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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
The Schiller Centenary Festival.

PHILAnfLrHiA "Wednesday, Nov. y, 1873.
The Schiller Centenary was celebrated here this
evening by the Germans by an imposing procession.
From 500 TO goo Of them turned out, with lighted
torches ransparencies, and other devices including
large bell and printing press. The German residents
along the route illuminated their houses, and made
brilliant display Of fireworks. S;llutes were fred
while the procession was the march. On reaching
Broad street the torches gathered into pile and
consumed and the crowd, after listening to appro
priate address dispersed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
Illinois Election.

CHICAGO, "Wednesday, Nov. 2, I0o9.
The Springfield correspondent of TIE Times tele-
eraphs that Sangamon County gives McClelland, De-
ocrat for Congress 500 majority, and that the re-
turns from the District indicate his election by loco to
5000 majority.
The wires South are working very badly, and 1t Is
almost impossible to obtain full returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
Republican Rejoicings.

OswEGo, Wednesday, Nov, =, IoJ5'
The Republicans here fred salute of hundred
guns this afternoon in honor of the victory yesterday
In the city, county and State.
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yeantor-Ssmne Westcot, Democrat
s.,blvmen-It District WIN. II. Peckham Democrat al
majority; I'D District C. slagt Opposition 2o majority
ma District Gset Van HON, Opposition 90 majority oPpo-
sition gain Of one.
County Clerk-Robert Gchrist Opposition, 99i majority
sHrroyate-Jsmes o'Ne. Democrat about $50 majority
slerig-John Francis, Democrat, rs majority
oyoae,,-John g. Alderman William L. BeaumGn and Ihos
CT. DEM
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Some Of the California papers express regret that
contribution. for the Broderick Monument Fund como
in slowly, and intimate that the amount Of mo'ev
necessary % raise monument that sha suitably rep
recent the merits Of the musrious dead win NOT DO
raised in California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
Comedian Politics-.Fred Douglass.

ToRoxro, c. W., Wednesday, Nov. :, 10y.
ARsform Convention assembled and organized here
TO-DAY -Four hundred delegates were in attendance,
including number Of the Opposition members OF far
lament. Important Constitutional changes are 70 ee
discussed, and the Convention u hkeiy 10 eoiiAo ~
eession for two OF three days.
PRED Douglass was in town yesterday.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE SICUIAN yESPERS.

The second performance Of ths work war enjoyed
BY a crowded and brilliant audience. The MUSE was
better given, On the whole, than on the hn< night,
and a number OF points were unanimously approved
and eneored. The nature of the music dealing as
aocs In combination peeesis speh taa, several hear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

KIsGSTos, Wednesday, NOV. y TO- 1e
Henderson, Cowan & Co.'S store, several dwellngs
and also the steamer Britannia, destroyed oy nre
Last night The oss is partially covered by
Bosros, Wednesday, Nov =, 1879.
South Dedhsm, was destroyed by tire last night Loss
$40 900; insured for rs wv
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10 1859
cayuga County lcompletel-Ieayeuworth, 2,sT

