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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

Ew The Iasi soldier Of the .Rsvolu
,sisn died SITES days since, at York, Psan-
sylvania, sgedlo4 years. lie has been
sH invsseyats user of tobacco all bis lifes
90 which ssa probably BE- attributed biz
.sstimeiy taking eli.
Let ear aGod and Morality" lsgtsia
tors bssSss they aajourn on sAa eEa of
Apssl, enact Law prohibiting The use Of
.Gha noxioua weed. Why not ? siEissaia
70 havs dslessEoas effect upsa cue mar
yeas sya&sa, almass eqasa - saes =
,wAisksy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

.EY~our people should sos ssaFes sasa
ssavss "a become paifsd up wiaA pride % SO
xxs&saa sxteas bscasss Gospsll Bssaa has
bsss 90 ssxa.lly favorsd in psins Of Rail
road matters 4 steady, hsalfhy grewth,
sasA ID marked snT eoarss tie pass twO
,yssss, Will pEsye more lassiag sssas sss
.Asssy iaaasisa. Everything ~ nsm ia
,sarfssss, aad litsls pfudenee ID TIE
,sssasgsmsss viii make sars ths biggest
.sewm In che Fest. 49, sa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

.Sws dsa's know, ismay be sAas ear
ssoassmplssed salsrgemsat, and shs "a
,essssiss pasrsmass OF she BuaLE, wsisA
now kas gssssss sissalasisa sAaa arb
papey IN Western Iowa, has bad the Ct.
fees 30 shake shs son6dsaOs Of one Of tbs
pxspsissssS al she NompassiI in ass fHtnFs
esd sssssd aim to sEEss hia hsls Of that
aaAs Asishmsns fov sale.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

NJ xixta~ Al a sxeeuzlsx - 90 a(fsges& fFnM
"a - "a ne Clsfk es the 0lsfE1et S4aFt -
51<ss = tstxs3& - rexS IowA, shsat EEeesse a
sess - rnarsdxy, ms 21a say 81 Aps1b n
saa&. hezwseA the hssu 81 zen ss<ie9 q. NJ -
sssslF esxd66 n n ss saia asys - fEenk A 80
Is Ii Ne1ss4 In shs 1is5 % oe1M4 - -
sol3aw5a4 6AseSsesd Ma4s kssssss y "a q : !
sn.Wit. a2s..s 8 3
Les EenTsa4as N bssxk koxA-sA8ess - ssz
sx2s6&sf&&sNy a3kS 81 0sHAszl 1sAass =
res - ne pfsDexfy e Hasan natss ~ ssssssx e
= - 60 III fssax e W q. SauBes I q
4xls e cgssnnneA sk 10 ssrssc& ~ RID A41
PHnxT MHALs nnsFxEr
osssssl sissEs. Iowa, Msssa - =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

skT0segoa possesses s. aouring nills,
IS sf which with one hundred Eua Oh
stsnss, sss worked BIZ water power. Sew.
sEma &c thsse miils tuFm ous from 200 to
800 bssrsls Of aouF per dag.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

ssTAs meath Of Marca ell sShihls ssc
.wssyamfnl sssats--she trial of J@leerssT
Davis for insissing that the southern
ssasas we're eus al The uaiaas md shs
sriaI Of Aadrsw Jahpsos zoe iasisssns
ssas tasy are In the Uaian."
ghs writer Of the ahevs 10 salesakes.
ma msasA " aasch viii sshibis aeishei
q NE ana sf sAssa wondsafsl events,
Jsasrssa Davis will ass be tried in the
sssssa u ;AlAxaks noe via Andres. jsha
ssa DO tried La ahe meath Of MaEoh.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

Back yAsDs. W. nssiced anaass
Of banda bssy = sask 10 sse several
brick yards so-dax. Tbs rrohaoisisiss
are that 80 sxtessiss basiaass i. zee
aasasast ere Of brsaks will be aaas hs
shs swasss Of sks yssss shis sessos. s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

