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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16
4 Paper for ths People.
FME PIONEER FARMER
AND IOEA HOME VISITOR.
IA AgrieuIssfraI L Family Essaspspsr.
FURLIsHEp AT DIS MoIxEs, IOWA.
HIRAR T0RREY EDITOR.

This is now the only weekly AxTisal-
tuTai paper In Iowa, the Psbli&heE having
Just purchased the Subscription lisa "a ths
Iowa Farmer.)
The Pioneer Farmer IL a large size,
double medium sheet, printed 90 new type
ana the best quality Of paper.
II is devoted to the FsFmink, Business.
and Home Interests Ut me People Of Iowa
Many Of the bsst srisnsiise and practical
agricalturslista ef the e0untsy hays been
secured as regular eoETesponAsnsg.
lhe Literary and Hano Department.
will be aiIeds mostly, with original art
eles By celebrated writer's. The Puhilsh-
eE possesses facilities for makinK the Pi-
oneer Farmer. In all ssesntial respects,
the =
Bass AaaaeuLTuaAL ANn FAKrzx PAFkn.
tn khe WssteEn country twill Ia an Aa~
yee&Ee Of all Important stake Interests. the
instructor Of the Farmer, Helper 8 the
housewife, Teacher e ehifarRn, tbs
Friend q The labosiag classes. and AZ 81
ssetiys aid In every coed work tending T.
human progress.
The Pioneer Farmer xAoaid BE- q weekly
Visitor TO every family In shs state af
AswS. Isrms OF aubssfiptEoa 49,
TIVE DoEIAEs gEAR ~ ADvAwen,
80 Specimen copies sent to any adj
dress upoa ths receipt Of oaa postage
stamp. Persons ssndfng EEvs sahseSlfs-
ttons, VISTA the uonsy, win b eatStlea To
tbs sixth copy gratis and In the cams pss-
portion for gFeakex naamAaE.
Yer the Accommodation &C these whe
may wish 10 take the paper, On kxaal, three
HaOasha subscriptions wsli b. geeslvsd, sE
ans yearly rates Fifty eeaks IL &dyAnes.
AGENTS WANTED.
LEGAL Agsass wanted in swsey tovgn ia
The State liberal e0mmiBsiOn allowed ---
All letters mRAt b. directed 10
HIRAM ToRREY.
5ster pioMaag FarusaT.
, nes MaEnsa, Eawa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16
Agricultural RaGkeax.


In DesGmbeR last au Agricultural So
sisty was organised in tAis ounty, and
the Treasurer has been quite active sVer
siacs, in soliciting persons 10 become
ms@beEs bat shus far has not succeed
ed Is yell - be sAould have done. The
s0eisty Numbers about one hundred and
twenty nsmbsEs aG this tine. II Is nee
sssszy IN order to draw any monsy from
he State Treasury, that there should be
paid into the aFeasury Of ths Society
goo for aesSal membership, when q
like sasn esA BE- drawn from the Stats
Treasury. The Treasurer Of ths soeis-
y informs rs that several Of oar most
inausatial sisixsna hare refused 10 be-
coma nsmbsza Of ths Society. This Is
strange. We did suppose it TO be for
the interest Of every citizen Il potta-
va stamis THAI good Agricultural So
cissy aAoala be organised ana sustained
by the 0oanty, bat ID seems that the H.
HssgAEy Dollar The price Of membership,
ous weighs with some Of our oiaiasha ali
the advantages 10 be derived from guch
Societies. We hops the Treasurer Of
chs Society will make al Other effort 10
rAiss the 500 from actual maabsrship.
We woala be pleased 10 See iiss Of the
n@nss Of those Ss.asasatta5 Raen who re-
fuse TO become members Of The soeissy.
Such > List woald bring the SUM riazir-
Sd, II plassd in BgrauE's Museum and
exhibited a. a a&saral curiosity, only to
De found in PostawaGtamie County
Iowa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

KAs IVY 7vmss describes blast
q hPss y hs masxysnk ! woman With
toe saps q sesaiag 20 Coo via hse, apa
whsA the pnian IL sss.s..as .ansea i g
psssassd vita = bill Scr Der last ysasas
basa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

