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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-26
w. v. HOGE,

. TToINEY AT LAW, AND GENERA
a land Agent Wheeling, w. Va, VIII prac'
tice In the coIirts Of Ohio and adjoining counties;
Particular attention given TO the colAeetioh =,
Claims. Office on Main Street, over the hanA Vi
Wheeling. J'
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Liquor Seized.

BosToN, Feb. 25.-The State constab'
ulary seized the stock of twenty-one
liquor dealers in this county last week
and prosecuted thirty-twO.
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Rire.
New York Money Market.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 25.-The Emmett
House was burned last night.
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State or West Virginia,
Ohio County Circsi, Court, JdnHsp S'1'
Ia67

1867
Thomas Marsh, committee Of Edsah 49,
phens an Insane person. "a Edward v. -,
and Mary Ann Stephens, his Wifi, asa "a =,
Jane Stephens, Kate n. Stephens and sA
StephenA infants. In ehancery. .-s
The object Of this suit II 70 sell ID nnN
Edward W. Stephens. . ~lunafie. has IN s5a
No. four ~, In sqnare th~irtytwo o., ~
hilrs addition 20 the city o. whesLias aSs
an ahidavft Ned in the csuse, that The deiesr,Ss
Edward ". StepAens. h MOI . resident n,
State. on motion Of the complainant ys,ts
counsel, Il q ordered that be appear befs 49,
one month after the fourth weekly Ruennoslp
and the due posting Of this order, and snA
NCnAKL J. BRELNIG'
A cory. Teste: xICHAEL J. BKElslo.
Peck 1 Hubbard, fer eomplaisantA ~
tDDoooUU
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As A NEWSPAPER

and reliability. The best and latest iuiom.bg
that can be obtained by TELEGRAPH n.
MAIL, In relation to matters of general ia,s,r,
will always be laid before our reader AID !
cost will be counted In keeping our subNcrG,
thoroughly and constantly postcdupun al .oy.a
Of importance.
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stnte OF west Virginia.
Ohio County Circuit Court, January R'''
1867.

Ohio County Circuit Court, January R'''
1867.
Samuel Fields 70. Thomas II. Evan As1HI
tAmin y. Evans. partners under N. err
Of I. H. Evans 4 Co, and the fri S'h1s
Bank Of Wheeling. Attachment In lh11P
The object Of this suit - 10 reooyst Of ~
f~endants, II. II. Evans 4 Co. adsbt dHs w.
70 the eSmplainaBfs amounting 20 To %
nr352,9 with Interest from the hr.i day
lc65, and costs Of suit. an atis1bmssi p
been i.sued herein, and served By o0H
First National Bank Of Wheeling,
And IL appearing from an AFFIDAVIT hsss
canse that the defendant. Thomas H. E',gS,
not . resident Of this State. on the rnOilyss
complainant by his counsel, IL IL ordsrndtks
appear here within one month aiter IRE =,
weekly publication and the due postbE
order, and attend 20 bis interest IN thl. .Gt
MICHAEL j. BREISm'
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL J. BREIsl1
whest & FORBES, Tor complainant. CN
feb5-o q VT
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River and

CINCINNATI, Feb. 25.-The river has
fallen 3 feet 6 inches; 40 feet 10 inches
in the channel. Weather cloudy.
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To Steam Engine and Ma
chine Manufacturer.

CIhhHhG NAsksh IE
IT THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING OBJ
IL tanned Letters Patent from the United
States Government for improvements In the
Rotary Engine and it's adoption TO certain pur.
poses, am DESTROYS Of entering into company OF
TO seil this enterprise IN the city Of Wheeling.
I am q theoretical asd practical engineer. haV.
ing constructed and bSilt . great number Of Low
and high pressure 8: at engines. . pattern ma
ker and draughtsmaG ty trade: therefore see th.
necessity and demand 81 the rotary engine. partie.
ularly for propeIling If vessels, propelling car.
riages on common ind turnpike roads, and work
ing all quick motions. The advantages for
which arc as follows:
Cheapness. Diminishing Of weight. Over.
coming dead centres- Ease Of reversing and
handling. Simplicity Of adoption. Not esec,.
ing the stability Of vesssl Regularity Of eondens
ing and thereby less danger Of gogeipv he con
denser. Adoption tystsntedl Tor earria1es =,
common and turnpike soads, whereby ~ ~ sn
CINE forms . part Of the driving vbe.isI A.
driver has at his comm and, with ease and nv IL
power Of steam, TO back, turn. or adysnrs y 'ns
Any person dcfrous Of further inso,n..-
or wishing 70 enter into this enterpr5.s "n'
Address MATTHEW FLETCnvp
No. 81 Market st., Louisville Rsn,.l
feb5 Ash'ueky.
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THE ARBEITER FRIEND

