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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-27

CONINISSIoNER'S OFFICE, Dee. !. 1850.
y. my Office, at Fairfax Court House, on the
18th day Of january, 1867, | shall proceed T.
take the accounts by the foregoing decree al
roctcd. and notice is hereby given - NIL persons
Interested thcrcim 10 attend with such evidence
IS they may desire 10 have reported.
THOMAS MOORE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-27

RIO r II L l. A ID / E S
A large stock of Ladies', Misses and Child
rens' ~
ROOTS AND SHOES,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-27

very beautiful and delicious SYRUP
TectI1g" ''-'"'' J. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-27

OF THE LATEST STYLES AND BEST QUALITY.
Those in want would do we'll to call and OK
anime, as they will be sold at very low prices.
Call at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-27

p@sg NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS There wi !
be discount .! s. per cent allowed Oh AL tax
bills paid in current funds TO the Corporation
of Alexandria, up to !hc lst day OF January
1867: after that date the collectors will proceed
to recover the same in the manner prescribed
BY law viz distraint.
WEsLr AVERY,
JAMES FOSSET,
dec 3-tf Collectors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-27

-oo I,RS. PRIME COUNTRY BUTTER.
HsH} 500t g LARD.
500 dozen FRESH EGGS.
$50 pounds = BEEF.
For sale by -,,,--r,,
de o. Nv In " 6tCNH n Vi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-27

Y TOUORS.-A choice and selected stock Of
! LIQUORS, comprising Brandy, WHISTLES,
Gin, Jalnaca Spirits, Madeira, Port and Sherry
Wines, &c, received to-day, and for sale by
J. G. MILBURN,
dec TO- Opposite the Market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-27

dec 3-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-27

i IVY Bargains in B'eache4 and UnbI'"ched
Cottons, Calicocs and Dress GqoHS, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
THE OVERLAND ROUTE.

To n. Editor Of The y TribuHs
Sin: Some one with an assduity worthy Of q better
cause has epdeayoed TO alarm regarding the safety
OF travel on the overland An outrage BY the Sioux In the
Far North or by Apache in Arizona is interviewer with
murder BY drunken Indian the Little Blue River and
s made TO appear emanGtng from the vast numbers
sembed for treaty purposes Laramie and the public gener
ally do not these different points thousand
miles apart Permit therefore to offer one or two letters
referring to great line OF travel to the mountains and Cali
forna Col wynkoop United States Commissioner writes
WARRINGTON d. c.. August 25. 1866.
M. u. HOLIDAY, Pssdsnt Holiday Or0aad Nal aud En-
'SIR, Ihaye lust returned from the "Snoky HILL wherc
have held council principal chiefs OF the Cheyenne
Indians and desire state that the various rnos IN regard
~ Indian deprsdations upon your route are false.
have talked with many OF your attaches out there and
they have invariably stated that the Indians are perfectly
quiet ..
about by designing HAts Your obedient servant
e. w. WYNKOoP, late Colonel U. s. A.
The General Superintendent OF the Holiday Overland Mail
EIyress Company. in answer to message Of inquiry
ielegrsphs as follows
ITO GEORGE r. Cock. TTtd'lrtr-Thero Indians all
along our route but they perfectly friendly and give every
assurance Of intention TO remain DAVID STREET.
In addition this evidence you had few days since the
testimony Of Gen. Sherman that the Indians not only
quiet but well disposed and friendly. And the fact that
mail coaches daily passing from the Missouri River TO Salt
LAKE. without the rst Of moesaton since last year
certainly offers strong evidence Of their peaceabe disposition
Respectfuly yours GEORGE f. Cock.
Treasurer II. o. III. tx Co.
Val Cant A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
THE GYMNASTIC TOURNAMENT

