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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20


VA Wa - study fer the past twenty
yeaxs, and Is tier esore tse peggsn ukoai an kfiet-
ed skoafd oeussfis No one evef hezre Of patient
o4 Ais not EefcgeArs6 sinee he nxs been in khs
city Hts enutAsfon has veueaega III All he cts
yxpers his paaisuts aud enc u1a4aeai pxsfessten
beth hgrs aud abroad IS being shr meat kk1fifai
speefafisx here ana thnecHxh master Or ali aeaua
diseases II All others, dent despair, give fal
hin a cab 1t Is eaty common occurrence with
him tocure s8sca egsgs. Rtzs KUc%s&aRxe sepeFsts
FOR fSai ss skd gsHfasFzrn knd ths 6se complete il
The city.
You've MEN, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE -
ns1tor aigals sexsses xx9eh s4 ats 4tznR 90 TIA
Treatment Of those eases ssaassd By secret bah
III sxAash Fsins estA mlsE afs Seay4 shaaEasnx ths
anfortunsss iudksiduAl sitAeF foF ansfnhnx sr sae
stya lTbe saa ssfsst CT thsse early haalka OF ths
szrasa q ripper yeafss 60 waAkea assd ashAitaas
tAsEaa saIsxtt an destroy kass menea ana ty saua
powers dsninish 2a emf aepAR u txs@l see&Angs
ard exhaust thu vital energies cf manhood tbs
pleasures Of lie aFemaTTsd, the object Of mar
iiage fEpssAssl. Spf syisteaSe Itself rendered
tepan q askA ASsrs III ~ ana asFess Aesas per.
sons especially those contemplating fnarrtaxe
should lose no time in nIaking immediate appIica
tion, az Dr.. D. ! By bis new treatment, IL anabaee
70 tRsETs Spef1E and perfRsneut eage,.,
GsAsnftattonk frse afsd E1ffn8eatfaf once ne
ETs South Clark Street. sotnss az M6Asss, half /
nleck ffsfa IA Post ufBee, Pest oasee Eox asa
entsaa6. tlE ttGass HouEp from il M.saHp u
SeH9 fer bis t.1aids 10 Esafth,b pnnfishes
mggftfay frse on charge,
M B.-La6fss, ssrd for a descriptive eireuin,
81 Psssayis Rstnssis. the best preventive OF con
ekptfon Known Seat Ia Ezy address free Of eAaxxa
February "a ss-no-ss-Iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20
spss Esasns / H.Is.r sa.ss

RI Ia Il --4~-as--s~--~FT 9wnwyT--wT@ "a a
! sSss EpkfHs Hssa4s aasss
for holiday goods is near at hand, and
in view Of the fact, Santa Claus has es-
tablishod spsoia1 agebttsy 1t the elegant
and we'll known establishment Of Dir. C.
R,ysesFIals, whess bssatisyE md ~
propFiats pr esents for The aged, middls.
aged an d young, can be secured at great
bargains. The g0ekas complete 10 eve
~ partisaIaA embracing fancy articles
IN enalesa psofpsiap. dol Is a. kniXsAs kaAle
cot egg, eassofs, aIbqins, poruaosAise ,
skates, raj rs, jewsIry, dFaries. AmhlistSsi
Instruments, drams, aad 10 fact nearly
ev ~ article suitabtu for Chr istmas or
New Year gift. Ills assortment of toys
for the rfsiidFea y yregIrss x'tA every
thing calculated TO aGyse aud instruct,
aud mast b. seen TO b appreciated. In
'sisw 81 tie lias sat lqrsps % q essaiea gaae
goods nave been purchased, JAequcmIG
sill sell at prices within the reach Of all !,
and no one va R7s5esfto ostain IN ar
tiele designed fer present should fsll
~ exeHias) Ais szts's,ss ssd lsvarTsi
stock before purchasing.
,Af +zs-y-~ ~ - ss-ss : -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

- 10 EbEaheth, Eew Jaraey. TIA
single men arss assessed oas dollar mere
poll sax shaa msssisd men. masy psy ii
cheerfully as tax on iuxnfies.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

