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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

Tho Rospagsil IN reply 90 our re.
marks last week relative 10 the sxzav-
agancs Of the Black Republican party,
and as a sort Of an offset 20 the charge
that the Black Republican party have
increased che State Indebtedness from
$4,000 70 considerably over half q
million Of dollsrs, requests Us 10 givs
our antecedents, ''nss forgetting the
part wO took in flcbing large sums' Of
money from shs United States Govern
msnt.a
Here our down town Black Repabli-
can honest ~ contemporary inslnuatss,
for be dare aoa charge openly, that ws
have aver had single dollar Of Govern
msnt money IN our ban1s that wss not
properly accounted for and paid oUsy
according to laao Ebat we have wrong
fully tsken from the Uu:@s ID States Gov
ernmens Large sums" Of money By
making this false and ElAndegous insin-
uation against as, the Editor hopes TO
draw the attention Of the people from
the fact Of the iacreass Of State indsbt-
sdnsss under Black Republican rule
Hs virtually pleads guilty to The charge;
but attempts 10 ring IN SET OF by In
sinaating that We alehed large sums
&uats So TT~s*nA asna~n
II il we're true that We had taken mil-
lions from Ghs United Sta ties, it would
not release the Black Republican party
from It's responsibility TO ths people ;
bus bow utterly hopeless must be thsir
case whUn they are forced 10 rely upon
such set-oE aad when the cass is axAn-
ined no such set-oH exists.
We had expected thai in shis oommu.
nifty whsre ali the facts are known, that
no one would be found 50 Ioss to every
principle Of manhood and honorable po-
lisical warfare, ~ 20 make auch base
and false insinaation against rs, as is
contained IN the last Nonyareii. VS.
will SAY for the information Of the Edi-
sor OF the KOapdresi, that We have not
flehed any sum whatever from the Uni
ted States Government, and We dare any
rssponsibls mon 10 MAKE ne charge IN
direct and tsRagstakabis terms agaia4l
as.
Ii conclusion We viii say 10 the Edi-
cor Of the Aoaparsil, Il be hSs any char
gas 90 make againss o., make them 10 !
manly way. Les them be direct and 10
The poias--dsn't pas forsa sasaking me
sinassiOns. Be maniy, saY what Jon
have . say ahons u bsldly and pOin-
sedlys aonsE insinaats aAa leave your
uassasng % 81 lntsFpsssa By oshers.--I
Whsa yoa lake thai coarse, Ne sAalI re-
gard zen " > sold man, evsn a We eAa-
nes endorse the hoasssy o. jour motives.
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recent dssisioa 81 ths uaited States Dis
sFios Coert, il will aot anly appear tAat
We are aes ) aIShsF frem tbs Unlted
States Government bus lhas tho Cor.
ernmsns i sSvkRAL raousA&p poLEAss II
Oua pasr. Do yoa mind 4aas, nssgh-
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

- 4 laay ASKED . mfniasag wigeahss
. person mighs aos Be faad q dress and
Ornaments wishaat hsing pFsud. sfMsd.
amss 2 said the miniaaaE, aswhan yoa SEQ
tas saxas tail peapiag ams 81 shs hoie,
yoa may be sure the car = wlshin.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20
Paaase ceaatry aaaasreaf.

Platte C@amaTy naasrsaaa.
TIE stockholders Of shis Uompany met
yesterday, ~ noticed By rs, end slegssa
the following Beard 81 Directors:
w. QasoKs, IsaAzL 8, PAKxRg.
Jsas UuRD, VI. L. IaygsR.
RicA,p A. pAAK, JowK 8. KaILoaa,
~ j. kAaEa b. u. HsArn@naR,
II. 3. PkIws3.
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Taos. y. k@fAnee was eA@HAea Amgli aoR.
JuaS gavzaAscz, Chief Rnginaas
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