An elegant journal, printed In the German =.
gunge, aud l.sued for the benefit 81 out ter.
citizens, IL published weekly at the EE'lsi''
office.
Feeling grateful for the generous sn,.l, I,
ment with which the friends Of the RkyI'
have hitherto rewarded his chort' ~
prietor hopes by continued snt"rpfiS 80
ergy To merit In the future the same hlT'a
ronage which their paper has h'r'i'i''
ceiyed.
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The Circulation OF the Reg
istcr,

Larger by far than that of any other papd 10
the State, makes IL the best advertising mt1SE
IN West Virginia.
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HABERMEEL's PATENT
ELLIPTIC CRATE.

THAT WILL GIVE MoREHp.r
Lns1 : better draft. 4 easier Co.,
- Iess dust than any other h ns~ ano
49,. saIes atths STIR FOUNDRY N r.
.-ut street, Wheeling. W. Va Sv 10. "
k TH0sG. CULBkRrsor
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l. zANH. g. p. mLLEI
G.. L. ZANE & CO..

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
l. + AND DOMESTIC " and
Liquors, Manufacturer Of Pure Catawba Wines,
Quincy Street, between Main and Market Ste,
Wheeling. w. Va, keep constantly on hand
Brandies, Scotch and Irish Whiskies, Jamaica
Runs and Cordials, choice Old Rye and Bourbon
Whiskies. see20 p
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TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.

OFFICE BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD Co,
off WHEELING, Jan. 5. 1867. }
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TOBACCO.
l 10 Z Butts old Ben's" blk los,
- caddies do. do. do. d"
10 butts Magyar do.
% Caddies do. do. "
81 butts Dew Drop" DO. "
30 caddies Hombrick do. "
10 I boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT,, l III.
do. Diadem soft pd. 9 inch.
) do. Wheeler's nd. pd. 9 do.
do. do. hard pd. ! lib. Jumps
10 do. "Millie Collins hard pd. | ID. lamps.
5 do. Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
5 do Miller's X. and Il. twist choice.
10drums Fig Leaf.
90 kgs. 6-twist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. F. G. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. q. do. do.
10 bbls. C.. s. do. do.
10 hlf bbls. c.. S. do. do.
Our stock of tobacco is large and the assort'
ment unsurpassed By any in the market. Ner.
chants are respectfully invited to give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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ITS COMMERCIAL COLLIN

Will contain the latest and m"si reliable urls
reports from Wheeling aud all prominent hf
ern and Western cities.
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Farmers, Merchants and Cal.
tie Dealers

VIII have their interests specially ,uu,u.icl 10
the preparation II this column, aud No bushes
man In West Virginia should hesitate 10 ava
himself Of Its advantages.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-26

PRINrUro
WHEEIgfWN{s nna hasasonely done ss THS
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JACOB GROSSCLOS,

Successor 10 Probe q GrOssclos,
MANUFACTURER OF BUGGkRs,
Nl CARRIAGES, R0CKAwAYS, &c, &c,
No. 70 Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
and manufactures 10 order, all kinds Of work In
his line of business. Particular attention given
To repairing.
n Second hand Carriages and Buggies for
cash sep20
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The Mining, Agricultural and
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia will find in the RBGl>Iih.
constant and jealous advocate. whiIe tS
and political advancement Of the State ~
ceive Its earnest attention.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
OF Guard.
TAX.

