davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

An ugly old bachelor about town,
whom no woman would have, being
rallied on his matrimonial prospects,
was told not to dispair-"there are as
good fish in the sea as ever was caught,
you know" He replied ;"Yes, know,
but somehow it seems to me they don't
bite like they used TOP
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

finished Contract made for ironing
same, by first January, 1870, will he in
operation, thereby enhancing the value
Of lands in that part Of the county.
The NJ. q M. Railroad extending
from Glasgow northeast through the
county twenty-one miles.
In addition to railroads she has the
Missouri river for her entire western
boundary-all of which combined
give an outlet to market to every farm
er in the county, under an average
distance of six miles.
HOWARD COUNTY BONDS.
Are issued in behalf of Charlton
township, in sums of one thousand
dollars each, interest eight per cent.
per annum, payable on first of July
each year, have fifteen years to run,
with an option of payment in ten
years. They are to be paid by special
tax on the real estate OF the township
of Charlton, in Howard county; said
real estate now estimated at $913,990,
on which tax Of one per cent. is be-
ing collected to meet the accruing
interest.
CHARIToN COUNTY BONDS.
Are issued in behalf of the county,
by virtue ofan order of the Hon. Coun-
ty Court, issued at their adjourned
February term, held March 2, 1869,
in sums of one thousand dollars,
eight per cent. interest, payable semi
annually have ten years TO run, at the
end of which both bonds and coupons
shall be received for county dues. Af-
ter six years a tax of twenty-five pei
cent of one hundred thousand dollars
shall be levied annually either for
purchasing bonds at market value Oh
held as n sinking fund for redeeming
said bonds at maturity.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

Send in your subscription for the
GLASGOW TINES.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01

A fellow took his velocipede to the
Sing Sing prayer-meeting to have it
Converted" into a two wheeled buggy
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01
DRESSE AND CLOAKS

Cut and made TO order ir the latest styles, and
on the shortest notice. Stamping and stitch
ing neatly executed.
A large variety of Zephyr IVorsted
Card Patterns, Card Needles, COL
lars, Cuffs, Hair Coils and Plait,
constantly on hand.
QW The ladies are respectfully invited to
call and examine the new spring stock al her
ROOnAs--Opposite the Glasgow House,
Main street, Glasgow, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01
CHARLTON COUNTY.

Charlton county is one of the richest
in the State, and has an area Of so
square miles, population $4,000.
One third of the land is timber, two
thirds prairie. Beds of coal underlie
the whole county. Lime and sandstone
are found in abundance, and indica-
tions of copper. Brick and potter's
clay are also found. There is excel
lent water power on the Charlton, and
many unimproved mill-sites. Princi-
pal towns Brunswick, Keytesville,
Salisbury and Dalton. Principal
crops, wheat and tobacco. School fund
$4,000. The principal resources
taxes, &c, we give below:
| A O1T
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Howard County, Mo.) 1866-1869, 1869-10-01
-. $115,000 90

'''''s''''s s'''''''' S1lc,ONO w
Glasgow, the principal city, is stu
ated in the northeast corner of the
county, thus, by its position, com
manding at once the trade of Howard,
Charlton and Saline counties. At this
point the river is narrow and has a
good solid rock bottom. The channel
flows near the eastern shore, which is
high, thus atfording a good landing for
boats. The hard and rocky nature of
the river bed, and the character Of the
banks, render this point the best with
in hundred miles for bridging the
river. The high land extends back
about seven miles from the river, and
is the best corn land in the State.
The population is about 5000.
The city has already some of the
largest tobacco factories and Touring
mills in the State, and its facilities as
manufacturing town are equal to
those of any place in the West. One
of the Touring mills, that of Har-
rison, Mari 81 Co., has storage
capacity of 10000 bushels. From
June 80, 1868, to January /, 1869, the
amount of wheat bought and turned
into -four by this firm was 40, 200 bush
els, for which was paid $S7 ia 80.
The value of real estate in the
township (Chariton) is $913,990, upon
which is levied tax of s9,139 80 tC
pay the interest on the bonds (S100,-
000) issued by the county to the NJ. q
NJ. r. r., and purchasers of bond;
will thus see that full provision has
been made for the payment Of the
interest, the first years installment o
, which is already being collected. L
will also be seen that the amount o
real estate (to say nothing of the per
sonal property, which is fully one
fourth of the value of the county,, il
g the township is sufficient guarantee o
payment Of the bonds; and moreover
, upon the completion of the railroad, tn
, value Of the real estate will be great,
enhanced.
The other principal towns ar
: Roanoke, Bunker Hill, Landmark
Franklin, Lisbon, Boonsboro, and tn
county sea Fayette.
, 1869-02-05

VIII b. faaad carefully prepared srvr~s aat notices
OF Important puhlieauons, sofc.scz WITH T2os, 81.
H1A stot!o& and Interesting 1tee1EJ AlscallAnY.
, 1869-02-05
CRIME.


