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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-06

Geo. kingsland.
LIE Roy Kingsland. David X. Ferguson
KLIGSLANDS d. FERGUSON.
PHOENIX FOUNDRY.
Nos. 1876, iDs md goo Second Street,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
MANUFACTURFRS OF
PAGES PATENT PORTE LIE Sd w MILLS
CHILD'S PATENT DOUBLE SAW
MILLS. AND HORSE POWERS,
COX * ROBERTS PATENT THRESHER
AND CLEANER
C CThreshers with and with out Separators;
Lever Powers; Endless Chain or Rail Road
Powers; Corn and Cob Crushers; Corn Shsi-
iers; Flows; Bark Mills; Mill Machinery.
"CAST!NGS, Of essry description ssde
10 ord er at short notice.
Sept. 10Th, 1884. nJ3.Gn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-06

acea, have examined him since and full,
sanction the statement of the parents. be.
lievs it to be a permanent as we'll as re-
markable cure. Attest,
II WI HAMS hT r
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RROokTYN.

Work FOR THE UyTvrLoYED.-It ia understood
that the Cor non Council will make appiea'lon TO
The Legislature for The passage Of an Aet Tor the con
siluction Of the proposed canal from the Walabout
10 Newto~n Creek-to 60 into operation imnediafsly
ON it, ptssage BY SO doing Thousands Of men could
obtain employment at fair wages who are now sub
sisiing upon charity. The proposed canal viii be
about ~ o miles 10 length fifty feet vide and of SUI
fcient depth 10 float ordinary vessel.
A SorP HousE-A soup-house WAS opened on
Friday. ID the Sixteenth Werd IN Mr. Snyfecs brewe
~ IN Mes,roie.si II Yves originated and conducted by
Ont J. n. Gaus-tte funds being raised by Voina-
tory contributions.
Tur So,r-Uorss IS rHG MILITARY GARDEN -
Soup was served ont yesterday, bu, a. the fact that
The house would be open was not generally known,
there were not az many visitors as tho days previous
Quite large nun ber however, came, and had their
want supp'ed.
Wegould call the attention If the public . the
ofort. row being made by the Industrial School AZ
ISOLATION OF this city iortbe promotion Of Education
and ImpIoy " that neglected cass OF orr
poyulston. he poor and destitute children IN our
treets The ssociaton have already two schools es.
tab,hed IN abich oyertwO hundred children are daily
taught ard fed and there j. Immediate and press
irr demand Tor arother school ia tho neigob)rhooi
ot Smith and Balte-sts muchppcected portion II
cur CITY. The Association would be willing and
ispry 10 open a school IN that neignbornood, were
they able 10 procure sufficient help from the ladies by
way ii teaching the children and sufficient iunIs
fcm tie gen,l,m fQr that pu'po,e. The Managers
20 otdeen il prudent 70 enlarge their operations
without first securing the aid of such help, and tIe
Iece..ary means to defay the expenses. The resi'
lar uee,irls OF the Association ere held on the first
Tuesday Of each month, at The AihenGum, in Allan
tc.st At 10 o'clock in the forenoon, when al per-
sops interested in this great work are invited to
sttepd Donations in money and clothing are soil
cited a. nos, Of tho children have u be clothed as
yeussf-d. Contributions .en' 70 any Of the Officers
or Managers viii be thankfully received. IheJ
would also be hapry to have their schools visited oy
all friends Of the cause.
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THE sorTUERN CONVENTION.

NEV-DRLEANs. frifay JbD ~ 1000.
AT the Convention heiog held here today, reso'u-
ons were offered and referred, declaring the acqdi-
,tion Of Cuba Dfcessary for the protection OF the
commerce. ard for the security Of the Southern
coasts and urgiDe the immediate action Of Congress
upon The subject sl'o. recommending reciprocal
treaty between Spain and Me-ico, for tue repeal OF
the law suppressng the slave trade also, IN favor
81 railroad from Norfolk to the mouth of the Ono
River.
Mr. Marshall of Mississippi, read long report
about The IL stiiution of Slavery Showing It's value -
he South; and several speeches were made by
otte1s on the Pacific Railroad project.
January l3--The Convention passed, to-day mo
resolutions in favor Of he Pacific kalroHd also, i)r
removing the obstruotions in and deepening tue
mouth o. the Mississippi River also, for reg llsnnS
tbe guarantees AT Neg Orleans, and other cites,
willie yellow fever was prevailing also for improv-
ing ,htherbor of Mobile snd that in favor OF educa-
ton in southern principles.
The resolutions in iaver Of the abrogation OF
the usury laws were referred when the Convention
.dio,rued TO meet sgain in the evening when, most
probably, the final adjournment will take place.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