One Of Mr.. Fetter's neighbors rushes
into print 10 denounee him for bis con-
nsetiOn 9Th the bond eontrae's not be.
cause II was wrong, bat on account Of
his politics. We are not defending any
Of the parties connected with this eoH-
tract, on account Of their religion or pol.
stics, IL they have either. Dir. Fssssr,
ws learn, 10 denfoas IT having the son.
tract Tecinded 10 defersa6e TO ths anaai-
mous verdict of The people. The man
who dsnounces him through tho NoBpa-
r,ii, however, is not In Q soudinen 70
east the arss stone.
During The war be vas cae OF thoss
patriots who stayed vigorously ~ boms,
breathing Vengeance against oil whe dis
agFesd With him politically, occasionally
sisitiag soan to draw the relief fand
awarded TO O sslaisr's wife Ia ais neigh
borho0d, and alhsrwIss isfusiag loyalty
In such way and manner, tbas when tn
"bey In bIas' sssuraed 10 Bis vile, ap-
on az obsssvatisa Of the slsyasiens, en-
elaimsa
Was rita hers asnss g'sA slw gsaa.w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

We notice that this gentIemas, who
has spent ths wiatsr st the button. holes
of Cougresnen protesting bis protection
psoelltisies, . receiving and accepting
the distingais bed consideration Of hls
free trade friends In Great Britain, for
whose protection be has been laboring
most Esalously. lie is announced to sail
ia MAY, to spend the sanmer in Eaglish
manufacturers, add dine and wine with
bis knees urder the mahogany Of The men
whose humble snd diligsnt servant ha
has bstn. We hops be gill learn the
ruth ere be returns, add ts u IL.
Il chicago Repnbliran.
Let him "dine and win s'' upon the Ea-
glish N an ufactures. Better do lhis Than
10 rob the wess as New Esglsnd manu-
facturers are doing. Better 30 "ains
and vine" spon othtrs than 10 bleed his
own eountrymsn. We would like to hear
Of all the Radical Congress gsin z 10 En-
gland to "dins and Eine," for in this case
our expenses and taxes might be reduced.
In the PANS Of the labosing classes Of
AmsFiOa. lea as pray that car Congress.
rnsu mar 60 to Earops and "dins AID
wfne.ys
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
Why Women cannot enter Ma
sonic Lodges.

Frequent complaint are made By laiies
10 relation 10 M4ssonrY, and their pria
eipal arxun .nts are that their husbands
have no business to do anything that
they cannot tell their Wiyes-that that
which is secret nusE be wrong that it
is oniY a mean excuse, and go on. One
branch Of the subjest seems, hoxeEcr TO
be capable Of Legendary explanation, and
the Norfolk Jsarnsl publishes thereon
the following paragraph:
When kiog Solomon was still young
man be had married his seventh wife.
She xas beautiful young Ammonitess,
With locks as black as the ravens sing,
aud eyes Rs bright as the eagles. 1t
vas beloved that sbs was the favored fair
1na ameng all the sultanas Of the Greek
King, for bis affections we're not divided
then as they afterwards beeams. She knew
bis powsr, and used il uaspsiringly, 10
addition TO her. other qualities, she
was as inquisitive as ever vas woman
this earth.
0ae evening King Solomon attended q
lodge On some grand oceasiou. and rtaid
out somewhat late. When be returned
home, be found the fair AmmouilsSs 10
the dumps and poutiag just like The dear
wives of Masous do sometimes now when
their lords stay out too late at the lodge.
She upbraided him with uegleetiag her,
insinaased that be haden't been - the
lodge as be pretended, aud Insisted that
in future be should give proof that be
went there by having herself initiated,
so that she might 90 there and watch
him.
"Dsughter of Amuop," replied tbs
King ''thou hast behaved myself as one
of the foolish women, in prssuming to
question thy lord and msstsr. Thou arr
nos so angry wish me as thou prsten lest
to ha f9r the trua reason of this bfhayier
IL Thy unsuitable curiosity, in whieh thaa
sxeellest Eve herself. Known, thea, thai
| here ordaiu that neither thea nor AM
OF thy inquisitive Hsx after the, eyer en-.
ter tbs portals or Masonic Lodge, bui
shall eujoiu the Tyler to pierce through
With his sowerd any woman THAI shall
attempt to sstrr lsige; are. sVen thee,
Queen of lsrael though thou b~!'' And
that ordihancs Of the wisees Of mbnArchi
has continued In force till this day.
Rev. Hart L. Stewart, notorious as
a party 20 the divorce sensation ia Chi,
cage laat summ r, is announced as lee.
snrsr, subject, "PrinciPls and policy"
II, will be .'lion" at once, for tn h
charged ziih infamous crimes now a
days makes nan even more pJpUlai
than the possession Of virtue and brains
DIALOGUE Herald.
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The Llndsli Hotel to be Rebuilt.

