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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-05
CPe NJ T@wMaR aAp,

Avery a A.
Crescent Civ A
Lot eight, block oas sndrsa and forty
six.
Lot ten aad pine, block ons hundred and
fosT y .aix.
Lot slsyen, aaxassn, ssvsntssa, eighteen,
aad nlnsiaaas hlsck OPS hHRarsa I'd Ter
Lot tares, four, ssEsn, eight, block
sighty-two.
Lot ten. aisysu, ssvsute@B,, sightseu,
aiaessen, block eas hundred and TORY ssy-
en-.
Lot oas and two, block ons hundred and
forty Eight.
Loe ten ama elsvsn, block elghEy-slx
Lot oas and swalTs, block one hundred
and foEty-fva.
Let two and Tires, block aighty-four
Lot three four, ave, and eleven, block
eighty eight
Lot eleven and sixteen, block one hun
dred and seventy.
Lot Ons, two and slxtssB, block oae hun
bred and fifteen.
Lot six, block one hundred and seven
teen.
Los eleven and twelve, block eighty nina.
Lot oRe and twsIFe, block sighty-seyen
Lot four and aVs, block ore hundred and
forty mine.
Adams Richard
Crescent City
Lot ssysR, block one hundred and TWEEN.
ty-three
Burgess O
Crescent City
LottwelVss block one hundred nd TWEEN
ty six.
Bsbbltt A " BY
I WILLIAMS
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-05

Lois FIVE, six, eIsEsa and twelve, block
on q hundred aud twentY.
Lots one two and three, block eaghty-six.
Lots Eve, ak, aevea, and eight, block
eightV-nins.
E..'ts one, two, eleven and twelve, block
one hundred and seventeen.
LOS one aud two, block elghty-hve.
Lot two, block one hundred and forty
nine.
Lot three, block one hundred and seven
ty-siE. Al Ora.
Lots eleven and twelve, bl ock one isan-
bred and seventy three.
Lots eleven aud twelve, block ops1 hun.
bred and tVEenty-thFes.-
Lot ten, block sighty~One. g. g.
Lot eighteen, block one hundred and
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-05

PORTER D. CARTER,
tsRsesasss 10 r. p, sRawsl
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ADD AHstiaa & CssanaiasSoR MersAaRts.
ROR the sale Il Merchandise, Houses,
L Lotss Lands, &c,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
- CcnAignments solicited from home
aad abroad, and attended to with prompt
aesH and dispateh.
a-RgTRR TO
Hoa. T. II. Bsntoa, JFs ,... Council Bluffs.
K, p. Saow, .... so. s.s... "
G. A. Robinson, ,s...... q
VIA. II. Rohlnsoa, ........ "
3. UTRusrd, sees. .s.. go, Buffalo, n. 7.
= n heelers s.''ts .,'... Albany.
Sept S-ISsf div
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-05

Amount Of Land entered daring the
week ending May LIST, 1858.
With Warrants, 2a0g0 acres.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-05
L. BuCKOA.x4s a. Co,
3 a n K H r =
real. 1TATE AGENTS.

sLEHReoDY s'ss*sss'sE '.s.,,,. s.ssEowa
DiLLS Of Exchange % all the prlneipal
ID cities bought and cold.
Collections R4adet laRds entered AID " AZ
Fsnts heated In Western Iowa, Nabraaga
and Kansas.
Leans s8eetsd soE foreign eapitaIlaga, on
coed security.
FaFms, T0wa L@ta ana gninPr0vsd laads
bought and ssld.
Deposits received and interest allowed.
Laad Warrants poaEhg and sold.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
THE SABBATH QUESTION.