A dispaseh ID she Chinago papara.
g Tuesday, says - zaaiasEay Il - Ju-
aaaiasy eeamitase 81 tAs ssnass have r.
parssa sAss nsssss Fsss s..g o. - -, Z
snsaslaa . sAsif pseta - gsnasnss froaa
fnaiana.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

TAes are slssady shissy-two States In
Us uniSa, amA ~ E0stAskn iournAIs
sse axmlsiag ever the ppsspeot uk san
Msss saaaisssA h tas ssuxaa q swu ex
ahsas years - fasshssa. 1hese azs Kaa-
-, OxssoA, NshKaakA, Utah, Ne UAas-
law ssaaAaAama onteaasans Mes Maai-
sss ARiaasna BassaAA md NsyaaA. Is
VIA aes p isAg. sxsisAms the AIbany
Joaaaa y raPsaass bsascws wa nasa add
asn seasf e - naaibaaa h~msaAg, 20
Cam bslsas NssaunAi saaass. un,a s,sev,a,
ssae " 90 Senate Ohasahsg.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

Cur aSsortms9Ese haiiiRg material =
vsr 7 extensive zhlfaeiEg shihgiss, doors,
saans glass; ~1ailas spikes, bgtts. az.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16
Provisions.

W kaep eaaaka1kly On hand a large az.
ehaaes Aot % Pruyasi0as, which will Be so!a
at Reasonable pgieea.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

SmsgEAM Sgz0GDz. Henry paSsas, 4
wealthy eentlemsn living 81 WaFsoA,
ahswa six milsa from OhssteFtown, Ksns
sounAy, Md committed saisids en Mon-
dhy svenIags ~ sHsaiRg his skgOas WiSh
faasRs He vas sifsfng In his diains
room, and bad haaa sonvsEaing with his
wife on variews SUBJECTS, with no ap-
psaTaaes ef igxasationality eheuA him.
Hs requested bis wife te &c inso ~
kiAahan sad kszFy Is sagpsF, sd whalal
shs was ahSank from tha ra0m b. wrote
fsw wDfds Oh o slip 81 paper 20 sAs
saFaca shsa DO was ready Be- ass, mn0 saas
bis thgoabs eAzalng immsaiase 0setA.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

CONCERT HALL, MARKET STREET,
Between Second and Third Streets.
sc. Louis, NO.
DARL0R, DINING ROOM AND BED
i Roon Furniture, Ia complies sets, OF
Single Articles to salt purchasers.
Piano Fortes from 500 to $3.50. Also.
Maledeons for paEloFs and OhuFchsa from
S35 to $3.50.
Orders Cor Furniture or Planes kIied with
care and at sane price SO when purchaser
10 present, aud shipped to any point with
cut charge for packing, boxes, &c.
June l6, 1858. sm
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

awSzx hoxsThs fellawiHg inaiaank.
whleh oeeaSrsd st country poss-0fEsa,
has tie n6sansage III kaing true
a rep st she delivery.
Pcatmasess- Wei, ny lad, whaa viii
yes have
Boy Here's lester sis9 w8nss 10 20
along a. fasa a. Il san, scauna tlsrs's a
Teller wants 10 hare bar, haKe, and she
il ooursed by anosksg feIlsg wsfa& aia't
hare ana enc waists 70 ka0w wheaheR NJ
Il gsfng " have bee or nea.
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- wzs - - laha HsAEy Will.
sass ssA - + zaSlAasslias e.,
- sha sses "a rsesszaaN aisssss
: - - Ahaza stssa o.
- imlMaw To- -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16
Books IL Stationery.

Our assortment Of Stationey and 6c1oo
bookss Is unusually large aud COM ieee.-
Our Window shades and Duperls, Wal
Paper and House Furnishing Goods, az,
In perfect keeping With the remaia4si 1
our stock
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

- 4 sssomg asmsa mamAa 81 smya-
NJ Dsl., Rsgged shallow severely ous a
tie psaaaa AZ - kossl 3ps ssaassas hes
hasbanA - as tayssn, whsrs tAs pais
wsala inaalas 30 frasly 8 dxszk. She
fhaa oizaesas Dor arn 10 bar kaabana, ana
seaaaassa - Aoma.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16
aae.raeae aaasa. Canvs sasn.

