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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
APPOINTMENTS SMELLING.
2, spondcuce of The Philadelpfa Press.


WAsmIyoTos, Tuesdsy, April -, 1873.
The Senate to. DAY confirmed quite number OF ap-
rolntmeDts. Among them were Thomas Pnelan, Post
master a. Lewistown, New-York; }. e. Dow, Regis
ter Of the Land Office at Minnesota; L. A. Thomas,
Postmaster at New II.ven Conn; A. 5. Marshall,
District Attorney for New Hampshire, and Mr. Fitch,
son of Senator Fitch OF Indiana, as District Attorney
for Illinois, vice Harrington, removed.
The Fort-Snelng Investigating Committee will
make their report tomorrow. There will be Two re-
por.s-a majority and minority report
The msjorty report endesvors TO bisme the Sscre.
tary of War The minority report is complete vim
dcaton OF the Secretary and proves concusvey that
the whole transaction was entirely legitimate.
The CARRIAGE OF PAssrSGERs.-Mr. Ccchrane,
Chairman of the Committee Commerce, has re
ported the following bill IL is intended TO amend
:" An act TO regulate the carriage OF passengers on
steamships and other vesse.r." Approved March
s. 1858.
ubordae officer oi steamship or esse nefenoeioe
named shall lpon during Of ST. steamship
vessel between the ports Aforesaid seduce
csnaly know prostitute 10 bis animal sts aay @inae rls
,epger on the team ship vessel of which he is SUD
ordinate aoe-ad sba guilty of felony pal shso
by than t5cO rot less than $1,000, or By
imp ionment Sse prison no: more tban h'e y'ar OF rot
less than by both s1ch tne and ifsonnth of
every such offence -
Army OFFICERS CONFIRMED-The Senate has con-
frmed the following g-named gentlemen as officers ii
the army:
Thomas E. Tuner appointed May ~ 1857 second
In ID Regiment Artillery Born IN Pennsy sna and appointed
from California
Presley o. CRAIG appointed May a. 1877 second lieutenant IN
the same regiment Born in Massachusetts, and appointed nom
Pennsylysnis- -.
Lswrenc. Kip appointed June So 1857 second lieutenant IL
the Sd Regiment Of Artillery Borr NewYork snd 'Pponts
from Calf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
storms, AID properly painted and lettered. Tbs
VII be an important convenience to the pubic. by

etoYbs, 40 efsyrYy PSnse" ~" NseNi0.'
VII be an important convenience ~ tbe pubic. by
and by, perhaps, our psternal Government a. Wash
nrton viii take another step, and authorize letter
carriers 10 receive and deliver letters at every man
door, IN city and country.
Among recent deaths is that OF George MInOt,
esq. a member OF the Suffolk bar, but resident
Of Reading. de was a sound lawyer, and thor
ouchly honest and upright man. Partisan bigotry.
however pursues him 70 The grave, and an obituary
in one Of the Pro-Slsyery newspapers in this cry
declares that be did not act much in politics. and,
if be had been called upon to act practically on hs
Aati.Slayery convictions, would not probably base
acted wisely. The truth "a that Mr.. Mlnot was one
OF the wisest and trmest and trues. aud most sa-
gacous men of tse Anti Slavery party from the be-
rinnine-of that party the wisdom OF whose policy
3 now universally acknowledged except by slave.
holders and ioughiaces. Mr.. Rurgles Sack, OF
Chelsea. is also dead. He was one of the best
Known citizens Of this region, having beer Tor -
Years employed as collector by The Bosto" Post.
His age was 10. . =,
The Atlantic Monthly for May is out. Mr.. Alex
ssder W. Tkayer has all article on Beethoven from
original sources. An article on Henry Ward
Beeeher sounds ike Theodore Parker, and II not
by him .s BY some one who has caught his style.
Mr.. George r. Russelfs "reminiscences OF the Hun.
dred DAYS are concluded. The essay on intellectual
Characte, see attributed 70 Mr.. Emerson, but it
is by Mr.. Whipp,e. John Mitchell is handed down
70 posterty in sharp epigram.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
MEXICAN PROPOSITION-THECO CONFERENCE
lnr1e.nondence of The Philadelphis Psnnsy .Eanlan