From til ST. l. luIs ID im1aI. April 2.
81. LOUIS meets disasters ia o spiFiI
that no disaster can sabdue. TAo dee.
truction Of Lindell Hotel Gully arpusaa a
mere resoluts and vigorous public spirit
than has ever before been manii ested.
Everybody says, "The hotel must be re-
bnils at once" Aaniea men began to
take counsel together for the " 5rk before
the 6rensn had ceased to play upon the
burning rufus. Property owners ia the
neighbofhood realizs thai they can better
afford TO give thousands each for she ereo.
ton Of new hssel, than to lose tens Of
thousands bY the depreciation 10 the val
ne Of their property. Business men,
without regard 20 location, enter into the
movement with a noss praisswOrtby de-
serainatior.
Dir. Anes Offers the ground ard he
materials nov omit, which 10 r'egardsl
as equal to about $500, 600; BIZ Isaac
Walker, it 10 reported, all give $50 900;
Ehe LlDdell hcirs have already subscribed
= considerable amoant, aud IL i said
shat shey will make up about $3.50, 600
In all; and Other subscriptions we're made
at the meeting last nigat amounting to
100 600 more. The spirit already shown
gives assurance that the needed sam wili
Be raised Al once. We may regard 10 a.
settled that tha hotel IL 80 be restored.
Before The end Of ths week we expect the
pleasure OF anneancing thai ons milllen
has been Subscribed 30 rebuild the splsn-
did hotel shat has been 8 pride asd or
nament Of the city.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
Why Mssons Celebrate the 24th
dsy eS iuns. 81. Johns day.

Masosle Lodges In sscieas timss wsrs
dedicated 10 Kiag SoIoman. Tradision
inforus % thai they Hsrs thus dedicated
from the hailding Of tho hrss temple ~
Jerusalem 70 the B&hylonish captivity r.
From that sims 10 the coming OF the Mss-
slab, thsy wsrs9dsdicsssd TO zsrHbbabel.
baiIaev Of the second temple, and from
thas time 10 the final destruction Of tbs
temple By Titus, In the reign OF the EEn-
peror Vespssian, they were dedicated 70
Sc. John the BAptiss.
0sing TO the many massaeres and dis
orders which attended that memorable
event, Free masonry fell very mach into
decay. Many Of the lodges we're broken
90 and bot few could meet with saEiciens
members 10 constitute their legality
Under these circumstances general
meesiag'of the craft WAS held in the eity
Of Beaiamin, when il vas observed that
tho reason for the decline OF Aiasoary
vas the giant OF Grand Master to d.
reel its affairs. They therefore depatisd
seven Of their most eminent members to
wais upon St. John the Evangelist, who
was al that Ilms Bishop Of Ephesas, to
request him to take the ofiee of Grand
Mister. lie returned answer that though
we'll stricken In years, being upward of
sinety) bat having been in tbs earlier
part Of bis life initiated into Masonry, hs
would take upon himself that ofhee. lie
did so, and eomplsied by his learning
what St. John the Baptist bal accom-
glished by bis seal. After his dsceass
The christian Lodges we're dedicated to
hlm and ST. John the Baptist, both oil
them being regarded az emiasut Chris
,ian patrons Of Masonry. sines then
kiasons bare ever celebrated the Gath oil
June in COMMUNICATING Of ST. John tbs
baptist, aad the 9th Of December ia
com mem Grafton Of St. John the Evan.
gelist.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

