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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-22
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-22
Observation-Disclosures.

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12
Pure, Fresh & Genuine.
MERCHANTS CELEBRATED
GARGEENG OIL.

FOR MAN AND BEAST, has been be,
fore the public for more than 20 pears
and In deserxsdly popular.
FFs@ DT. b. O. Nsmi, BwyTks, ESsBs.
have praetissd medicine in this coun.
try seven years, and eheeFfully recommend
your Gsrgifng Oil as the best Lininsnt ia
mss.
RTwsn UAzrlsz n. BueAss-, Sabmi6, Esaoa,
I have calls almost every day for Mer-
chants GaFgliag OH, and the imprassioH
seems to prevail very gensFally that moth.
Ing else win answer, the purpose. VIII
3 90 send me supply &c.
Fyvm GlsEIss 81 SpsAesT, GTiaHsal, Ieaea.
Since I introduced your medicine, the
sales have been good and are 90 the In
crease. Il gives universal Subtraction.
Fr0m J. r. ReAesTssa, Add, Eoaaa.
The GaTgiing obi 10 going on vsry fast
aaa gives unparalleled satisfaction. III
docs not require aay newspaper advertise
ment, as the public who use II advertise it
effsckuaIIY, pisaaa sand nae another box.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The omly genuine has &c W. Merchant,
Ls9sApork, n. T. p blown in each bottle,
and also haa bis signature otsk the cork.
- pamphiaeH kratzisousiy 9ushiahsd
BY agents with testimonials of its utility.
Ali oedara addressed II MxncHARTss
6AAeLIsn 0gl Co., Kcsl1poEt, N. -
- For sale By Druggists and MeF-
sass@ats a@a@xaftg, thHnnEA he United
Sk4tes, British Pusesssfona, and other
Countries. And BIZ Finley Gsasaman q
o., Council BlaAa, aad By ageaks In ell
towns Throughout tbs country. Wholesale
nh DC. LUnia, Burlington and In all large
eommsreiaI towas hy 8eaiess oE Medicines.
Neg. IT, 1858. 1y
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12


THE subscriber would respectfully In.
L fern tbs people Of Council HlnRs and
adjoining country, tbss be viii opsa Sc
lsct School In this CITY, o. Wednesday,,
tbs 2sth last. Ts1m ts consist og Twelve
weeks, ut the following rates per scholar /;
Spelling, Residing, Writing AID ~
Memtal ArikAmstic,a ssss > s.sss % DO
Engiish GRAMMAR, Geography a.
and WritteR Arithmetic. ..s... 9a0O
Algebra, History, PhIloscphy,
Botany, PhysioiOgy, Greek u
Latn Ora nmaT, t..sssa .svs - - 81 80
Al subscription TO be paid by ths aid
de Of the term, Fifty cents win % eaarg-
ed @aeh scholar additional Tor e0m&iaxan-
ciss. Nc deduction made bat BY snseial
agreement, or pFotraeted sickness.
The subscriber has devoted several years.
20 his profession, and Hatsars himsalf that
be can give geasrai saIisfscsion 10 his pas-
rons. Room Ia Old Odd Fellows Hall, Oh
Skukaman street
April IA, 1855 t. {. Q. AxTELxn
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12
STEAM FERRY
FLORENCE!
THE ssExHrSp FEW sTsAM FKRxY aoAx
MEIER A@RA M a