The first Of a series OF entertainments, under the
management of Mcssrs. Thomas, Edward and Frederick
Hanlon, tho celebrated gymnssts, was held on Monday
evening at Irving Hail. Beside their own personal per
fomance the Brothers ansn are assisted by other pro-
fesona talent aud also by number Of the most pactced
amateur cyfnnass of the city. short time since the
members OF tho various gymnGsums OF NeW-iork pre-
sented 20 the Hanlons service Of plato, ana an
any Tho vvurosy, this serios Of trial games
was instituted The affair Is In the nature OF tourna
meut wherein only the amateurs participate and contest
for prizes The rewards their excellence will be presented
the vctors in the shape Of number valuable premiums
given by the Hanors. The entertainments VIII be gwen
every night this week. and Friday evening The award OF
nrizes will be made The whole entertainment Is most
ENJOYABLE each evening" and the gynnasiio talent thus
brought out shows that tho young men OF this city arc
foremost in the for physical superiority s in most
fhipps else.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

FENIANISM.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT LETTER PROM IRELAND.

ANOTHER IMPORTANT LETTER PROM IRELAND.
Nothing of importance transpired yesterday, 10 this
city Ia connection with Fonan affairs No communication
has boon received from Stephens during bis through
the Every brings tho adherence OF large number
Of circles to tho Stephens wing that heretofore supported the
Roberts section OF the brotherhood Mr Bynes letter
tnues create considerable excitement ana generally 70
garded document to DO relied upon and Of general
LITTER FROM rfE sIsrERHooD IN IRELAND.
Last evening Col Kelly received the following document
from special envoy from Ireland. which wiz explain iise
Pres.d snosdso Of distress around
your native 81 The stringent Of government For
nesny yssI we nsve ~ ~ III nn,,,i.lv IN.
tbsa the fund. PLACED ooI dpo By public %.
ssd cs hunger W. .Ss II b eSo
s". o T To,r S.s 81 S sp Wildly
emit land Om tho S,ste. or tho dependent on ean,y charity
ih s''. q the 81; ;'sss. S%s:
in A ia ssy asS H. tsaas I.hwom.n 10 A. toward
ofthstsis p'onsI, The Esun New
roI for our assistance s1T Tb before received t.
owing Of discount sEnowedsd
what we ed ~ coli sshood eas.ay Mrs Eussnie
$40 We and Boo sSsrs ia the :ood
sa, tho remainder Of Amsei or erie, hsvs beard
total disegded Countywomrn will t-s coninne hs been
sd foS % no, sa~ s s SS e. nerve G & Re s
all sh ard not indifferent 70 misery here would not the col
show Won bow inadequate must COMMITTEES
viis distress We wish our friends ia America 70
rreLy Of the ireland the funds
NAY be counted shugs and this from Of feeling but be-
there perhaps Singh fmy in Ireland today whose
suffered considerably In property in health In
prison M Of this land which your sni too Thus being all
cannot material assistance a.
hons whqsAre len entirely destitute.
may sas that besides supporting the prisoners FAINT
the ceuen. supplied and still supply 20
uned prisoners clothing and other comforts compatible with
resp oHdg to this appeal you will please adis. be Secretary
Obonovfn Roa Committee Rooms No. u hddls Mountoy
A. q T4s ~qr, Lower Abssyss making
orders payable 10 Ma Letiis Luby, Dublin.
Mas LETETfA LUBV Treasurer.
Mira O'D0SoyAs Rosa. Secretary.
AsgEf rs 1855 49,
fths roy sane't Ehey s,y loved The country
which much but for which they inclined 20 do
e they wo.i not leave the wives aud fnies Of ne men n
Poind prsonto Wnat think ofthe psUom Of
English Government has deprived Of
husbands and brothers, do al Ia their 20 make FEEL
their oi their sympathy for the men In the Rsp aud
the noble fellows who led the on hope by stopping
supplies that hears should be wrunst6y the
brutal treatment Of those most dear 20 ns but our little Zoe
food and have them This the work OF thefon
who call themselves rshmen and patriots
PICNIC FOR THE RELIEF OP STATE PRISONERS.
pic mic will DO held the OF Mr. Stephens at Fort
Hamilton the proceeds OF which will be devoted to the relief
OF the State prisoners and their families In Ireland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

A CARD.

