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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Tie uaasssGgnsa ARviag rsesasis retired
frun ksAa mercantile baManesss hMga l&aE@
10 offer his services to Merchants and b
aineas Men Of all classes as Ganaral
Collecting Agsnk. He proposes TO give
his satire atkaaEiea to tina bnsinswas and
bis lag EsaidsnSe, and eKteaaiVs aeua&in@
s&nes In ths West, will, be tgussas anahae
may employ ham.
Notes, Accounts anA Claims Of all kinda,
may be Forwarded To shs undsrsia ned, By
mall, ct okheEwise, fer Presentation Lia-
aidaEioa or CoIlsctioa. prompk at1ensiea
will be givan, and tbs av4Ela lmmedEaksiy
|ramittnd When it May become necessary
10 place claims In suit, the best progession-
al services win be secured, and the legal
proceedings urged forward 80 rapidly ~
possible. DOuksfal claims viii hS sskkand
and secured on the best seEms aktainaAle.
aud the title 10 Real EgEaks, when taken
either - paymsat OF security saEssally In
yea&igated-
The umaersignsd viii, aiRo Pay Taxes Ia
all parts of WeatstH tawa and Nebraska ,
aad viii also Sell, Purchase og Invest Moa-
sY in Real Estata.
Letters OF EaqaiFy viii BE- proaptly at
tended TO,
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
KEFERgAEEss
CouEeIL BLuEwS~~llaiegr A. puaay,
Bankers, Baldwin q Dodge de- Cassidy
& Test, DO II. c. Aatt q Coz do.
sAtRr. LouIs, Mo --DoaA, Kiag Z Co
SqaiTs q Reed. Shapieigh, Day O. Co, S.
@. Davis & Co, Howard q Hlnehmaa.
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Jos. c. Haul, Pres't st. 10. INA Co., q.
| l.. Ms ncaald. ]. q J. Card, Navs. BE.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

We bave by the Baltic lengthy details Of the move
ants of our troops in the Western States and Terri
tories The War Department viii receive, by this mall
notification of the following changes in the stations OF
troops located in Oregon: Company G, first Dragons
has reported at Fort Vancouver; Company II, same
regiment, at Fort Dallas; Company h, 9th infantry
Al Fort Vancouver; detachment of Company A, en-
aineers at Fort Cascade; Companies a. Il, ID, and IL,
% ARTILLERY at Fort Steilaeoom; detachment Of Com
many A. engineers, az San Juan Island. Orders III
rectpe these alterations issued in August last
Cant Hancock 3 command at last enjoys quiet times
At Fort Morgan, Major Armistesds late chastisement
h;D f,;ob,ened the Indians into obedent submission.
Cant. Garnett is to assume command OF Moaye'
Cant Pickett of the San Juan force, had been dis
o,obod ON snecial business 10 Vancouver, by the Com
manderin-Chief. He is said to wait reenforcements.
Comnsnv A. of the 9th Infantry, whose unparalleled
march across the Western States accomplished last
wear had passed through the City Of Sacramento on
tbs o6,h nlt et route 70 Benecia- The new military
Ssnarmepts into which California is to be divided were
h.iuo organized as the instructions Of the War Depart
,psnt directed The particulars of these geograpineSi
changes were published in Tue TRIBUNE IN September
Major Dodge of the C@rson Valley w. H. Military
station had had brief encounter with some trouble
some Indians, on Walker River, who were compelled
10 succumb TO the soliiers, sod hinneeeeker was
the chief ofthe belligerent red men.
AT the Mare Island Call Navy-fard, the prepare
lions for dispatching the new steamer saginaw 70 e
enforce our East Indies Squadron, were nearly com
pete. The schooner Joe Smith was being eoPPercd'
and the Active. not having been needed by Gen.
Scott who Ieft San Francisco in the Northernef was
lying in ordinary in the stream. Inc Dec"'ur WAS
dsmantled, and waiting orders.
tn a.. and crew Of the United States steam
fj0s,s sarsnac arc waiting at the Brooklyn Navy
yard the return Of their accounts from washington
The sailors who have served Out their time are 70 DC
discharged. The marines have been transferred ior
ihe present to the regular force At Brooklyn ana WI
be dealt with as the Department may instruct LUG
Ssrapae has been abou, n months in commission on
.he Pacific station, and has had not one general Court
Martial and only one death on board during that 'ims.
The Brooklyn had strtyJour Courts @7rf'ot'H e'gM
1sutAs. The steamer was turned over to her new
ships company in excellent condition. few inyaiid'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

