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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-26
For Sale.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
deco Marble Block
For Sale or Exchange.

PROSPECT ST-H0uss and lot wet Of Erie stree; viii
exchange for some 10 ceres Of the main roads fs
ths city-S200
A HANDSOME HESIDENCE-in a large and flourish.
large and we'll finished two story house and barn acres
Of la1d with great VaTety Of choice fruit exchange
for ei property or farm in this State OF west.
DETROIT ST House and barn four lots 70 e1chnnes
for farm in this State or west
TAVERN STAHD--n a thriving village and on A thor.
oughfrs in Minnesota: buildings large and well arranged
-n9w doing good business; to sHehnge fora stock Of
goods or other property.
SAW MILL-and Is Of land On the Chagrin River
81 miles fiom Chagn Rais; valuable Wuter pOa sr and
Psrmanent stone dam with small dwelling: exchange
for city propery-Sl000
STEAM SAW MILL AND WATER GRIT MII.L-2l
miles from this city; nils and ~ nearly nss
and good order, with dwelling ban and aCFrs Ian
to eIehNnge for gSod iarm within s. nilss Of shis
eify-S3000.
WESTERN LANDS-Soms very cool in Indiana II1iDois.
Iowa and MissOur-to exchange for city pr0Dtry OF
good farm.
$50 WELL SCI URED BY bond and mortgage with some
money to exchange "a enJ property SO 10
50 ACRES-s miles from the city on sood road with
log house ard frame barn good orchard and 20 acres tia
ber-to exchange for city property
ORANGE STREET-HOuss and lot, TO exchange ior a
farm
AN IMPROVED FARM Of l75 acres in lirois 10 miles
nom Joliet ~ from uirUad sation-c0mOete fenced
fifteen acres timber balance pranei lOy cuqa-
IN hal $50 10 iO00 city property balance 10 years
time
AN EXCELLENT STEAM sAW-ATILI, in the eitv Of
Oshk sh, Wis, on the FOX River, Of the best
Old-machineTy manuacturei az CuFahoga Purnacs-er-
change for civ properly.
$50 ACRES TIMBER LANp-on line sf Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad-Wni e. change for city property Well
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
x
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TATEM MEN
Or THE CONDITION OF THE
PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NAAIE AND LOCATION.

OF TIE CITY OF BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
On the ihirtv-fr day Of December 1859 male TO the
Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant 70 the statute Of that stafe
passed April 5th, Is55.
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9rming Atatbints.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE !
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM
i A3AIN AWARDED to the
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE,

By the Committee at che Fair Of the AmsrcEn Institute
New York; At the National Fair held Chicago; and
an ths principal Sats Fa held the past season; proving
beyond doubt that the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-26
BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE

a ELEGANT SILKS at Sl.OO-Yalue 10 shillings
Y ELEGANT SILKS at SI,OO-Yalus Il shillings
" ELEGANT SILKS at SI,Ol-Yalus u shIIlings
q ELEGANT SILKS at Sl,OO-Valus u shiIlings
R- ELEGANT SILKS at S1,Oo-Valus a shillings
q SUPERB SILKS at S2OOO-Value Ss5,OOl
Isun (. 1. BALDWIN & Co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-26

CoLoRED PEoPLE's RIeHTs The Conductor
Of Street Railroad Car, in Cincinnati, has
been fined ten dollars for eieeting eOlOrsdPas-
senger from the car.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-26
Cleveland Female Seminary.
S. N. SANFORD, A. M, Principal
THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
i enter upon its NEXT TERM Thursday, February
9Th 1850, under the following able and eEperieneed
Mrs. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, MatrOn.
Mr. LEVl BUTTLEsS, Business Assistant.