wassIso1os, Saturday jan. 49, 80
No notice Of the death Of Mr.. Mason our M'nT'sr
10 France, has been received by the GoFern ''en'
here Their las, adyices were dated Pans %''n 'e
eember p M, and Represented hlo 10 oe '"en IL q"
critical conoition from an attack Of pars'ysl'
The Star Of this evening says that Gov seymour IS
spoken Of az Minister 70 PARIS IN TIE even VI 'i'
Mason death being confirmed d, --
The ,edernp,ion Of the public debt At the treasury
Department. last week. amounted 70 100000
RI p.cs,.s Of the Smithsonian Institution rne'
,c,;n N ssy. The question before the Boaro Vas me
,dc,,;o, Of Mr.. Meacham's resolution submitted 81
fbe last annual ses'ion These resolutions cay 'n1'
he law Of the Institution require The formsioDo o.
library by annual appropriation o. valuable -
upon al Departments 6fknO Eledgei ana u :, N,
ui,tee Of three he appointed 70 super MEM ,.s
Der oituTes for that purpose The fei"'uiI9os ~
.ec,er by vote 81 three for. and ten ags'n'' ny
thus sustaining the course Of Prot. hea,y ne Nc
gepts vo'if for the resOlut ons were ne.sis' Dz
IA. Choate MeschaIn: against hen, CH-i 1G,'''
Tapey NJ. ssrs P.srce Mason Eoglsh S,n4r hsf-
ky Berrisn Rush Bsche and Toren-hr ioNeis
absent The subject vas fully arsuel ~ ns -.
Eeaof an and Cbos'e for the re-oiu'"h-' anu "
Eessrs. Mason, Pearce and Others a. ans 'ne'n.
WAsHSGTOy Jaa. a. 1850.
The nrol .biit are n favor OF the passsge Of the
pscfc Rsilroad b u ~ the House on the 10Th but
A. three of the Select Committee 10 the senate have
respectively independent plans OF toelr o"n, WI
rrobatly 20 back from the Senate 50 altered thai the
House may Dot cor cur
Ad,ices from Move Scotia represent 'hs people OF
tba' Province highly pleased wltn The effects Of M
Recilrority bill. and homogeneous are o.lng maze
fcg much larger expectations OF coal rom fic'ou nsA'
season. -,
Recent aivices from Central hineri's promise me
eYpe6icni-,s ~ mt aD~r into the cr'ederaoy WIN
such b0uudry line ~ they MAJ desre, ana oIneI
-. ........ d.. ., hons CO., @iI be complied
witt b, Mr. Kinney end bis associates
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THx ARKAssAs "YoLcAyo."-Tk The A'k4Hsa' Her
oid recently pubshcd an alsrmin; account Of sup
postd volcano, in Scott County in that State cor
respordelt Of the same paper writes as follows
roIes'ing it:
"Alout ore year ago while travelling N Fraok,in
County in thi, State ny attention sas attracted Dy
the r.psrt Of similar explosion, when vas ,sli -
have been violent IS to PROJECT rocks aba ysile'
T.vvsub,tspce. u great hiz ht IN the atmosphere.
10, feeling much d.po.ed 10 credit The various eHss
ocrs,ed accounts given OF the phenomenon, pro-
e. eded - investigate for ny cen ehd soOp ueo ni'
irce5 fb.t il wa owing rot 10 r0'c0ntc eruD0n.
but 10 the decomposition 81 suphuret Of ror, ltTon
r1res one OF the most abundant Of the ores Of IRON
vhoh shounc n 'his region, ard when uA'sr ce,'an
rcumsfsrees has been known 70 undergo spontane-
gu. oscou POSITION attended WITH loud n)ise, and
uss,Oluti0u eli hshi, heat and suiphoroas Vapyr'
sroBla ne sccoUut ycu have received ~ me expo
-ions IN Scot County prove correct, they msy DC st
rIairtd ia the sane msnner a. sulpbDret OF iroo ~
tnoyr 70 occ.r ifeTe 10 the greaiest abundance.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JANUARY IS. 1885,