and others from The Home and Pacific souadrons re-
turned in the Baltic From Commodore MONTGOMERY q
feet there IL little news The new steam.frigae Ian.
caster was daily expected At Valparaiso; the Cyane-
al wel-was al san juan del Sur, and although only
few months in commission, has bad six Courts Mar
tial held on board The Cyane would be relieved in
few days by the ssnae and would report TO the store
keeper al Panama. The Ievant TO which the Com.
mandern-C hiei's flag bad been temporarily trans
ferTed until the Lancasters arrival would remain at
Panama until the latter vessel reached that port.
grand ball rad been given on board the Merrimac at
Valparaiso. The crews Of the st. Mary aud vandalia
were well.
The home squadron had been busiy engaged in
cruising. The fr8ate Sabine was preparing to sal
from Grytown for Aspnwal having been relieved
by the Jamestown. Tie storeship Relief was about
to ssil for NewYOrk from Aspinwa where the Roam
oke and Prtble were taking in stores. The St. Louis
was at Colorado; the Savannah Brooklyn, and Others
al sea. Chas. S0ith sailor of the Sabine had been
killed. San Juan del NOrte was 10 be visited by one
Of our national vesels before the 26th of November.
The ruDor about the arrival of the Japan Commission
ers had been revived on board the flagship Roanoke
on the authority, il is said, Of official adyices from
Washington.
Late letters from Tire China squadron gay that the
Mississippi had left for the United States with dip
loma;ic official on board"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
BOARD OF COUYCHMEN.

The Board held a regular meeting on Monday after
noon but transacted business of particular interest.
Belgian P0rement-A petition was received from
sundry persons TO have the street from Madison
to Sixth avenue paved with Belgian pavement. Re-
ferred.
report was received from the other Board in favor
of compensating S. Oscanyon, for services nterpre
ter to the Special Committee the reception of Rear
Admiral Pasha. Laid over.
Repairs to the IOubS,--The Board concuTed to APP
proprate ~ OG0 to complete the repairs and alterations
TO the Halls of Justice.
Reports Adopted.-0f Committee Assessments
cOncurrDg to confirm assessment for regulating Seven
~ eighth street from Third Fifth avenues; for build.
ing sewer in Henry street, from Pike to Birmingham
streets; for building sewer in Washington street, from
Albany to Cedar streets; for regulating, &c. Ninety
third street between Second and Fourth avenues for
sewer in East Broadway, between Market and Pike
streets; report of Committee on Sewers concurrng to
build sewer in Fifty ninth street, between Fifth and
Eighth avenues. Adopted.
The Board adjourned TO Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN
The Board Of Aldermen met last evening, President
McSPEDOE in the Chair.
The Mayor transmitted to the Board cOmmuniea-
ton stating that the Common Cou cil of Brooklyn had
appointed special committee to confer with commit
tee of the Common Council of New-YOrk az to alter
ing the terms of the Union Ferry lease to restore
the rates of 1853 and 1854. Messrs Booe, Starr and
Daralb were appointed committee to confer with
the committee OF the Brooklyn Common Council.
remonstrance from the property owners along
aurens street against the widening Of that street was
referred to the Committee on Streets.
The Eastern Dispensary having been turned out Of
doors by the appropriation Of their building for
County Jail, the Controller authorized 70 hire
other building and the Street Commissioner to it il
up.
The Mayors veto of the Belgian pavement in Fourth
avenue, from Fourteenth to Thirty-irst streets was
referred to the Committee On Streets.
The Committee on Ordinances reported in favor of
granting to John Myers the privilege Of running two
stages from the Second avenue through Seventy first
street to the Central Park. The matter was recon-
mitted to them.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
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CITY I7EM9
JONATHAN no LOWE.
r.rrrw. nawnfeR