Cayuga County leompletet-Leayenworth, 2,60
NM.
Ontario County, ten town--Ieavenworsh t6e maj.
Rensselaer, County, let Assembly Dlstnct-lhomss
Coleman, Union elected
Cortland County.-Leavenvorth' majority "a full
l,coc. D-nni-tons about l,loo. M Grzw, Repub-
lean, State stnat, r, has 200 majority. His ma
0rty IN the District II 9 800 John A. Mefean, Re
publican IL elected 10 the Assembly.
The Republican County Judge loses his election on
local grounds.
Oneida CO. icornrlete--Denniston, IBIS; Church.
7,G2i Leavenwor1h, 10, go; Jones, ,3l5. A Re-
publican State Senator and four Republican Assem-.
tlymen are elected. Clark, Rep, has f'l majority IN
Utica.
jefferson County comple.el gives the State ticket
Isl majority, and james Abel, Rep, State Senator,
l,l3 He l. surely elected. The members VI Assem-
bly, are: Il. ID. Searls from the Ist District, w. W.
Taggart from the Id and Moses c. Jewctt from the
IIId-al Republicans
Lewis Coun,y-Denmark gives l56 Republican ma
jorityi Lowve gives 100 majority for the Republi-
cans, and Martinsburg 1871.
Broome County lcompletel--Leavenworth $780,
Jones 2,s94; Dennis,on, 3,591 Church. 2,s2l. Ly-
man Truman has been elected Senator BY jig majority,
and Henry Mather TO the Assembly.
Eleventh Senate District-Ketchum, Rep, has 800
majority in Duchess County, and 900 IN Columbia
The RESULT OF THE RECENT ELFcTToS.-The
election in Kings County on Tuesday resulted mainly
in the success Of the Democratic nominees by MAORI
ties varying from lea than so to Oc0, while several
Republican candidates were elected by handsome plu
raliiies. The following is the results
Jcns. D.n,. Leav-uwo,th. Rep.
Church. Dem. Dennisea. Rep.
'.''''''...'.''.' Scrushsn Dem. Reyncid: Rep.
,n.',, Gardiner; DeuA PisS On Rep.
IL il aid that the votes for " r. Per-on
ey mos, ultimately BE- Henry R. Person vll elect him
an.;e IIIa Dist .sPinoa DEM Hatfield In Dem Bsrssn Rep
Dc. Attorney sehufss Ss Dem Morris In wn'isw Rep
County earri:oS. pe-l2ad I' Gale Rep"7l7.
County Treasures. sesbury Dem-l7s5 Msujcr Repscai
suPtiOfhs Poor Bennett Dem Rpisy Rep smith =. Dem
Ryder Rep Hubbard s1 In D. s'ru;sI I IL. D.
lid Di't'cu Dem fy9,s ~ In D. Mo'Ts4s9'' R.
VIII DIST Bridal DEM Faans5y In b. VETS 3,
Murphy Dem. North Rep. vandysG Dem
Kibbe. Rep.-95os Seaman, In Dem-sSiS
Mr. Murphy being the candidate for the Eastern Dis
trict and having received the highest number Of votes
over his opponent Mr. North, of the same district, is
elected Mr.. Kibbe was candidate for the country
district and receiving the highest number of votes over
either of the two other candidates from the dis
trict, will be entitled to the Office:
Mysn,Deu- stiIr sdi Rep
Assembly I' District ksst Dem Del 1..sbio In Br.ass Rep
Assembly. lid Ds..I,2Ol $50 LOB
Assembly, Ivth Dis. l,saS $40 ZOOS
Assembly, With Di.trie, I.'Ss d. n d+S5
Assembly '''- D-''''''' Coicroh Dem Fisher, Rep.
Assembly, With Di..rict...... 1893 1885
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GerAif smith Insane.

Urea, n. T., Wednesday, Nov. y, ISo9'
Cert Smith is now eonfned in the State Lanaiic
Asylum in this city. He brought here by his reia
lives on Monday, and is seriously deranged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

ASSEMBLYMEN ELECTED.
Dist. |. William Burns, Dem.
III. William Walsh, Dem.
III. Chris. b. Woodruff, Dem.
". Wm. +. Cover, Dem.
V. VIM. l.. Coles, Dem.
vi. Samuel T. Webster, Dem.
VII. Fred. A. Conkling, Rep.
VIII. Thomas O'Rourke, Dem.
TX. David r. Jaques, Rep.
Y. Joseph p. Cooper, Rep.
XI. Cummings II. Tucker, Rep, "a maj
XII. Andrew Smith, Dem.
XIII. Peter Masterson, Dem.
XIV. Theodore b. Voorhees,, Dem
XIV. George w. Varian, Dem.
XVI. Henry Arcularius, Dem.
XVII. William Harris, Dem.
10 Democrats and Republicans
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Reported RequisitiOn for Gerrit
Smith COntradicted.

RIcBxoSD Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1859.
IL Is stated, on the very highest authority, that no
reouisi,;on has been made by Gov. Wise on Gov
Morcan of Eew-York for Gerrit Smith.
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The santa FEE Mails.

