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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

Board Of Alderman
COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMPTROLLER kksrkcr
ING THE CAPITAL or THE SINKING FUND FOR tai
REDEMPTION OF THE CITY DEBr-THE PErrIoREv
CASE, ETC., ETC.
This Board ct last evening" President NcSredou in tn
char.
Petitions were received from miIknen to have an 10
spector of milk appointed be stationed at the HARLEM
Railroad depot, to protect them in receiving The Lawful
MEASURE many Of the not holding the quantity fol
which they charged by the parties from whom they
purchase.
From E. l.. BSagaw and others, TO have new ferry
established to from theoot Of Cherry street to South
Seventh street, Williamsburg.
OF Jacob Harsen and others, for change in the grade
OF Eighth avenue from Sixty seventh Eighty first street
commissioner.
On Charles Johnson and associates, for stage route
from ManhAttanve railroad depot TO and through l2eh
street ana Third avenue to Harlem bridge.
" William II. Adams and four others for railroad
through Broadway from South ferry the Central Park
Petitioners state they believe permission should be first
obtained OF the Common Council before making appca
Ton 10 the legislature The paper referred TO the
COMMUNICATION FROM 1HH CONTROLLER.
The following communication received from tho
So sssf Of n
fund, for the redemption Of the city debt 31st Dec
1858, was 81, 1888, l9l 49,
ConrzRoLLEns orr,cE, March 7, 1882
GENTLEMEN OF TIVE COMMON COUNCIL
In communication February trauEnit.
ting to your honorable body abatement Of the General
Ledger BalsncSs accounts purpOrng to be due TO aud
from the Corporation December 81 1855 stated that the
accounts and BALANCE sheet pertaining 70 the sinking fund
would be transmitted completed.
The work Of posting the various books being far bshndeand
anticipated 10 prepare such balance ahees They
length been fnshet and have the pleasure TO submit
them herewith
The want OF room and clerical assistance have thus pre-
vented thorough IF these accounts by the
Comp cller From cursory view OF them II appears
that the capital OF the sinking fond tor the redemption the
city tebt the lst December 1855 1871 10
Less amount OF city stocks redeemed .S5,b9667O
Fire loan, bonds and mortgages. $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

HerIing's Patent Champion Tire
And burglar safes l broadway Murray NY
Shirts -3OI Broadway, FuIlerton's Gentle
Gems furnishing horsesuperor shirts made TO order by
hand, warranted TO fit; gloves, hosiery, &c
Spring, 1S50.--Lesry & Co. Introduce tsielr
spring style gentlemen elk hats this day Nos s. andb
Asor House Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

HoIIowny's Pills are the Cheapest, because
the hest medicine the world; million boxes Of them
have beer sold within fe months and the demand Is still 10
creasng Try them. Manufsctory 50 Maiden lane N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

Chest Of Good Tea for One DOllnr.-AlsO,
ten pounds coffee for ST. at CIRISTIANSoN'S, ZIG Green
oyra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08
WKTTs' NERvOUs ANTIDOTE.


AIR. u ROBINSON, OF lse DELANEY STREET, OF
M great debility and depression Of spirits resessness aud
loss OF energy. &c.
ID WELLS. ~ LEONARD STREET, OF EPILEPTIc
ID. nts hasn't had in three MONTHS since taking "
sntidote See him.
MRS BOrI.Ua 6s CANNON sTRvgT, SAYS SAVED
M her e when all other medicines mad faued 70 bsneaf
her.
WYE syND THE ANTIDcTE Ry MAIL. POST FREE,
w 10 any address, 81 bottle, 80 dozen. JOHN Pfhu
4 co 100 Nassau street Hayes, Brooklyn.
nrHE ANTIDoTE ANNTHH ATEs EPI,Rrsy, NEU.
ralqis rheumstsm weakness In the back aud oil
eleeacss. heas geauIae without our signature.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

The Sioux City Edyle calls the attention of
Agents of foreign Insurance Co.'s, to the re.
lalsements of the laws of this State. As its
remarks are applicable to this latitude, We
copy as follows: "lf they Insurance Agents
vii! examine the laws of 1857, page zoe,
'aey will find in sec. ! of an act in regard to
Insurance companies, that they ore required,
'efors taking any risks, to file Statement.
OF tie condition, &c. of the Company, in the
District Clerks Office, and also to have the
same published in some newspaper printed
N the county. And if this is not done, sec.
- informs US that any one issuing policies
saaA be fined, upon conviction, in any sum
not exceeding $1,000 or imprisoned in the
county Jail not more than thirty DAYS, and
isa on bread and water only. So, Mr.. Agents,
nyoudo not want to be put upon bread and
.a'ef diet, you had better fellow the direc.
.0as OF the law. If you should be so unfor-
innate as to get into our fine new ;ail. vc,
.aaos sag it was on account Of OFF NOT
"'A'ny you Of your duv.,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