Nzw Yo1x. Fab. 4--John Dobhs, ono OF the
ps,uts Nho robbed Ca,ahrtltrg ! Pine, January
!. Of 31e1 coo IN bonds md sscurtiles. has sesn
arrested a1d tur1enaered with 10000 Of the
spo'lF. His rorl drste, Charles Dae1y, II Yat II
la,Re with the balance Of tho property.
Thenas O'Cai!aehAn, e1.Colltcter Of internal
Re!rIre Of the Ninth D4su1.s, and JOHN F.
Ubich, d!stiIez, have been arrested aud held in
$1,000 bsl for trial. On TIE ehngs Of revenue
colder Hacket1, tooaS. for sentenc:, having plead
ed guilty Of ielontous assau7 and battery. A..
atetant District Attoru:J Husch!a.; said 1t hfd
been ataten II The newspapers th1ttne pzlsoeer
Naa wanted In Michigan fp< the murder Of tho
ne1, has been aboi.aaed IN Michigan. md there
fore. IN point Of conviction ahete, ha could only
b sent 10 the ktaten Prison Tor life; but u
pIs. im !ssy ioax tsin- IL would e
ssss 19 lot optS r. yest . nas =,
ihore desperate men who are 1nfes&lrg the city.
altrRn elass Of hem con:<<3 fu4 other cisIss 70
pursue their lawleea aeccati6n- He Hoyeo, ,thefe-
fe1et that the judgment of the Law b. pronounced
t1 the prisoner. 1he prisoner was sentenced
eeFefal bnrSl1f5 wtfe renter cd in the courts
today to ietEs of larrttormeus, EA1ylnE tum
ten ktd half to twenty Jea1a.
The aIural report OF the Metropolitan Polies
ehoWa there vera e, 81 1zlests 1aAde dur1rx tho
past year. Of which A. Cos were Of fem.les OF
pleteut 1t the Toombt. twelve martercrB. two of
whom arc women Most OF these ps1sopess were
aifested duf1rC the past month
II Is atAtcd that additional f1tts haYr been OBJ
tal1e clearly establishing that Aaher, now under
asEest, waa tho murderer OF Rocess. Among
!hem It will he established that the coat eiTe1
M4ctr WAS worn By tho accused on the morning
Ut the Ferpetalon Ct the 6t1bbtng.
, 1869-02-05
tNDl ANA
spetu Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
1NDIANAFpLIs, Feb, i,

