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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11
saeamew Carrier.

Ths Goansil Rluas and 81. Loais Pask,
4, Carries, arrived ~ Oar Issvss On ths
fsh. She bvsaghs freight for the fol-
lowing wanslefnsn:
I'D Bsers, 3. D. Amy, d. r. Ps.
gram. j. q. Warner 4 Co., Mcbride 4
Bowsn. 4. Gsssaaan & CO.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11
mar Mialuw.,

Lswrsnoa Gasskaddonp aged Absat II
years, waa misaing from she residence d
John AODOnsld, ia Southern Illinois,
semsslzae IN Novsmbes last, sinss wher
nothing has been heard from him. AM
Attenuation ~ 10 his whereabouts woald
Be EEasagagay suasIvsd BY has fstAsEt
ChAzlss CarskaddOn, Is Lock HaysR,
Pa.
PaPsEs along aAe Mississippi and Mis-.
sOuEi, will please copy. g-.
- a large assorhnens OF Watchss,
Cicohs and Jswelry always % band at
4. ID. RoBTxsosss. la.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11

TIE Ceancil BlniEs and So. Loais Rail-
road pasass, VIM oampbsal, arrived On
sAs stk. shs brougba iases aaxabsx
If passengers sod considerable ssssgAs
Gor this psins. The Campbell ii ore IL
shs hsss boass runHisg a. shs Uppsr Ais-
.xan..as = 8s1asg +
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11

gS Strangers wishing their Watches
set, viii Gnd the only esrFect tims at
A. D, R0HESsoE's. Im.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11
CITY LIVERY STABLE.


maMW14M $500 AN@ AMa
COUNCIL BLURgss, ~ -. row a.
4 am prepared to Aeeommadass ths Puk :
lie With any thlag u tbs
Livery Line - ResssaaAas Tsgms
AAa win run An 0Eaalbus 81 hack To Ana
from the Boas LanaIng dafang Tie Ia Il.
Ing Bsasons
Persons wtshlnR u hare ne On
nibus call at thsif rsasaenes fDe Pasaaa~
geEs will be aseemmsaased ky 1sssine
word at the Stable. =
JNO. D0HANY. pxuuwastpg.
Ceanesl Riaafs. Reh. 10, ss5. liz
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11

We commence tha sale OF our goods thls
week, 10 Retail at the lawsss WAslssaI'
Prices, believing by 20 doing, the Increased
quantity sold will De equal % selling By
the pisces ts shs trade.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11

- Il. ID, Eos4SsoE's Jswairy Stare
Is me deer RAss 81 Paslao House. lm
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11
Kexae Rsneaz

q yoa wans : szp.svH sysisle n ID
Psashss, jjaas drop i = j. d. u sssasss
Z %. Joha AAs gal assspshane IL shs
was e lsessriaa, Rsasisisasy Dss- asssis
Books ! Ghoss, Hats q Caas. -. ae.-~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11

J - q ysa want your WaasA sepairsa
In awoskAa IKE masAsr. 81 eosA. D.
Rsazssoxss. Lac
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11

81 III TsaAyaaM orth,
. 4 4 9nst arrives kson
ais6 i 3 j II shns gold. HIS
Rzk ~ e iIIInoiss and " III
RassIsz 81 - Ia SIS alan early day. His
ase0ants we're highly encouraging. he
says be hAa 9 eIaim th@a wElI pay hSmS
D TO ay atAs HsrzaN sssss aDsm
svita m s GAG easA neaaiy 80 IN =
few 4aya. he had spent some months
IL prospecting and reports faEoFabiY.-~
Mr.. Hall Is gsnkssmnn entirely reliable
and Ne are sure tho above can be dspsn&
I'D anons = 1'opska 7asbmms.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11

