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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06
Naxx Tia ranEa.

On and after Tuesdsy, jana 2Iss, IN.
I'll further notice, TFaias % the Barring
toR and Missoari River Railroad, win
Leave and arrive as follows:
Leaves Burlington, TOO 3. IN; az
rivss Is Agency City, u.s0 an. .
/ a,ss ssa 7 aoEAa RAEgs
Leaves Agensy City, 40 .. nj az
riysa ~ Baaington, e.3S.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06
REGULAR ST. Joe h ON AHA PACKET
wa gAMPRELL,

VIII laaya 81. Ioasph svsxy A.
Tuesday ae O'Clock 2. NJ.
CD arrival Hanafhai O. &C. n
yosspA Railroad from g. Eaasn,
For Eowa polnk, Forrest Cskv, Whiss
Cloud, Rnla. WEanabago. AFa9p. Be.
SeephsHs San Francisco, NsulAha, Brown
gtilg Gsasxa, La1desA Mshgaaha City,
Beck Nlafs kssAEAhssns RiaitamsanaA,
pssfae CITY, Sc. Mary. Believes. Coun-
eli Bluff and 0msha.
Returning Isasss Couneil Klgfs every
s2Mv Maxnlng at 7 a. b. eonnsetiag
Il &c 1aaaea wash HaEaib&i Railroad for
n NenAm ~ Marsh and South.
M Tickets for sala oa board
za May H. 50, sm
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06
- Mex9 81 go.

Ths sisas 10 rapialy advancing whsn il
win hs Assesssty " take some aetiys
unsasaFes 10 relation 10 sha Aaldiag II
TIE neat Fair. Now il che simsso sslsse
the rais ggouads ~ nsks prspasass0a
EOE ksasisg shsaa. Lamhse il shaap sad
labor lsws and We - zee no COED reae-
o. Wlg pesaswastanIs sAoaid nss bare
- good FaaR kseua&s and ~ sell ssaesa
and improved - ether rounstss Ms
aesleed thss Maaisen Co, has . Fails
ground fsnssa mssh : coed Oh ssuees
why sanass Postaw sssasais 90 10 sazssIs
thiaEs ms gassfsss asriug sAa Fair
wpald nearly pay for shs fsnssns. 10
shs gronnd Be xsnssa and les sAs gaae
faas pay kas dong u Il aaa BE- daas A
alsass hasiag ne mAassr u sAargs 81
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06
Change A. Caey Government.

Change in Gkey GoveRmMaeHts
At the last meeting of the City COun-
ell, Mr.. G. VooRHIs rendered his gsaig-
aasion - City Recorder, aud Mr, T. P.
TRxVxoR, was elected IS his successor.
sAMuKL KNKPFxR wAs elected Alder
nan src>u the Third Ward, rice 7. P.
Tnwyxnz- xas,iRnad. s.r@ 5.- -... ..
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06
n a. M. assalroaa

The work 81 shis end o. the Eouts ia
progressing slowly. We understand
thai the fsrce has been doubled wisain
the last few days, and BOW we may LOOK
for the wayk be progress mere rapidly
.stGrsy hairsS may Gene 10 lime yst,-~
DOn's Let any enc prophecy to the ssR-
kgaxy. zr s H. g ass as4#
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06

A ToN&HAwx FouEp IsarnE 4 Saw
Loo. ~ Tbs Meesrs Gibson, who ewA .
saw-mih IN the nsigA bOEhood ef CAlsdo-
MIA, vera sngaged few dsya age IN saw
ing pine icg about two fest and a bali Ia
in the center Of the log an Iadiaa tomahawk
In the eye Of which wssa piece Of roktsn
wood, . part Of its former handle. The
log vas other wise perfectly sounds-Ham-
tlseH Caaads Spectator.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06

