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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

~ QfMOcp4lc paTl1'-StaHdifig, ps nc
clGa does. mn position Of nntagonsm
"a d most cherished printid'cs
[ osecd TlHit the end sought, and Sc
curs1 by our sires. in the War of The
NK Alon. u ,l756awas Civil and RKLIa
laKl aaxRTI that. accordingly. after It's
ssa6 aful ,tsrsipatioas ~ hsming their
gfS6 Govtyfmentaf Chart. the Ctnsttu-
/ ion ufIthe Uuiisd States, iisxas thuttin
cnpxeesly provided, that mo religious lrst
shal Yer be eqiired as qualifications to
ally ktfce Or pubic trust under tie UEi~
ted BATES" and that The band Of mmor
tai Patriots who did these things were not
aio1e American born. nor OF single creed,
butsof many nations, speaking different
ion1n and If every sla.!t Of + lg.ous
Hlsplyed. Therefore. lllat tie preScn
unrbhteoqs crusade, OF bi.5o cd ialu'or-
antEi against Chose of foreign bigln, t
whA oeser seer ii one utely II, war with
thuNo5le p4lncil g Of ne founders Of ou
IT ns g,yergmtnt 10 "tom We o"e -
Z pls LlhTsts,- anI thal wr 10 !
sucHefhS ade 70 &c ak Tlissrsceiui arl
dangerous TO Sic codh.ry!
Resolved, Tia. We aacep., and h. -
I'd p, MS iurga g. Q. On. frss.
II. con tti'y IL 10 dtatc,e3:"Da.
ir;en Is, d6.bhH A5b ILIrEo>f1E tie dense
laena W arr ,iespot la.c tor the I'M Z
ny o our patty l. lus .ve 30 Fs'stox
b. which oar Inn. -. If IL ga. Ia tut. ia la
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

FE7HH : .bsrribcr5 world inform the citizens
= I CouliciJ7nfshieisthe bsblle generally
h,aL 50 sooH - the .na' CATION Of the Missouri
Is c<Hm'd, they ~.!t ship . this place, al,Tge
stock Pine IEnber iqoiQ4Iny dressed foor-
flames sash anl anyth NJ IN that ifI3s,' which
o q 7 the n. most re.s5:l4b. s t.ra5sS1 fs' -,
81 r EIsSI.EY & &c.
Conncii Biuffs Iowa Fey, i6Ih, SIS n3s-a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09
Edward Cole

j ~. Ill. Apaltr T. e. Rockwell
s. +. Marshall G AZ Nar.hau
edward Coh.
:" pu's'."o'e % Ne - ace cal, tho DC
= Icy l'St - 10y e''g hF,' v hcn Oh
N'9 ,. i ~ N' 3'He'e'S' (o'' AlSeFIsoa
80 ''o'' - '''T ~ ',,"''' "",' o'i ihof's' -
r. I've = /. / m"'s''"'l was ''pFo'h4'
''.e ~ ~ Ur.'l' u ~ q s 81 Z g"
.t '''el a3oh some one , 10 sag
~ y ~ u '''e IN -'.n'8 ~ isup9h
~ H'fo a'01 r., W. reio'"s 70
''' 49, P'''se wv ~ ai'', III ''iF 'n's''h :
~ = .''AI ~ VIZ 11' '"'e nom
'negS az Town o - Mr' i'Sl'"' y !" J.
.''u - .-'', - ny ~eff al ta'''9'i De
=, - D"i PY'' - -
rue - mo t''' y e, 9'",e--S? h Of
Il.' = ~ Y cur oyi' : triumphant II no
| 2"'e y IN Sneh SSindafi bt4LfI5F- pa
81 'he N'loNai DeWpeeacy as+d -. tae
Pr Il y : hi!S''a -'1i1 ~ ralao"4ia houn y
NJ WeH'1 &c SUI ',.".d oy nc Am'ii'an
lt'oE H. IS 0ta. ',n Ant"erp 'h.n
! We "oF e'id as'cE feae'sP NC, pm
4
''','4 zee "'' DC "Ppo'h''u 10 Gia
=. OIa'i-AS "APFts 'iFc r ne N~h>' O. '"e
''.'' "a l"t',"l'o! yen 40 !, AEt"Sf?'
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40 a. 80 - =" vic " l'''"'eN IL CON-.
49, : - ., IT, 'e'',eo, "'l' -
~ = ~. ''.'' '.'.' w SH9'''..', ~ u rag
49," (''I5'Vt u, "a - i ',-'' i''I'
1l'"' 6e''' ? '"N A"."s' p, T".eM
al .tF '''"a fs-9' "Gtc unanimously "1o9-
go
Es1o'rcd. Tia; lie Democracy OF h.
obuk and Jackson ,o"E,1ip, here as, N /.
olrd. approve ,ho Ir ce,G,a4s Q, tLc De
~ cr4I, St".c Convention = htch met 10
Iowa CitJ VI tlc 81 b al mo and put IN
nomination c.nll!a.cs Tor Commission. 7
and K, 4is'er "a. The Des Nome hlfer I'm
provcm,n', anl r. .>rrof Tie Staic Lam
f.fs Il ef %
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