WasnISGroS, April II, 1858.
The Committee are agreed upon Engshs PROPOSE
ton but il is unacceptable 10 the extreme Southern
wing of the party. Upt O'Clock 10 day they still
held out bu. it is believed by those best competent
of Judging, and who know the Southern feeling and
Southern sentiment that they will yet yield their op
position, and will finally accept.
learn thst fifteen out Of the twenty one Auti-Le-
compton Democrats have given in their adhesion,
and will go with the Administration in favor OF
EDgishs proposition, which will be sufficient TO csrry
the bill.
The President informed me to-day that he had come
to determination in reference Ia the volun.eers and
that he would not consider the subject until the Den.
cheney bill was disposed Of
General Malta arrived here some days ago. direct
from Mexico and said to be the representative OF ne
Constitutional Government, which Is opposition 20
the present /uosga dynasty. The object of his vi sit
is not generally known but :; is shire wdly suspected
and in fact ihsre is no doubt OF it, tha; he s endeavo:.
ing 10 procure loan from our Government and will
agree TO give as security, as much territory the
United States may ydesire-probsby Sonora ard Lower
California But, unfortunately, a, The present time our
Govei nmen. has money TO spsre. We are in nearly
the same condition, far as the Treasury is con-
cerned, that Mexico is. We have already borrowed
consdtrab and We shout 10 borrow more. How.
ever, We may take special 10 ~, provided good
slice ef Mexico could be had grea; bargain.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Corr ,pondc1ce Of Tie Phhi.adelphia PIess.
WAsHISGToS, April ,

Cor, epOndcIce Of Tie PhhLadeIphIa FEets : -
WAsHISGroS, April 81, 1873.
The Special Committee on the Paciic Railroad had
meeting to-day, and are ndus.riousy engaged upon
various schemes which, notwithstanding the vote of
the Senate posponDg the further consideration Of the
question until December next, or until the next ses'
sion of Congress, will be reported to the House Tor ts
action, previous TO the adjournment.
have great doubt whether, considering the few
weeks left of thi, session. and the vast amount OF
dinary legislative business to be DONE the question
will be taken I'D for definite action. Il may be-snd
| think tha. is the result likely t. hGppen-that the
propositions reported from the Speca Committee will
be postponed until the re1t session, and made the
special order for the first weeks OF December.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

DorelAs u ILLSoIs.-Twenty-thre counties in
Southern Illinois, in the confines Of Egypt, that gave
in 1886 ory of 20 900 Tor Buchanan, have recently
iDdorsed Douglas in their conventions, and have psss
ed resolutions against the Lecompton plan.
Every days shows that the next Democratic State
Convention u Illinois to be held the Die. of April,
viii be overwhelming for Douglas and against Le-
compton. And this il the sentiment Of the whole
Northwest. Tns .s but the beginning OF the end.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
he v. y. Times has the following:
W.snINeroS, Wednesday, Ap

W.sHINGroS, Wednesday, April n 1853
The hostility Of Green, Quitman Garnett, and 9TH
ers of extreme Southern sentiments, Is the hardest ob
s,acle 20 overcome by the Committee of Conference
They would hsye reported to-day if Quitnan oJu!d
have been secured.
The Ohio Democratic delegation sll go for Eng shs
bill bu, Cox Haskin says lie must look a: II first
and then lie may vote for it. Harris ard other linos
men are about the only WHO stand out. The Re-
publicans nave unanimously agreed 70 oppose i.
II is not entirely improbable thst the BIZ will be re-
ported tomorrow though Sickes j. absent WITH out
pairing o.
FROM Another CoutsroId'nL
Ten or twelve Dougas,es are reckoned upon for
EnsLsh's scheme. The Sssmanders are ell csying
The prospec; is that the plan viii be adopted in the
House by ten majority. In the Senate, week de-
bate is threatened.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

HAED SHILL B.PTisTs.-A Virginia paper mentions
siDeElnr OF conscience in Baptist mius.er of
:ha. Sts:e who refused 20 f1nsh tre s,aics OF the
memoehip OF HE church, the ground :hn, 10 lend
~ those sastis would te . COMM. The n Of which
us'.d w1ss } q "tpwee-tg he recl.e'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