We wtsh 10 trade lmmAeg ksx Corn sa4
Fe9ng seocky os sSg any ss ths Proaasa
81 me Farm. Iune Q, 1853.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-20

i tAs saSssysiGns&. certify taAG I am vcyssaa Isz
acquainted With TIE affair bsszean C, Co.'S Esa
md ase Mr.. AstSS 4bsat zhI1a an article ApsssFVd
IN tba HaNks5e, sad Afterwards IN lhs Giskz a asa
An pFrpsTed 20 pro2SG1cs ths SAGE "a uamllIg ztra
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Cole and asked fof moaeY, stasatns gaa8 be was eus
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Afterwards aszfszd The Eab=egipsaaa papr referred
o frrs ~ saagEa, EVsiiaz dszn The % 30 ia Elna
Ne hAa paid. D. MQRRTs
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16

FRASKLN.-Moore. 322; Wells, %; Hyams. 2s5::
Ray, 254; Hardy, 800; Blake, 229; Semmes, 322 !;
Durant, 226; Robertson, 322; Watson, 227; Ander-
Jones, S2e; Landrum, 203; Rapp, ISL: Lott 255'
CoNconD1A.-Moore, l62 Wells, ll5; Hvams.
15 ~; Ray, lss; Hardy le3; Blake, lo9; semmes
Defreeese, l66; Perkins, lls Avery, l61; ,Cuny
Ill; Montgomery, 1856: Goodrich, So
CALDwELL.-Moore, 345; Wells. loo; Hyams.
24 ~ Fay, lso; Hardy 1913; Blake. 50 semmes
derson, 50; Defreese, $40; Perkins, So; Avery,
332; Cuny, 100; Landrum, 1885, Jones, SIS Mont
gomery, 1876; Goodrich SIS.
RArIDEs;-Moore, S92 Wells, 612; Hyams, s74 {;
Ray, G2l Hardy, ss9; Blake sol Robertson, s9l !;
Anderson, 44o; semmes, $50 Durant, eS2; o De,
freese, sss; Perkins, 622 Avery, sss Cuny, sos :
Landrum, s9s; Jones, 362 De Russey, $50; Tier.
man, n 53G. Messrs J. G. Wise, F. NJ. Clark and NJ.
+: n smart, Democrats are elected to the House.
c. N. Hines, District Attorney.
AscEssloS-1I -1Iqjorities.-Moore 200, Hyams 214.
Hardy 2o3, Semmes $50, Robertson 327, Defreese
246, Avery 246, Taylor SO, Weghtman 5s, Kent
Clerk.
sT. MARTIN.-Moore 663, Wells ass: Hyams 659,
Kay 4S7; Semmes 652, Durant 1885, Robertson 6s3,
wa watson ol 4l7 Defreese 656 Perkins 4s4 Hardy
Welghtman 46s; Taylor 6G4, Nichols 40. For
senator-Fuer 65G, Moore 577, Boden 27.
WEST FEL1cIANA.-Moore 256, Wells lis: Hyams
262, Ray III; Hardy 2s2, Blake lO7; Semmes 25s,
Durant ll5; Robertson 256, Anderson 100; De.
treese ee 256, Perkins llo; Avery 263, Cuny l0s !;
u DAVIDSON 26S, Common %; Kent 1852, Yeiser lO4 !;
Phillips 23S, Ledoux 1873.
LAFAYETTE. 277 Wells 5 Hyams 277,
Ray 4; Hardy $50, Blake l. semmes 27s, Durant
8 Defreese 27s, Perkins 81 Avery 27s, Cuny !;
Bragg 25s, Weightman s: Landrum 27s. Vincent
Bertrand, Dem, is elected to the House.
- ST. CH4RLEs.-Moore 50, Wells 50; Hyams SO.
ar,1y- plo1-o IN O. oS
60; Robertson IS, Anderson 67 Defreese SO, Per-
H kins 81 Avery So, Cuny 50; Kent l6'; Bragg 66 !;
Weightman So; Taylor 81, Nichols S. L. Mon.
grue, Opposition, is elected to the House.
n 81; JoHy.-Moore 24s, Wells ia; Hyams 24l,
Kay ll6; Hardy 24l, Blake III; semmes 24l, Du-
rant ll3; Robertson IA Watson 81 Anderson SO !;
Defreese 24l, Perkins llG; Avery 24O Cuny ia !;
Taylor 1885, Nichols IT'S, Brag los, Weightman 81 !:
Kent III; Loughborough 2ls, Hollingsworth l42.
sr. MARY.-Moore 465, Wells 2Ol Hyams IA,
Ray 2o4; Hardy 45S, Blake 1888; semmes 1876, Du.
rant 223; Robertson AGA, Anderson 1913; Defreese
457, Perkins 2O3 Avery 4s9, Cuny 1874: TAYLOR sol
Nichols l69; Bragg 457; Weightlnan 1874.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
TALK ON CHANGE,

