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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

Over thi,ty-t~o miles are laid upon the northern
end Of the Dayton & Michigan road and about eleven
miles sIe laid from Ii na toward Toleda leaving but
IS miles 70 be completed to give all rail route be.
tween this city Toledo Dettoit aud all points on tae
Grad Trunk AMI Grea, We.tern Roads OF the
Canadas. II is believed that tue entire hne of the
Dayton & Michigan road viii be completed By the
end Of tue fret week 10 Augu.t.
Under decree Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsyl.
vsnia, the North-Westeru Il 4iliosd has beea sold
under foreclosure, the bondnolier becoming the pur-
obasers at the nominal price Of $4,000 .Jr tie fan
chises of the road.
meeting Of 81 tic b0rdholie5s Of he Chicago,
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,. .,,n,,,D u,,,, ty B,szea 5.l SsH.Adspi9s-L. I.
49, Nssm R.it- fiat.fs- "A - a. Az. Nsnd-r~s
4 Dr., ara e. Ross-, NJ F's, = q V. S7ihhf~s',
q Hsius-, md ia o'hsrs ,,, .,,.Y.
n "a. ,,,sm,hp Bytti,H from Lss'peIadef Ld1
-. T-.'rs,. .ts +, 4 srascs. Nnfr.w AIthaf
Jcb, Crrnrsr. S.o;i.ud rhanas R1bin.en. ~ tnf.nd
~ s,te r. y MGyAcr from H's'a'os Bv~sE-Mf bG''
- a.,
=. R.tfr,uvEtD. Mr thsfles C-,2c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

STABBISG AFFRaI IN The Fourth WAED.-At l.
O'Clock last night, two men, named John H,ey and
John King, got into dispute in Water street about
some trivial matter, and fl ht ensued during which
the former drew bowieknife sod stabbed his an-
tsgopist III the leg, iuaieting a serious wound. Tne
parties were taken to the Foarth Ward Police STA
zion, where Haley was locked up and Hug had his
wound dressed. K,ug is said to be prze.fghter
and was IN course of training for encounter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

BosToS, July llTh. tsrk Pl~nx (wbserl, C'Pt H. H.
wrecked IN The Ocho'st Sea- Oct II 1854 dunSs r..
bessel and 40 bbA whale oil total wreck e'P
auo saved.
By 1,l-srsph 20 En~ood walter. esq, Sec BIZ underrd
Buffalo, July l3The steamer Rcsrt, with fln &c
nsrchsbdDe, bound Cbicsgo, ~eut ashore iltn NV -
hLwsIks- ard has feet water IL Der bold soc
bee- .cwss .-.o M.wsGkse. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

at the aunual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad, held at the
Office Of the Company in R.v-nua, 90 the 18th lost,
The folio wing persons elected Directors Gaylord
Church, John Dick aud VIM. Reynolds, Penn ; JAS.
S. Huber, Philadelphia; George Virgil, New-iorki
Marvin Ken, Portage County, O; b b. Clark,
Ashland County, o.; John H. Chsmberlin, Summit
County, O.; James Coiiinberry and Peter Thatcher,
Cleveland o.; + w. Seymour aud L. b. Taylor,
Poitsge County, o. THERE'S almost sn entire change
in Il members of the Board Of Directors several OF
the most efficient in t1e old Board having been
dropped and superseded by new men. The Board Of
Directors organized folloEs: Pres lent, Marvin
Kerti Secretary, +. W. Seymour Treasurer, Z. P.
Brsn.rd.
The following !. a statement Of coal shipments over
the Delaware, Lsckawsnna ard Western Railroad, for
the wax ending I'M q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