sn<rt,, nrsn,.rh N ~. T,,..o. 1.,,u
~ AIs Susato tt'oeae'
.xv,n. !HotAaAfoL1s' Feb 4.
~, Ihs 1, rt1aaoe Gonn,tsee reported fayos.hly On
tHo 5o'n1 leenan,lon % eppEopfiAte xl0,0eo for
eamm,ttees Thn r.nnt tnS ''o9s ~ OF S4ttnee
Tess T = ns{r. ls.
pstvidi1g that he :nty IN which ia cssmc Il /,
s5mnM'sa shsll tcsmoarse The htate fos Ill
hfhrJe e1peEdeo IN consequence thereof, Upon
tei+ ~ aa1s IN anlatsa & assa1s ensued IN
psoopn.m@q; on .1ne AMEN, >, ~. .,,.,suz.
,astd ~ nsIqmelI ~, ,1 70 ne amendment wAs pro
potFG n, snaf tee seo9a s 70; o:I ~ re-
t1,nnr,,,aS " too e"un's "aefs1a tns cs1uae wa
III Tha @i.se11 :u o1du.,t ~ ~.
tohtn be .mtndmen. ~ y. ass1ed
The Tote On The aaop.!oa o1 toe 1eso:uuoa vas
ssM: - La;s. ~; rad 1t failed for want Of 4
Nsv stils, iosa 10 q 1ss, were introduced .ua
II: BIZ 10 ~ ho5i1e X Jutgss q Common Heas
"sst o. nc eonautanonA majority
Inc 1Ro GEminA ConIt PHI WAs considered
seera 70 tee committee tos
Inc ntia 70 pteftnt ne intsodnttlon and spread
q The Is1as - e spsnh sae t,es asd t. prevent
s ~ u ta5 sae aasehse ~ pronoto2 5of
w ~. tieI5 Hnat5 - saaag ~ psfsso. .u..
,rG ao;s,,e o1Gtr1 ioWnt resoauon aaonaa-
EK Lee eo!oaB noue u hnlsatsIoMn ~ soon
E.iaIe 80 80 S-.-.-i ~ ..eo ~ &.4S ~ AaoHA4
n, Gu!o".e aau y 4Msu Ao0e' anu AuIncxlAng
w1,han, eh.etsa,, ~ 1asewn noe. naietfea'
1Ios' sn.s9s eoees'on' !" ato""1''ee On asi'saf5
a45nI M,s S,u
s, ane o.n - rsMuou 70 Ine setueuens O. deco
eer Th. ts45a ~ - @ was aes,asTa Pateee,
y. 1.aE,dt @ ~ ~ ~ o.u1s " TAset luntses
~ plo..u.IE !oE t1e preservation Of oosaes Ero"'
LIZ A2s5son posetQ1
H6GtE.
I1e committee o. H1ghA aud Privileges Re.
!Esnta r. t9e flsn aet hepeAl ol,- aEd tecomnend
&c !H noeIEltc poe.poneMenr ConcuIred H. II
LIE skeQH osoet, ae HeaHJ-PeAe election
eontea., Nas nken ur-
@l: Ieu.o:e. N VtsJ lengthy spec ch. ciacuaa-
, 1869-02-05
DES MONIES,

condition Of she Railroads After the
sofm-The City En{ofned ftou1 tho
Payment OF n Railroad Subser1p .aou.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
D1s NOME, Feb. 4.
The d1ts ua.n witch has reached here for two
tays cams In On tic Chicago, Rock 1s!xnd i
Facide RsNroad this Afternoon. Tonight the
whole road 10 ths east In clear md tho even
tnr t1ttn1 ase OFT four hor1p behind, The
western PIT Is tal obft.rcied. a
working EacR has teeu clea,ipc tho
Tbs VALLEY Road has had no train n. several
trains arc trowed II slot the line. The tain
wlkh lcft tete en- Tuesday night IL only thtrts
miles sway, bnunt Ia the trtft with two dead
trR mes. Al Duteh Gap three trains arc Etuck.
An 1t1nt ction trlotrinz the payment u the
tax toted in I'D Of the Valley Roa1 By tAls city,
wss Issued here today.
Hon. F. y. Palmer. Congressman eleet from
this district. accompanied b. his vile, lc!t foi
N8bhit x'ou to-dsJ.
AltfurY ut zero.
, 1869-02-05

regiment. Whieh Has we'll rtee1red, &ad VIII D.
published.
For tho eEsptnx yeaf tho following officers were
elected: Colonial Goldman, Of Co!u ahuA, P5eat-
dent; Ias. T.lton, Of NJ Vernon. EectrtsI7, nd
3: B. eptnk. Consspoodtnk Secretary.
The third ADnull reurfon Will be held 1t II 4x1oa,
Ohio, tic atcoad TuesnAy IN November, 1850,
Tho aF4t dn.J performed On this occasion wat
uaonsn!nl one: Thai Of accom- 2anytnR 70 tho grave
- mou71ers tie body uf late eor1raae, Sergeant
MORO Haller, who died In taa raorniEg Of Feb
tusry ID.
Alter the t14neAet1on of Al business tha boys
wtfa. II o'clock ., m+- mzsche1 to tho BesYln
HI Csc. md pa1took Of = almptoous fepa1s pro-
pared By 1t BtfEtn. Al Afxte hour the boys
were d:hnfsAed tn lhe best Of huMor.
, 1869-02-05