NEBRASKA No. q,
sHsssA IS nom nassaine. and Mn
q ezsse and sase Cppoeffs shaTA
at all hours, from sun gise tut son sst, mil
the eless e1AsyigakiaAs $
The NEBRASKA Ia q Sryt rate haaa
With powerful machinery, built ewnvesegg
for fsrrying on the MlaaoaEi River ever.
tang about her is new and In sxeailaat Or.
She will noe carry twenty-five wagon.
AMI teams at % tanae, nor TIVE hundrsa ksa1
60 cattle eut eaa conveniently carr six
IWagOns and teams at . tTip and eattIs 40
ether aeeck tie pFop0Fsion. - So
Ins k1ysr nc this polat IL only about sey-
en- aundrad feet wfde with RocK RoTrosr
ana fock bound shoxea On both a53ea usy'
kseaiy clean Of al obasxuetfons. and gosa
peg@aaeHs landings directly cnnazifs ssrh
othsr; consequently the boaE maEpa ~,
crossings IL less THAI minufs. - II =.
oundaneiy able to do all The Ferrvin~ Ehss
VIII De done at all points On ths MIsmos~i
atvsr above ths mouth Of the pia1tn a.
season. S~ 'AsA'
We do MOI, (lika aAa Omaha Ferry rsau-
pany call the attsnttoa Of the pubIlr b. :
time tablet we have noaes oa,r ehsTTnr as
Ws anasTstaaa il ohliges as 10 r1an ii III
times, from the Eiaang % tAs setting q ths
/ suns and We ara peTfeesly willing ana al
ways ready to fulkil those obligations "a H.
Iess&r IL a lone fooaman comes, we go
hin without delay. ~'N~''
The read 10 tbs Ferry on the Iowa ui5s
9 excellent, and from Florsnes to de plat1s
Valley, 1t 10 nanY miles nearer an3 sngeh
nsEseF thah any ether route.
The offleeFs and crew are akfIlfs,l. ur.,yssysa
and courteous, and wiIl al all Tines b@ fngnx
ready and willing to 10 do all In haafr Dow.
sr 10 accommodate and obligs the traFelfns
conan atty.
/ With all the above named advantzwam
and Sas fast that Cur ratss ara ksanEvsiivs
Per cent, Isss thaA those of Omaha ts.vTit
Wagon L span horses or yoks cattle. Is Is
Extra span OF yoke cattle, ......-...s 20 q
Carriage 4 span horses, ...,. ....s. 30 81
| noEss hnggy, $50. s... ...ss. .Y..s. 10 s.
4 Aan n hGrse, ss4s ss.r.s .s.... ....,.2 10 Ss
Eootmahy $3.50. .,.sss .ss.s. .4r.. SO
Gsttis, horses = nauies, per head, -. 10 "
i We eonhdsasiy lock for a share Of tai
i Pabhc patronage.
/ MITCHELL 4 BRADSHAW.
l. kioFsneas jsa 10 80 a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12
MEvv FEATuREs--ssru wEAR
az Tag
Cosmopolitan Art Association,

9ssfN8 NJ A&fE
palss6s PFsasass, &c.
TAis p0palax Art AaseciaEaon, noys Ia ii
sassh ysak 81 aapaRaiiea success, havlng ussa.
chased aid engrAyed on sksaI. Hsrgings
great painting Tue Village naskazalsia, Z
VIII Cow ISSUE eapIss to Subscribers onIy'
oa hsavY paAss paper sCxs8 IasEsas Ia shs
gaalewtng TarEa9 ~ Sab&cTFpgaaMs
Every person res ltkinR akFse &askagS, vii
feeslys copy u me aapaFE D eel EagTaw.
iaag, after Hasraagss eAEsarasad paassEng,
THE VILLAGE gskaMITH.
kzso . eany 81 he heaatafuI
COSMOPOLITAN Art JOURNAL,
All slsgaasly Illustrated naAsto Masassae
AaBe free ssaaen tickets ee aamssssloR e,
the Emse#gn Toe Dusseld0efS ana EsasRasa.
fs&lgsFasa d. ms Associated.
XlssFa vii Aise BE given 10 ~ sabseri-
heRs several hundred vaaaA Is . 81 II e. Axk
eszaprisiag Nae gllE psIn aea. Bsonse.
Sculptures, -. &e.s Eg0aa celebrated AL
EasE1sNa an8 Eagaias Agalmsa.
#mhs wEEa Ia rEea lsea - ID L an.
II 80. - 10 sAanang Iii 49, daaa slaa
paszaihf VII - ~ aszsaa Nj Asss iEsaEa.
K0E wi pazzss&ss ~ DsnsgaAsg An
4aszEsai prise So EasAs&s sasss ogszns
% s6sas 1Ifg s1 S.. 8 8. 4
1sslPk "a 8 Nskk q - 80 IS Il
80 80 d. II, Ass
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12
..-...., 300 -
CENTER DRAFT PL0WS.

receive per 6sHs s&eam boak,
"a - three Hundred Of RayssesI.
shrRksd Ceatsr Draft Plowa. They have On
kaad II Ne. ., Phoenix Block ,ons hundred
of these piows, which they wilfssEl 90 res.
sOnahls eerms, snd warrant than 30 do se1faz
work dian any otherpIow now In use. The
purchase money will be refunded In all cases
fall Satisfaction, after fair trial.
April Is, 1856. asst
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12
Cheaper sham tlae CAaapeasl
n D. Az Y.