To the Editor Of The " " Tribune.
SIR: In the daily issue of your paper Of Aug. 81 90
article under the above caption sopears upon which
wish to remark, by your permission.
The writer s evidently correct respecting there bsiog
divine precept requiring the observance Of
day Of the week ss Sabbath, but in error - t 70
gIds the seventh day of the week. Tns fosr.a pre-
cept of the Decalogus srjoDs the seventy dsy
Saturday. as the Sabbath Of the Lord Nor
does the fact that when that precept vs enforced
by the death penalty smoIg the Jews invahda's
the Observance of the original institution by the Gen
tiles for the writer must know that the death penalty
vss equally attached TO other precepts OF the
Ioeue. Ii HE argument good against the SeeoAtA.
WY not sgsnst the otherei S
ibe winter seems to think, ecsuse Jesus Iessfvod
tho Sabbath from Pbsrssical itrctness, and BY His
own example showed how it ought TO Do observed,
th at he therefore nuB6ed tee Institution t<ch Bat
he writer Ia mistaken, for Jesus did most :fuly oo-
eve the sabbath. The writer 1ss, " tnefc Is
pythipg obligatory in the fourth conmA AndmsH oe,
yoLd this (Jewish ObseivsnceJ IN the BioH, Soai
Ike 10 have 1t pointed out vii point Iin 20 the
oct that the Sabbsth givent 10 man, ana not 70 tne
Jews sore This the writer himself Gays no "fesdDy
sccedes ard will always sdvocar. 10 ms conces-
zion toen trust hs will adhere. Bat no~ can no re-
oncile bs article with that concession and ns prob
able practice OF seculsZlng I.e osops,n y. Jepyvsa
For be declares tie seventh day 70 be me saooaio
,hs dsy nov more commonly called saturday.
Ihsya no more sy patty than the writer with the so
.Il.d sabbath movement. The civil msgistr ste hM no
,oht 10 enforce the Observance Of any dsy neither
~ sabbath ror the Sunday and the effort 70 fost in
sunday a. tie Sa6tath 10 such pelpsos igponsg Of
he Law Of God, that do not wonder rssscn aad
eommon ssrse enter their protest. l an ior ;oe rue
$50.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

c. ru:tsee have no:hrg at heart than ,ee hosor
and We fare Of the whole clergy and ,aer sioa snl
n corciusion they leave the decsoa 10 the impartial
iu,.ice of their beloved superor his Excslessy The
Archhi,hop who will impsrt4lly iovsstgs.s tsess
alters which unbsppily have existed TOO ioss, snd
give each ons jastce.
Fave no oesi,e 10 excite challenge Of dspr,es, -
eor sider them unvorthy of shy person ~so ktoss
bis owr business bat tifthe Rev. Pnest Fep a. nuec
1s.s.,S 10 suh...ribe his name 70 his sTtioss and
be uors sxpicit in his language, would be uaca
obliged 10 b.un. a. % subscribe ~ every Na'e OF
nine. A. speak 10 plain language As iAr sm soe.
Ner- Iers hpsus; y, lSS. 'N-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

THE FARM: PocsIr MsSv.L OF PR.orIcu Al AGRIcuLTURE
(RuRAL HMpBooks-NO. y. limo, PP. li7. Fowler
The eeries of which the above-nsmed volume is Q
new issue lie well known TO the seekers of practical
information, az one which they may ssfsly consult
without fear of disappointment The present number
gives q plain and popular account Cf the principal
points of Interest in American agriculture, compiled
from recent and Trustworthy sources !. is brief in s
statements, attractive in ts style and might slmost
tempt the farmer to perusal while taking bis noonirg
under the shade OF al apple tree.
THE CooPERs; or GETTING rIork Way. BY ALICE b
H,yEN limo pp. $50 ID. Appleton Go.
The reputation Of the author Of this story, a. N
agreeable and instructive writer for young people, s
too well established not to awaken attention to every
new production of ter psn 10 this volume, which is
founded on the familiar scores Of domestic life, Mrs.
Haven shows TO dimnution of her accustomed viva
city, while she nculcs.es moral Of srra practical
importance. 1t is q book to be read with iuteres
both by yourg ard old.
THE MINING AND STATISTIC MAGAZINE. By raoN,s
MoELRsTH. August: 1883 George ~ Newton
This valuable periodical in repec., falls short OF
the position i attained under ts former editor VINO
made il .tsrdard sutbority the grest industrial IN
teIes.s to which i, is devoted The presen. number
contains articles on the Geology OF the Rocty houn-
tans, tie Fraser River Gold Mires the Psscce Gold
Mine in Georgia and q variety Of kindred subjects.
The statistics the coal trade Of special interest
UNIVERSITY ALGEBRA. By CH.KLEs DAVIES, LID.
I2rpo. pp So. A. s. Barnes X Co.
The elements OF algebra are here developed from
the primary symbols snd formulas to equations with
i'm .oipary roos While the logical significance Of the
scspce is constantly borne in mind by the author, the
lucid explanations and appropriate examples which
abound in the volume emuenty sdspt it for use as
clsss-hook or for private study
The first volume of Russian translation of Shake
spssre by NJ Kscher has ust appeared q; ST. Peters
burr Il contains Timos Of Athens Julirs Csssr, and
Artony and Cleopatra The translation Is sid to be
faithful, but no, very pietic. Tie second voi1me Of
History Of Russis, N French, by NJ. Solovisf, hss
.pp.ue5 &. s.. Petersburg. j: brrss he Listory
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
CUPREME CoURT-City and County of New

