davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03

We weaIa respectfully say that we thiAk
we can aHer AZ great, III NOT GREAT"
ER INDUCEMENTS to paEehass fTc'sn
az, than from any other mercantile h9nss
In WsaesFa koMar-nos excepting tns lsaz'
kssz oE 81 Jos and St. Louis ss
- we keep un@ 0Aa @s@@as Al
s9r MomseI Not an aFaasls an eslE 60
tire sakakstzhmSnk i8 scEasd wisn ths hUsz
of q aihgls year.
All sf sslE EpEaigr Gooaz are Frssn q.
ysfea hrst opened Ia ahs Custom House q
BasteE,, New York, Phiiadsiphaa and sai'
tkaa0gGs
Our DDuaastle Gooas are sQaaAly kfssa
ard we'll conditioned.
Ry aSeEiRg to the nskaes of kae Paesil
oaa sf tha iargsst and best selected sftse =
og GooAs In tks Wests and By carrying esl
tie prineipss pk an eissssea and honoTsss
| eempesitlon in trade, we hope ever 20 ss
| car ss&ahAinhmsnt maintaining she 1aEAlh
| Ii uostton og the s'BANNER STORE VI
TaE WEST"
g. Call aHd SEE as oar salssnsn an
| otsssT atkapaants win evsg be fUmaad soasE
/ ka.sy,.. ss.A sas8arsk3pa re- ali
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03

Our assortment Of gsstisRey and School
Bo0kH, is unusually large and complete
Our WLnaew ahaass aha DEspsEis, WaH
Paper aAd noaasa Fugntshimg 0oSdB, sFa
in perfect keeping with the remainder OF
our stock
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03
Axgem ~

ClsvnaaR&s 0aes &ls
Gl6saial sszuxma krom Tia ia alasxies
u CAio sise Alien. Dsnsaraa 4 80
Susifs III wiA azasaoabssiasy "a - ..
@KeIss. AlsAaakh sssafe b s0Ezs
En Fsg asieA u rsfmens frees pasa "
ia which AIIsaa mashs ia aassapls.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03

Our assortment OF builAtRg material II
very extensive embracing shingles, DOORS
sash, glass, nailBy spikes, butts, &e.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03
CaFpetinga.

We have opened q very hEe lot Of sape-
giw Carpetag, to which we invite special
attention
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03

- eas wv - sa -
ha 4a Vi m saais saA NJ s
B4ss saAarssy so laksaAy Tor aaiF sassI
Il b sAbly u N NJ kisa sAssasss
III % sziAaas sssakls. W ass salassa
y ssbeauasa sAascA ssoa Ne Isasila
eaa mamh Mys4 Ezsee d aAas knnsaaal
Fssala 81 aEss azai basaong II s.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03
NO ~


4.
- s :. !.
szs
9u,r sIsss1l
i. +, .zsss,s5s 80 4 i Z = - -
I ss,ss ~ y Y = " =. -.
I sasIsl d -. y
/ ssSsssss. & = S s s. s s ~ Sc
4 - -. - 80. = - go 80
- sss.s -. - Ss.s 80 ssss -
"a ~ = g 81 -. - II
49, " SssSS S& q 9ss,i H3 "a u @s* @sss
- - - ii : 81
- - - u = y = -.
- - - -. - !. -. - @ - -
sS Is : 4 ..,.s 's..* -, = -
- = .s 81 y. a
saIa alaalaas h issa . =
IA W: y - - :s..,.ssS : - As' - -
~ - e 81 kgssaI 80 80 .ssss ssss.y - 80
- - - - - -
- - : = i 90 q go fFSa s7eA
"a - - 4. ,..ss.s sz.saasz
- ri .sg y = -. - - " - - =
Ill - ass@ ss.ss 8sss'as ssss - LA swma
- - -. 80 - -
- -. 60 Sxgsss
- = - = = - - =
e - - " - -. - -
al6a & - Il ! ssss n 60 s - -
- - - - = n IS v 81
-. - - = - - - v aa'3,s ~ ~ essa
@ fsaS - IN ............ .ssa.. L.
q q ~ q - e Z ~ : -
- esSFA s53sss = - n @ aea@
EF0a - seaks -. .....sssas .as1
w - ~ oas Eskzaa - aaasslss
- e = - yess
ahnMaa xses q - ia as%
sslfs waa iasa . msa = 8 4sat ssE8basas
- -. \. - -. - sss -
- = - - -, - ,...l,sa...s,eeszs gs1
rs = = - - = - = - Y Y ss.,esos
es aElaa q q : les5
= - yaae 8 nasSs y ses aA -
ssas.I = =. .....s-,,gg
+. - - a. @Asa 90 80 - asasas~'
- % M9eh xaalE % - sles asAzszz.s
possa 80 Fnsssa fn Sess sRgss
eaaa ans se&0hsFs IN aM axf0asa
eene. Ea8a aes siss -.
-AEss sea aaa asaAaasa aswns - a&-
=. = = :. saa 80 ggg zee asa 80 =
y - W - - 49, * ~
= aS&saa sassa - wh8 - asnSaqs Ae@ W.
tas .easa sasosss - - - -
sksa nj aAHss g 90 -,
as@Ra 80 III - iak 9asa ssA 1s#s azaa'
snd sAsnnA M 80 =, 40. ga ID si.zssfs
youig xrleaaas y saag ~ taasrssSs
Ekozs ssysa zse s1e sFas aaswa . II
- .,sg - = = - - =. -,
MI =, -. I'd - - ~ =
Issssss ...s. - - "a q
- -. .s-s - g = " s -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03
bJ tle Governor, ....s.a.sss..sa
ELiJAH SELLS.
naaasaH.ErTKoN. .