Slr~-yon arc hereby ngtihea sbak khsRs u
now on ale, In the Office Of Ehe Clerk If tia
District Court Id F1saaNastagals saaakgs
lows, q petition at Msppoek GaEhatt 4 Ga.
elaEazgHw "a xen tlsa . . ~ tNgsaRs swz1akss
ana fsTsy kalF@s aoaaAss rs ahsaay ane ~
aremissory notea With earrspk rates of *
chMnKa. said - szaE, 3 " sTa yaasE asfas 80
attachment be IsaaaA La SAID cause and thai
iinlsna Yps agssar, and plsad shssgtos Ry the
sn6Ffine 81 sks seeona axy IL TIE nexs terra
az said Court, to be hegun and heldsa ID
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viii ha ssnAsfaa Agsifgee we ANsssuss
Al. LAEEM&E@
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Al lbs. FabeRSky Tsgm II - plNfsset
Caxa aov ResA ~ Of aaAas 6sAaazgy xaxas
de caaas Ok Happpek Gsrbaet = Cos W
GsQrge BaxsIass. $50 aaasmaa& ~ wANS
al ksf III 81 Mala D sgsN s1AA sFsIsgaM By Tie
Cemss aaas n@kisa 81 EsxaA VI pzblisAi s.
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tha CoanegE Blmzs na@ASs
0sp. 0ksGs,
psAKk a ~ RBeRtsk Cearl
Avn IS $50. ~.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11

$3.50 zgsxs xsesnaaaesea ApvEN4zsaH9.
- aisss ~ iSA6. 4 - sha URKAS Nh
DsuM 60 ass AZ ausssRss. saA ssKlvps
70 mass 49, hsss nanss i - Invsrsaaas
sases 60 Y ANxassazs. n IA pEzzsEsx 1smKa.
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sukzn IN axAzx 81 sssAv wcvEp oxSRxA.
wms mAaN 49, azsssa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11
sRREER's SALE.

By Virtue st an Execution q ne aiEes-
ted from the Once % fhs 0laF9 a khs
iowa, shall Prcssed % aelL on Fsisag
The hours al 10 osoleeA &. n. And i nselsek
P. N. az said dsg u gsepa e Toe CoassEg
EEsAgg.a FEaE 90afl6 ssx q .c .aI
OF &. Snyder teMsks
LIT No. ID Go Hlauk No. 80 d atusesaanss
2ad Addition n ESanssa klA 1sssA.
Taken a. the WeBaagsy "a aFses s.
satisfy an ExsHntfSn e fasev "a kuasa5aan
Mullin. D IL 0MAAs &sasFl&
A prii % {sss8S MI
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11
Hard Times.

Our goods were purchased By one og the
firm ct greatly rsdncsa psaess, dugfsGg the
recent hard times Ia the eastern market,
Which we are olsring at prices eoFrsa-
pouaingty low aud much unosr the regular
market price. sss zs..sss.
Yoar Ssxesui akkahticR 10 ear eAgfed
stock Of dry goods, groceries, boots and
shoes, queensware, hardware, etc, 10 al
lieited bsfore maktaE ysar p0Fehs ses.
MCBRIDE 4 BOWEN.
rs. b. Corn, sash, wheat, cats, pUka-
toes, dry hides, fars and predues Of all
kinds taken in exchange Tor goods eE pay
ment OK accounts.
oek fa-sba MeB.MR.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11

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manta, Paints. Qua, Dya -ssgs. CO
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-11

$500 A@ @~@g e@AH&S rs = "&F
NEW aSHA ZINC SALOON,
IN Broadway, whsrS ths anishing touch
" % to eiea alihess and aaatsslapp6
are bestowed withcuk skaHs OF wrnAaimKs-~~
Thspahlie are politely invited - can - his
rooms where, should hs be 30 lucky "a to
shave kkza4 kae kaen ea@s &c sta&g3fm will
ksFsmegsd BY tha esMsrfsti0n ths9lt waa
Aa1ss aisak. easy and wikAout hnE15ng II
feeling.
TRoOm On Upper Broadway, "a Nc.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16
Case OF Sicklss in Congress.

1t is understood that. upon certain condl-
tons, which have been duly considered by
his personal frienls, Mr. Sickles will volun'
tarily surrender his claims to represent the
third congressional district His applica'
ton for his seat must be referred TO com
mittce which will have also to decide upon
the credentials of the other New York city
members. On account Of clerical error in
the endorsement of their ballots, no certlt'
cate has been issued to them. All the mem
bers elect, hut Sickles, will be reported back
forthwith; his case will he retained until he
chooses whether to resign or contest. In the
latter case, the vote of certain soldiers from
Governors Island and other irregularities
will put in issue The fact that Williamson
has failed to serve notice on Sickles OF his IN
tention to contest will complicate matters
but in consideration of an agreement on the
part of Sickles to resign, and of certain other
high contracting parties to put an anti Le
compton democrat in nomination for the dis
trict, the plan is now to hold special cleo
ton in the third congressional dlstrlct.-N
T. Post
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16
The Atlantic Telegraph.