Major Philip Kearney, IS We earn from TIE Herald,
was msrried to Mise Agnes Maxwell &; st. Matthew e
Church, Je,,ey City, On Wednescsy re ei,t inst.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-10

CHEss TovESATENT.-Up 10 the hour
Of our going to press last night, Mr.
paulson had not finished his contest Of
sevsn games. We think that we can
safely state that he will win the entire
seven games, although his competitor
have bastlsd manfully. Mr.. G0ts9hslk
playing at the fourth board, found be
was in such very uncomfortable kitua-
sion thai be good-naturedly resigned al
! ths 22d move. Fall particulars here
after.
| n. B. We are just IN time to slip ia
this HoiG bena TO ststs that at the thir-
sisth move all but one resigned, and be
gave it up on the thirty-third move
PaulseR, therefore, has won aiI the
/ games RoTkh- West.
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THx DRREaxxcE.-Tha announce
msat OF Ex-presidsnt FIllmore's marri-
age oecapiss in the /" Republican |" pa
psrs Just four iiues-thAt Of g couple oil
striplings in Englsnd- -tAs same num.
Der of eolamRs.
A more striking evidence Of their Re
publieaniszn, or want of it, could not be
pEodneed. They carry their loyalty CO.
wards kingly governments and person,
agss quite as far IS tha Ministers Of
Queen YistoriG hsrself, who extended
an invitation TO q negress TO attend tha
wedding Of the royal pair, because sht
1.-THE asgress was in someway but hos
not exactly made clear, connected tc
Q royal niger family in Africa. 0u,
modern Black s. Republicans /" ara sup.
posed TO be members Of the sRfne family
hence the toadying after royslty.-N. 7
Meas.
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- hssaa Asaaaaaaea Nltk hasss 5sskias
= esss asals VS. ssissaaaly Isakaa
1 I'll Ia sAa parehsaa II asars. IL aaEs
100 spsa eDx i n.ars sIAat had kssss ~.
ssnnsd d aslly ~ 81 Ass saxsz ss zsaaf
~ 40 Iii fing h0Raa, snav3nad. msaa,
azaszsy asszs wfad hxukam TaIg I'M mz&az
ama vaxssiem, als waas 81 sAs 5askes,
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saFe y0u Lis aIks fsa@ &aA haAs &aa
sell me yoas nzase AaEse sss ysn hgn-
s1xsa aalIAaSas sz@ yoxt yEsn hsaassgsa
cent, By gArt Y -
WIN whasss the MATES with the
beasts H q.4 aas4
&c Masaairl say Hal MassaLgl do yea
sayg w, ke'ssall masaaiR -hs no 20 as
all-he gos 20 Iags no Feas, - vind~4h
blind Iika ron ssons vid dis sga he no
see nobody Is all via daS syehs 90
v.A4sas-ss ss-Aesas-s, ike ron forge BAN.
msr hsllawa- ge llaaps laamp--as no
ga over as all IA grouna he 10 travel
Two mils il three days Gus, saTe, be
Be von graad sheat masa take him
and fund Dc money baekln
HRsRund the mnnsy Oh, no,
eouldnss shink al sueh d thinR.o
seVas, yen ne saaa ms back de man-
err Yea ahsaay mas vid ven haaarea
dollsiEs horse Dat 90 can 20 al all.''
ts never promised you that be woald
go.n sa
WBv gar, vat is ven herye good for
vhsn Be no 70 /? Hgbe no better as von
dead shArksss byRAsg viii yoa, saxe,
saka dc umass hasss baak, and give nae
Ia momsy sat nay kia faE . q
g No. sir, / cannot-is was fair bar,
gain yong syss were yoar own market,
as we gaaslsmsn Of tbs turf cay"
/" Gansiaman ds turf You be no gsa-
sisman at Aii-yoa be no turf. Non
aIsa, goa be vcm grand Turk --you sasSa
aaza dscaptisas~-.Jou play Won sas oaiie
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-10
Another Iying TeIegraEua.

