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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

Sr. CHAxLxa.-This is the uarns of q
new hotel Just opened in Omaha, By Mr.
q. D. OAKS, one Of the most popular
and ohliging landlsrds Ia the West
Ills furniturs is all new, and the house
clean and neat. Those who call on Mr..
Oaks will End him all o. K. lie under
ssaDds kis business, and We take pleasure
in resomm ending him % the pghlie.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

Mas. G. II. BABAErT, having 6 ErRss
sLAss sRwiKG MACHINE, ID prepared 10 dc
sewing, 9Th neatness and Dispatch, Al
rsasosable rates. Psrsons desiring work
done, are requested to call At her rssi.
denes on Pierce street. R44n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

W, CARrKNYxK, Eco, Of tho Omaha
Herald, called apca us last Saturday.
He informed az that the Herald is coon
to be eularged. We wish it great pros
panty.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

REy. AR LIVERHoRE, gnissrsaliss, did
not reach here % lass Sunday, As be was
expected TO do. he may be hare in time
to deliver a sermon on Sunday next, at
Mv. Burhop's II all. He 10 one Of The
most eminent preachers 10 The couStry.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

Soucx.-All persons are hereby mott.
6ed not to purchase a certain promissory
note, dated at Highland, Montana Terri
tory, 1864, executed by @. P. Smith and
add Pleasant Taylor, to James FaIlsr,
for $l05 90, as said note has been paid.
@. p. SMITH.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
Free TO Everybody.

A large pp. Circular, giving lAssrmasEsv az
he greatest importance TO the yauax 81 bath
sexes.
II ssashea hos the hOmsiy mar sscoms hsaasi-
fai, tas dsspissd rsEpse4sa, and the feTsaksa
loved
Ne yeanK lady s1 gentismAn abeai fail to SEND
aAsir Address, and receive a copy pest paid, hy
Fefszn mail. Address p. o. DrawsraI,
ssS ssSsnsAos frey, New York.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

MxssRs. BRiGGs AND CALDwElL, proni
nsnE 10 the Herald ofkse, wers in to see
90 tbs other day, aad wsre looking sne.
They appear - have ciaiaxs here, aud We
wndexsssna iusena to improve them.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

g II DIR. Douglass has charged she
county, as 10 insimassd By the NonparsiI,
1880 600 for few minutes cork" II
is an addinenal evidence Of the nesessi-
~ Of . watehfalness on the part Of the
sag payers. Watch year pockets.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

PnKs or Goops.-Ws woald refer
those 10 want of goods to Mr.. &. P.
SNow, who has lots Of them. He has q
complete assortm snt, and is whOlssalipg
at very Low rates.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

V Emigrant wagons begin to maks
thar appearance on our streets again
The West is the country 70 build up in,
and those ~ho desire to prosper should
seek homes here soon.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
MARRIAGE AND CELE8ACv,

Al Essay aDd warning snd Instraelion fer
Young Asa. Aiso, diseases and Aliases whIeb
pEestFAts theritai powers, With sure means .
relief Seat free Of charge in sealed letter enyal
eprs. Address pR .. sKILLEN HouGEToN.
Howard Association, Philadsiphia, Pa.
n4a--ly g. n.e
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

PorAToKs PoTAToRs T. The publie
will aDd lsrge los of the best potatoes
10 the country, a. the store Of j. Y. Sic
dsasop 3 Bro, Middle Broadway. They
are selling - low r'ices. Is 2w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

