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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-12

MILITARY Observation-Disclosures Geo.
H. Burton, aid-de-camp on General Stone
mans staff, returned to the city yesterday
after several weeks absence.
Colonel s. F. Chalfn, Assistant Adjutant-
General of this district, has gone to West
Point on leave of absence, and Colonel j.
A. Campbell has charge Of affairs here
until his return.
General Stoneman is expected to return
some time during the week.
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APPROPRIATION FOR THE PooR.-The COM
mittee Of the Common Council who have
charge of this appropriation will hold
meeting this morning to perfect the arrange
ments for the distribution of the 81, 900 re-
Gently appropriated by the Council for this
object,
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VIOLENT TAssAULT.-John Turner was ar
rested Yesterday for making violent as
sault on Mr.. Spicer. Splcer was also
arrested for beating his wife. The cases
will come before the Mayor this morning.
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AGENTS AND COLLECTORS.

ERANK D. HILL, ,nco,rrcrop
= " iais MIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
viii RENT OUT HOUSES and Oh L Ell
"ii' CLAIMS OF every description.
paaars 10 Messrs. Lancaster u Co.; Powhatan
yraistgsr Esa; John NJ. Goddin, Cashier Planters
National Bank; Messrs. William G. Durham q
20. Agents Old Dominion Steamship Company )
Dr. +. Fl. Deane; Messrs. w. Il. Martin g 20.
Nv SD--lfn
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DEADLY AssAuLT.-Bob Sprisgs was ar
raigned before the Recorder yesterday Tor
shooting at jim Brown with intent to Kill
In the absence of witnesses the case was
continued until to-day.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-sCHooL MEETING
The monthly meeting of the Baptist sun
day-school Union of this city was held at
the Second Baptist church On Monday eve
ming. c. H. Winston, Esq, was in the
chair, and J. NJ. Pitcher, secretary, was IN
his place.
The following reports of average attend
ance were made:
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The Musical PRoDlGY.-The blind IN
FAINT prodigy, aged two and half years.
will perform at the Musical Exchange daily
from 10 to II o'clock A. NJ, and to I.
NJ. He is o wonder, and worth going to
see.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-12

NJ. ELLYsoS & co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, al pup
fishers, rates, for cash. Apply at this ONCE.
~ 3i-aOdf
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INTERPRETATIONS, &c.

NIoUNTCASTLE
vi has a lot Of REFRIGERATOR and WA
lEN-IDoLEES Of his own manufacture, war
r,utrd 10 p" filled with charcoal and which viii bt
-.l - ,l,aI, a. amy manufactured in the United
states. Old REFRIGERhTOKS refined and
made a good as new. All kinds of outdoor wo, k
dour-PLUMBIAG, GAS-FlTrlNG, TlN-RoOf-
ING 40 an
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CONTEMPT OF CoUET.-Miles johnson
was committed yesterday for refusing TO
testify before the Recorder and using oiS-
respectful Language towards the court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-12

To TOBACCO MANUFAcTUREEs.-The notices
reuired by the new tobacco tax law TO be pasted
on the tobacco boxes may be had at the DispateH
prIntinp-House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-12

The many cures made by BENsoN's SALALEM
BROTH should induce any sufferer from Itch. tet-
ter, rngworm, barber's Itch poison oak, blotches'
or any eruption of the skin, TO give IL u trial.
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COWS FOR SALE.