The HsTaids correspondence says
ss thas khs Democratic members of the
Ohio LagislatuEs hare written TO seua-
aor Pagh withdrawing &ll Instructions
as to how DO shall vote on the Kansas
question" !" .-
II 10 understood that both ths Min
nesota Senators, Rice and Shields, are
opposed 10 MIR. Douglass course on
Kansas affairs p 6E4
Thara is not one woyi Of truth IL the
aboYe statements Who EIakes the New
York Herald, which, 4aring the last
campaign, was the CHEZ sereeeher for
Fremont, now che mauth.piece Of the
Administration By whst authority
does, Bsnnsts read neaglas, BEedarieky
Stewart and 'pthaYs ous Of tAs Dsmo-
ticparty? By the same right we pre-
sumo that Shs D---I offered Kingdoms
10 Christ il be would worship him,
while at tha same tim the d-------d soul
had net foot Sf Land On Bssth.
When Bennett gets 10 be the aeknnw-
lodged organ Of the Democratic party
we shalI nes only claim to be read
out" ourselves, but we will sue for dsf-
amation Of uhaE&essE any one who shall
attempt to read Us in.-PI0sa Dealer.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-10
awms sswxKa.

The aalz ness a baoas fss kh&ie growsh
10 lsw, wasy aassaAy gyeand. They MI.
se ~ wszg - aznAks e Anlg psaz asrana.
py land. whssa koGhsng slse wall grow,
81 taking M shs sap II ~ grepnd d 10
nsogs sAB wiEd seas De wagaaahss saasasr,
ed then ssEelzE On beach W ether saaa
u The dspEh Al tW0 be aksgaa kschase ii
Ysxaa - ground gsA rknvshk gsasa and
msaas H esoKsax sha as. and IA
han Ehs Kxonna lodSs AF0asa Id n asE.
ar be- ssega ATd gsgglen pl0ks. spssds onk
kAs msaar "a susf faas res inches aeen.
And fpsaa 4 Asw susgaos Ak sand khres
pssss u ode part slask, IL whiek seE
shs plsafs a6aoxdaMg q fancy The
lAleksz EheE ars sst sha sooner shaY be-
soEha aaasspd IL ses eIess, tall exop
may he expenasd Ne seeond 81 shsya
yAex swa lNaAss are nos tao close aos
ppkdess Tier hsaE Ahaadantly %
magahsN tasessa vita eoarss sand, "a,
Hxaly asasispke al .oEgnnte mater al any
&SaN, hns Aecassshls 10 naaiatszra--~ssIs
psars rsas covered wisA saad, and sH sgT
sgy yAsiatl of aoIl except slsy, liAbaa 50
kaks III bspssms hard ID dry Weather
Un soif that ean be wpyksd RitA i piew
~ harrow, II can be- prepared IS you
wpald 10 IL for planting on Rarasn
aAd etAeg pfsnts Z; =. Sometimes il esn be
haslas oEsgs ~ saa n gsA IL in 4 aondsllpa
- ses 5as yhs plansss ThqY can Also ks
rassed 81 moist loan, whsre eefn and
p0s&toes viii grow, but nak aa Ahang
aansly o. dry snd sandy soil, aaIass
covered TIVE or tAFee inahes With muck.
4 more simple mode, where shars is
hardly aay thing but bushes and hogs,
il 70 ssrike q hoe into the soil, and
raise IL little 10 insert the roots, and
press the soil ElighGiY with tbs foot
No animal or vegetable mBnurs sAould
be used. .s@ "s &s.s s'a 50 z...
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-10


CANAL BANK OF YCLxYKL4wp.--Ihs QhIe
1ass JoavnaI has soEne startling facts
ia reference 70 newly discovered frauds
in the mansgenaens Of this BaAk. Tue
State Treasurer hss exhausted all shs
stock left With him for the Esdempkiom
Of the circulation AZ this Bank, and as
ed up soma $8 COO dollaEs saFplus mssns
belongiAg 10 the Baak, and sill the ciE-
salsiion keeps eozaing. Tha Reserved,
Mr, AEnstgoags thinks the Dank will
realize from claims in his handas soaaa
@l2, COO 20 81, 600, but aos until ths
sane ID collected by litigation Ths
5ossysaI man atssasss that a ena tims
when soms 80, 900 AZ lis bills wsfe re.
swnad for stock, said bills, instead q
being burned secordins - Law, wars
re- ls1usd BY the Treaanrss. The bills
axs haa bought at anY prise As We ca
lsarn. What next q, the beaaasal
| Of BAaksag! CLeuslaad pIasa Dealer
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-10