~ W. II: BRAMULK,
0IA-rOC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THERE
~ now on dle in the Once Of the Clerk Of the DIS
ict Court OF Aonosa County, in the state Of Iowa,
petition Of Haisht d Hem decree Of the
10 forecose morisaSe the Soufh.Eas. quarter Of
Section twenty eight (a in Township SAY
North Of Range foriynye f46) West in Nonona County
Iowa. which SAID mortgage is dated June 22d 1888 10
one ffaoxiin Foster and made the payment
Of Promissoy Note Of the date BY you 10
the said Foster for the sum u One Aurdrsd and Thirty.
-Four Dollars payable three months after date and tina.
unless appear and answer said petition or before
the morning Of the second day Of the February term Of
the District Court Of said county be begun he'd
In the town Of Onawa the Third Monday rebrua.
ry, 1852 decree will be entered in accordance with ne
prayer Of the petitioners.
FRANK STREET, Atty for P.e.ntGs.
THE STATE OF Iowa,
Monc1a County,
having been made satisfactorily to appear 70 me BY
the afndavIt Of Lewis HeaG that the plaintiffs have
the above entitled cause, and that the Defendant is
OF the State Of Iowa. and therefore per-
sonal service Of the original notice Came: be aae
and said notice having been returned By the Sheriff Of
said county mot found" therefore, hereby order that
the above original notice be published weeks the
Council Bluffs Sonpareil and that copy Of the petit
iion and original notice in said cause deposited
forthwith In tie Post One directed the Defendant
At his place Of residence.
CEw WHITING
County Jndgc-
Dated at ODawA Jan. IS 1853 Iy2nAO iw
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

NTHEREAS, ON THE 10Th DAY OF AUGUST
w A. D., 1856, Samuel +. Watts executed into the
SherIh Of Potta~attamie County, Iowa, a. Trustee,
certain Deed OF Trust, conveying to said Trustee
the following described premises, 10 tct:-fbe s. E.
y OF the n. W. Of Section fifteen {Ib) in Township
eighty 81 North. OF Range icrty-seven ca
West, and the y. OF the 8. W. \. and the W 81
the 5. Il. of Section thirty-one Oh In Township
eighty-seven (S7) North, 0: Range forty-fve West.
In the County Of Woodbury. and State Of Iowa. which
said Deed Of Trust recorded the Recorders Once
Of said County the 18th day Of September, A. D.,
1856 in Book a pages SO and 100 and made BY The
said Samuel F. Watts, forthe purpose Of securing tn.
payment Of Promlssory Note signed by the said Wafs
and S. NJ Simon dated the 30th day OF August 1856 pay
able 10 Loudon MuIn order for Eleven Hundred aud
Twenty-sx Dollars, the first Of March 1857. And said
Note having become due and able, sTd tie said Watts
and Simon havn failed to pay the same any part
thereof, !, WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff Of Postaw a,ts-
ME County, and Trustee aforesaid do hereby give
public notice, that by virtue of the power which is
me vested, by said Deed Of Trust, will, on the
Twenty-Sixth Day Of February, 1859.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A M and clock Pm
Of said day AT the County Treasurers Once in Council
Bluffs Iowa. sell at bile auction, the highest bidder
for cash the premises edescTbed much thereof
shall be sufficient TO satisfy pay the amount Of
said Note with interest and the expenses Of said SALE
Upon the completion Of such sale deed will be given
accordance with the slpuatipns OF said Deed Trust
Dated, Jan 18Th 1863.
WILLIAM BAKER,
Sheriff Of Pottat9attam;e County,
and EF-q1fcio Trusfss.
9y FRANK Strict, Attorney Tor Mul!in. u59w3
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

r,-We call the attention Of the travel
;ur community to the advertisement Of the
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, to be
found in our columns. 1t will be seen that
from and after Monday, the 18th inst,
-ccuIar trains will traverse this road from
the Missouri to the Mississippi.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19
CITY ELECTION.

s authorized to announce LEWIS HEM as
,,,1,1,ts for the Office of City Marshal
We are authorized to announce JOHN u fAN'o' q
,,,... n, the Office Of City Marshal.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

