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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-16

than ~ hour. and shsa somss ths slI
important bill fer ; Daaf and DaaaA
Asylam nj 0sansil BaaiEs, whisk viii BE-
passed, or killed, shis afssrsooa. II
s. 81. We,
DKs MONKS, Iowa,
April 4sA, 1865.
EDEToR o. sAx BaiLy BraGg: fss.
10 NJ letter wrlsssa u ssoa. safosm-
ed pea Of the passage of shs bill nskiag
appropriations feribaIldisxs for an In.
sass Asylam At iBdspvsdsnes, IL BasAsa-
IA eounsy, ~
The AEss business In order after tbs
Heass .was called to order 10 shss after
noon, was q bin appropriating money for
Ehs enlargement oE the haiidings ~ Vin
soa, for Rlind Asyia@. asd fsf the pug
poss Of faraishing ths iastiessioB sith
hoeks, apAratss. and farnitars, and for
ths pagmeot Of shs salaries Of the per.
sens bsviag charge el shs iastitasisa. Il
seemed 70 be conceded. "a ali aides tA4s
the appropriations eughs 10 be made, and
hus lstGss discussion was had upon the
bill. The bill was passed; and nsxs In
order came the bIfi fas San aes providiag
for The sssotsen of baiidlrgs for q Deaf
and Dumb Asyiam's as 0oaasil Btalfs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-16

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Il is said shsge IA not q SnoTnm pE she
Hoasc ia Washingtoa Gift. all IS. We
,aoabs Dot, sisssssnserring for shs RadI-
I14f party, ana their oxn retensiaa Ia
IsoaRss as.thss expense Of shs pebrisss
Ftssssass. Gas 3posa shaBSkiea laikslib
There sas .ssssrs gale snd sssw
stsFm al. Peslaads Maias, On shs Ca n
Tbs larssss ysss sssr aass ia lhs - wn-
sbip u Hsekberys Illiaais, vaa Qn he
Tsh, aaa on ? stris. party yots Chs Dam.
srsls asds i gain pf ever %.
BY thsfali 81 I Asx fsalns baiIdisg DO
tths sSfaer IL zgas ana 6sk ArsAas,
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'tisket, wisk tbs sxespsioa 81 DIsxk, One
ysas skO Il Wsbs Radioal, tbs sssehsinsl
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-16

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story ef . Twelfth Niglk fese In
/ that city !, a wealthy family IN the /
aristocraic boulevard Malesherbes
we're amusing themselves Id seeks
ing the Kings portion, ct flss siAg
ia slae festival cake, when . laay d.
the. company says to the hostess. .,
II wish nv portion 70 be given
10 the poorest 'flttle boy we eaR find
IN fha skressfL ss5sssat8 ftS .xs&lpiiir
The servant was dispatched On
this freezing night, and mot fay fsva
che house he found 4 ragged nEchin :
sgesab bling with cold and hNaoer.-zv, /,
he bropght him up, was osdsted
into the saloon whera 4 EheRsand i
|lighss glittsfod and = spaT - tiEe !
giaddsnsd md snrpriise kiqs Is
drew bis partion. whjoh fhf kepasfy, )
olent Lady had prolnisei, and y
luck would have il, the little kIIQn,J
Iound the ring lheasls theJ use la !;
Paris ihstead and, of course, he j
WAS skiing. They 81 slaoafsd ut /.
tkaa being 4 King be rausl e3l0psa,
d Queen. He was asked a u Do !
and, Ieokh8 round sths eoapesf =;
Ila chpse The very lady wa. k6sI
proposed ID esde; her 20 xion !, AZ
cake. HI was asked Why ks fbae !.
her He sid /: '. .ss.sss g -. 81
ssI don't kaow die lo0ka ne
tnoSR like my EaotheFI
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-16

a Nxs Moss sR iarxsssErssss Lasar.
"a .ssw nass sf isssasifyisg iighs ID
said ss hare been sdsvsssd By Ms@-ss.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-16

SsseuEAR ag Tauz .--ls ia stated ss .
faas, revealed 10 . Feeeas debate In tRe
United StaGea Sepsts, shss We ara hold
lag. and have held foT The last fye years,
1900 Navajo indians Ii captivity, III
hew Mexioo, as y coss Of 800 per hes 4
sash pearl fetal expease Of S75e 000
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0a1 sines thsy sers sspsarsd In aleSE
one Of eur Genxsis sas ssassnesd "a
take command Of New Mexieo, anl aad-
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shsm 20 be Al gar, be brought sbem down
tbs Pesos sivss, and aspssFsa shs sassse
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-16

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-16

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Ngass suMmaHY!