.M,30t&; r t1'T.To All THOSE OUT
u EsFlJ>flA.s.''o,'s' "a = 80
II, n ,r.igaef vii. III 81 /. J. 9@reirs Of
on- ao3, g'St full ip,atraetisaf. - susinssx At
sf''cA +Hy V "otaonhpl JIcar,eitY Gan IA Ike
=, -.hss - 'tr 'aUH9.ea .oliars per month
rs - o rscire # any kind. 1t is nono,s.
"''' - nc1iir'4'r 20 CHI It'd. Apy on> fearful Of
.r.~5 l.tmbuHgs 'cth have tn" business fully
ehP.'t {, Ny aAdres+int NE By !es,er uaiess
= . l'~t4r wiilJbe ,skt afromlt.e oliir. unless
~ 80 80 I ? Is - B. Z; I, nrAcrrtax.
II 7s'!-' 'i.3t5 ~ :. To-
BED s'i IN &g.--eg7 80 -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

EaAN EA CHANCE!
y8t 8 Undersigned will sell at good
XDapnAin, tie Steam Saw Mill. and
- rres 0als4nt"o Timber Land, tasetL
1<s1~ith the Maehfnery complete for FIGURING
Mill. with one run of Burr, 80 feet for aouf.
and one so inch for corn meal: with buildings
and other inpfovemc on the premises
Situated ~ mites from Council Bluffs
: = - j ~. v. J}f fFntt;5, 4 co.
March, Q, 1888. nillf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

TIE Indians sole Two mules fom H..
settlement cfthe Quincy contrary =, F.r-
ian ~ ~ ~. nh H., !, 1.,t-..l. VA,
- 9,..,. -1.t.-.,
-
GAAE-Our sportsmen ar having a
to tine with fowls and deer, me If
.ur neiyhbo,s L.~s brrn u, ca.n III Il
liza ~. s-1 -.r,~. a, ,........ -
+.r-.,I.a',-i, -.
@ HIN. D N. Johnson L,yjo, d.
,.i~.3 l.axo - ~ anoa fron, 40 ft..,.a
,.,~,.l, roo;.Io,,r,A h,s a., u,,.,
\
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

he laa heen rae4rdI ns auan sfemiQ,
|ens capacity AMI NAy iltelrltks H1
Efsnk and fesrles ctafaeter. his sagaeity
and his exptriasf, wiz make him ! wsr-,
|+ny representative ofhis cotsss One
thing is certain : The rcsdent could have
taken no man who more faithfully reaec-
ted the patriotic sympathles of the nation
al democracy, Or who hrs been more COM
pletely identified with that sentiment Of
political action which regards the constl-
tuition and the Union as one and in separ-
able IL Wash. Cn:on.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

As-snis lace, is los oprn, AID ice "a nj. :
~. YISc.Y, Boats aro advertised - start
from s.. Lou.s to tbs plaza atoI, rs time
River j, probably opea 20 s.. Jassla=
Esd toa.s are daily expected i-ese. Water
= rather .or stag, but r..rs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