tefure the Heuse, and not complicated by M
;e :ad q r sas s. Il a T. e9o y
lands.
teres.s ZERO TOO yxst to be rcted on It this tme.
One report Vas ii 1he interest Of The Illinois Zen
t1z', zId the other IN the Interest o Chicago. He
Oh ssas ecanistee. &c unasrttoed u iau thai sa ;as
r pIAgt WIS worth ten millions 70 the Ss1te- No
pTer 1as 10 eorapetent 70 do Justice to III par
s1t5 should Il main n tie State TILL nj ls1es-
ttSauon wss had. Not person I'd appeared 70
ae ety of ~ IL ,a n.nds =,
IaiEoat eorfotaticns He moved that Ill tho
propositions be lald on The table md printed, and
;fs IT, 4foh as5 .ss The .
ep:s,cn might last .or re days or week, md
the nstt.r .onld b thoroughly Ventilated.
IT, ksiK{ss6ekss 'fs soas ,ao motion
would psc1atl. 10 w. faserahiy Impressed With
strue o: nc paTt Of tha ar Of cniesso. nor
ID q n: .sia Ia u ~
s. n his a''; ;.1pas.' & ''''' .,sses. ss:5s
epo.ins Il he aer nairsay al Il h ss noosd ,se o
e1anired aad Justice - aons. some q tass p:op.
tne ettJ atd d row rhs us}oz9ty OF TIA % anii:ee
proposed 10 force the d,y to sel th.t- Tbs MI
Monty pof: rePst &td tht tntsi asts u1 the
pie. II the Asstmbiy hsd not TINS TO ~xamsno
TIC Eater. let 1t 70 into the hacds Of tho Gos.
tlnor std int1 would get tie untcr,aIle taets.
he hoptd 20 Effort world b nsce to have lhis
| tAktr ur Af cntA.
II. BURNETT was opposed to port oon.nea,
ii this late hanr. The boouer the diseusslon III
begun the sooner tAeJ would come 10 IN urdat,
| stsEatr~.
Mr. DIS3NOOR moved 10 lsy III. TaJloq's mo
t1Uh the tAble, and II VA axrted to.
NJ RFrx,F ,FAA tn MI - fhA
Ger ie1 MOI day, but Afterwards witAd1rw it
| nGtior.
| vi. EERRS motion 10 make II The tpeet,, ~
| ces sos Tuesday wz1 theu adopaet.
| My. TARKkn asked fesve 10 d1er biz .eaofu
tlcu ~ 4 spr ktitutt Ind hiys II e.znt d On 1neS
| day With the o,htfs.
M. AERRlrr objected, thn II ..teupt W.
| beiIc mace In choke hlsa OF.
Nj. PARkER wss cran,ed pez7ns,ou to mn
itet hia resolution tna saernt II 70 the Cle1k "a
| rItLEI
H. TAYLOR noved 10 reeonatds the yo,e. b.
I vbteh the ua1uhs Wa fnade tbs epaal order 70
I | 1urstAv-
M. kN1. 6aaL QUEER ueret 10 hr tae n,
, 1869-02-05
aIaante1.


thorough, expe1tenced buyer or saleiraAn in the
Grain, Flour md Proy1aion trAde II now open for
| IN engagement, II both well and IA vcfsh1y Known
On ,ChsnFn Aadrrxa n Tribuna ofnce
, 1869-02-05

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
...... NEW YoRx, Feb. I.
II 1xAHFLE 70 nxsrxKAfK cHA1Ac1xas,
Tie sentence o! Edward Boyle to lesty yta.t in
etAte Prison for tho attempted shooting Of two
policemen. hss created much alarm amoag tho
desFe'ad"a Ia the eitr, and probably sona Of
them viii tua,gyste.
0oIp 1xroxr.
The Bremen steamer to-day took oply aYe thou.
sand dollars In gold. Tho dena1d for tonds 10,
export Is ircreaasnE.
ksTpexs.
The chief e1dsomeot on Wall street WIS thu ac.
ton Of the PenntylTanta Legislature in ree1rd tn
the F. Wa3n Road. and caused Te.y wtdo duc,
traitns. This fcgtslation IL directed against tne
Esie managers. who arc supposed to control a.ock
emf ugh Of tho Ft- Wayus Company 10 elect 4 ne =
Beard Of Dlrtcta.s. This ls9lslattou, fplIos.re
upen the rf1e coo k The terrnB for the Columbus,
Chicago indiana Central Road, hss weakened
the Este combination, AID may cause the over,
throw Of sone Of their mort important plans, 1t
iseeac9allJ conceded thxt the oRnt u between Nc
York aid Ph13adelphIa 70. the tsada between tho
seabeazd aad the West, New FORK b.irR repss.
Acn'ed BY the Eric Kosd, and Philadelphia BY tho
1fnrfJlvac1a Ct1trsl. 1t II rnmored thas both
parties have sent reliable agents West to secare
suitable legislation In several stat.s, md fho
vi, will soon b very de1ce.
FoAxreN Ir1x.
A European letter says the ex.Emprces Car.
IotsA will make 1 journey TO England and
America ibis year, in care OF her phssicl1n sna
tsseraa friends. IN tho hope that travel nay -.
store her sanity.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
cos0RKss xEAoHIAIIxzD.
o,a,, Ine Coamhef Of conmsree today paired ses-
oousn e, recommending Congress TO p,as \ bill
cfnlaoinK teetst salcs Of gold By government !;
RrtA Ayrak ~ t41A Is.
, 1869-02-05

