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We hare % hand and Fer sale a. this
eaRee, blaak forms oE TiFnAst Dssds, liar.
raals@ Dseds, AgFssasaIs L T0taaship
plass. 0FaAgs solicited.
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GemeRmM Commission aRd Fer
wEaEaHRg Merchant
LEVER ......s.... CaaReI Rlsss, EsRs


, All psFa0aa holadsg TIE AaT8hal's cei'
aheaass III halianesa due on clkw warFaaJ
are taasany nokiksa to fla thea in my Of
dee hy Tie arst dag Oh Aaay. that the an 1t
thereof may be charged to the Marsha be
Fags anal settlement,
FRANK STREET,
kNE7gAB Recorder.
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TIE elscsESa 10 this eatys sB Msnaay t&st PASSED ID
very quietly, Aggsaush tAeFe swaae aoaasaeTAAas
sxcisazafnt maBlfsasa far EF BswsraE aiHerras ean
aR1Aaaa. sfRax GuTn aswsd = ecsaaAasFsaSe gn&a~
tty In soa& Esca1Itles oeherwfaas al was asas aa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-07

In anafngr csaauzn es to-ssy papsz aisi be E0and
the rruIE ~ Hoa. NJ. H. NJ PuaKw, in aasw,sg TO Inc
Caggnvnsactkvn 81 q aPuur Tsx Pager paagiahsa
Last pmk Tvss suts#ssssa viii paaasa Reaa Gs care
fully.
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Tue correspondent OF thc Ph .lAddphta
Press 4 ,Ge- Eonadsasiy AMI positively
thai If rbs Vute ap0n Leeomp ua be taken
Til the House wlthiR the aaxg thirty days
Il viii uat exhib.t any stronger atarma-
tive thaa is gwen tat TIE followoiHg class
Eheatjun.
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mmaa ! vfavaa 40 sssasio a,asy.

Baana Fisla il slss.mi ID nine naalus east
Of MAgaaIia, and On she sass side NJ tha
Boysg Rivsgs The town site IL aaa 81
eka loxsliasa we avee saws and assAs but
Ehass who base bahsld the heausias oil
the BJysr valley, aan describe saas Grand
and laysly sssaary pTssssasaa " he vis-
iea in ever direesaon. Several laHila.
lags hava ALREADY been Cunplassd, IN
shis plase, asd ws lsavn shat others ~ =
balng sanssra ted, LaEi Rasdar KsQ.s
ID IL Busua Vita, sas asan saw III Ill D
shiaaia machlns, rad will Aappiy thsse
waaesmg lamaseg u Fsrr Iow pEseas.---
These visifsFw Baena VISTA shoala call
CO father naeass fas ha haa y sIeaa aas
mmd esas ail, Mad possesses sSsae Viz
wamisn eapiemiiay.
5ea&1o CITY u sataAsea ~ Sin Mild
cgeak, 3 Or 1 nsiIes easE IL Dama Fista.
TIE valley II atasfx Bali i sallr ii i lslfh
aisd ~ 4 snf fsli and 81 lei y sslssp Csss
ss,sss ssGs i'll esasd hnllgasugs a. j
Esapsnvssas rapsdly. II ess.lHlu# ~. |
kaw assd "a Hgls magLa asaa Dr. Rsss, Il
SssAses 0Ha IA eeerys Elaek 81 III lsaasap 30.
Measss. Tharp. Aseasoys Leuss ard u III,
mee sm xmeGao "a saasA and maaa Il aKA IL q
aa@usfaasE1sg paaea.s SNHEses
= =
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FRANCE

The Russians have captured the 'mP''r~
tana aeGle Of Argonne IN The Caae Assas.
The Chinese had ATTACHED the kass' an
oaiposts Eowards the month VI tils Aaaor
rfrag 40 sa tdenly thai the Russians had
10 retreat thirty leagues from the RIVER.
Th1 Oh uess Destroyed tbs RnasiAa set
t5asmFuf
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a1reseana GAag Tammalatn.

Ras taaaawb@@ II aaa ssamst IL saa aassaNs IN IA
fswasaap he sapsgsnsepaeas 81 seassla
sazaael Esssastan3 s.a....- ..5ss...-.stt..s
=y ---+-
&&Ssaataa Ma5sFsts s.sssr. .sstsr+ .l.%sss.
9hs gswaskAp saAaers saeesw4 wesa al Dsmsaass
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Cream Armies.