~ I'd. A. m =, i.
nAS on hand 800 Stoves Of all descrit.
Ii lions, which he 10 bound TO asli. Gow
IL the time IL you want stoves ut Cost
Wholesale TO eoansTy Merchants a. eAeap
as Gao be got In 81. Louis, with fEaigaEE ID.
dad. We are hound 10 ssll--ay eraALkaRw
must and shall be paid Ia my motto.
B. ID. ANN q
anK gHK - =,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12
Sound the Horn !.
c. G. KvHM, 9. =. HAsaRmTy.
5 MUHw q MAGGERTw r.

I MUKa q MAGGERTW as
WOULD NEST respectfully tnSonn the
citizens Of Council Bluffs and vicinity that
thsy have epsaed .s $3.50 5s#
C0NFEo7YONARY ! FRUIT sTORE,
one door west Of tbs Peat OfR@s, whsss
they will keep eoassantIy On haEds all kinda
plain and fancy Candies,
RstsiHs, Figs. or&asss, Lsassns, Fabytsl
Eagitsa Eslasts, Alasa&s, Ss.-AIss,
lee CTsam sad Ss&S WaskT.
and naay ethsE articles too numerous IL
mention. Call snd Examine cur stock,
you visa good and frssh articles,
May %, ,ST-tf
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12
you've AMERICA
STEAM MILLS


THE undersigned have purchases, and are
4 now putting In complete order, the
steam FIGURING and Saw AGills, two mfiss
weat ST this city, formerly owned by tina
AsssTs. Jeareys, and win La q few days be
prepared to furnfsh any desired article In
Lumber, and also both merchant and eouh-
grinding, In fair, eqsikahls saa satis-
ary manner.
would s&y to the Farmers that ws
M do right, and not anly gain, bat
keep 'ustnm and good win. We wish
10 buy
S0@@ Bushels Of Whema.
nd an eqaal amount Of corn, fec which
sw1iI pay the highest cash price.
- 4 fret rate article Of Flour and
Meal will be constantly kept Ga hxnd for
sale.
BY industry, economy and . disposition
ever to ohlige, we hope to live and prosper
with the citizens Of this regioa.s
SILL l. TOWN.
juns-ls5s 49, Il
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12
TME GOLDEN PRIZE.
HLUsTRATEDll ILLUsTRATRDll

ILLUSTRATED ILLusTRATRD4It
The New York Weekly GoLpEH Para 4
is one of the largest and best weekly D..
pers Of the day. An Imperial Quarto con-
tanning sIgh pagss, or 6gsw sagmmas, Of en-.
teTtaining original matter and sseosmais
ILLUSTRATED every week.
A GIFT WORTH FROM 50 CENTS
TO $500 90 IN GOLD, will be presented
tn each subscriber Immediately On rseaipt
Of the subscription moasy.
O.
One copy, for year, 8z,D0 l. Gift.
0ue copy fer years, $50 Il stftz.
One copy fog ysars, 500 l. 3 Eiftss
One copy for 8 years, 500 L gifts.
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies / gssr, $1,000 gisss.
Five copies year, 500 l. gifks.
Ten copies year, 1900 4 ID gifts
Twenty copies year, 5000 a. I'll Rifes
The articles to be distributed are sosn-
pTised 10 ths following list
2pk'gs Of Gold, containing $500 each
do do do 300 each
10 DO do do 100 each
10 Patsot Levsr Hunting Cassd
Watches 100 each
30 Gold Watches rs saeh
% do 90 each
lOO 90 50 each
800 Ladies' Gold Watches IS each
200 Silver Hnt'g Caaed Watches % each
500 Silver Watches $40 to As each
1000 Gold Guard, Vest and
Fob Chains $40 20 30 each
Gold Loeksts, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear
Drops, Braaat Pins, CaE Piaa, Slsa~a Ras~
tons, Hings, Shirt fluids, Watch Ksys,
Gold aud Silver Thimbies, and a variety uf
other articles, worth Tram City esata 10
SIS each.
Immediately on receipt Of the subacrip-
Eiea money, the subssrfber's nane will Be
entered upon car subscription book oppo-
site number, aad the gift corresponding
with that uanber win be forwarded, with
in enc waeks to the subscriber, bg ms8 w.
ezpTsas, PSsG paid. @ u-. 4.'.- .-.
- All Communications should be I'D
dressed 10 " BECKETT & co.,
IS and 90 Me6at Building, $50 Broad
way, NeW York. =
"a" Specimen copies sent free. Agents
wanted mayS'5s~fy
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12
MaN6ssKaAMKss o. RERGEB0N.
PMENHx ROUNDR
p AM1
q Rwk@m EamRmN VIZ n - n