The Radical Congress mainsAinsa Its
bate for soldiers ap 70 sdjoprnmsnf.--
AnoBg - iazs asss visa tAs rxjession az
Generals Slseam and Blair kor civil ap.
peinsments. Gen. Slocum eaaersd tie
army uoder the srss call Of the President
for troops In 1861, lead shs 2ssb regi.
nsns frem New York ~ iss Colonel In
the Gfss battle OF the var, ard shrssgA
the Eve PEARS Of la. ssntisaanss Sonfhi
bis var up 10 the rank Of . Maiar H<ns.
raj. tisn. Blair has bess sonmsadea BIZ
Gen. Grant ~ The shief isstfunsns ID
saving Misssnri % tie Unienl Dus sbsss
asntlsmsn sxs nos r1disais,and thsthiss-
Ing oont<astass and widsrnopthsd 81
trials II 0ongrsss mfll - tkat tkeg ~
esivs - ssssrds ~ tksfs ssvioss -
DssAusMs HWsl1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
RED IN -.
In PaImer's Block.
sisa Of ths Big Book.
n4syri KTrER, Fable & AosELL.
PROPOSALS Foa CATTLE ToR IgDlAG
L SERVICE

Dtpartzlsat OF thF ThterisE
Mash 81, 1851. !
Prop psals kill be received up to the 18Th day OF
MAJ 1851 81 The sffce az II. b peHHaa, super
tntRadsat of Ia4lsa ahalrs for the Sefthsrn
sap~ranteudeucy, al Omaha City, Nebraska, Tor
the de livery at omaha CITY 81 the following stork
cattle ts Wiz;
400 hssa Of hiIk Cows for the wiunsbaSo Indi-
aa4 oocap, ihK a reservation an kehrzsEa.
100 head OF ik Cows for ths sAAtee Sioux In
alAns, ecsupyihk rsserERtleR st tAs meaik Of
The NtabEAEa, n sbFEIks.
400 hmnd Of MIX Cows for the rRacten Sioux IN
dianA occupying . reseTyatiea in OAK Ia
100 head 81 Mir Cows fur the Omaha Indians, CO.
capying reEsry&tasa ia kesraska.
40 head Of young Ameviaan sgil&.
IS head 81 beef cattle, t~teera
rue cawa mnst be OF good quality American
bred not Tess thzn three nor more than sssan
years old. Cows With yenRS calves OF cows
with calf, siil be preferred, Dry cows will nos
three old. and ths Beef CAltie a0t ieaa taap
fear yeats cid
gasertntsndent psnzaz xIn have the right 10
Fetwgt any or ali the bids also, the right to
Jecs any OF all Of the cattle II he deems that thF
cattle delivered not of the required Character
Superintendent psnmah wTlI be amthori&sd TO
receive the said cattle and to give vouehers 10
the parties Deliveries aAe cattle, 70 be paid NJ
tAs once of the Comnaissisasa Of Indian Affairs
IN wsshiRgicn City.
Tna time of tue dslivaay oe ths cattle viii %
Determined By super ntandsnt Dennsns whS viii
also have the peweF TO Change the place OF De-
Iivrrx with the consent Of the contractor.
Good ana sagAcisnt bends viii be rsaulred fer
IA fsithfaI fasalIment of tbs contract,
aids wiIl Il be received for . less nameeF
fer. Separate proposals, however, wii be re-
ss'''~ ''' 49, O q. BROWNING,
n4ssA Secretary,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

sc. Z. To- Of Topsasla, Aass.,
writes a. foIlows,--"Owing % tbs ssar-
sity and high price OF EaglEsh hay, |
have kept my few shssp this winter on
low meadow hay, nossly sbuskhcru,'
With abeus one quart Of slissd saraips 70
each per day. They Like shis fare extreme
" welI, are in good orter, sad she LAMBS
90 fare (Fsh.lslare asrong and active. I
also give TO asY oxen, aad ether stock,
which eansams eoasss kay, and 10 cows
not 10 miIx, fsw tarnips daily, musA 10
sheis gratiHoatisn and sppsrsss benefit.
DIV 90 doing | hare been snzbisd 70 use
10 most OF my coarse hay. sad With D liz
he English sstimsta enc Ton of coarse
has and ans soa of turaips fully sqaiva-
ient 70 one ton best EngIish bar Tor sas-
teaancs Of cattle.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
FISK & HATCH.