To ne Editor Of Ire NJ Y. Tribgne
SIR: see in this mornings TRIBUNE notice that the
Captain of the slayeshp Wanderer has received an
appointment IN eur Custom-Housc at the request Of
the President Now, while l admit the facts as
stated TO be true cannot but think that the spirit
in which you state them is inyidiOns and uncaod for
,have sympathy either with President johnson or with
any of his acts, eer any excuse for Gen. Far
Nuns conduct in taking command of such yessel for
such expedition yet Gen. f. has served With dis
tngushed gallanty through the whole war has been in
sight Of the writer, twice wounded and has received
weeaned breyet TO the rank of Brigadier-G for
gallant services cannot but think it both unwSe and
unfair TO call up old blos his record for which i've
years service may well have atoned and which his blood
shed in his countrys service may well have washed away
III there any occasion for attack upon Gen. F. IL is
found rather in his present connection with the poll
cy OF Andrew johnson than in his past record.
do not know whether not you will think this worth
your consideration but feel constrained in ustce 70 Col
Farnum whose galaDty and patriotism have personally
known to write Of. remain, yours, IN the faith,
b. w. HAXSERF.
Paterson, ~ j. Friday Assna 81, 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
Law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHANBEas SEPT i-Befors Justice
BAISARD.
DECISIONS
VIM johnson ct al agt. Eben b. Croker ct al
Order granted.
Hiram Hitchcock et al act James 4. Llgd.-Motion
granted and referee ordered 20 take proofs
The People REL f. H. Blackwell agt. VIM. A. Cobb et al
Motion for mandamns and INJUNCTION denied.
Loan and Trust Company agt Alfred Fountain et
aL-Motion granted.
Ths Same DIT Vim. Fcitretch OF al-Judgment ordered.
james Mckay agt. Ellen McKay.-Jadg Of divorce
granted.
10 70 d. s. Yong vacato assessment &c-Refefee sp
pointed take proofs.
Moses Merck ct al. sgt John Van Buren. ir.-Motion
granted.
Isaac D. sproul agt Joseph Lent ct aNOton granted,
and reference ordered.
James BroadmeslOw agt. Lewis Francis ct al-MotiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
NrwYORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1856

,rsl sud when II bad finished Justice Downg told him 10
60 to the House Of Refuge and get rid Of his laughing
AcQUTTTAL OF A FEMALE.
M,ry C. Rssh young and not bsd-ooling girl. pleaded
not guilty 70 the charge Of stealing dres Petoos sns
pair drawers from The house Of Bernard SOre ns
ant thief sndsshs was dismissed ..--
ANOTHER INNOCENT
charged with stealing three Tnikcan covers Michael
boy trouble having him arrested BY Oosr koarne
fOr nothing substantial proved to convict him. and ne was
let 60.
Susan Davis found by john Hefen with shawin n
possession which had been worn BY his wlis,oe,. [
at Eve shings 1t in his keeping and had been tsssn
months ago Susan claimed that she gave he WIZ
the shawl wssaopoed and that il then belonged to her
She sentenced TO the Penitentiary for two
USING LOW EPITHETs. ,,..
Joseph Kennedy charged with assault anu paoi o
the person of John Smith. An argument IN Dans o
Sunday afternoon during which S Sm Ssn
with club the head On cross sre
Kenpsd IN he s place ana the Judge remarked
deserved being punished for tho OF essons WnOH 10
used The defendant was discharged. ~
STEALING A HAT
William Daisy went into hat store In Chatham'st. ana
inquired tho several things without sSyng sSs p NJ.
coat Joseph Inor clerk him commit the felony ana
Ind him arrested. The defendants counsel tried 70 prove p
clients good character and at the Same time endeaYored 70
show he drunk the day Of the theft Two reso%
menda!ons for the pr,ous which aa not HOS
COAT DOING GOOD SERVICE
Thomas Lynch spdsed sloyenly dressed fellow was
charged with trying improve his personal appearance at tns
expense Of Patrick Kelly The lator keeps Photographic
gallery Eghthaye, and was visited one aefnoon oy
Lynch asd some Of bis friends who wanted TO have their ooun
tenances on Gao OF them desired 10 borrow inc
black dressooat Of the proprietor valued at els 20 nave ms
likeness taken the linen buster be wore was not suitable
purpose The borrowed bat not ana
Sunday the found Lynch In the street wearing ~
and had him custody He pot the person however
who took the coat Defendant said friend had put on h
coat sr dinner and gone out be did the same with
b friends coat He and tod to DO careful In
the future about wearing strange garments
OTHER CASES.
Frederick Lnner found guilty OF assault and battery
on Josephine Kahn and fined $40 Samuel CLANCY and
James Martin fined s5 each tor stealing ooosed ensV
ings In the keeping Of John Reilly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE C0URT.-SEPr. l.
Before Jnstics DODGE