d
less thar AZ the time Of apo n,meut If ,cever. o.
the So, 3lj 81 outstanding May l. 1850 s. s3 a Of
the sane is due McCalu n, b ,stol & Co. accom-:
Of building briggs.
It's stated th.t the NeS-York anil Ner.Haven
Railrosd have gwen ,tice To- the H,s-atOuic Com
| pap, tbai they shall ce,-e ruuoDg ther tN-wYork
aud Ne s.Havel tr.ns either passenger freightl
to courect win the usatonic and after the 1t
81 January next. II is also sta'ei that IN c)nss-
qnence OF the above notice, the Directors OF the
Hon,atonic Company, at meeting hid day or two
sine, appointed Comm 70 examine a'd report
upon the feasibility Of branch ROAD from X nt to
Dover, TO ,onuect with the U,rem Road. rhe ds-
tai &c from Kent ~ Dover il o,ly six miles,
and il go, I'd shorten the roue ~ NV York, for all
| above Kent, about 30 miles.
The ioierest due August on the First Mortgage
Bonds of The Hodson River Railroad Will he then
paid at the COmpanys office ~ SO Warren street.
The steamer from Boston on Weilesday took
$500 eco in specie. The steamers from thi' port
tomorrow will II is estimated, take between 81 $780,
CCO snc S2,OOOO GOO.
No details have yet been arranged in regard to the
Collins steamers. The only fixed fact Is the purcbae,
one boat by the Pacific Mail Company AMI two by
tie Panama Railroad Company. TIE Adriatic VIII
Il
with the s.. Louis, will m,se the Atlantic line. Tie
contest between the Pac fc " al aud COnmo tore
Vanderbilt continues, and steer+ge passengers are
taken rom Nea-Yurk to Stn Francisco at So Of
| which the Panama Road gets f2j. Both parties are
doubtless losing motley. Som- doubt having been
expressed in reg Ard to the right o. the Panama ad
10 own fteamboats, annex the FIST section of the
CHATTER of the Company, which gives them express
authority. II ssys
Thu People Of the STATE Of NwYork represented in Senate
ard A.ssnbly, DO enact as follow;
sECrIOs T.. VIM. H. A-pu}sall, John l. Stephens Henry
Crsurey james Bnog CorIru. " L,sfrnce Gjgvrrn-df
Ecu Biz rLou W LuGlnw David Thnm,s Jos"pn Var
num- San MI Hos aud, Prosper NJ Wemof- IL sin BarE
att HOrstio Alien aud h.r Associates, aud assigns
r,by body corp rate. By of rho
Amir rer ed With 'rks aud AL 90 l.
byI d.Uss GAturs machinery and
the ls,hmu Panama, the R@pub Il NS Grisadi unI-r
the grant 5y The 81 RspIhc sail VIM H. Aspa-
chasing ravigng ,1ch sailing vessels may be
pr per and be- used In connection win the sad
rad fr p,rp,.es ell the Necessary and incidental
power 10 hereby granted - the said cop Jfatiou
Al the annual meeting Of the Cape Cod aroad
Company, held at Sand ich, Mas on Wednesday, a
resolution adopted Authorizing the Directors 10
Issue bonds OF the Company 10 amluat not exceed
ing 500 CO. bearing interest payable annually,
t., the rate OF SIX y cent = anuum, aud having cot
than to- years II run, aud to dispose of the same
On such TENS a. shall to them seen liz.
The earnings for the years ending May 81, 1853 and
1870 foOya.
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&ls2 81 a tlo7 90 g s!l64i s.

The Indianapolis ana Cincinnati r, lroti Co oss
resumed the payment OF dividend, by deeariae
per cant, payable Aueu-t Let, in oa.h. Tae EARNINGS
Of Jnne we're 81, 900 IN ro1nd numbers.
Th' first week in jay in the Toledo ani We-tefn
Road Wabash Valley gives 81, go.
On the Seiota and IIuckig Valley Road the esrr-
irss and expenses FOR the ending Juae 30, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

s.e.mshir,-sav,ra Tsuhe. RinAurg Xoss,a g.
Shirs-N bite Krrr John. y &, Cr,nn"i sS'e
i,,p irps. habA-ra 81 John. -. 'sop~. Mo nrr Oe
Bnss-A DO. oa~os. Csrk, Aspusa, NetaAi piae'n' O.
C,ry,r p-1n, Srar.p,s:. Foam, brsss, Mn-,nt D. ~
us " n. Vir- D. N-n Ma Ca 80 bgi'sf naosa 10
,ho,f srs-p Cas-. 4 G,rdu.r. Val Rv.r, H. hsA.'i
A. Appleton Con, BO.,n, riAs.''i NSS'h's"'' DA~s'
PIN. adj ,bia. J. ". Ak.
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Internationally

