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Improvement OF the Fox and Wis
consIn Rivers.
PRAp1r nn cn1rn. 1r1. LNon. 1n.

PRARIE Du CHEN. I'LL, Nov. 10.
The convention called by the Gov
ernors of Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri
and Minnesota to adopt measures to
secure aid from Congress TO improve
the Fox and Wisconsin Rivers, met to
day. The attendance was large, and
demonstrated that very great interest
is felt in the opening of a channel of
water communication by way OF those
rivers, between the lakes and the Mis-
sissippi. Many prominent gentlemen
from the States mentioned were pres
eut, Including Governor Fairchild of
Wisconsin, Governor Merrill of Iowa,
and several Members, of Congress.
Gen. Atwood of Madison, was tenn
porarIly, and Gov. Merrill of Iowa, per.
mAnent President. The report of
Gen. Warren, who has, under authori-
" of Congress, made a survey of the
Wisconsin, Is entirely favorable to
the practicability of the improvement.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
that
WHEREAS, The report OF Gen. G. &.
Warren, the engineer in charge, shows
that a navigRble water channel OF any
depth connecting the Mississippi and
Lake Michigan, by way of the Fox and
WISCONSIN, rivers can be made at q
moderate cost, therefore
Resolved, That the Immediate open
ing OF such channel is demanded by
the interests OF the entire country, and
that the work is one of natural import
nnce, and a measure OF deiencs in case
of war; that the Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress from the several
states be requested 20 urge the govern
ment to undertake and complete the
Improvement at an early day; that,a
memorial be prepared setting forth tbs
character of the proposed improvement
and statiBlicg relating to IL, be pre-,
seuted to the Presidsnt of the United
States, heads of departments, and
the members OF Cong hat the gov
ernors of Minnesota, Iowa. Missouri,
Illinois. and Wisconsin, are requested
to unite in forwarding copies of such
memorials, and lay it bef0ra their res
psctiYe Legislatures, with the request
that they adopt the practical measures
to effect the object desired; that the
President OF this convention in his dis
cretion may appoint a committee tC
i visit Washington to urge the subject oi
the Improvement upon the attention o.
I lConRress. llss-- EEit rlsEs - sl-b
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OUsR OF DELEGATES

Prayer by Rev. Eli Riddle.
A. F. Barnes, OF Harrison, elected for
the unexpired portion Of the term
Of ~ General n. Goh, Jr.t and VIII
liam Dill, of Wood, elected for the un-
expired portion of the term of Hon.
Jacob B, Blair, appeared and were equAl-
tfied as members of the House.
A message from the Senate by Mr.,
Carskadon announced the organization
OF that body and its readiness TO pro-
coed to business. Gi7G d5f
The Clerk reported a message from
the Governor in'relation to the elections
held for the purpose OF sending dele.
gates to the Legislature In the place Of
Hon. ]. B. Blair and General n. Con,
Jr., which was, on motion of Mr.. Fer
Eusou, of Gabell, laid on the table.
he also reported q MASSAGE from the
Senate announcing tho passage Of a
resolution in relation to the death OF
Ellery r. Hall, Esq,I late Clerk OF the
kenaIeF = - &c ~ = 49, $. p
Mr. Crane offered a resolution pro-
viding for the election OF two pages for
the House, which was adopted.
Quite number of young gentlemen
were then put In nomination, and after
protracted balIotipg Masters y ohm Nor
rison and Henry Myers were elected.
Several bills of a local character
coming mp on second and third read
ing, Mr.+Ferguson, OF Cabell, said that
If the COde was 10 DC COupleteu - Ghis
session, IL would be necessary to devote
the whole time of the Legislature to II.
he desired the Code completed and for
that reason was opposed to the intro
duction ofgeneraI business unlesa of
absoluts necessity and with asV1eW OF
testing the sense of the House on the
question, he moved to lay the bilis ON
the table, The motion was agreed 10.
Mr., Heermans offered the following
resolutions whichever adopted:
Resolved, That the House ofDalegates
has heard with deep regret OF the
death of El1eEy r, Hall Esq, late Clerk
of the Senate and that by his death
our State has lost q patriotic, useful,
fand upright citizen 3and our sister
branch OF the legislature an able and
competent ofhcer. --1z-T ,.sa
ResotUed, That the House Of Dele
pstes, tenders the,,family and relatives
Of the deceased the expression of its
| sympathy in this their great Afhiction,
and as testimony. OF respect for the
memory of the deseasedI the members
and ofHcers of the House Will wear
Grape on the left arm for the residue OF
the session. -
! s.Resotped, That the Clerk OF the House
I of Delegates comm unicAte COPY OF the
foregoing resolutions 70 the widow OF
i the deceased. Il ~ Z, / 80 s.i.s.i9 u
1 ResoIped, That aa q further mark O
respect 10 the memory OF the deoSaSeoi
/ the House do now adjourn until 10 o.
| clock to-morroW Smorning.
The resolutions were adopted and ms
House adjourned until 10 O'Clock THU
morning.
a Connecticut town polled atis vote
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rErNRssEE.
NAsuvrnnr. NoYsmper II.