We nstiss that Mssszs PassaF d casses AsFa ss-.
assved lei Of Eras Appspa wAiaa sa aae ~ tsaa -
o. g bbg, .-.........s
Aiss, Mr., gsaR wssaer has laRaa tas II szaaa sad
agfad sTais =--. -ss4
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- sksh 81
am8.
kh8 naltAmaFes i
re aarraanoz 49, AAaaasAss
basHy - NMasaa u saA@ kN A
vsgy ssaaiIaaaory Aokss 4
aIesks segrss - mEsaF =
an hss egtsinaE daa isesarAsEs sspsA
NE Aasem o. IA - 20 - ~
II IA she KA@aish
re pAxlsasmea III = eka
saahss assss - 80 il fshspe
r. we're saaes ia
i large pogsiom IL 80 hrisiaA army
haA eaeagad Oadas
Gag Colin Cam saA sksll y elasFa-
poTa A@alatng als H. ARalms
/ Ksaskmow aKpes III I'll 10 30 - Dr. - %
| ne - II IL rshs
Ths King 81 ahs 80 basn sosasd
gmaaEy and bani 90 ii - Baeaaaafs
land gur life.
mAsls, and over - aamsseg Aisla0n star
Ing II specie - - scar 70 aease ase'
"a Fsagaary ttsthS uAEs 80 zaatas lsaas
bns ns lEVaa.
0ansoa, Jaaass III ssaaqall,
Yeh gssmainsd II S1eas psssosass.
Ogssai aud ri III masa aaaE Iessnsd Oh
ne IssA oR liar Rasaam was sentsn-
. eed 10 penal segv - knR Iafs-
The EnsItah - lsaMs refuses to let
. sardinia rive I'll III Nngs laasasna Hot
| aen, 10 Ehs FasS we8sRaEA i.
The aoaspiraeg hilf waa Fs5seted Or
: 20 Sardinian z - a&s.
0sheF ooatiaa aswa aniHl pOsseEs
: The steamers u Fssea and hoFnssla af'
; rived ont on she lAGh Enss,y and the CITY
Of WAshingsoa o. she lesh.
saRAs nRsTAls.
! The shin Ksaasbac og Rsths Aainas
for Mnbiia bad bean Loaf as sea. AL IA
Il cxaw we're JARED
The sosssspaad saea with France wal
!, snhmistsd 10 paFalameaa % The l5lh
! The rios ii Dahiin waa alladaa - u
!. both Hoaaas. Tha gagaKnmans pfornis
= cd a ssFies lnTesea Rasians
Tha Honaa a Commoaa passed tas Il
y dia lnan bill.
!. D'EsFasli had stated tina case Of Gag
: liarl, aad bad bean sahmittod 70 shs taH
q sAssaFa OF lhe cross and Eoysgnmez
= waala aat anna tbalF epimion, iTgespse
= iva gk eha asssan Of sAa iAss gDvaEnmen
! Which had askaesisd gsd aAs iaFisdiesiS
- Of Aaplass
8 Il was slated tAsa Ma. Roshuek bad r
eeived i ehAlIsaRs from Cob DsL4igns!
: q French oaRsegs fer his language d
- wards the Fssash KsEeRnmsas.
~ The Raipoeens asld foEess vera Z
in route for KAtah, whsRs tAs enemy VI
said 10 be Zoo ssvong ana with Il
d. Fans. shasapoga, In Nislna's domini on
M hsa been oapaavad add the hajah b
lie been seixed as HinaeKabad. ~s~
o., The naaIts rebels were defeated Fsl
ais rnaFy l6sh.
OF II was stated Nena sahib had cross
he The Gaugea with strong force to end
Rundlecuns.
rsa The Goorkaps had defeated the rebc
lie at Gondor.
~ FRANCE
% The exss alton "a Orsinl and Pie
~ took place an the lsth. Fgom 1907
IS 70 20u, 900 peap,a assembled 10 wsta
S@' tbs exasation. They wsFs Repg Al d
taaea by sha military, Of whom 1914
were On the sposs
Both met their doom with fTmnsss,
Pirrri sang the we'll knawn 'fLoal
Paur L. PaRFis' Ga hss Way 10 the 80
ely fold, and on the block, cFieds "Fl
ase L'lsaly Yivs Ia Rerabliqas :" Orr
If ais lass cry waa, ''Vlvs Ia Fran &C.
The Russians have captured the imp
'ra tans de6Ie Of Argonne IN she Caae ass
alb The Chinese had ATTACHED the kassi
ss- oaiposss taws.rds The mouth VI tiis Aa'
rtrsg 10 sa tdsnly thai The Rasslaas h
10 retreat thirty leagues from tbs rfv
te- Ths Oh uess Destroyed tia RnasiAa q
Sc Ilsaacnt.
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- IL