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go 49, q aay
@~ea1g -
nE%ss1 3 ], -
T0 IN 4 sAs4 1870
on cured - - . sszss y ~ fasa
in sas 4zsszsa fsssva sisl Z gu
Ia sss assasass In sAsaass q isaT Es.sisaR.
81 - kzsx Ea.
Dr. gsssa i saa Il 10 aaaas Akaass
n TAwA 4 assAaas gsasA - ~
ensvuR Elseszae E,I - a
weir sssa pxeraa = hsss
a kansas gles, amya ssas wasa IS MT saaps
~ two - sAess wssAs fspaA Asisslgse
paia. taasAs ns gos ~ sksss i ~. shllsa's
Risclrie On which aavG haT aEaaA sslaak
Ask NJ. Mawaamhs pgspEiesss - OszA-
nsreial H0ssRg TDss Isyhas - 4 g.
oldest ahhagisa ass q Kapsea sllsys saz i
Lady vita enc belts as 81
Read what Dr.. ]. O BssaR sssys as 81
oas IL the fasae naeA "a gVassaas ahsi kssps
aslazxs aEmg ssass1 M s
sssa5aa Wxsrear, LAY xis 49,
scaas two years SO lear "A lals Rsss
was after esufnsmsne aksashaa wiah ~ |
aammataan Of ses = kha hrsaskas wAleA /
fsg asvaaaa daya Fsaaaksd AL Ms aaaaal ssaAs
sdlss In such eassss me swslliag and
sOrsnssa Naass 60 "A ~ assaa Z I'D |
witnessed. "a waa imaamsa - try Dr..
swltA's Esesxae On, sssd was rsfsscsly mas
I Il snd llsassa to bad II - a ~
sfs fss sppIisasiaas TAI iaAs aaEsasss and
swslitng bad sntiwsly sahsidsd. @
$50 =. 0. Eoass, Druggist
Brs Smiths Electric Oh Il ~ saliy gee.
ains Ii khs wofid The prOof iss that al
khs axsr Dostors and Druggists sAr - |
over their owp signatures, DR., sEaitA y /
now In town ana prepared t. Rset any
statement. 81 as9HG5$
CovmcrE BEUrys, May as. '5s.
have seen several psrsoas wtio have
been bsnsfttsd By using DR., smita's Else-
tEie Oil n r. sseazs 2. b.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06

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informed from sources = VINES - nsVe
Kaaa sssaaasase sissss : Diseases aaa sofss
e eis class, mas had been aafglng
aany ysAsss kespAsg shs sress u |
e&saeant paaMs aga ID Mass ilisasaa
e8ssssskion. hsve hseI AFEsA pryAn = few
- ~ ~. ~,o,,.aarsal a;siasaat..a
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III Assss 80 50 20 aass
charge whish would be dangerous bal,
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06

- CAUTION None are genuine
unlsss the words ssHslIs6ag, Has Rsvk sad
Laadsm,s ars diseaTnable as WEssr-wsrk
In every leaf of Tia book OF directions a.
round cash pot or box; ths same may be
plainly seen by holding the Leaf 10 the fight
a handsome reward will BE- gisea 10 any
one rendarfng such Information a. may
lead 10 che detection Of any party nF parties
eounterfsikiRg the medicines or EazaaiRx kAe
same, knowing shsm to be spurious.
80 Sold ut the Manufactures Of Pro-
fsssoe HoLLowAY, so Maiden Lane, New
York, and by all respectable Druggists and
DsaseFa In Medicine khrouzhGak Lbs united
statsa aGd the civilized weird. Ii pets at
rs cents, So cants, and 81. .'.. Z F..5ss
- There il considerable AaTing b. -.
king the larger sIzes.
N. B.--Direetiena for the guidance Of
pasaaass in sxsry disssdsr Afixed to each
pot. juns 8, 1859
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06
Sam roaaA.
wRKKLY KxyTzw on raz coUxum nEgsss
wAwwWgs