On! Day laa-. has nj SD soa +;
s;ah.. lf. ep 80 al :a-n3z s.
nt .1- @at#.,. loa5
as. ain Arach sasyF wo.c
.e-u.a. sr1 ,iA2S Fo.d tn
.,.tJ.e .l-4.t> II - . mans tdHp 81 .Aa-
grtf ''he e aSa .fls s.rl2, = - Il :
Il bsrJo., ,491
'D5a o. al, af1, al asaf. /
taa. --l 5latA Il ple gys <. =. ~ re- >iRg
z ~ ~ saHA aGoLsFEne cj4tls, a. .rI Tp-
lnT asedI1 j. ~. IfoWag IRA WaQI l.9e,s,k.
Il ner Ulsac.tuJa,ss r'Iu-,t Il / Inas en- n o.
IodBe% rs sag u ~ a. l.lo Icngg& Of
time.
05svd t}aH hses wa eohs say sIon'.
say long %'a9Iypi Ks fArSh : IN 6f ii ma
kin II VIE YOU ira m NJ, n the bAsy
hive Of life, arpi NY. inssa I.,.. !" maze their
homes slId AeATts htpp tpr tAey n'o y ms
too seld IN ri ac11I ~-yeea t4nQQl .daala i
the pleasures of tue world, sCe peace ana
jov that qltletliom3 blessed with sncA a
Noma's presence VIII a.toFl.
Don't STAY long hlsbaud,' AMI the young
wife's TX sc2m5}l to SAY, 'foc here IN year
own sweet home ia h loveiy heart whose
music is hpshod When you aro absent, hors
il soft breast 10 lay our be d upoa, and
here arc pure APPS, nn3oiletby SIN, tht WA
pay yea ia kisses for yoar coming b. k
! Thin.4 Of it Young men, stan ysur wives
say to you, don't stay long. and oh, don't
let the &nsl words pass unheoded as Of little
value; Tor though t.ey NAV not DO to you,
the disappointment of the fulhilmant n their
simple, loving wish, brings grief or JOY to
them. If YOU have an hoar to spare, bestpw
it upon them, and the pure love, gushing
from their gentle, grateful heart, will be a
sweet rewara.-ExeAaas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

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= = Wv
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nv i'''s' ~" =, 1""' ''' 'su.' :" 40 "r''o-
'"''"' % Ni'- D''eAeHi'd7e' % men.
"s"H "''''h q ~ '""ec' ~ me stan
=" '"' SOL ""~'d &c t'' u'c!,hs'0.' 20
-. 70 very ha.',lI"5 appointment. Il
vas SUPPOSED .@"1 IL S~A'H1 4he 10 as,
"otf"'t' nc vas P't!ie5 cd ne uSuai see
utno COY "TS' u tte. i'"A ~ ppo = ne.
Nc never ,,,f KEW. Anf" an APPOINTMENT 9 give
: 'e"'e' sf's'~o', -" ''.'" hi+ 20 a. n''n
81 a. 'f''TS ~ "i'7'lNE'- rs A''''' Ut
- va ~. u "a - 90 VIZ = :
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"'5 ~ '"''~lp. .%s'' ''.''''' ~ go :
- cue - 'n' So +" t'''@. > III 49,
'hen 5''t, ~ ~ : : F!''Se' '''.' ~
"rc'PI''''' = -. 'A'' ,''''.' - - 81 :.
en- J "ip' '"'' { rag Ul'3'' -.
Il IL & ye2.etI ',''-' ~ ''A' d ''S' ~
Il 81. .3 ~ qa.
The Subsequent annou"ccment "i ~
neniAatsonsa.4,h.t ,nn- cuddy'ntsr.no '....
lIon. senksur Doige, ii Insa, - be. o.
,1etn ~ the lpflrnSlon Of
Mr. Beck mid e, :, a. uacxg ~ a
AEe u,4,pf NJ. b. " need haIHf Sa
.4fa, hiSapp atrmcat was AZ &hcXPeal, d
. lis7i H'as that !" Mr. Breckenridge. =
beng ia eIS ood hat The receipt o. ih-
latter W, 'Astaniy t4oHf4 10y The
Presld.nt) b. the ""tn.naA 81 otHhe FOR :
.mer Mr.. DoiG1 beia5 Que d the m Isl
popular men II Congress here ~ re great
rejoicing Yesterday among the members
wiz n lie news OF Ills appointment and
confirmation hrst sol ont. tie WIZ Qr'
.issy alsc4aEae 'hc CUES WIN ., "i,l'n ne
Is 10 DC ca lAs 80. = .Hs : t'"n q great
s'gacEy@ 'noFsy' uFC~n',y aug !'a''-nse
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