gI a young lady returning to her
soahtry houes after a sod Urn Of q few monahs
in the city, was hardly recognised By her frisnat
In piAcs Of coarse, rustic, flushed face, shs had
soit ruby complexion Of almost msrbls smooth
mes, and instead Of twsniy-thEse, abe really ap-
peard bat eighteen. Upon iRQaiTy az to ths
cause OF 80 great a change. shs pIsIHiy told then
that shs Esed the CIRCASsIAN BALM, aaa
eonsideTea Il ~ invaluable Acquisition to any
LadJ's toilat. b. iIs use aay Lady sr GsntIsnan
can Improve their personal APPEARANCE an hun
di sdfpiI. II Is simple Ia its combination, -
nature herss Is simple, get unsurpassed In its
sfneaey in drawing Impurities frsm, and also
healing, cleansing and esautityiaE ths ska and
complexion. by Its airs<t action % the suticiS
II draws 'front.' all It's Impurities, kindly hsa ing
the same, and Leaving the surface as EAtnTs in
tended IL should be, clear, Hsfs, smooth and
Seaatifui Price 81. seat By nail or express, on
rseeipt Of order by
WI CLARK 4 CO. chsnlsts,
No. swest Fayetts street, syracuse.
The Gully American AgsaiG for the sale Of .hs
same Fsb 2i-Hssyri-sns
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

- See che advertisement Of Madame
3. y. Tsoasyox, the great Assrelsgiss,
Claisvoyaat ana PsychomssEisian.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

c. That sterling Democrats saess'
the 0mshs Herald, 10 now issued % a
n srning pspsr.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
Know thy Destiny.

Il
2ADAMn .. Y. THORNTON. tAs great Eng
haA AssrelOgist. olairvsyans ana PsycAoms tri-
elan, wae has astsnishsd iAs sesenIlas classes Of
aAs Old worla, has new located hesssf AZ Had
sen, D. T. MsaGns Thsrston possesses surh
wSadsTfui sowsrs Of second sishs, 80 to enable
her TO inpaEt kpowisdsa % sha greatest impoT.
lanes 10 tAs sing:a o. married as either sex
While ia state Of traRes, sae aslinsatss IRE
vs1y fsatares 81 tbs peTsoa yoa are ts marFy ssd
~ sAs aid Of an instrsmsat Of intense pswsr.
Gaewn ~ sas PEyehoiaolreps. guarantees 70 pro-
aaes life-liks stetnfs 81 sAa future Azsksad or
vita Of the sppiicaass tagsther wish data Of mar
sihsa pesiasn IN lfss leading traits of character,
&C. zAis 10 ~ hamaus, ~ aAsasands ~ tssti-
asaiais can assert she will ssnd whsn desired
eersiAsd sertiasais, 81 wEiftsa gaaFGatss, that
ne paesuss 10 wAsa 10 paspsFta 10 Do. ~ sDsios-
ing small issz Of hair, and stssaas place ofbirsh
asss aispositasa and compiaxisa and enclosing
afsy essta asd s&s4 snvsisSs addressed u
yeaFssif res wiil receive ths pieaare ami assised
iafsFmation By resurn mali. Al standardization
sserealg eonaasaaisI. Address In eonaaesss,
akDAaB y. y. TRoRKToN. r. o. Box sas,
Hadsgs, NJ. e. Rse III nseyxisns
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
IIEEi LIHs 4

E&n4~@esxsy ard kIsas, sffnstsd ASs mica ksyth
~ ce1nxl1 n5n1x wk&ze Ne VIII keep eomsssnafy eu
asa4 ~ tsss quality % EGms, whteA Willie eel6
In saaatItSss fsssft rafshasers saa 81 ths Mss
TaesanAble tSxnas. JOHN HAXMEEk
.xa 4 fa1&~-sf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

w-p~ TAa WEAKLY Hnals Aas abs asRges
r.pr.1atss. AZ ray eager pahliAhs& On tAs
- sasassmss slsRs,n Enalmsss Mss. By
sawaysmu. sAslv eva smssrass, will ass kaii
- hare tails AavsRtasesassaa ssasRAs Nc as~
Iy lass rssa In tss esiamza-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

