,57} acres of the public lands were dis
posed OF during October, the greater portion
for actual settlement and cultivation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06
MHITE uHNSE

There were very few visitors at he White
House to-day, among whom were several
Members Of Congress.
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ADJOURNED OVER.

The Senate adjourned over to-day until
Monday, to afford opportunity 70 the Commit.
tees to prepare work for legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06

Tx NAVY DEPARTNEsT.-The New York
Commercial rep says: Whatever differences
OF opinion may prevail as to Secretary weiles's
political course, all must unite in awarding
him the need of having managed his depart
rnent ably and successfully
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infanticide and Attemp,ed snicide

WHEELING, Dec. GA desperate infautieide
was enacted AZ Packers Hotel last evening.
a married woman named Nugent, from Ma.
rietia, o., murdered her little girl three years
OF age, and Afterwards attempted 70 commit
suicide bv taking opium. The cause 10 sun.
posed to be domestic troub les
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06

@It is safe to say, that fenianism is net
dead yet
sUA man was frozen to death near Mead
vile, Pa. q Friday last.
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The Auger Of En.Iaud.

MONTREAL. Dec. 6.-The Gaseffe OF this
morning says Mr.. Stewards letter with respect
70 the Fenian prisoners has excited the anger
OF England, and the Presideut's message will
not ailay the feeling. even fs+' h~Fsl D !.
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INTERNAL REyESUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S677,9Js %
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SECOND EDITION.
I o'cbeCk P. N. -
!. s0vERNMkN MI SECURITIES.
WAsHIn0foH, December g. lsoe.
f, Jay Cooke & %. furnish he FOLLOWING
quotations Of Govern ment securities:
NEW YORK PIRer poARp al

Coupons. ll3 Five Twenuss, 1862 iCsx;
Five Twenties 1854, 106t: Five TWenueA
'ees. i07S Five Twenties, January and July,
1865. Nsk: Ten forues 100; Seven Turtles,
August. 1867; do. June. lo5k; do. July. i05K;
Gold, $50
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. dec. h.A--Oorr 10 cents
lower. Oats dropping. Pork 6rmer. Lard
lower. Whisky Qstet. Ktf'sis .sE ,a
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We~sevu Raiirosd Affair.

sr,Lcviss pr{ s-fse ouiacy and 'Pa.yr.
Rsilrosd VA cold yesterday 20 the Hmm sb..
ana n Jsperh Railroad Cor,pany for sSsaos
THE tattes ceopanr. an ,eea,n eloa Win tie
Wabash VALLEY road, VIII I'm mediateiy con
meoce bridging the n ississs ppi ~ UoiLcy
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The Feaisn TrisIs

SwgETeBo no. q. w. Dec. 6-Qenersl Ays,
al. me ". 5 Oonanl General, arrived Iast
niget 10 watch the Fenian trials He IS IN.
Rueet Of M O'Hatara. a PIP. On ais So
rtvsi he stopped tthe Fremo ont ffeuses ana q
guard ofhones IVES putin front OF has door
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THI CHIEEsE IRA COMPANY are selling
u. beat Teas ~ the lowest nex York prices
E0R SALE-At great sacrifice, . MARDLB
u SODA f0ukrAlH, Biseiovh pAteeeD With
fss itsS strs.t Sssvsss ts af M avn.
nue. and p o. dc st'
a of srIAM ENGINE

The OnHcers and Member. of STEAM ENGINE
COMPAKY No. 3, take this Opportunity OF 70
turning their sincere and heartfelt thanks 20
nsssrs. A. Grant Co. for the bouHttful dinner
furnished by them to the members OF this Con-
Dapy ct ycssph PiatzS Restaurant after the IRE
Wednesday morning. On New Jersey avenue, near
d strest Our thanks are also rendered 10 Mr.. g
A. Oase and Mr.. sanpsy for their kindness to-
wards rs during the Gre. These tokens Of friend
ship on the part of these gsnileusn, for merely
doing oar duty, will ever b remembered by the
nemRArs Of THE COMPANY. IT.
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llY THOs. DOwLIEG. Aucs.; 0sersssosa.
s1LE OF InInoylp ZEAL ESTATE LII