Sr. Louis, "wednesday, Nov. =, 1873.
The Santa re mails of Sept. % and Oct. IL have
arrived at Independence. They were escorted by
troops from Fort Union 10 Arkansas River The news
is of no importance. The conductor thinks that the
mails will not be molested hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
NEW-JERSEI.

FULL VOTE FOR GOVERNOR IN HUDSON COUNTY.
The canvass in the Fourth Ward, Jersey City, was
completed yesterday afternoon at Al o'clock The fol-
lowing is the vote for Governor and Senators:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
NETWORK STATE.

ALBAsY, Wednesday, Nov. 9-2p IN.
Tie Atlas and Argus has made no footings Of the
election IA vet. The Journal however, claims the
election of Leavenworh by 5000 majority, and Den
niston by % 600.
Rufus W. Peckham, Dem. is most probably elected
Judge of the Supreme Court over Ira Harris, Rep.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Nov al Pm
The Atlas and Argus has made no footings Of the
election as vet but believes there is slight chance for
Jones.
The Journal has not sufficient figures to mark out
the precise result but comparing Leavenworth's ma
orty, as far as heard FROM Jones with that of
Morgan over Parker thinks Leavenworh is elected by
at least TO- 900 majority. They give seven Senators TO
the Democrats.
Albany County all but three towns, Excluding the
city. gives Jones 325i Leavenworth, 1892; Church,
1884; Denniston 2,749.
Erie County. including the City of Bnffao, gives
Jones, e,3il; Leavenworth, 1875; Church, 1909;
Dennston, 1858
Blood, Democrat, for State Senator in the Saratoga
District is elected.
RENSSELAER, County, including the City Of Troy and
all but four towns gives Jones 6,5lO Leavenworth,
4.04, Church 4,724 and Denniston $3.50.
Onondaga County, all but one district gives Jones
57l7. Leayenworth s2f3 Church, 5,50S, and Dennis
ton 1892.
DUCHESS co.
We hear that the majority in this county for John II.
Kescham, Republican candidate for Senator in the
XIIth District is 500. Joseph II. jackson, Republican
is elected County Judge by about so majority and
Peter Dorland, Republican, is elected Surrogate BY
over GOO.
There is a majority in the county on the whole Re
publican State ticket.
In the LIST Assembly District, Abiah W. Palmer, Re-
publican, is elected by 600 majority. In the lid
Assembly District Samuel J. Farnham, Republican, is
beaten by about 100 votes and Robert j. Garretson
Democrat, is elected.
In the City of Poughkeepse the majorities are as
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THE LATEST.
BY Telegraph to Queenstown



THURSDAY Midnight, Oct -
Cotton active and advancing. Sales of the day Of
sailing of the City of Baltimore 1000 bales, 1900
bales of which were to spectators and exporters
Bresdstufs quiet and steady. Provisions dull, bat
market generally unchanged. Sugar trim. Other
articles generally unchanged
LONDON, Thursday Evening.
Consols 95l for Money, and s5i for Account. Mar
ket decidedly stringent
Arrived, Tornado and Neptune from New-foEk.
The loss of the Royal Charter, near Bangor has
been fully confirmed but owing to the prostrasien OF
teyrapbs and damage OF railroads, details have not
vet been published. Over 400 persons on board
pershed. and only thirty were saved. All the siteers
pershed The ship was breaking up, bstit supposed
the treasure was saved
Garbald issued stirring proclamation to Nespoli-
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SUFFOLK COUNTY.

SUFFOLK COUNTY.
Couesponaense Of The N. Y Tribune.
SAG HARBoR, Nov. 8, 1859.
Returns received here tonight show the election oil
Philander r. Jennings rep. candidate for Assembly
in the Ist District Of Suffolk County by 500 majority.
The Republican ticket gains largely.
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
For Senator-Bepjamin Brandresh has Jos majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

The screw-steamer City of Baltimore, from Liver
pool Oct &c and Queenstown 2sth, arrived about ?
o'clock this morning.
Oct. g. fifty miles west Of Cape Clear, exchanged
signals with steamship City of Manchester hence for
Liverpool Same day, passed steamship Europa, from
Halifax for Liverpool. Nov. LAT. IL 80, passed an
iceberg. Nov. 6, of Cape Race, passed steamship
Canada bound east.
The chief part of the news, being to the 10TH has
been anticipated The following dispatch, however, Is
two DAYS later:
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.rDez OF .rrnExy eOrnI. JUDGE o, svrEaIoH oOrnI.