Nothing dauuted by the swapping of the
wires. the Atlantic Telegraph Company
have published their project for renewal
of the great experiment. They make several
interesting statements rs to the partial sue
cess of the previous attempt, and state that
from Valentia to newfoundland ninety-seven
messages, containing ,l02 words and 6.4IG
letters, were Transmitted. and from New
fnundland tn Ealentia 800 messages of
2,S4O words. containing l3,I43 letters -
Among these the Secretary states were
the message of the Queen to the PreSl-
dent OF the United States and his reply:
the one announcing the safety of the steamer
Europa, her mail and passengers, after her
collision with the Arabia. and two messages
for her Maiesty's War Office, which latter
effected very large saving to the revenue OF
the English Government.
1t is stated further that "the earliest opera
tons entered into will be directed to an en-
deavor to resuscitate or raise the old cable,
for which pu rpose the directors have obtain
ed permission from the English Government
to employ, in the first instance, sum not
exceeding E20, 900 out of the new guaranteed
capital If successful in these endeavors, the
British Government consent to commence ut
once to paw El4. 900 year, which they will
Increase to co, 900 when new cable is laid,
whether the effort to resuscitate the old cable
be successful or not The subsidy ofSlO,O 600
per annum from the United States Govern
ment will also commence ut once II the at
tempts to restore the old cable are successful"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16
Vigilance Committees.

Vigilance committees have been formed in
several parishes in Louisiana, and the Gov
ernor has issued proclamation ordering them
to disband The District Attorney has also
issued an address calling upon the people Ia
rally in support OF the laws. a vigilance
committee has also been formed ut Napoleon,
lark. y distant few miles from the Louisiana
State line
The Vigilance Committee Of Napoleon
Ark have adopted violent measures to rid
their town of suspected gamblers. The Mem.
phis Enquirer Of the 18th learns from gen
tleman Just arrived on the Jennie Whpple,
that night before last young man named
John Lewis, who was about leaving upon the
boat, was attacked ut the moment he emery
cd from his hotel, stabbed. killed, and his
body thrown into the river. One of his com
panioas was shot at, but he saved his life by
running to a boat that was lying below the
town and hiding himself upon her."
The Leavenworth Herald, of the 10th inst
SAYS: 1--WE learn from reliable source that a
vigilance committee has been organized at
Atchison for the purpose OF Kidding that
county of a band of horse thieves, and that a
man named Nelson, formerly of this city, was
hung at that place yesterday. They also at
tackled party OF horse thieves near Elw"od,
who turned u pom them, wounding three, one
it is feared MORALLY"
The Leavenworth Times states that the
whole of that Territory is infested with organ
lied bands OF horse thieves and cut-throats,
who have their head quarters in remote and
obscure portions of the Territory, while their
spies and agents are sent into every commu'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

ing about the restoration of the Grand Dukes
of Tuscany and Modena.
SPAIN.-lt is said the Spanish government
has resolved on establishing II municipal
system in Cuba.
INpIA-The disaffection among the late
company's European tr""p' is increasing AT
Bernhawpore, and they are in open mutny
They have entreuched themselves in their
barracks and elected officers Ia command
them The Madras Fusileers have followed
the example of the Bengal troops.
Central India is quiet.
The United States steamer Powhatan got
on shore near Noosung but expected to get
off uniniurcd.
The LATEST. PARIS, Aug 3.-The Mon
iteur announces the dissolution of the army
of the Rhine though Camps Chalents and
Elfant remain established.
The Times Paris correspondent says the
Emperor is very anxious to satisfy the Flu
ropean powers of his pacific intentions. and
before many days the European powers will
be invited to unite in congress where the
solution of the Italian difficulty will be pro-
posed which will deserve support for its liber'
al character
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16
The Breach in the Society of Friends.