corner 81 SecoBs and Eaa&rTy SsFaesss
MsnnfactureB Of Pages and Childe PAL
snt Portable Circular Saw MigaM.
for Steam. Water or H0gse
Power.
THESE Mills will cut with steam power
l. from 3,00o to 10, 900 feet Of lumber per
day, varying as to power and kind Of tfna-
bes = with horse toweT thay cut from / 900
to 2, 500 feet per dsv, according TO kind Of
timber sawed. WiEhthe Double or Ghild's
Patent nil any sized lumber can be eat.
Having been engaged In the Construction
og thss~ mills Tor the past elsYea years,
and the demand goE them constantly IN
Ersasing, with our facilities for manufac-
saging and Improvements that have bean
made, we efsr them with the fullest conf-
dense ae their superior nd santagss eVsg ali
Others.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12

va ! !
Lid MARRAHTs Al kkcaAReE

AMwW wMMMAA 10 @ &&kssNM6k
EOuMEIL HLUFFM IOWA.
~ liz ak&snd to ghs ssseeflsn Ind locK-
WI kion q lands In Western Iuwa and
Nebraska the paYmenk. az taxes an lands
1oS non-FesidsaEs, and slaa ssalseEs1m and re-
miktaaes Of elaims. - i.
EFF ERENCESs
Bank VI Pittsburgh. ExehAags Bank,
Ms&sFs. Kramag q Rahms Mesara. Y. HoImaa
: Sons. willis ROesAs, Esa.s WIN. D. Pa.
SET Pittsburgh.
Mnaangahala Haak Ell HspwnsviIle, Fsank.
Lin Rank of Washingtsa, Pa.
Commercial i r. Bank at Baltimore,
HaasaAare SayaRgs Bank, Msasza. SsAnssen
n Bro, MASaxg. Robert Garrss q seas. I.
M&rsh Smith Ksa., Nathan Pussy, Esq,
Niles white, Esq., Baltimore.
gm0. Taomps0ns Esq, New Tegk.
MesArs. Calsh Cops 4 Co., PHILADELPHIA
Jms. ]. Andersen & Co., Mssara. Psgs q
aacoa, LokeE, Rsniek C Co, e, 4. Yiolsti
d Co.s Mesars, Bryan b Bre., Sc. Louis
Cook, Sargent 6 Downey, Hem, Wfl-
iiama Il Co Heyt Sherman d Co., Hon
TlseSs H Esmf0n, ir.s Iowa. IA
u. IL " TnBaFanes Co., ClaEk's Ex. Bank
Sa&sb BRnns ESQ., Hon. 9. r. Logan. Gel
jas. Williams, sprsngaelAy Ills.
Hens Wa. Brown, Hsns Richard Yataa
3. B klIisss, Rsq.. MeasEs. H. ?. aver
& Cas, Jacksonville, lila.
May 20, '57.ly 10
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12
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C0MwMGMANA G0K4
Gg4exss Bgsek, Cor. ID . Psrry &C..
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KwrNwNaD1A AIRED KM As6s&

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Mskhssa xkses. - /.
NJ. q PnAr9, pTug. ok PsnsAazsnip ana
nnpk -Kesplna. 80. ,-
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q s...aswge go n n mss4s y a IL Bwl
49, a.. .usa.a .naamw aAas ass-,
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12

ca SADDLE, BRIDLE
- - AND
aSmaw - azs@ur

Harness Mandatory
T3HE andersigned respectfully informs tbs
4 eitlzeus of Council Bluffs and suTrsun-
ding eoantry, that he manufactures tie
ahoss articles and keeps constantly %
hand ssoek and trimmings Of the best quail
ity.
Particular attention paid To CaTTtags
Trimming and spring Mattresses.
Those In want OF Taything la the asoye
line Of business, will Rnd 1t to their adyaa-
tagske call and examine my stock before
purchasing. 8. KHAEE.
sspI5-5T dly.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12
CARTER : coURTRIGHT.

a general assortment az Dry Goods,
Ready -mads Clathing and sammar Hata
fer sale by
CARTER d c0URTRTGHT.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12