o fi1E7t NASHVILLE, November IL.
The House to-day adopted the Senate
resolution providing Tor the appOint-
ment of delegates to the Cattle Plague
Convention, which meets al Spring field,
Illinois, and appointed Messrs. McKin.
ley and Allen. The SenRte,Was not in
?, ..r ME1IPHIsY November L. >
/. James Stokes aud John Cunningham
went to the house of Owen Reilly, near
the corner of Winchester and Main
streets, this morning, and attempted TO
whip Mrs. Reilly FOR remarks made
about Stokes mother. Reilly resisted
and a fight ensued, during which he
was shot in the back and groin and
probably mortality wounded. Stokes
and Cunningham were arrested and
committed. .---
Fifteen boxes OF new muskets arTiv-
ed here yesterday morning from st.
Louis, consigned 10 L. Helmnn, who re-
fused 10 receive them and denied know
ing anything about them. They were
stored and will be sold TO pay charges.
The troops sent to MaBonis Depot last
night returned this morning. They re-
port all quiet there, and though there
was q large body Of negroes there, NO
riotous proceedings had occurred.
a l.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EURoPE. E o
Nrmvnnr Ia

NEW YORK, November IL,
The Herald's London special says
Minister ReverdY Johnson's statement
| that the difficulties between England
and the United States in regard TO the
/ Alabama claims are ended is regarded
as too strong, and entirely unwarrant-
ed by the present aspect OF the high au,
thoriies interested.r Nothing really
has been settled; no arbitrator has been
selected, and Minister Johnson and
Lord Stanley have agreed only that
both governments shall chose arbitra-
tors to decide the extent Of England's
liability. for the depredations of the
Alabama, and her right 70 recognizes
the confederates as belliserenls. In
the event ofthe liability question being
decided adverse TO the American view,
all claims drop, and IL otherwise, each
government appoints two commlssion-
eTs, who Jointly choose fifth to act as
PRESIDENT. The governments Jointly
appoint a secretary, each paying half
his salary. The duties of the commis-
aion shall be to examine separately
each claim Of the, two countries. At
Minister JOhnson's own suggestion the
commission is to meet In London. be-
cause, as he says, most OF the evidence,
documentary and verbal will be found
here
The statement OF the Times that it
hau D66u dRE6eu lQB %
a European King, by which It means,
more definitely, King William OF PEus.
sia, and that the United States have de.
cided not to press the question of the
right of England to recognize the re-
bellion, are mRnifestly incorrect. L am
authorized to state that the govern
ments will jointly select the arbitrator,
and the question of recognition Will
form the principal subject of the atbi-
tration. The character of these negoti-
aIions has caused considerable dlssat-
Isfaction among Influential citizens
representing those Engli1hmen friendly
to the loyal Americans during the war.
On the one hand 1t is said that the To-
ries have been using Minister Johnson
for political purposes, and on the other
that the rebels have been using the
Tories for their own purposes. rlr,
5ts LONDON, November IL.
Political news to-day without impor-
tADce. Advices received here announce
that Inman, of Muscat, had been de.
thronsd without a struggle. The chief
OF the WabAbees succeeds to the sovGr-
eighty.
The Queens proclamation dissolVing
Parliament, was promulgated to-day.
The wriLs for elections have been issned.
They appoint the 10Th day of December
for the meeting of the new Parliament.
VIENNA, Nov. IL.
I, The Vienna Presse says negotiations
are now on foot for the purpose. of
amending the treaty OF Paris, so as to
make the sovereignty Of the Sublime
Porte over the DAnubian Principalities
less iIlusory.
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AMERICAN xA.sz4. WATCHES

