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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

AS TO reconstruction 10 Georgia, We
learn reliably that the Senate, owing to
the fourteenth Observation-Disclosures
likely to grow out Of it, will not remand
Georgia to her former position as 5 " con-
quered province" Acting upon the re-
port to be presented by the Judiciary
Committee, that body viii agree that
there is no necessity for farther Con-
gressionsl action in relation to recon-
struction in that State. 1t is confidently
expected such result will be reached
soon after the holidays, AMI that the adj
mission Of the Georgia Senators will fol-
low
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

A RECIPROCITY treaty between the
United States and Canada has been pro-
posed on the following basis: The two
Countries shall make such an arrange
ment IS exists among the States Of the
German z lllverein, and shall adopt the
same tariff Of duties on imports from
abroad. They shall have custom houses
only at their seaports, and these shall be
conducted on joint account. All custem
houses between them shall be abolished.
2 internal trade shall be entirely free
The product Of the duties on imports
shall be divided between them in pro-
portion to their population.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
n

WASHINGTON, December 27.-The
Washington National Monument So,
ciety has addressed al appeal 70 the pas
tors of the religious congregations OF the
United States, asking chem to cause col
Lotions to bs fsken'up in their respective
churches, on the Sunday Immediately
preceding the 22d of February; the col
lections 20 De remitted TO the Treasurer
Of the Society, in order that work on the
monument may be resumed. The OPP
peal is signed by AndreG johnson, Pres
ideDt er 05ici0 s. J. Bowers, First Vice
President; Ullsses S. Grant, Second Wee
President; w. w. COrcoTan, Third Vice
President j. B. II. Smith, Treasurer
John Carroll, Brevet Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
RIVER MATTERS.
sTEAmRoArs
o L-oUIsvuyr

sons. was preeipitased down sn emBank-
ment, making two complete revolutions,
and nearly every person in it was more
OF less injured, some OF them sevsreiy
but none fatally.
Gsu. Sully sent a deteehmenbpR cav
airy from Fort Harker on the 2lst inst.
10 scour the upper valleys of the Solomon,
Republican and Saline rivers in Kansas,
il being reported hat Indians have re-
Gently been seen in that region. Gen.
9uIly thinks that Ger. Sheridan will re-
tugn from the campaign in twenty or
thirty days, and will suspend operations
until March, to give bis horses rest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
TRANsPoRrATToN
AMUsEMENTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEAFBR

Second Week Of the Great Artistic, MARY
GLAD5TANE, and Qneen or the All,
Mile TGRNOUR.
sTODday Evening, DecemDsr 2S-Wn be
presented HE LANCASHIRE LSSs-Ruth
Kirby, (the Lancashire LasE1. Mary Glad
stsne. To conclude with Mile fUBNOUR on
the Flying Trapeze.
SCALE OF ~PKICEz-Dress Circle AID Parquette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 80: Family Circle, 81
cents Colored Boxes, 50 cents; COlored Gal
lsry, - cents.
Doors open at quarter 10 7 o'clock; curtain viii
rise 1T 8 precisely. Cookbook open rom IG
o'clock am. to 5 pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

THERE is no longer any doabt that
Gen. Grant is in favor of the repeal of the
Tenure-of-ohSce Act. On Monday he
stated TO some Congressman who called on
him, that, while be should not pretend to
say at this time what he thought best to
Go or M TO do, he still believed It would
be indi0iols to repeal the act,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
Bankrupt Sale Of Personal
Property.


