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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02
800 nan HOOD
How Lost, how Restored

&N8b RaN8ts2eis new @A4ioA OF
D % tHa F@&Bazl saFs Ewtkhaat rHeaicinel Of
sPER& AT1ER OF seminal weakness, To-
Voluntats aeutaal Losses, IARO ENTCT, Men,
tai and Fagsieal IEs5spaclty, appointments - mar
Tiage, SIC f also CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY sHi
FITS iasa<ed by ssit-iu11geslce sexual extra -
agapGE4
nv Pssas in sealHi HRyFl6ps oBlY Scents.
The GF& aogakel aH thar "a thIs AaairAeIs ESSAY
cfeaF* i4ns a4tgaseE frora tbErty years saossss-
iGl ts 4jlas, GhAL this alarming cons &c ueBcss of
ssii-4kssa may be rAdIe&Ily cured Without thu
Is nEarsga asa u Internal asdissas OF TAG zppll-
cation ~ Bha F8fe--Iia fHxSHg urx Sayan Of rare
al eaeF zisfplss certain and sectuai, By means Of
which ag&EF seHeTer. matter what his euadi-
tlon a#g As EaaY cure himself ehezpty, privately
and EsitGs5lgs . --s.z ...-
EE Ehas aeskuFs kkould be ia tbs hAnsS 81 eye-
~ yousA Azd every ia the land.
Sent asaag seal, Ia plain engFiops, to any al 8.
dress post bAMis "a receipt AZ six ceats u tws
R0si&gN staass- fG
Address lhe puiishrrs,
5cHAs. J. G, ELFSE i Co,
tgT H0wrfv, hew York. Post OfHse Boa sk5s
AAylF ISSs-w ID GsXPh CO..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02

GowAgpLTs-Tha Thads call 1t cow
ardly attack for one man 20 face anothes
and cane him, rs did Gsa. Rousseau
big John Brown Grinnsll. They think i;
10 brave 70 Lee blaekguari minister lie
about and abuse . brave Union soldier,
Bat this ID very much like Radical brave
~ has always prsvsn itself. II wanted
50 var to knife, and knife to the hiis, .
but always wanted sabstisotes to do The
lighting.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02

CaimR WIZ Rxcstvs IRIS REwARD.--W .
are nos astouished sbas the Radicals ia
Wsshisgton ars sarsIy aaliessd. y. D.
wAshburns, The bsre u Baii Ran the
stcppsS tbs re.rsas 81 our asmy--siagla
handed ID sisk-ean's get home. II
siskasss bad caused the adjournment Of
Congress aaonshs ags, II would have besa
y God-sena 10 eur aoansryi for 10 that
svans shs rresi4sns eoald hare done
somssAing 10 bare healed tbs sroublss
thai Csngr1s bare created.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02

A Milwaukee, paper relates sonching
Incident Of little boy, six years old,
named Willie Suausburg, who died d
few days ago In That city, from the effects
OF exseasivs glief, prodaced BY the loss
Of . 6ae aa~ foandlsad dog--his son.
slant and faithful sonpasioa Tor The pass
two yaars.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

81 (l(ll rEAH ma MAD 3 any one wi. With s.s
cessaEy The FVeti4rstsi Cashiers, and Treas
uTers u Banks lBloFss the circular. sent free
with sIesBies Address the AmxFlc4n steBFI.
Taol WaEsas SpTt HkheId vermont. nj on3
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STATE ITEMS.