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sasIiskea psrmsaeas hsadquafssss y
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-07-04


- two thousand millions OF national
oonds. They do not know, as T. NJ. Stanton
knows. that the newspapers sent five hundred
thousand men to the war. They do not know
that the newspapers of America will nominate the
Presidency determine the election, dictate the
legislation Of Congress and decide whether Andrew
johnson II to be impeached. Newspapers lead
them by the nose wherever they 60 but they do
not feel the pressure, which is the reason why VIC
give this special tweak.''
The last recorded motive power that has come
under our notice il ammonia. VI. Fort, n naval
engineer, had ut the great exhibition IN engine
set in motion by the application Of ammonia, and
the saving Of expense and relative gain in power
said to have been surprisingly great For in
stance n common fifteen horsepower steam engine,
working four hours, consumed 247 kilogrammcs
of fuel while the ammonia engine, working four
hours and eighteen minutes, consumed only 10Y
kilOgrammes, a saving of about sixty per cent.
The new apparatus can be readily applied to the
o!d steam boiler. Experiments prove that common
LIQUID ammonia bOils ut 30 degrees centigrade, and
IL degrees gives pressure of six atmosphercs,
while the same pressure produced by steam re
auires heat of 100 degrees. No copper or brass
can be used in ammonia engines, as they rapidly
deteriOrate from contact with the ammonia, but
iron is not subject to this objection. Ii does not
appear from the glowing descriptions Of this new
motive power what would be the odor in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the engine during the frequent
process Of - letting of stcam:' and in case Of
railway accidents the supply of restorative for
the faint would be incxhaustible.
SUNDAY Resi- A NECEssrTY.-Nature reafirms
the divine law that one day in seven should be
set apart for rest and worship. Both the brute
and human world need it for their well being
Dr. Farre, distinguished physician, says:
=. Although the night equalizes the circulation
WELL vet il does sufficiently restore its balance
for the attainment of long life. Hence one day
in seven. By the bounty of Providence, Is thrown
in day of compensation, to perfect by its
repose the animal system. You may easily de-
termine this question by trying it on beasts Of
burden. Take that fine animal, the horse, and
work him TO the full extent Of his powers every
day Of the week; or give him rest one day in
seven, and you will soon perceive, by the superior
vigOr with which be performs his functions on
the other six days, that this rest i necessary 10
his well-being. Man, possessing superior na-
ture Is borne along by the very vigcr OF hs mind.
80 that the injury OF continued dIuTnal exertion
and excitemenT in his animal system i not 50 i'm
me,iiately apparent IL Is in the brute; but in
the long run IL breaks down more suddenly 1t
abridsus the length Of his life and that vigor of
his on age which (as 10 mere animal pOwcr)
OGght teSbe the object OF his preservation This
is said simply a physician. and without refer
encc ut all 70 the theological question"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-07-04
Superior Gold Pens.

lust RECEIVED DIRECT FROM THE
81 mangflctarsrs LsEOr fAnCHfLD CO., Of Ne~ York,
A Choice Assortment Of GOLD PENS!
OF various pattern. sir,s. Nos Inclusive.
IonE and short point,
<yD FER BROAD NIB PENS. a article.
For s.I- 81 the Bookstore of
~ ~. WHITNEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-07-04

VI. =. GRINBACM & CO..
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In Fashionable
Clothing, Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes,
And every variety Superior Furnishing Goods
store formerly occupied by W. A AIdreh,
SOC Nass,s Block, Queen 81. 1y
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The Ideal mud the Real.


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Will. NJ. ain ,,,l ,,,,,E - g.,
OF each tov.-b,,r,l~,.,, -.
Days spent in sweet eammanioo
Meath shad.. Of teafv tr.~.,
We weo and sing, and sv'ry thiax
Is poetry and ease.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-07-04
NEVILLE s. BARRETT.
Planters and General Store Keepers.

geopuka North KonA Hawaii Kealakeakua Ray Island
Produce bought ships supplied with Wood Beef and
Asen, az HonoiuIu. A s cLEGHoRN s22 Iy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-07-04
SUMMARY.