CoxE D1wN.-The RonpaveiI thought
our eounty vas beiBg robbed, and said SO,
but some one ~ho has much to do With
that paper, saii this will not do-yOu are
Injuriug our infuepce-taks 1t all back.
The next irsus came out, and said, after
oil, we have honest Oficers-the county
sArirs are veil managed, and the charge
Of robbery is all wrong. Bat We nov
hnd 10 tbs NJnpareil of Tuesday morn
ing, April l6, 1867, these words:
"As the case now stands, is is a pref.
| ty lively quarrel between the lawyers as
10 whIch of them ought to fleece the eoan-
| ty. IL i. pull Dick Pull Devil! The
poor tx. payers pay the bill"
What lawyers are trying to fierce The
county? Has Judge Baldsin anything
to do With this HseeiOgS Why don's
you expose this attempt BY the lawyers
to fleece the poor tax payers Z" 10 this
nos your duty As public journalists
UNCLE Tox.-This play vas rendered
at BurhOp's Opera IIOase, on last Friday
q gbs 10 ths presence of the largest al
ditnss stAt has attended toe iheaseE fur
some time.
Walter Bray, as Uncle Tom, played
admiralty, and received high praise from
all present.
Miss Howard, who is a great fsEoritc,
performed her part wish credit to her
self.
Mrs. Bray aad Miss Chaplain each
played sbsir parts very yell, and gave
general satisfaction.
Messrs TownseBd and Grayson, always
sp 10 their parts, did nobly.
Little Mas Jennie Doren-sWeet az an
angel-was admired by every one. We
doubt IL another child Of Der age, With as
lissle preparation, could be foasd to do
as veil.
The sheGter bas tesn very we'll attend
cd for sone nights past, and the plays
have generally given sasisfaesion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
- " . EG -
PERIODICAL DROPS
THB @RxkS
REMAKE REMEUY F0R H.
Il REGUE4ARATEEs.

Asvs tssssa tAsss drops 10 my swS praatss.
ever tea ysarH saS Dc rot shssltsts 10 ssy. thss
ae4hAng has ~ been asvsisSea ~ medical RS
search thstssts ss powerfully, positively, and
asFulsa ely, in ezssa Of female irregplsFiSy, as
soss thas madeline In all recent cases II asvsr
taIIs, whils bhsusxnds wa laws sesa leng sat
sxers, are indssssa - u for Tia been 1t he AHA
zo-dAy.
AitssEgh 70 powerful ana pssitays, sssx are
gsrfstiy haTmlsss, and nay be assz al ell tines,
aGesDa wAsnsRssially fsEsiAasn In sas aifss-
ttonst
70 have sssa sztsnsEvsly snplsysa BIZ end
nsat hgslslAns In EFanes &na knKfan6 40 Ne u
MS Ia Esy own ETasttesy ever ten ysaTs, ana laws
ygt to hear of the arss7 Instances 81 faiiara. !
esule Eiys yea tsstinsnials Of their s&6as8
froa ladies all sves tbs Rsrthszn ana wsstara
asatsa. we're tAey Hss In thair nataEs pFiysts. -
OYER los, oo0 Dstties have bssn aela tAa past
ys&T, gNd hc4@ and tTuR1 macy aaGase8s hase
Sssn esnsattsd. ans veil swars shAs fsms6y
IS psswas 30 FsEsvs all eSstrusaieus, may pc
ussa fa< bad purpose. bat trust,thAt where % q
bottle 10 81 used, tea mRS fall Int IN Ia Gs
% really needy sRagrsr
re al VITO suffer from Asy ivFsgniaritiespain-
Mrnstruatisn, LsesTrhs the fFain Of ais~s
eases tna1 foll9ws pic asys try . BEETLE sfa
DR.. Lyoa's Yrshca PerIsdissi rraps. ssins :
anid prspsrat d, thsiE sstien IL mere atrsst sR
Pcsitlvs than any pills 81 powders. Explicit al
rsetIonss Bearing Esy fassimlIis, AesamesEs sase
hettis.
Thsy nag be ebsainsA frsm nearly svsxy arua.
Sist in q esuntFy, ~ insissing she prise fs
o. CLARK o., New Karen, CenH., GsRsEsl
| AGsats Ter las Csitsd statss AID Canada.
DR. JOHN 4. LxON.
RRAoTIcIHs PKHs1crAa,
asw Esvsa. gssa.
~ Price sl 30 Per Bossis.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
Chicago & Northwestern Railway,
TINE rARLE.