CUPREME COURI-Clty ana county oi Ne"-
- Yor,-DsydE y Wheeler against John =. Tfow, Wiham
Jsrs and Eupice B. his WIFE H,eeoA NJ PeyeT; Howard G.
Csdy and Mary D. his wife John p. Williams h.milton '"
shruan. Jo,eph aOrey samuel tie1'sy JOIN Mason
A.s1 H.Aey Seth P sqair- Stssts s. Bell Albert Lowry,
yewvd suots Fr,pcis p surpsd John Aincb, Tss Mas
,ss bsnA Tbomss scFsb Presideht ci Toe Nassau bsas
Andrew Campbell WI ct. Seaman, junior Nlisn Lsy-ia,
F,d.ricl Psy,er Jame, Reudrsr, Jona kerno han,
Rs,osp,l jaws. muior Ardsans h. G.oso La~ton
David CS,h,. Miism C1tLes Jane A. Nstoos. Andre~ j.
Nood Gcwsro Keu.ys Mol sanp5,n Israel w Mo'rs
Junor Heuiy VI. Many lsstl W sgn'' J,c'o + Jones
Rsbxd X brwlirg Jos.pa X NnoleT, An,rsS WI 'eirT'
Chh ~ G. hth William Miles lssai Gse-y. Wa am te-Iy'
O.car w sturtevsut AIdscw Cagsn Re ever me Mh.n
ss Bsnkirs Assocs william Williamson, hi~Srd Ii "hi'
and p1v O. Suoru fi rsi. ro ,ervro
-T0 re selve des,rGarls, MARY D. CApl sal ALbEhI
LOWkr-lou are b'resy ,intooi ed g. q & s
In scion whi will - nd l. ihe ON - OF me
Crs u the City and County Of New York A. %. q h>N
f Ss~hosk, ard . copy 20 th- s&d
eonp,ir The sut.crhs his No 2S1 Br5 ~ the
city d New l0t vi bin twenty ssr service ol ths
Non 'Ncusv. he DAY ard you
the sad complaint wahu the noe aioresad toe
psLut IN in's .et vii sppy iee Court foT rebel DE-
ssndto W the cemplsigt-paieo Jay s 1853
d =. NHstLER P.a,utiA and Attorney In p.rssu.
Tte coMpsnt w ne Gb .r'te wa, 6.i in ID. ohce
ofee ters 81 The Civ ard County York on the s dsy
Of July, A D. ls5S.-Dscd New.fo Aurrs iS,
. ID. z WHEELER
nd A.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
CUPRrME COURT. KINGS CoITyry IA.

AS COB DATER Plaintiff AZ. JOIiNC RIKFp O~,.v;. q
kt.r he Wife Luretis JS7e trus beus1 Nsuerre Csro
hresH.rIe his The E,ss1 County Bsns TIE Rensser
County Esnk Tte Farmers Bank of Lansesoa-sa Jsm.
y.seA Smith Baker Henry NJ Whiehesd AnasAsiu. Ncho
IA JsDss Lewis JOHN Csow JohI Se~ss, Receiver Of M.
bosey b.nh William q. Reed AID Abraham Sensuy Deiela
sla- ro Lnc-,a J,ue Arns, William o. Reed Aad Asrahun
strseny Def, You hereoy summoned and ~
s.nee 70 hs", TIE Complaint Of JACOB H. DATEt Ps,nf
~sch was ON the 2b day Of July, 1888 Sled Ia the Knx
CSory Clehs Ofe and 10 copy q yorr snsseT
~ cur otce No Wal 10 the CIiy Of Ne foss wseu
wsry dsys after The service hereof upon yen exclusive Of
ss Of sob service Andh ssd estLisDs fai %
~aJril; bes.oy r,qairee p.and wD spply tie
tocnf ne ,.si den aed 10 p.sinn.eo jly -,
N& BLREkHsN UYATr a UEOvNgLLs
st-S lt~.wNO. frts Aitofstys. ". Va ., T. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
DgNNsYLVANIA RAILROAD