he eop&rtnsxahlp hsss1akoEs exissaa@
e'!Essn the unaessagnsa, agtag saslaess
VHasr the Ralna ana styls 0R HsnRs y III
ana, HOotaa l. Co., at CesIseil baEtas
iowa, has been thia day dissolved by saa'
tlal consent. Tie Resident and astiIs
Partner, J. Saith Hsoaon, wGA attsna Y
tAs ssttleAsat Of the AaaaEs ea tha issl
iafn, to whuzn al eammnkEca Iaena shezh
nERNHART HENS.
IESSE WAIxsEAMa
GEORGE q. TGMPfaE
.2 u. SkaITH HODTOE. "
WILLIAM, = COOPER
GuRo&il Elugas Iowa. Ssrs. l. fssss e
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03

Our assortment Of Ladies', Misses aad
Children's Shoes, viii be found woFthy of
particular attention. In this dep4ntmsat
OF trade, we can furnish every variety Of
garment FOR a ladies foot.
Our stock Of Gentlsmea's FiRs FreBeh
eaK Aad Congress Boots, Tiess Pumps,
Slippers, Ee, Is large and vsry somplsts.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03

RAlaass in TFsassEY .. &esls .
Thsra Esaaina sf spEsaiwsas awasa-
ad in 1858, hus $iSs unpaid at ahss dasss
5- AH WALLACE saeays
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03

Not Many aAyA Ag1 a NaH&eS 1sAseE -
Sastiag MANAEfss mEffsea ek eAs ag bsag lAe4
tais, IN MkAa , zszszalst
sapppsaa b hssr = hsa the lsEass nn& D.
aEfasklmg Sel61len OK wsKss "a 6eM 4aymaS+
sss, WgnAass -. .. @aw aypsakeA - " ae-
qaainkm& wiAh Kmmhms No. q mmd aAAl 49,,
Ard. Bssegs, sszy laA@ g. AHslaes - ~
saasgaAssI9 A&d bs4a eMesFs& TEE Ii tAs way
eg aksAzae. ahsk ssaa MM8 saa6a akEsA9 O. kieA
wsga akaut aa kasEaw@ Eamhas Bes 3, -
who AxxEvsl With Ia iaAR IN shaRgso ~
sFaAaSsE ed sewing nzaelaz&s sssF u We y
b. easaaAana&im &ima me @eS @aeawa Yss@
eng, &e.. . rsasnaszieh al go, DE- NNaals
&C., 10 ksas pesaDe eR sAA Tady bn R9sssaar
<aa3 90 sssx q ss#zAg fMSeAlaS M&a -
NngpisAes saF saashaR sea9s Xss entsEa@E
&eeks d khs ease as g@assAA kagaa aga lAEseaAg
eazasA. No. III TanksA3ss w@s khe IsEsl
haaAMna 9R tMaE EMaa &@s fsAEf a@s@s ~ sA
eeysea the paEaea e nSS a and 80 hsSA
Slap@d ts khs wsaas IL the 4 E@x NNss %
Pa u ths 5salszay sizsz setazksa sJgilsslses
(fhs ieaIgms hsssxA 10. = - waskss4Ssa
9sAaglnansa 10 aaek Fpvsm@s "A Am haA IN g.
Suw ~ axraaE eoag,as - Ne rasekee gnSa
s6 6Ragsh. afs eesfe@sk MsaM Mske Hla 30
AsA s@slad e - - aA@s@ aaas wsa
! = Aassss psssssa asa ] Tsass4y Asssd
hSss kssn aa1s FaaAlgs Sas aEs@ssg " Xkksas
4 rssmaksd ln - sze' asa84 il q.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03