xy On ana after ptsrnxEy ala. irains vii
arrive and aaP art - fstssvs
ARRIyE. DEPAkx
.1as%s A. NJ Mail.s...i.7o A. NJ
oaAsyExeeDteal fauaaxy exeeptnd
mGoraa9| S.eA p Il Rxprssa.. o ~ p. u
[momSny axespxea1 fsasaraaY exxrvtsa.
Gstt L. DUNLAP, Gee. suYs.
sR ne ., aapG IswA ptvisisa.
&C. MUTT, Aasns,
R.A II taeT COsR<Il BlHas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
Wonderful, but True

MADAME REMINGTON, the werid sxnswnss
AstroIoEiss and somnembulstis CiairSOYant,
weits In ClairvoyaEt stGts. dsIinsstaS the vsry
features o. the person yOa ara 10 marry, and By
tia aid Of an Instrument Of intense pawer ksaxn
a. the Pryehom0trops, guarantees to produce .
perfect and hfs-like PIetsrs Of tie failure hua-
sAnA or wife Of the applicant, Wits dAse Of mar
rage, @aruPstiSa, isazlng traits Of character,
az This Is no imposition, as Testimonials With
cut HumbeS can asset By stating place Of kirtA,
aEs, disposition. color Of eyes AID hair, ard ca
eipGInE atty cts, aud stamped envelope addressed
TO yourself, you wlA Esceivs the picture By rsturn
nail, togstAsr With desired Information.
Address IL confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, P. Box Ss7, West Troy. New
York PSb9I-u2ayFTkus
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
Earscg re- ALI.

pwaaas wsshins 10 tassra Advertisements, rs
en- a. gDsesal Nsslce4. Cempssais IDEAS, 81 mxt-
Kss sf any ktna sastsysg, In TmK wggKLy
auaxR mu.s aars i'm saeig essg a. Or hsfors aasa
an 81 Yasaa.y IA anaura puhIlSatiea In tas is-
sue for the carreat wsek. TssEs Nih % 30 sew
asiaa from thEs rule.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
sHRUBBERY { EARLY PLANTS,

! have on hand The following EhFuba, Vines
and Plants, wkieh ELI sell a. eastern prices,
10 Wit.
500 American Classsr Goesessrriss, sasass,
1900 Rec pmteh CuSra2ts.
$50 PuTpls Lilac.
so Persian do
800 Ross Acacia. rt
1909 Cenacfd Grsps, viEeR
IaGa IEabssfs do "a
Boo Alleats Hybgia Grape, -
leo cFiaSen Do ~
EARLY PLANTS.
10 co garry wsksssad Csehsgs gsaniA
10 ,30 B&Tiy winaesztA1a Cabbage
Il, 600 Celery
600 Paris CauliasweF
s,anp Ee1zaks
I, 90 View Terra TESxege4 ggg
MaDls GroYs GaFaea. Csuacti EiHsEz lowa
asswA 1xAAEDxE W. "a 2BgTT.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
98AB4Y Q
Auburns Gel6sm, rasxen and
wxnnmm Cuxla.

Fgsaassz y rs sss q xsaf. nxxxxyxs Exz.
- cnx1 tAs msst strxl9ns sud stzAksrn 80 r
sithsx 91xfn wssy ftaxf ~ ~ kaayy - ~
suxlt LIS ae<s assa - Ia fs1hlsnsS11 =
knxas - keneess VIA ~ Mest &atxf45xg -
s1.tss ssslea ~ Dsss patas 81 Dsesrlo6fssel1.
salasy @ezlea fFne. 466F2eS nyuoxU. r -
e. - 1aysr atsssss A&xs u n, SIS e -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-23