-. 18TH II s.s|lt...s w. :.
On tls ladies Of sAs afeshaaisa Gharah
~ their reeans fair will be extended 10.
ward the managers Of the Episcopal ssss
Isival, n Barebp,s Hal, shis (Thafsdayl
Ssdl1. 'EaE
sas that OF sha former which, taken il
Eeoansetioawith lbs fses saas ths ladies
Hof this oAureh have made no pablo ap.
pssl for aid daring period Of .hsse
years or more, should .iasnrs Tor them d
hearty and liberal rssponsa On tie evs.
snings in question. The members of the
!. s!se h .:....1,aIsl!ts...,:.
universally exhibited d spirit Of LIBERAL.
y Ia furtherAnch Of tho objects and
aims Of other denominations, 10 their
efforts 70 build ap their churches and
As Gone good turn deserves another, y
Ut is not askiag too maeh that other con
gregasiOns, BY sAar s.sasass and patron
age, render saeh encouragement to the
managers Of The Episcopal festival as
they have hsrssosars geesdssa al their
hands. The ladies are determined that
nothing shall DO left undena that will
tsnd 10 the interest Ard snjoymsnt OF
this occasion, and aaide from the fact
'ssAsl essaa viii hasalhk tsHN
enterprise, they will be enabled 10 spend
q pleasant and profitable evening. The
usual refreshments, prepared under the
immediate supervision Of the ladies, will
ies ssrEsG mp ia gshsssanss sAbis &c the
same tide there viii be for sale large
and varied collection Of useful and fancy
articles suitable for holiday presents
isuoh as toys, childrens' garments, work.
baskets, needle cushions, eoafeclieps-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

az 0toPfas GFSas EuFeFSAh Fa8o-
sasaa aes bsva hsiai ~ trrsh p BsRbppss
Hail during afeW' evenings past. Tbs
exhibition is spokra Of BY those who
pavs akkepded ~ one, gel, xortAx Of pa
trenage. We ae<pFlsdxb tAs gecssps
of complimentary tickets, bat want Of
time has preclGdsd the possibility of our
mGkiqg use vi them. ~. s....- .
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20
seE ADD 3 az AiIg. leSa
siuAe ssak HAkh&lA 5orsslsa,

6iulss sSak HAlh&lA sorssjsa,
ship, many Of which have been manufao-
tared by the ladies themselves, and are
not to be obtained at the stores. Thsse
artiesss MD lha sAld ii = eaasoassl Id price,
and those who design maEiug purchases
for holiday zifss. will have beaaei-
full and varied assortment from which to
make sssassssansF ssN Ekssas at as
Low figure as elsewhere, sheY will have
the satisfaction OF knowing that the
price paid is to be applied in behalf Of a
movement that should engage che atteu-
sion of every citizen of Council Bluffs
the sprsad Of Christianity 10 our midst,
Then Les everybody old AID young
prssts1ss9Es 81 Fon .RFsisassss ofsEsxiou
attend what may b the last grand fes-
sivat Of the season, At Burhop's Hall this
evening and tomorrow night Les us
give toe 1ixsia@ ~ yEaiss saaff;sssA rousiug
and tubstantisi bcneft-one that viii
enable them y fully accomplish sbeir
]. pE5gasgsFgggorihF dssiggfs,& gtsw "A
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

As tas aHiy FasEs rel AZ aa a. - e.
iahSt now In Chicago that can e
entirely relied upon So 50 him,
and not suffer th8t horrible dis
. teass t. gssa<ln In ysRr AysseEu,
aiSnguFsnR your tsea and body, be-
81 xisi@s &1strex8n& 70 M h&pplnsss
aud sptHFss pEesa esss ag Site ne
has made RRiEAEE DISEASES
u and nsFvans debility his
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20
Wensler ful, lsaat True