W&&&AK MMYkAW w TH8 D0GAllM MLaEA&
TAs wsathsv haa bess pssasaaa aaa agy aagsng saa
pess wsss, Kad passaeas qala sfiak. RmIgEsaks
Ass esaStns iaas ms essy irons essrT aaartsEs ehs
Eseatss ROzsIoa Of whsm sss hoaad asF UsaA ana
uaiiseEnAs. Gsfu Rst Bold ~ ara ~ lass wssk
yss gre have nss alsaraa psg aatatioas-faEgs shtp~
meats q CsFa Asya easa aase o ppFss ss1Sw during
ia wass. and lasxs asAaaGsssz ssssght n a4llg
% tAza ks ssssk 90 Aana u nas aAxassIaAsd " ne
sAipaseaEa. sxKAazxns hse azzaxiaa aaa aseAzslas
daily aasa sEusshtsaz asw.
BEs0un saaaalns azmg sHssenns 81 Eea4s Mllsa,
s4yas aaes ass@as aaanssT asana. Sa.sss vith =
MA saypss il kssF&AA
sUua<wHnAg pEogA aAs asslansa arg SEATS
par haaasea We asw qassa q 81 % wisa saaa sap
wHKAT remains ara IA sag fagasr suaassisas,
sad hss agsss esssax ID.
0A8S hsyaaasAsesss ws aew sasEs pgisas aESsGss
81 NC pa eashaa.
suansiases Il ia hsagkas taszs Assaa nsw srsm ar
/ VI o savanagSssa eaassaaa, lsaaass IN ssaFe w
asss gsisas aFzasse q zoe saa ssaanssg as saa se
wasAsA-~GasA
P0xAxpsS So ssases 40 u asmaass ne sassu
ssaa Essa ~ assss W. taasA ssaFaaAg d aaaaEsy.
wEEsmBg avs u aas zee saaaaa wfsh haa~s
sEpsgs i mexaak
oogRma ssa sUa&lR Fsmaaas sFa ii so asgasss
amusa &6aas
aa0ammaHa samssss sss aasa ID sas ssssass ssaAas
sasas-ssesa sagpaF ~ maaEase
| BARg ~ Bepas aeas ass y aosa asslaaa
! HgsEaa - pes sssssaa aassassssy sse ~ peassa.
i masss8 In - ausase
l maxE aA ~ y ~ sssast II u 80
y EssaasA sA As zse sstzAlaas, ADJ u asst srsza
i b Il 81 u - AAsssssa assa
m4x wsa eursa, pealtss ssssa 81 ~ saA Tszassas
snd Msasagtan gsaas III Rag ssas
6mgogMMa 80 sNsm1s u aaaaaaa4 M hgsmg axsaa
Y Il, ~ ~ @ - esS aaaaa.
4 4 1855 s----44esv-s~ssasas eas.s.-eAs--es
j ksmaahms KE@Kaa ~ = - @ma ~ msAs
d M@M@mzs
uxnw egsmzs ksS ss@ lsaasa 81 gaaaa Sms. Sass
s3sa sasa Ssssaa els Ysas ~ aEan eeana ass1n ea
u -. ~ sssss
noAsAs sAnsang y vss@s Hsps - y -
Il sssps. SECS azssa sslae Aisl2 - ~ -
"a 9w0 10 80 N i Go b u4ssAsss assA - wlx
4 sgaa 80 asas assazs asaspsaaa oasas asaS
1 wasaas sssassA asean zee y Sos $50
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06
rae Rxess ~ k H. Hzw
4 sossesponasas y - Nahrasa I'M
NsSs, wzisiag from q. Jossphs Mo-
paya Ne kpIIaws eesaplim y 10