THE BESTII THE OEt1-AEGs<SA .
uIHE ExTENsIyE USE OF THESE
5eers. ~ and E1pressrner, the most exaeting
cIass or Watch-Wearers, has thoroughly de-
nonstrated The IT59ss
10 satisfy that class in All theee p ~ "
decide The questions as 70 the real Value Of
Nfrs man $1,000 Eare speaking for them
selves IN thB pockets or the people.
Imported MateheS are psAae On 49,, IN ~
rieFous makers, and are placed IN the market
here by an Importer who nEst secufss =
Monopoly OF Sale Of some one AAnutActure.
10 me Manufacturers profit must be add
a Cnstotn- hodse duty OF . per cent, pay
a profit nc or at least Is per cent 70 the Inn
porter, another profit to the 1oboeri Inus
nearly doubling the cost OF the imported
s.4t Hialtham, Watches are rnannfaetefed
on q large scale, under one rooI ana systSStl
m supervision and management, thereby
sayinR many of the expenses Necessarily IN
Cured in small iestabl lfshments; hence their
AN respeciabIe dealers now sen Wahham
Watches, and composition, as All the W95io Wa,ia
knows, y aS9Esnle ,!1 % tSn1I9 PI,e nro1i
on each watch IS small, the demand Is large
and all are salRble.- l54ss
a worthless swiss Imitation In the market.
10 avoid fnnposition, the purchaser shoulu
Invariably demand certificate OF genuine
Waich7 Conipany-R 5. ROBB1NS.
There are different grades of finish In the
different varieties OF Natches mAde ~ tne
sixes and shapes 10 suit all tastes and means
but every Watch that beans the genuine
frade unafk kofstW-AITHAAlv OF is guaTAntee O
Ia lOe good one, and nobody need be afraid
tobuy IT,
Every watch Fully Warra1ted-
Eor sale by all frst-class dealers in the
United States and British Provinces.
RORBIES a APPLETON,
No. Ise BrondUay, n. Y.
Ea-ARk for the Waltham Ratchs Snd ~. tiake
No other. m is the best. Its TIE cheapest
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DELEWARE-

= wnat1Edros, Nov. IL.
The supreme Lodge OF the Knights OF
Pythias adjourned at its annual ses-
sion last evening 10 meet In Richmond
on the second Tuesday in March. The
mosf action IAksn was the re-
fusaI to recognise the keanch order
styled conelRTes.
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pErnoIT. NIECE, Nov, ]