We laasm ahaa . Mamhae III hasssaoaa
jass TssuEnaa sssn Eagl aad, tsss shas Vi.
simiag das Cas- Isaks cos aae aaaa YEA.
yehma wsaa 60. Johnssa ~. vii Ne les
sAaaa pssa -, II viii Aassap kaans We
ka@m II ssv 60 amaaa Rha bgnsssaa % aears
80 ehs Waller In . fsw taaya. srhsx AZ
ii saasaa# 49, Aais bssshsrsn viii
- u drivsm From sals E.aks Waller.
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NJ. G. BEabDMEM,
ATTORNEY l. COUNSELLOR
GENERAL LAID Agent,

AND DEALER N EXGRA as &&ASs
ALSO ACERT FoR THE
PHRNIx FIRE ms. CO., al Hartford,
EunnesEie4t;
PEORIA FIRE 1 MARINE TNE. CO.
Of Peoria, Illinois.
IOWA FIRE ms. co Of Oskaloosa,
Iowa.
MUTUAL d. LIFE ms. 90. of Ny.
- Once In Empire Block, opposite
the Pacific House, Council Bluff, Iowa,
mAr24~bS 1y
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Tws UxCaAssEp pugsg OF tioIp. The
San Frnnetse.s Timcs says > parse OF gold
was lefs villa sAs Aouss 81 Bail, Max eF
L CO., Shasta, coma two W three yeags
ssnas, wbieh haa never been called for.
IL w@a Deposited In Ghs aasna IL William
Lash. The owner viii probably asvsE
cali Tor Il, hasiag paaasa aKsys - bare
shousMads of oshess ID sAaa lard u daxk
Eafaa
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70 TKaK TAX pAKERs OF POT
TAw WEM NE COUNTY,

kNgTlaB
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cox d aomEaTss

NA@asm2 WME@s&@F u GAWmmCKs
The Increased dsmsAnd for theas maehsnsa
psose lhwy are g1ewsng aaiay IN fswoE wstA
lhs EafmsFss ThaaT sAaFsasa aampaasaky and
darahillty aiaaw Vi slasiT being easily mAm~
aaad ~ me mas umakialaaa ssxmsF, and
saakS ahaAp aas plaEea than watAan sha
gaaea. ak Al We laepa LIS seasaA 10 b.
ahae Il hla esasFa % reSelp1s hus wemld ~
ygas those Nlahsag ID paa rhssa = ssasA Ii
theis sfssfs mssts
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AGAINST TAE BIa.L..
Republicans

Republicans w
Asasr iean --lDavia, Harris, Rieaaa Of
Md, G,lmar Of NaEta C4EahBas
Marshall and GadsEwoo1 Ut kan-
taeky D
Dsaasos Adri&n Of n. J., CLARK
and Haskius Of n. " Chapman,
Hlckman, 0wsns JQasss and Aoasa
gomeFy va Pa, BaEns, CoekeglIs
Cex, lroaaeek. Hale, Lawrence and
pandiesoa Of 0hao, D4yiss Eagllsh
aud Roluy Of Ind, Harris, Norris
Marshall, Shaw and Saith Of Ill.,
aad Mckibhan q CAL -
Total l23
KoR TIE BILL.
d smocEats-~inuluding Speaker and
CarulLePs fabseng1 107
Ame rieaus-Eiill aud Trip Of Ca,
Ready, Maynard and Ioliiooaer Ut
TeBa.
Majority against tie bill III
The House consists Of 234 mgmbeTs
including the Speaker. One hundred l.
eiehfeea % majority "a the entire HOUSE
AEF. CarnEhsrs Oh Mo-, being absens, the
total numhar ia redaeed 90 233. TOE
Speaker can oaiy veEa Oh lie or wher
his vote can make dsvision4 In ease
AZ Carushsrs' eontinasd absence, III
woald ba clear majority Of the entar'
House as aha Speakers vute inclaeed IL
lac ether side woald only make lie.
How far the amsadmests made by che
Senate to the Beuompton bill will uo1'
ify aho ex listing feeling In the House re-
mains to ba seen. These MmsndneHGl
were designpd to change the VOTES o.
Engltsn Of Ind, Baras and Pendlesoh ei
| Ohio, and Dsrrant of Pennsylvania
Evea n these change, which il extreme
| Nv doubtful, tha vote vii then stand
fir the bill inaiading she Speaker, its
against ID lis.
| Oaihaan's dselagatigas that he has Etv
"a eeeslReaaes 50 ihs free. SsaEe iyegssla
Gsave, viii. h IL said ssFeAgahsn the hos
lility IA the SIS santsaFn Americans \
gaisE sha bill. and nay induce others ol
the eane party 10 TAXA y like course.
| The uaanaea are thai lhs bill will b
| dxfsased, 81 ~ seasG placed beyoad d
hopes Of 4 passage, and That, Zoo, IL
Rsw o. So t'tseago Esasss.
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SrKAM pLow F0& TEE PaARIEs.-My.
John Deere, the famous plow mtnute-
.sagsr Of alolins, writes to james M
csc, Of Chicago, as follows:
aMr. CayAFsh Is nov getting up 60s
pillow, aud / can see no reason Why Il viii
not work
ssThege 10 also = steam engine bs,al
built at nay shop to haul Is, and do O.ts'
farming work The person who 3s Es''
ting it up Is sanguihe og success. He Is
certainly one Of the best practical ne
ehanics in our State,
sFIt will he = great day when Illinois
can show q sseam engine taking along =
breaking plow, turning over farroW Ten
or tweiFa feet in width IS 1t goes, |
think we shall be able TO see it befoEa
june passes away."
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