There was some moderation in the tone of the
weather yesterday. The talk was, that the sugar
cane has been seriously injured, and lower esti-
mates follow this extreme early cold SPELL Of
course, there was marked stiffness in prices
among the gimlet rangers yesterday. There was
not sign of rain yesterday. The sun in the morn
ing and evening was particularly noticed but
rain may follow the moderation, as the barometer
indicated something towards decline. It is
hardly necessary to repeat the talk of low water
and difficulties of navigation in the Mississippi and
all its tributaries. The Western merchants and
dealers, however, put good face on the Interrupt
uon and as they are not in the habit of advancing
on crops to grow, or on grain and breadstuts stor
ed away in the interior they can philosophically
Withstand the delays of navigation However, the
ooats from the West manage to work along with
good supplies of produce, which keep the stocks
on Ichoupitoulas, New Levee, Poydras and Fulton
streets well supported, and ample for the regular
demand and trade from Alabama, Georgia and
Texas, which, by-thebye, is not large at this mo-
ment. There is more activity on the great levee-
cotton is being hurried shipboard as fast as the
twenty steam presses can move it.
There were the usual gatherings on Carondelet
street yesterday after the sun got well up. There
was also more doing in cotton, the sales exceeding
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
State, the Engineer, the Canal Commissioner, and
the State-Prison Inspector, is still in doubt. .l

.,.. JUDICIAL TICKET ELECTED.
Appeals Judge-Henry Il. Davies, Republican.
Justices Supreme Court. VIM. II. Leonard,
Dem. z. VIM. W. Scrugham, DEM, (probaby.)
.. r. W. Peckham, (probably) 4. Augustus
N. Parker, Rep. 7. Addison T. Knox, Rep. s.
Martin Grover, Rep.
LEGISLATURE
sEaAToRs ELEcTED.
First District-Edward A. Lawrence, Democrat.
Second District-Thomas A, Gardiner. Democrat.
Third District-Francis B. Spnola, Democrat.
Fourth District. Mcleod Murphy, Tammany.
Fifth District-Bernard Kelly, Taminany and No
zart Hail.
Sixth District-Benj. F. Manierre, Republican
Seventh Dstret--Richard b. Connolly Tam
many and Mozart Hall.
Eighth District-H. D. Robertson Republican
and American Fusion.
Ninth Dstrict-Joseph Davis. Republican.
Tenth District-John Larroway, Democrat,
Eleventh District-,John II. Ketchum, Republican.
Twelfth District-Vo Volney Richmond, Republican.
Thirteenth District-AndrewJ j. Calvin Democrat
Fourteenth District-Joseph II. Ramsay, Repub-
lican.
Fifteenth District-Willam G. Wait, Republican.
Sixteenth District-Nathan Latham, Republican
= Seventeenth District-Charles c. Montgomery,
Republican.
Eighteenth District.-James A. Bell, Republican.
lican.
;. Twentieth District.-Francs NJ Rotch, Repub-
Twenty-frst Dstrct-Andrew S. Warren, Re.
publican.
Twenty District.-Allen Monroe. Repub-
lican.
Twenty-th District-P II, McGraw. Rennbli
can majority $500.
Twenty fourth District. Lyman Truman, Repub-
lican.
Twenty-ffth District B. Williams, Re-
publican.
Twenty-sixth District.-Thomas Hillhouse. Re-
publican.
Twenty-seventh District.-Samuel H. Hammond,
Republican.
Twenty eighth District. t.-Ephraim Goss, Repub-
lican.
Twenty-ninth District.-Peter P. Murphy. Re-
publican.
Thirtieth District.-David H. Abel, Republican,
Ihifty-firs Observation-Disclosures S. Prosser Repub-
lican.
Thirty District.-Walter R. sessans, Re-
publican.
The Republican majority Of the Assemblymen
elected is very large. .~..
The Sun has the following remarks:
The returns, though not complete are sufficient
to warrant the assertion that the Republican State
ticket has succeeded-a portion of it, however, by
greatly reduced majority, as compared with last
years vote. That portion Of the ticket voted for
twenty thousand majority whilst the portion OF
the Democratic ticket adopted by the Americans
Is only beaten by some five to seven thousand
The entire vote shows falling off from last year
In this city alone the poll is about seventeen thou
sand below that of 1858. Then it was over seventy
thousand; now it scarcely reaches fifty-four thou
sand.
The Legislature is Republican in both branches
and that party have also elected their Judge of the
Court of Appeals. In this city, the Democrats
have elected their Judges Of the Supreme, Supe
rior, Common Pleas and Marine Courts; also three
of the four Senators, and thirteen of the fourteen
Assembymen. The vote on the State Loan is
small, but the majority in its favor is large.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16