UNITED STATES Per CENT COUPON BONDS
o,ls7.-u,Irgp SrArss rsgssuSs NerEs Pss C&Nrs-
Yosx Sr.rE Pa CENT REGlSrEsED Srock IF iS7S-
O. ~ u soup . 70 'or nv"stTen ba1kps pif.e' oj
THOMSON BRorHEks, No 2 WALTZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

TROUBLE BETwEES PILOrs.-Iesterday Franklin
Benuius,on pilot Of Peck Zip feryboa CdTlew, was
bsOughi bOire Justice Fox charge Of ius Mimi
Bsusr plot Of the o. alaska, Of tle Jau~sp Perry few
malta the CuTl.w Ia.sias down tue and when
alb had 10 stop for 'ooP Tue Ousla.sa wa Just
behind her instead Of 'oppus turuug ont
the Cew breaking her guards NseD the ooss returned 10
william, ,h bytn pilot. rr we'd AID passing al)ug h
NET, words ensued when Bae assaulted Ben
u,Dgton and IN kno led down aud severely ~pPd
BsusT had him arrested The Justice WA decide the
I'M lrvd lava.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

SETTLEp.-John Walker brought before JUS
t!o' Crn~s the compliant of Ellen L,cey ehsos ha
with .ductun b., the Of friends settled OFF
matt 7 bad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

A Ms. Lathsm and her little daughter seven years
Of sge, wer. killed al Fort Wayne Ind, the other
day, by being ,IrpsD frun carnage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16


h.sno, Gsp.r. Term % HE Court Jolly :h.. nmrs1
sa., ,,ts oo.tsZss bad ssr..h c-f.y ana
Al n ,e,, ,sai any ohre too o'n'setsd 81 ir "is
a.. a ". hu.s.vs stpess OF ime 30 woo' oioh
49,. a., br-y SID z'oD y pths ss, INA " may Dc
q -, b. b-Jnoi oi.01fe, tron me
=. .,,e,ss hs knew his ~ :. s.s cpn'r sIf oe's
- a.. asnar 81 ber bOsne" and spo~na ~" tnfs ms
49,, .w b. n plisd Toe pr prs-y 81 bi, c,fioe cafs&
-. erse-d. Wee 81 o'h-r~i.~ frauds misn, b. pfp'
- an can viii he The plinf IT, ;n-rr''re
-, op,on. entitled - judgment. Ordered ac,'faHeJ WI"
Oie essts Of ;hs motion
0UfERIOR COuRT-SPLcIsL rEss-JuLy ID -befole'osHce
B0swORrH
George G. Colirs az. EiSsrt ID. Jsmes'-'ass
sestlss and p.p.r, with Special Term Clerk
BROOKLYN CITY COURT-JuLY l4-S@foIe J1ase ".
AIlEG, ID AGGRAVATED ASSAULT UPoN fhhALA-
An. X MsJOra.lck ag. Aired oto oaesn-. $500
The defendant ~ q youf z mao "' pethaP'
AZ AZ, and ,e.ig, h. parents ~h9 are farmers 10 iD
80, a. bp.hvkk The piai.th eYdeSLy sO,u' % IA.
a. nd r..s. 10 family as ~rvao' ~ sct.n
- b., 10 recover damsgr- lar a. S3vO iol ioJis -'heo
~ ~, ~ 81 TO- sed assault. by defendant Tb"re are
.,,. On. fr s.suli barry ADD one fH ssduc'ion
-, na,,i.se promise The dl Of The frs; cag-" ~as con-
sn,.1 ,ssrdsy and the oodpanius vness gave evidence
a. ~. d'ferdsD alter having deceived ~
pyUi- msnss- ATTEMPTED 20 persuade her - take Pl"d'
,b. psrs.. procuring abortion, ard failing a. that BE-
epo. oecssioD ny scsins her ava ~ an
The .g1srs ,fVn beEiod ani pTcs-u
~. knee sfat bI hack sitb the lie Of procuring tne "c;
Th. alleged rsssped Sthio ~. m'Dns oi
Jsru.ry February May last after sbieh rns she t 49i
Or IN the family Of MI Henry DnJn an
nj s.re,. VIII y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