DEInoIIs MIGHT LNUFt n.
; John jackson, q st. Louis rough, was
to-day sentenced by Recorder S9tft 10
the State prison for fifteen years. for.
the attempted murder OF apoliceman.
on hearine-ths sentence, Jackson be-
came very indignant and abusive 10
the Judge, and expressed an anxious
desire TO shoot the policeman.
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Trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
d dated the 1ourteenth day Of Iune, $50,
myself as Trustees, and Of record In the Clerks
ot1ce OF ohio comfy, Yolume 62, page ST.
WheelinR, ON Saturday, the nlh day OF De-
oember, ls88, the following d8 cT1be1 prop z
ty mentioned in said Deed OF 1Tnst oIg1i:
bank OF Wheeling Creek, IN the ely OF
wheeling, bounded as follows, beginning At
~, east line OF Eon street, on The line OF a
stleet called Cre-csnt GtIeet, LAID out from
Eon street. eastwardly 70 the Crescent lion
CTeRcent street being q continuation OF
Web5ger ttreEt, though running neaTer the
street, thence nOrIhwardIy along the east
SIDE OF an alley twenty feet wide 70 wheel
ing creek, theuea eaStWaIdly up said cree
sky ieet. thence significantly Dy I'm
parallel with said alley 70 said Crescent
street, thence WesEWardly along the noith
line OF crescent street sixty feet 10 the place
nxtoIes and Improvements theneou or np-
pertaining thereto, beIng the same. properly
convey ed Dy Gill q AaFdman 10 lbDlisOn q
zmmer and by The latter 70 Robert 1hbit-
SON
nainder IN eQaaI payments OF ak. twelve
and eighteen months, with interest rom
day OF sale heeaped BY Deed OF Trust ON The
HE tile 10 the above property II believed
to be good. Selling a. fTustee VIII only
convey such titiehs Il vested In me by said
oeSo.1meod E h. FTTznuGH.T Trustee
DHAI,oN,s. GPAPHIAN LOTION" for
IL Beautifying the SKIN and COMPLE0-
ION. Removes all Erupt4ons. Freckles,
Plmples. Moth BlOtehes, Tan, etc. and rem
dens the Skin Son, EalT and Blooming.
For Ladies In the Nursery It's invaluable.
For Gentlemsn~ after Shaving Il has no
sPAPHIAN LoIIoNHIs the only reliable
remedy for diseases and blemtshes OF the
PHALoN's aPAPHIAN SOAR" for the
Toilet, Nursery and Bath, VIII mot chap the
SEin- Price IS cents per cake. 1
SFLOR DE MAYo.sE . 7sa2A
='@- HEBOR DIX MAIO.3s 80
A new perfume for the HahdkerchIa. Ex.
qniAite, Delieaie Lasting fragrance
PHAE0N q SON. New York sold by Al
DTuRghtl. -. my1o-lleou
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WIEEEING VA THURSDAY MORNINGS NOVEMBER f. 1865


sH ST. LOUIS, Nov. IL.
The Leavsuworth Conservative says
Grants majority in Kansas will be
1900 and thinks Il may reach %. 600.
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ToRoNTo, November ~


azs CRCIEGATI, November H. :
River fallen 15linchaa, with II feet 8
inches In the channel. Weather clear;
thermometer A3e. go. - y
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RvEF1Eo, soysmb

A heavy snow storm occurred here
this morning, and . severe gale pre-
walls ON the lake,
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No. 2 at 72aT5c, rejected at 7Os7Ie; clos
ing At 7eA791<o for No. /; sales No. 1 this
afternoon at 791<c. Oats-More active
and 1<c lower: sales Nos. i and at 471<
a4SIfc, closing at 4Sc. Rye-Firmer
and Sa1c higher; sales No. at 81 O51<a
06, and No. At 81 03,. closing steady.
BArlsy-In fair demand and Ease lower
sales No. at 81 47aI so. rejected Al. 81 20
al 25. closing at 81 IS for No. 2; sample
lots sold at 81 4SA1 5S on track.
Toledo.
HovEMBRR u.-FLoUR-DulE
GRAIN-Wheat--Dul amber Sa4c
lower; sales OF amber Rt 81 6Sa1 90; No.
2 do 81 so; amber seller last half No
vember az 81 10; No. at 81 SIS; No. 2
spring at 81 90 Oorn-0pened 4 shade
betterS closed dull and dropping; sales
of No. 1 at 500: Michigan at SSc; No.
1 white at IS; No. do at SSc; rejected
at SEC. 0ais-Dull at 10 lower; sales of
No. l at 63e; No. 2at 52e. Rye-Lower;
eales OF No. 2 az 81 oral 10. barley
Sales at SI75. sfS7
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oAaADA. r. =
OTTAWA. NOypubgF ~

The last meeting Of the Privy Coun-
ell under Lord Monclz's Standardization
will be held at Quebec Friday. All the
members of the government left here
to-day to be present.
Chief Justice Richards has been ap-
pointed Chief Justice OF the Court Of
Queens bench OF Ontario, and-4r-
Justice HageTty Chief Justice of the
Court OF Common Pleas.
ToRoNTo, November IL
A deputation from the Legislature OF
Ontario, appointed to. present an ad.
dress 70 His Excellency Lord Monck,
ON his departure for England left for
Quebec this morning.
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nARKErs ny rELEenAPH.