VI lLcH COWS.-I have for sale szsstss
~ ~ ~" Or three nrst-ratc ALL. CHI COWS. GI-
laLI'e AZ "truyc Cottage = Howard's Grove, or
a"i;' ',;' Lindsay, al First Market
~''--St" j. ". LEWELLEE,
SorLRlOR MILCH COWS.-Beinc gg4sg
FJyg' " stocked, offer for sale privately III.
AvrI.t Dh Elk SrPEkIoK COWS, with Young
-, : calves by their side.
'a'--'"" JOHN Is. CRENSHAW.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL meeting OF
tbe Board of Directors of the Chamber o!
Commerce will be held this evening at
o'clock.
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u,EACHERS WILL FIND A LARGE SUP
i ply Of paper suitable for circulars; HpiNG, HopNsGs
reports, &C., ut the DISPATCH fhis f.h
HOUSE. Send In yonr orders for prlntlnx.
X CUANO, GUANO, GUANo.-Fitty tons
W No. ! PERUVIAN GUANo, asess re- ss,s i.onl ~
,sa, i.a uo,., ,ns nii.n' ~. GEORGE LEE & CO.,
an ii..iw Fourteenth street below Cary,
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FgEAE ESTATE AGENTS.

To VIRGINIA LAND OWNERS.
Thr AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL AMI MI.
NERAL LAND COMPANY has completed ar
rN.rUcnls Tor the sale and settlement Of M
PROVED LANDS in Virginia. All landed pro-
trI't"rN desiring 10 avail themselves OF the Ser
r.'s "i This Company will please call on or adj
dress The agent OF the Comany.
CHARLES Y. MORRISS
No. 1895 Main street.
'v vll-3m Richmond, Va.
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uTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO SELL A

" FINE FARM. CONTAINING TT + hun
lhkD AND T II Il + ACRES oF LAND,
WITHIN FEW HOURS TRAVEL Bb"RAlL
~ MCliMOND.-lJi IS In fine state OF cultivation,
h~i8g we'll sci In grass. II mas on 1t an abundance
II nnc WOOD and WATER; Is in Il good ana
..Drdstancc Of mills, churches. and schools-lnale
and female. The WELLlNG Is small but con-
Nrucut and comfortable. 1t has a sulhciency oi
tti Kinds of out-buildngS has Il FINE YOUNG
'itUARD. We will sell If desired, all The
>iu'k. IMPLEMENTS and PROHENDEk,
,ai give the privilege OF seeding wheat TINS iaii.
far..-s Wishing to make an investment, or to get Il
nice country home, would do well 10 call ANA get
lul, particulars.
Terms accommodating. The party might be In
accd trade for city property. For further par
leu,y,, apply 10 TALlAFERRO 4 CO.
N.g-rn,i@w No. 5 GallegO Buildings.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

HANXINC-HOU OF WM. Is. ISAACS K CO..
RICHMOND. VA. August To- 1858
WE OFFER FOR SALE
w RICHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAIL
ROAD BONDS,
VIRGINIA STATE BONDS.
MUTUAL BANKING COMPANY STOCK,
CLOVER HILL RAILROAD STOCK.
VIZ. WANT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK STOCK.
NOTES OF THE CORPORATION OF RICH
MOND. PETERSBURG. and NORFOLK, ant
rNtCRREST BANK NOTES GENERALLY,
Al full market rates.
al 10 WILLIAM =. ISAACS & co.
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=. -. =. u. y =
pICHA RDSUN & NEWBURN,
IL, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
No. 1916 Main and Eleventh streets,
r,L ta, lease, ana rent Houses and Lands, pub
a,sv.lud privately, in the city and country make
irt,a,uculs and Negotiate Loans, and give espe-
rt.f attention 20 the Collection of Rents.
E,lrr. byNermissiOn. 10 McsSrS. Lancaster x Co.;
Purrrl IAdd Il Co.. W. :. Dounau 4 Co., Colonel
/. {. shields, Claiborne Earksdale Esq. taSklc
4 Ero,G.rs. Eookcr. Kerr < Lyon. Allan Il Jo,iu-
-u W!ses i Fitxhugh, PcAcily X. Grcitan. Esq,
ur James Gol,ou. Dr.. ". W. Parker, Pevton y
Cars. Alexander X. lioladay, Esq, Taliaierro X
'.,.. l.. ". Rose iCsc. lye-Sm
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9ittlmonl 1ispatr1r,

Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCtT.
LATIoN OF ALI. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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DICHMOND BANKING
II, AND INSURANCE COMPANY
No i2e2, corner of Main and Twelfth streets,
Richmond, Va.
STATE DEPOSITORY.
JOHN 3. DAVIS, President
JOHN T. c. POTTS, Secretary,
JOHN c. DAVIS. Cashier,
r B. STARkE. General Agent.
BANKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Particular attention paid TO collections.
Fire Insurance Effected on most reasonable terms
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
Wepay per cent. on deposits in this department
and layite the attcilt!uu Of All interested.
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
JOHN II. DAVIS. j. q. HASkINS.
JOHN i. BELNiN, w II. IRA SMITH,
JO>FPH HALL, T. W. boswell
LEWIS II. FRhYSER. JAS. VI. TAYLOR
WILLIAM W. CRUMP.
,Do5
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EMk SALE PRIVATELY, IN

LNUk SALE PRIVATELY, my FARM,
1 ga which now reside. half Il mile from Fair
Nsh Station, on the York River railroad ndjoin-
aE The lands Of DR.. petcrtcld Trent Alfred Moses
Md oilers containing TWO hundred ana eighty
acrcs-une hundred Ia cultivation, balance heavily
"".' 'icl IN original growth-some val able creek
'Ah@ and good water-pOwcr; two hundred ana iiity
"C!cs newly enclosed since the war; buildings
$1Dd Including Il lrsl-rate icc-housc ; and delight
t0i vel OF water in the ward. Also, one hundred
aa tt,y cords Of SEASONED PINE WOOD.
IkhT> Reasonable.
ag 7--@w L. S. COURTNEY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST l. ses; :: ..
~ risas 5.l3 Noon rises...... IL. y
S,in sets .6.47 High tide, A. M.. 10 '
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F9our.-Country Is quoted to-day: snperhhc Ill
Sll rs; extra $l2QL Sl2 .25 family, $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-12

OFFERJNGSs
Hheat.-White, ., Ol6 bushels Red |. $50 bushels.
Corn.-White, 46o bushels. Yellow, ITO bushels.
Mixed 47sbushels.
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C5rn.-White, 90 bushels. Yellow, s. bushel
Mixed, 200 bushels.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

The following from ths Columbus
t0.l Crisis, Is 50 pertinent 10 tho
condition Of affairs here that We nm
hesitatingly commend tn perisal to
tbs readers OF the BgGLE, and arr
them to profit by its tone. "a great
party that numbers nearly thrss
millions Of voters, cannot long be
defeated, p says our most able CO.
temporary, and we believe 1t, know.
ing that We have gained largely ap-
On our opponents In the past two
years, and having confidence that
the sober second thought" Of this
people, coupled with more thorough
insight into the destructive policy Of
the Radicals viii give Us q victory
in the next contest. But read what
the Gas.s fas 10 say
I'm one sense the late Presidential
election was disastrous that VIE
failed tosiset our candidates. We
are beaten in the count Of the votes,
but not In splrit--we are not SUBJ
daed, and never viii ba while
strengths IL iefs To hurl defiance TO the
tyranny that enshrouds our country
now In gloom. A great party that
uuInbersneaEiy three millions of yo-
ters, cannot long be defeated. We
are gathering strength continually,
aud before another year shall pRa9
away tie Eottenness Of the party
now In power will have become 90
IalpGbly manifest that we can rely
upon certain victory. The princi-
pies for which We contend are the
principles OF life of immortality
those for which our fathers took up
arms and yielded in the fight only
unto death. 10 say that such pare
ty can be destroyed is TO admit that
there is no integrity In maEi-nc
love Of liberty la our race Here,
above all other governments beneath
the sun, mans natural inheriIance 10
Liberty, and that viii not--caHnCS
be surrenaered. We ding defiance 60
them all. Let them come, wtkh
their bribes, with their specious
promises, with their fair but falsffy~
ing words Of future pc &c and prose
perity, We know our people too well
20 think that they can long % de~
Iuded by q party that has wrested
This fan land from its strong motFs
iugs, and left us almost bereff of no
Fundamental principles Of civil gov
eminent. ne say, then, 20 our
friends, everywhere, be nat dasnsdsf-
81. Storms do often come, adverse
Winds AMI waves Must 10 expected
but, remembering our lineage, We
will yet arise with more than n
young giants strength, and show TO
the world how otnnip0tent ID newly
risen truth Though trod 10 earths
we will still be free, for there - IN
right an immortality that power
cannot destroy nor sadncfion
sway !''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19
The CauR B'Eiat In Mi73ib-
s1ppF.