" AT Coanesl Blaaas just opposite, we
havs she old and reliable BsgIs, blowing
lss uatss Load and long and full Of pluck
soa 4Aa minap, and al hak tends a DE-
ssIsp - Il 80 nd eapsS
pf shA ssS Ne sss, sdi&ed p
Joe Johnson ID always fall Of the 6csaOn,
facts and lowers, Joe IA eoskisal, Eiehs
rare AID Eacy, snd haa sSszy SdjseAays
In TIA aslish Language hssnesssd saaay,
sssa Is sa a. = = ghEns spsss.
Ths hoaparssl il little boyiahs bat
doing much 70 adxsnsa ahA saassasss IL
western Iowa. Il 10 edited ably, With
AExassss aa GOOD sse ok juds-
saanK -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06

/ nays }mst Fsealvsd and @@emsa M ~
sore soezss fFsaA mma 'Ssasscs aaass3ananA
g kaaally a aakS rsasasasssss wh1ah
4 wa asaB eaAsMaAak kamm any sszeg hss
In Ia eakya ~ amaha = 8 s. 4 -
tavs Hla 80 Ard sxamlAs my stssA
and pEseea
Nay IL isss.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06
paLEs ANB RIsTwLA.

Every form and feature of these pFeFa~
lent and stubborn disorders iA sFAdieated
locally and entirely By ths use Of this en-
client; warm fomankakions should pFseeda
It's application. Its healing qualitiss will
sa found 10 be thnrUash aAa znvagAaAas.
Bed Che OhaaaSma a,s5 Pix sAsua a. maaa
$H n tie Eessassaa aasss; - 81
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06

CAazieals, psrfamsEY, Surgical Tn@sga~
msats, Paiats. 0Glss Dye &knss Co.
pal and Jxkan VAxAfeA, Faint
1gsisassas PHkky, saaA
aes@ maa sesaRss Gxmae
q AL slzss. Also, Pure nsxmatsm, @lmass
AlgaAsls Waaa@xTs f2hsesa eli, Laazs
81 BE- 4 Nss&k vagasky = Mssasas g
aid Fmssg EsonAas nSuaasas - ~
kinaas Ras Evggy ltanha, 81 ali ~
ktn&aaa gpsd sssek ct Saa- -
ti0nsgv sas a&s
4egatAaT with Q grsak vARtsky s3 akesstA8
sailed IN ia waaas - kaney II @asu
mMxse sea ksk
FAysaesaAs ana esassrs kKs ssspaslz
taviksd 10 call aAA sxagsiae ,pag sAaek Il.
fee@ maakza@ sAszH paassaa3sss zaa
tAs sew ss0rss sA&a 81 80 aslaam AaHSszsss
askzSa sa As4am&isn mzwam ss $500
40 pSaamFSpaa@Aa Ma6a ksmz1S TmSaS9km
~ Nesds ssagFaaae& pagA asl 5zsssssaa
Eaamas EJ@aa 1917
n = .SfE :
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06
A~Tane % Crimae and HoFror.


A%TaAe % CRtmAe and HOEK0E&
i PAyaisssH Csaasias Fsyssyv-A tfsmpt 10
Pasaaa tAs PFssesatiMg 4atsFney~-isasclds
81 ~ FAgsssssa.
We are informed by gsgtienan from
Head eFw0n Of enc Of the most deeply tfag-
Ieal events that hAs ever occurred In our
Skats. ss
some time ago DR.. A. !. Morrison, Of
tAas place. waa prosecuted for forgery, and
deaiFUas Of ressnging himself on ths pros
scouting attorney, who was aetfye In all
the measaxea agslnws him, be attempted to
procure his deash by poisoa, For this
purpose be snpaeyea HarYison, negro
waiter at che Haneoek House, and snga-
ged bis services 10 sansumste his dswiAash
Inssasions Tue servant was 10 place the
pxussasAaei& In The so6ee Of Mr, John e.
Axnold, bal instead Of eallAlsing the ar
rangsnent, he informed Mr.. a. ce The cen
spfFaey against his life.
Not discourse sd by his first failure, Or.
Magga@pn gmRe kAs asgxa another dose u
the deadly poison 10 place Ia piats Of
TaspbsFrfsH which be was to hand Mr. Ar
neI0 Bat the honest aervEnt boy again
inEofmgd Mr.. A., and then arrangements
we're mAds feg sh4 detection og this woEse
thmn Bdggisn conspiration,
At ! ae3saln ttsss be vas 10 gre Harri-
aos 4 third potion, sVidensing . cool and
malicious deksrminatioa h destroy ths hi
that III viliaiay might Be thoroughly sx-
poised % spEapesens witnesses, and bis hal-
llsh plans s0iap Iaspiy frustrated, ) hole
was bored thfouh tie ceiling, 81 that per-
CONS b tAe nppsk khambsr might notice
Il
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06
Iamd Rmeerea.