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-26

from u III could '<odd Al the law now ~~66s
yoi Nigh, DO sen snced 70 Immediate execution The
i Jaw puts una discretion In my hahds, out inasmuch az
s ~ 40 er post aco es 10 you. shall certainly
exercise any discretion may have TO shorten y0lT
ssis,epce one hour MOREOVER, You have right TO
psing into court the whole cass1 70 appeal
nom the decision Of con.. 70 you II there
anything wron- ID the evidence and the proceedings,
ana God forbid should deprive you OF that opportunity
OF appeal You shall be treated just as the law was when
yon committed the offence that II the evidence does
mt In the opinion Of my learned brethren sustain the con-
victim time and opportunity will be given You TO move
against IT, II have received evidence snch as ongnt NOT
To have been received have put wrong construction
on any part OF H. II viii be open for yon TO make com
pa nt 10 that effect and the period OF your execution
VIII 20 delayed til tho end OF the next term, just
a. TINT law had not baen passed. 30 As
70 anord you an opportunity OF appeal. ~ now
ony remains Tor ma 10 pronounce the dreaieu sentence
OF the law. Yours Is offence punt liable with DEATH
on you; therefore, Is that you be taken 10 tho place from
whence you came 10 be there detained TIL thursday,
the l3h day OF December newt and 10 be- taken on that
day To tna place OF aud there hanged by the
neck NATL you are dead, and may God have mercy on
your s0nl
During the latter part Of ihe address his lordsbp
very much affected. HIS voice was choked that II
tencs tho prisoner During Tho delivery Of the nd
dress the vast audience still death throughout
The court ROOM
The court adjourned until tomorrow morning Of ten
O'Clock, when tho Rev. Mr.. Lnmsden will BIO placed in
the prisoners box, NJ Q. Cameron O. G., for tho pr.
soner; Solicitor General Cockburn Dr. II. A. HARRISON
Q g., and }. H Cameron, q O., for the prosecution
people TO concur II and will oppose aDy attempt
q. roDrioye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-26
Course on Thursday next mile heats best tbres IN v
to wagons, which win DO troll worth seeing
Cincinnati Races-Fall Meeting Over the
j.. Buckeye Conrsc-Foarth Day.

Cincinnati Rnces-Fall Meeting Over the
Buckeye C0mrse-Fourth Day.
CS1SsAu, Ohio, Oct. rs, 1864
The weather to-day was cold and clear and The traok
had much improved during the nigh, previous and was
In fine running order Two races came on-ths hrst 8
two mile DASH all ages which was beautiful event.
and the second mile heats best three In 1--WE. In the
first were Bayswater, Mollie Austin, Mack and Tom
Porter the former winning the In gallant style.
Mack the favorite before starting Of i've 20 I'VE
against the field, and larg, amounts were io5s py ms
hackers He was beaten ha T length .
The mile heat Won by Luxembourg " tnree
straight heats beating Jack Armstrong and General
gherdan the latter being stancsd by Dis bride Dreak.
ing coon ater starring The Jockey, finding he had no
control OF the colt slipped on his back at she quarter
pole without injury. Sheridan stopped at the
lower end Of tho homcstrelch. The following are
summarizes
BrcKgYE COURSE CINCINNATI, October 2o.--FoURTu
Day Two mile dash for all sse', purse $500
X A. Alexander entered b. O. Baysvator, . years
old by Lexington, dam Bay Ieaf. by Yorkshife....
d. J. Grouse entered G. Mack, 8 years old, by
imp Eclipse, dam by imported Weaiherbt a
T. A. smith entered b. l. Moi Austin, years old,
by imported Scythan dam by Glencoe ........... o
James Ford entered s. rom Porter, years ola, Dy
Lightning, dam by Glencoe
Time, 3:3sH
SANE DAy-Me heats best three In 1--we, Tor al ages,
purse S100 the winner Of tho rst race ON the st day
TO carry Eve pounds extra
Msssrr Mcconnell Haaeas entered br. Q.
Luxembourg, 4 years old BY Sovereign, dam :.
E. A. saith entered b q. Jack ARMSTRONG,
by Bob Johnson dam by imported eclipse.
James Shy Gu cred C. General Sheridan,
yeafs old by Revenue. dam BY Boston drs
limo 1:4s1<-147K-l:60H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-26