D. Virtue Of DEED q tfas,; dSIJ ascea
records Of the District Of columbia, We VIII. On
the stI day Q, J.nn.Ty, 1856 ctt Seisos 5,.@ M.
80 ,srtsin re el estate In 0eorgetovn situated,
bsins psrt Of Lot numbered one ha ndrsd end iesr.
~. ~ ssms "A the srd 10 fest from tbs north
erst corner OF Green and Bssll streets. runainS
80 4 a. foot Shsnce north % feet, sheDcs uest
AID psfsiisl Win sesli street % eas n feet,
tSsrss north 90 feet, thence wet seef. thenc-
scSsS "a feet % the beeinnine, With tee tsiid
iDss. fnprovsnss,s ana sppsrssnssess 70 che sane
o:!s sIS One hsif each balance In 6, 10 Asd is
q. g ' sss srs nos com
DisS visS vishia AVE- say. .stsr &c :.l: rss.l.
ii. b 80 g ths cot sne ssst ~. z, s.s
- WALTZ q; COZ.
r,sssss, of sAs Third Building Assseiasios Of
SssssSSs !. zu Taos DowLISo. Asos.
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Appointed


SAN FHArctsoo. dec 5-Breve, MAJ Geo
Fry has been appointed AdIt Ceur OF tb-
Military Department Of the PacIac- ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06

SHOP street n0rtA between 9Th i'd 10th street,
W. SLEEPING DOLLS,
CHINA DOLLS,
BEAUTIFUL 1ofS 4o G3a1o TOYS. FUNNY
Chamber Sets. Parlor Sets, Tes Sets, Gloves.
Dress Caps, Ribbons. etc; Notions of every do.
18th stree, seven door. above Penns,iys.i: ave.
nue.. .... dess+
I IeT OF PROPOSALS OF A NISQFLL1
II neous character received at the Once of the
SSsFserws;s . General for the week ending De-
jane: b Bell. Point Lookout, Nd. offer. s..s
ali the remaining buildings and wharf o. Poist
s% S ':,6 oor. ss,.r
o0,s 3, lou cords Of wood st woodward
{ 'APlT0L HOUSE AND REsrAuRANT,
Comfortable sIax t RsOms: with first ciss: board
an. n q adss s SEN IN
this eountry should be ancient guarantees Of
satisfaction to all who Will extend nae their pa
DlNNERs and sUPPERs at private residences,
ana balls e ;stsP q * best
de6.eolm' Proprietor.
THE COPABrNlRsHIP HERETOT0RE Ok
l isting between Mes.rs., Berkisy 4 Drury 10
'"'' 10y '''''s' y % RHsyS eSHispi BrRKLEY.
Washington, Dec I'd, r. ia 3; DsUsf. assm.
c. w1s9SssfsE 945E sE Isb f5I 0nrAn
1lopsssS1 C.S.. % M fsA
Iinlss 20 farnIsh Conf.etionsry and the CHOICEST
s'f ~ ess:
Pyrenids Of all hind: and si1es, Cha! otte Russe,
::
low rate - = de sim. :
NEX BggTTEs, rsopuoE AND ooMa1s
hal. Sssss.s sss sis Pa ss
street. baltimore. de 4-5t-7
PARLOR ORGANS AND MELoDEoNs.
D. sf y Sp hand ~ d large assortment of s.
-. JoHE r. ELLIS.
, 800 Pennsylvania ayenne,.
EvEsIHG FANS. = -
OPERA GLASSES.
AND RICH 0o"0''
PARIS FANCY GOODS
NV. GAIT BRO, jewelers.,
de l.at 394 Pennsylvania avenue.
NINTH REET wharf.
BARKER. CROUCH 4 CO.,
WOOD AND COAL DEALERS.
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD UNDER COVER.
Also, e. .... -l
G1HEBAL wHABFINa BUsfHfss.
Particular attention paid to discharsiue vss.el.
rnn ddisSstch' and procuring frsishs for outward
Ample storage fer oil kinds Of Produce and nsr.
49,, p:,sissl., sst'ntion paid to Sales. and
S ro1aS s returns OF all Merchsadise or Produce
Horses, Carts and Wagons for delivery ct lowest
rs.es: de I'm
WAroHIs.
JEwELBY.
sILyBR AND
PLATED WARE.
Rich PARIS FANCY GOODS,
EH0LIeH And AMERICAH
TABLE CUTLERY.
FINE FANS. OPERA GLASSES,
oLoOKs. BRoNzEs. &c.
Also, every variety ofsisssat
u BIJ0UTERII.
Suitable for
WEDDING AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
NofICI-WArCHEs,e HRONonHrHRs. &c.
carefully rspaired BY skilful worknen.
s,EtDg NV GAIT 4 BRO,
jewelers., 3sS Psnnyivanis ave,
ds'@ between ssh and 1th streets.
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QCEBsc. G. r. Dec. S-The 0overnor G;-,
ersi leaves for Montreal tonight. en- route e,
England. b.
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The OLDEST 1NHABrTANTs.-A stated meet
ing OF the Oldest Inhabitants Association was
A. Bradley in the chair. and DIR. A. Med. Da-
Wis, secretary Resolutions IN respect 10 the
memories OF Col Christopher Andrews. David
Hines, and Robert Beale were offered ana
adopted. Col ]. s. Williams made an inter
estinE address. relating his personal expert
ences OF the battle Of Bladeusbure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06