"a have been requested to state, that the
r,,nc1 Bluffs Guards will meet for public
Parade, on Tuesday next, 22d inst The
p-..s Rand has been engaged for the occa-
.;.n We understand that Ball is in con-
,am,rs,;ou on the evening of that day, at
r.n.o,, Hail. Attention! Company, and
,,.scu, arms for a partner.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

% The local editor of the Maquoketa
Sentinel was presented, BY committee ap-
pointed BY the citizens Of that place, with
service of plate, The local was taken .sall
aback," the whole affair being totally uuex-
pected on his part 1t would be we'll here
to state that the plate was manufactured by
one Of the most experienced timers Maauo-
ks.a ldaG?Id. .r.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

Hand f,oo! to the G old Fields of Nebraska and
Kansas, being a complete Guide TO the Gold nc
s,ons o, the South Platte and Cherry Creek, by WIN.
\ ByEas and J. H KELLoM Chicago: D b.
Coo 4 c.. ; Omaha: c. {. C. D. Woe!"orsh
1853.
This is pamphlet Of ll6 pages, giving a
history Of IL oaern discoveries Of gold rella-
lie information respecting the country, Gil
mate and streams in Kansas and Nebraska !:
the various routes from the Mississippi River
to the Gold Mines; the best camping places
on each route; together with correct map
Of the whole country West of the Missouri
between the 18th and 44th parallels Of
latitude, and such other information as the
enicrant stands in need Of. The book IS
well arranged, entirely free from sectional
bias, comprehensive in design, and graphic
N its every statement; and, take 1t all IN
al, is a most invaluable companion TOR the
sn,grant bound for the new Fl Dorado
!. will be worth its price, daily, to those
who find themselves West of the Missouri
River for the first time. To those contem-
Mating visit 70 the Mines, and wishing in
formation in regard to the country, outfits,
and the various routes, our advice is, un-
hestatingly and without solicitation, pur-
rhqm one Of these BOOTS. Price 80 cents,
address as above.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

g Some of our friends, who are eager
W read a.! the gold news, have taken from
ut' @hetum the Council Bluffs Nonpareil,
Ia'ca Contained map showing the route to
80 MINES; and also several letters, which we
'''enoed to publish. Will friend Brainard
psase forward US another copy? and we will
'rT'na IMAM yours, respectfully.-Ia dtcnola
Ina. knocks US. "Friend BRAISARD" is
no' corrected with this Office. Learn our
name, before you again as:emp. to address
Us as a friend.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19
GEORGE DOUGHTY'S
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENCY.
OUNCIL BLUFFS, IOwI

rI'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
tired from the mercantile business begs leave TO
offer his services to Merchants and Business of all
,lasses as General Collecting Agent He proposes TO,
give his entire attention this business. bis long
residence. and extensive acquaintance the West will
he trusts, enable him TO give entire satisfaction 70 all
who may employ him
Notes, Accounts and Claims Of all kinds may be for
warCed TO the undersigned by mail, otherwise for
Presentation Liquidation Collection. Prompt atten-
ton will be given and the avails Ireued!atey remit
ted. When II may become necessary to place CLAIMS IN
suit. the best professional services viii be and
the legal proceedings urged forward rapidly psb
BILE Doubtful claims Will te settled and secured on
the best terms attainabie and the title Real Estate
when taken either payment security carefully
vestgatsd.
The undersigned Will also Pay Taxes in all parts Of
Western Iowa and Nebraska; aud Will also Sell Pun
chase or Invest Money IN Real Estate.
Letters CT Inquiry WILL be promptly attended TO.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19
MONTHLY AND NONPAREIL

rouR DOLLARS PER hNNV"'
I'VE .,,sni with the Publishers OF the Allan.
By an 49, ara enabled 70 furnish this-the best
tic No"''y' m the subscribers of the Nonpareu
Of all m's' ms per annum. As this magazine vii!
t0E TWO from the Office Of publication, subscri-
be maile' !, a, promptly when ordered through
ss !, sasy would they ordered direct from the pub
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

We would call attention to the advertise.
mcnt Of II. d. Emery & Co. in another col
umn. They have long been known to the
public as implement manufacturers and dca.
!Ccs in seeds, and lave reputation second
10 none in the country. Their assortment
is large, and no one can fail to be suited if
they send to them for either seeds or tools.
Call and see them when in the city aud ge,
their catalogue, or send to them ~ mail
for it.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

CO The keokuk Post seems to be sur
prised that any one should consider the act
of reputation of which their city is guilty,
to be wrong, disgraceful or dishonorable.-
Singular ideas Of the right and the honora-
bic must prevail in that community, if such
shameless disregard Of public faith, is con-
sidered such. keokuk will soon become a
stencil in the nostrils of every man, unless
they soon retrace their steps and endeayor
to redeem their good name.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