I'LL; :
Up, up and to labor-the snrng time has
come,
The soft air rcsourds With the bees busy
hum; -- -
Tie zeIhyTs are seeking for flowers in the
groves,
And the wild bird is wooiug the mate that he
low ....s
up;; u, ii lpb 10 ,ths0!!-.hi.. H meadow. are
The lrq j fsy,ae Acids. now demands all
z.A Your tars;;JJ -, 2 2 I - -~,,.,
The l-rairies With ye.dure, soon, soon will
bu drest,
Or, up,and away-ts the bright Towering
West.
Up NJ, and 10 lalor-ana make you a
homo.
WHh far delas and gardens, where want can
no, come;
! CO. y the hillside, with flower. On tbs
Such home md the irairios, j. Eden to
me-
UP ur, and TO labar--yes has.on along,
With hearty gool will anil bliths merry
song;
Ia 80 Ia 3
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-09

s6es1esec - N
AAwcsing Y ne 10 emoeal9 d tack
sd 1oapship, viii be hesasN O. Gil,
TN - Kcokuk. "a Sa,prd ,It -
inst. at Six O'Clock p H.. Is tespd Uo %
he aaisa CT tks late Democratic .S,.te
Convention, heNjn Iora GIG 4s ,ht afh
ultimo, to nominate @Candidates GU nc
offices OF COMMISSIONS and Register 81
the Des Nome River Improvement, add
Register nf the State Land Office, 10 be
VOTED for at ho April clecliohl aylfut
such olLer actiaa as may b. deemed al.
yisable. pF ~ Feb. 7tb. 1855
A. Hine, 4l,i iiD.<B: Smith. Z
Ihomal Allan. ~9-EH " Griffith,
Lewis Collins, s. l.. Eek,
James Mohrly, Dr.. Tarbell.
l. /. Mcltsnny. William Rcuch,
Thomas Height, N d Wright.
y II, APpl'f. Z. {. Rockwell,
5. I. Marshall, & III. Marshall.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

News FROM Col. WALKER. The following is an
extract from letter from one of C,l. Kinney's par
ty, who arrived on the Golden Age, Wednesday
morning.
1--WE arrived at Greytown on the evening OF the
10th and effected q peaceable nnd!ng, although
there were men sent from New York to prevent our
doing so. He Immediately went to work with his
party building store-houses, printing uffce quar-
ters. &c, so as to have everything in readiness
when his other two vessels arrived with the materi
ais to commence colonizng the country. The peo
pie at Greytown have joiaed heart and soul with
him in his enterprise and aft rd him every facility
within their power to advance the great work Of
peopling the country
lo Kinney has purchased all the right and title
of Nessrs. Shepperd Haley in the Mosquito king
dom, which consists Of thirty millions acres Of land
for S50O000.
A letter was written from Costa Rica stating that
Col Walker had arrived in that country, and that
on crossing the line he ordered to give up his
arms which he refused to do The Costa Ricans
then told him that if he would give up his arms
they would protect him. Under these conditions
they did so. The Nicaraguans crossed the line and
took some fifteen or twenty Of them prisoners. The
Costa Rica government sent minister to Nicara-
qua to demand the release Of the prisoners imme-
diately and an apology, and if not granted they
would commence war with them. There were ff-
teen hundred Costa Ricans ready at moments
notice, waiting for an answer from the Nicaragua
Government"
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15
Arrival OF the Golden Age.


The P. NJ. S. Co.'S steamer Golden Age arrived
at San Francisco on Wednesday morning, llth. at
o'clock. She brings New York dates to Goth
August.
Among the passengers are os6 ladies and 2ls
children.
Wilson Shannon, of Ohio has been nominated
Governor of Kansas Territory, in the place of Jno
L. Dawson. declined.
At Norfolk and Portsmouth the yellow fever is
raging violently. Many Of the Lest citizens and
physicians are dying Over ten thousand citizens
have let business is wholly suspended; stores are
all closed, many are starving, and the greatest PAN
ic prevails
At Fort Riley cholera had broken out with great
violence; tho occupants had taken to the mountains
and the dead were unburied.
The deaths from yellow fever in New Orleans,
for the week ending August llth we see stated
at &c.
Serious riots took place at Louisville, between
tho Irish and Germans, and the American party
during the election on the 4th. Sixteen persons
were seriously killed, and thirty wounded.
Morehead, Kn, is elected Governor of Kentucky
by 1000 majority.
Democratic Governors said to be elected in Ten.
nessee and Alabama.
The Hon. Abbott Lawrence, Of Massachusetts,
died at Boston, August 18th.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