SALE OF SToLEs PROPERTY.-The Deputy Superin-
Police TuuIsasy put aucon large amount
M old material which hsd b. collecting ia the Dep st0y suce
M, or..1iEao the Puee There nothing OF sfeAt
value h. srols cou,Ds Vf psns k-t". cnec pos Dell
a-uu, mu. old hlauk afness, old rope bras, irin AID
things These articles all taken from thleve. a.
different times srd laid aside od iu9bsh The ON e
havs recently Undergone process OF cleans ~ hN mao - De-
shs- 4 IN way The whole sum realized foil consider
ably .hort OF dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16
CnMM111rn roR TRIn.-Yestsrday. Jastice Fox

COMMITTED FOR TRIiL.-Iestsrday justice Fox
con I'd Jsnes Miller swat, he tie toe charge Of
tr.uy he having on The IN Of JOY maf1'd francs >ale
VII h. Rad az in.r living. Ta. Testimony ak-u yesterday
prove the marriage WHICH vas t-h'm@d bS tue
81 the Methodist Church sbh- i've years
Elias Lynch. 81 anton sud Couoord
str..t. " ID NJ Nhe.lan identified th- lady WHO wss
then married Miller, and present IN Cont ia" Rev
Mihsm Ii Johusu TESTIFIED 10 having Oh the IN 81 81 az.
nau,d hlei 10 Mics trsnrts ssmm"l e. bis house No %
By p5osn he lao nothing 10 ~ the cnag, and "ss
jAi ~ await tidal
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n~.sr~ss. % se,~ao SssstnSss


Tn Ov~rnra Nal fi California 'esves =, Leus even .eo
A. ara Ibpr,1ay 50 L~;;ers s-ssned kH sAocsA
uarix3 Overland ". S' toria
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Receipts of Preduce-JrLr Is.

Total b. al R5uess277 Dbl. flour $50 bush. Wheat,
20o TO- Com do Osts GO r5 P..yisious 81 do WA.
~, ts TO- Askes, 100 10. ca. Meal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

Of Foreign Dry Goods a, Sss-YoIk for The week, and
snrT Jar.
Fcy ne reek 1857. 1853. tSjV.
Fu'srrd = u. Port. g SO. inJ e2sD.fD $50 -
Tbra-n On The MARKETS. 49, - 2f7o4H Syn.G-o
s-s6s jan l. -
~ sr-d The Por... fS J7slS s23Sn.NJ f62 A.5t
1E-o~s O ~ usgs-. 5I,l7lnis Ji-057O e., ~, 30
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nNlssslE ID.

WILTsIE-ACKLEY-At Stckpor Columbia County, Y. Y,
Oh Iut.oey Jul, H. bs he Rev. HIscoa, Nj Alsasus
VII ,ie Of New.York 10 Mis-. J. Ackey Of stockport.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

Tne follo~ing u statement Of the esrnings of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & (rioago Railroad for
JuLe, compared With the )p,hs la yesr, viz:
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Total ..........s....s..ssss -.
To,al POS and eri..................l.sl 80

COTrON-Ths ms'tet has been firm, aud fair demand Pre-
walls; he sales e0n hI-s. W" quote;
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u.,s c,,,yvt1y Rpposrrp ros tn. r. T. ra,srs-

FRIDAY J1ly IS ieta
ASHES Tho u1skst seady for Po. the ,s,s are y b9'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

COFFFP-Modsste .ae. have been mad az fil rat 81
~ $50 beg. RIO lGi 80 biss ;, D0mnsl a. lo aaf
- hags l.ssua,ra a. lie.
COFPE r. fu.d l"sot has been 10 moderate ref-e.' A.
i9nocn n =; @c cash O.aer Kids ara
quit sales ~ go n ola shra'hiox ~ g. cash
DYE" GODS sill quiet sales ~ uns bssI e;t) a. ~
and 8 'uus s4vanills Fu.iir ~ { ~, c"h.
rf~d .n
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-18