Gold Down.
NEW YoRK. Dec. 6-iD q. IN --sioId ooeo.a =.
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FUNERAL OF MR.. WKLcH.-The funeral OF
the late James W. lch, the finding Of whose
body In Baltimore was noticed in yesterdays
Star. took place this afternoon from the Uni
tartan Church. The body was encased IN
handsome mahogany CONN, on which were
the emblems Of the Masonic order Lafayette
Lodge, Columbia Royal Arch Chapter. and
Columbia Commandery Of knights Templar,
headed by Heald's Washington Band, attend
I'd in lar1e nurnbers =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

Tus CmlcEas TixEs Axp Nsase Srs+
rnaax.-Ths nsw bora seal al ahs Chiss-
70 Times Ia favor Of nsgrs Suffrage j. be-
gotten upon conceptions a. iss sway In
rsspsss 70 party policy. Hy ssnisg ous
apoa that sias. shs Dsaasorasss party
wosla, according 60 its idea, fall iase the
shortest road 10 iis arsasesadsasy." In
oshsr wnrds II would clinb % power sJ
sommissiag ~ ass Of debaschsry, which
weald snlisls ls 10 dselins, % iafaays and
fall Into disselasisns. II assazass~saGs
which several Radieal j0arasls aas psii~
ssaians xealously ssy-shss tbs psspossd
assasisasiepal ssasnaneaaa carry asgrs
suffrage with sAem and thai b. the late
slessiona the ratification ea shsss saAsnd-
i meats ~ saEss- -isaEsAs u the ssasss u
mads inssisakia. IL lhs halter sssamp-
siea #srs true Il she ausslisa Of asgrc
!, suffrage ID, ~ d aiirns, ssirsad5 dsass'
miasd,s " The aeesssioa Of he Democratic
! party wosla soma day Too lAts ana q
|. rouIa maks aoshing hy lis motioas bas
! dsrsl,asioa Of principls II oass graapis.
laas aad rialssloua. II woala simply ID
. nis aftsr il has been coaaasrsd, tkas I
! Ihaa bean agAtiss asiassas and sssisss Il
I awn senvsssiaas. To- acaa vsaId bs
I rslaalary kisaiag of sAs rcd afsss sas saa
i .sssEaou hss bean snisisisa. ~ Csaesansl
= Eaqssirsr.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20
The Error Of the Norslss