CHusca. Ths dsdisasios ssssiess Vt
the u. y. Chsrsh - ska cisy gill lessis
az half pass zen ssslssk "a Saturday
'asxs, and s.asspas sAfosgh sssdsy.
Rss. Ne. Eaay u oas~ge. viii assfvsf
tAs dedioasioa ssrHou o. Sunday Aarss
iag.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

g. Tie ssiaowssg apo@s's sesethss
sish the fsw lines Of insresiu stasy msstss
Reaches as fsom away eat in Coises1ss
and somes froa shs city d Beaver. Tks
sashaF = ssaeshtsdly sas If those for
iorp orsasares who wsns far away % hnas
Tor gold, wisA she hope Of sooa resurAing
and Harryiag his own s'AlAsy AnnsS but
shils seiesraisa swoag the Tar a Rocky
Moaasains, receives she hs@ss sesdiag ins
seaIigeaSs THAI sMsry Aaas BIS aEoss
back 90 him,n and hs pouFs ous his grisf
Ehasays vssAsasm ID iitss astas:
Ma RRtrsx Yes win phase spxsaa THESE
few ytgsss Ia ySas page. sad wia 10 yosE srees
graas-feskes IN the naxs woFlas
Years. sssass
VI y.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

~ u -
M
s1 -
r -
= - ~ =
- -.
49,. ..... .:.'..! |...'. .....s r. ,.:... ,,'.
r - W 2
ii L
s.. -, Il: =. :, sss - -
r.
-. q. Z -. J. - -
-. .3s - 4.
= " 4 - =.
y ~. f. a -. s;'s|7 s.7|E ~
NJ
rs. -. s. -. I,..s. ~ ~. $500,
- !. -
- ~ =. . - - ,
- re ~ - - u
49, 49, - 9. rs~.Ss- !. ri
4 -. - 8
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& e. Il - -.a. y ~ - - - -
~ .sssS.
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! |, !. &: 4. -. :, Is, e q. -. -
= I i
f.xEs.. = - :. ssxwwzIsss1ssw IA 90
y,oisst ,<u 80 siaps = Isss rssssiss
Ind .,saas .a.d uaias ,wsSh .sha aasshexn
caugsdsr.sIs y = =
-.
~ = anas<ssoos sa a posss
: : p.sp..'a - -. - ~ ]
ravsrpnss,x. rasssosas..at wiiI sssar
abcus sas 18th proxine.
ss,s... 80
dam a.as 81 she Frsaoh Admiral 81 Havti
hsvs h~sn assixgsd sv eeasr.susloss srom
m.yaA.nss.
STA -
avs ass ss sss passsass 'asps
Eaassoa faas Aassasfs aasaas 20 asas shs
aas'ss ae ss'ssk A'
sso aass "Asaa fssa MsksAss. aass
sosss asmp = sa1isasass sP =
s'as ~ $3.50 sa.,'s $50 a'a
1sFks sss us1s'ssssu w ga sssSv gss& q
Aapis = Sorcs kaesss u hghs assehiss
order. Forage h scarce, roads vary bad,
and ~ soldiers are saasring ssoa sgsss
terry end fsssEs
Tia hosss d farmer, whoss resi-
aeaea ~@s A'0as sssass-ass maass sssn
o'sa = = s ai1's vas osns sou =
sssso eas'afsn aaa 1sfsa asaA Nsss ease
oassea'
The resldsacs af ne Hoa. chsa, Dad,
ley, asmssf ct the Iowa Lagaslssassi
was baFnsd on Friday alghs. Three cd /.
drsn wess bsFDsd 10 aesshs Tbs Lsgsa
latara adjourned thsoagh sympashys and
ssna sammlssss = atessd 500 3asssair
TIE bsvh eours 81 lrBpsschmsas ksirt
| 10 ssssioa, Butler made 9 spessh 81 sems
three hoara ID length. 4 swses scented
euss 20 aes "a prosecutor 10 sass Of in
| na..s,,,,. -, & . h,,h ss,.,.t n ~. ssey.
-. -. Da.a -.
sia.
4 - -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