NEW YoRK, Nov. II.
CoTroH-DuII, Irregular and lower;
sales $50 bales at 24a245<c for middling
"f7I@ FIo9a-clOsed quiet without materi-
GRAIsGwheat-Dun atSI 5Oa1 50 for
No. 2; 81 64aI 65 for No. spring. Rye
Closed dull and nominal. Oats
Closed quiet and heavy at zoe for west
ern afloat. Corn-DuIl at 81 12a1 II for
unsound; SI145<a1 151< for sound mixed
western. F
PRovis1oNs-.Pork-Quiet and steady
dull and dropping. Cut Meats-Quiet
and Unchanged. Bacon-Quiet and
steady. Lard-Dull at 16SSalTc for fair
EeasEclosed dull al sIas7c.
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Closed dnlIats4as7
DRY GOOD.

Trade In this department remains
inert, and as q general thing prices rule
steady, the only change of Importance
noticeable to day being a reduction OF
10 per yard in Lancaster fancy prints,
which are now selling at 12o. Other
styles OF cotton staples are dull, never
theless prices are sustained notWith-
standing the pressure In the money
market. SeRsonRble styles OF wooden
goods for ladies' wear in steady re-
quest; but apart from speciRlties, there
Is not much animation prevalent, the
weather being aIill too fine for active
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NovruzEE 1L-FLoUE-IoWsr, and
n.ediun efades In fair demand for ship
ment: choice grades quietf spring ex-
tr.ls 81 75a6 621<
:. C5RAIF.-Wheat-AEo active
and 2s25<e IoWers sales No. at 81 17a
i %. No. 2 at 81 09IfI II5<, closing at
81 Oo5<aI 10 for No. 2 sales OF No. since
Chanes AZ 81 O8X. CoTn-Afbre active,
and Ka1c lower sales No. I. at.l7sAale;;
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M ME6iCAE PnMPHGET nom he
pen Of DE. CUETIs. The Medical Times
sGys OF this work. sThIs valuable tpeatiBe on
shows how health s. impaired through
seeret abuses OF youth and manhood, and
t9oN easlly fegalrlecl- 1tGlNes 2 elesL s y ~
cause and effects of nervous debihtys Inn me
remedies therefor A pocket edition o. the
above will be forwarded on recApL OF -
oenta, by addressing Doctor CuAT1sy NO.
5s, HoTth CharIes Street, BAitinore. Md-
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National Savings Bank of Wheeling.
CAPITAL, e1OO, 900.
NEoNEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
III Interest paid on Special DepolitS.s Hotaa
and B1llB discounted. EXCHANGE bOuEflt and
sold. Collections made on al points and pro-
cSeds promptly remitted,
Discount dAy-Wednesday.i r -rrf
Robert Gihson, h A-MCaba.
J. o. Thomas, -t james ACCdnnay.
rF J. L stifsl. -.
THos. a. LIST, President.
3. p. HILDREEH. Cashier.
u. Q. LIST. RoBK1r MoRRIsoa.
HENEE Z. Lr5I. s- GIBSON LA11B. j.
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MRRCHANTgl NATIONAL BANK
orWe.l TIrEinia.l

OEWesf TIFEfnIa.l
Cap1taI PaId In, $500, 900.
THS BANK SUCCEEDS ToTHE BUBI-
hess OF the merchants and MechRnica'
bank OF Wheellng.H II y q deSiEnated De-
p0SitoEy and Financial agent Of the United
sIat. 5, and Is prepared 70 do legitimate
BANKING 0uElneA
PFGffdNt-Jas. Nelson Vance. 20 a-lazl-a
DfTect5Tg-Ihonnns BEeeney, l. & .Dal0-
plain, Jas o. Achesnn. Ionn Iloulou, Robert
CrAnGle, A-Auen Howell, VIM b Simpson,
James Da1en. S.BRADYs onahler.
National Bank Of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING si5ss
Capital pafddn e2OO, 900
NFONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. M
nl terest paid on special deposits. Notes and
bills discounted. Exchange bought and sold.
Collections made on AL points and proceeds
promptly remitted. "a "
Dfreo1HE
CRrsPH OGnKBAY, THoMAs HUGHRa,
AICHAEL hEILLHs A. q. Tom, FssT
ARTHUR LITTLE, JoHN \, HURBARr
JAAE5 MOCLUHEYt H. FoLLocKt
'AAA' AlAA TAi'i icRlsPrS oaIERAe
JOHN WAGNER, - - fTesideut,
Cashier. ur- 9f
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AuautiaI. : :
G FIHsR ~ sssi5in
NATIONAL BANK