In the several matters following:
Thes. ?. adams, HIS. King,
W. I. Arlington, Hans Lemon,
Davis Bryson, Al. Long,
Albert Buck, VIC LightfOOt,
alex. Bowers, ,Ginzburger & Co.,
hos BllOow, A. Norton
g. H.. BOlsfOTd, II. =. Mitchell,
Charles h. BrUWn, X. y. Mason,
81. Beatus q Co, b. ]. Morgan,
A. Brandt, ThCs. r. PeytOn,
W. W. Coleman, Thos. q. Patrick,
Abraham Cohn. Pavne, Mcconnell c
Connaway, Tones &Tate,J. V. Powell,
John V Curtin, John C. Rogers,
Cressmsn q Hinson, {. c. Sharp,
J0hn z. Dcugnerty, D. Shlcss q Co.,
]. \ Douglass, John ". Shipp,
j. W. Dyer. b FOwlkeS Tatum.
J. r Fleming, David Thllmsn,
julius Freed, Walt & Johnson,
a. q ] Frey, David Wolf.
Fred Hook, No WhiLow,
August Hitzisld, Al. Hooker,
Z. K Hart, IOhn B-itLon.
In Bankruptcy .. Memphis, Tennessee.
By yirtUs OF general order OF sale entered by
the District Court Of the United States for the
District of Vest Tennessee, on the 18th day OF
December AID. 1888, L viii proceed to Fell on
Tuesday, January 8, 1869,
To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH, at
the rooms Of the Chamber OF Commerce, IN
Odd Fellows Ball Memphis, Tenn, between
the hours OF 8 O'Clock a N and o'clock p.m-.
and commencing at 10 O'Clock am of sad day,
all the right, title and interest, legal and CqultE-
bic, which belonged 10 sail several ba1krupts
at the dates Of dim their respective petitions
in bankruptcy Ia n to The following
perEOURl property, to-Eit All the bills Of
exchange, bond, prOmissCEy n.fes, securities.
debts, demands, Clsins, equities, accounts.
books OF account, ccCsss In action, and al ana
singular the personal effects and assets OF said
bsnkrUp's Of every Kind and description.
Sale positive and possession given tmme-
dietely. WM- Y. CIRORE, Assignee.
phis, Tenn December y, Is5S. de23 w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
Mississippi Cotton Plantation
For Eent.

EIGHT PLANTATIONS NEAR BEULAH,
IL Bolivar county, Miss. thoroughly protected
from humiliation BY The new levees.
-Four Plantations sale.
CLARK 4 MONTGOMERY
del9 ial foTBeulah, Mississippi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

y WAsHINGTON dispatch OF the % b
says the Presidents proclamation of gen.
eral amnesty il one OF the leading sub.
jects of discussion there, snd q variety Of
opinions have been expressed Ia refer
ence to it. 1t is held by some that the
proclamation is merely orEtorical that
it can have no possible effect on the
course of events connected with the reb-
els now under indictment, and that the
Supreme Court must settle ali questions
which the proclamation assumes to de-
eide. Others say that the general am
nes'y ought to have been declared last
July and thst it is q dead letter at n
rate; that the question Of treason wOull
be settled by the DAVIS trial, If it ever
occurred, and that no other cases would
have arisen Ia any event. Some of the
lawyers believe the President has no
right to pardon persons awaiting trial,
while Others affirm lsmong them Chief
Justice CHASE, that if the President has
q right to pardon after conviction aBsl
while undergoing sentence, be also has a
right 10 pardon before trial. Mr.. Nc.
CREEPY, Of Kentucky, said to-day that
Gen. JOHN 9. BRECEINRIDGE would re-
turn to that State st once from his exile.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

HAS A CIRCULATION AS LARGE AS
hat of any payer in North Mississippi. aud in
a section Of country where trade is tributsry
to Merphis. Buslness men of Memphis viii
ind it to their interest to advertise in the sEz-
LrrNE. sulstf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
"a the extent Of 10 per cent.

IN CO. penalty WE learr, says the West Tennessee
-oow al unpaid g Of Saturday, that W. S. WISDOM,
SSSN ATE year or Of Pardy, has fled a petiticn for a
sI 4 y I n - ,enle to compel the Mobile and
- uIe Z le coIslr5ad Company TO receive, as
6Vt ~ ed. at Tor freight and passage, the
q Il ( the read, voted BY the counties
nilsson sud Gfbson before the war.
US for (h-5f this scrip outstanding is
No. ssi nafn sersse and e $4,000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
BANKRpPT SALE.
Bankrupt Sale Of geaI-Estate and
Re Sonal Property.