uaaann ahan Fnx mans wanya haFaxa
p.,,..-.-...,.,
!. !, -
: $500 sss' 49,
80, 'a,
Two giFIs, 'en 10 snifssen years oia'
w. 80 800 - 90 ~ ~
1'A' ~ 'AS 0s''' = ~
Ihs papers As Eadyvilie say she peo-
pie are afseF ths iiqaoF sellers
Capt. Edwards 10 nos aow respected
By The Hawk Eye, because he ia Uaion'
Before The split in the Radical family
be vas very loyal gentleman and brave
defender Of our eoansry, 30 said that pa
per.
WIN. A. Gordon. late of she 10th In
fantry, badly wounded at Shiloh, died
recently al Museatine.
The Linn County Register says that
for the purpose o shortening their route
come six miles, the c. L N. w. Railroad
company have decided 90 bridge the Ce-
dar River near Bersram. If this report
be correct, Cedar Rapids will cease to be
a Poiat sn this road, which will certainly
not Be very satisfactory to The iahabi-
tants Of that aourishiug Young city.
Jacob Fisher is in custody, charged
With stealing sl97 from Thsodors Tenn
eIeton ,f WaralIa qanptv IA sail
probably be elected to s Representative
Term in the Congress of ConEiass at Fors
Madison. See EdiyTills Star. lie ought
to 60 to Washington, where bis pfafess-
ION Is appreciated oy The majority 10 Con-
"a DsHos'@i' paper ~ 70 "s ss'sfeo ~
~ Dts'''es '"1h'y. AA's Hd'As 'nS
- - s. Ae.S '-
-.
.u.. -. -. - =. -
,;nn.n.s :, ~ So f.o -, - !
80 -. -
"hsn wi. 'Ss stare oeei giss wait
an. $1,000 .or,..w - Ioor -s1..
rs. d.. ~ -. ,L..r.
:. -. -, -, -. -
wbieb / $500 To- o. go. ~
I;s.I~ os~Sy.Sp.ts..
arap. |
Thu nos,- oEsn.. a. n. ut.r,.
snd White Cloud, in this State, have
been discontinued.
Buchanan eouptv claim. ms oO1.b.sr
and 70, 900 pounds Of wool.
Chss. II, Dsmina. of Na.,ilop C,ss,
Comfy, was drowned 1t Wansis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
N, ..sNns.
49,. 80 '@' oA -" :" A''
|
DuH'es yiof. Oh A9Ffcoiss foweshisk /
~, zen aoas rev Jays since 10 toe VT
eia''y Oh nla resonance IL Was supposed
70 % 9 case OF sunalroks. He was 30
ySafs 'io'
Ihere Is q man In Burlington who is
700 suhEY % Day shs morning paper and
- 'N t Ahafe : gfsas
s4SA pfSaa A"i3s nsEsawaY' See
Hm' u. FeIiis, an old resident Of Mas
~
me western branch OF ths Soldiers
orpnans Home, has been located 1t
aien 5000, Mails county.
The Decatur City Enterprise saws that
Rebers Cora, residing near Terre Hauss
- nAnxg... 49, - 4
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Celebrated Anti choIer.

yTis wiGh great aznouns Of dsaieasv th.tu
fer &haS resaedy 10 The pubic in conspo W.
toe number 81 GaztFuma Patent Messie,r., - ,,
Ega ny esAeF u&sisssa materials uEfssr "A. e@a
CURE ALL tAst ara daily iasaed by rh,TT,@s.N
krAwex, AID nasexupuieus psassnE. gut nsSr a.,
Gar ecantFy has already keea visited by tbaf &
pestlleRtiAi az -~aA
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-, ! :. n~r,ggvrs aass Ii il Mesh I'D " lafsfnis
az estiwrDs of /. suaelI BlsHs ard saefnalg La
sssgF n4xefl fFesa ~ 2. suowy shs : a
ssrsS hslgA has kaaA 70 csnsla sas
aaaiia aaa sast II WI &c sha@ - ~
snsas az tAaae whp ass desatf u As.8se Aag
u. ,Saa Il ssery dusef fpsioa viii 81 nssssgs
~ gF,e e5sv. fsr rea seBa elESon ssmarn
aas T. 1896. SSaR -
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.AHATIC CHOLERA!

sT becomes IN aaty Of Eha HUMANE TEsrUtv
TABLE, THE INTEL IfsgsT, and he 80,
aional 10 nss all the means within tbatr rs,x.. =,
Alfalfa TIA fearful gasaggH ThIs Fszu p4fr b., -.
presczAAes In Part BY the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02

CsaPLAIsrs.--T The papers are feeling
very badly at O. ID. Brownlow's sele.
graph TO shs President, wherein O. d,
(old devil) says "Givs my respesks "a
the dsad dog of the Whits House, W.
have oaly few words to say on shis
point, and shsy are these II ths Presi.
dent viii keep that infamous 0sD. Ia
Office, We care not what be may say.-
Bsewalsw should not held an oiies an.
der this government one day. lie Is the
mest vulgar, dishonest and unworthy
mansin Tennessee. II We had the power
We would remove him from Office nin,
simes nine or get rid Of him. He should
ensTer aes A. our dog.
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CHAPTER ia.