=
CO During the past week we have been
treated to fine warm weather, and at thu
present writing, We have every premonitory
symptom Of an early opening of navigation.
CT Friend Mills, of the Monthly Report-
er at Dss Moines, holds forth in the follow
ing strain:
A CHRISTMAS PREsESr.-BoaS, on the 25th
OF December, 1858, to N. W. and ApKLIA s.
MILLS, daughter-KArE Mills.
us "A little blossom Of girl, .s
Some spirit up above -
Let drop BY chance into the world,
bloom OF ripened love-"
Well, that way may suit you, but pe don't
want 'ssome spirit" to let "drop"-by
f'chance"--
"a little blossom Of grip
or boy, about our premises. We want them
in the ''good old way" and not by"chance."
Father your own baby, and don't lay che
blame to
"Some spirits UP above;" - g.
as "some spirit" and sold Peters are tired
of this kind of eulogy.-Indianola Tsitor.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19
Sales Of Real Estate In Po,tnu atlantic County

For tAs Week Lndsng FTEday, TO IS, ts5s
Esrcted prassv for the Nonlsrs!i by STREET RroEE
Investigators Of Titles and Records
LewisJ. Goddard to Daniel Rock-Lot 5. S. Block
Ill, Crescent C!ty-$loo.
George Hunt to John D. Rock-Lot g. Block Is; Cres-
sen: City-$5o.
Joe F.. johnson and wife TO John D. Roet-Lo. T.
Block 80; Crescent City-$l00.
Thomas KearDey and wife to Mary Robinson-Lot Q.
Block 4 Beers Adtition-S2oo.
John Il Sherman County Judge TO Reuben r. Cofey
y y 0! Sc, Sec S, Town n, Range 4s;-S1oo.
United States TO Francis B. Creighton-NES Sec 2,
Town Il, Range 30 $
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19
Mistaken.

The Des MONIES Citizen labors under a
Sigh, mistake, when it says its '.BIuH' CO.
trmpoyarics" are and have been advising
persons to 20 to the new f! Dorado. As
far as we have any knowledge, no Gdricc
has been given in the premises, by either
tho BugLe or NoapareA. 1t is not our pro-
vince to advise people to 60, nor yet to stay
at home, We have endeavored TO give as
true version as possible Of the richness of
the mines, leaving people to make their own
deductions and pursue the bent Of their in
olinatioDs thereafter. This is the head and
front Of our offending.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

3 If you want shoeing or roofing, you
'1n ne accommodated by calling at tho
Drug Store Of j. D. lIoyS, & Co., where
they have just received an assortment OF
boots, SHOES. hats and cnns.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19
GEORGE DOUGHTY


CouscrL BIrFHs--Offcsr Pusey, Bankers: Raid
win Dodge, do; Cassidy q Test, do; II. c, Mutt 4
Co. do. %-4.ts.-
ST. LOUIS No -Doln, Kiug Il Co; Squire Reed.
Shspteigh, Day & Co., S, C. DAVIS & CO. Howard e.
uinchman.
ST JOSEPH. No FOOTE'S s Fa~eish Jos. C. Hull,
PreSt Ct 10 lbs. Co; r. l.. MrD9uald. j. b J. Curd,
Nave Aciord X Co, J. B. Jennings x Co, A. Beaiiis
d Co. lv"nlsl BGge please copy.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

The attention of our readers is called TO
the new advertisement of this Company in
another column. The Phoenix has attained
front rank among the numerous insurance
Companies IN the country. Its business
the past year has been remarkably prosper
Gus, and its large amount Of assets and wei.
earned reputation, are ample guarantees
to the public that all loses will be promptly
paid. d. c. BLooAER, is Agent in this city.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

2 If you want to sec big pile of out
hitting goods, call at the store of j. W.
Ness. You will there find magnificent
%: OF picked pork, bacon, hams, lard,
liquor, groceries, dry-goods, etc. In the
absence of any better museum, We would
advise everybody and his wife, to take a
look through the establishment, No. 5
faoa'1 Block, upper Broadway.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

~ We noticed in market this week,
large lots of prairie chickens, evidencing
that some of our good people have stretched
to say the least, our game law, and gone
contrary to the "peace and dignity Of the
State Of Iowa" Yet, notwithstanding and
nevertheless, they were sold at 81 PER
do1cn-the chickens, we mean, of course.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19
,ocAI AND MISCELLANEOUS.