MATCH A0Af,er ftNk
Between The heats or the eloyesros another 3, sst
was decided THIS wah match alsAat time ior 81 tV1
81 600 70 400 that the stallion ceaTe Wilkes eos not
beat 2:25 wagon in three fias. Ha was started A.
the thfee1uarter POLE AMI trolting ~ the homssiscia
made The frat quarter IN thlriyfoar sConif Ho fn4Ae
the half mile IN 10, bot WIS 100 lii Ahiux tho ID NJ
John Crooka drove him Ills rst trial ~ paF arori
panied BY a running horse, ridden ~ John arrrbw
Dan Mace drove the stallion hiH Fec0,d trial. hi *
lost 90 much tine Ia geng over tho llkt half niia
i:le~tnat il vas luposb ie FOR Ire hifsa 10 vim no
however, majc the last half mile IN n and the mia
IN 2;2sb his owner then or the 1rler as I. was
evident that the HOSES chances az Whining w., ,ten
entirely gone. George Wisea. q willie scep made
fcsior mile than either Emmn o. LAZY morn yssur,ev
Afternoon. 49, '
During the trostlng yesterday Afternoon inc ovrsrs
81 lazy fhorn, f1dy Fnma and Seort wnkee agreed
70 vot ieT puts AM fteke o. sAovs 4, lie Fsah,cp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-26
SENTENCE Or A svSelss.

Rpsrov OoL 70, 800.
Az i@Nfsace to-day George A. KinGistln, ons " The
beverly burglars engaged IN the nray with stats constA
blos ~ Chelea Roach sons tlmc ago seaianced To-
state Prison for twenty years
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A CREAr REDrOTLov - lmiGEs AZ
y hiram ANDEt.syHA % .AOWERt.
FHil epu tation o. Royal Nle and Brussels arrsunrs
Lowell Three and IrNriN O. rnts. IurrR Fnrpants
~ ctNia 20 81 Is per yEr' Foar OAclohR, IL fsat
md th - wfe - ~ crrts pr,iaris yare8 vide,
Piano 1Elte Covers. dow S.H0eH Mlla. liQa 10
pieces ws ard checked wnitrrs a. 70 10 " cst. PEI
ysId. H. u.--,sr Anderson does not eel American Brus
sells Look tot 80 Bowery.
A -a--a-s-A.--DEccRAT RATED DINNER, ga AND
~. foet Sets n greet yereiy sgcr laisd ~ are, able
Cutlsrv. flfcA en- Utrheiia China aud Glassware
HOWARD ~ BtSStoRij'S 0rrat Emreu1ta
Cooper InsrtEic spd Asior place. corner street
rsoLUTR DIVORCES LEGALLY osrAfv~D in
"a any ftstet without fsitl cty sxpoeure. M fees
charged rutl divorce y qfistlea. IGOA1E IfNcoLS.
Lawyer. - Nsssar street. Nea YORK ely.
INVOICES LEGALLY unrafvrp IN NEW yopR
~ aud othnt stairs, whors pphriy Gee ii, ahxcuiS
divorce Rtrntst; consultation free.
~ howfs, cpaaseGicr. sc q NAesAa street
20 no THovts Y. aoNgw's crgrxw,cu AND
NJ Nufray sfrrtA wheft wll ard rAas rN~,aa Flsh
feJ md Everything else cheaper than any scrs u ssv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

There was an auction sale on Saturday which
took place. not at the Merchants Exchange, but
at an obscure store upon Elysian Fields street
Various lots of old iron, bedsteads and other fur
niture which told of household wrecks, were
offered for sale, butwhat principally attracted our
attention were number of the pixies which had
been forged during the late war, and which, like
everything else, have had their history. Several
thousands of them, we have heard, were made,
and battalion organized to drill with them; but
they were never, that we knew Of carried into
battle. They were seized by the federal govern
ment, sold at auction and we have heard it said a
number of them were bought by the Fenians. a
few hundred more were purchased at auction, and
were sold again for few cents apiece to be ben
and used as ice hooks. We presume that thost
that were disposed ofupon Saturday were destinei
to similar purpose, and the facts altogethe
afford curious parody upon the beating Q
| swords into pruning hooks
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