Fxaat Of Land 10 'ssisux City aa4 ST. Paul Rail-
read Comp8ay."
An act to accept Of the Grant and carry
into execution the Trust conferred up
Ga the stste ef Iowa, BY an ACT Of Con
gress entitled San at for grant of
lands ia the state OF Iowa in alternate
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Troops around Washington.

II is reported that there are now in the
forts around this city and between them
and Baltimore some fifteen or twenty thou
sand [ nitcd States troops, aud the ques-
ton is asked, What does this meanl Some
suppose these troops were collected in view
of u probable iusurrection in Maryland with
the late election; some conjecture that
they are intended for Mexico; while other
astrologerS of the Radical stripe suspect
that under President Johnson'S apparently
cordial resignation TO the results ofthc late
election, lie meditatcs tremendous coup
daai; that the southern rebel and northern
Coppcrlcad organs still agitaiing this thing,
some openly aud others in a mask, know
what they are talking about, and that Mr..
Seward, when lac asked the people, on the
late Chicago pilgrimage, whether they
would have Andrew Johnson "as presi-
dent or rs king" limited at what was
coming. President johnson, they suspect,
is preparing To- quash threatened impeach-
Iptnt; but they say the "boys in blue p"
are on the qM vire. Such are the vaga-
lies and fears Of foolish Radical fanatics in
reference TO the reaSSembling Of the Thirty
ninth Congress after the late elections
Herald.
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Special disratch 10 thu Palhn ore Sun.
Iutrraat Rcyenac Receipts and Re
pori-The president's Message, dc.

W AsarNGrnN, November 2l.-The inter-
rsl rrveunc receipts Ia date for November
ave sl5,sSi ,54S. and for the whole month
are likely to reach about S2l ,00U, 0o0, which
is material falling oft from the same
month last year. The receipts Of the pre-
sent fiscal year 10 date are, in round mum.
hers, Sal 100000.
The Secretary Of the Treasury is making
heavy drafts upon the national banks for
the purpose of redceming accruipg debts
&C the Government. As much as Sl9 ,000,-
900 were thus drawn from the banks in
one day.
General Spinner, United States Treasu-
rer, has thus far issued about $4,000 OF
specimen fractional currency to supply the
demand Of private individuals for album
souvenirs. None Of this class Of currency
is returned, and it is not expected that IL
viii ever be returned for redemption. 1t
therefore amounts simply.to gratuity to
the Government OF the amount issued by
the United States Treasurer.
There are several millions Of the old
fractional currency yet upredeemed, and it
Is believed that much Of this has already
been worn out, and that but little Of the
remainder now outstanding will ever be
presented for redemption.
The President received few visitors to-
day, hut declined to see any one tonight,
~ he is devoting his time to the prepara-
ton Of his forthcoming message. DATA.
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a7ai 80 HEw ypHE ,nAsKkrs,
! NEw, YasK, November q. IL Gold, fSk. Ez'l
chang. siatY idps, 100 sirhf, iip. Cotton
nomiaals no busfakss doing % show the prize.
sopthefn ,,aavr., Oh .soGsas: 90. Whsas %.
lower. Corn Ice. lower.
Nsw Yosx, November 39-Aftsrnoon. Cot
ton unsssslsd !: sales, Loco bales % ssGsSe.
Flour dpii: ,sputhSrn, el.7soe1s .. Wheat
very duii and deciipsd s0se.; sales, $500
bushels, Corn dull. spd declined 46sc. sa.
ear and coffee quist. whisky and provi.
sions dan. Naval, st0fsS dun. rurpsntins
dur-zsa7sH. Ro,in duIt -eooen. Gold,
Issk. United States BE Of -, i05k; Of "a,
losx OF is, 100; new issue, DIX; Tens, s9A !;
first series, looh second, 1o4a; thard' iosA.
" sArrrxoas xAsxsrs,
BALTIMORE, November 0.-Marfen gsns'
rally dnli and dropping. Flour very duii.
Spring wheat, extra, Oh. 768>i1.1 70. Grain In.
active; prime new corn, si.oo0ei.oe. Pro.
visions heavy. Pork and lard nominal. Gro
ceries very dull. Whisky nominal.
NOZZLE xAlxsrs. "WEDNESDAY.
MOBILE, November n.-Cotton-Sales To-
day, i, 100 bales low middling, so@sic.; MID.
ding, SIC. Msrket. closed dull, with downward
tendency. tss 80
MoBus, November 2s.--Cotton-Sales to-
day, $50 bales; middllngs, %. Market closed
dull at quotations. ~ saE
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A Pittsburg Clergyman in Trouble.