MALTKEAIINN 4 WUMAN'
William Townsend of West Houston-st., appeared
bere Justice Dodge Yesterday and made complaint against
Patrick and Mary Mahoney, ior assautng and beating s
wife he stated that this occurred on the Sd inst At MS
they first commenced the attack without any us
fcson bis vito wes Knocked down by them dragged by the
hair some distance and len critical and dangerous condi
tion. -
Patrick Mahoney held for examination to await the re-
suit Of Mrs. TownseRds injuries
THlFT OF AN oyERcoAT.
John Stackngs charged with stealing tho oTercoat OF
Samuel Harper valued at SO Both parties employed on
the steamer Mary Powell where the theft committed on
the 9th Of August Sackngs was SUSPECTED and arrested
FOR the theft by officer Lougn Of the Eighth Precinct lie
taking the coat and gave ticket shop in
Canast where he had pawned it, Justice Dodge committed
the defendant 10 answer 10 default of 81. 500 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
TIE TRIB'UNE.

To ne Editor Of TAt N Y 7rlbHSt.
SIR: Can you inform me why 10 is that whereas
three weeks ago I could find az any Of the stands
between Newark and my Office in HasSau-st. as many
TRDUSEs as desired 1t is with great difficulty that
can find one and why the yender on the Jersey
side should have occasion 10 exclam this morning. In
svcr 10 my request for q copy "Nots TRIBUSEP and
then turn 10 an acquaintance with the words Fire out
Of erery ask for TRBUsEF md piles OF Herdds
and Times at every standi why is it that there are no
TRIBuNEsi D.
Eor' York Sept. T. 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before JusTcKs KELIf AND DowtRG.
THEFT OP HARNESH.

William Perry was accused Of stealing SGT of har.
ness valued at s3 tho property Of Nathaniel Freeman Of
fcer Jacob p Hofner made the arrest The defendant was
on a the time aud pointed out and idnthed o the
person who purchased the harness after lad been stolen
without knowledge Of the fact Perry vas also charged VIII
taking another Of harness belonging 10 another party lie
was sentenced 10 the Peniteptisry for ak months
BoYIsH FREAK
William Davis was brought up the complaint OF Lena
Rivers His crime for stealing 20 cents In currency out
Of the money drawer Of the butchers shop kept BY tho
plAnants husband in Kings. She said Davis behind
the with his hand the drawer whom che caught
him He threw her down on the foor and attempted 70 get
away but not successful IN making bis escape The de-
fondant who small tatured home{ looking indiridus
gave his age a. 10 years He In good humoT DART
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-sErT before
Judge BENEDICT,