In the several matters OF
Coolidge & Cooper and :. II. Meieher & Co.,
Wilson Slaughter ard 7. j. Green,
A. A. BaTleEOn, l.. I. Ttsdale,
Tncs. =. Aydietf, II. Bias,
Wm b. Booker, X. z. BIlliug,
Abner Baird, Samuel Gabay,
a. a. Hill, ID. kaufman a Co,
S3uthwOrth, Nance & Co.
In bankruptcy at Memphis, Tennessee.
By virtue or orders OF sale entered in the
above matters By the District Court OF lis
United States for the District Of West Fennes.
see, IN BANKRUPTCY on the respective dates be
low mentioned, 1 will proceed 10 sell, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

A recent extensive examination into
the character OF goods sold at q large
number of grocery stores in New York
city, diseloses, besides short weight,
ad~ulterstions of the following character
Grouad Java Coffee contained roasted
bread crumbs. peas and rye, chicory,
burnt sugsr and coffee essence Ground
Cinnamon was sduitersted with ;apioc9,
ground mace with pulveTizsd crackers,
ground cloves with spices Of all kinds,
I. froIa which the essential oil had been ex
s 1sacted. Tea contained willow leaves,
q : duine broken leaves sgglutinated by
me srtihce, damaged leaves and tea
list. The green tea was eOIorod with q
supposed 70 be Pfussian blue,
uiud the sugar was moistened with water
:, the extent Of 10 per cent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
INFORMATION 10 PLANTERS.
CEAIRTOYANT

MADAM DEVILLE, the world-renowned
VI Ciairvoyant, can be consulted on She past,
present and future, st her rooms. I49 MAIN
STREET, third door above OveTtOn Hotei.
Communication, with 81 and stamp, answered
mptl deiS Inns
The New York herald., 1868-07-12

AcclDENTs.-Henry Carpenter, . painter while
working on house In New Brighton iel from a
scsffod some twenty feet high and injured himself
very severely, but " IA hoped not fatally.
Andrew McCann, boy Of about sixteen, had hls
face badly cut with bat while playing base ball at
StapletOn.
James Henrcks, young man from this city, fell
from wagon and had his leg broken by the wagon
passing over IT,
BrReLARY.-rhe house OF Mr.. Thomas W. Morgan
Of Clifton. was entered by thieves Friday night
and robbed Of quite large amount of table linen,
snverware. clothing and jewelry Miss Carrie Nor
gan says that she heard some one moving in the
dining room about two O'Clock In the morning, put
supposing II 10 be some person connected with he
house PAID no attention 10 tie noise. Mr.. MovRans
loss will no doubt run mp to t40o.
RoBBERY.-While Charles Hambs, German, resd.
ing In this city, was returning home from the island
on Friday evening about nine O'Clock, he was Get
upon and beaten by some island rowdies: not con-
tent with beating the poor fellow almost to q Jelly
they robbed him OF f1t IN money and silver watch
F1RE.-The barn Of James Tunison OF Tottenvine
was set on fire by some unknown william and totally
l0ae 81 81, 800.
The New York herald., 1868-07-12
WsSTC1sSTtn INTELLIGENCE.