1ms sasesaa aeafsa dc sia sa1a kasoas
saa slss sRaAa. Il shs rsseas asesasvs. ass
nss wishsus alssAaeaneas - sAp@has -
impsgsanE gslassss saia Asg - pszsY q
ths Ccastat - tAa uaion - j ssxgsay
Increased pepalaF sssss ~ y tha tea *
lhs mssas khoeaash. desperate, ard aapsia.
eiplsd eeatest M tha psTt of tie aaetapaal
opposiason ever Witnessed II conneesieRk.
Ths foasl xsss l., II, 30, kaIng an insgeass
cssr lsss year 4 500. or fhia Increase
assas y 90 Bss8Aes 70 tbs democrats which
hays ssdsesa ghs 2, rs against tAsa last
year, 10 l8Ta On shs vsts for some Of tie
ssata oG8cess, sAsy AAvs ent aoWa ths ma
isrtsy 10 . and $50 Tas Hartford Tamsa,
In spsahiag oe thla slabjsus ,EsmaFks assoi-
Iowa .s
To thoss whg ags noe acquainted with
the anterupaleus saetica and ths dsapsTste
en6fta put Forth By he Connecticut Black
Republicans, these results viii be snofn se
q portion Of ths force and siguiAeanee
whleh must sarely ehaTaetsEtze than uilA
nsh Of both parties hsTs In Connecticut
where 2he kac = agA knasS1. 8sae We can
assure eur friends ku 9shsy SEasas shaa
more desperate HnpFiheipled, aad asesg-
mined effort was never pat forth By our
oppoaenka than ak The lats slsetions--9
Moasy aowed Ike waterI they had the aid
Oh the Black Republicans in every Stats Of
the Union were that party sxists, toF they
ssls dat defeat og their party in Conaee-
kisusy enasr the eiFezasszAnees Of parties
In tbs nakioB, would be fatal to hs@.--
That defeat. they bseams aware, was LM-
Eninsat and they Fasortsa % desperate meAna
10 avert IT.. MoAey poured into the ssats
In amounts never before known, and was
used scrKuptly BY the sham sRepuhlicana'
Ia bayEng Totas, H fsets already aseeF-
saiRsd RbgndaatlT slgpWs A AoFd cf Abe
iition stump speakers waEa SCAT tAtQ khs
State, and The Abolition presses ksemed
with slectisnse1ing falsshsosss. Ihs De-
nocraEy bad to eeatend bot oalY against |
.hs Black Republicans oR gaaneetisut, bat !
he whole Black Rspnblieau party Sf the !
,ouutFy. By these appliances the Section. |
ai party Succeeded carrying the four |
Of COngrssa, By an aggregate |
majority Of only about 1900 distributed, /
.sFtanAlsly for shsTa, In such proportions +
Is 10 sseaEs each district. Il seems that /
! majority Of 1000 oat Of total vote Of
1900 "a Connaetieat, Is considered By I
hat party nj eossrwhsimiag triumph, p
lad cause for excessive jabilatiun. la
s5S their majority wsn bstWess j, ,080 and I
200. Last year they led the Democrats
iot quite 3,000; ard nov they ara SUI dnwn
c as &yeFage ot about 1, 500 TIE nsaao-
rata srs steadily gaining upon lhsuss and
iothing but the naost despsrste, Hsrculisn
Eorts On the part u the opposition ssyea
hsm EFem nekeak this tizna II 10 not difI-
alt to foFesee the fats ef that party in odd
Small aa ls their cause tor
sjoieing over this rsaalk, they are destined
o find still less In future elections. Tha
Democracy Of Connsetieut are 3 united,
rowing, and confident party, and ere long
hey viii be In power u tls State. Their
FP0asAts feel t4ta, and ths fgarss Ehs~
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Washlngton. Max 8