Il
i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Adsntas
oy sonrnoous Rlvsy direct This Road sso eonnects n
futush daily nes Of ali ports he Vert
rn Rivers md Cleveland Sanduky with he stekners 70
the NoTt Wes.er LAhes-meklne be mos. direct
cssp reliable by which FRklGEf can b forwarded
p and hcn the Crest West
RAfEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
IRsr CLI-Boots Shoes hsis and Cape Boots l15e.pt.
Dry Goods TN boxes bales snd tronfs, Drugs in Io0 D.
boxes md bales Feathers, Fun, 10. ...........)
trcoEp CLAsf.-D mestc sbeetins bhiriine and
rellps In ornsI bses) Duss On cssis) Bard 60c-nts
vsIe L<a,ber lin rolls or boxes) Wool aud Sheep 100 n.
FetA, Sssswnd Se.... ......... '....'..''.'.;...
Ss,sD CLa.-AVis Steel, Css.ns nn e.sssk 50 oen.sy
nsny Bacon sho fors' sal.ee - cooss VI VI ~. 100 b.
BpvtIH CLass.-Cotee, Fsh, Bacon Beef and
Poh I'm boxes Ess~,rd LAID ard Lsro +Oeents
Oil, Mails, Soda Ash German Clay fsr, Pitch, lnb.
hotn, sc.......::. ....'...'.'.'."J
HlcVR- r Dbl. until further notice.
6EAIs- 4 100 . until further Ic'ee
CcTrop bale 10: exceeding 300 10 gut nn@ 'urbsi
potste
In ppns eoods from ro-. esst OF rhs6ephs Be
acusr 70 the package "Vis PerLsy RArosd AZ
socds sonssned 20 the Agents Of .hs Road Phscefphs
PittbaIsh will be forwarded without detention
FkYSRr AsErra-Hetris, Wormey Co, Memphis Tenn |;
l. stss Co., ST. Louis p @. oReily Co., kv>nsv.ils
Ind unssnill Bell Co, and Carter Iewe.s, Lossvile
bvin Co. Cneiuus; ~ w Graham Co, Zanesylle, Ohio
LeetA Co.. No 81 Knby g. BsHoDi Lsech Co., No As.of
Bsuse RewYorh and No South William IT., New.Y .Yorh
sDeedeI, Phila3sipis; ksGsw koon' BALTIMORE D. L
hsvsrt Pittsburgh
VI H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent Phlsdelphia-
r \. SCOTT, Superintendent Altoona, Pa
AprA I. Isss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
FIRES.
FIRE ~ HoB0KES.

A fire broke out m tho butter sstaohshuert OF H.
ID. CoIley ard Co., corner Of Garden and F'arsn
.treep, early on Saturday morning, caused BY sns
,eLng of some barrels Of lime which had bssa ssosed
there. At one time it vss feared that the Aeseoa'e
Episcopsl Church on the opposite corssr vo"s 10
FIRE, but the frenen succeeded in oonfnins ue hs~s7
70 he shop. The Ices is ssou: si,-"' op'n "n''
;1eye wac 10 irsrranes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
ALLY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, AUGUST 80, le

down TO tie .eign Ct B,ris 6sdo1rof nd the Pre-
srSeY DeuesIius. TIE s.. Psssrse1rs correspondeL.
Of the Nord praises il a. . cosscer;ous, impartial sod
digrifed vcih.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Of poce is hereby sven TO al persons
l.yir. ,aims axaiust WILLIAM r. CATfERfIRLD, late Of
The CITY New Yorh deceased 20 the With vouco
thereof ubrhT 81 the ofce Of GeorEe Ireland l
No ne Pue., In the City NewYoIk before the thirty
Srs, day Of December nssD.ed EewYork ne th day of
Jane, iSsS EMMA A. SAFIEhfitLu, hHhh'St'a~A
xa laMNmM
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
Eraal Nciifn.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
of ne County of NewYoxk Lesce 10 hereby gwen 70 ah
pe,ons having against JOHN s AVERY late of Bridge
sort CONNECTICUT formerly of the City Of New fors
PRESENT the with vouchers thereof 70 The snesres az
loh before The twenty second day a October n.x
Dated Sew.York the seventeenth dsy OF ApIl, lSoS
splslGwtmM WALTER r. AFthf, Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
Nfm91ork Dailu Gibn,te
LIE MARAIS DU CYGNE.
by John g.. WHITTIER,