Br JAgdtEs hAthl0t
iva seen your Gas Bag, Mister Love.
And paid a quarter for the show.
| heyent bed 20 grand treat
Sence Blondn come his circu--feak
Inside that fence you've got 3 thing
That's made the 'yarsal country ringf
silk billed in oil, they say; all new;
And cot tha0usand doIlars, tewl
You We ben some years a-buildin' It:
How did you make the pieces fl
Who cut EN- ont who sewed 'ern in
When was you put up to begin
Iswowl the thing IL such a wbopper,
I'm blamed II I know how youll stop her,
Once, fairly up, prepared 70 go it,
You n snub the moon before you know It
If Mar objects, why. you kin ist him +
Why hang around the solar system :
Ge-whillikins down with the barr
Your nag hay crop among the stars.
But when win you nhatua,el
The season, Lowe, is getting late
You said you would. some time ago,
Yet you continue Cor 20 show
You stay, and stay, and feather your nest,
While Vie, and Nap, and all the rest,
Are waiting for your flying visit:
1t amt dodge, nor nothin', is il
Perhaps you dread your trip romantic,
For fear you Il sOuse in the Atlantic;
- Make hay in sunshine, is the rIle-
If that's your tune, you amt fool
I've heerd it whispered, Mister Lowe
rely hope II is MT So
I'm sure do Mt pretend to know:
They say-you never meant to go.
a man is lucky that got brass-
A man is lucky that's got gas;
With brass and gas, and hackers, too,
A smart man ought to w'iggle through
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

Total =, ~ i.a nv a.san authority ia
poou the Board Of Sgperyisos by existing 70 r..
80 Sy nlruoses Included the foregoing estimates - N
ent 81 asa SIS o. leaving 70 be PROVIDED ioi " PA
AE -, SUN Of $5IIs2o ., a. -. ,h.-S,.,. ,.xs, and
TIE subS. q OF providing funds ioI pay ths se ~.
- he sevenuen. AFTER the spPFoprlstionso o. ne pr
M yssT are exhausted and before sny E 800
- of nsx, has repesfedy psen Pe'eu''N
On ~ -. Of youT Honorable BODY 49,
I'm et.nx law t-c. ; chap -, Of w ~. . s,lar
-, No money shall be drawn from TIE t.ass,
49, s,e hoil have been previously appropIiAiea
for Which r il drawn, sne 10 slA - =. sp9ro
-ison of money then In the treasury sa,no'e"' "
sxrnse hal have been previously naes A., IA warrant
81, ~ drawn nsess appropriation mas ben WIEN
money oF particular : 80 nall he money be
drawn for The question: 'N''''
raised , -, - o,har nj An than the one adopted "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

The steamer City Of Hartford, while on her way to
this city on Friday evening, was run into BY the
schooner Daniel Russell and her lsrbOard boiler stove
in and surrounding wood work good deal Injured.
The schooner lost her nbbOom bowsprit, and euiws-
ter. There was alarming CONSERVATION among the
passengers, which was increased BY the night being
dark, with a heavy southerly gale. Az the tine Of
the collision some fifty emigrGnt passengers were
gathered about the boilers to keep themselves warn,
bu, tbsy all escaped being burned BY the rushing steam
ana ho, water The pilot of the steamer saw the sd-
vancng schooner and sgnaled to her to keep on her
eourse. The signal was UNDECIDED for the schooner
directly put her helm hard up when collision ioi-
lowed. The steamer lay to all night, and arrived here
late on Sunday night. Yesterday she was taken TO
the Morgan Iron Works for repairs. AT meeting oil
the passengers, Cspt. SmsOn Of the steamer was eA
ouersted tron al blanc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
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This Saloon WI Be found 81 he best and mos eeyyssas
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having and connections al
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uis tss n0s eessoD and The ysa t6s ssst the
try skofds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
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JosErA BADGE ~ D.. ossrs biz prossssic1sl ssrvfsss
be IN sas Or.sfsabs, nstitaton ss -
sy,Daos ooas1pon and chronic diseases sktlsQy ssa
successfully treated otiss Assrs . 70 4, sSz tss a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