We have a very elegant assortment Of
Hats and Caps, comprising every thiAg
fEom ths sommoRest Palm, TO the Ens ana
bread -hTimmed Plantatlon--the fashions
able silk and Cashmere, and tbs eIegsat
business Hat.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03
COUNCIL BLUFFS BUeLR

&2,00 PER YEAR, an ADVANCE
Address,
BABBETT - CARPENTER
CouxcrL BLuTFs, Iowa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03

A sas aams y II Aka8
aAssas nasaHa aAasaB NzTta m sasl
4 1zw wes2a - Hz8 a NJ A Nzs8a h ~
essa 81 GAssaa xs w. @ h ssSgs aA
- Mna&m ~ as4M - M1s&
- 49, -; - 7. :. = :. :. = !
"a ~ u ~ s
M. IN
Mzsa&x ss i
| e - ssss Elssa rs-s'as 80 = ~
"a w8al mae@ kEssag ka amF IA 30
60 - -
AAma Iii aa 4sa w.
IS - - II X 4 81 a
sl& q s ~ M III y Y.
e n 8 - 81 Il lllss !. 4 - I n
- A Asess q " -
- n Y " D Z ss =.
paaa pma d. III d u fala
II iaehs4 Il zM ii Ia "A -
. w. ~ A Y ss Y Y
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03

TMx TkpM Hsssx laAaa wara sh4
Lsasssa aaaskapasa lEla g kpsuss
10 > ilytng harsss aa4 sRsaks sAsa FaRass-
sasly Il EAss wsnAar lsssskisa u maa's
gsaAaes n ,..sg 49, a
II tovs Ia nas sae q ahsaa hgss aneaasxs4
sxsEh aEssss e hsaEs 3aA sSasEk8a y Ire
s&Fza aaFsa gSnaa ha& mAaRAs maahans maa& @aaA
nkiax TIA isnN kEaza e eaEa go aez@p -
Hcr9as peMs fTnm s Efsl EA hack
KAAEsy kkts NJ zsssasa. 8zsssk 6 szasz
ehaxspaas an&g auH aFsz
his Maaak haan a MI ssM@s ~ kn@ H@A IN
Ia tyaszzatis bis84 = ~ - V w s&E1sls
kha saEaaM GO a shsaaaaa lasss 10 saazadaA
hls ssassi n gaass = ns - MsM
sgnakms M @assgss aegvRs 49, AamERR ~ "a
haFA, II laa essll 81 81 81 - u zls ID
thage q d nSxls ssa4R wed -
iag @am = "a a@ paM hlaR IN
" a& ] ESlEsts So S4a tAk4 8WsT -
HmaAkh III N amgs aAiass hs W "
/ @zzsskssms. -
y, 7 Is s. &c e /! 8. Z Z
No q ~ Rmafaa IL ~
las sfls pAysiesl maad NJ 49, has ais
A&4BAsT 49, - a.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03
EEKh BBafiE.
8 q.
Al, NOVEMBER ;, 1855
rae Mamss.

/ Eigaszae Maay gpa ~ Vita n
80 aiss AsA as
VI 30 peg snnnzas ssn eopi6ss @ft,
BKARz.R y ApAMs, PHhlishsgay N II,
and hnfsm1u.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03

- sasssse q sis " :. - sl
i1e tlee4 " Aaa
-.fSa u sl.ssasais . ssss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03
LATE LOCAL q POLITICAL NEWS
IOWA n 49, aEIkSM n As . Ask a
KANSAS AND UXAKAE

The Bagle is 4 large 50 eo8uaa paper
and Will contain all Of the important Nsw1
Of LIE Great Ws@t. 1T has tAs largest eiE'
'-auoa Of any paper Pabiiahed In Wss'
.s!a IoEa or Nebraska, M Rasasrn Rsaa'
era want a Western Paper, Bet them sub
scE.2s for the
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03

aaAaEdAy. aaasAa vagg paasass
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
The Treasury Report.