The dsorganizing effects Of "come-outer-
ism" are spreading among the sect common
" called Quakers, and it is now certain that
many have set their faces against the tradi-
tons of George Fox and William Penn. The
causes of dissensiun do not very clearly APP
pear, further than that the new lights
charge the conservative elders with under
taking to reign, instead of bowling to the
Lord and suffering him to rule and reign
The elders in position, by due succession,
charge upon their accusers that they are for
ward, contumancious, insubordinate, and I'M
sanctimonious. The New York yearly meet,
ing has broken fellowship with the New
England meeting, and similar disruptions
have taken place at Newport, Rhode Island,
Scpio, Ferrisburg Pennington, and Poplar
Ridge. The disorganizing spirit exhibited
itself first in New York few years ago
The church in Pennsylvania has thus far re-
fused to enter into friendly correspondence
with the boilers. Most serious minded per
sons outside the pale of the sect will learn
with regret of the extension Of the dlssen'
sion in the time honored organization OF
Ouukers. Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16
Yellow Fever.

The passengers of the Quaker City, from
Havana, represent that the yellow fever Is
making rapid Roadway there, and that its
fatality is quite as great as in former seasons
The newspapers and newspaper correspon
dents, they say, do not allude to 1t. tor the
reason that most of them are in the h"te
and steamboat interest, which would Ger
tainy be injured were they to write about
the fever. =.
We regret to learn from a gentleman al
rect hither, that the yellow fever (vomltol Is
prevailing as an epidemic not only on The
Rio Grande, as before recorded, but also at
Tampico and all along the Northern Mex
can coast. The mortality is very, great es
pecially among the Mexican population and
the people were fleeing in every direction;
Vera Cruz is reported to be unusual J
healthy for the season. There were som'
cases Of yellow fever and vomito in May bn
the sickness is said to have since abatec
rather than increased, which is quite unu
snail
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16
Cholera Infsntum.

The Boston Medical and Surgical journal
states that the disease is unusually severe
the nresent season. At a meeting OF phy-
s;c;aps in Boston last Monday, several cases
were reported, in which the suddenness &c: OF
attack and the rapidity of the course Of dis
ease were remarkable. The disease Is very
prevalent and very fatal in Providence,
Great pains should be taken to Prevent, chi,
dreu from being exposed to cold and damp
without sufficient clothing, especially toward
night. The absurd custom of dressing little
girls in hoops. no doubt renders many chii-
dren liable to the danger Of cholera infantum'
NV e.nosiny the lower extremities. Twenty
one children died in Boston last week Of this
disease. This is about double the usual
number at this time of the year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

The report Of the arrival of the Russian
ship General Admiral at Cronstadt, on the
18th of July, gives q satisfactory account Of
her performances as sea-going vessel
She was visited by the Grand Duke Constan'
tine and many officers from the different
vessels Of the fleet. Mr.. Webb, the builder
was highly oomplimented, and was to meet
the Emperor on board the next day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

The State Reform School. ut Marlborough.
Massachusetts, containing over five hundred
BOYS, was discovered to DO ON fire last Satur-
day, and, with the exception Of one wing
and the tower, was entirely consumed. No
Gvos v,aro lost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

The National Intelligencer publishes
statement, collected from authentic data, ex,
hibiting all the disasters that have happened
to our naval marine from the years 1853 to
1859. OF these, one frigate, seven sloops,
six briggs, thirteen schooners, onesmall steam
or. one gun boat andone pilot boat in all
thirty vessels, have been lost; three frigates.
four sloops, six brigs, nine schooners. in all
Twenty-Five vessels, captured; four ships
burnt at Washington to prevent their falling
into the hands Of the enemy; two ships, one
steamship and one schooner have been acct
dentally burnt; one steamship. one schooner
and one hulk, blown up-making in all six
ty.three disasters of various kinds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

The Albany Journal states that Dan Rice
recently promised clergyman that he would
distribute religious tracts during his protes-
siopal tour with his circus company through
the New England States; aud also that he Is
faithfully fulfilling his promise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

Various arrivals during the last week
the steamers City of Baltimore. North Amer
lea, and yanderbilt-bring US details Of
Foreign News, which though not so impor-
tsnt and stirring as the accounts we have
been accustomed within the last few months
to receive. are yet interesting. The news is
ND to the Sd of this month. A summary
will be found in another column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