I'd cox q ROBERTS
Patent TaaE@aaaeR a. Gleason
Tia increased demand for these machines
preye they ara growing daily In sayes WITH
the farmers. THAR sxtrens simplicity aud
durability allow Of thar being sadly man-
aged By the most unakillfal farmer, and
khsir eheapasss places them within tbs
reach Of all. We hope this season to be
abls 10 Ah orders on receipt, bat would ad-
yfas these wishiag 70 purchase to ssnd In
their exdsFs scan.
ThTeaharw without CissnsYs, Lever snd
Endisss Chain Powers, Corn Shelters, aaa
easkiMgz OF all xIada.
Orders respectfully seleakaa aRa
pgnmpsiy akksndea 10.
KIN GsIsANnS 4 FERGUSON,
margh24S 6Sm4 saint xspsaia. No,
]. y. sTUTSMAN. Agent,
6m Cesanea BIaiEa, Iowa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12

We eemmsRea tbs sale oe eur gcods this
Masks % AsszIa a& ms hAam wRsissaIs
k'Eaeses hsaav1as b. @slalnss ths Increased
e. Efsey aala will ~ sasaA 10 sailing By
te paeea Il tAs svale. - 80
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12

Besaaway, ..ssss.s ...... Council BanEhs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-09

Two white men, Clayton and Coleman, con-
victed of negro-stealing, were hung at Barn
vile, South Carolina, on the 25th ult. There
were about two thousand persons present at
the execution.
a boy fell through hole in the ice at Au-
burn, n. Y, and was carried thirty feet by the
current when he came up accidentally through
another aperture, and was then rescued
On Friday evening a miscreant amused him
self by riding in a Broadway omnibus, in New
York, and throwing vitriol on the dresses of
lady passengers, completely running several
valuable garments.
a portion of what was once Gen. Cass S
farm, which he offered to sell twenty years ago
for 81 800, is now in the heart Of the city OF
Detroit, and is valued at S3,000,000
The Hannibal and st. Joseph MO- Railroad
has been completed, and cars commenced run
ming regularly the first of March, bringing
Boston within three days travel of Kansas.
A negro boy, about sixteen years of age,
named Peter, was hung at GAINESVILLE, Texas,
on the 9th ult., for the murder Of his mistress.
1t is estimated that at least twelve hundred
sojourners left the Federal Metropolis between
3 p. m Of Friday and a. m. of Saturday.
Large numbers of shad are already caught
in the Potomac near Washington. Eels, suck
ers, bullheads and bow-fsh also abound in the
neighborhoOd Of the Capitol.
A Poser.-'It's not proper for you to play
at school, my dear, to-day, for it's Sunday
81 know it, mother" replied the little puss
"but it's Sunday-school Pm playing"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-09
New Hampshire Election The Republicans
Triumphant


CONCORD, n H., March Sour election
took place to-day for State officers, three MEM
bers of Congress, and members of the Leglsla-
ture. The weather was stormy. The vote Is
larger than it was last year
The vote in Concord for Ichabod Goodwin
the Republican candidate for Governor, is
1887 for Asa p. Cate, the Democratic candi-
date, 904-showing a Democratic gain Of 81
from last year.
In Manchester, Goodwin 1903, Cate lila
Democratic gain of 80.
Returns from forty towns give Goodwin
II, 143, and Cate 1921. Last year the same
towns gave Halle, Republican, 1882, and
Cate 7306-showing Democratic gain of IA
The indications from the First Congression-
al District are that the contest will be close.
Marcy, the Democratic candidate, runs ahead
of his ticket. In Portsmouth the vote was
Marston, Rep, III Marcy, Dem, 976-mak-
ing 242 gain for Marcy over the gubernatorial
vote.
Later.-Sixty-seven towns give Goodwin
1880, Cate 1888; Goodwin'S majority, 1861
los Republicans and sc Democrats are elected
to the House, and of the II Senators are Re-
publicans. The three Republican candidates.
Marston, Tappan, and Edwards-are elected
The Republican majority in the House will be
about the same as last year.
This ensures a complete Republican victory
DOVER, N H., March 8.-Stratford County
complete, gives Goodwin, for Governor, $685.
Cate, 2,677. For Congress, Marston, Rep,
1926; Marcy, Dem, 2,7l4. Marcy's majority
will reach 400.
NORTHUMBERLAND, n. II. March Sour
teen towns in Coos County give Goodwin
1912, and Cate 1880. Last year, 1855 for
Halle, Rep, and 1888 for Cate; Dem. gain, Is.
CONCORD, N. H., March 8-MidRight.-Suf-
ficient returns have been received to show the
success of the entire Republican State ticket,
the election of three Republican candidates for
Congress, and a Republican Legislature by a
very large majority
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-09
The Strikers.