fwEoM KKw geRg1
0FTEeE 90 Broadway opposite PaelAe
House. mar2a- Ssms
Iann syraaMeg Ann lasuaancs aggleE
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Ing w es8s

Through ana m80l1n Of the pr SIS and
leGtaga, We learn. thai heavy emigra-
tioa will ls&Ts the Eastern and AiddIs
States this spring, bound for western
Iowa. KaEfsas and Nebraska. Nowiaa
favorable time for those who desire t.
make . homs in the far west, to come;
for the effects Of scarcity Of money aad
bank arrangements, have caused holders
Of land and other property TO offer, aad
are nov aeliiag ~ price much below
their value. Come right along ad-
wantsge@ snd beauties Of western home
bid yoa ana encourages you TO speak The
sorrowfal Farewell, Adiea to M native
aad parenEsI hums-thou hast 10 mora
charms for me. Over the blue noun
tail &, over rivers, brooks end valleys sc
will speed on our way to the far distant
weas, we are going 70 q wholesome cline,
in the beautiful aRd fertile v&tlsYs Sc
will aRks oar homes ahaFe veil bald
siaaess 2oW - and hamlets. Adieu, fab
a.. mother. sisters and brothers, To tie
west we viii go!
Yea, come along tho Pioneers bse
viii greet yoa with kllal affection. Ta.1k
Of home here, among the kind and hos
pitAbie pioneers, where health, peace and
plenGy viii surround you. It vii! require
but a few hundred dollars u obtain sui-
fcien4 land 81 make you and yoar I4tl.s
ones comfortable and happy home
| HaFTfsaa Co. Fig.
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Total
Naa TIE BILL.