NEW Uf1EA6t MAfK6ts
Efw 0K1xAxa, Feb. l.-Cottoh 4c higher. mid,
ding. &c sales. 11,pe bales receipts, l+sa2 bales
eIp0rtA, &.G4 bales.
AoHETAtI-Gold, IL Exchanse stesl1nk. Hs
Gommestlal 1Sa ai<s. New Totx ettht, ke discount.
Eosthea that they .t b raad on pre::otsnon tshe
h1HAnsTr11s-Fl4ur nsnes; super. tds2; X.
37-S: XXX. 81 5d1y =. CoFn-shtPpln3 ETkdes
scarce At s42.Sc. Oats dtr,tr II 11c. Bran un-
changed.
Hay duIl st 1z1-5o.
$As Bacon hrmeF: ihouldrrx. 13Kc: clear Ffb.
t6Ac: clear tides. BAt- lAFt active tterce. 134c
kettle, Exc
Gfoc1x1EssuEaf hnd raotasses steady and m.
eh1aftd. CGdet 1Qlek and l1ehAnseQ,
, 1869-02-05
V1RGlNIA,,

4 NEW folistcal Movement Revenue
Collections In The Raehnscnd Dls1x1et,
RICHMOND Feb. IA meeting Of native VIZ.
ginlats vas htld In Noddovsy Comfy, which
ttcluded farmers and professional mec. Heepla-
tlotf were adopted endorsing tho now move
ment deprecastng further rrsistante to the Recon-
auuction acte, Ard resolving tho meeting INTO I
rol!tlta! organization, With the name OF ine Rc.
publican party. TbA Ia the tsst movement OF
the kind In this State.
Hevtrue collections IN this diatrtctfos January,
were &1s6, goo, belt four umcs greater than the
collections for tht salne north II 1868.
, 1869-02-05
NEW JERSEY,

8tnte Revenue from Life Insurance
Compan1es-PToposed Monuments ID
KeAfney and Stockton.
TR1A1os, N. j., Fab. IA bill 1as introduced
In tue Legislature, to-day to t.x tho life Insurance.
companies one-hstf Of oae per cent. on Ill pre.
mium1, 4Ed Tins create now source Of fcyeEra.
Tbs committee OF procuring br0nxs 4tas1e
fer General KearneJ Ind mafnle one fur Richard
btockton. reported they would colt $i7,0GN. and
that bat &c, ,000 lad u Jet been appropriated.
, 1869-02-05
E0RCI4,
OHIO.

Opening Of ths New Opera House ut
spKtnx fasld-FAtAl s :ab hing ARRAY.
bfxxGr1EIb. o Feb. 4--B.ack's new Oper4
ho1ae has Just beeu completed. ind WIS opened
10 me pub &c Tonight TEe exercises wer3 4
efatea Of n open'rE Addrtss. With uuAtc, dtA-
Gat:e readings and t1o1ea11 By zrnateurs atuotE
or CIT xe m.
a tata, .sahhEpe rFa'r oecnr.et 1t Urhtna lsst
ntkht. 4 ERR Wa abnstcE his hralsy. xhen po-
n wnn c't1rt II trrserrd The nan
boed The clHxxn In tha chest, lctt aide and ksG
| 80 .hst tne .1ju1y ~ll PROBABLY prove raA.
HI. SsAxoA, D.. Fep. 4-Ehn 4 t1nd s1nt1l
fsrulon cfthe Guzu~1ng faeIn oe*a OF the FooHh
Ohio Ncl1n'etr 1nGnuy IN th!a city, Fa ID,
| WI btiClars ada;r, Colonel Go3m2n. ctr en-
| ft'nts sta'e AutlFoF, Ir'stAe:- An 'tatw. 1as
ussds ~ hsy, d. WE1e1, latV Chaplain Of III
, 1869-02-05