Mr. Abiiah Harris, Of this esumty, hiss
Lets ~ oHT osics, fer public inspection,
specimen oz sks eaality Of salt that is
nov baang nanufaetared az the Salt
Springs, II LannaassF eounty, Nebraska.
H Is pronounced By those who have seen
is, Ana are bslisvesi - be good judges Of
The article, fully sa4ual 10 the b eas sals
manufactured ia aay part a shs world.
! Dir. Marxaa has also Eefs wish an she eof
tiRcata 81 Mr. y. IA. DoneIases President,
aaa Mr. J. n. Wise. gscsasAry Of tke
e0nrany angaged In tha naanmtaasugs 0a
khia sass, which cazEiaaaAa, fog lhe IN.
Suxsnasion Of al eonesgnsd we giYa BE-
love- QGamcy Hss0gA
ave tbs pToaident sna Sscretarr d
/ lshe I.6acaskeg Salt aanukaesuring Goa
paay, hsgshy esssifg khet chs sceaaa psay.
/ Ing salk In The passsssian og Mp. AgiiaG
Earrss, was mads 81 ths SAls suriasas i
| IsTaneasess csunsys Nshraska- end thaf
I the watag from whiea this SAL ysa@ made
gislds fFs1a ergssfs fsrs te aftg ppands 4
sy gallons III ssalsF.
d. a. DoaRLAN, Prest. - Il.
e j n. Visa, Seesy. = = 49,. =. ~. : =.
! Il 4 af
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-10

e When shs yegy remarkable Mrs
Mehaahon seat the fhrse cent piece to
ths editor Richmond WAia, she request
ed hiaa, LIN osdsr that he might wear
the eoin aboat bis nssA, 90 heFs hole
In H. The editor Espliea ihas the sPeF-
alton would have bean unnecessary, il
tAs three csns piece hsd wisaesssd Mrs.
MsA. 70 y Lady TssaIa.'t .... g.,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-10

II We understand that DE Sheriff Of
Dssmoines county visited our city, thin
waak, hsving in his possession seaas
Warrant for khe arrest of gaatlesaaa
by ths name Of MunkoA- said Mnnsnn
being charged with The crins OK sedsac-
ton. he ID Methodist preacher, and
has haan the ruling spirit ID auite -
animated Revival whisa has hsan gofns
On duTiug the winter in The school in the
blnff read, seas three miles from thia
city. the villain has sbseonded, lsays
lag wifs ama tao shilaTea. Csnaaaenka
Unnecessary. We only hope hs viii b
arrested and that punishmant netad eua
10 hirn be 20 richly deserves a. Musea-
liss Eaqs s~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-10

4 kEcwTss BSaGAR.-~A 5sggas posa3
cd himself at she door of chancesy court
aud ksps sayiAgs a psaaY pIeasM 0nly
one pamayy siry before yoa Ii 8
aAna why my ny m@Aeess lngniHed ~ aid
geaslsaasn. beeaassS sir, ne shAnesa
axs you waas net have uAs whsn Yoa - ma /
euB, w&a Ne beggasss rsplgs
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]4sADE. TEST REnEB l. C
3 LAND AGENTS,
AAD a ....-.. "a
DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,