hi. tbre.t-,ake aray tle iiee1'e Of ery o's Of fArr
srd II Trey dare to prosecute the business, fine ihem
hundred dollars for every oFense, and see tha' 'aeF
ere not too good to Isy 70 to prison. Il L h'sh
tire that TIE cass Of rum politicians who o2eo7
boast that hey don't care Tor the lsws either o. i
or Hsn ard vii 90 az hey please 10 spite Of either
wee are 70 Gel H. heavie-t legal penalty.
4roit- incident j. worth mentioning. Police
1r 80 i1'y, We presume We seen yest'Tiay IN cor @
car of;l. open ruu-shop ct he Democratic aan!ia'4
Z IL Wood ticket for Commissone- or Streets Al
La and fell down within a few steps Of the to'-,
Trobtty from tie effect. Of tie c1id air. Slca ite
facts show almost too many exceptions to prove the
rule Of Ium-holes closed on sunday Bat then they
ore sil 20 lose t4tir licenses Of course and that :
some comfort.
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MUNICIPAL ELEC TIONS.

Pl1rsBrrcH, Pa The vote for Mayor stood; Fer
diusrd + Yoz, Whis and independent 1876 Nor
gsn. X. y $685. The Common Council also con-
ts.ns an Anti. Know Nothing majority.
ALLEGHENY CITY, Pa The vote for Mayor re-
suited thus: Adams, Ind 1906 Campbell, Dem J
9ss. Wsdlow. h. n. 40; Miller, Wing 3Hi
Have. lid H. Another Anti kno"-No'hiOs tn
Enph.
LrxIseros, Ky.-The vote for Leense was 81
sgsipst i73-msjoriiy against License 1872. The 10
col candidates elected are mostly KnoS-No'hings'
CoyIxGroy, Ky The vote thrown ~as quite hsnt'
aud the general result il kDoE-Nothing triumph.
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BROOKLYN.

OBsERyASCE OF THE SUNDAY LAW The ordnance
requiring the closing OF tppng-houses, stores an
shops, Of vhstever kind was strictly 90 s~ved yes
terdsy throughout the Whole citv. Il became sno Tn
curing The week that the law would be enforced ani
a. il j. al-o equally well known trat the men noS a.
the head Of our municipal affairs the Mayor IN
Chief Of Police are DOT 70 be ud,d with. the publ
cans and small dealers. 81 il BY common conssn'.
cave IN at once. and their places were closed and
kept closed. during the day and evening In those
cis res whore it has heretofore been deemed next TO
nvoss tie to enforce the law, ~ rIm.hop, con.
dictionary and ciear-shop shut up, and fastened
tl hier Il an il had ever been before. There were m
evasioIs, no private or b4ck-door Arrangements. 50
far a. could be Observed by the Police and The msny
oilers who kept watch 10 whether the law conld,
or could pot actually be put into fuI force AMI effect
The con-ecu,pce was that no drunkenness was Or
seryabe about the streets, and there was no us
orderly conduc; wi ch demanded the interference of
tie authorities The eating houses BY special per.
mission were allowed 20 keep open. but could sell 40
Eouor Of any kiud. II wa medel ny.
Msyof Iali seems determined 10 emf ca TIA l,y.
Orders were Issued b. him last week trough lie
Ch.f Of p. lice. oiseotng the Policemen - repor all
place. here liquor is sold, end al-o all places kept
oter for tie sac of any commodity Whatever on tho
Sabtsib. uc.Goirg licensed tayerns with the names
q. all ersons wAo keep AMI are -eou - enter them
and whenever any violations Of toe SrAe Law, or the
City Ordinances, in this respect come under their
per,,nal obsorvat 20, &c arrest the offenders.
Yesterday ia o,der to ascertain TO what extent
hquor places were kept open, Mayor Hal sccomPs-
ned by Chez If Police Folk, visited the Eastern
Di.rict. late William sburgb AMI found them ill
closed. with one except, n. This, the Union Hotel,
in Grand-s,. kept by Francis Ssi't, they entered
snd beng unknown 10 the proprietor, wine ssed the
ssle Of nquerto five persons. Mayor Hall then made
himself known, and notwithstanding the place was
closed at once and lenency asked the proprietor WA
Informed that he would be dealt with according to
law. No drunken men were observed in the streets
Soueti iIg ucw.
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No8LAw ~ NoRrHAsProS Coryrr.-The East
.,nlPa1 Argus, Democratic, publishes an exciting
account OF mob which collected at Mooresbqrg, IN
that County, and broke ups meeting OF koow-
Nothing Lodge The members OF me secfe' an,1
ion tss. Inbltd quietly in 81 upper story Of paohc
home and while tran sactng their business, the MOP
of opposing politicians gathered around the exterior
Of he house, armed with ffty-s1 pound cannon,
which they fred of Until Il broke Ell the ninaos Is
in IT, bonss- Every man in the mob, not engaged u
Iosd;ng ard 6ripg the cannon, armed with sodis
boi,y musical i6siruuspt, such as a horn ~. -scb
trumpet bass drum with which they al yep, - AZ.
q deafenipg noise that the lodge vas ''Hs'4 "
pels-.
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FOREIGN MILITARY COMPANIES IN MASsA-
CHUSErrS DISBANDED.