foUND DRowSED.-Mr. George Baker, Of New Ro-
chelle Friday found floating in the East RIVER the
body OF soldier who about week ago, was
drowned while attempting TO swim from Davds
Island TO the main shore.
NEW ROAD To WHITE PLArNs-Alsop II. Lock.
wood, Abraham C. Wilson, John swinburne John @.
Lane and VIM. T. Abendroth, appointed commits.
sioners to lay out, open and grade q new road or
avenue between the village Of White Plains and Port
chester Will meet In the course Of the ensuing week
for the purpose oi organizing and taking the prelmi
nary steps Tor the performance of their duties. The
damages awarded FOR land taken for the road IL TO be
assessed on the property each side for distance
OF ave hundred yards. and the expense Of opening
and grading the road will be betrayed by the towns
OF Rye, Harrison aud White Plains, In proporuon 70
the distance which the road wll pass through sucn
town.
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOR CONFERENCE.-THE
Board Of Education OF Mount vernon held meet.
ing Friday evening last and received number Of
plans prepared for Two new school houses. One pre-
sented BY Mr. Provost for Q school In Tenth avenue
10 COST about ts J01 and presented by MIR. Far.
nn8ton for the washingtonvlle distrlct, 10 cost
1000, We're approved Of BY she trustees.
A Protective ASSOCIATIONS IN MoRRIsANIA.--
A number OF the residents Of Morrisania are
actively engaged at the present time in FORM
ing a protective association IN the town. ~
principal object being protection In a pecuniary
point Of view. No political or religious question:
are to be entertained IN any shape whatever, and
no member can be held pledged 20 any purpose
outside the affaiys Of the town
The New York herald., 1868-07-12

While strollins through the Park and on the Lane
the other day the following passedunder review:-
Old man Simmons driving his bay Henry Clay
horse Harry. This horse is reported to be good
one.
Mr.. Risley had his black colt and another which
matches him finely. The pair we're driven To beau
tiful phaeton.
NJ. Crow with sorrel team-fne steppers.
William II. Grey with black horse BUZZ and mate.
They approach 2:so on clear ground.
I'D. warder went up the Lane 2Ao'clip.
Ma Van Loan was showing q 240 with horse be
calls Gray Harry. This n not Harry Lyons Cray
Harry, however.
Mr.. Briggs had out beautiful sorrel team.
Fisk went along wnh Jonb q. Heenan and mate.
they can trot very Jass
Peter Moller was driving the Schuyler horse.
The black mare Fideet came along, which lately
turned the Dubois track IN liza
Alex. Howe was ont with his beautiful black team.
kSS SSss S'iSiIISG; i,ss ;SSssi x e T.us
The New York herald., 1868-07-12
Tse Yacht Gussie's Challenge--Its Acceptance
BY the Addie v.

NEW YORK, July IT, ls6s.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Having just returned from cruise, ind In your
paper a challenge from the soop Gusse TO sail any
thing OF her size in the world. My yacht, the Adde
W being two and one-half tons smaller hope will be
no objection (as ask no allowance OF time) and
hereby accept the challenge and ask for the time and
course 10 be sailed.
This n the second challenge and the second accept
aBce by the same parties. JACOB VOORHIS. JR.,
los East Thirty seventh street.
The New York herald., 1868-07-12
The Louisiana ~enatorship-How IL Was De.
cided-PatrouaRc, Principles and Clean
Shrts.

NEW ORLEANS, July !, 1868.
The republican caucus last night nom mated Kel.
loeg and Harris for the vacant Louisiana Senator
ships, and, thouTl IN the House the nominations
have been thrown to-day, they will probably be
confirmed before this reaches you. The prominent
candidates were Kellogg, McMullen Durant. Hahn,
Mansfield and Flood. Harris was hardly considered
in the race. ans more than Fox and Others who had
been candidates. but had withdrawn.
W. 7. Kellogg Tor months past had used the i'm.
mense patronage OF his Johnson-conlen u ONCE Of
Collector OF the ore 10 defeat the purposes Of the
President who appointed him and TO secure the radi
cal senatorshp. lie was chosen the lfst ballot.
McMilen ran wei. but had some professcd friends
VINO were Jea ous O AS influence ana wOrted against
him. Thomas >. u8rant, The Impractical and in
corruptibe patriot OF Louisiana, cast twelve votes
Hahn. the "mayyr OF July, 1896, received one vote
aud Harris, who a planter OF ConcOtda parish,
and believe Louisiana oyalist, got the nomination.
fou see money had been spent freely al round and
promises showertl very freely in every direction;
but Harris, cute man. got the darkies all together the
day before, gave ticm good dinner and presented
them with q clean shirt each. The shirts did w.
To-day clean shirts are plentiful among ihe darky
delegates as green parasos were among The ladies o
Eatanswill. and Harris got the nomination.
Strong party combinations are being formed by the
friends OF A. = Mansfield and McMillen 10 upset the
action of the caucus.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-16
TYT9 faSrHo ssssfysas