Mr. Cobb is not good at figures. which is clear
" n disadvantage in Secretary Of the Treasury.
lie makes his additions and multipliea'ions wll
considerable skill, but he is not rendy MT sub
traction. lie can easily run up expenditures and
debts. but he cannot easily reduce them; he
has great facility In suggesting appropriations
scarcely any IN suggesting retrenchments. With
the characteristic generosity OF the southern ma
ture. he finds ii more agreeable to spend than TO
economze.
His exhibit which we publish elsewhere in
this sheet, proposes an outlay. for :hc fiscal year
beginning on III" LIST Of July next. Of S73, l3J IA
&c. whch-as the details of the Secretary do t,nt
provide for the expenses Of the Indian wars in
Oregon aud Washington terrific les, 10y for the
engineering # the Pacific Railroad which the
President urgently recommends, for the add
tional re mcn,~ demanded by the War Depart
ment nor for the new WAR. steamers c fntempla.cd
by the Navy Department, nor for the new sub,i-
dies asked by various steamer mail cn,npanies---
means unquestionaby Sl00, 900 900 nj least
In order to meet this enormous. aui, we hclievc
unprecedented expenditure--unpieccden in any
time Of peace since the government begau-ir.
Cobb estimates that he will have nj his disposal.
all sources of told. about 500 063 SOS -
This, he admits, taking into the accoun, the POST
office requirements, will be deficiency Of oyrr
millions of dollars while, III reality ii will
be deficiency of twice or thrice that sum.
The Secretary then inquiries how he il to lr
abled to meet this certain embarrassment; and lie
of course. enters into elaborate consideration Of
the principle of our rcvenucs--thc Customs
! tariff. On this subject he is, on the whole, far
| more sensible than his chief NOR does he gree
with his chief. While Mr.. Buchanan adapts his
remarks to the peculiar atmosphere of Pcnnsyiy
MIA, Mr.. Cobb adapts his to the air Of the South
! The President squints towards protection; Cobb
| squints towards free trade. Tuc President twad-
dies of specific duties Cobb defends ad ra}oyen
The Presidents yalor against foreign nations
| breathes of increased expenditure; while Cohhs
| caution, in the empty state of his boxes incncs
to retrenchment. But as the respective arguments
of these two officers are before our readers. we
shall consume more space in the parallel. Yet,
let us remark that, as Mr.. Cobb seems to have
considered the question Of the Tariff ~ question
of principles, and not of small and temporizing
| expedents he has decidedly the advantage of the
President, both in tocre of logic and xpresson,--
! n. y. Eceniny Post
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
Mr.. Stewards Speech.

The Washington correspondent of the philadel-
phia Press says: II know already tire Republican
Senators who intend to denounce, on the floor Of
the Senate, the Rochester speech Of Governor Sc
ward, and take it for granted they not all Of
that party who will do so You may readily ina
CINE the moral effect upon the party itself, we'll
IS upon its opponents, Of such denuncaton from
its prominent leaders. Talleyrand. abiding to
the execution Of the Duke d'Enghien. said, ut
was moro than a crime it was mistake Some
thing Of the kind might be said of Governor Sew
ards speech"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
SALES BY AUCTION.