u. S. SENATORS. Opinions are expressed that
the next Legislature will elect two u S. Senators.
The Sacramento Union ventures to think other
wise, and that Gwin democrats and wings will not
stultify themselves by advocating now what they
condemned in 1854. The maxim man. of the
lierce administration has said that to the victor
belong the spos" Public opinion endorses this
sentiment and the practice of this and several pre-
ccding administrations both whig and democratic.
has recognized the declaration of Marcy as sound
political gospel; Sam, therefore, will do no vio.
lencc to the practice of any former political party
if he does shoulder and carry IF pair Of U. S
Senator's from this State. We hope Sam will un-
derstand his duty in this respect and perform it
manfuy. The sooner the everlasting Senatorial
question is strangled to death the better. The ap-
propriate fruit of the late victory is two u s. Sem
ators and the people understand and have under.
stood all through the late canvass that the domi'
nant party would appropriate this Senatorial prize
they expect it they fought for it and therefore let
them have it.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

DISTINGUISHED VISITOR. Edmund Lafayette
grandson Of the Marqs de Lafayette so distn-
gushed as the brave and generous champion of
American Independence, has been spending few
days in Delaware with the Du Points, who were the
early friends of the General. The Wilmington
Journal says:
I'm company with few friends he has visited
all the places of interest in the vicinity; one of his
earliest visits being to the scene of the battle of
Chadd's Ford, in which his ancestor first shed his
blood in our cause. The very spot in which the
General was standing when he wounded, was
pointed out by some Of the old residents.
Mr. Lafayette is about twenty-eight years of
age, of fine countenance and engaging manners.
He bears some resemblance to his grandfather.
though Il much handsomer man"
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

RIVER MINING. Many river companies are now
doing successful business. The streams are lower
than ever before since the discovery of gold, and
with the improved methods of washing and drain
age we may expect a greater yield OF gold from
,iwr mining than in any season heretofore. Claims
this year are wrought which hitherto have only
been rrospcctcd, and others are found paying ex-
celent wages for rewashing. Fumes are construc.
ted larger than formerly and dams erected of sub
stantial character calculated to withstand the first
winter floods. 1t is confidently expected that with
the substantial arrangements Of the present season
many companies will be enabled to work most Of
the winter, thus doubling the ordinary season Of
liver mining The product of rivers this season
will equal and probably exceed, that of any former
year.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

AGRICULTURAL FAIR. The oficers Of the State
Agricultural Society are making ample arrange
ments for an exhibition Of agricultural products
and stock from all portions of the State. The Fair
will be open to the public on Tuesday 25th inst
at the rooms and the grounds of the Society, in
Sacramento Among other attractions OF the &C.
cason, will be- according to the Union the rivalry
among ladies in the saddle for prizes to be awarded
to the most accomplished lady rider" Many of
most skilfu lady equestrians in the State will ap-
pear as competitors. 1t is also proposed to add to
the list of attractions dinner and ball, which, no
doubt will draw quite as we'll or better than large
onions, mammoth bects and overgrown vegetables.
Referring to the dinner and ball the California
Fdrmer says: The plan of the dinner, however,
will be of social and intellectual character. M
gentleman, other than invited guests, will he per-
mitted to come to the tables unless accompanied by
lady. In addition to the good things of earth
speeches, song, sentiment and wit will give zest
to appetite, SO as to make it feast Of reason and
n flow of SOUL The dinner would occupy one eve
ming and the ball another. At the latter such ar
rangements will be made should it take place, as
will make it truly Harvest Home Ball where an
Offering should be made to the Seasons-where
Ceauty and Grace should be welcomed to the Tenn
Ile Of Flora and Pomona, and happy hearts revel
ia music of the harp
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

SUPERVISORS. The rhalanxcrs are debating in
their minds whether to laugh or cry their sue.
cess in clecting three Supervisors in this county.
Their success occurred in this manner: The Demo-
cratic general ticket contained the names for Su.
rervisors while the American ticket contained only
State, county and legislative nominees; the ticket
fJr Supervisors being separate, as we'll as sepa.
rate ticket for township oficers. In voting many
emitted to vote for Supervisors In some precincts
one box employed for depositing votes, in 9TH
ers three boxes-one for the general ticket the Sec
ond for Supervisors, and the third for township Of
frers. The latter mode was adopted mere, and is
the proper one.
Some of the Swappers" see terrible trick in
the result This is not at all surprisng they hav-
ing hitherto practsed little else than trickery and
trading in politics, can not imagine how any thing
political can be conducted otherwise.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