81 : 80 1IiIII1r z'
e. Z. ~!
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ES
-. = -, p - - = -. -.
4. n r... n 81 -.
I fl! y. l.. ~ - =. =. =
eos -
- - - =
<sSssss I'D - - -
TX .
sss. r.. sz.zs::.
|.|||Z =. ..1 Z =
49, 35
4:s.s-s w. ss..s r. ;...:..
r. : 1s55ss: - r. u '
n
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ss' F. n u - -. - -
.'..sss. ,-.s.ss.....H - =. - ~ 49,
I'M I "a ~ I Il -. .s5'ss q - I.
:. ~. S~....' 'swss,- - -. 80 ~.
r. - =; ~. .es.h.. - -.
.:.sr..s IS. - .-.s~... ! ..ssssss.sr.
'i:~ssss -. = i = - 49, e g. 49,
-. - = 49, = -. ~ o.
s-s-'s.,-s - = i. s-..~..'...e 1f3zs
- 49,. - !. - stSkSS = -f...s !.
s,.-s..ass 4. ! ...;a,iss n vass- go
'sssss. ~ d.s. - 60.
...s -. = = 6 80 80 Iii e.
-. = !. - asss vsli 4 Co.
- ..S.ss...si...a -. :. - - 49,
= 81 4. b !. ~. 49, g -, y -
- -s.-.- - 8 -. 49, ~.
49, 4. - q = - - y. ] ~csss.
" s. 49, 49, - ~. !. = 80
- g asss.sk q. \, !. g.s.ssA i. Z
- = - - :. s. - *
:. - sna.s sasss sAaassra
- q 49,. $3.50 - !
-. - - :. ~. .ssas ;a,,'sr Ia
sss 49,. - - go
s..s 49, -. - 'as.- sssrs. s~.1s.sn -
~ IS 49, .s.sss II II IS Z,
s1s 49,. sa e. 8 - -
= - s.sss;aa y
- - !. So - - ss,,n
R1ss.s - - = -. 80 a.
49,. .ss -
- M'as = -. - .s;ssass 49, !.
- ~ =. - 49, = - - ss..sss.s,ss
sss 1Ass - =. : 80 s 80
n .. - Il -. - e -.
-. 49, -. - -. -. - *
3 go 80 -. - - p - - So
$3.50 s.. = - - - !. sss -. - . -,
$3.50 49, Is
49,. = = $50 - -
- - 3. e - - y =.
49, Y. a & $3.50 - - -
| - - $3.50 -
ssYsAs.s -. - "a 80 80 s.ss .
~ ~ -. = - - ! ssss',~s
- go - - - 80
hae1 y 6 Z 4. - - = 80 -
- ossS sasass1ss 80 - 3
49, ~ 49, = P.ss. o 80 s. !.
and . asssrsaIa sAs will Oh he people.
Ii visw of shis we'll kaown add lharoaah
srganizosioa for sha purposs stated, the
naingxits af se3s eagnnaittee are assoabd.
id ID lbs uasaaeruess If the result and
she sassI failure IA obsainip9 auyshias
| ike al sxrression or opinisn hy a Gaaior.
iss al tha aaenla unao this importaal
aah;eea! when mo ssks iuso eoasissssa-
dos de fsss that alter q systeuls 4 &C.
xsaisssisa fos ssss Iass eight years ., shs
friss3s ali prehibis;oa they hass Gals
| bssu abs 10 procure ons sig. ~ ous d
swsaty Hss Inhabitants pale, female anl
ehildfsa. ws are D ssgiy sssa gndsa ~ ths
rsss,Is srse, FvaarS ii AZ al utter faiiar.
| ON the mart al .bs frfepas az prohibition
| to pYocaYs i, vxotsssisa OF public opin
Ian. favorable ID their tdaas anon she
aphiscs aadxr eoFsi,israiiss, or ia To-
ssrue. slssig Representatives thereaa. *
The minority OF your somlnittee havins
disposed Of The qas.tioa Il inssruefaos
| 80 their satisfaction, wiE now pronsui u
| xsse sosss rsa@eas whs sne gsreseet peo.
| hihisoFY law should Be repealed ana i
wsll regulated lioease las enacted Id IL,
1 ~-sT 49, n,,.n;..I.. ~
| - - A.
fepapsssAs ~" = 49, 'A. 4 - -
essssea essy ga &C., - 49, -. -
aa.aIaA.I gas Is 80 - ~
set ssasas aAa s'vA - =
aatsoa y ne so'lss1ass.y - s.s1 - |,
'nsnosf an loss aas siSa 49, - sas 49, ~ : !.
Plsassss a1ia ~ = sss as $3.50, Aaa 80. -
se pssAssss psnsaaza o. , soss - 'n's;
ssFs sase sas ass !: a' :. a. 80 ~, =,
~ sansxsssa go - aas 80 -.
fspasI - III ! - - ~ -, ).
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