I;n,,FS tforsrs r. Ot .. N D, Mn.
UTENSILS Hol HOLD & KirCnnN EI.nI rnInnS
T r,,, AND OTHER rHurERTY .fTHE LATE Nh
itnMA. w Bell FOR SALE AT AiicTin ~
lIE>nAr ANn WEDNESDAY, DECEMntE r III ;;, m
AND urn: ls's COMMENCING At u otIDtx ~ ~, ~
virtne 81 decree If the nit Court Of Primes .r by
Va aud as Alm, ,, csatc Of ths r,e NJ ~ go
as W Bell sali offer Al auction am tho
'he h'ts Above ham" Il. the ESi ATE the late Mr. Drl
ihM contains abe nj hs, AcRss, but survey W IN Ia.
ma'e and plat the ,ay Of sale To he nv
p'c nis rr"ba ~ us less fer much ABOUT ,b.
ci-an"@ who might he dis,sri to purchase e,nr.s %
MS coi'ioh that the tract of land worth as m,. .
any "htm ten miles II Petersburg m hrh in li.,,n,
""" Nv" hth liz the nr, ssion
the p'ee that he lam high ssie Of guilty atl.n md
IN IN - siral. ~ iahhr od-abat me haf lenr,i an,
The other well tnbettd This property |. In the etn,y 80
Prn'" George. aud adjoining lands OF Mpssrs W II an
ho' ~ ter bce otLe.". The bud "a are in excl
le,t order. . - w -
hy. ~ Mary ANA ~: iannsh. - Nancy. &c Louis,
"a tzaln H. ldi Ned l2i Reb,cca 49, Su.an ~; et,y
" ffer e. I'm o. john 2; Mary Ga'harin-. months
~" AMI another INF nj Among the slaves farm hands
cocks washers and irontr servants and al are uu
hk $3.50 " NV a''
After The above property sold sha then of r all :,
stock 1T lc,s,s Nu Cows Oxen ilors sheen pant ,,,n
th's Wagons. carts Crnp Corn Fodder Shuck, DAT.
ousehuld en- Furniture nd sv.ry h.r -
longing to Mr.. bells cstat. ~ "
mN'e The pubic Samlnr ~ Is rnpery and to ~ me- IN
,'fss ana industrious W." shcs get good ho,n.
~ ever be offered ia lis life time
,n"i' ei me Ian! aud Nsgrors Tuesday. and then GO
IN he day sell the property and shall cnnuo
over On "Wednesday. { u, ce.ssrv - ~
y" p"stnnem"ni ''n of the weather
small crop of whea, has already been seeded
TERMS For be Land 10 per cakh the rcs,l,
circuit ct l2 ~ and II hh- negotiable no as ell en-
dnts d. carrying interest fom date tile retained mn
I'll l''h i" or tns: 'rd If required FIR the Slaves cash
nid for AL "thor ry cash ali under $50 over
that amonht months wi! given negotiable notes well
e"a"'sea- ALEXANDER poNNAN
Petersburg Va
Commissioner and \dni' ifs sator.
- ~ W NJ ItStli, Auciinuttr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
The Case of Captain Kibling.

Mention was Yesterday made of the fact that
japt Fisher KILLING. late master Of tho whaling
ark N. 8. Perkins, Of this port. had been arrested
nd imprisoned Immediately on his arrival home.
rom what learn Of the case il stands thus:
After cruising last season in the North Pacific
Shaling grounds. Capt kibling went down to san
francisco. and there sold his cargo and large
amount Of the ships stores and provisions for
which he received something like 81. 900 or 81 600
lie chartered his ship to parties in San Francisco
for II trading and numbering voyage 10 Puget
Sound. the North Pacific and Indian oceans for
5000 n month, receiving Que months pay in adj
vance. lie came home. arriving here on Wednes-
day last. aud when questioned by the owucrs fail
81 TO aecount satisfactorily for tie proceeds Of hi,
singular transactions.
Out Of the large amount Of funds he had receiv-
ed, he could show disbursement Of less than 50 600
in all. leaving n large balance entirely unaccount.
ed FOR. He had with him. as he declared but
S35. When requested to produce bis papers, he
stated that they were in his carpet bag which hal
been dropped overheard while he was on his yny
age home. The agents of tho vessel feeling dis
satisfied with his explanations, at once took legal
proceedings against lin, in order to secure full
investigation of the matter. a prosecution for
cmbczzlement commenced, and $2o,00D hai
demanded, in default Of which he WAS placed ia
confinement. Yesterday. the attorney of the AT
lnntic Mutufs Insurance Company in New York,
came here 10 ascertain the condition of the affair
We understand that in II conversation with him
Capt. Kibling stated that when he left SAN Frnn-
cisco to come home, ho had with him funds to tho
amount Of 81 06o. the greater pnrt of which he
lost while on the passage down the coast.
The case is in many respects most extraordi
nary one. The conduct OF the captain ut san
Francisco in stripping his ~!,. selling stores and
provisions. and thea chnrtrrng her to Z, cnnst-
ing voyage, was not such - would hc expected
from the master of Nc~.g whose owners Ind
sent him out to prosecute the whaling business.
and tina, only. The fact also of the mysterious
disappearance ii :" lar.c IN amount of fluids
all traces # which Captain killing has apparent
~ l,s,--s not the least remarkable feature IT the
affair But the most singular fact of alone AZ
parently Incompatible with the presumption Of
the others are with that II. his nnoecnceis the
fact Of his coming Lonc 20 meet The owners, which
guilty man in bis position would, it wonll seem
carefully avoid dong. \ degree of mystery nj
present surrounds the affair, which We trust viii
ere long be cleared up and the merits of the case
better understood. # tie iule. tiratiun IL ull
result in the hounrni le discharge oi Captain X h.
ling, and his ncr,itl 'ra'i II! faint # e.r>uir'on
shall red" - - de -. I'D so. -,
linton Of tho mystery. NJ Ls"!on 'l.ohle'e,
Dire 1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