Leonsrd's majority, ESP.
Rob--on's majority Sosson ooth OF "hon were sup
ported by the Know Nothings), l3,Ss3.
Moncrief's majority over Benedict, h8N'
JrpGy OF COMMON PLEAS. JUDGE MARINE Court.
-Rep- -Dem- Hep --Dcm-.-W'g~
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ASSEMBLYMEN ELECTED.

Republicans in Roman; Democrats in Italics
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VOTE IN HUDSON COUNTY PoR SENATOR.


Totsl.. 100 -. "t"''
Maiority for Westcott. ..6B
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AesioR Of lhs Board ors propositions ID
donate kSd8 dc, for farHas sad IN
Tegaras0 fsataszs proposals.
Mr. President: Your committee ap-
pointed to examine the several propose.
sions for donations Of land, money, &C., ,
for the use Of the Iowa State Agriealtu-
raj College and Model FaEm, having had
the same under eoasidsEak kion, 70 recon-
msnd PLAZA Of action to tbs Board Ia
regard 30 the reception Of further prop
ositi0uS and action thereon beg leave 30
report -..'..
Thas the propositions offered, though
reliable and from sources demanding
consideration, are not Of thai uniform
character which admit Of their being
compared directly with each other on
their merits, and would recommend 10
the Board the extension Of the time 70
ths aFst day Of May, A. %. 1859, and re-
quire all proposals 20 he under e@tain
definite specifications that those having
alrsady made proposals be invited to
make their proposals conform 10 those
specifications, and that all proposals
must be handed 60 the Secretary Of the
Board previous to the frat day of May,
A. o. 1859, and by him furniaed TO .
COMMITTEES Of three, to be elected By the
Board-ths duties Of which committee
shal! De 20 examl4e personally 50 many
Of the proposed locations Bs N their view
may demand attention, gbo shall Fep0Et
The result Of their examination for the
action of the Board at their HexE meet
ing, on June 9Th, A. d. l859,-for car
ryihg out che above plan of action wo'd
recommend the passage ofthe following
resolutions:
lst, Rssoleed, By the Board OF Tras-
tees Of the Iowa State Agricultural Col
lsge and Model PsTm, thai in view of
tae small appropriations made by the
General Assembly With Wi Oh to com
lnence the Agricultural College, we deem
it advisable to avail ourselves Of the lib
erality of the friends Of the object, We
hereby invite proposals for the sale or
donations Of Ils requisite quantity
of land and ths doaatiQq Of mbney or
material for the improvement Of the
eame-and thai said proposals be reeeIv-
ed up TO the arat day Of May, 4 D. 1859.
3D. RGsoIved, thag in making propa-
sitjons, parties be required TO send IN TO
the Secretary Of the College at Des
Moines, q specific description Of the land
accompanied by plat Of the same show
lug its typographical character, togeth-
er sitks kshG express conditions upon which
the same is offered, ell of Eki9b shall 10
properly authenticated, and sufhciegt
bond must aaeoa psay each proposal, to-
gether With eomplots ab5tFs8t q ii,
tie.
q. w. F. SHERWTN, Cha.
Ordered to be published in those pa
rars Of the State which will do 80 with
out charge to tie RQ4Td,
WV, DUANE WILSON, SeG'y.
Secy's Olhce OF Iowa Farmers College, !
Des m3ines, Jan. 10, 1859.
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WEEKLY BUGLE.
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY J, 1859.
mnra, .asaasana =