DemocFass--jnuiuding Speaker and
CaFuLLeRs tsbseag1 l0I
Ame rieaus-Hill aud Trip Of Ga,
Ready, Maynard and I9lacoasr Ut
TeHn. ]
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second week in Nay. He plants them three
feet apart in rows. When planted he drives
down fow stakes, six or cightfeetspart leaving
them about four feet high the whole length Of
the rows, and pailing strip of wood all along
the tops, and Tying one or two lower down the
stakes, 10 make trellis. The ground should
be dug deep and made rich with manure, and
a spoonful Of guano mixed with the soil around
each root We quote: When they have
grown sufficiently long 10 tie 10 the treltis,
| select two or three of the longest shoots
and lie them loosely 10 the tfcllis, cut
ting away all other small laterals which may
grow on the main branches let these main
branches grow until they have come in flower
and set the first bunch Of fruit; then pinch
ont the top, one joint above the fruit leaving
the left entire | then allow il TO go on again
until it has Powered ard set another bunch of
fruit, when the top is pinched out one leaf
above the bunch, the same us the first, and so
on Of all the rest taking care TO cnt all the
laterals which may grow on the main branches
down to the axels Of the leaves, as often as
they are produced, but leaving the leaves en-
tire. If any one will take this little extra
trouble, he will be amply repaid and absolutely
astonished at the immense clusters Of fine
large tomatoes he will have. If planted in a
favorable situations they will rpen at least as
early as those grown in any other way out OF
doors, and ficqueatly three days or week
earlier. When rpe they viii hang longer on
the vines without decaying. The situation
can hardly be too sunny. Deep, light, leamy
soil suit them best
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walk your streets mqnesioDed, nav, who were
brought here TO aid the prosecution, ray in. be-
half OF them that according as understand the
law Of this 10 b., they are punishable but for
one offence. They are tried under an lndletm Mt
with single count, which alleges but one offence
a riot, when the only charge that could be properly
proved against them is the oisr CO in the morning,
when they had a shindy with the Irish. Some
have been proved 10 have been engaged in that.
| do not apologize for them, do not excuse it.
They are guilty Of an offence against the law, and
for their guilt merit punishment. But | say |
would not transcend the law 10 subject them to
| punishment; and if they cannot be convicted by
| the law, they are ektited TO their discharge ut
| the bands of the jury, and at the b nds OF this
court. Whether guilty orinnocent, depends upon
| the single question whether that shndy was a rlot
| in the contemplation Of law, or an ARRAY accord
! ibg to the definition which have read TO you.
| Gentlemen, will not repeat 10 you my Argument
! whether il is a riot or an aiiray. i attempted to
I show by fair criticism Of the occurrences Of that
| day; by fair appeal to law, attempted to show,
4 aud trust have successfully shown, that these
parties were not guilty Of iioting as charged, but
that their offence is an ARRAY, a fight, shndy.
\ Gentlemen, we always have shndy's whore there
are ish They are accustomed to il. It's a
4 p ri OF their birth ght. AS a man who went
! West and subsequently returned to his original
| home, representing as the cause that he could not
1 get herring so the moment lrshmen cannot get
! a Shiny they will leave the country An ARRAY,
gentlemen, as have already explained, is derived
fom the French word e6rayer, to ttrrfy Now,
| gentlem,n, they have attempted TO make this
riot but, as there was ia this case eight, /" a
| 'fright, and flight if that does not make it
4 i'm uiIiay, do not know what will
| | thank you, gentlemen, for the attention you
| have given 10 me during this protracted discus
! sion, ard again give expression to my acknow-
Judgments for the indulgencs. which his Honor
aio ded me yesterday. / roget that the course
pursued by my learned friend, the District Attor-
ney has imposed on me the necessity to detain
you SD long.
The Court adjourned.
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FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
FREDERICK CITY, MD.
lrnnV a. viii ka yeraf VaI nf a m " 4

FREDERICK CITY, MD. Y 8 t
SCHOLARS viii be received mt any time
- during the year, and will be charged from the
date Of their entrance TO the end OF the scholastic
year. The LIST Of January would be a most appro-
PIRATE time for them 10 commence,
This Institution has steadily and permanently in
creased in numbers for the last eleven years, until
the present capacons ediice, which is 80 feet front
80 feet Deep and four stories high became entirely
inadequate 10 the growing wants Of the school.
In August last the Trustees commenced another
building of the same size and external appearance ON
the west side of the present edicc. This building
is now under root, aud viii be ready for occupancy
carly in the spring
This addition will give us the largest and most
beautiful exhibition room in the city, six large pro-
icssors rooms eighteen additional high, airy lodging
rooms, and the whole of the high basement Will be
fitted up for gymnasium for The young ladies to
exercise in during Indictment weather. These inn
provenIents make II one of the most extensive aud
complete establishments in the United States.
This Institution has an able and efficient Board OF
Professors AID Teachers, a good Library excellent
Musical Instruments, all extensive Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus, and II is confidently be-
eved that il offers many facilities for imparling
thorough, extensive, and refined education as any
Seminary in the land.
The school is not sectarian, on the contrary the
young ladies are strictly required 10 attend such
Church as parents Designate accompanied always by
a Teacher.
For Board and Tuition, including furnished Rooms,
Lights, Fuel, Washing, ETC., 5000 per scholastic
year; payable half yearly in advance.
For Circulars, and other particulars, address
ii. WINCHESTER, President
References IN IPashinqtIa CGty, ID G.
Josiah f. Polk. Esq, Vespasian Ellis, Esq
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NEW. STORE.
WILLIAM P. FORD,

NIANUFACTUKEK OF FRENCH AND AME-
lvn RlCAN CONFECTIONERY, Dealer in Foreign
FRUITS, NUTS, PICKLES, &c, having taken the
house one door north Of Ilarbaugh's drug store on
Seventh street between @ and H. and fitted it up IN
good STYLE and erected new oven, is now prepared
to accommodate all who may desire TO parake OF The
good things in his line Of business. Having made
every and ample arrangements that will enable him
10 furnish fresh Candies, Cakes aud Pies Of his own
make daily he flatters himself as being abe to give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with a call
Parties, Balls, Weddings, Pic Mics, Suppers DC,
served up at the shortest notice and in the most
fashionable style.
Ice Cream furnished 10 order sic Of
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zinc New Testament as a PeriodicaI !

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