BANKERS and Dealers 10 Gov. Securities,
NE. NASSAU sTRkET, ST.
All kinda of Government Securities
receit I'd al tbs fall market price In AK
charge for the above Bonds, Also
kia descriptions OF Govern
uent securities keps eon-
aaams8y ON hand. and naughss
sold, Or Exchanged
- Gold COIN aad q. ,. Coapens
boughs, sold aud collected.
xsepesits received on aiseras
feruss, su sseCt 60 cheek at
aaglsx.
- Collsetsons made shroughoas the
eounsry,
a. AiscellGneons slocka and Beads
hoarha aad sold n ths Stock Rxshaage
On oats aissisn for sash.
nS- special attention given
10 ihe exchange Of seven-shir-
ty Noses OF oil the Series for
.he new Five Twenty Honds
of 1855, TN the most favorable
ssrnls. aa4as
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
Of tha
GREAT NATIONAL PACIFIC R. R.
authorized, aderked and aided By
The UniGed States Govern
.s. Enena,

d ruus through the beArt of the rich
est and moHt popalous section of the
S ate Of CALIFORNIA;, connecting the
RxteEssive Mining Regions Of
Nevads Utah aud Edah0,
With Sacramento. and the Pacific Coast,
from whenss their supplies msst be
dFaHa sad shs sarnings of the portiOn
ALREADY running are very hoavy, aSd
1 lFpsls in excess ~of the ~fntsresI @poa
fhe Cerpaay's Bonds, -.->>
Having beea fer some time familiar
STA the peFatfous of the Central Pa.
eiBe Rsilroaa Company, We are satisfied
taas thfy ara eosducted with rare Gbili,
n and prudence, that ths energetic and
esonessaeal management OF the Cemps-
uvls aMAirs> ensiales them to ths coHf
J Ase ii Capitalists aud Of the public.
Ts dsse carefully Investigated the pro.
.rsHs, resources, and prospects Of the
RAJ, aud hlv> the fuiIcsf eopEdencs in
its saccess, aud in the value and stability
Of tie Co~pany's securities. The at
IentIon sg Trustess Of Estates, lnstitu-
lions, and individuals desiring long,
saIe and rcmapsrativs investment, 10
especially invited 10 thsss Frat Mort
gage Bonds.
Orders may be forwarded 10 Us d.
rect, o. througa the pribcipal Banks and
Bark err - al parts Of the coontEys
Rsnitsanees msy be made in drafts on
New Yark, Or 10 Legal Teader Notes,
NatsppAi Bank Notes, or ether funds
surrsat In this city, And the Bsnds will
be fsrwasisd 10 any address by Express,
free pE charge. Inquiries for farther
parttealars, by nail ~ otherwise, gill
reesivs panesaal atteaGion,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

SThs Washington Star says shas q
state senator 10 Yirg inia, wbo opposed
the aasion Of the stats senate in legisla'
ting for q o1aysas ion under the military
reconstruction bill, 10 about to advoeats
compromise between the white knd
black voters Of the state. lie proposes
10 give the blacks tbs congressional del.
egation, and she whites abs consrol Of the
state government This IL very gsod
plan, because congress has become such
body of sots, noodles and hypoeritss,
ordinary ''nisgers" vii! inersass its re.
spscsability.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

Amssg recent combinations We nsties
fass Of chas. b. nishsrd4on, register
af the land oiiss A. Fort Dodge; wm. r..
Saith reseisrr VI puliie money, sioax
t.lsy; ohsas Roneroy, rsseiser Of pnblis
ssoDsy At Rors Doage. Jamss Rswe, 70.
Geiyes Of paslia mepeg ss Chillieoths,
xmI Il. Head, collector Of internal rev.
rnns for shs sixah 6isssies q Eosa.
Asesg tins rejscsisss 10 fhas Of Resxs
II Ldasscs, for receiver OF public nss-
NJ u Dss Noinss.- na5aeHs Herald
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

kTA California letter sayss "0aly .
few nights ago. 81 party, ASKED la
ay who had been brilliantly ensas tainsss
those present with SONS sxq aislls selse-
lions from Verdi, il she bad aay music
from saIartha,' aad she replied, GToa bsti
And she did hags; and shs sung and pIay-
ed ID veil, soe--yoa batl'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

The M~c a-Chesk Press radical news-
paper, In referring TO the fact that Mrs.
Surratt vas hang without baEiag been
proved guilty, says:
"We hold that 30 thoughtful mind can
read the Published proceedings Of that
shocking affair and not shadder over Its
Fesults."
From this "a infer that radicals have
been pretty generally lacking in 'tbon&bt-
fol niads." They have viswea tho mar
der oomplaeentlg.