Chinninan in California isiittening rats for
the table.
Cen Grant attends wcsleyChapeI, in WASH
fngtOn.
The Sunday liquor law ito be enforced in
Baltimore. 3
The London &1r says that so women, employ
ell IN the government eigar Eftory mt Marscilles,
recently sung the 1farsIL<as while engaged in
their work. The OnlinOus eilnt threatens soon
to be heard NIL over Ernncc.
Charles Matthews Is said To be the author Of
the following Jsu fesprif:
~ffhorscnesh SUD N D. edhs uaa.ss. II
Tbs next resourcs win esrtsinl a.ses
Ant Heaven only kuoss whcrs taf
sums Peops wen't have Isft -tss friend"
A curious experiment. II Li Take n piece
of pasteboard about five inefse fasss roll IL INTO
n tube with one end just large uough To fit round
the eye, and the other rather saaller. Hold the
tube between che thumb and tgcr OF the right
hand (do not gra~p il with th Whole handy put
the large end close against ts RI ht eye, and with
the LETT hand hold book agp ind the side Of the
tnbe. Be sure and keep b, 'th eyes open, and
there will appear to be n hole ttroagh the book,
md objects seem "a il through tIe hole instead OF
through the tube. The right eyesecs through -
tube, and the left eye secs the h>-'
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-18

ht the Office CT Wolls, Fargo & Co,
mh28l CARSON CITY. If
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-18
$1,000 REWARD.
STATE or NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

10y THE AUTHORITY ~ Nc VESTED ny
- the Constitution aHl Law II the State ~
Nevada, hereby uiera
REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest and delivery or THOMAS RILEY
to either the Sheriff of Lyon County, or 20 the
sheriff Of ormsby County, Nevada. salt Riley Il
charged with the murder Of Timothy O, Smith.
then Sheriff of orm.ly County, alleged TO have
been committed on the night of Thursiay. ne.
ccmbcr IL, 1867, NJ said Bilcy's House, In lyon
County, while sald Smith was attempting 10 afresi
him f,r shooting one Miles o'Gndy, the same
night, at Empire City, omsty County.
DESCRIPTION
Thomas Riley l. m Iiishmani about five fs,t .is
laches high; hair gray, formerly brown; eyes
blue, or graz; ordinary weight about one hun.
dred aud thiriy.Gye pound-i and Ia speech sni
action is sharp aud quick. when he committed
the murder ho was wearing nousiaebe and In.
perial.
In testimony whereof I have hcrcunto set my
go hand, and caused 90 lie affixed the Great
&Hsg Seal Of the State 81 Nevada. Done nj
carson City, this the 18th day Of December. D.
1867. II. q. BLasDEL.
Governor cf Nevada.
Attest;
c.N. NoTKwiRr, Secretary Of State.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-18
$500 REWARD!

kSTILL BE PAID BY THE COUNTY OF
" Ornisby. for the apprehension and delivery
2 the Sheriff of ormsby County, Nevada, Of
'H0MAS RILEY. charged with the murder of
timothy G. Smith, late Sheriff of the County
foresaid.
BY order of the Board of Commissioner of
aid county.
M. J. AsHMoRE, Clerk of said Board.
Carson City, Nevada, Lee. is, A. D. 1857. 2od
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-18
Tuesday, March 3Isi, 1865;

nd that the polls he opened at o'clock P. T..
|ni kept op-n uut;l Q O'Clock ?. NJ. Il said day.
han they sha.i be closed
The said prim lcy meetings shall be hcli at the
tfce Of Jntgc &. Z. HcEC-%y, at Cws5n City,
Ia,l at HOPE 6 kENNEI'S Saloon at Empire.
The fJlloWins namel persons We're appointed
Judge and Inspectors Cf the aid primary election
b Carson City Precinct: JuH-.: Geo. W. Chedic;
Espec5oTs, 4. Parkinson ami Adolphus Waltz.
The following name! persons We're appointed
idga and Inspectors Of said primary elcction at
Empire: judge: 5. E. Jones; Inspectors, A.
ftc,ey and ,Ienry Betch.
The resign 7tuu OF jIr. &. 4. Sears rs a member
+ the County Genital Committee, was Offered
|nd accepted.
Two vacancies cccrrr ing in the Cammittec L.
be resignation Of tir. Sears of Carson, and the
emoval Of Mr. Davis Of Clear Creek, from this
ounty, the said vorancies were flied by the
Fonmittee by the election Of Mr. ". D. Torreyspn.
{ a member thereof rcsii mt at Carson City, and
ir. A. J. Lockwood, as member thereof resi-.
ent at Empire.
Rssolrcd, That these proceedings be published,
ntil the 3lst day Of March, in the CARSON DAILY
IPPEL.
Following which action the Committee atl-
,urned to meet at the call of the Chairman.
HENRY II. NIGHELS,
Ch'rman Union Couuty Central Com.
D. 4. HoRr6y, Secretary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-18

yDY THE AUTHORITY ~ Nc rrsTrp ny
ID the Constitution aIl Law ~ the State ~
Nevada, hereby Offers
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