~ Tbs fnass0 see In shs city ped
ding biz bead sss1s 10 tbs Snaps sf
aoseasiss, bssksss. parssss sobaseo
pesssss, &s.y Is Of che IsoQaeis tribe
And .x~jsgsa . ssnsiasrahfs aiss.sss
from shs boms 81 bis fathers ~ sbs
xrsas Lakes Of shs Nsfth-eass, 20 ihs
musdv wsssss Of the Misseass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

ss4kr go DAsaxe 20 tha dsEss sil a@ms ss Sc
10 II zxa A&sas Ases aeHazy szEN
m ssksss~~RkAxTATssM x1xxxns.
Thsy nsssr tai
This great Sssmssais HsslsF i jsss
wkas tho psapIs ned. u - : FsEasdy
shey sAa Ysig %. fss Dyspspsis, HART
bars, Hssdsshs. Diszinsss, Agas, Liver
CoSplsials. Psis4 IN <hs SIDE aa4 Bad,
ID has no esssi; nos tbs lsass ansaE IT,
visaass b iss szsrass plsssaasssss y ~
sasss ord tmmsdssts hsus6elai eRsss-- =
Try II, suffering dyspepsisss md n
lsussd. SsSk Ars ~ sssestioas of thpsl
lsi6unke6 ID kass. rfoa The ssss amo~nI
cf ibis axsiels sola, u must hays Ersaa
nssit. n&8sz
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

Hsssx Tmuxvss.--Tks 81. Jos. HsTsfd
ssssaiss ~ feliswiAg relative 10 tbs
Hsrss sAief Assosiasisa In shas aeikhsos-
kssd.
ssIhs aorss sleslisg Assoaiasisn IN sAia
ySslsity numbsss &hous ssssnsy ays nsn
--sWsnsy-Ess ID tbs sieinisJ eE s. jos,
ard ffsy IL tAs vieinisT Of Lsaysnworsh
Or ssshis II ST. Joseph ana one u
i ssysnworsA ass insersessd. Thsre 10 .
.suhesrransaa skahIs in this asixkbashosd,
"a aws Ii de siainity of Lsassnworsh
,sed = sAs isfssn aas ssas % shass ara aasF
Issssssssd In shis chain sf basss ahissea
,sksa sassd hsfsrs sks pahlie 10 tie hEsl
ii.ut shaxssass % ssmoas reputable ae1.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02

~ To. day, In 0mahas ssass aas %
shigA sAas DO lsbaFiag nan san bring bis
.fanily hsrs, make wages sod live and
tbs rssals 10 iassssA of snsoasagiDg emf
ssakisa In tbs adssasages OF car city, we
dfsesmraes b BY eur sxhqsbisass sa<asica
,fes ssasais and Fer hstsl assenmodasssns.
- Hsrsfd.
Lss sss psepsrts hoIdsss 81 Council
iHlsGh saks Isssoa fran ths abexa-hs
smisss and aos ran srasy eysE the AsyAa-
sasemsHs passess - . sssasRaiiroad sisy.
Ii - 10 sendass esrsslves ~ people,
.as win hass ssadssey 10 saeOasass or
,ixsasisas issssiss, ssa inv@sEsas q
ssseital. IA sssseashis In your prices
xas pesp9sy, Ter ssass. and for hasss -
ssunnsdstssnAs asd oar gsaash viii b.
swi4.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02