If, Gays the Richmond Whig, the NorsA-
ern people sould, by miracle, be sheva
the real condition Of the soath : eoaia
see into the interior sf eur hoassheid
and basiness Affairs eould sss ,hsw
sssaighssnsd We ara in our sirsaanssane-
% So could lesra how many families tAas
Aishato knsw sxpsrimsasaliy, iissass Of
life sars its snjsymssAs and iuxariss,'
and sew broughs fass 70 face with iss
ssjoymenss and privasions-- seaid zee Che
struggle that il gong on b svsry Aosss@
hoia for sAs bare naesssisiss ef iife, and
sesaomy shat Is ispsscaiesd, and The pa"
Isisn& endaraDes Of cid and ysang sais
and female :---is shsy could sss boz g.
1 ger ail are foE soae hoasss smpseyasass
lhowsgsg hpahsss skss MI aaaAkass lksss
I saHo N ssd kasdssds af slsvss, who wsss
nj shaisheek ans aalls aaw sss 81 MS
lfrssdsssn and aheis aswly asqsirsd priv
ilegss, aad wish whas oAsss4aa gssd Aa.
masr ghsy esniorm 10 the asw osass ii
| things sssasisg thsiE fermsT slaves with
ths almost kindness sid. tee, sAsg sssId
SEQ tAs psrfecs isdigsrsaes y all sasssss
70 pssiEies, sAsir frssasm frsm psssasz
aad partisanahip :--if, wa says tho rsssa'
srn people soald b. . zairasas ss sseNs
J ihess things, tasy woaid wsndsz ii sAssl
own excitement and sxaaaim againss -
mischisseas deusgoguss whD bare as'
: eeissd and mislsd thsm- Whale u
frsorthera people shas asiadsd, are susss
about rsving like lions, Che ssash L o
. Ieuist aa iaaab. The Radical msAsass
4 are ali calculated Tor sondiliea d taiag
lbordsrins an revelation, when tbs SsasA
. ern peopis are as free from svssy shoagh
. FOR purpose Of rsvoaassoa as sss asAa Vi
sIaep their last slesp In tss ansisas easa
y / sosnhs. We are ell utterly disgasssd Wit
Ipulitius, and desire ouiy 70 Be aliswsd ;
Il attend 10 eeaes 70 sas swa sassssss y
ffaars.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

All travellers, writes correspondent,
have mentioned wish aatonishmlns, the
peculiar baeyaney of the water Of Great
Salt Lake, and 1t is sraiy surprising. No
danger Of shipwreck need ever cross she
mind Of those who navigate the lake, for
il gould BE- simply impossible for then
10 ajax If thrown overheard. With my
bands clasped togsther under my hsad,
and my feet creased, aoated on the
very surface Of the lake, With al least
ons-ehird Of nay body above the water.
Upon . warm summer's day theee wonld
net be shs slightest difaeniiy In going 70
sleep npoH the lake, and allowing yOar-
seif 10 be blown about ~ the wind pss-
nilted only one would need an uE Ebssls
Ia TO keep of the rayH o. The sun. Il has
bsen stated Ehas three buekets Of thia
water will yield one bucket Of solid salt
| hus inasmuch Is water will not hold
above swsnsy-6Ea par oeat. OF saline
matter 10 solasioa, and If more be ad'
dsa il is inssassiy deposited upon sh'
bsstom, shis sssimase is, Of coarse, SOC
Iiargs. On inquirang o. ths Mormoa'
sagagsd in procuring sails shsy anAni'
/ Easasly stated that for sssgy sss buckets
Of water they obtained ons bucket 0
salt, which givss the proportion A. n
less than twsnsy per eens. No visitor .
lshs lake shsald szais d bath The sen
sasioa Ia the water Ia most luxaEioas, ,aa
leads one to think himself hossing In 70
sir. On the wsy back 10 the casy, IL vi
be a. yell for the basAss 10 stop at %
sapsrb salphar baths Just outside 70
ltown, and romoss the salins ineEuss'
sions whlsh gill have formed apon hia
!, b. plangs iato he aae swimaing oa'
!. whose only objsotioas - lie peculiar Cd
and iss great beat, which requires vs
large admixsara Of eeid water.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