Fyem the -4aIniie Monthly for September.
Re s"scre Of manned snd unoarnt men 10 Southern
took Iisce ien the MArsis du Cygne Of the Fr-pe
geuyGI
A blush as of roses
Where rose never grew
Great drops on the bunch grass,
But not on the dew
A taiDt in the sweet ar
For Wild bees 70 sbun
4 STAN tka. s.a!l never
Bleach o-t IN tie sun
Back, steed Of he pra!res
Sweet soDg-bird, fly back
Wheel hitber, bald vulture!
Gray woii, call Thy pack
The foul human 7u,ures
Have fessted and fed
The wOiyes OF The Border
Have crept from the dtal.
From the bearths OF their cabins,
The helds Of their corn,
Unwsrned and Dnweaponed,
The victims we're torn
BY the whirlwind Of murder
Swooped up and swept on
To The low, reedy len lands,
The Marsh OF tbe Swan.
With n vain plea for mercy
No stout knee was croohed;
In the mouths of TIE rifles
Rjeb. manly they 'oOhed.
How psed The May sunshine,
Green Mara.s du Cygne,
When The death smoke blew over
Thy lonely raviDe!
In The homes Of their rearing,
Yet warm with their lives
Yet wait tie dead only
Poor children and wives!
Put out the red forge-fre,
The smith shall not come;
Unyoke tie brown oxen,
The pIcughnan lies dumb.
Wind slow from the Swans Marsh,
o dreary death.train,
With pressed lips as bloodless
As iips Of the slain
Kss down the young eyelids,
Smooth down the gray hairs;
Let tears qpench the curses
That burn through your prayers.
Strong uhD Of the prairies,
Mourn bitter and wild,
WAL desolate wcmsn
Weep, fatterless child
But the gram Of God springs up
From sstes beneath,
Aud the crown of His harvest
lie life out Of dea.h.
Not in vain on The dial
The shade moves along,
To pont he great contrasts
OF rlght aid OF wrong:
Free lomes and free affairs
AND feds Of rpe food
The reeds Of the Swans March,
Wise bloom 10 Of blood.
On the intels Of Kansas
That oloed sball not dry;
Henc.iorth the Bad Argel
shall 60 harmless by
HeDceiorth 10 tie sunset,
Uncaecked oil her way,
Shall Liberty follow
TIE march Of the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
AJEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
III cnHp AgY-SIrMkYR ARRANHZMENT

AJEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COBPANY-SUNkEk ARRANGEMENT.
CoDrnesetns MONDAY May II, 1858.
S,,r lave Depot Of White and CI EewYork 81
AIS ~. White Plains train, stopping a. all stAtioass
s.r, Depot Of 18Th and raw NewYorh st
sNa .W'ifsmsbr,dse rnt,, sopplDs st all Stations.
tSA Nail train stopping ct William strdgs and sn sss
uCrs north.
rHA n l.. .WivsmebidSe ttorpiDs a. al ttsttops.
nybA n White Psns train, siopp.ne st Gil steroDA
sSn No. Wilisusbr,dSe train stopping 9. al Stations
sso . u White Plains xAin. st0ppins AZ al Stations
SOS y. Dover Plains tram sopvins ss sl ssIonsIsovs
Wlismsbridee-
Apx n. White Plains :rsfn stopping st al etasons
$50 u. .Nliarnsbyidge trsin i,crpnns .. al 5stonh
EsrrnsDS-Le,ve ChssnAm YcuI CoTers
$40 m Man trliD ttoppns .. WlIamst-tss White Plsini
.pd sll Stations north.
WN J. CAdYBELL, euper.Dtsnoent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
UENN NNsYLVANI RAIL X o A d

Ste f.p1syvsUs Bafros1 connects piasaerta wrA ~
s1.ds to And rom st Louis No. Alton Sers and ChicAyo IN
grxlfo,t Le1ny and Louisville rers HsIe Hsfieon,
sabyete and Jpdisnapos, Ind Cncianst, Dayton Spring
Al BsLscntape. saDdnky Tosdo Cleveland CoiU UGSoA
is.Sx Ia kss,ihp and WcosteY Obto also rn sAe stoGs
,s, tosa. rom and 70 N>v0ssDs st. lc1r Looisvs and
husinIs ss- -
p1oed ysees In ibe Wes . .
s find ths tne .hSnes. mon sIpedsoas Rse
.,u b. i. foate between ne Esst tnd West
yaOE NFW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 50 HOUks
sRCE pgW-yOEK TO CHICAGO iH 50 BOUR&
gEON NTNF-YORE to ST. k0ulesS EOEkN
shye Iow any other rcste
see oe.dblls Ia the hotels Of this city.
Yh,cusb TcleA further Information nay De bAe d &s
sfrcs ef lbs pEHNeYhyLNIA RAILROAD,
Nc. kstor House Sro4twsy.
yson.-y l. lssa ]. L. ELLIOTT. ANsi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS IN RELATION TO TIE
TERRITORY KANSAS