WINS GAN Asswxs 7-- w o dad Ne fol-
jswang u shs Nowpasssl Of Sasday nor
ai.xs asd q was yssg sppropssass qass-
80 - sshbsak sossiasxasios. HAo can
sesw9s
DsAa LosAE.-Cau any Of suF Mtg dads
siss = aaT tnfssmssson in rsxard 30 tbs
Szltaiag q che depot hy 30 q. \ N
y @. W4s s6Ses ne came ssma spaee
i6s1 WHEN u wss 70 be hnilss Hog shss
- hU614s qsessisa % settled re hope
bsns iaasdiass assioa vii D. szkeas u
fhey msaa basiasss ws wanf - kapw ..
a TAX PAYER
pahsps wkss ssr ssisy dassn hes&
nalgetsssd Ne people sa shss subjsss.
~ vill be able = giss 20 SONS isIur-
s1tss fsississ . he go 90 lsos Mtss
- kssss psrpssss ssiAsass 10 he lkes
- = 66aiAfs paid Into lbs Otiy assass
- = - ~ t2xes, asi q sss sxpsA.
- go mo4s il - nessy, 4
81 - - sxhflis - - hepi
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-29


Mr.. BANKS gave notice that he would
ask the House on next Tuesday to consider
the bill appropriating money for the pur-
chase of Alaska. rflE
Mr.. SPALDING gave notice that he
would ask action, Immediately after the
harbor and river bill was disposed of, on
the two appropriation bills for benevolent
purposes in the District of Columbia.
Mr.. EGGLESTON. from committee, re-
ported bill authorizing the authorities of
Laramie county, Ohio, to build a bridge
across Black river, near the village OF Black
River. Agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. WASHBURNE, of ILL.,,
the Senate amendments to the Legislative
Appropriation bill were referred to the
committee on Appropriations.
MIR. WASHBURNE gave notice that he
would. early next week, report the Defici-
ency bill and ask leave to make it the spe-
cial order for Wednesday next.
The House proceeded to the considera-
tion of the river and harbor appropriation
bill, the question being On the motion of
MIR. Delano to recommit the bill to the
committee on Commerce. with Instructions
to report for the improvement of the har-
bors of the northern lakes and St. Clair,
Florida, to $500,000; for completion of re-
ports, maps and diagrams of bridges over
the Mississippi river; for surveying for
deepening the ship canal around Saul st.
Marie $1,000; the work to be done under
contracts with the Secretary of War.
After long debate a motion by Mr..
BALDWIN to table the bill was rejected,
and one by Mr.. COKE to postpone to next
session was rejected.
Other amendments were Offered and re-
jected.
Mr.: DELANO'S motion to recommit
was lost.
Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-29