-.-M.,sr,. Rounds l. Lansdon, No. l'' Ran.
street, are the only authorized Agents ~ 'n:s
cop" oevs Advertisements and Subscriptions iof 'ne
'H .x,;r and receipt for the same
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19

SRer!v 81 P0ttaf9Gttam.e County,
and EE-9fcio Trtss'ss.
Sy FRANK STREET Attorney :or MuIin. u39w3
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-20

WHAT DOES II MEAN.-We observe that Gov.
Weller, in his Election Proclamation for the pres
ent year, has neglected to order an election of
Judge of this, the Ninth Judicial District. The
same omission was made last year, and yet Judge
Daugerield was forced to run the race in order
to prevent the accomplishment of q surprise
which suudry persons had prepared. According
to certain decisions Of the Supreme Court, Judge
Daingerield's term expires this year. II his sue
cessor is not elected, of course there will be
vacancy to fill by the Governor. While we have
no fears but that he would appoint Judge d. to
I'LL it, we nevertheless regret the Governor has
not included the election for this particular posi-
tion in his proclamation. With orr present IN
formation on the subject, we think this is the
proper time to elect Judge for this District for
full term Of six years The probabilities are.
however, that the Governor may have some good
and binding for his action in this matter.
As soon as advised Of them, we shall give them
to our readers Shasta Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-20
Gbe Trmitp gournal,
WEAV CAL,
Saturday Morning, August 20, 1859.
Letter from - Ecnerwai.o

LEwIsToN.--Most of the companies who have
water, in this vicinity are doing well ; Somers,
Kise & Co.. on Lewiston Hill, are making $50
per day to the hand ; this is the best paying hill
claim know of, on the river. Lewiston Hill is
onehalf mile in length, and as yet almost entirely
unprospected. Messrs Sanford, Cronan " Co..
last winter opened claim at the extreme south
ern end, say one-thrd of mile from Somers,
Kise & Co., which payed them well until water
failed. predict the opening of some very rich
claims on this hill. The companies at work on
Lewiston Bar are making fair wages.
There are three companies turning the river
near Lewiston ; the first, (Riley, Black, Lupee,
Sanford Cronan aud Dyer,) own, believe, six
hundred yards of the river and Bar; they are
cutting race through the Bar and washing
about five feet of the top dirt, which pays them
Sc to the hand, per day-in this way they get
good wages while turning the river after they
have worked the bed of the stream, they will
turn the water back and wash the bottom of the
race, and in fact, the entire Bar, which is known
to pay we'll. The next company above (AleX.
Tombs & Coz are closing in their dam to-day !;
they will be " washing" by the 18th this is the
best paying river claim ever worked above Lew
iston ; when the high water drove them out last
season, they were working four " tOms,' which
paid from four to six ounces to the tom, per day.
Fourth of mile above Tombs Co., Quick,
Ransom, Banks and Fisher are turning the river;
this company will get to washing about the goth
inst. This portion Of the river has been but little
prospected, but is in a direct line with the rich
claim below and it is believed to be good ground
RUSH CREEK DTCH.-Mr. Nunnally informs me
he is selling all the water now in his ditch-night
and day. He has shown fine taste in his improve
ments about the habitation known as the " Old
Ditch House :" truly has he verified the old ad-
age: Made the desert to bloom like the rose"
lie has surrounded his house with trees, flowers,
vines, and all sorts of shrubbery-giving it an
appearance of refinement and home comfort never
dreamed of by its former occupants. Within
twenty steps of the house is one of the coolest
and finest sulphur springs in California Our
friend g Bill" untes the useful and practical with
the ornamental-he has an excellent vegetable
garden, and note it, ye thirsty candidates The
very finest watermelon patch in this part OF
Trinity.
RUsH CREEK.-The claims below the mouth of
Rush Greek are paying WE'LL McQuiggn IL Co.,
am told, in four days of last week took out
S4OO Sam, Price q Co. will begin washing next
week. Candidates and political gas in abundance.
ECNERwAL.
LEWISTON, Aug. 18th, 1859
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-20

FRATERNAL REsPEcr.--" Anniversary" " and
" Humboldt Lodges, l. O. 0. f., passed resolu
tons of sympathy and coincidence at the decease
of j. S. Bowles, Esq. The Northern Californian
in a short sketch of his life, says:
"The gentleman, whose sudden death it is our
painful duty to record in another column, is suf
fciently known to our citizens to need no eulo-
gium here. Emigrating from Quebec to New
Orleans at an early age, our late friend Mr.. j. S.
Bowles came to this State in 1850, and has since
been closely identified with the interests and pro-
gress of humboldt Bay. In his capacity as a
public citizen we would thus record public
loss. AS an esteemed and personal friend, we
refrain from eulogy."