Resolved f the Senate su) thai ;he ss.e II NevYos
opyosd to admission Of ksnsas into ;be Uhon Ss,s
With the Cor ,utiop commonly known he Lecompton
Constitution" any other C)nsitu3n which shall no. have
been ts paIts fairly submitted 70 te eesl voters OF ae
Territory, aud received ineir sanction aud approval
Re,oved Tina. copy Of this esO1toD - .snsmed 70 tbe
Spsors Members OF the House Of Re from this
State in CobsIess. . -
sTATE o. EwYoRg IN ASSEMBLY, March &, 1888.
The fore foirg resolutions were q iy passed
BY order "lLSCN e1sdk ~.
sr.TE or NV. Yosk. IL S.NATE, March I9. 1883.
Tne frssoiug re,oiuiops were duly pssrea u
BY order. 5. +. ALLLN 'th'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

Jos H. ~ soc Assas fer Rsw br.nsSeE ~ = - Tsne c
sAje II THk Tnrsurn- AL ordrrs Hn n' ''"''' w. ~
nsres square. viD be pfonp<ty sesDcea "
PL 6nrtAr iAs~-m FsiieiI q ALsAs' f'' TX 's-fu's
fer ale.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
STATE OF NEw- YoRR,


SIy.Tr CHAMBER, ALBANY, FEB. %, lS1S~
Whereas. BY 10. por. of State TAde 20 the
Senate the resolution passed BY th:t oy on ne
nst sppesD thnt there remains In bis once e' COPIES Of
the Gems Re port Of 1856 Therefore, .
Resolved f the Assembly concur That oDe copy q urn Ceo
delivered member ocer and reporter OF
tle who not dow entitled 70 cpy, ans
ene copy 20 e,ch Sfae officer, in oflce.
BY order Of the Senate, S r. ALLLN Cert.
IN ASSEMBLY,, March 8, 1855
ConcurIed in without smuendment - 49,
Byorder, DAVID "lLSoS Cief'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
OrrIcx Ssv.yosz lIp EEIE kiILRolp Co,
S.v-Yorh, June H. iSS- >

Nav. yOBE lIp EEIg hAILhoLo Sor
N.v-York JuDs H. is&
NJEw-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAO.LIDe
Nv NJ yoyt ard gre Railroad Company have esrneay en-
dsvored esns the past months esabksn and n.I Al
form .d rates Of tIso BY be roer eess pnc
A,sb onr he Atlantic cites and West Having hfe1
h ria AID eeeving TO b. hudicous ~ improper TO nhu,
sse+ tsc by The Of Yree Passes By 5e employment OF
snen and sooors BY ober onde'hsnded means hs
OgpsFy tLsr ban reso 70 sub sans hsve deter M ned
oss B fares and sier Monday Dexi h inst ~ oaovN
s~.veen New. Yorf Ard DnnSirt to.............6S %
krr~eeb New. Yorh snd Bu6slo,
bssveen New Yofk and EissaS Psls, euspenrion .
"'~ CEiRiEg MORAN YrssIdsut
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

sr.rr ov Frwyoss, N AssrstLy, Aprl a. is2 1tis
D. WILSON Csrh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS IN RELATION TO LEU
MAUREY OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY.