4 : ~ ss9
ne EDITOR sf .As Dsmoesasie Seaas.
srsasas pablishsd Il osaunwa, Ii sAil
fsaas after pabliahfng a srsiele frouu
The Huelss headsd ssThs Route 70 shs
saala Mass Eaaksa sha following re.
maRasg
a7hs ahoYs from the uounali Blaas
ksg4 i no dsabs e0rrsca, ~ 10 Ia
hasa rouss 10 aha mew gold lela On Paatae
river. Oar CesemporsEy Oh the Baess
has every facility TO procure correct in
formation from theae who are best ac-
quaineed with all shs routes added TO
aaas i hia 0wn kmowiedgs acquired by
pagsenAl observation. Read whas be
aAyss pen ahs assagn sgsing 10 shs New
EldoEsaes and save yourselves much time
and Hionsy By taking the Great Natural
roaaes alGsOss Invariably shossn by the
California and Oregon smigYanta a. che
best Of all a .. e.. s........=ss
We rsoolissa that . few companies Of
oalisOrasia and Oregon srnigrants, who
were eoaxsd and mialsd By hand bill and
few interested persons, to 20 into Mills
and Fremont counts, to take the South
side rousa wrots bask 10 frieads not TO
be aaessssd and led OF the natural route
on the North side Of he Platte, as they
were, and SONS found oat the trick be-
fore crossing the Missouri river, and
went TO Council Bluffs and took the
North reute. ..
The Unissa States have expended 3
large sum on tbs military road leading
up the North side Of Platte, bridged ths
streams ana made il an excellent and safe
road. And we are informed that Nail
Coaahss leave Omaha City, n, T., twice
a week for Fort Kearnsy, on this route.
This will inEure the keeping up Of the
bridges, and ali Cen rely on getting safe
ly over the streams.
No better poiuts can be found for out
sitting than Council Bluas and Oma-
h&, TIE msrchants have large stocks,
are accommodating, and sell low. This
is the roces, for all who stady their in
tsEest, to take,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

sA1&&aaAA& AAAass 49, AMss
Enrrsas CAnFK gTF F4-r was much inter-
ess4d IN the peFasaioF M. ReBsnsoaas bis.
tory Of eaxfy priatsag Ia tbs Stats VI Wsa%
sonaia, the exfrast sEnzS which yoa gave In
yo,r last nuEahaF. I can give yau aaaEas
.femsaiscsg easel she early nsssspapass in
the Northweat-~la Wiseoaaia aad esse4
whgrer-nos stteasisa to b Mr. Robinaoa.
It1ISSe eg ssT. daEaas Caa rk--a gEeEw agas
Secret U, tthen GsveFrof ok Iowa est ah-
.llaased L faparat Dssin1at than tAe seat of
Go4esMsaefs IL Wisconsin TefflkoFsys
whtsla as called The y W &c easga Tesritori.
ii saazskte.s 2 ssoa asterw &szsa, CD the d.
ylsaaam uE tAsa AssrTasngy, be Fsazsved 4 %
Rnglangtsa, aiea ssalad Il aiss HIDwa Tar.
risosial gsaxasle,a That papsEs vzish azs "A
Dwhaaass epadaekea shank, by 3sshFl
| pIauahe, Is.. ala thss M eaeaFn AJNsssurss Y
1T Mahtfose MI as that tinse u Nlaennr
&c TsxraEsgy !, ysaEg the hfst k0ree sBtsb-
IIsasd v ssg ox the Mssslsslppi ksvers aertA
uk The masaauFl lllas. TsAat as Dahaaus
snek pgepsdeasa Rslaasa Ap ppans pA aAks
4 / ~ sos asgase 81 III Assa - : At tAal
/ klsse any bt der napaE In Waseonslna sWaA
II &c Aiswaakaes AboGt tssis Maa. aaAae
F. naRfs na Il p4a azAaang kase z Peoria RsaS
issssf leAn Neskwossh tbs Chs<Ag
Isaaaeaas n 50 5azags RAiliAskA shs 7 a
IEnss XaAegEapa as-4sssa Dg swlsom Mavs siaas
4 paasesa EFaHs aaasas saEtaay ia9nes.
$50 sase a8amsAaEaR Faaaess lnssas ~
salassas III Aafssa h eATAas asE "
taas 4 gsifaass II. sA AaeA seas
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oregon ana lie Republleans.