TaR ALLEGED liz -TRkAT3Kgg or sos-
ruxRs MKx IN rHK Sorrz.--A special cor
respondens Of the Hsw York Timss writes
from Augusta, Georgia, as feIlews
"Darisg ths past ysar hare travelled
good deal through the South. To oe-
serve, study aad judge Of tbs asta, tenn
per and disposition Of the people wsa
nv main object. Evsrywhsrs | wsnts In
every sown and village, In every railroad
car and steamboat, l East numbers Oh
Northern nen Of eVery imaginable par
suit-soms proposing soxs who had
sloeated,' sons travelling fer amusement,
| some looking up old balaness, soms sssk-
ipg good inysssm eats, and many wao Bad
| no capital bas their brains ano skill,
seeking snpleyment. OF all this nurn-
Der, do not remember ons whs eoa-
pls.psd Of having reseiEea lha leass ia-
dignity, mach less psrssssi danger, aa-
| though many failed vsry mash In sAas
courtesy and kindasss which. pradsSss as
| veil as good tasts dictated.
| al bare Invariably found thai where
thev did pot, by their msnnsss interiors
IN ahaa did not coneern thslas or BY ths
expression Of ofTsnsiys political opisisai
provoke the contrary, ths NorsAssa asn
have been eourtaously treated, and shsiI
bpsinsss enterprise encouraged. dla
not mean to say thai other things ssist
equal, The Soathern atossksspsr woai'
aos have the preference. which would D.
very marked and hoasssly avowed IL b
bad ssworn tbs graz" and had PeFohanc
; an snpsy sleeve. Bat do msaa TO Say
ans aassrt II positively, that In no pa'
Of this seesioa 10 there any desire 10 dris
Northern men ous OF the eountrJs Or
injura or cypress them In any way
They ara ~ safe in any part OF aeergi
: : as shsy would be in Lowell and II Ia
= bring aasnsy and start useful and ees'
- Reial enterprises, sbsy are wslsoned =
eneeuragsd. | speak, os sosfsss u Y
mass Of tbs people. TAsrs may %
y geolish, hss beaded young man hsrs n
- shsrs who sfsels good when As a--s
" Yaasse, an.i ases inssmpsass iangusg
y has she people are sensihas, soursso
and veil. bshavsd; and, whsIs thay DO .
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1856
vyinfarisu F,iaafs

lbs % nt of o greaa hoass Ii Kreas
dEax0ssk % The sasssssfal saisirassr eg
hala -h&rdy plants asa Gowsrs. Astss
all shs care and soss iasidans 10 fsrm-
isg desirable ssllsstisa Of aowsra, &s..
IL Il noxsifyiak = sss shem all killed BY
tAs frost o. sasssa By raia and asaap--
All those psrssaa whe are fond 81 fksep-
ing sssadsr plaass lhroaghoai tbs wiater.
and bare net . hos house or calisr to
protest shsms ahsald eosssruss pit that
will b frass proof. This may b sasiIy
dens By making sa sxsavasisn fear Or
Avs fsas dseps shas will be large snoash
% sonsain eli the plsass On haad and
gsod asapJ mers. This pis shsaid ha
linsa wish boards shIeh shanld pssjess
aheus swo fsss abavs the susfaes. and
'ss backed - sssssa Liza e4AeszAsa.~~
TIE sxs&vKsz1n an0ufa rssssy.
drained, without this adsaataxajs will
be uEssriy asslsss- In places whsra
drainage TO sHlssisns depth sannss be
effected, shs pit mast be aansfEass&d 30
far abOEs the grsaad as vii keep 1t dry.
The pit may be sonslsuetsd On the plaa
Of an ies hoase--a doabls ros Of posts
and boards, the intsrstiess being veil
packed With s&wduaG. Light 10 essea-
.ials and In admitting il, esation will b
necessary, aa glass will admit ffess. Tbs
beat plan 10 sa sovsr the glass with
closely jOinsed boards, . spaos being left
bstwssa shs glass and The hoardss whiof
ssahould be packed with hay or straw In
WY ssyeEs wsashss. Tbs ssvsrins
should be- removed aad occasionally ais
admigsd. This nsy be done sbous naoE
On fine. uIld days.