4ha Dssnaessm " Gesaawass@mAs coamg, ara re-
Ssasasa y lnsss ~ essmsa saasss aATUapAx y, guEx
Iesa. u sAs Csznma nssm, "a s'eAeek, p, H. sss
"a Spass y ssAss&lns psassaaa n stand SAa Be-
asaal nisasasa cavaMssaA - rata a szpsasaaaAs
saaawza ~ eaa aas@aAs saE svsay af vssa easa faz
nam nc. aanRala, Dsnms@aaAe San@aa@aa ssE aavsgnaz
sa& sas aUR svaay eseG&aaa eFe 60. 9wa om pem-
smnss-sst sseA prsaszea ssnsa IN sAsar aAsseaaps
~ 1eaaE u AACsrnss csmazai uszaalhsas.
SAN y. RyuDI.R, csARmAA,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

Il MBrs Alfred SmIfh anSe AazMea
. maR % o sefa shisg waisk hOlas ) Ia
ay's hana withoos sqassxfmg Il
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16


The Grand Ledge Of Ancient Frss Ma
sons has been holding It's Grand Annu-
al Communication in our city, during
the present week. Owing 20 the impas-
sable condition Of the roads, the atten-
dance il comparatively smslI-only
Abous 60 Lodges Of the $50 in the jaris.
diesion being represented.
On Wednesday the election Of Grand
oiacers vas held and resulted as fol-
lows: a
d. ". JAS, r. HARTsock, TOwa City,
GTa1d Mdster.
h. ": JoEH scorr, Nevada, Graad
SeusOT WaTdea.
r. W. Z. A. GunHzEL, Dubuque,
Grand JtatoY Warden.
+. W. LoVxIL WHITx, Des Moinss,
Grand Treasurer.
b. W. THEoDoaE S. PAEvps, Musoatine
Grand Sgcygtayg. -~ 800
The following bFsthsrsn wers also in
aalea into tbs ofhSes 20 whi CD they we're
appointed.
Il. W. J. 8. Adams, ottumwa, Depu.
sy Grand Master.
b. Rev. wm. Retnsburg, Dss Moinss,
Gk@AA4 LA@p dAkns ....... ... ...-
W. Thomas II. Benton, Couaoil Bluffs,
Grand Marshal.
W H Fink, Indisnsiia, Grand Senior
Deacon.
w. w. W.. Mcknight, Wintersss,
Grand JuHior Deacon.
". s. Failo, Lyons, Grand Sword
Bearer.
W. Benz. q. Reed, lndianolia, Grand
y. !. u. Bssianin, Black Hawk,
Grand Sssmmrs. s
". W II woodward, BuriiugtOa,
". 0. 9. MONeii, Davenport, Grand
Tylsr.
rs installation Of otssers took place
On yesterday, when the installation sd
dTsss Nas delivered By r., w. RnsKx7
Mexatt. Deputy Grand Master Of Ken
lucky, and was . production aiike woF-
fhy AZ ne occasion and tie author.
The nuxt sessiun of the Grand Lodge |
viii be haEd Id Davenport, on the Isl |
In Janes 1889 Dss Bfetnss |
J0wgmal
d BIgk Brss Il BorT1s. Ths west
asxhury tMaa.) Gsrstts gives iAs fol- |
Issiag issms
g 0Ae az eur Asighbors happening 70
sAys q large bossaes bsshoaRasa himself
= placing "a ID tree nsas ais h0ass fog /
BE birds III bald ID. Afkag shoNs
time she members Of bis aamiTy per-
,sived . psir Of blua birds eonsinusliys
NY assas Gag, sing ahsna and eomsmg
p 70 the men, uE me bottle, 40 Il 90
isayagang 81 FNs ". Afesr tAis lad lasss
4 a1eak i wsA - 9ezsslsnan sAa Cay
sOk y hAmmsE ID " - tree 70 knoek
IN ne Meok ak the b0ssla, 10 Ia shssA
lAFsas saighs anksFs when upon so deing .
Daas bird Asw 0ak. Tis@ peoa pRisonsR
I'd anSasmbaeaIy sseseBdaa ln maklnk
IL way - huN frssn - sllYpars AsnenE
! ~ assk AnA bssn nAaAfS ~ sssMpe.
. hAd probably hesm sapp ass60 III e0a
'ssushs shaEe 81 hia kwe ansuSze hssah@
4@-44--@a--4. sa-sssss
pssz1a son. E0aS sslva waAahas
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PM aowa = n go sAaa Il nask Il.
anas BOO ana Aolina. k.ocsS
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