NEW YORK, Oct 2S.-The steamers Alemania and
Deutschland, from Southampton on the 18th, have
arrived.
The Queen of Denmark is on visit to the Prince
and Princess of Wales at Marlborough House.
The London Star says Col. Taylor, government
whipper-in, has forwarded circular to conseTTa-
tive agentsthroughout England urging them to de-
vote special attention to the new register, as an
appeal to the country will be made at the next
session.
Great reform demonstrations are to be held in
London, Edinburg and Glasgow
The Berlin correspondent of the London Times
saws according to authentic intelligence received
here. Napoeon's health is not improved by his
soiourn in Barritz, although his recovery is prob,
able Biarritz correspondent says the emperor
looks remarkably well and takes daily walking
| exercise.
| At ameeting of representatives from all parts
| of Northern Scheswig q resolution was adopted
for the immediate establishment of an association
for opposing any division of Schleswig. The
Prussian governor of Schleswig has prohibited
the raising of subscription by the Danish inhabi-
tants for the purchase of wedding gift for Prin.
cess Dogmar.
1 The Hungarian Diet will open November 18th.
The Madrid Politica declares that Spain must
obtain satisfaction from Chill by force, and adyo'
Gates the retention of the Chincha Islands.
The statements that the czar is i'll, and that the
Russian ministry had resigned are devoid of truth
Fourteen hundred English volunteers, now IL
Brussels, are being feted in the most princelJ
manner. The king has invited them to grane
banquet.
ITALY.-Gen. Menfiec has handed over to tht
Austrian government S75OOOO0 livres, being th
: Italian indemnity. At the same time he receive
from Count Mendedorf the iron crowd of Lon
bardy The subscription to the Italian nation2
) loan has been most successful The ratitieations
the treaty of peace between Austria and ltal
have been exchanged at Vienna. The Italian
ID were to enter Verona on the 10th and Venice Q
the 10TH Austria agrees to the Italian prop
sition that the Venetian soldiers in Austria shou
not be removed to yeneta during the preyalen'
of cholera.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
PETITIONS FOR CoMMUTATIoN TO
IMPRISONMENT.
Other Prisoners to be Brought to Trial
Forthwith.
FEARS OF THEIR EsCAPE-IRIsH FENIANs
IN TORONTO.
DOUBTS OF REV. Mr.. LUM8DEN'S CONVICTION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-The secretary of state
has addressed letter to Sir Frederick Bruce in
behalf of James Lynch and John Mcmahon, re-
Gently convicted in colonial court in Canada and
sentenced to death upon charge that, being
citizens of the United States, they were actors in
the assault made in the month Of June last at Fort
Erie, in that colony.
The secretary says the United States consul at
Toronto has been instructed to procure for the
information of the government a copy of the
record of the trial and conviction of Lynch and
McMahon, and also of all further trials and con
yictions of a similar character which shall take
place in Canada The secretary says:
"The President directs me to assure you of his
confident hope that her majesty's government will
not only cheerfully comply with the request thus
made, but that they will think it proper also to
examine the judicial proceedings aforesaid with
careful regard to the rights of the United States
and to the maintenance of the good relations be-
tween the two countries. For this reason 1t VIII
be very gratifying to the President if you should
be able to give me an assurance that the eGecu
ton of the sentences pronounced upon the con
victed persons will be suspended if occasion tol
delay shall arise in the manner before mentioned
To make it desirable it Is the opinion of this gov
ernment that sound policy comedies with the bes
impulses of a benevolent nature in recommendln
tenderness amnesty and forgiveness in sue
{. cases.o
NEW YORK, October 26.-The Herald's Toront
special says dispatches are coming from all par
Of the provinces, demanding that no mercy |
= shown the convicted Fenians 1t is doubtful if tt
crown can find evidence sufficient to convict tt
Rev. Mr.. Lumsden. The threats made by IL
4 New York Fenians to avenge the death of thos
2 convicted, are doing great injury to the prisoner
Petitions are to be circulated and sent to the go
. ernor-general, to forward to the home govern
ment, to have the sentences committed to impri
# onment David Whaler, Patrick Norton and DAM
! IfDrummond, have been arraigned. Fears are e.
). pressed that the prisoners may escape. There al
n in the city over five hundred unemployed Iris
Il American Fenians The prisoners at Cornwa
are to be indicted on Monday, for high Treason
N and tried the following Wednesday.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
The RECORD Of Crime.