f~Gs inc szsysSTssas
fellow, . sood whistfsf 6fnssk, 'sn5
doubt, wants the gals TO join In 10 .
'uns. usas him
s'Show me the girl thai has the hard.
hood 10 wsiss!s Sn sasss asss, sAsn sv
sFYshing natural, even 20 the very hair
OF Jour head, II At disoount, aud IN
shew you a gid thss can be depended
aRzexpsss % eat6ot fAsAasa is>sfsks
Of assd, Md giA yba 10 srss Massy
grasp, The cordial band shake, the warm,
sssalsl xs.ssSs; no ZIP Of sss kid glove,
and cold she's dsyyoa do ?" whb car
brave danger, look tell 10 the face With
out shrinking, s'laash Nth these that
laugh, and weep Nth thsss that weep
asxFll ss,xhissas sisA khoss that shig.
LIS I'D % s 5kerk Aks5hSxdfId :
sas 4n& ~ Odd aSsasakksS, "a ~
20 through life IS though shs vas walk
ing On eggs, and afraid o. cracking shs
shell ; wha deals 10 substsnse, not shad
Iow.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-16
'" A'Y&nR IA se.a afr' 7

90 oqr frisnd Dan, Of the Omaha
HsralA, sosiaa sbs psais has sasy
have received their new type, and will
SEGA appear 10 ssw 6rsss. Good; We
ere psssaa 4sxsosiss SUCH syiassss Of
psosbeSffy 90 re pay" Of cdr Ssighbsss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-16

4
| WsAass5sss. received sssasai sspyysl
IsS she daily Basle, Published 10 Council
slaAs by Col. B4bAitt aad, Sea. VI.
wslcome the Bngls TO our axchangs ifst
We wish 10 rsprissoss imusnss success.
pssaniarily and politically, and hope IL
fmsy see the day when IL skAlD s6uad
saea blast. shak the rs-ephoiag sound
among the Blsss viii ses every rasiica
Ghsrein al q more tremuloas shaking,
shaR BelshsssF felt whsa be saw ahe
asaasxriksng ca the walk Qssahs Der.
aid.
Thank yoa, Esatlsmsn, for yDar
kindly w,shsa. Il shall bs cur ssors sv-
&c nHsrs ne Sssd sniasas ss sasr
fri$ w, Tsp3 ID esSGs saea 4 .ssskakiSs
AMONG Ne Dry ssSss - Lssss ssaussss,
as will leave old Belshssag's shaking 10
the shade, entirely.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-16


Js,r I'm Tss EIsrr,as.-A usrsas
!: :: $50: e: !: l: i
sisk - Fsssits prssssded 10 give vsss V
~ tss,ines ssnssksaia sbls rise
avsil. hsssAsr z. q sappsshssds dsy
=: :, -. :. *.
sAssa . sssoas ! sopperheaa and sssssa
~ ssvsf vass asy chests hln sseassrs,
miss Cos, daass hsS Veil. I shust asIl
=. I; .. :: Icy :sxffCYerH;, re: r:
ssll, asrs b dss IA X nil long
beard, Wish aghss mis De gasrrillas dswa
ia Missouri |; deg elects hing - b
iing, dear deg, brother Fi AID be usi
naks Asssit xsis6 seeAsos Am > asssN--
Veil, asa SssA fssasGi sssssissss, q. r.,
- srsw up sssAissszs Asa assy harfaA,
vss 10 Presidse " asssl ssd sss ssk.
him In oazse, toe, By jisg. dods no !
Usd Old Esbbits, be damn, saeh q fsl-
lss - s0006h2 g ixlt4s6 s0ds
ssn's hin Nine Got sss peoples :
vet yea slnk, brother r. HIATT afes y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-16