A young man, with three young ladies IN
a buggy, attempted to cross railroad track
in Wayne County, N. Y. A train coming
along struck the buggy. knocked the young
ladies ont, and one of them was killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has
been informed that the children saved from
the Mountain Meadow massacre had reached
Fort Laramie, from which place they inten-
ded to start Immediately for Fort Leaven,
worth, Kansas, where they expected to ar
rive about the 4th or 9Th of the present
month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

The New York Times says :-"Private le,-
tiers from Paris, received by the Arabia, III
form us that Madame Ristori has nearly, OF
quite, made up her mind to visit the United
States for the purpose of giving series OF
dramatic Motinees"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

The late Judge John W. Nash, was native
ofFsuquier county. Much of his life was de-
voted to politics. and he was warm and de,
<cided and able member of his party. acting
conspicuous part in the Legislature OF the
state. He had once an interesting discus
sion with the late Vim. H. Fitzhugh, OF Fair
fax. on the subject of the Colonization Society
which discussion appeared in pamphlet
form and attracted ut the time much of the
public attention. Judge Nash was highly
respected and esteemed by all who knew
him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

TH0ICE CIGARS.-Just received, Cigar. Of
" the following brands: La Estrella, Fl SOL ii
Gallo. La Indvacion. Opera, La Union La Prime.
vera, FL Condo, La Veguera, La Alemans aud
Geltru. For sale by
PEEL. STEVENS 4 CO.,
aug cor. King and Alfred streets.
CHAVING SOAP, of our own make L large
- lot. just manufactured. and for sale 10y
j. LEADBEATER SON,
mo IL Stablers Old Stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

Blondin promises to perform additional
feats on the tight rope across Niagara river,
rolling whselbarrows, &c. In the meantime,
another ambitious individual offers to fight
Blondin, on the rope, for $500! Let 'em
61ht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16
Plectiou in Texas.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-The late adv''
ces from Texas give the returns from eighty
two counties in that State. These returns
show majority for Gen. Sam Houston. IN
dependent democrat. for Governor, OF eight
thousand over Hardin h. Runnels, the resn'
lar democratic candidate. For Lieut.. Toy
ernor the returns seem to favor Francis r.
Lubbock, regular democrat, who no Goup' Il
elected. For Land Commissioner, FRANCIS
VI. White, regular democrat, was TWO th"u
sand ahead Mt last accounts. In the western
Congressional district, Jack Hamilton ~ II.
dependent democrat, was ahead OF 1. a
Waue. the regular democratic candidate.
From the legislative districts we have the
returns of ffty-four members, twenty-nne
of whom are in favor of the reelection OF
Gen. Sam Houston to the L. 5. Senate. The
opposition candidates known to be elected
number twenty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

There was q severe thunder storm in BAL
timors, and it's neighborhood. on Saturday
afternoon last. The rain fell in torrents
and several places were struck with light
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

The Richmond Morning News, will here
after have for its senior editor, A. Judson
Crane, ESQ.,, and will support for President
Hon. John M. Bolts, subject to the decision
of a National Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

The Richmond Grays, of Richmond, Va
arrived at New York, ON Saturday evening
They were received by two companies Of
tho Seventh regiment, which escorted them
to the Brandreth House, where they will
remain during their visit. 1t was under
stood that the Grays would be accompanied
by the Mayor and u delegation of the Com
mon Council of Richmond, but these gentle
men did not come with them. In view OF
their visit, the New York city authorities
had made an appropriation of $500 to en-
terrain them, and their arrival was anxious
ly looked for by the committee appointed tt
receive them. The Mayor, however. 1t IL
stated, would arrive yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

Rev. j. G. Campo, who for years has filled
the trust of Rabbi among the Hebrews ct
Norfolk, Va, died on Thursday last Mr.
Campe was highly esteemed, and was man
of extensive literary attainments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

Louis Napoleon says-'I will disarn-let
others do as they please" He makes war
he makes peace-he "disarms" without
consulting the other powers-and does gen.
orally pretty much as he pleases. at home
and abroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

The Richmond Examiner is very decided
in i.s condemnation of the present course and
nolicy of Gov. Wise, with reference to the
next Presidential election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-16

At the recent destructive fires in Lawrence
Mass, and Cincinnati, several fremen lost
their lives by the falling Of the walls OF the
burnt buildings.