1t viii be remembered thai in
June last the people OF Mississippi,
the whites, nigger5, and mules
rejected the Congress sioaal consEial
ton sent down from Washington
for approval. The State Convea-
ton, c6in posed mainly OF carpet
baggers, elected for a SPECIFIC par-
pose, which was accomplished, Was
10th to surrender Office, and there
fore created q committee of five,
whose duty it was 90 order another
session of the convention. OF this
committee one Gibbs WAS chairman.
The very morning after tile PTeSi-
DENTAL election Gibbs proclamation
appeared III the capital Of Alssissip.
pi. annulliug the election BY which
the bogus constitution was vaiesl
down, aud declaring Egglestoa Gov
ernoF and the constitution adopted.
Gibbs also Rodmanizes several co n
ties, rejecting their votes. Of cou We
Gibbs Il iInpelled 90 this course ey
the success Of the radical party, and
whether President Johnson will saf.
fer the coup d' etdf to succeed re-
mains to be seen. General Grants
completely in this movement of
Gibbs Is hardly possible. Gibbs
proclamation appeared too soon. lie
may, however, have consulted with
radical leaders, and, anticipating
Grants election, have been prepared
by assurances from proper qua feFs
for the usurpation of power nov
sought to be aceomplished.--lG. Louis
Times.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19
lew YoRK. August I. 1sss,

MR. EDITOR: Several of your
correspondents, very odd and respect
able, no doubt, seem to be wonder
fully exercised as to the origin OF our
Plantation Bitters. So long az these
Ritters are all that we represent them
to be, we do not know that 1t makes
any difference from whom they come,
or from whence they originated
buk for the information of the pub
lie generally, and old ulpt, Nsysfs in
particular, we viii say that he told
the truth, and that these Ritters orig
mated Ia the West India Islands
that many Of tho ingredients have
been favorably used for over CEN
tury. but our combination OF Cali
saga ID entirely new, and onr own.
The rum and other materials are the
same, and AZ your correspondent
says, d better BlttaFS and Tonic ID not
made. We recommend them par
tacularly FOR dyspeptics, fever and
ague, debility, loss OF APPETITE. and
in all cases where q tonic and stiuau-
liant Is required.
p. III. DRAKE Il Co.,
Itl5 Liberty st., ". Y.
dewitt
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

NEW WHOLESALE GROCERY
SFaRE.-We take pleasure in calling
the attention of our readers and the
balance Of mankind, to the new adj
vertisement Of STERILE 4 JoHNsoS,
which will be found in another col
umn OF to-days issue. With Dir.
Steele we have no acquaintance, but
we, rs we'll as nearly everybody
within fifty miles OF this city, do
know s. Il. JOHNSON, formerly of
the popular firm of johnson & sRrat-
len In this city. The new firm con-
template doing exclusively whole
sale business, aud their facilities for
buying are such that they can sue
cessfully compete with st. Louis or
Chicago in the wholesale business. ~
Country merchants would do well to
make a note of this fact, and also
bear in mind that Groceries can be
shipped from New York to Council
Bluffs at nearly the same rates that
they can be shipped to Chicago, and
that there 10 no reason why goods
should not be sold here as cheap az
at either Chicago or st. Louis. We
advise country merchants to try
Steele & Johnson, at No. 2i2 Broad
way, and II they don't and 1t to their
interest to continue their trade with
them we will admit that we are not
good at guessing,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

