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By SIR. Dccker-Resolycd That a
committee Of three be appointed 10 inycs-
ngale the claims Of those cUn,esting seats.
Lost.
Mr.. Johnston. Resolved to admit a
reporter within the bar. Amended BY
adding, and said reporter state what paper
he reports for-lail ON Tie table.
Adjourned 10 10 o'clock, tomorrow.
THURSDAY, 18Th.
Prayer By Reycrncd Mr.. Wood,
Laihom-Resolycl, That the members
now proceed 10 draw for seats. No.
TO be entitled he first choice, sc.
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point q committee Of hree 20 confer with
ike committee from the Council, on joint
rules.
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Kansas Bill, - which was laid en- the table.
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thrust aul believe tH, Ncl'. 81 psi.
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EEERAsEA LEGIcLATUGE
Acting Governor Of Nebraska

by r. LEcisIATtyE coRHEsroEnEET.
ONAuA CRY Nebraska Territory. !
January l7h, 1865. {
The Senate made choice Of the follow
ing officers
For President, J. L. Sharp, Of Rich
ardson. (Rezlly from Glenwood.)
First Clerk, a. l.. Miller, Douglass
Really Council RInfs)
Second Clerk 0. +. Lake, Forncy.-
Really Omoha.)
Sergcaui-at-arHs - Lewis. (Really
Omaha.)
Door Keeper, - Folsom. (RealI,
Omaha.)
a committee Of five was appointed or
rules.
Adjourned until ? o'clock.
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~ The Wings Of Iowa have succeed
Cd in clecfhg James IIarlal to he Us
Senate forihc tenn Of six years, in place
o. Hon. a. c, Dodge.
Terms axe crossing over lie Mis-
sonu River, opposite this place, on lee
for The first time dis winter. Crossing
s.fe.
e Tie weather Tor lie lssi Few a
las been cold md biusiey, win ndi-
lions q a snow storm.
Mr.. Estahrook, Attorney Gcnerel 81
Nebraska, arrived a9cw dgys ago.
Tic rImfers' fgsiv', lad d
Council Buns on dc III iasi FFsea %
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TiK EXPRESS RoBBhxr or $50 000-Our readers will
member that the l7h Of September last 900 in
gold stolen from the Express Company Of Wells, But
terrified Co., while in transit from Dubuque, Iowa. On
arriving A. New York. the package found to contain
bullets instead Of gold The government TO whom the
money belonged, laid claim to the amount, which the
company promised to pay provided time given them
Yesterday the $50 600 paid into the Sub BY
the company. The following is the receipt
To Adams Express Co Wells ButterHeld 4 Co.
certify that the aboveoty thousand dollars has
ceived for that amount said to have while In
from Dubuque, Iowa, TO my Office. JOHN J.. CISCO,
Asst Treas U. g. at new York.
New York Nov 20, 1855.
SUPPOSED SUICIDE was received
at the Corcners Office, yesterday afternoon, that
named James Caey residing at No. $40 Hudson street.
had committed suicide by taking arsenic The deceased
kept grocery store At the above place. and weeks
ago attempted to destroy himself by taking arsenic. On
Monday night he came home from Hoboken, where he
had been with some friends On going to bed he CON-
menced TO vomt very violently and continued to
until death put end to his suerngs The deceased
a very respectable man and has lett wife and two
children behind him. Coroner Hilton has taken charge
of the and will probably conclude the to day
DR.. Fnnel is engaged In making post mortem examine
ton upon the body No person Csgrey ia Ike poison
and he not left alone all day Monday death may
have been caused by disease Of the heart
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MARITIMR INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, November go, 1855.