Cal ual'y In = Honsrsal-Fail Of Il 90
Under Weight Of Snow.
MoN.KxAL- Feb. 4.-Whtie concert and ba1l
At st. Pattickts Hall, WAS in proXrts8 lsst night
100 Fe1aoE being present. cIy wAa raised thai
too ROOF was giving way. All Tu.hed 70 the utseet
INT while the list wcfc getting ont The root fell
with 4 eIAah- Several persons Wero injured, bnt
It I. hoped rone ve.e killed
The SNOW storm continues with great fu:y.
Travel 10 stopped
, 1869-02-05
SPAIN.


MAnh1p. Feb. 4.
Bands Ct Caslsts have made their sppea1Ance
In Catalonia ThtJ eann from the valley
Of AEdora, aud seek to prodnce s!a.
ing agatIst tho Provisional Government,
Troops hNc been sent ont to dts.
pesso them. The press OF tho city, fearing
d7.l wss. urge the government to take se<ion,
and the people 10 unite azalnst the reacttorary
pnrtJ.
, 1869-02-05

Exciting skating Match Hetwean TWO
L&AEeA-khftxEo VIM.
buffalo, Feb. A skating Eaatch for $50 be-
tween Mies Godhout, OF Nc r Btu.swlck. and MlBs
Dean, Of Chicago. TOOK place Last evening. Four
tfou:lnd persoLs were present. Alter IN exciting
contest, The match MAS won py Mss eAn, tho
score stsndlnz 81 to 81. Mis- Godoo ut has chat-
legged M}as Dem to ekate another M1tth for Inc
eaut amount an aatuldaT eytntrR.
, 1869-02-05

n r. ~ Il ea e g.. ::
the profits aud iIF * FEs y eai
otsunwa, lows. Dec. Il, lses-
pROPOSALS. Sc ALyD Pro
Ga.rerm..teF Ainta1 Div.sios q The Nssoas1.
M:i:ss # tss II :poFts;|oa q go1s;a@sas leops
run asfea =, Ssa. 70 0e.oSsf ~ lsss tnelui7es
From e. Inu!s to stou1 city. Fora Rsnas1l, sany,
n,;os tssn2 SHSke f. e. e. ~ ~
sss gs;. H.. + s'oS: S;z es ss
q r = I'd
! FFom Fort teayenEosta . st7a7 CRY. Fott Ksa.
III san.eefs.hsI e k,sst. s. Fl. Bea:on -.'a'a
= = sqsss s;s
fIoa siee5 casy . Fo.ii Raadau. susly E,1,
MY e i p Il noata @ Il 1ha aassis.aaa I
f1fTT T1 r. Fal1 4oFs B nheq E ro,. s,,,
- Sas & sf ~ s s III e
Frcta Fazt saly to Faz:4 :,ce, s:erea,oa. Bufofa,
fS
From Fort Rec to Foza s.a.sasca. Bntora,
81 ea o 81 r.. IL 1 Ia e
rs s:' rs, g & e sa
ri s s.ssetsasa y !se aaass q tsa Y Ia.se.sd &c
Eve. E.. 10 @ xeFt @ r. soa
i IL 9osss SS Il &c zes III p s'
.It.11i Be- the saae,ns et tss ao,zsuea. to Ut,
du1!Ex The seaaon most tsrcrshle TOR uaxtgssioz q
s &C. e
e4a9 !: ssisa 81 ~ : assss u .s?,tss ses
I dtSHn1E17
, 1869-02-05
CUBA.