BaS Senator Sumner. In his Wild.
ineoherent rawlings about return 10
specie payments on the Sth day Of
July next, La but foreshadowing the
course that will be pursued in tho
coming Congress relative 10 the
ftraaag Of the Federal debt and
making II payable In gold, and thus
taking tbs first step toward driving
the people TO repstdfatioa. II is sure
to he the result which win follow
the funding OF the enormous debt
now weighing the people down with
it's burden, and which under the
funding operation instead Of being .
relief, will increase the burden, am
Til the people, unable longer to beax
the pressure, viii rise up In their
might and with one mighty short
relieve themselves of the weight
that Ia pressing them into the earth.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19
WEEKLY BUGLE.


The following pupils average 90
uoy cent. or ahove in scholarship de-
rortment and attendance FOR the
rs,onth 49,. This per centage II
.ontinued during the subsequent
scboel months OF the year entities
the pupil to class promotion without
examination.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Lena Barnett, Kate Stone, Ella
Ruckman, Emma Horn, Mary Wade,
Isabella Fairman, Minnie Crock
we'll. Hattie Brssee, sallie Bryant,
Amanda Mcdonald, Mary Newton,
Relic Bonham, Louise Smith, Lizzie
CrocKer, Lizzie Oliver, Mary Layen-
barg, Josephine Phillips, Sadie
Honn, Orville DeKay, George Me
Kay, Charles Mckay, Frank Teal,
A. Street, Willie Cooper, Thomas
Baldwin, Frank Mcdonald, Charles
Otticer, Augustus Smith, Walton
Gum, VIM. Treynor, Nathan Phil
Inns. DeWight Haggerty, Adelbert
shuts, Charles Rodgers, William
De Vol, Fred Davis, Average daily
attendance So per cent.
srrTsMAN ST. GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Eva Smith, Clara Newton, Clara
yinaeke, Maggie Barton, Sarah
Killsa, Lizzie KRabe, VIM. Robert
son. TiIlie Beecroft, Walter Graham,
Ida Allen, Frank Barton, Henry
De stafany, WIN. Haines, Edward
Knabe, Henrietta Bayley. Aver
age daily attendance 81 per cent.
WILLOW sTEEF GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Average daily attendance 92.2 per
cent.
WASHINGTON STREET SCHOOL.
Average daily attendance SO per
cent
COURT STREET SCHOOL.
Average daily attendance, Inter
mediate Department, sc per cent.
Culinary Department, 70 per cent.
Perfect in attendance.
A. ARMSTRONG, Sup't.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19
60 Wendell Pnilllps. some dayl

ssr Wendell Phillips, some days
ago, delivered lecture, In which he
asked, but did not answer, the 4les-
ton, ".After Grant-what?'' He
now gives an answer in the Sand
ard. He Gays:
The first measure To come before
Congress Is aa additional amend
rslsna of the constitution forbidding
Acknowledgement, or prescriptions
from official trust. on account Of race
or color, In any State or Territory Of
the Union.n
This will do very well for q begin
ming, but faearken what follows:
HWith the triumphant reelection
OF General Butler, and the well
known desire Of most Of the new
Southern members for the revival OF
the measure, va have strong hopes
nj the successful collsammatinn OF
the impeachment and deposition OF
Johnson by the beginning OF the
new years.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