DIR. l.. j CZiPKAY'S Medical and Surgical
Institute is so extensively known in this State that any
notice of it, OF him, might seem supertuOus Yet fear
ing that there are those who here oe had no need
of medical aid neglected ascertain the proper
sources of relief in of misfortune. To those we beg
Physician great skill and wonderful success in his pro-
fesson The DIR. has devoted much attention to the
ment of Chronic and Private Diseases, and stands unr
vailed in his management of them To those who need
such assistance chesrfuy recommend Dr. l.. j. Cap
kav it would be well all events to consult him, he
makes no charge for consultation and much good might
result from it, The Dr. guarantees cure in all
asks no compensation 81 3m
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

AGRICULTURAL Several of the officers of the
California Agricultural Society, accompanied by
other gentlemen who take an interest in such
matters left the city on Wednesday, with the view
of examining such farms as are entered for the
prize to be awarded for the one best cultivated
They first visit certain farms in Yolo thence pass
into the valleys of Suisun, Sonoma and Napa. and
from the latter into Alameda, Contra Costa, and
the San Jose Valley. The tour marked out will
embrace some of the finest farming land, and under
as perfect cultivation as any in the Stats-Sac
Union Of Yesterday.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15
Important from Mexico.

letter, dated
AcAruLco, Sept. 5, 1855.
The Mexican revolution has, so far, come to an
end[?!]
On the 18Th ult, the city of Mexico pronounced
for the rlan Of Iguala"
Santa Anna, who had hurried to Vera Cruz, en-
barked there on board the Mexican steamer ltur
bide with all his family, his riches, and the
whole furniture Of the Palace, leaving nothing but
the curtains.
Gen. Martin Carrera stupid but honest man
has been appointed Provisional President.
Gen. Alvarez, on receiving this news. immed.
ately collected all his troops, and is marching
the capital, where lie expects to establish a new
government.
Every one is of opinion that General Comonfort
will be elected President, and that the American
Minister will do his utmost IN furthering this re-
sult the people owing him gratitude for having re-
fused the three millions to Santa Anna.
Afte- eighteen months of ruin, we hope that
new era will arise out of this change and that Ac
apulco will finally obtain that Importance which is
due to its situation.
We are here without news from the interior of
Mexico, but expect bit of fsht between the many
aspirants to the Presidency
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

FIRE IN WEAvERvlLLE. On the night of the 9TH
inst, fire occurred in Weaverville, the county
scat of Trinity county. The fire was first dscov-
cred in the Hall of the Sons Of Temperance, and
nt the departure Of the messenger of the Pacific
Express Company, both printing ffces had been
destroyed, and it was doubtful whether a single
building would be saved
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

QUICK WORK. The Tribune in its report of pro-
ceedngs in the Recorders Court Of Tuesday last,
has the following, showing the manner of Furnishing
illegal voters
James lagher--Illegal voting; was found gull
ty. and Sentenced to Dix months in the county
Jail.
VIM. Condren- Illegal voting; found guilty and
sentenced to four months in the county Jail
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

ACCIDENT. Mr. Camp, agent of the Ell Dorado
Canal Co, met with serious accident on Monday
last. In riding along the canal his horse became
frightened, and MIR. {. was THROWN his head strik-
ing a log, thereby cutting his face severely, and
dangerously injurng one Of his eyes.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

SAN BERNARDINo. 1he State Tribune, speaking
of this county says:
Curious speculation has been going on among
the uninitiated. as to the probable result of the
election in this county Rumor has it, (but rumor
is sometimes an idle tattler) that certain CONNER
cal transactions took place in Sacramento, short
time previous to the election, between certain prom
inent politicians and the agent for peculiar COM
modify, much sought for by Office seekers located
in San Bernardino Money was said to have been
needed; a large sum but then only loan was
asked Twenty thousand dollars was too much
money--the times were hard--the result of the
election was uncertain. But time was pressing !;
the case was urgent on both sides; ten thousand
and bargain--and all was settled. Behold the
result Four hundred and forty-six votes and
only fourteen for Johnson
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

A GooD FASHION. The ladies of San Francisco
are introducing new fashion of driving out in
Lugges alone without being accompanied by big
boots, tobacco guilds and odor of bad whisky The
Town TAX hopes the practice will spread all over
the State.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

The attention of builders and contractors is in
vited to the specifications, in another column, fol
the erection of q Jail and Court House.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15

SUICIDE. A barber at Spanish Flat being tired
of life cut his throat from to ear, last Sun
day night. He performed the work Of self de-
struction so well, that he came near severng his
head from his shoulders.