Amoaak Of Land catered at che Land
Ofios II this City during the week an
ding Juns 8, 1859. s..es.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06

il hs #salA szks aAszs sadaszx, ssplIsS.
Dwink Ii i 6f@WA u ssfzss sasEsxs 81
snahzs 10 sake sesns fo9 4. - azalasss
ssmn aiksa5s full.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06

Early one EnUTning sessntlY, q man attic
ed simply In a blanket swawf, was parading
liz syTasaas, enrsfng dxeadfulIy, 6us a. he
had ths smallpox. 40 one aaFsa 10 arrest
him. he finally started for the country,
saying that @R fhs people Of syrreuae did
not IKE his styls, they had better moFs
r,fy49ys '
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06
Ran LEGS. OLD sBKkEs, AND
MMEEH@


Cases Of many years standing that have
peEkinaeioaaay refused to yield to any ethsE
remedy or treatment, havs inyariabis sue
eunbsd TO few apple gtloaa Of khAa paw-
erEal uaguanS
: 4mEJPMHsssa On TNaE aHggsg
Arising from 3 bad stats Of tbs blood o.
chronic disease are eradieated, and clear
and transpassRt SaRfaes Esgainsd BIZ tAa
restorative action Of this Ointment. II
surpasses many Of the eosmaEiss and othsr
H. - - b. IA
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06

CoUNeuE BEUTys, May Is. '5s.
have seen several psrsoua wtio have
been bsnsfttsd By using DR.. smitA's Elsc-
tEIc Oil. N r.. Seeazs r. d.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06
TIE MIGHTY KzEALEms
oRk. n KNOWN : WORLD TRlKp.
HOLIOWAfS 0INTM ENT.

Tna srss aa~iaai0aa 81 Rll Nakinns, as
wei as the verdict ok tie leading Aosplks
ala Of the old as wal as the New WoxRd,
stamp this powerful rsEaeaiaI Agent ii The
greatest kaaling preparation svsE naas
knnwn to auaering man. EtsRxNRwzATryg
GrAGgxK&a kFe more than MAMsgrAaUss
Through the external oEiReas eg tha akin.
invisible 10 the naked sys, Il reaches the
sat 0E the iaksFAal diseases and In all sx-
tsgnaI aasstiaaa ikS anka4Eaa@nmasary and
healing virtues sarp&as aNFtfaIng else On
record, and Is Natures great aays
ERYBEPELAa l. SALT RME5M
2 are swo % the megt common and yigksk
asat azsogdeEs prevalent on Ehls eoatinent,
to these the Ointment Is especially antag.
onistic, It's ''sseSBs epesBa97' Is hrst 70
eradicate the vsn0m and than sszApseks the
sure
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-07-06