| Notwithstanding an univeFsal cry
kas gone mp from evefy qs,arsef "
he l2Eid againak the base ana meFee-
nary treacisery Of the New YORK
World TO the democracy In the 70
cent campaign, that paper has the
gudacify and impudence 10 proclaim
| its adharance ~ democracy, and
claim that it's eounseIs to ah9nd1n
Seymour and Blair for Chase saved
New York and ever Northern oo.s.
servasive State 10 a. Democracy. II
i sufacient answer TO this unPar-
alIeIed lmundence Of the World. 20
state the simple truth that DOT for
the hanefuI course Of that sheet siso
It's supporters, before ana aiter tno
New York Convention, t.!e denioc'
raey M0asid have carried Ohio, Penn
sylvan ! and Indiana In OctGbeF,
and a majority Of the electoral vote
In NoveInEser. That organ OF the
bondholders and the political land
pirates scrupled at nskhing TO defeat
us, and, unfortunately for the coun~
try, succeeded.
we are glad to see, as we do by
every exchange, that the Democracy
Of the Northwest albests too late 70
effect any good this year--are u1an"
tmously repudiating It's treacherous
counseis, and will hereafter refuse To
subscrcibe 10 support sheet at once
30 mean and so audaciOus. Ii is
time that that great party awakened
to the obvious necessity OF sustain
Ing sound newspapers Of their own
section, representing their own I'M
terest and ideas, and leaving the |
maintenance of such shoddy sheets
as the Horid TO the patronage OF the |
Wall street bondhoiders and last
ern capitalists, In whose interests 1t |
b exclusively run. This isabout the |
season Of the year when the Eastern |
slIo,ldy sheets of the World send |
but their prospecttnes, beseeching |
patronage from the Western people.
We trust that no Democrat Will toll
crate an approach TO him Tor o |
subscription Ia behalf OF such per.
ffdious sheet. The Ab0litionisfs may |
be excused for supporting the New
York Tribune and other Eastern
Jacobin journals, for they represent
the Eastern ideas and Interests when |
the Aholiti0nist have voted in power |
and their WesterI organs are but |
the mere echoes of New England
notions but the Democrats have
organs Of their own, representing
their own interests and opinions,
and the Western Democracy are /
credited with senss and foresight /
enough tu see the necessity of main
tanning them literally and earnest
ly. AS to the World, its circulation
should be restricted to the perfumed
perlieus Of the Manhattan Clubs and
the Boston bean shops. Crisis
= will be remembered that the
Bt1GrE has often cautioned the De-
mocracy against the ,'2rld, and its
snercenary owners and adherenssss,
and It's Aboiitisnist esiitor-Manton
Marble. That we have time and
again denounced 1t Us "wolf in
sleeps elothing"-a spy and a trail
tor In the Democratic camp, Is well
known to our readers, and the cor
ectness Of our affirrnations relative
to the World and its mereenary
character and treaehery, are fully
by the above article from
our able Democratic cotemporary.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19
aa- Tie San Francisco Times d

aA- Tie San Francisco Times de-
scribes Chinese theater as follows:
''The company now employed at
the Chinese tlIeater, on Jackson
street, consists of no less than eighty
performers, the most of whom aE-
pear nightly on the stage. The lat
ter consists merely OF q PLATFORM
without drop curtain or side scenes,
the rear being hung with richly en-
broidered curtains and tapestry, in
terwoven with silk of various bril-
liant coIors and gold. THESE stage
properties are said to have cost some
81 ao in CHM, where goods Of this
kind are cheap as compared with
the cost In this country. Theexpense
Of bringing these performers to taii-
foFnia was 81 900 each; yet t1s man
agement ID likely to make the exper
iment q paying one the <theater be
ing crowded every night with spec
tators, at seyensy-five cents admis
sion each, this being the prices to
all parts of the house. The cOStumv
of the actors and the stage tFappingS
are rich and gorgeous but the pes
formlnces are of the most grotes Iue
and noisy kind, being TO outsiders
quite incomprehensible. Like the
entire fitting up and surroundings
oil the place, the acting IS truly bur
baric,o
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

LECTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT.
We are requested to state that Mr.
A ST. Clair will deliver a lecture at
the Methodist Church, in this city,
next friday evening for the ben
eft of the Sabbath Schools of the
city. 4 Magic Lantern, with nu-
merous views will be brought into
requisitien to illustrate the different
points of the lecturers subject. We
hope to see large audience in at
tendance at the church this evening.
Admission twenty five cents for
ADULTS, children ten cents.