TIE New York Times, in o very bitter article,
accuses the President of having given the Herald
the advantage over all the other papers of that
city, in the matter Of the early delivery of his
Message. The Herald, it seems, had the Message
out before any Of the other Offices had set up q
single type. Strange to say, the Baltimore E1-
change, Democratic paper copies this article Of
the Times, although it accuses the President of
falsshoOd and treaehcry. We are pleased to see a
Democratic paper-for it is an unusual spectacle
exhibiting some show Of Independence. by pro-
per resentment Of an unfair and unjust distribu-
ton Of Presidential favors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
Or Intaroeding With Che Pope.

Our venerable Secretary Of State has not always
besn so timid about interceeding with the Pope,
as he would appear to be from his Mosr,n, letter.
A Washington correspondent writes
While the papers are full of comments on Gen.
Cass letter oi refusal to interfere in the Mortara
affair on the ground that it is the settled policy
Of the United Statos Ia abstain from all interter-
encc in the internal concerns Of other countries,
il may be well to "ventilatc' rumor now current
in this city, 1t is said that the daughter of highly
respectable family Of this city, lin which by the
way, Ex-President Pierce was quite intimate,)
took the veil at the Convent in the nd accent city OF
Georgetown. and that nf,cr while. she found the
vows distasteful, and that BY the personal il not
official interference of President Pierce Maj.
Lewis Cass Jr., Minister near the Court Of Rome,
was induced to interest himself in the matter, and
bv his personal intcrcessio with the Pope to OBJ
tain a "dispcnsation' which has released the
young nun from her vows. and has allowed her TO
again enter the world. If this be so, and it has
obtained credenee among many. it would appear
that 3" intervention can be practised whenever
there is sufficient occasion for its exercise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
The kINDERHooK BANK RopBgRY.-Arrea

The kiNDERHooK BANK RopBERY-Arrea Of
The Robbers.-lt will DO remembered that
the Union Bank. of undertook, was robbed
of about SlO,Oo0,on the night of Sept 10th. Oar
detective police have since been engaged in search
ing for the robbers they learned that one of them
George Fish, had deposited $500 in gold in bank
there, and subsequently obtained the amount ON
draft through the Park Bank in this city. Fish
was tracei to Buffalo, about the time of the lice
man and Morrssey prize fight, and there the trail
was lost On Saturday last, however, a detective
met Fish IN Greenwich street. and SAW him enter
the New York Exchange Bank at the corner Of
Dey street. where he obtained gold for number
OF bills. His residence was subsequently discov-
cred in genteel neighborhood in West 33d street
| and on his return home. Saturday evening. he
was arrested. Three 800 bills, and some other
money was found, but nothing connected with
the burglary On Sunday another Of the alleged
robbers. Michael Brien was taken into custody.
and at his house, in Spring street. were found
skeleton keys nippcrs. bogus $500 bill on the
City Trust and Banking Company, patent safe
and other nefarious articles. On Monday; the
third man, named Alfred Watloce, alias Moral.
was arrested in Broadway, and the three prison
srs were then sent to Kinderhook.-N r Post
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

AMARRIEp Wow ~ EInrrs wITu ANOTHER MAN
Her Husboad EiopeS p'0, tac Caok,--The Cieye
and (Ohiol Plaindealer says:
A young German ON the " est Side a few weeks
.go, elnpcd with liis employers wife, and went to
irand Rapids, Michigan, where they were married
The interesting phr took all the available articles
IN the HOUSE, with them, such spoons, linen.etc.
The bereared husband took the matter cooly
went about his business and made no outward
show ct grief. Last week his wife. having become
SICK OF her new husband left him and returned
to her old one. fetching with Der the spoons linen
etc. Old husband quietly Welcomed her back to
MS BOSOM, and the woman congratulated herself
on the pleasant upshot Of her f,olishness But
''phancy her pheelinks" when on awakening Sun
day m"rninF, she asc' rtained that her husband
had eloped the night before with the hired girl,
the pair taking with them the spoons. linen, etc
~ t'other pair had before them.