PITTsBURG, November 18.-Rev. DR..
James Presley, who was recently suspend
ed from his relations with the United Pres
byterian church on the charge Of cruelty
to his wife and family, indecent and bias
phemous language, and maintaining i'm
proper relations with females, delivered a
farewell address to-day to his congregation,
in which, while disclaiming any complaint
against the action of the Presbytery, who
acted upon positive testimony of three wits
nesses, while the testimony in his behalf of
his aged father, kind brother, and atfec-
tionate children was only negative, and
necessarily of no avail. He defied the
world to prove that he was guilty of indie
cent and vulgar language, which he alb
horred above all things, and thanked God
he had not been found guilty of adultery.
The sentence Of suspension did not affect
his relations as pastor Of the church, as
any dissolution must be at the request OF
his congregation. He asked them not to
act hastily, but thoughtfully and prayer.
fully. He prayed to God that he might be
allowed to remain here and live down the
calumny and reproach heaped upon him.
This was the last time he would appear in
tho pulpit until his suspension was re-
moved. The congregation were visibly
affected, the Doctor having stih friends and
adherents among them. Mrs. Presley has
petitioned for divorce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-23

The cholera has appeared in the oil re-
gions Of West Virginia, and at some places
is raging with unusual fatality. At Eaton's
Tunnel, small station on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad fifteen miles from Par
kersburg, there have been fifteen deaths in
four days in population of not more than
one hundred persons. The sconrge u
principally confined to the Irish workmen
engaged on the railroad.
Hon. Fernando Wood denies that he
ever said in Washington or anywhere else
he was In favor of the adoption Of the pro-
posed constitutional amendment. 1t is OF
very little consequence whether he fayors
the amendment or not; but If he desires
IL, we can make it appear in the highest
court Of the District of Columbia that he
SO expressed himself during bis late visit
to this city.-National Republican.
Mrs. Ford, of Monroe county, KY, gave
birth few days since to three children, all
BOYS, and weighing seven and half pounds
each. All are living and healthy. Names
George D. Prentice, Robert =. Lee, and
jefferson Davis.
The people of Lexington are taking mes-
sures for the removal TO the cemetery 10
that place of the Confederate dead buried
throughout Rockbridge county. The core
monies to take place Dccemberl.
A silver mine In Greece, which sus.
pended operations . ,294 years ago, has been
purchased, and is now being worked by
French company.
Colonel Frederick Weed, nephew OF
Thurlow Weed, of New York, committed
suicide recently in Utah.
Anumber Of Massachusetts, xasons have
presented q case Of kss0uic jewels e
Orange Lodge, OF Charleston, 8. G.
The Mobile Gazette, edited by Captain
Esmmes, hes suspended publicsti0o z J
"a San Ereseisep policeman ? psh sasl
y gold Pc yesk..ag 4 ssssss
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TEEEGRaPHIC NEWS.
. = I - --N-f q = -
MORNING DISPATCHES.



HALIFAX, November 2l.-The africa,
with dates to the 18th, has arrived. =,
The usual banquet was given by the
new Lord Mayor Of London on the 9Th in
staat. All the Cabinet ministers were
present. Earl Derby, in his speech, said
that the ministry desired to earn the good
will Of the people by their acts, but he
thought It would not be we'll at present to
say how they proposed to carry their desire
into effect. He rejoiced at the return OF
peace in both hemispheres, and could not
but believe that that great and powerful
nation would know how to quell agitation,
which at present existed in 1t, and that
peace would reign from one end of its
shores to the other. He looked upon the
completion Of the Atlantic cable as an
other proof that England is mistress of the
seas. tF
The London Times says that Earl Derby
made one of his happiest after-dinner
speeches, and it notices, as Of great impor-
lance, the intimation that proposition for
the arrangement of the differences between
England and America with respect to the
Alabama claims will be favorably enter
tanned, and that the duties of neutrality in
maritime war might, if necessary, be re-
considered. <,NH
Representatives Of about $50 trade socie-
ties were in London on the 9th to arrange
for the great metropolitan reform demon,
stration by the working classes on the Sd
of December. It was resolved to recon-
mend that that day be observed as a holi'
day, and that the employers of labor be
called upon, as far as practicable, to close
their shops.
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WONDERFUL SroRY.-Says yesterdays