A little boy has been sentenced to six
months imprisO ment in the Montgomery
County Jail, for giving his brother, who
was confiued in the prison, a false key,
whereby he made his escape.
Tie house of Mr.. Shelburne, Sullivan
County, was entered few evenings since,
and chloroform administered, and money
and notes taken amounting to between
two and three hundred dollars
The question as to the personality of the
Devil is at length definitely settled. 1t has
been ascertained that there is Devil-ln
the editorial chair of the Indianapolis
Her0ld.-EIchdnge. ~# IT. - 80
An old citizen living near New Lisbon,
Henry County, was found dead in the field
a few days ago. He. had been hauling logs,
and was lying by the side of the sled, upon
which he had loaded log; his horse being
unhitched, and some yards from the sled.
Page, the man who murdered his wife at
Valparaiso, was arrested at Chicago. He
is now in the Jail at that place.
A man named David King, who formerly
lived in Lawrenceburg, and in Aurora,
was walking ON the track of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, near North Bend, a
few days since, when a train came along
and knocked him off the track, injuring
him SO badly that he shortly after died.
He was intoxicated at the time of the acct
dent.
Mr.. John Groendyke of Fayette County,
fattened this season fifty-two hogs, the
average weight of which was Ais pounds.
The hogs were raised by him and sold in
Cincinnati at 7c per pound, realizing the
snug sum of 81, $40 so.
A Mr.. Lair, resident of Jennings Coun-
ty, while riding to Connorsville short
time ago, was thrown from his horse, and
his foot catching in the stirup, he was
dragged considerable distance and badly
injured by bruising.
Mrs. Henrietta Rose, of Bath Township,
Franklin County, died recently from the
result OF wound self-inhicted while suf-
fering under fit of alteration about a
week before her death.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-23
The Navigation of Green River I'M
pOrtant to Evansville.

The Governor of Kentucky, in his
Message to the Legislature, recon-
mended the sale or lease Of the Green
River and Kentucky River navigation
improvements; and the subject is now
before the committees of that body,
to the end that proper legislation may
be devised to carry out the recon-
mendation. This is a matter of much
Importance to Evansville, as the trade
of that fertile region is now and sho2ld
continue one of the most valuable
which we receive. Anything which
tends to improve the navigation of
that stream and develop the resources
of that valley, so rich in its agricul-
tural and mineral resources and manu-
featuring facilities, should receive
hearty encouragement from our bust
ness men and citizens generally.
The State expenditures for the i'm
provement of Green and Barren
rivers has been over eight hundred
thousand dollars; and yet from 1910
to 1865, the current expenditures have
exceeded the receipts by $4,000, be-
ing an actual expense to the State, in
addition to the interest on the first
enormous cost for the Improvement.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-23
KeRtdckF Union Con Yentlon.

We publish this morning the call
for a State Convention of the Union
men of Kentucky We direct the at
tention of our Kentucky readers to
it. While the true and faithful 10y
alists of Southwestern Kentucky are
greatly in the minority, it is no cause
why they should not be represented
in the State Convention it is rather
the greater reason why they should be
there, and counsel with their friends,
and participate7in denomination of
State officers. The Union men of
these counties will fail in their duty
to the State and Nation if they do
not send UP delegations-of intelligent
and fearless men, who are willing to
ayoE their principles, 1t, haskbeen.
decided with great unanimity at
Frankfort that the time for halfway
meesGrea and cancellation has passed, !,
and that the Union party of the State
should maintain an independent and
thoroughly loyal organization upon
the basis 81 Of the Constitutional
Amendment and the support Of Con
oresS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-23
KENTUCKY UNION STATE CONVEN-
eS~- W. 90 TI0N, - "a = =
At Frankfort, Tuesday, Feb. rs, 1861.

WHEREAS, The Union members of
the Kentucky Legislature, and many
of the prominent Union men from
various parts of the State, met in the
Senate Chamber in Frankfort, on the
9th of January, 1867, and passed reso-
lutiohs placing the Union party of
Kentucky in harmony with the great
Union party of the Nation, and call
ing State Convention to nominate a
full ticket of State officers, to be voted
for at the approaching August cleo
ton;
A State Convention of the Union
party of Kentucky, favoring the 18th
Amendment to the Constitution of
the United States, as proposed by
Congress, is hereby called to meet at
Frankfort, Kentucky, on Tuesday,
February 26, 1867, for the purpose of
a full organization of that party, and
the nomination Of full State ticket
for the August election.
1t is earnestly recommended that
meetings be held at once in every
county in the State, and delegates ap-
pointed to the Union State Conven-
ton. This general notice is given
BY ORDER OF THE UNION MEETING.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-23