This morning the Marshal made return Of process
duly served IN the following United States ag bar
OF found at the Of Jane and Wessts Same
agt hogheads and barrels OF found In Tenthave
rear Thirty fourh-st Same agt 10 barrelsomArked u
J." msSked u s. A" and asoarres marked " % 3 g.
ell containing distilled spirits found az No 6 Cedar-st
Same agt barrels Of distilled spirits marked v = IT,
Same sg barrels Of distilled spirits marked v L. Same
agt barrels distilled spirits marked u s. "" Same ag
barrels distilled spirits marked u. NJ Same aat bar.
rels distilled spirits marked so kfonts" Same sgt.
& barrels distilled spirits marked " = X Same ag
baesmarked "A g. T. containing human hair same agt
case matted 81" in diamond containing materials for
manufacturers Of IndR Rubber silk and cotton; ag
barrels OF alcohol imported by g. H. Livingstone Co. sane
ag containing 81 IS cigars eg cases o. en-.
cravings same ayr barrels Of whskey found In Thirty
ninth s sg barrels Of whisky found In Eighth-aye.
On motion cf T. Phelps etQ, Assistant United states Dis
ret Attorney DEGREES Of default and condemnation, aud SALE
were ordered TO be entered in all the above cases.
IHE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury which was summoned for to-day met but
there being only twelve appearances and two Of those ap
pesrDg being excused adjourned for veekor want
Of d quorum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
A CARD.
To ne Editor Of The N Y Tribunt

To the Editor Of The ~ Tribune
SIR think il would be an excellent idea for the dif
ferent Republican State Central Committees TO make
arrangements with our Southern brethren who now
attending the Loyal National Convention at Philadelphia
10 remain with us and the Northern States until
the Fall elections over and let ne state what they
think of the condition the South is in to be represented in
the National Congress. Any amount Be raised 70
compensate them for their time thus spent. They'would
show to the whole North that It was their duty to sustain
Congress in the position they have taken.
A MfsSouprAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
DEATH CONTRADIcTED.

RUMOR OF 4 DEATH CONTRADIcTED.
Mr.. II. T. HELnBoLD. No. so BroddSay.N
DEAR SIR, Learning that a report Of my death
from cholera has bssa circulated In your city aud has
psasd 10 most Of the daily papers viii feel obliged II
win contradict the same Am happy 10 say that stu
i've very respectfully yours
st. Loud Sspt J. 1866
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEciAL TERM sPr I.
DRCISIONg

G.. Augustus Seimmert agt. Charles klimberg Of a.
Motion granted Frederick o. Sehing ACT. Henry Will
Motion granted William Loeschigk agi samuel d. Addl
son ct a. Mara Schaefer agt Edward Winerneld mo-
tons granted Felix Claypoo agt. Joseph Rupl-Moton
granted without costs In William jackson for writ Of
babeas eorpus-writ granted. Arabela Newton sgt Al
phonse BTeOrdeT of- arrest discharged with ~ costs
Aaron Jacobs sgt Leon Wlle.-Moticn granted without
costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

THE NEWARK CHARTER ELECTIoy.-This election
takes place October when the Republicans expect 10 gain
members OF Common Council In the Fourth Tenth snd
Thirteenth Wards which viii give them entire control in the
maxi Counnil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
SUPREME CoURT-CHnmRs-sEFr i-Bsore Justice
BARNARD.
A RELATTyE oP sANrA AXYA lY TROuBLI

Emelia Cuppra agt. Luis g. de Trila y Rivas.-
The defendant said TO be the fitherinsw Of Cen Santa
Anna and an application was made for order Of arrest
aganst him for board bill amounting 70 s355 30 an am
davt that be intended depart the eounirTh the General
The order granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-SEPE .
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
HANK HAIL ADMITTED TO BA

HANK HALD
This morning the Commissioner admitted 70 bail
Henry Holmes alias Hunk Hail. who charged with eoun'
tereng pound Interest notes and with being engaged in
other eounteeng opeTaons and fixed tire amount OF bail
at His bondsmen Joshua d. Minor and Jeremiah
Crowley, contractors, Of this city.S
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-11-29