-
MEsRAsKA CRY. .,,..s... ..,... NEBRASKA.
.s~..T "a EE5sse ~@~a--s 4-.~ Fa d. 80 @E@E
HAVING made aEEaAgsmsats by which
IL we win receive aecaEats copies Of ali
the Townships embraced in the EAatstn
peEtiaH nf hsbEaska, &e are now prepared
to Offer oar services to the ssSqustter's Of
| tbs Terra Ofy,'' in ilihg DeclaratoFy State
meats Of intentioA to Prs~empt, securing
Pfe;smpb bdua, Locating Land Warrants and
Ehtsrfns Land "a '""
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT EsOLD
Lands entered on Time, &c. -,
Particular attention paid to buying and
aelli1g property on commission; also, 30
making collections sad forwarding rsmlsz
tsnces 70 amp part Of ths uRioR.
BhAN.ks Of all kinds always Oh hand.
apE28-57 r.. .s eaaszas-s t.
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gS Thirsty traveler--" My dear,
can procure glass Of milk here /"
Little GiYi--ssN No, shir, thith ith a
tsmpegaatk heath.''
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MONELL O. CO., 80
naalers & Land Agemfs.

= ~~@%9AS@A \ - "E6AAAS n a
&C AosrLL, J.W.vAa NosrsAsv
JsI MosEEE, JG. 45ls ATTY az las.
( s=3aEs4 Ga. REFEMERsKas5s @5 fas s.
Gess EpsMssA. President highland Ba Il
Hswburgh, E.. W. FArEfnxtox. Pgesissas,k
QuasUalcg Eank, Eswb0rg6, ChHs. A, M
sy, Pres Park Bank, n. Y ! w. a. Dssiss
PEes. bier. Bank, P0wkssp8is; e. A. oA.s+
ley, aer. Ex- BANK y O. Hon Cyrus r
smith, BggeNAyHs A ~ A8akn d Gu, BallA s.
srs, Des M3iAss, iowai 4 n GIllmaEa,
Zee Land UEaee, 0asAa;J J / parksr, II a..
Land OF ses, 0Dahs; A r Haissy, v Pres
Bank n !; il III WaFrea, Pres Bank OF IN ogg
d Ramsden, Pres Y&ER R.IRWsss
dOsgR, 81 Louis; Marx w lard, Gov AE
sssEaakal Jessal.uBpa, MasFH 5sf 0a.eaAs
D Mohat, Caaa. Of Nebraska 6aax. .te
aug IT 81 90 ~ Ifv
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Bw4Txx gMAx MATarMosx.-The girla
sg Northampton hare bsen sending q
baacheIor editor . hon9uss, made of
=tanxy nd wornw0od, he says ha donas
care, isss swsetes than naasgimony, say-
bow. . 80
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-10

Go fT sseesD All l--Aa d calorsd ball,
The following noElcs was posted On ths
door post = TIeksss kfty osnks. Ne
gsnspsn adAiEssd unless 30 eozaea hisa-
self. =
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-10

sEsrHxcEp,-His Hoaor Jadgs Black,
passed sentence upon MeasTs. Haxgua
and Kianison, convicted Of manslaught-
sr, on Wednesday OF tbs present week
Mr. HaEgus was sensenoed to nins haR~
dred dollars Rae together with cast d
prosecution aad Eve years and TARA
months imprisonment The sentence ID
Mr. Kinnison was ore hundred and AfsJ
dollars kns, cost of prosecution, and
swo ysaEs and thEss months impEisoR'
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-10

fxTTGrToS OF HIaH ExAafLx x.-Ths
Senate Of Tennessee has caught tbs
Grow and Keist infection as Washing.
ten, and gone in.'' The Senator,
from Marry and Shelby, Msssrs. Whit,
horne and Walker, struck ap q liktlt
nuss 10 snlfyen the monotony. IT,
Nashville Patriot Of Tuesday says Of il
sc Mr. Whitthorn rose 10 q point Of or
der. BIZ. Walker, intsrrupsing, said
the gentleman from M&ury had risen tc
point Of order, bat was proceeding &c
the disou&sioR 81 s0methimg else. Mr..
WhitthorR replied, that showed how Lii.
kIs be knew about it. Mr.. Walker re,
ioiRsd thai ME, Whitthorn had bean
druAk all the morning, and wondered Il
he thought him so. Mr.. Whitthorn re-
torssd that that was a id lie, where.
upon Mr.. Walker struck him In the fass
with book, and the parties olinehed.-
They were separates without material
injury 10 either.
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