Upon this showing the State will do
wellif it can induce any responsible
parties to receive the works. 1t is only
the almost uniform history of improve
ment managed by public officials In
the hands of private company it
would doubtless be made, to pay a
handsome revenue, and be kept in
much more naYigable condition. Gen.
DC. BUELL., now a citizen Of Mullen
burg County, KY, who is interesting
himself in the matter, has written a
letter, giving some every cogent reasons
why the, recommendation of the Gov
ernor should be promptly carried out
1t is contended, by General BUELL.
and the friends of the measure, that
the improvements, under the manage
ment of private enterprise, would re-
suit in imparting new life to the sec
tions coursed by this stream, and re-
suit in profitable development of fine
mineral and agricultural regions of
our State. In the hands of private
parties, every effort would be put
forth to build up towns, manu-
factories, open mines, concen-
trate and ship to market all the
surplus products of the country con-
tiguous to the river. The interest of
parties will lead them to offer induce
ments for colonizing, settling, and
developing the rich valley of Green
and Barren Rivers, and add to
the wealth and population of the
State. The interest and enterprise of
private parties would soon double
triple and probably quadruple the
business on the river. Bowling
Green, Greenville, Rumsey and other
towns and villages could be made to
take on a new life, and still other
towns and villages would spring up
along the banks of the rivers. b The
increased population and increased
Yalueeof property would, repay the
State for all her outlay. Il Hra a'b6a-
| We earnestly hope that the Legisla-
ture, Of our sister State, will, during
its present session, take such action
upon the subject as wilLrestere to ae--
tive. life and yigor the. vast resources
of this region, which are unsurpass-
ed by feR,if any, of the valleys of
the West. And it is important
to the commercial interests of Ev-
ansville that we keep awake to
whatever is done, and stand ready to
assist in all movements which tend to
the Improvement of the navigation of
Green River and the development of
its material resources
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-23

WE notice by Monday proceedings
of the Senate, that Senator JAoUEss
introduced a joint resolution instruct
ing our Senators and requesting our
Representatives in Congress ito use
their influence to secure the passage
of law requiring the Secretary of
the Treasury to use all monies that
are or may be at his disposal, and not
otherwise appropriated, for the re-
demption of the interest bearing
portion of the public debt.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-23
FROM THU CAPITAL.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. %, 1867.
Editors Journal: So
The Senate met in session during
the forenoon.
The House met at 9 M. A large
number of bills were introduced and
appropriately referred. The Commit
tee of Ways and Means reported back
the Senate bill appropriating $75, OOO
to pay the expenses of this General
Assembly, with amendments appro-
priating various sums for the main
tenance of penal and benevolent in
situations. Nearly two hundred bills
have been presented in both Houses
since the session opened.
PEELE, of Wayne, read an extract
from the indianapolis correspondence
of the Cincinnati Gazette, charging
bribery and'corruption on officers and
attaches of the Legislature, and
moved the appointment of a special
committee to investigate the subject.
After debate by PEELE, HUeHEs and
KIzER, Mr. K proposed an amend
ment. Being required to reduce his
Notwithstanding, and that feat
being beyond the reach of his accom-
plishments, he withdrew the proposed
amendment, but continued to disgust
the House with an issue of vile
slang in his usual vein. The resolu-
ton was finally amended so as to re-
quire the committee to first examine
the correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette under oath, and in this shape
1t was passed
On motion Of NEwCoMB, of Ma
rion, the House went into committee
of the whole on the Governors
Message, Mr.. HIGGINS in the Chair.
NEwcOMB offered a resolution, ap-
propriately referring to the several
portions of the Governors Message,
which, after some debate, was adopted,
and the Committee rose and reported
to the House.
Another Congressional apportion-
ment bill was presented. 1t makes
the First District the same as now,
less Dubois and Martin. Referred to
Committee of Congressional Appor-
tiOnment
On motion of the gentleman from
Vigo, the special order was taken up.
1t was Joint Resolution No. 2, in
structing our Senators and requesting
our Representatives, in Congress, to
use their influence to have the interest
bearing portion of our public debt
paid first. MUGHEs, of Monroe,