The TAsLKs.- The tins Of the arrival
81 the trsias eA "a. Geupeil, BlgTs j ST..
Joseph, Chicago & ESrshwss3srn.. siuAx
Cisy branch Of the Uninn Pacific and the
Unioax Pssiaa RAILROADS, will be found
IN as&sesAAl&AAH e kls|f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-16
There you srs. Now 'tprepars 10
pucker" and tune yeus pipes. This 10
BtQ y4g ysztevs Hss myRfyss
Ssss skAas-as d hssAA u, Bot sanlaasI
tune be awvctes coming fron pretty
red lips 2 "Gness nos.n

TaK oDs FKLLows Ball. ThTosgh
the poiissasss Of shs COMMITTEES Of Ar
raDgtSts& ~ xss shSos t1dkAEEEn 10
vitssion and complimentary siskss to the
Odd Fellows Ball % The Cours House
last svenipgsssa wsaar xe
The large bail vas brilliantly iIiami.
mated and sTeEythiDg In shs best Of ordss
ssafsssag ppeh HsSIs yRoa shs sqwsIs-
ts<, ssd sN > ssx ADass ss.Saj ysd uisasss-
ssIses nasAly stripping the light fansas-
tie, - and ABOUT tweivs o'clock Nc re-
paired % tde rsss safshf klbs-Sy oar old
isasaa HHszT ggaHss, In the building,
md psrsook Of q boassseas repass.--.
Prised Henry may well psids AIsnssls up.
% " samyss ~ Aslkeyl I 10,
sasy are spissdid--ss Koed, II nos bss.
fssr, than sbess ksps - any other ses.
saursas 10 ths city.
AftsY supper We rsturssd 70 the baH
room ssd gSuSd ss,ssfSg fsssly. Th.
asssadsass, owisg TO ths extreme cold
asss nc ths wsslhsr, sss nos 20 Largo =
ha6 Bsa ~ -, ~ p 1ksssas
thai the asAasiaI rssals vas higsIy srss.
is5isg snd ssassxsslvs 10 sks mem es.
III d1nsk Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-16
G.asssl News.