double the quantity of Monday BY the way of
Charleston learn of the loss on the Florida coast
OF the ships Charles Crocker, Eliza Mallory and
Hillberg. This last vessel it is presumed, is the
line ship Heidelberg, which was cleared hence for
Havre on the 23d inst. by Messrs. Baxter, Lowell
Co., with 34l9 bales of cotton. The ship Charles
Crocker was cleared for Liverpool by Knox & Co.
on the same day, with $3.50 bales of cotton and so
hogsheads of tobacco. The ship Eliza Mallory was
cleared by Cammack & Converse the 26th of
October for San Bias West coast of Mexico, with
1923 pockets of cotton or half bales.
The Asia from Liverpool of the 23th ult. arrived
at New York on the 18th. Her adyices was laid
before our readers yesterday morning The quota
tons for Middling Orleans were 3d. and not I'D,
dispatches said. OF course, it is unneces-
sary to pay much regard to the political ntelli-
gence. 1t is nearly repetition of surmises and
rumors. But one thing is pretty positive, trouble
can be snufed from the movements of Mr.. Napo-
leon the Third, that is, by those who after bor
rowing trouble. The sales of cotton for the week
ending on the 28th were large, say ss, 900 bales
The sales for the corresponding week in Oct, 1885,
were 80 700 bales. There tolerable fair sup
ply reported at sea, (50,000 bales of American) to
which we can add the following table, giving the
clearances for Great Britain since the 1st Of Sep
tember last to date of yesterday, with the number
of vessels the berth at all the Southern ports for
| thn 1ast ton yaar fhn rpid aofN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
C last ten years on the middle of November

Complaints are daily accumulating of the great
drouth, which has prevailed for four weeks. The
last rain We had in this vicinity was on the 10th of
October with slight sprinkling on the 22d-not
sufficient to lay the dust. The for gathering
cotton has been remarkably prosperous, and no
complaints of the yield have been received from
far and near, excepting from some of the old worn
out lands in the parishes Of East and West Fell
ciana, and from two or three counties in Missis-
sppi the land having been worn out quarter of
century ago; yet, good crop, or nearly an
average one, has been gathered. The planters ap-
pear in most every section to be well satisfied with
returns, both in the yield and the market prices,
and many Of them anxious for a few more
descendants of, real Africans to aid in develop
ing the many acres of land now waiting to be
brought into cultivation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
FURTHER BY OVERLAND MAIL.
Appointment of United States Senator.

Sr. LOUIS, November l5.-By the overland Cali
fornia mail of the 2lth, which has now arrived here,
we have accounts of destructive fire which nearly
consumed the entire village of Yreka. The fire
occurred on the 22d ult The loss of property is
estimated at $4,000. Many poor families were
burned out, and much suffering among them is an
tcipated
Rich silver mines have been discovered near
Fort Tejou.
1t was reported at San Francisco that Governor
Weller would appoint United States Senator, to
fill the unexpired term of Senator Frederick, be-
fore the sailing of the next mail steamer for Panama.
1t was the general opinion that the Governor
would select Senator who was not closely allied
to either of the political parties and thereby render
the chances of his own election by the Legislature
more favorable.
The officers, crew and passengers of the ship
Mastif lost all their effects by the fire which de-
stroyed the ill-fated ship.
Ex-Governor Ransom, the receiver of public
monies, died at Fort Scott on the goth ult