CLEARED.
Fmss o Snis Roberts
Ship .uliyaioI, Austin; sAverpooi-wliaus auion
ssr wilson New s oss.nsH SS Burgess.
geS scssa Lsa rSsdk
Bark Mary varney Ioyt Vera Cruz-C calaghan, Jr.
s Bss sessss
ssr b 6s l Noricn wns. Sgf5 psno
sch AteenE B Cole ssosvi . Whitney Co
se h HarmoSA wneeer, Soros-R Meses eawn
scer Msrgars, Henson, cry PcLn-y Hunter 4 CO.
s.hr river Queen Queen, s,edman, ProyldsncemMas,sr
ARRIVED.
Steamship Alabama schenck, Savannah 60 hours, with
and e mch s Inst " $50 Avn
a. s fM exchanged signals with steamship Nashville; 1871 at
sengers % spoaord ilssion 4So 18th Inst ai@PM d miles
DAY Al go PM % miles Of Hs',eras steamship
days nom The Chsnne ballast, fiowes Go. Has bsen
Bari Mary xnnsa lcl Portsmouth, Grace Bristol E, DC,
Bar. Helen I.y I lev ArdrSss.s oe. 70 win PIG iron and
has elperisneea heavy NV and sw s.iss msnsoD
Paul Bows. TsIreq pner 3, Jsso de Cuba Sep,
New G fl Nov q F
passage from 81 JAgo de Cuba 70 Cumberland HAr5or
Of South Denn Mass, mate Of schr Crowel died In Cum
berland Ilarbor. Of elbow fever.
with sugar &C, 10 Nesmith a Son-
RsrF Escoraza RYDER Havana Is days. with sugar. obac-
CO. &C. to Nephew Experienced strong NE winds
days from Cape Florida 10 HAueras.
Brig sabao Brown Chcrryheld with lumber. 10 Brett Son
schr Susan OBJ, Mahsn Windsor "a days with plaster
70 J s whitney Co. -
Schr Washington, Mott, Georgetown.
schr San Jacino, williams Virginia.
sehr Jessie Richardson Holmes, Virginia.
srhr specie HArdsy, Virginia.
schr Buena Vista. Ire and, Virginia.
sehr Pauline, Longstreet Vlrgii.a.
s@hr Moderator, Buckley, Virginia.
ssbr 0ss smith, smith, Wilmington, NC, 6days,
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the Russian authorities, which has been allowed TO save
Sitks from an attack BY the English French eets
Independently Of the value Of the Russian territory
wnich aDounds IN valuable forests and minerals, and
which has many fine harbors IL must be an Important
relief to any country to be able get rid Of so
some neighbor as Russia. As Canada must some day
become the neighbor Of that power in the Northwest
should the absurdity be allowed to connue of Masking
the territory neutral during the war; she should
British government divestng the territory Of that
character
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ARRIVALS.
Prom savsnnsh 10 Sc anshlp Alabama-A BostcK, b
In the steeraee.
From Charleston, In steamship Marion-wm Burrows r
Davis Miss Glason Hoppenhem Mrs Anderson three
children and nurse, Mr. Inglss, Mckenzie Hsrwood Jr
Miss Irwin, James Harvey, O'Connor, Mrs Yoley
Faiconi Mss falconi Ms Mansfield, Robers-s in the
frcm st yaso de Cuba, in barb PAU Bows-R osbes xr.
Williams,
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Brig helen Maria late Of Bangor 100 Maine
chased by Messrs Usher OF Bristol for the onSa
trade at about 5000.
Be fn Co. asuperior clipper ITS tons called a.
Sea Nymph intended for Msssrs Day Gadding's line *
packets between Provde Baltimore Is To be
manded by Capt B Dawson OF Providence
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schr 2 Baldwin Sands Frederickst urs IA dava
schr bcfriu Hall Frcderickaburg
schr Emeline Hickey, Rice, Alexsndria so- n..s~ ~
schr Henry Cole, Hazeon Aloxandas ~ D'soy' ~
schr Dverty, Hagan. Richmond
Schr Smaller. Pratt, Wilmington De,
Schr Gardiner PIKE q mastedl Cramer Ra,v,o..
Schr Francis Gilmore, Smith Baltin ore.
scbr Stranger Mills, Philadelphia for Ne ~ Ress-x
schr Tiihe = Turner, Phiadelpha for Dghtos
schr sussn Tyler Bacon Phiaee lpha aer NerwIca
s"hr sophia Ann, Bake Philadelphia for New Haven
Schr Sophia Godfrey, Williams Philadelphia for NeS u.v
Schr Emporium Clark. Philadelphia 1870
Schr Susan Tyler. clark Philadelphia.
Schr Ann Smith, Wheeler, Philadelphia.
scbr Gen Miller, Bacon Boson
Schr Centurion Hand, New Saven.
Schr Brown Stone, brooks Portland, CT.
schr Gazette. Crowel, Albany for Boston
schr Exchange, ROGERS Albany for New Bedford.
scchr smith Kelley, Albany for Nantucket
schr . Is Bailey Raj ev, Rond0ut for Norwich
mdse. 10 j Riley
Propeller Western Port Berr. Porasd Me- with mdse 70
Propeller Pelican williams Providence
Propeller shetucket Geer, Norwich
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SIirituallsxn I'm n New Circle.
INVITATION TO DIR. HARE.
Nuu, Vny,y N.v..In.