The Republicans ne eaabeTs OK Congress-
In cauctss nzsembIed, have voted TO oppose
the admission uf Oregon. This is not sur.
urisig,w Il ia 4 smmy EEsy have recently
fallsn laio 70 oppose the so-ealss9 giaYs
power-~a way d sRlarging tAs sEea osfEss-
dom By oppaasiAg shs admission Of tree
st&lss
itwiH be rneolleeted that prominent Re
publican leaders In Congrsss, at the last
session, pursued ihis course with regard 70
MEsneaota. TIE real sin Of this mag
alhcent nav State-~sO rich In capacity sns
80 fall ut prumlE Ee OF being brilliant among
even he jewels eF The .na'lon~-was It's de-
nBoeracy and 20 our pateas champions
Of freedom, foFsooEh, fough: against her
eonaIng in. .s~a r..
Bat the factions Of Northern parttzaas
was successfully mat BY her able champi-
ons from slave holding States, aud under
their feaa Minnesota became sovereign
state. Massachusetts,, tArough her ak-
clifton Senator, Wilson opposed the adqais-
sion Of Oregon at the last segsien, On the
prsteHss ,has A4assashusetta did not like
solas pE lhs hatioas which the people ot
Oregon held as to their iHtesasl pollcei
J did not faHcy the way, for instance, Ore
/ goa chose tn discriminate Ii saying what
men should De rec0gnlke4 as C4ttksaSs OF
who shoald ouStitute the states That ia
fair specimen Of the statemanship Of the
msn who haysgot the ear Of the people Of
. this State. aut this aoetEiEs sesIA& TO 60
down with The Republicans, aud 90 they
ars goiag In a body against the admission
Of Oregon. Her real sia, In the eyes pi
{ these champions Of frseJom 10 har demoe'
raey. We hope the demecratic maioritis'
! In both branches, win vols Oregon soy,
! erefga state.--BssssR StssssaaaR
We have efteu expressed q doubt Of thi
sincerity Of the pEUfesssd Friendship oi
I the biaeS republicans Ter sfredoga and
llBertyn W. nsvsT belisysd that all theil
\ he and cry is merely intsnded for estas b
IishiAg free States and excluding frem Ia
I Tarritoriea slavery. All they want !
self axgFandiaauasllt, possessions Of tbs Of
hces and spoils- They care "a little to
llie negroes as FOR tha white 1aborer. al
though they constantly talk 10 the forma
Of abolition, and to the latter Of "Free Ia
Dor" Power ID all they haht aftsf. .---aslst
GaSaats. f. sE&sa 4 - ~45,tE8 @2saa&
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IL A meeting has been held in Grant
county, Wisconsin, at which resolutions
we're passed pledging the people against
the payment of taxes, State, county and
town, The reasons assigned age that
there has been much extravaganza in
pailis axpsntigure--thas Providensa has
withheld it's ugua bounties from the
people, and snat ii is shut just that the
Office holders should share in the {" ne
raj compulsory economy indaSed By the
hard times.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-02

Lossxs aN xHR L&EEs IN lS5s.-~Tha
annual EepoTs Of the Board Of Lake Un-
asrwiteza u 0hisagos On ths 18th inst.,
shows the total loss during the yeas
1858, on steam and gsiliag vessels, Will
their Oaszoes, 70 be S732, ,232-a dsoress'
frorn lasa year Of S65s, 100. The tosAI
loss Of fife in 1858 was l22-a decreas'
from last year of 3os. .4 ...
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Seven roads,

n TFhha following anomalous ntosa t
appeaTs Ia the Keokuk journal Of The
l4th. 1t is signed by ssusaiy-Eiz respons
sibls estizsns Of that place. The distaF-
bance grew out Of newspaper diseus-
sion on the propriesy aud justice in the
Maine Law:
Ma. EuIToR We the undersigned elt-
ixens Of Keokuk, pledge ourselves not &c
taks longer the Daily Gate City ant
Keokuk Daily Post, until the editors re-
turn TO eoMman sease.