WONDERFUL SToRY.-Says yesterday s
Lnder: :.....
GA gentleman is engaged at this mo-
ment-in Nash county, N. O., on the banks
of Fishing creek-in unearthing the re-
mains of monster probably ofthe saurian
species, which surpssses in Size any relic
of the primitive era Of the earth's history
which has yet been discovered.
"He began disengaging the monster
from the bank in which 1t Is imbedded
several weeks ago, and has already un-
edrthed eighty. fre feet Without coming to
either ertremity!
"This Is the largest fossil animal We be-
lieve ever discovered"
I I'VE should judge So. aLiAo
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THE DIRECT TAX ALL COLLECTED IN
North CARoIINA.--The final accounts OF
the commission appointed to collect the
United States direct tax i'll North Caro-
lima have been submitted TO the Treasury
Department. Over 800, 900 have been COL
lccted, at small expense to the Govern
ment. The resignation Of the commits
sionerS, Messrs. John Il. French, II. Potter,
Jg., and L. II. Sears, has been accepted,
10 take effect December /, by which time
it is expected that most, if not all, the
commissions for collecting the direct tax
will be closed National LlteuigeaCer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-23

New YORK, November 2l.-Judge Mel
son, of the United States Circuit Court,
has refused to grant the injunction de-
handed under Goodyear's and Cummings
patents, to restrain dentists from using
hard rubber in making dental plates. He
has refused to Interfere at all prior to the
final hearing.
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Mr.. Hayis's Visitors.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, November 2l.-Ro-
bert Ould, formerly rebel commissioner OF
exchange, accompanied by niece of JEFF
icrson Davis, arrived this morning on q
visit to the prisoner aud family. Also,
three Methodist ministers from Richmond,
who had interviews with Mr.. Davis.
Judge Ould returned to Richmond this
afternoon
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Vsys'stG MethOdist Eptsc0-
pal Conference South.
FIRST Az.
NORFOLK. November Fl. lsf

NORFOLK, N0vtmber II, 1906.
The members of Conference met In the
Granby-street Methodist church at half.
past . o'clock, Bishop T. A. Pierce, of
Georgia, presiding. The opening exercises
were commenced by reading the second
chapter Of Second Timothy, singing the
hymn "G'ver OF ,l Peace and md Unity r and
was then declared open for business.
The first business in order being the
election of q secretary, Rev. Paul White.
head was proposed and unanimously APP
pointed. Rev. p. A. Peterson was then
chosen assistant secretary. The secretary
then called the roll Of the Conference, of
which the following Is q correct copy.
Most of the members answered to their
names. there being but few absentees: -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-23

The PLANET VENUs.-The evening star
is now at its greatest elongation from the
sun, and presents its most brilliant ap.
pearancc. The planet Is now moving
towards us at the velocity Of $4,000 miles
an hour; and though keeping in this direc.
ton for some weeks, will diminish in bright.
ness on account of the Opaque side being
gradually turned towards us. On the first
Of December its telescope form will be
that Of thin crescent, and on the 18th II
will pass directly between the earth and
sun, at the distance from the earth Of H..
OO0, 600 miles.
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Summary Punishment Of Criminals
A Band of Regulators Organized.

Louisville, KY, November Ala band
of regulators has been organized in Ma
rion county. Three men have already
been hung, and others are in custody, and
will probably share the same fate.
An unsuccessful attempt was made on
Friday night 10 take certain prisoners from
the Lebanon jail and hang them.
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r EONARD'S AGUE CURE,
IL LHONARD'S INSTANT EELikf,
{ k EE9sNAAsp,s H 1sSsT.sT ktLIIy.
LEOSARD,S INSTANT RILIEy,