Prof ROBERT HARE, NJ D. -
SiR-Haviug high appreciation Of your abilities and
lifelong labors of science, and learning that you
have recently been employ ing your vast Of
ingenuity and experience in the investigation of the
rent phenomena known by 'spiritua manifesto
tons, and having moreover, been informed that you
have, in this investigation, employed such mechanical
apparatus and other contrivances in your judgment
were calculated to preclude all possible deception aud
exhibit the precise Of the agent involved in the
production Of the phenomena aforesaid the undersigned
citizens Of New York. would respectfully invite you to
explain your experiments with their results in public
lecture in this city to be delivered at your earliest
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negro boy named George, belonging to Mr.. Howard,
has been sentenced to be hung in Wythe county Va
TUESDAY, Iecember Il, for attempting to commit an
outrage upon the person of Mrs. Granville Stone.
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Many persons crowded around Judge Stuart and con-
graduated him on his acquittal
Judge RoosEvMT-The paper will be put ON aIe In
view of the late hour the Court will stand adjourned till
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Court accordingly at IL midnight adjourned
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J. w. Draper, N d. J.M.Carnochan MDDavid Bryson,
J. S. Crane, NJ. d. l.. 4. Warner, MIDI. A. Deveau,
r. +. Gibson, N. b. ]. T. Derrickson, j. w. Orr,
T. Bayard, NJ D. L. S. Haskell, j. b. Merrick,
r. o. Doremus, MD. II. G. Reynolds, J. S. RedGeld,
f. II. Davis, NJ. D. j. Fl. W. Toobcy, j. W. Edmonds,
A. d. wilson, NJ. d. S. I. Munson, S. B. Britain,
II. NJ Banks NJ. u. VIM n. Noe, A. Smith,
A. NJ. jones' NJ. u. i. X. Collins, W. Fishbough,
c. r. Gilman, MD. John Bigelow, Benz Ellis
S. r. Kerby N. D. john Cochran $. 9. Brown,
]. +. Gray, NJ. d. ]. " Fowler, Fred Cook,
J. H. Thomas MD John Odell, DAHL Griffin,
wellington MD Henry Heblard, Sidney Kopman
J. II. Allen, NJ. D. Robt. r. nuhcan, Jas. Y. Watkins
r. T. Hallock M u. J. B. Hyde, r. Il. Farnsw 1rth,
J.E SnodgIass ID. II. II. Hail. Chas. Partri ,ge
C. Knapp, NJ. ID. Ira Davis
Nearly one hunded additional names are appended to
the call.
DIR. HARE'S REPLY.
To MEssRs. JoHN w. DRAPER, ~ D., Il. X. COLLINS, AND
OTHERs-
GaNnEMEs-The letter bearing your signatures, in
which honor ed with invitation to give exposl-
ton of my inquiries respecting spiritual manifestations
il just received.
In reply to your request, hasten to say that it will
crafty me much to comply with your wishes on Friday
evening next. am, gratefully, your well wisher,
November 20, 1855 ROBERT HARE
The lecture will be given in the Broadway Tabernacle
Friday evening, 2ad instant.
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BELOW.
One ship and one brig.
SAILED

steamship Empire City, Aspinwal ships Brewster 8aa
FTancisco Grinnel London. the lower Ba shiDs
Isaac Wright. Liverpool; Excelsior. do. "
Wnd-At sunrise, N: meridian NV; sunset do
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swered to theit names, the clerk asked
Gentlemen-Have you agreed to your verdi,t:
The FoRENAN-We have.
The crrRK-How say you, gentlemen, is sydney II.
Stuart guilty or not guilty
The FoRrNAS-Not guilty.
Here there applause in the court, which
promptly suppressed by the officers
The FoRtNAS-we have a recommendation. Shall we
hand II to you (ir. Cutting) or TO the CourtS
Mr. CuTnSG-The Court.
Judge ROOSEVELT (after perusing the paper)-The jury
in addition their verdict make the following recon-
mendation:-
The jury are unanimously Of opinion that in the entry
of the no proeq BY the City Judge he has been guilty
Of Irregularities and IT is the unanimous recommends
ton Of the jury that Judge Stuart resign.
Mr.. CunSe-I move that that paper be filed on the
records.
JUDGE sTUARr's SPEECH.
Judge STUART, with great evident emotion addressed
the Court. He said:-
| have one word to say The question OF my rcsigna.
ton must be left alone to my sense Of propriety my
regard tor public opinion and 10 my
Of my guilt In tho premises shall In the
consideration Of this subject advise with wise and fair
friends among whom are the distinguished gentlemen
who have come TO my aid in this dreadful calamity with
others ~hem might with propriety name and as they
shall advise so will be governed declare In the face
BEEN however indiscreet my acts may seem, they
have been presented in part truthful evidence and in
and mprudent the aspect and phase Of the may be-
In regard TO my conduct touching this bad woman,
peat in the face Heaven and before NV God that am
innocent Of any criminal conduct far question
OF bribery or corruption to be considered Much OF
her true very much Of false Part Of her
evidence Is true, Overwhelmingly for me-to .
degree which seems TO give colcr Of reality
to that which Is utterly false. I would 20 God
that this auditory, this Court and the public AT
large, knew from first TO last the whole facts Of
this case Indeed, indeed my friends might perhaps
blush for me in view Of my iniscreons; but In truth
in realtruth my dearest friends my worst foes could
not say that have acted wilfuly, Intentionally cor
ruptly or crminally wrong In any particular. This
nost sol,nlnly avow.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05

NEBRASKA FERRY!