uxmw alsmag hns sssv asas ak sasa ssass. s4sss
sasz ssasi Ssssaa els Yass ~ aEan besna assas ehs
ID -, - ss&ss
H0Asna rAnslng y prsasa aguR - y ssss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-01
w ashtn gt0n Items.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l-Pm
Information received to-day from Near
aqua, shows that Yrissari has not bren re-
called, but that his resignation as minister
10 the Uaited States heretofore rendered,
has been accepted. Gen. Jarez is still in
Washington. The Central American States
are more than ever impressed with the
necessity Of forming confederacy for their
mental protection.
1t is said to be highly probable that Nj
caragua will take no decisive action rela-
live to the Cass- rissari treaty until after
the arrival of Sir VIM. Gore Ousley, who
was daily expected,
The Government has just received Mexi-
can dates to Nov. 25ti, which cume over
land by special messenger
It appears from official dispatches that
the St. Mary's sloop of war arrived very
approximately at Guynes on the 10th of
November.
The truth Of the rumor that Mr.. Anza
who had been confined at.Guynes and set at
liberty, is confirmed.
The connections for the present had sub
sided, and the regular authorities restored
to the possession of the city.
The public mind was still agitated By To-
cal troubles as well as political aniluosities,
growing out of the recent revolution in
Sonora.
The Commander of the ST. Marys found
Frederick Gorelitz, an American citizen,
confined in Jail, and procured his discharge.
The former has not saluted the flag nor the
project, ard it was not his intention 10 pay
any military honors to the Governor, who
was on his way to Guymas.
Pesgurra was carrying on an action
egainst the adjoining States, and by last re-
ports had gained a victory which opened a
road 10 tie city.
Information had been received of the
capture of Cuadalazara by Degallada Of
the Juarez party. The city bad been de-
livered@up to piilage. When this news
reached Mazattan, the inhabitants deter
mined to defend their city against the Con-
stitutionaliSts. The French residents band
eli themselves together for mutual protec.
ton, and all the foreigners had contributed
the means of making IN addition of 400
men to the garrison.
The balance in the Treasury was 50, 5e2.-
600. Receipts of the week previous, S66l,-
900. Drafts paid S1,l17,000. Drafts issued
81, asa, 900. Reduction from previous
week, $685. 900.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-01

b. The New y DIRK steam fire engines
/ are going ahead of anything yet brought
out in that line. On Christmas day the en-
gines J. &. Cary and John G. Storm were
ordered cut. from the Novelty Works, and
arrived upon the ground in about twenty
minutes after. without the aid of man or
horse. These engines are locomotives, and
are capable Of propelling themselves to and
from fires, while they carry, at the same
time, from fifteen o twenty fremen. One
OF Cary's rotary pumps are attached to an
intermediate shaft that revolves while the
machine is in motion, and is rendered ct for
service at moments notice by the remov-
al of a single key, which disconnects the
shaft Of the pump from the driving wheel
of the carriage. The john G. Storm was
first tried with ] i inch nozzle. The wa
ter reached with ease perpendicular height
of $50 feet. This was her 6rst trial The
J. c. Cary engine exceeded anything ever
yet recorded in the history of steam fire.
engines, 4 stream from Il inch nozzle
was thrown to the surprising altitude of
2l0 feet, aud a horizontal distance of ESQ
feet. y two inch stream was also thrown
to the cap, a perpendicular height of $50
feet. ! butt stream q inches in diameter
was next tried, and tie distance attained
was 200 feet, discharging 200 gallons per
minute. Ia
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-01

}!E Ma GaAoN FsTATE-It is stated
. ''.'.' - 'len lie Mount Vernon Estate shall
i,..,e breuiiio ,irc property OF the Ladies'
lssoyiati"n. lis Enlargement is to be COM
lniit'i 10 tI't hands Of Mr.. G GORGE c. THOR
sFa>, 81 Newark. New Jersey. Some nur-
'erylurii Of London propose sending over to
Mount Vernon several specimens Of rare
AMI noble tfees; and l.latts an an humble
tribute 10 the memory OF Washington, hon-
ored and beloved in all lands -
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3l-p. M.
BY THE z. q ", LINE,