Little News Regarding ths sbc Rev
oiut1oL-The Havana J .urnnlr Ear,
rem OF nllttA1y 1ntelilgence,
HAyA1A, Feb. Fur several tAys RI u r has
been en1rtnt that the revolutionary G.1erai !
GeafedAs and ARullSA nave surrendered TO Count
paltuent-
The Journals Of HAsAua hare etf1asued for tEa
p4Ft wetk Ton pub1tshir4 news nom ihe seat OF
waf. AID It appears a. il there Was t.c!t under.
stat ding not to tnlatn the people Of she
ol Affairs.
The Dtayio of to-daT says General Apgustins
AianRo, Of the Revolutionary forces, hss been
asaassln1tea BY his Companions.
, 1869-02-05

ou,,ed, E1etteen ;houesnd rrams Of Hr.noinp
sspt1, II p to the Tea il cents per 9esR
cs1 t. to ii r. m. one hupdred thous.rd nsunds
o. c ttpu tsirr. n cTnts MR. nn1nn * ~
p0oao' e0a1'e heap .rese, = eenta per pound
CONGREGATIONAL
=
xV,.u,..-.,
"Ma!soIos' y. ~ seo'l.
oEnatE.
.kxoR1A1s.
The ests ! ure Of Kansas selsttng TO the nal
tcEstce and CT L11teA in Kansas.
w. iotIt r.sola'ion
fcpre,epfatLves AID stnatof1 10 secure ihe paa-
c41D1> 7141s r1EaEerxp. 1'4A'
The cHAIR presented .hc Credentials Of T. r..
Ti,top. +rrator el Ct from Heoraska
Mr. NYE prrreuttd The crvdeptla,s Of Vim.
rn,s11so OF cs1Trp srtTxs sxcua,r1ss.
Hr EDMLNUs irtroouced 4 b,ll t. pfo1 de- for
etE.avrg and printing oi see1s:tlts of;h. un,ied
c1xTaA1 HRAkcu RAILWAY BILL.
Ms fOMKkOI mored 10 t.lo up Inc mo4on
ap * iii reane 70 il. GeaHa Brsacs .0tf of
the Ui1. Pacifc Rttlrosd to allow Tho .erstnr
nom Oregon 4 illlsmsl to otter III amencment. .
Les'.
,s1EAzn aosDs
Mt CAIIELL Introduced bill to pf1v1dc for
s'atet Ito coupon bonds. wh,ea VIZ rsfe,1ed 10
the Committee On FIJI ance, It authorities the
SECRETARY OF the Trrxsury to issue rpou such
term. and under such regulations 81 he mar from
time TO tina prescribe, coupon bor a. In eIch4nRe
tos AID 10 lien oi AEy Iexlsttscd bords which
have tecn Or HnY her. altes be lawfully issued,
tuth eoppcn bcnta to r. r.u!1sr Ia III z
II c coupt bone issut under The acts snlbor,H
Ing the itsue Of the registered ponpe pferod fnr
Exchange.
sou1nERN CLAIM.
Mr. 10" Z. tfctn the onamlt,es On Claims re.
ported fax otah'y on NE hi! TO pay loyal c,ix Ls
In etafe+ l3fe1 IN fcbt1ior, fo !rr1ccs IN takine
tie Unit eiAtt1 Get SUI OF lsGn.
1uk conisr!C.1oHAL AxrspxExr
came M At the e1plrstson OF tha 1ornltH hour.
sTs ~ ~ Dk y -. LIE Gtn.Et ~ tntt mnFea y NJ.
- psstio the House ihe report nf he Jnd,e,.9
~ 10 ricSf ~ csttt.ss. =. ~. ,,,. ,.
.na kod III. s rot pnsa ss saiss e
es entsa eon; s1 y ny sss
aeryiInde" ~S' "a eAs'Ao1s .oIaanoa o1
Mr FERRY msda IN r,,ho,,,1 r4-a,e,,,., -,
th- frn+e. n,.,t-s s..,.,e - T so sIolssnou o.
~ r. .1e. n.tu,e sJssem Gonnestieut Which
s1.+am" AAo sp'Aea VI ~ 1o''sn ootoaen
NJ Mnpr ror h...n. s,..,.s
.br hest r. N, nT ,xnrS. a ~ se,.n c o.
ernrndWrrt n or.as.sa - - rae4 ~ ~ put toe
by he Jnd:ttxT tnnnittrr !" hee.1ss po.Eo p
nfortdei fh.t M ri1ivsn .honst =. S..xI @eteJ
the sit bi to vo,s OF bold oee or .eeauns ~
f'~'*0AS - 9%@ 1}k1L O. lGAftQR IL