Ths PresiIsat having ,laellasd to accept
the Cass- Yrassai treaty, as madiasd, It
falls 10 the gToands as The kiearaguan
Congress does net meet again for two
years.
Gen. Jarez win leave on the Och Of June
for Nicaragua, 10 enter the 9ahinst Of Pres-
ident Martinez. The legation hare re-
maias In charge Of Nj. Aolsaa, who will
be sAargsd With the negotiation Of new
treaty,
The frigats L1aeastes has been ordered
10 relieve the Asrrimac In the Pacific.
There is no. athority Tor the Rtatsmset
that Lord Lyon Is 10 be recalled in the
event Of q change in the Ministry In Eng
land. Any movement 70 FsiAstats Lord
gaEisr ta bic Plsss Fqqld hs rsRaissd BY
The gtesidsh.
Tie British and French Ministers here
hagt assured eur Govsrnmeat in the most
pos tive terms that the action sf their Min
issers In Mexico Is without authority from
the Hsme Government Ia the most post
tive terms sad that their course wnulA net
only be disapproysd, but severely esnsur-
cd. @"H
The neg Commissioned Of patsnts win
be appoiutedlo-aaY. The applleations ior
the post are quite nRnsroas, bat the eeB-
test Is befweea w. d. Bishop, Ex-menbsF
II Congress from coaneetieut, aAd David
l.. SaY9aar 0f AeR soEk,
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aEETpaI aEEnaf
e. aaraen - 20 So.

FseEa, GaTdsR aEd FIesceT Sss8s.
We are now fully prepared with one OF
the largest and most eemplsts stock Of
Garden, Flower and Field Seeds aVeF be.
fore offered to the Western public. Our
stock has been made up with much more
seare from the best seed gardens 0i AmeTi-
Sea and Europe a large shzFs are hams
grown sesds, bslng grown asFdsF cur own
TnspsSkion, an6 ufs1feh wH. eszs sseenzzAsad
vs. true TO name and Of ths best quality.
Among our assortment Of Seeds may be
found over $50 Varieties OF Flower Seeds,
300 vaFistiss G&rdea Se~dss hmEarsaa
GraSs Seed, Chinese Sugar Cane Seed and
Imphee Seed, Sc. &c.
Prom long acquaintance With the trade
We feel confident no one can Offer bsttsT In
daeemsAts to thoss desiring seeds. -.
Those who design to eTzigrate to Kansas
land Pixies Peak would DO wen 10 take
with them box Of fresh Garden ssada.
We also keep constantly on hand full
assortment Of Implements aRS Machines
saitsa to the Fisld, Garden, Orchard and
Household. .s ..... s-..z.s
We are fully prepared to supply the
trade on tne rsost LIBERAL tsEEas
Full Catalogues faralshsd gratis on ap-
pliesEisng if hK nall lnsloas atAmp.
Address II. ID. EMERY s. CO..
2d4 Lake Street Chicago, III,
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IMpeRTAsTTo TEE LaDrzs.~-It 10 begiae
ming ID be quite the rage amonR che
yonng ladies 70 snl theis hair oE at tbs
sians end woeE il ia shoEa ksisalaA
eusIss mhish is supposed 70 gissa aAs waAx-
81 . soqaasish appaAsanoa. L ID ssMa
shaA gsFls laok wall shis way--jas4 81
shay do sssry othes way-~has did thay
know tbak the girss fashion thay have
ad6pss6 wAa snsf0daa5a iisEs 81 j aaESAsn
aaass q fssnaass, SID ID nav tbs aistsa-
aaia5ztMg 4satase sE tie ssTsafssGSss II
R@lss ths8 HaikAE Aa Iasliasa ~ I'D
ahssMsaayss - hsms snsaI shaaF tsasass
wssa nfeaa &gala. Whas 81 ysu xspz
Doss sssssA 80 ssFiaAa gssslszasu zgassa
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Specie aG New YoEk RR@Ma the
r. west E e. e