pe.lEaasea .pepe.ssouu.a
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: 80 \ No NNUFs II !
Miss Mary E. MaEee,, daughter Of
Capt. MSgee, OF this city, committed
hnicide by shooting herself through
the heart with q revolver, Temporary
was the cause. She was 20
Naafa nld.- - = - - - :
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NovK1mER u.-FLoUR-Firmer; fam
lily 81 5Oa7 20 o.
GRAH-Wheat-FIrm and higher;
No. red at 81 so. Corn-Dull; old
nominally at soc; new closed at 65a56c.
Rye-Scarce and firmer; No. at 81 %.
oats-Quiet at 57a5Sc- Barlsy-Dull
and nominal. -9f
CoTros-DnlI and dropping at 221<c
ToBAoco-NothinE doing and receipts
light.
WHIsKH-In but limited demand at
81 90, though sales reported At 81 O5, bat
this rate Is above the market
Hoes-Eirmar and higher; all sold At
81 25a7 . gross; the latter is an extreme
rate Tor extra large
PRoYsIoHs-Mess Pork-Held firm
ly at $25 co. Green Meafs-Hfgher as
regards sides and hams, ISLES ofshould-
ers at 175<a177<c, now held at 1sc.
Sidea-Sold At 1S1<c and hams at 12He.
BaeOn-Shoulders declined 70 13alS1<cS
clear RIB sides At 171<al7H.
L GARD-DnlI; prime steam 15eT Kettle
rendered. L. -E-
Oms-Linseed Oil-Very dull and
It can be bouRht at $50 in . large way.
Lard Oil-UnchaDged. Petroleum-
Dull at 2Ss30c for refined.
: FLAxsEED-DuiI At g 70.
GoLD-133Z buying.
ExCHAR0E-Sueady at par buying,
and so TO LILO premium sailing.
|
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4 Connecticut town pOlled a4is vote
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BroonnIs. !

IN Do1. FANCY THbEE STRINGS,
lU just received by
oet9o EIsf, MOEKIsoN q co.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-10

We yesterday saw 8 pair @ e4k
antlers at the Express ofascs. They
were the largest we ever saw, and
must have weighed fifty pounds
They were awaiting shipment east.
Omaha Herald.
Tolerable large antleB tobe taken
firm an Elk killed out West, bat
not AZ large as we have secns i" VI"
Spring Of 1913, we killed on the Ds
Moines river at the place called Elk
Rapids, an Elk, from which We TOOK
a pair of ansiers that were SAX ieet
and two inches between points, ana
when the points we . ses upon I'd"
ground, q man six fees and one ineh
tail walked between theEns they De-
il,g fast 10 the head, without touch
ina Q hair OF the ead-they weigh
| ed eighty -four pounds.
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flfRfssHAS pnESE4TX--Now
that almost everybody Is looking out
for something for Christmas pres
ent to their wives, children snd re-
iatioils, we would recommend huss
bands to take a look at the fine China
sets to be found at the China store IT
LAWRENCE Il WHITNEY, and II
their purse will allow it, buy a st
f,r Christmas present 10 their bet
Ter half. This Tact Is f1Hw~~-"' Il
AAE4.sss.axs s-s4~~s :. HttlG tina nicest H.
sortmcGt OF China. Glass, Silver and
Plated ware to be found in the city.
Give them a call at No. 400 james
Block, Broadway.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-10

CHICAGO, Rock Island AKIN
PACIFIC r. R.-This road is com.
pleted to the station known as MOI.
rison's station, and the mail Is car.
ried by the cars to that point. The
track Is laid several miles this-sida
Of that point and 1t Il expected that
Ia q few days the cars viii run repu-
larry to . point within fifty miles Of
this city. when the trip will be made
from this city by stage and rail TO
DesM oines By day light. The storm
aud heavy fall Of snow has put
stop 70 track-laying for the present
at this end of the road.