for sale by drusss" EsWpRsrEn LADp CO..
90 as--ts wholesale Agents, Richmond. We.
A YER's PILLS.-Are you sick, fee
"A bic, and complainingf Are you out OF order.
T9s;s s Il q ss :esS q: s'i
5:Ss's s.s iIsss s:s:sy TIE 1TIas
purify the blood. and 10. The ssids nsys On anos:
IL sS s Ss;a ssy pur II;
s si.s ss1.ns.: sG iss ss
50 s:
ss: 3. .se sns sG
the buoysnt feeling q health sgaia. what ,n sns
pisins i siso true In many Of The dssps.stsd and
dangerous distsmpers. The same poIgatiye sfee!
sIpsls them. Caused By Similar ossfrustions and
are sas and s %as ssS.
PILLS y, H, = :SS sss the. aA: :.
Hssdso6s, Ioul Stomach. Dyssntsiy, Billion, Com.
plants. indigestion. DsranSs.snt e ne Liver.
sissa, DiSp.y. worm! and tspSssioa When taken
In large doses .,.-.
II :%s s ~ &: ~.
pufgativs medicine vet discovers.
AYERS AGUY CURE, FOE TEE sRIIDY AND
cgs1 e !n.:|,snsi f' S:y. o. G Dnms
snS IfSy .sodi:s I E.sassS: cs Bie HssdssSs.
and Siiioss Isysl.i indeed, fos ~ Who'll: sla.s
sss = S. .ss u s
This rsssdy has rarely failed q care the everest
eases Of ehilh and fever. and y ne his frsst ad'
dues Ire Complaint without injury % the patient.
Il contains no qpinins or other dslstsrious sab.
rious eject vhstsvSS ehskihg brothers OF The
Amy and the west, try u, and yVa Win sndo"s
'1 PrsSsssS 3 j. o. AYRR co.. Lowell. MSS.
| and sold By dealers svsrywhsrs. ' oe $-sn
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Racing.

WASHINGTON, November 2l.-The race
to-day over the National course was be-
tween Jerome, Lady Lightwood, and Moni.
tor. Jerome was the winner. Time,
2:4S112, 2:4s1l, and 2:451s-mile heats, best
three in five. General Grant was present
There is to be a great trot on Saturday
Dexter is to run against time.
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To-day fire broke out in the frame
building known as the "Octagon House" "
on the Leesburg turnpike, about mile
nom this city, and in a very short time the
building wss alexandria Ca
iette, 2lst.
Ex-Governor A. G. Magrath, Of South
Carolina, has written letter to Governor
orr in favor Of the adoption Of the consti-
tatiopal amendment by the southern States
az ameasure of relief, and the wisest policy
Tor the masses.
The Oregon Legislature has repealed the
resolution resembling the ratification OF
The constitutional amendments. SO that
Oregon first ratified, then rejected md
then again ratified. sss 49, Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-23
exrraNCrAL AND ComMEscaAI.


zt s,.ss7.. = IL g TOBACCO ExcHASssv r.
~. Ricasoxp. ,NovrIpber ~ 1855
The breaks and offerings for the wees havs
been s,nsli, eonsisilns Of 24i hoeshsadsr tssrc.s
and boxes, and 81 loose parcels s(newl TOBACCO
which were sold ~ follows:
Looss. -Lues, Few, manufacturing. ~ TO "
,eaf new, manufacturing. - - ~ = tssf'
pew, stemming, % 10 us,
Hgsaedds. Lugs. common shipptne' - 70
A46o; hugs. medium tn good worstng ano
shipping, Is to 90; leaf, common to good
working and shipping, Is TO us leaf, ms u
EXTRA working and shipping, lsto s2a. rss@'
Hossatads and oBexss.-Manufaotartns, ms
dunn to fine, els to ESQ; fancy Wrapper, new
medium to extra, 90 t0elso. To- 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-23
BONDS AND STOCKS.

Old State coupon bonds should have all eou-
pons attached from July. 1851, inclusive.
Virginia coupon bonds, old, 81, new..". a
Virginia registered bonds, old, 80, new.. ssh
North Carolina coupon, old, 1880, new. %
Georgia coupon. ............ .......... iVS
Tennessee coupon, s per cent. long loan
30 new. ......'.. ..........''. "
Richmond city bonds. .S0gSi
Petersburg city bonds Observation-Disclosures. %
Lynchburg city bonds. ~
Norfolk city bonds. ........... 90
VIRGINIA Central railroad bonds, 81 to-. 10
Orange and Alexandria railroad bonds,
virginia and Tennessee railroad bonds,
eo to.......... 49,. ..................''
Danyille railroad bonds, ex-interest.... bS