]. II. warner, ya. G. u. Rsasas.
Re e. NJ. RaAiaa,
siTs=~ Yea are hasnhy aekaaaa gAat ahsse
Ia sew on ala In the 0aaes e. IA Csark a.
the District Court % pUstaw akkA mia eauss@
~, Iowa, petstian og fuhn U. Wxrnar.
clAiming 81 yua The aaraeI aaaxs ef i Mort
gaEe BIZ yeu executed Il aaid waznaF. go -
Iag dats 18th day oz October, aeST ala
Mcss6ags gwen to sasaFa ths pavasss n
ysaF FgnmisDsy Note, axaxatsa Is naxs8
warner On tbs 24sh dAy ok o0soAsx, A. ID.
a65ds payahds six naemsAa AksaF aasn EAase~
o. and eAllimE Ter tho saaa OF 9ma Hwnu5rAa
and 1aartY Declare, and that umlams ypaa
appear end aaawer therwso en- o. hafoee he
aciaing ae she sasenA Aay az Ehe Mar
Terra q lha District cangs % ks AelAen u
Cozasn Egaisa, Ii An1 RI sagd sasssgk =. %
he hizksensh aay * 10y, a. vi 1HsE,
and AseTes win 81 ranasgsd 8
kainst zoe shees1h
a.. LARxAgKa
AsksY - RIalnaasss
Ceansia nlaazss April s6AaSs Las
esArA as RsYsa.
Basaawas&a esaAkv. 20
re AAosa Mosass hnsissa go rsss,sas.l
N kza SaRi 81 RaEs III = ~ f5sesssaaw -
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kMszxa.S Son KUar ailTss waEahas
wsrs pIoakhsa ap iasa wssk. u ase asla.
y .. Z. Kings il AREA, D.
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apaussserafse snaRaae Can seula

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veaas wsia o. anassaea y aea aaassaae aaaA.
DRaxess u sas Bssssaaa esmasa7 GssmmAsasa,
mpwAaB soMRawoMR. GAaarm&s.
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GATRe6iMg Sc.

We have opened very 6ne lot Of supe-
EteE GaEpsangs to which We invite spst4a
attsnttoa.
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We copy the following card from the
Nebraska City Eers, and take this coca
sien to ssy shas the stockholders Of this
Institution have taken shs true position.
We believe that Banking, like eli other
business, should be isfs TO regulate 1t
self, and that persons Who engage in g
Banking business, liks othsE psEsoEs,
should be held iadsvidually responsible
FOR the entire Indebtedness Of the inssi-
satian. We 20 in for The individual La
biliay clause, and are glad 10 know that
the stockholders Of the Platte Valley
Bank are setting upon thai prinoiple---
Here is are card Of the Dirsssors
PLATTE VALLEY BANK.
A report baing in circulation that the
above Bank has changed hands, We, as
Direesors, hereby contradict The rspors
there not being word Of truth in it.
The following parties being stockhold-
sgs, and hare been sueh Tor che last
aiyh1 ynafthE
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

We would sag that cur stock OF Ag'
cultural Implements IL complete, We bare
large Soek of Tie most approved PloW',
besides
~ ShoyaIs,
III Rakes,
Forks,
Schythes,
e sas ~aa AGss, &e, /.
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MOpS1uN NICA0LLAf Bt. Stephen, n 1.
L. NUcEoLLs & Co, Glsnwood, Iowa.
MAILS, sTIPP 4 G4RsipE, Canton, Ill.
G. II. RgPwRg 4 Co. Pekin, 90
Ali o. whom hold themselves individ-
uzlIy liable for the issues Of the Bank.
s. r NUoKoLLs,
]. GARsTpx,
ALLEN BRADFORD,
VIZ. B. HAIL.
7. J. ARMSTRONG,
HRATE NUcxoLLs,
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PIECE GOODS {!