Ths Iamalaa 0annis.es IL Ia Bsislss
psrlismsss - aa.sIs sasly rssslvsa ID
iadlae Gsssrnsr Eyse fss marsses.
lsss rsssrsss shas shs xsssrssasas al
wsshiaessn has lnfosm ssIss lnsloatias
shs rsadiasss IL abe Esaiaas 10 again il.
vads Csasda. ]
Tia ssautyy Ii snd around eoupoi,
BlaGs Ia ready for iassssan; ron eAa End
ssssss shAaces here shAs ii CasAda.
Ths iarhs Cd shss5asssa states senator.
ship 10 lllinsss bss alrsaay s@gan. Jsaa
a. Logan IL masshalisg gercsss aad 10
goiag % make sAiags llsely 10. Tramball.
Water whismaa. IA, was aiashsr,aa
ssssn shs ansesior Depassnens ~ Harlin
for alleged ansora lssy. has been promo.
ed 10 q tAisd. slsas sleskship il the At.
saraey Gsneraiss oisss.
rhs .aay,..,. ,.a.;ar,.v IA. Ha4Fu,nr :,
Nsw York city i sIggibassd 70 shs legs
Iasioa last wiassr Hgon shs liqoor and
Sunday quessIas, which loss . great Dor.
tisa sf shs 0ssnaa sepablioan vass.
Yrsariek r Psal,nsaavsaa. ss N.w.rt
| a.sav,ax f,s.ax.l a. an. s,.ss b..
appasatsd By Gsssaos Masa yyussue
States s4asses Dsssem gran Asw Is,., !,
visa Hea. " illlam wrsxas, ssesa.aa.
w..U....a .s..,..s,.,
| "a ksee a .sroox f,,sA a. v,,.a.s.l,...,,.
aha Gaia. .ea. "a rrsvs., nsr.cw
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., !.
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4,
| orvsni.e ai,l..oas AZ sAs,a ow, :, ,oia
| Ia whi,s divi.sons a, their opsipa.
~
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-11-29

Tax REsrLT.--The elections are neg
over, and The Radicals begin 20 exhibit
soma Of The loss they haYs for the Fs-
nianB. uarrer's Weekly thinks thsy
have not much cause TO sompIain Of
England; that she Radical party we're
opposed TO tho Eehslliou al bone, and
therefore must oppose the Fssisns. Be-
fore The election that and other Radical
sheets had nos words snoagh TO ofYsr up
sufficient praise for the Irish. What
Villains politics make Of men who oughs
30 be aboYs sOrrapsior, lying and dc.
ssptien.
IL ss Bes al all astonishing that ws
sbould 6od oar eounuy In ssTioas eos-
ditaon, wheu our Congress 10 made mp OF
men who would ssli their God for az
election.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-11-29

DoS'T TAKE We have not seen .
tborsngb Democratic paper from this Or
any other state that endorses the negfo.
cqaaiity docsTiSs RECENTLY pronuigatad
by she Chicago Times. We venture the
pYedietion, lbatHf Denoeratis nation
ii SSBvention coaId be called together
to-day. that shere wsaid not be twessy
dsisgases in the Usissd States who wesid
sSssssss sh@ = rs Hagsag 5sesrfsz sxs forga
In ths regso suffrage article Of she Chi
cage Times.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-11-29

The fliIowiog resolution was passed
by shs Commos Council Of the city u
Couceil Blsas, on the 10th
r, solved, Thas the holders eF honda
and warrauss on tbs grntr 4 fund Of she
eisy OF GuuBcil Bluffs be and they ara
hereby requested 20 iuFais tbs City Be
eoEdsF wllh The s~vsrai amounts held By
shen, hefors The Rrss day OF Deeembsr
next, for the purpose Of enabling said
r. eordeE 30 report tha names of the
holdess. aad tas amoaas al honds and
warrants seYerallg hsld By then, 10 ahe
Common D1anell ~ sbsir asxs uaeesiug.
And scat ibis resolution be pabiIshed gar
nss week 10 each ag the aswspapers Of
the sisy.
Taos. 2. TRETE0A
City Reeardes.
City Recorders Olses, Council Bsafa,
Iowa. Nov. a, 1909.