the U. 5. District Court. Among other ser.
tences for Revenue frauds, yesterday, Fer
dinand Saulsberger was sentenced to eleven
days imprisonment. 70 pay fine of $500,
and to be imprisoned until the fine is paid.
The Albany Argus for Chase.
The Albany Argus comes out for Chase.
Presenta1fOn.
The Dramatic Fund Association present.
ed Ristori a magnificent Photographic al
bum. She sailed on the Vile de Paris to-
day.
Arrived.
The steamers Helvia and Oeutchland,
from Europe, and Santiago de Cuba, from
Aspinwall, have arrived. sQ
Shipment of Specie
The shipment of specie to-day, was ST.
4S0 600.
Programme of the Schutzenfest.
The programme for the Schutzenfest is
published. Delegations will he received
in the afternoon at the Germania rooms,
by Mayor Hoffman, an excursion in the
harbor Tomorrow, a parade on Monday,
also review by the mayor and city coun-
Gil and banquet. The shooting commences
in the afternoon, which will last till Tues
day or Wednesday; concerts to be given
on Monday and Tuesday, and illumination
on Wednesday evening; banquet Thurs
day and ball in the evening; banquet and
concert Friday; the same on Saturday, 4th
OF July, with fireworks and festival in the
evening; convention and concert on Sum
day; distribution of prizes on Monday,
banquet and concert and festival closing
that day.
The Festivities ON Saturday.
The heat to-day did not prevent thou
sands of Germans commencing the week
of festivities. The streets in the different
parts of the city were decorated with flags
banners and various devices of welkomen,
and Germania hall was profusely covered
with the flags of all nations, those of
America and Germany floating promi-
nently over all. The arrival of Chicago
and Western delegates to the Schutzenfest
was made the occasion of quite a tuin-
out, consisting of about twenty campanies
of the Schutzen Corps, with band of mu-
sic. assisted as escort to the Reception Com
mittee. The Western delegations were
escorted through several streets to head
quarters. On passing the City Hall, a bat
terry of artillery fired national salute.
They brought the grand flag of the German
League, which this evening was presented
to the city of New York with considerable
ceremony. On behalf of the city, Mayor
Hoffman received the flag, accepting it in
very felicitous speech, amid great enthusi-
asm. -- -
The Bowery and all the German gardens
are illuminated and great crowds fill the
streets. Excursions will be the order of
the day tomorrow. The whole city gov
ernment have accepted an invitation to re-
cei the grand procession on Monday
Several regiments of the first division OF
the National Guard will comprise part of
the procession.
The BrickIayers' Strike.
Several master masons have conceded to
the terms demanded by the bricklayers,
and the strike will thus become useless.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-29
XLth Co1gress--Second Session.
WASHINGTON, June 27.
SENATE

Mr.. CRAGIN introduced bill to amend
an act to exempt certain manufacturers
from internal revenue tax.
Mr.. RAMSEY introduced bill to regu-
late trade between the United States and
the British North American provinces.
Referred to the committee on Commerce.
The Tax bill was received from the
House and referred to the Finance COM
mittee, which was granted leave to con-
slider it during the daily session.
Mr.. YATES called up the bill to admit
Colorado into the Union. The question
was on the amendment by the committee
on territories, providing for general elec-
ton of the State Legislature and State
officers within sixty days alter the passing
of this act, said Legislature to meet with
in thirty days after the election, and i'm
posing the fundamental condition for ad-
mission that the said Legislature shall
ratify the fourteenth amendment to the
Constitution, otherwise this act shall be
null and void.
This was amended by Inserting proviso
allowing the Legislature to decide, if it
chooses, against the admission, also by al
lowing the Legislature to proceed to elect
U. S. Senators in case it decides in favor of
the admission.
Mr.. CONKLING offered an amendment
requiring the question of ratification to be
submitted to the people at the elections au-
thorized by the bill.
This was opposed by Messrs. YATES,
HOWARD, Upton, NYE and others, as
unnecessary, and was sustained by the
mover and Mr.. MORTON.
Mr.. DAVIS spoke against the bill, and
Messrs. HARLAN and CRAGlN in its ia
vOr.
Without action on the bill or amend
ments, the Senate went into Executive ses-
sion, and after prOtracted session ad-
journed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-29

GALooT RECORD.-There was an i'm
provement in the galoot business on Sat-
urday and drunk and and disorderly cases
prevailed.
S. S. Parr was one of these. he was so
bully drunk he knew no north, no south,
no east no west, but only common CEN
ter. Feeling that he had been sent here to
occupy that center, he set there till po-
liceman sent there for the purpose hauled
him in. He was fined S5 and committed.
Ann Rodgers, we are sorry to say, was
drunk and disorderly. When Ann gets
drunk her disorderly proclivities are as
certain to make themselves manifest as
can be. She was sent to the county jail
for the thirty days next evening.
Frank Trunnell and David Trunnell got
drunk and then got into fight. We never
saw so plane case, we think, though we
nsiter. The mayor AGED them to pay Sc
each for the fun they had enjoyed. They
could not chisel it out just then, though
they thought they could get it by close
shaving. In default of which they board at
the Sinners Rest.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-29