Millions of Bottles OF MIRA WMM0w's So0rH-
ne sarp are nov rsed cssy year In tbs United States Ca
Chi;drsa Tssshins With saAns ks4x usap
ds.e cad seEtzla. 0sjy Is esz.s BONA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

PARENTS can learn how 70 train their ehildren
FOR usesss success hsppinsss and men = Via.
psui tbeJ beat succeed 81 O54nng cs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

NArURiLIzAIIoS FOR rHE ELEcTioSs-The natu-
ralization offices of the Supreme Court and the Court
of Common Pleas, in the City Hall, have, as usual,
done pretty good business preparatory 20 the election
A. the lower Office there were about 200 persons made
citizens, most of whom were put through BY Tammany.
Mozart Hall did not pay much. At the upper office
there were about 500 nearly half of whom were paid
for by Tammany Hall. Mozart paid none at all AT
neither the lower upper Offices were the Republic
cans represented on the pay list.
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lAdyertisensEt-l

Has RrxovxD ron sss Broadway to No. SO Brs>4wsy -
Of Bleeckef-st.
RHofoeRAyHs, DAspEnEkoTIrls and AssaorI,Eh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

CROWDS AT THE TAX RECEIVERS OFFIcE.-Next
Thursday, the let December being the day set after
which one per cent month will be added all unpaid
tax bills, the rush at the Tax Receivers office has
been unusually large for the past few days and will
continue TO increase mp to Thursday. The taxpayers
take their turn. a. at the POst-Ohioe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

Mr. Riley from O'Clock On Saturday nisbs tai q
o'clock 90 Sunday morning. and At o clock was In
bed" Mr. Riley testified 70 tho same on the Inquest
The prisoner wac thea committed to the rosbt By tbe
Corvner. to await the sc,ion Of the Grand Jury.
Warden WSlmsley denies The statement IN yesieg-
days TRlHvSs that Downey had escaped from tho
Peni'eniia-y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

DID FROM BURSs-Catharine Munson young
living in house Of bad repue at the Of Houstoa
aud streets shockngy burned the ih ips by
her clothes taking ire She fingered In agony I'll Saturday
afternoon when she died from the injuries received Cso
ners Jgry verdict In accordance with the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

HACKsEs SUsPESDED-A coaoh-driyer named
Psck Watson. driving No 27s before tho
Mayor Yesterday charged with swindngA an
nsned John h. Ford who bis way Europe by making
him drpnk aud then selling bin his coach for $500 Rsn<fo
refund The money m Ford when gcs sober Wsson
complained Of and fired 40.
named James Callgsn brought up BY the
sixth Peeinc, Police for obscng Third Ayenes
Railroad TRACK IA Chatham street The Mayor decided
Cssn az but he refused pay that aoan h censsws<
ned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

RrAb EsTArE-The following Sales were made yes
erday by A. j. Beecker Co. Brooklyn property Lot
on Masott street. nom street - by loo
1850 Lots DeInsn lreA Of aboyel ESQ; Lot.
Church street, Columbia street S7j, Lot Church
street. rssr Columbia street, SlT5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

LOyE AND LAGER.--A nice, proper young man,
named Jane. " Maine residing no ca Eighth
plains @ Saturday evening he went the lager beer aoos
kept No 30 Eighth where he found several pretty
girls, with whom he carried lively embarrassing ana
perfectly friendly chat his lager Shortly aer leayius hs
saloon be made the discovery that he was minus silver watch
Reug mig the saoon he caused the arrest OF John Ward
FIancs Maker Isabella Morton and other occupants Of thu
place whom he al Tobbine hi. Tbs prisoners
before Justice Qusckebush who locked tho thros
above mentioned for examination.