Comprising 6ns
FrsBsh, Saxon and American Cloths,
CaSstmsges ard Ysstings,
S&ttinsats, Twssds, Te.
AIao Blsaehsd & Brown Ehagtllz
Shifting, Ticking, CFash,
oaR4burgs, &C. &c.
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Pain and Fancy Dress Silks,
Vida Black silka,
Paris 0ssgaFdiss,
B&isze Robes,
Lawn Robes,
Robe Dc AaQaiIls,
PopHas, Brilliauts,
&C.,. Rch CaallR Delaiaes,
White Goods,
EmbFoidariss,
- Dress Trimmings, &c
Our stock Of
GehtIsmsn'Ss Youths and
3oy'g Wearing Apparel,
Flns st&ttoHegy and Cutlery,
English and American Giassways
r.. China Tea aad Dinner sst,s,
LiysrpoaI Ware,
Heavy = Fancy Groceries.
seiliss, Sauces, Pickles.
Liquors. are full and
eOmpIsts, ssd We defy comparison.
IN 9aR Wb0iaBale Rooms, will be found
choice and well selected stock Of
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Mats &c Gaps.

f9a Aays very elegant assortment o!
Hats aad Cape, comprising every thug
fFG@ the ssnaaaanast PALM, to the lns ana
hEaad- hrsmmsd Plaatakion--the fashion.
able Salk and C&sslmsrs, and the elegant
business Hak.
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Our assortment Of Ladies, Misses and
ChildrsH's Shoes, will be fsuAd worthy Q!
particular sttsRlion. Ia this dgpanlRes;
Of trade, we can furnish every variety Of
gaTmsaa Tor ladies foot
Oar stock Of Gentlamsh'B Fine French
calf and Congress Boots, Ties, Pumps,
SliPPerag &C, Is large and FsEy complete,
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Which hsFs Been sslsCtsd with great cara
~ tna aaaaEsRt cities Of The East, and which
1n inspection viii be found TO smbrss,
evsgyIniag hew, rare sHa valuable, In n.
wAy oE Eaaaasas Misses and ChiIdgsB,s
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-10
Ia W NTELLHENCE.

COURT oP COMMON PLEAs.-IIon. Robert N. Martin
special Judge In this court yesterday, in the case
Applegarth as Edgerton molten for trial
eued by Brce plaintiff, and Irving for dcfendent The
motion overruled.
In the case of Parkhurs ct al Mason ct al motion
by the defendant strike out judgments rendered
by default was argued by Price and Nunes for the plain
tiff and Steele and Tagart for the defendant. Held
under ciIid
THE T. s. DISTRICT COURT was in session yesterday,
but transacted business the grand jury having as yet
made no presentments
NO business of public interest transacted yesterday
IN either the City Circuit or Superiour Courts
. me land Office at Palmyra, Mo-, has been dscon-
tnued, the quantity of land remaining unsold with
In 1t having fallen below one hundred thousand
acres.
The Quincy (lllinois) Herald SAYS that Judge
Gather ofthat city. is an applicant for appointment
as Governor of Nebraska, to succeed Gov. Richard
son.
Although the farmers of lower Delaware LOST
their wheat by rust and their corn will be cut
short by the drought, yet they will hardly fee
these calamities, so profitable is the peach crop.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-10