CONCVKRFNT NFBULITIUNS TN
NAUREY OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
Wbeess Lieut. Maurey Of the United States Navy having
BY his Industry and the ,sSoo OF hs vast sen-
skl, discoveries respecting tie wiz de and Currents
which furnish additional security 20 nsvaon sd 10 the
profession AID contribute to enhaUce CONNER
s people, has entitled hmtef 70
thanks OF his oonnymen snd 10 boI1rsbe sdvsselent
and promotion.
Theere G the Ssnse concur be Resolved that cer Sens'
Representatives Congress, te and they hereby
rquesed 70 honorable 10 obtD the pfoc'oion ~
Lieut. BsCry such the Navy, hs eminent services
and meis entile hir 20
And b. further Resolved hs. HE Escelercy he Governor,
be- snd be hereby requested 10 forward acpy re'ou-
tions 10 each ssd Senators and Re- pr.sentAv.
STATE OF NEw-YoRK, IN ASSEMBLY, April T. lo5a
Pa,sed. BY oroeT, ID. WILSON S.erk
Sr.rr o. INV YoRk N Syy.JF Aprl IA, 1885 Passed
By order s. p. ALLEN Clerh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30


sr.rr :, HEw-Yosu. N senate, Ar-l O. lsG
Received dfihe Assembly ooDcrl rhs: he peope Il t.s
po.e M osnbceLce 10 the Proessol all kEi ~
tf the pr.ssp. L.rbiso .se Board, and
Resolved That S~rsors and Rsr.ssrtAys Consr-s-
b. requested orpose the ps,. Of sly t vii nay
n,ry.d hsf he ovsruorb~ reoaes.ed 20 trA.s, the ,r.
sopr Senator. arc Repr.ssurSve- P--eeI,
United ss'e' snc The GcyerEoI' Of he -ye.. Ss.I Ped
BY order. s.P. ALLEN, Cle-k.
IyAssrsTLY Apn IS, Isss Passed ., o,a-:
D. WILSON, Clerk.
srsrr or Nsw-YoSx n e,SaTE. April H. 1859.
Resolved f TIE Assembly c-rj TIA; he aeDees o.
rss rom h STAT b. rep. ed tsvos FOR sr iontTou
Of The pnte lands 20 ,ecsre re coIsEcoE 4 so-rd
the Falls Ct Hscs-A
Rsovee, Tia: sis ENesoey .be Governor rec
,omnupi ae py u ne st. ve rsfo4t % each Of oor Msr
ber' Of Conue-s. 6y order Of me ssDs's,
IN AsspxtLy Atsil H. ls5s Resoiuiau. cr-rlr~i IN.
D. WILSON Clerh.
srATE % NGw.YosS, \ StVsTE Apdi II, 1855.
R.sovsd 'b- A"enbfy ornc-r, Ttst Prof Alcx.ndsr
d. Bsshe be rsqe-rd copiinu. ir.wns. Ct maps
Yoik sId TIE thsr.. provided
me completion .hsl po. e1csei he Of i've
thousand i've hurd..d dolsr' b, order of The Sense
Ix AssrsIIy, Arrn H. 1883. g.s,lu;ion conca-rre w
D. WILSON Clerk
STATE o. NEN-loRE SENATE CHAMBER,
ALEANY, Aprl II, lSS. .
On motion Of Mr. BoVenu
Resolved tf Assembly corcur 1tst he C.erts % tie
Sepee aud Assembly emp. tee iroe1 the journals Of t.r
respective Houses Immediately after the LsEss hDs a.
Resoved That the Secretary Of STATE c,ue he journals
laws 70 b. hound distributed those .d By
ceive he and thA. dsbt'ion made before
frs; d., Of J4ne re1t By order Of The :
IN AssEaELy April H. 1855 CopcuIed ~1hoa. nd.
n.r. By order, D. WILSON, Cleri
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ChNDS' SARSAPARll4lA, for Purifying the
~ Quickly remove. from blood aud other nuids
a, he BODY the impurities o unhealthy seoeons which eneen.
S.r Al iced thus sihng root of tue maady IL
NAV be as,n at all times perfect safety it contains
eI.se drug TO d,tse the system OF mineral poison
Z. IL ibe constitution. ..... -.
N.xS,,k Price 4 pSr bottle. sx bottles for &5.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION IN RELATION TO coz

EtsSIONERS TO ENAhlNf rlbLlI ASSOONSS
Received f The Wy ccncur That toe Com niissioners
yabc be reqcred 70 sAaan. inio The
moneys Custody and Gnce tne coe.tol Of
the Cet the Coa Of Appeals; AID a ths' tae d 1in
-xpendure OF pubic moneys here
Gers ebuFns public winch they ay pe - eA
anime By he Cornproer and tst SAID ssPof'
DE i.s1t q ,h-iI eysusirs.i3a 20 toe LessN,ure
sf'rk oF NsvYoRs, ssssrr, Nsrca ieos -I-ls e''
= p ALLEN CisIf.