TN view of the importance of making good
/ road 10 tho river, ABOVE HIGH WATER. and the
perma ne nj establishment ola
SI'EA M FERR Y,
the Council Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Com
pany" WAS organized last summer under the
general incorporation law Of the State, thereby
uniting sufficient capital forthese purposes.
And the company now have the pleasureoi
announcing thai The road 10 built, (according to
the survey and an Of Col Curtis and sec ures
uninterrupted access to the Ferry, aud makes II
the best and nearest landing for the River Pack
cts, high or low water. .,,6s
And that their new, STEAM FERRY BOAT
NJ ~ n II ID NJ .
or ample power and dimensipas to clear tho
track II ,m day to day, is NOW here, rtsdy u
commence crossing Immediately at the oPenieg
Of Spring. s%9t
This Ferry is due West of town, and In sign
aud travellers up the Platte Valley win and thi
the only direct route.
Charges shall be reasonable cad .aVorn.
=. LOWE, Pres.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
To Old Soldiers.

DYa a recent act Of Congress. all Soldiers who
ID have heretofore obtained bounty land for
services are entitled 10 receive an additional ad
diional warrant for so many acres as will make
one hundred and sixty in The whole; thus, those
who have received forty acres, will be entitled
to receive an aaditional warrant for one humid
red and twenty acres; those who have received
eighty, an additional warrant for eighty acres.
All who are entitled to receive addiuOnai
wsrrants, can do % by calling on the undersign
ed at his office. opposite the Pacific House, In
Council Bluff City. VIM. T.. JAMES.
April Sd, 1855. a n5i tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS is to inform the public that the old
ana we'll known ferry at Winter Quar-
ters. is again in successful operation, and
that we the subscribers viii bs oonstantl y in
readiness To cross ALL ~ho may come, in d ou-
Bile ouick time. Experienced and accommo-
dating boatmen will be. employed for the
purpose of this ferry, IN 'nrder that utmost
and complete satisfaction may be given TO the
traye'l,nr uubic. The name of +'Florefce'
having been substituted for that of Winter
Quarters, this fersy will be known by the
designation of the Florence and Iowa Ferry
ALDEN HOWE.
Oct. 10th 1854. n5-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05

-AkNO.aVG ~ -. 49, - "a
C&AI - = aLeAas cfattn lsaoeskas5ns1
fsrrd for salsia aOesssil BlNGs Nsg. sa
.c TAs uadG1slknsa haviuEgtAa ssessviI. Q
HE new sore. Head Of DssadwAy. yses - -
largest and most cemplsts assortmsnt ~ 0ste
tlsnans faYnisAiHg Goods, clsthiag And nsA'
aoas, Ssss olSssd to the public, wAtcA he o6un
foe aleat pstpsG much reduced from fsrsaes
rasss, f3Ths osat sesiagsasy of usssisa sAipss
In the EAst, kes s.ahlsd hin ~ p1sslassv 49,
onsh, = sz1zssly how pstns md u = III ds-
tsrminatis2eSss sSll It saeA spsisss . vllllnot
fail 70 suit any s1s. His motts-sf4 46mall Prsfs
iss md qsich lstnsns." Aasong the eseGa NJ,
riesies Of articles kept, will at Ill timss b
found aApuD Dpas3es a6saras ent or saspalsr; fall
and vinasr clothing, for man and bays, inclss
ding, !. aa&e sas.s.aasge
Csats. TESTS, Pants, Shirts
Drawers, Collars, Crava,>. Gloves, Aosi1ty and
Handkerchiefs; boots, shoes, slips and gaitass;
hats aud caps Of all varieties: fhSnstA . hsts
and clothing, iegRings; carpet bags, oh cloth
and bantess, Ihs3 pfessfyessS Docteft saddle
bsgs,- -saAsc q, elfars. and slsa aeenPles- saa -.
GROCERIES ANDaPROvISIONS!
Hsraaaaaall H. spseiai sttsnsiDas af l6o1tss
aud Geq 41aE5 s1tsNeive ~ - I
FANCY ooo0e, j&W9&Y
aad n9sieas. s1hrqping sv~sy assfal - IN
mental x31rle. tat1 kc., &c. -
Centre e>Dl3Em. Head Of BsoAA019L L9t,
next deor I'll - = Williannos
Can and e. aud yin wiffbe astfsnsd he Jpeaks
truth. No tfoubls to shox goods. q
asst G H. HENLE.
April 27th, 1856. za. Is5a6f