REMARKS.
BEEF CATTLE.-The unprecedented supply of 5,s01, in
Guiding sales Bergen n j., caused fall in prices of
common but few prime stock Were offering, while the
medium and inferior qualities We're abundant Todays
market is represented being the hardest expert
enced in the cattle trade.
MILcH Cows continue nominal; small sales only
making to milkmen at S20d60, to quality.
VEAL CALvES-The sales few the supply is ample;
prices quoted at 4d6c.
SHEEP AND LAMps-The receipts are ample, and prices
shade lower We quote at S2d for common to extra
The sales have been 1865 head by ThoS c. Larkn for
s46l2 67 57 head by James Mccarthy, for average of
S337K per head and 1920 head by McGraw orian for
S4193 81.
SwISE-The arrivals are very large and prices have de-
cnei.
HOPs-The Cooperstown (N " Journal of the Sd,
says: The weather. during the past week. has been unf
vorabe for the rpening of the Eop since Iuesnay IL
has been more pleasant and picking is rapidly progress
ing The labor will be performed in half the time II was
last As previously estimated the crop will not De
beyond half average But little is doing just at pres
ent in the way of contracting or selling. Those VINO are
SO fortunate as to have very prime article VIII hoid at
Considerable attention is directed the condition of the
Engi'h crop 1t will not in fact have any effect upon
prices IN this country, whether it shall prove very
large or only an average Prices this side will be
too high to admit of Engand-and it very sell
dom tha prices are so low there and high here as to
admit OF oS oeinS sent from that country to America
Prices this year. in this country will regulated
entirely by tae supply and demand 1t is quite ev
dent that all the good Hops, old and new will be needed
hy the brewers and will be by them if the prce
does not go beyond ~ to iIc for old and IS &c for
Germany; that will depend very much upon the price of
Hops in England.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 7.-FLoUR-As stated in a note
added to our remarks in last weekly review the
market closed buoyant holders asking advance This
advance established fully the following day, the
demand has time during the week been active and
at the close market decidedly dull and heavy
the influence of large arrivals and falling off in
the demand export The sales for the week add up
II 900 bbls at is5G5 for superiine, and s5o 90 30
for extra.
AT the close last evening" the market was very dull and
these quotations great nominal The receipts
large and accumuating 1858 bbls were re
celved during the week, and 20 OFT do exported.
fRoV1sIoNs-Since our last weekly review, the mar
ket has not undergone any change the demand
mas Deeh but moderate but holders quite Indifferent
win regard TO forcing off their stocks at the present
market are such that they regard the risk of holding over
to the next season portion of their stock small
indeed if necessary and this gives them
great independence and prevents them making any con
cessions IN order to effect sales The market however
in that condition, so common all markets that whilst
purchases cannot be made below the asked yet sales
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Officer lawon arrested yesterday three girls, named
Rosina Wareham Lena Frank, and f. Earhart who had
in their possession twenty pounds of sugar. supposed
to have been stolen from the Parker Vein Steamship Com
pany 1t is alleged that these girls part of gang
who peramhulac the wharves and whenever there is
chance steal whatever they lay their hands upon
They committed to Jail for hearing by Justice
Mears.
Edward p. White Phillip Owens and n. r Shecklcs
Were arrested by Sergeans McComas and Hewitt and officer
Hudgns charged with dsorderly conduct and assaung
officer Hudgns at Ross lager beer house the Belair
road They released security keep the peace by
JuStic McAllisrr.
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Vermont Election,
Later from Snnfn He.

ST Louis, Sept. S.A dispatch from independence, da
ted the 9th inst. per United States Express Bonneville
that the Santa Fe mail, with 10th ut
has arrived, and that the news is unimportant.
DIR. Connolly, who had arrived at Santa Fe from Ric
Abgos reports that large number emigrans passed
through Albuquerque this summer, California
via the Both parallel They reported the grass between
Fort Smith and Albuquerque in excellent condition
and the wood and water abundant
The mail party very few Indians on the plains
Col Summers command the Arkansas River.
about twenty five miles below the crossing. They were
all well
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ADRIAN, Mich, Sept. S.-Consider A Stacy was nom
mated at Cold Water to-day the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Id District
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. S.-Tle Hon. c. Billinghurs
nominated to-day for to Congress by the
Republicans of the lid District
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Railroad Accident,

ALTOONA, Pa, Sept S.Thc express train from Phila
dephla last night at Newton Hamilton thrown from
the track by misplaced switch. None of the
broken. Adams Express messenger thrown the
car and seriously injured fireman was also slightly
hurt. The passengers escaped without injury.
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Meeting of Railroad Presidents

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-The Presidents of the New
York Central Erie, Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Obi,
Railroads in consultation this afternoon and evening
at the Girard House They have under consideration.
basis, the agreement made New York, July 5t,
it is considered doubtful whether settlement will be
made to
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HT.SENFVVS

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Tonight Mr. and Mrs.
Florence appear in strong BILL embracing three Of their
best prces-The irish Li0n The Young Actress and
Nan lie G0Gd For Nothig in all of which both of these
avorite appear They nigh ly attract large audiences
and SUCH doubt not will be the result upon presen
tation of the above attractive program.