Sunday is generally observed by even the cltar-
acters who figure in police reports, and the am as
Of crime made yesterday unusually small vie ID.
Excepting at certain hours Of the day, when t be
populace are on their way to church Of riding in
the cars, or have met, together at some sunda y
festival, there is really no opportunity for thts
darker passions to come into play. However,
exactly for the reason that there is nothing else
to do, the arrests for drunkenness, which includes
certain number OF assaults and batteries, ares
generally larger this day than any other. It is a
fact worth keeping in mind, that the majority +
the cases that are brought before the courts are
caused by liquor. But the influence Of the
| weaker sex in producing crime ranks as next in
power.
These remarks are merely preparatory to the
statement that there were no crimes reported.
worth recording yesterday.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
! nam At an ola AssemDrx Room.

A popularity of this city, is the number and
variety of the balls that given in its midst Its
gaiety is not entirely traditional or matter Of
hearsay. On s'amuse is the motto of almost every
class. Wealth and fashion have its assemblies and
so has the demiD1onde.
One Of those balls of which We have heard from
time immemoral took place last Saturday evening.
1t was licensed by the city authorities. It was given
in what was once the heart of the city, but in
which the hum of busines is now no longer heard.
IT was at the ball room which fifty years ago was
the place of assembly for the elte of the city. and
in which for thirty years aftermost ofthe gay festi
walls which marked the progress of passing event
were held. Here are the recesses still in whicl
our elders whispered the first word Of love; o
made those vows which they may not have alway
remembered to keep.
This salond danse is still, perhaps, the fine
in the city. Thirty large mirrors adorn IL
surrounding walls. Overhead are silk hangin
of pink. The latter look little faded, the 2
has lost something Of It's lustre from the frames
the pictures, and the mythologic scenes cary
upon the latter are hardly discernible The
sembly room has shared the fortunes cf the 81
:, rounding neighborhood. There could not be
more appropriate hall selected for the charact
Of the guests.
Al As you mount the spirsl stairway, an ofic
It who is there stationed, almost takes you in
arma in his search for concealed weapons. I
ls investigation is carefully made, commencing W
a, your hat and endilg only with your boots.
he Plac card upon the wall now meets your eye, WI
oil ytarns the guess not - ear their hats IL aa'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
VIOLENT ASSAULT ON A JUDGE BY A POLICEMAN
Discredited Rumor Of Gen Palmer's Being Found
Guilty Of Felony.
Interesting General Intelligence.
SHIPPING, RIVER NEWS, MARKETS
Etc,
Etc.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2s.-The governors court for
the investigation of the charges against the police
commissioners is now held in the House of Repre-
sentatives. The evidence of Saturday, as on the
first day, was mainly against the judges Of cleo
ton, charging them with rejecting qualified voters
and with acting from partisan motives; also,
charging certain members Of the police force with
being Influenced by political prejudices. The ex-
animation will be resumed tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2S.-Judge Craig, of the city
court was this afternoon assailed by policeman
Slater and seriously injured, The accounts of the
ground of the assault are so conflicting that al
examination must be lad before the cause thereo
can be ascortained,
VIC. Summerviue, of Charlestown, West yir
ginia was found dead on Saturday morning oI
the steamer PRINT Donna evidently from cholera
A check drawn c n Marietta, Ohio, for $4,000 wa
found on his pe'ison
LOUISVILLE, October est srumored, but di
credited in legal circles, that the Court of Al
peals has dc clded that General Palmer was guilt
Of felony for assisting in the escape Of slave
. while he was commander of this military distrlc
From Yesterdays Papeysl
WASHINGTON, Oct. u. = Lieutenant Gener
Sherman had another interview with the Hfesiue
g to-day. .-e..,;,-
" received announcing an impending clyH var
% Colorado and New Mexico, Hon ., = Hh&Nt
G. delegate from the halter territory, states tnat
ID dlicullies haye arisen Oh the misLaahasehleA1