ELIzABETHPoRT, N j., March 8.-The fight
has commenced. The Scranton men, on re-
turning from dinner, found that the strikers
had taken astrong position at the gate leading
to the docks. The Scrantonites approached,
headed by the chief of police and ten men, but
had hardly reached the gate, when the strikers
rushed upon them with stones and clubs. The
fight lasted thirty minutes, when the strikers
were repulsed and scattered in every direction.
During the melee, shots were fired on both
sides. The Scrantonites afterwards collected
together and marched to the docks without
stopping. Twenty persons were seriously
wounded, but none were killed. There will
probably be another fight this evening.
LATER.-The Difficult les have been com
promised, and no further disturbances will
take place. The strikers will resume work
tomorrow morning The Scrantonites have
returned to Scranton.
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Markets-NEw YORK, March

COTTON steady; sales $500 bales, Addng uplands at
l2fc.
FLOUR AND GRAIN. Flour-recepts 9ll0 barrels;
sales 1900 bbl State and Western unchanged and less
active; unsOund S4,25@5; Super State, S565S5S5; EX-
State. S6506I5; round hoop Ohio, S6,15g5S5; COM
mon to good extra Western S6,6596,S5 southern firm;
sales 1900 bbls mixed to good 62j6g6,65; fancy and
extra S6,7561o00 Canada super, nominal; extra $3.50
@7,50,
Wheat steady; sales $4,000 bushels; Chicago sprinee
Sll0: Milwaukee club. S35 Western red Winter, 81 q,
@l,5S; White Michigan, about $3.50; southern white
$50: white Kentucky Sl,s0 Corn quiet; sales 5000
bushels; mixed Western at SS9Oc, noInnal white
S5GS6: new yellow Jersey and Southern. s6@SIc. Oats
DUH Southern and Jersey, 5l054c; Northern and West
ern 5G@63c.
PROVISIONS Beef scady sales 1850 barrels country
mess SS50@s900; prime, s650@1S; repacked Chicago,
S39l Pork rmer; sales $50 barrels mess SIS; Sl1ol
for new sl737}@l7 45for old; prime, 329325 Bacon
$50 bbls, ll3@l2c Butter quiet; Ohio ll@lSc State
l7@e27c. Whisky steady sales 800 bbls at 2Tsc Rice
firm: sales l60 terces at 35c. Sugars steady; sales
$50 hhds; New Orleans 7lQl3 Muscovado 6s@f2 Coffee
quet sales; old Rio lOt@l2; Java l42@l5: St. Do
mingo 9g@9ac. Molasses unchd sales 300 hhds; New
Orleans 386140.
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Washington News.

The Senate to-day ratified number of trea-
ties with the Oregon and Washington Indians
also the Cass- Herran treaty, by a large MAORI
ity, after amending it by provision to the eff
feet that those who have not already presented
their claims may do so before New Grenada
shall take final action on the subject. The
treaty provides for the statement of all claims
against that Republic, including those prior to
the Panama riots. Gen. Herran is here, to ask
in return provision for the settlement of all
questions in which New Grenada is the claim
ant; among others, those relating to the tran
sit of mail matter across the Isthmus of the
tonnage tax. He has proposed liberal terms
for settling these in equity.
The Senate will complete all the business be-
fore it by Thursday.
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Boston Post Office Removal.

Boston, March S.-The meeting at the Elk
change, to-day, on the removal of the Post
Office, was presided over by Hon. John t.
Heard. a lengthy report, embracing the his
tory of the opposition TO the removal, and en-
bodying the facts urged against it, was read
and adopted. Addresses followed, by Messrs.
Geo. B. Upton, George Lunt, VIM. Schouer,
and others. A committee was appointed to
take such further action as may be deemed ad-
visable The meeting was largely attended,
and the feeling expressed strongly condemna,
tory of Mr.. Postmaster Capen's action in the
matter.
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LocKPoRr, N. Y, March 8. The foreclos-
ure suit against the Niagara Falls Water
Power Company, came on to-day for trial be-
fore Hon. James Hoyt, as sole referee. The
suit was instituted by the bondholders under
the mortgage upon the lands and canal of the
company. Horace II. Day of New York,
produced and proved $4,000 Of the first
mortgage bonds, being all but $4,000 of such
bonds An order was made requiring the hold.
ers of the second mortgage bonds to produce
them before the referee, and a further hearing
was granted till the 18th of April next