DENNIS B. STRAIT, ex-auditor of this
county, one of our Oldest and most estima-
BILE citizens, and a man of unimpeachable in
tegrity, was arrested Friday at the instiga-
tion and upon the affidavit of Auditor A.
G. King, lately of Cleveland, upon charge
of perjury, and taken to Cincinnati, Mr.
Strait having, as is alleged, made an error
in his income return, and sworn to it. The
affidavit upon which the arrest was made,
was taken out at Cincinnati, it being hardly
supposable that any judicial officer in this
county would have issued a warrant on such
frivolous pretext.
Since writing the above, Mr.. Strait has
returned to his home in good health and
fine spirits.-Sunddy Ne,os.
Mr.. King is not the Auditor of Franklin
county. He serves in the Auditors office
as deputy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-29
BOOK NOTICES.

EXPLORATION OF THE NILE TRIBUTARIES OF
ABYssINIA; The sources. supply and overflow OF
the Nile; the country. people. customs; ETC.. by
Sir s. w. Baker, NJ. A., F. r. G. 3. Hartford !:
Published by o. d. Case & Co.. 1868.
We have here, from the pen of Sir S. w.
Baker, the co-explorer with Speke and
Grant of the sources of the Nile, one of the
most interesting accounts of the vast lakes
the Albert and thelVictoria and their sources
OF supply, ever issued from the press.
His argument is, that the equatorial
lakes feed Egypt; but the Abys-
sinian rivers cause the inundation.
In addition to the vast amount of geograph-
ical knowledge given in these pages, it is
interspersed with many highly exciting
adventures of the author and his devoted
wife among lions, elephants, buffalos, hip
popotami and the other great game of the
country. 1t Is work of exciting interest
Every page developes subjects of wonder
and delight. No library can be considered
complete without it. 1t is printed in splen-
did style and bound in an artistic manner,
forming volume that would be an orna-
ment to any gentleman's collection. For
sale by Randall & Aston.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-29

BOLD AND DARING THEFT.-The room
of Major Brand and wife, at the Goodale
House, was entered on yesterday morning,
by shrewd, light-footed, light-fingered,
and apparently well posted burglar, who
coolly rified the pockets OF that gentleman's
pantloons and captured valuable gold
watch lying on a chair along side the bed,
while the occupants were taking their
usual morning repose. Mrs. Brands dia-
monds were lying on the bureau, but they
escaped the notice of the thief.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-29

The SKATING RINK.-It is delightful to
be able to talk of Skating Kinks this hot
weather. Anything " on ice" is pleasant.
Our skating rink is fixed fact. 1t is to
be built on the corner ofState and Seventh
street, the first lot east of the Medical COL
lege. The lumber is all here, and the work
will be commenced Immediately. The To-
cation is most desirable one, right in the
heart of the city, and at good distance
from the river to make it "a profitable en-
ternrise.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-29
MEXICO.
Juarez Refuses 10 Change his Cab.
met.

Juarez Refuses 10 Change his Cab.
met.
NEW YORK, June q.
The Herald's telegraphic advices from
Mexico City, dated June 18th, state that
Juarez remained firm in his refusal to
change his Cabinet.
Romero and the English Bond
holders.
Romero has been ordered from Washing
ton. He has informed the English bond
holders that their negotiations with Maxi
milan have annulled all obligation on the
part of Mexico.
American Legation.
There is no cordiality between the Amer
ican Legation and President Juarez, ow-
ing to the protection of Europeans in the
American Consulate.
PuebIa.
General Alatorr is to command the expe-
dition against the Puebla insurgents.