New YORK, Dec. 31-P. M.
The Directors of the surveying parties in
Sonora, under the Isham contract have call
ed for the protection of the United States
against the opposition to this work evinced
by the residents.
The Democratic primary elections held
last evening, We're participated in by the
Tammany men only. The anti-Tammany
men announced their intention of calling
primary elections of their own. exc assi7.i
Private letters from Valparaiso state that
the residences of the Amerinan consul were
destroyed by the late fire in that city
There were but four Americans in the burnt
district.
The Herald has correspondence from Per-
nambuco to the the goth of November. The
steamers Fulton, Harriet Lane, and Water
Witeh of the Paraguay expedition, which
had put into that port for coal, had left
again for their destination The Brizilians,
as well as the foreigners resident at Per-
nambuco, sympathiZe cordially with the
subjects of our government.
New counterfeit fives on the Bristol Bank
of - ------ were put in circulation last eve
ming.
Michael Canceno, the murderer of. Ander-
son, was, to-day, sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for life by Judge Ingram. -
The public reception, to-day, of Senator
Douglas at the City Hall, was. largely at
tended notwithstanding the storm.
Grant Thorburn, the florist, has been Sc
lected to take charge of the grounds of Mt.
Vernon Estate. ,f,sq
Mrs. Brown, who kept a fashionable, mil
iinery establishment in Twelfth street, was
shot last night by a paramour, in fit of
jealousy. 1.s15
z. 1t was still raining here at dark, with a
heavy fog. Streets are filed with slush -
Prospects are bad for tomorrow. %
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HeAL The seventh number of a,- ~ -
plicant for public favor, GALE, = -"
York Wauerly, has been sent a, pa II e.
By Baker & Co, New Yos> ~ :. 3,
neatly printed on nice white lnct-f. a,.i j.
illustrated with original ENGRAVING \
great feature of the paper is the p'.i.;ie,i;,u
of the q Waverly Noyeis. beginning wi,h
Wsverly. The stories are uif copy riuhted.
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The CANEELroN PAcKEP.--It will be seen
by the advertisement of the Eolan that she
will run between here and Cannelton as a
tri-weekly packet The number of impor-
tant towns between these two points, whose
elief trade can DO brought to this city by
increased facilities of intercourse, ought to
induce our merchants to give a generous
support to this packet. The trade or the
route which she proposes to run is larger
than that between here and Paducah. Ithas
heretofore been carried by the Louisville
packets, as far as they could influence it, to
that city. By proper exertion on the part of
our merchants, with the influences and facil-
tiles of our own packet, good share of it
can be turned to this city No effort ought
to be spared on the part of our community
to sustain the enterprise of the Eoliau. She
departed on her first trip last evening.
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New York Market,
NEW York, Dec. 3l-P.

I----N NEW DIRK, Dec. 3l-P. n.
Flour quiet, and prices nominally the
same; tales of $500 bbls. at 2o64 40 for
super. State; 4 1904 go for super. West
ern; 4 95@5 8 for common to medium
Western market closing quiet with some
little speculative demand. Rye flour 25@
10. Buckwheat dull. Wheat quiet and
prices unchanged. Rye qniet and firm.
Barley dull. Corn quiet and unchanged /;
sales Of 10000 BUSH mixed Western at. IT.
Oats steady. Whisky quiet and unchang-
ed. Pork very dull sales of 200 bbls. at
II O0@17 10 for old. Mess II 60 for new
do; ID so for new prime. Beef steady.
Dressed hogs quiet at 6a@S for the whole
range. Bacon nominal and unchanged
Hibes steady. e1ee-ee
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New YeRrss Dav.

Our citizens have resolved, we believe, to
devote to-day to the festivities and eongrat-
nlations of the opening year. We learn
that more general preparations have been
made than usual for the entertainment OF
friends, and business will be laid aside to
renew and strengthen the bonds of social
friendship. TO enable all connected with
the Journal to participate in the enjoyments
of the day, we shall, according to custom,
omit our Mondays issue
1t has been suggested to us, by number
who propose to take the circuit of the city
in their calls, that those families who in
tend to be Eat home to their friends, to-
day, shall attach piece of bright ribbon to
the outside knob of their front doors. The
absence of it will indicate that sickness or
domestic arrangements have prevented the
necessary PREPARATIONS for callers.