6sasssl Nsws.
I E111 .s;ur,s's, ,l
sss N spsn Gre plaes.
IL III 4alss psshshis that O seldisrs'
Presidential oslssnsioa will be called, se
|Ei;;AyfxlE.1UUa
From latsss rsports, the najorisy Tor Z
Cosveniisa 10 seash Careless appears 10
rs stoN s,bed ne Csavsnsiss wilI
probably Be held sbsss ih. 2osA Of Jan.
sT HI HI
ASceze mss ma sss sASss jshSaas
frsm train vile In mesien, wss deter.
lkS& hszsi&posa1es wass asksd Cor hia
name. age, busiasss. and residence, FOR
EAas sssitaasy iissr@s1asssra v1oslaqas
wsiiiss usHds Bsysss q sslsise sxrs,
pssps fer ihs Esw gosE Lsdass. afor
WHICH = Bsnnss pays him sirss shoaa.
and deliafs. This Isths lasgess sum sysr
Paid to,apaske -
M1ss sissas.s ifsash.s &c eiss d
LsHdsa kas 10 Ss5eisl gseord Of is'
Cord Mayors, Aldsrnsa and Sheriff.. -
EAs- assspnl Aas recently bsss nsas 10
ese1ty ssis.ae sII !
Daring 1865, asesrdisg 10 3 parlia.
nsnlsry, rspsrss Pc lsss than 81 70 psssess
E--lS7a males and 1894 females died
ssdassss in Rzsissd sas Wslss from az
sscsEtained causes.
Aa0sks grsa bridge kas Rssa pts,ssk
ed pvsr tie Straits Of Messiaa, Sicily,
from Pubto Ptsso 90 The oaiassian
soass: fsis 10 have four spans Of a,2sI
'ssss Each ! eIsrased aboas $50 fsss above
y 49, Eft Ct
On chrsstmas day, Miss Caroline u.
Rishlngs gas married to sfr. Psrrie
BersaFd, amsIbsg Of hey company, shs
rites bsipg selsshsxsd In BssssM ~ Rsv%
DR.. Huntington. Of Emmanuel Church,
Tie side wheel steamer. Persia, of The
Caassa liss,is is ssatsds hsshseu sS-pay-
sh4ssd by hss haildsrs, who sill reesa,
ssess her on the screw principle. She
gill only nsas oss aOrs zip ss,shisssds
Ia hsr psesdhsAhsps. ~ ~ "a
Ii Philadelphia, Nsw York and Bosson
rue possnastsrs have obssined permission
FROG the poss-olhes Department to ssIi
possaksssrqPssss sss@psd ssyslssw n,
drukgisss ysnaishSss assa ash4 80 Ii "a \
sas parts Of the city at small discount.
Daring sbs last year, ons hapdred and
ssvsatg- three new vessels; Of all classes
Nsat jssn eesssaissis en- tba E8ksA OF
this aamSsr eight ssfs aide. @hssI sssara
ers, thirty six prspsllsss, thirteen .sgs,
swsaty ave tafks. 'sus brig, and ninety
six achoonerr. "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-16

- We wsrs informed to-day thai
oaa psHhbo~ Sns Nsbsasks ksle . pass
skssAaS AghesaN Us, nd ftsslvsd
30 Donate .sesxs acres Of laad aud ss-
cure the sisAad ksyis tbs lrais table
xazls. And further, that sboat four
sMH~8t6asELoe9
e. to the .AGses tks. sks ghiid's Mill
srossisg .6aa Bssa tss<rmif1sd upos VI
dlE. g CO.. &.
be go. ws s4'fy4Ns0etpF sAs eaters
pSiss Of eur neigbboTs 10 nos giving pabt
s5f1Na!ssnn ',,ssns sSv'
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pssaAs4sssssA slxsAGAk1sssy tie ~
iasssasx AZ bssipss, soas q yoar piea-
xpns arsassstieas, bal tAs real sinon.
s3ooU srl &s1t -lhAt<p9r
sslfin pIlss 81 6sles, boxes, 6arTsis md
sasks, bsspg rsSsisss. Or Tor skIpnsss.
AmD0b - tssdes ,hsb - xslsays
Iissis; ard The snalIsr dealers piek ID
shsts aiws6pa4sasasussssua hall ssllaks
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-16


E%@osLsiasos sskSsessx ri Sse
gay Of economy Ii cur County Sapsss
visors would mako sons provision for
having the poor Of the eouasy, nsw
sshassaiss ,sosnds . Is considerable sx-
psuss, brought aitUsssSsf aassr one
root, and pat uader the Supervision d
ola assagI.tss1.isrsrg7
Txx Exwixs. We are pleased 10 be
able ss& ss <a esaikns AAs Gratifying
issslIigenee thss Dir. and Mrs. SELDEs
IsxIs, the CsusciL Bluff favcrises, ae-
eempRsied by dramatis sroups COM
hiaiag SONG Of the beat talsns Of the
ssasssy. wilf TsSsa fssstnss sSdt aisss-
Arrangspssss a,s. Dssr!y peri scssd f0a
sAs opsslnaiH q safAaps ofsra House b,
shsss talented artists, and v y are tasfs'
6sd that our sisizsss viii give them 3
iNssyse issn>e1SJ pslf'Ittass ira1 rses |
s... ssisfs gAsi ,s 14a's g: ra 'l''ss4 'a'