BOsTON, Saturday, Jan. Is, 500
Governor Gardner has issued a proclamation IN
eompliauce with the act of Congress the subject
ceding to the State of Newlosk that part OF Masss-
chusetts known g. Boston Corner.
In compliance with the Recommendation OF Govo'-
nor Gardner, in his Message to The Legislature 'no
following Military Companies composed otioreisn rs
have been disbanded, VIZ: The Columbia Artillery
Capt. Csssi Webster Artillery, Capt. Mckinney
Shields Artillery. Cap, Young; snd Sirsheld GuTds
Proctor If Lowell; Union Guards. Capt. LioehAm,
OF l.awrtroe; and jackson Guards, Capt. Drisco.''
Of Worcesier.
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United STATES sUPREsE COURT.

" NsHINVIVNi
The following osses will come before the Supreme
Court mex, week;
Monday. Jan l5-No. |. The United States, ap-
neIl.n,s We Dsnen W. Coke OF al. No. AZ. Peter
s Burcbel, appellant, VS. Albert c. March, ct al.
TUESDAY, l6th.-No -. John Fishers Adnini'ira-
for vs. Moses Warner ct nj.
Wednesday l7th-No. As. The United States at
relation OF Aaron Goodrich plaintiff in error vs. as
Guthrie Secretary Of the Treasury.
Thursday, lsth.-No. 40. Edward Herndon, appel.
Boston plaintiff in error w. David X. Learan.
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IRON TEXAS.

BALTIMORE Saturday, Jan. y, 800.
The New.Orlesus papers of Sunday ls-t are re-
caived ana contain Galveston dates TO the 9Th ins'.
Alta public meeting il Palestine, called to decide
whether Gov. Ptase or SIR. Raymond, the safe
Treasurer oas right ID regard 10 the deposit ien9er.d
hy Mossr-. Walker and King, % secure the rae
.,I,osd CONTRACT after some di-cus.ion cnmmitf,y
ssapuouied TO draft r. solutions on the s1bject Inc
usioriiy reported that Mr Raymond WAS rght aad
tbe Governor NJ. The minority report. when
yas the reverse was, however, adop'e1, only seven
t.rsops disseptng out Of about 200 voters present
In the muric pal election at san AutoniO, the
Knoy-NothiDgs were victorious by lsrge majority
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FROM THE SOUTH.