MAJOR JACK STRATMAN.-This gentleman
is one of the delegates chosen by the Repub.
licans of this State, to represent their party
in the National Convention at Chicago. A
better choice could not have been made.
Major Stratman has long been recognized as
one of the ablest leaders of the Republican
party in this State, and to his talents and
exertions it owes whatever of vitality, power
and hopes of future success it possesses
When others became faint hearted and
weary, he was always on hand with words
of cheer and encouragement, and with his
happy assumption of confidence in the future,
aroused the despondent to renewed exertions.
He is entitled to the credit of organizing that
gallant and numerous band of patriots,
" Freedoms Defenders" without which the
Republican party in California would he a
powerless cypher. To send him to Chicago
is but poor recompense for the valuable
services he has rendered the party-a faint
recognition of the energy and ability he has
displayed in its behalf. Should the party
succeed in winning the the Presidential
election, it will prove itself ungrateful indeed
if 1t fails to bestow upon him mere substan-
tial recognition of his abilities and invaluable
services. Though in most things disagreeing
with the principles of the party of which Mr..
Stratman is an honored and influential lead
er, we cannot fcrego the opportunity of doing
justice to an able and well deserving citizen,
though. perhaps, mistaken POLITICIAN
S. +. Call.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18
NUMBER 6.

AN AsToNIsHED NEGRO WOMAN. During
Christmas week the variety stores were sell.
ing some queer looking and curiously pre-.
pared papers called skyrockets. An old
= descendant" attracted by the gaudy parti-
colored sticks, purchased one thinking it was
an ornament for the head. Applying it to
this use, she has persistently worn it amid
her sable kinks, as an attache to her water
fall, never suspectng its dangerous tendency
to explosion. Last night, being a solemn
occasion in the old woman's life-the ami.
versary of her birth--she dressed herself
with exceeding care, and invited her neigh.
hors in to participate in the celebration
Prominent among the tresses of her head
dress was the skyrocket. Some mischievious
urchin saw it and OWNED its explosive ten
denotes. When the old woman's attention
was deeply engaged he applied a match to it.
The effect was electrical The "rocket, :"
went Oft, and the old woman fell screaming
to the floor. She kicked and yelled Justify.
She thought the day ofjudgment had come
the idea of fiery serpents fastened on her
mind. Terror stricken, the alarmed darkeys
gave way before the distracted woman. and
the air was vocal with distracted speeches.
The police were notifed-they crowded
around-the facts were stated, and the
wisest suggested an appeal to the fire depart.
ment for solution of the mystery but before
they got there the old woman's terror abated
and her apprehensions were removed .-My
Orleans Picay,tne.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

NoTHING LIKE LEATHER.-Count d'Artois
wore very tight leather breeches. He had
ordered his tailor to attend on him one morn.
ing. when his grand daughter, who resided
with him had also ordered her shoemaker to
wait upon her. The young lady was seated
in the breakfast-room when the maker of
leather breeches was shown in; and, as she
did not happen to know one handicraftsman
more than another, she at once intimated that
she wished him to measure her for pair of
" leathers," for as she remarked the wet
weather was coming, and she felt cold in
cloth" The modest tailor could hardly
believe his ears. Measure you, Miss p"
said he, with hesitation. "If you please, {"
said the young lady, who was remarkable
for her gravity of department, and have
only to beg that you will give me rlenty of
room; for | am great walker. and l do
not like anything that constrains me- u
But, Miss" exclaimed the poor fellow, in
great perplexity, =" never in my life meas
ured lady; and /" And then he
paused. Are you not lady's shoemaker"
was the query, calmly put to him. " By no
means, Miss said be: IS am leather
breeches maker, and l have come to take
measure, not of you, but of NJ. Gilbert"
The young lady became perplexed too but
she recovered her self. possession after good
common sense laugh, and sent the maker Of
breeches to her grandpa.