The Americaa Express Company Taceiy-
ed by ltleir early messenger to-day, two
tons % specie from shs West. Tue remit
taaee in egta from thS Wsst, by ths three
daily rams AZ BatksFheia & OompaRy's
messengers, hays averaged over 81, geo
per day Toe sems time past. Exehange Is
scarce st Tie Weat, and brokers are ran
nlng The fllihois and Indiana banks for
goii gr remittancea. Should this atats OF
hbsgs eoutiane we shall be likely TO re-
csiYe State stocks from that quarter for
sale, withdrawn from the Banking Depart
aaents.-EF Y. TYikuns.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-18

No HoFK POS PaIsTK Rs --When DR..
FF&4iSiEass aother-in law arst discovered
thai the young nan had > hsakssing for
hsr daughter, That good old lazy said she
did not kaow 20 well about giyiag her
daughter to PIRATES thsrs waasaireadT
TIVE printing oEiees In ths Usitea States,
and she WASN'T sare thr country woald
support thsm. It vas pain young Frank.
we're bat two printing ef&ees Ia the Uattsa
#iie now, when the present census shows
the number to be L5, ,g67.
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WEEKLY BlJGI.B.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 10 1855.
RxeKa ahe Paaama.

EE@MM @&A@ &aaAMs&s
/ We clip the fellewihg fFam he Sk
i yossph Gassgs Of the ssh fhsea
sws eonvsrssds yesterday with 1
gausleman who had Inss Fssafnsd from
shs Plains. He left Ossaanwooa Springs
sAs Iss IL alay, and arrived in this city
en- Saaugasy lase.
No rains bad fallen in shas Fsgiea ap
ae Ahs time be LES, and thsrs was 20
grass, Aa lsass mos suilsiens aasntaIy
aov stock 10 aahsiss apon. Ths Kmi-
graass wsrs loosing muSh Of their stesk,
en- tais aeeouns, shsir Feed haying givsn
ont. #
Laags nambsrs Of persons wsEe seen
returning from Piks's Peak, many Of
whom we're Ia the msss destitute siscam-
sssnsss. ssass whO had asaampsed %
return, and whose pFavisions and zoasy
bad gisaa oua, lAg apon IAs read aide,
In tha noss aspl0rabls eoudition. Our
informant thinka many have and win
die of Starvation before they can gss Es-
lief. @#
Those Of the returning smigrants, with
whom he hAd any conversation, pro-
nOunssd Pixies Peak humbug, They
said, aFtsE aa exsninasiou Of ths satire
SOaassy. thai nothing could DO made
and 50 believing shey were attempting
To EstaEn to shs States. Upon thsss
statements many whO bad gotten as far
A. KeaEusy, were Induced to tufn back.
We learn, also, frem the same gentle
man, who got bis information from those
who we're rssurning that many Of the per-
sons WhOse appended 20 letters
which have been published and exten.
siyeiy sirenlaEed throughout the States,
Eiying sOSouats Of gold being found As
piks's Peek, aasly deny ever having
writes any sasA lekasFs,
Provisions, snywhsEs bstwssH Port
<earnsy aud the erossing Of the Platte,
Rsrs shsap-sslliag Ter almOss the same /
,rises thay de here. I
We would remark that the gedsleman
rom whom ths above news Is obtained,
% unknown to us, but seemed 10 be an
intelligent and reliable person. We
,abIish il as We gea 1t aud leave oar
'ssasEs to drag thsir own conclusion
rom his statements.
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~Ayoaax lsaly, tAia 9 Kiassaas, p some

R% 4 yoaRg lady. tAia EissEass, p some
waaG surprised her partner BY expressing :
dseide4 avefsioa 10 Spoastaehss. De being
pressed to give Asr reason a0f lt, she ~
fiEwt esusea 90 etsa 4~sess@u hy deet@ssHg
thai LADY needs 40 reason for disIiktHg
things. 0a being further questioned, she
giaaesd sIyly mialIeko, and than darling "a
arch look at hsr paFtneE's aAxioas face,
% which the most laxariant 0g m0slstaehes
had been cultivated, sha replied, with char
miHg aa4ge4te
y A@ell, don't mlna telling y0a. Il Ia
bee asisa they, Oh, % tickle ons, LaA4sH
Paaes,