COIUMBIA, FIi1ay jan. II, 800.
Ad,ices from Galveston 10 the 2d inst state that
marty of seventy FIVE Indians alta ked d.. Glddngs
and Cant Skelman's company OF fourteen men on me
18th Of November rear Limpia ana that they rontel
their sssailsuts. woundng AID killing seventeen Of
them. 49,,
Jacob Ober a coal merchant, of NesOreans,
has been murdered, by nsmed Hogue, ia con-
sequence of a difficulty arising between the parties
relative TO some business transactions.
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sLAyE-CArCHING IN BOSTON,

T. ne Edrcr 4 The y. = THINE
CIR: Your correspondent a" Citizen Of Boston,
las icborously collected abundant evidence that me
Curtis Fsmily" have worked hard TO keep ne "a"
svuerior 70 fanaticism, dlsoyaity and tie mob.
with their thanks, be may receive the assurance
thattLey feel encouraged TO continue IN the same
course, ard Helr children after than
t"',,, in I3ls5s. ONE % TIE NAME
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Try Iowa LEGISLATURE We take the following
e,traet frsm IN article in The Ioea OJserrer beng
the correspo ndence Of the editor, Who is himien
member Of the House:
have taken The trouble 20 fnd out the occuPslo1s
OF each sember, both Of the HOuse and Sens'e a..A
frd the Senate to be composed A. follows lams.s'
: doctors. . mechanics banker editor IsNys'S-
4merchapts spectators, Clerk L,nd V Snc,c,,
The House as follows: 81 fI1ers' ,oercb.ot,
nechsrics. surveyor Il lawyers, ~ '''''"'"'''
4tfgr
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ASSEMBLY,.
NOTICES or BILLS.

NOTICES OF BlLIs.
To Increase the Csphsl Of the NewNoIk fiTe Department
Fund -,..s-. .. c,,.-,li.-,.
To amend the Revised Statutes relative 70 Noni'si'
Deeds r,
Relative TO Union School, Palmyra
To ,u.1d the Common School law. IS. ~.
To amend the Mild, in reference TO the FIRST DIVISION
OF the Fifth biissGe ,...,,
R,lNNe 10 certain Bridges over he hAi tissf.
Relative 10 claimed Deposits and unps'd piyidenos
To fl.e the Ta Causes pen ding 10 The Superior our
and Court, Of over and Teimnsr in the Sty OF Ne"
Oysreer. the Poor in We''chessei No'n''
give boIds c, yv..,,A..,., County,
In rel.iion to County TreasGrsr fessin sste N'
To proyisr for the establishment Of Union schools
IuI osrs Tolls on Railroads r - s....,, ~.
To extend time Of the Prsemption OF the
IL pirate Money be applied to the erection Of MOI
to Lieut. Col BAXTER ,,.. Nh. c.z
To the Charter OF The Troy " aver o' NPAN'
To amer d the Highway Act
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Dx.rg OF MARrIs WrLTsE.-The oldest male resi-
ds,t Of our village Martin Wltse Esq, died at hsS
siscs OF resdeIce At the Upper Landing, in tbs VIZ
age. Oh Tue.dsy morning sst q; the advanced agsof
90 years. his venersbis and much respected cfzen
had enoyed lie OF Uninterrupted health, scarcely
having kIOwr for single day anything Of sickness
or disease, sven 70 the very pehol Of bis dsee:ss
IFshkll STANDARD, tish.
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FROM NERVOUSNESS FIXTURES.

MN UNI ~ TIUI7f ''lI'
Nv the A,riy al Of the steams hip Ozaba a. th. port
today we have dates from the city of Mexico to the
KIN AID from Vera Cruz 10 the 9th inst. Her news
however is unin poitant.
M,ss,s Pickett McMindo 4 Co., bankers, and \.
]. Wright Il Co., produce dealers, suspended pay
ment ere TO day. . ,,.-
w.ORIE,Ns, Saturday Jan. 10, 1855.
Messrs SweeIey. Green Co, cotton factors, oil
dealers in cotton and tobacco have suspended pay
nnent
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RANK ENTERED BY ROBBERS.

PnLADEIPHIA, saturday, Jan. ~ Zoo.
The uisht wa,chman of the Farmer Bank, Mount
Holly. n j was found in the bank this morning, at
o'clock bound and gagged. He says, on entering ne
building last night, al O'Clock, he VAS sezrd ned
Ard Gagged BY four men who had previously entered
tbe batk and that be remained in thai situation All
night The robbers were in the bank from in the
evening until ,hi- morning but did not succeed IN
getting the vault open did they carry any money
avay with them.
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TIE RAILROAD TROUBLES AT ERIE.

The repairs on the Lake shore Ral'road have been
prosecuted with vigor IA spite Of severe storm OF
snow and rain which has been prevailing, and Will be
60 far complied by 10 morrow that the trains will be
able 10 pass in the morning No resistance was male
on the part of the town authonties, though they
showed themselves md requesfed sight Of the ps-
pers by which Marshal keyser acted. Their request
was complied With, and they departed, satisfied that
be carried too many guns for them. The road is safe
iii the 9Th Of March next
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p,,vNINc OF vuE BARK j. W. DYER.

CHANITsI0N, r ioay- JNn. Y I777.
The bark j. W Dyer, Of Portland, Maine, loaded
n, Newport Florida, with a cargo # Cotton Tor
Cbarlesion was burned on the 7th inst when A.
,,"1or in Spanish Hole. snd only eighteen bales
saved The CAPITA Il cut away the masts, weighed
AZ Choir and ran the vessel ashore where she was scu
fled lie was half owner of the vesss aud was ohiy
insured for oue-thhd It's value.
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n.nnn,n cn111slnN At RROCKPORT.

ROCHI.TrH, S1tUrdaP Jan. i, 800.
WILL the freight trim IN the Niagara Falls and
Iookpo,t Railroad VS. stsndug II Brock port IN In
rigrs,t tain came rubbing along aid rln into ihe
hind car Of the fTegb tr.u, jI'ng three per.ons-
one Of item fatally The ongif e. Of the muigrsni
tain suppot.d the Other TO ne on The switch md,
na,sipg On ran completely through the car Of the
frei0bt train. mixing complete wreck of it. james
r. Thompson late Collector Of this port, 10 amorg the
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THE BINGHAMTON AND ELMIRA MAIL
RnHEERS

TROY Saturday, Jan. 10, le13.
The examination Of the Elk mail robbers who
were are It'd at Elmira few days since, tor roooing
The mails AT Bnehamon and Emira, was held bef)re
Upiteo States Commissioner Bea to-day, ana re-
suited in their being committed to appear before INC
(;land Jury which meets at Albany neAi Week.
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WEAruFR REPORTS.

BosroN, Saturday, Jan. -, ls55.
At sunrise the thermometer here stoco ~ ap"'e
zero and at2P NJ. So above The weather is thick
and suluy. This eyelus it commenced raining hard
BosroN. Jan. ri, 1855.
The weather cleared up last night, and 10 DAY II
hiss been clear and cod the thermometer standing at
50 above zero.
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Faox SALT LAKE. c5I.g% We s learn rom i,b ne
Dear, Nr Of Nov tsa made SS tour south as far
,me lofes q rt ying Judge Kinney who
a. in I'LL Of Re s Court At Sephi City syi
vsitr Moy ofkbSds Isnd ssD.% W Ass9n 81
49, n ".d1itt.d 10 practice in the Court.
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FROM COLUMBIA.

C0IrNrIA, ). c, Jan. H. lsjj.
We have received here New Orleans pspers OF
WEDNESDAY; but they contain nothing Of importance.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND DEATH.

SYRACreE, Saturfsy, Jan IS. 300.
Janis Kane brek cnGn on the freight train on the
Osweeo Railroad to day. ~be jumpng from one ear
70 snorher fell betTeen Diem, and met with horr be
death being dragged some distance add terribly Inu-
tlsted before life became extinct.
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LATER Rom CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of Z Northern Light at New-Orleans.
100000 az sPECIE.
NEwORLEAss, Friday. Jan. u, 1855

NEw.ORLEAss, Friday. Jan Il. SIS.
T. steamship Northern Lght arrived here to-
90, With dates from san Francisco % the 23d Of
rcenber, and with about 100000 n specie for
,cw-YoIk.
Flour was selling ct ga per Dbl Lsrd at iic per
To-: Bocou Of l3lc., aud Ham, at ice.
About half Of tie town Of AlecitO wGs destroyed
bp FIRE Cd ibe ed ult.
The ships Flying Eagle, srd Alabama arrived at
San Francisco from Ncw-Yerk, the 22d 0. De-
cenber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-15
THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.

CHICAGO, Saturday, IAN. 49, 800;
The election Of United States S.nsior from toiS
state has been postponsd by the Legislature un'h
yan. 81.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Dali II I-"''
By the arrival Of the Southern Mail as late as due,
We have received New-Orleaus papers Of Mondsy
last but they contain now news