Parents assured that while boarding pupils contribute
much than Day pupils 70 the support the peranene
and success ofhe Institution We are enaDied Y system
aTranemeHt Of their time their study their reere-
ton and bT er Withdraw al from the aurements and IN
erpton Of home and society to do vastly more and bet
ter for them than can for day pupils and ard 20 them
Advantages that be secured 10 day school
Its therefore, hoped that all who come from abroad VIII
enter as boarding pupils and that citizens OF CeFeland
their daughters bO0rdlg pupils thus advancing tee
ueFtV and usefulness OF tT 0un lu1ttullon Ol Nhch
they should, and justify be proud and Al the same
time be more than repaid, BY the seasr
No rains win be spared to render their connection with
the Institution both pleasant and printable Il will be the
the the Institution, TO the highest
possible advantages in all departments Of athorough and
liberal education 80, A.. -, =.
attend 10 instrumental Rnkic Vocal Music FRENCH Draw
ing and Painting. these departments are under the
charge Of teachers who devote thbmseYey % their f-
spesTe denarments and have thus attained high degree
Mons sa6it native of Paris fine scholar and superior
nguis beng teacher By prnieson teaches WIN care
and precision rarely Observed aud he res in the Sem
mary pupils have the best possible opportunity OF
learning to speak the language correctly sad with h1ency
Pupils from The city whose parents deslre t VIII oe ~
be made 0m the bills Of such, expense Is thereby
the Seminary, and indeed. greatly pruer 70
have al remain with Us without nteT1iion through the
nav pupiIs desiring The services Of the Omnibus lm
their the Seminary and back can be Aecommodu-
ted at areasonabe rate by applying al the Omnous once
itSerS and others are invited to call and sKsmins the
Ins1tuOn aud its beautiful surroundings nd satisfy iheu
selves that advantages superior 70 those here offered are
MOTTO be found in this country,
TFRNs:-For Bead and Tuition per Term Of Twenty
Weeks 500 For Tuition q Day PuDilsj from SIS TO $40
Bills able IN ddpdaee pupl receTed for less than
decls s. N SANFORD, Principal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-26
MORNING LEADER.
THURsDAY mORNING, JAN. 80, IsSO.


ES-PlAn and ornamental prin ing every description
done Lt thn Printing Establishment Of the LEAUER Oco
on the latest improved snd rapid Steam PTusHos
the best style, short notice and at reasonable
Particular attention paid TO blank work Every detcp-
ton o. Biauing done, sspeeia'ly BLANK hooks Ledgsfs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-26
.AEELER 81 WILSON.
MACHINE
Is THE BEST IN THE WORLD!

few Of the mpny reasons given why WHEELER &
WILSON'S stands pre-emtnently above all Others
lst. Wheeler WILSON, Gis much simpler than the 9TH
requiring less THAI haf the amount of machinery.
I'd As the result of this simplicity, this Machine is
much less liable than Others to out repair all COM
Of machinery increases the tendency to deTange
msnt
3D. Another result Of this simplicity il durability,
4th Less friction; consequently, greater and rapid
ity of notion, with less
Bh The Wheeler & Wilson's makes what is popularly
known ths LOCK STITCH. one thqt will not RIP nor
RAVEL, and the same upon BOTH sIBEs OF THE CLOTH.
6th. Il makes more besutiful seamI
Th Il takes les thread be applied to greater
riBty Of uses, &C, &C.
But understand its advantages every should
anime for themse yes
the present prices they within the reach OF all
who wish and RBLIABLr Sewing Machine An sx-
animation solicit D. the Once Ms.ode0n Block 2U5
Superior street, Cleveland. Ohio
mo E. STRONG, AGENT.
~ SIND FOR A CIRCULAR. dsclsRsdEW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-26
FARM FOR SALE,

A FARM OF 1876 1.2 ACRES OF
"a good tillable Land, adapted grain grass we'll
waiersd bV several sprnga, and durable stream, is all
we'll euced lie acres Of good Improvement, orchard and
buildings Said farm is PLEASANTLY lOcaled in the township
OF LAFAYETTE end IS within 81 miles OF the village Of Me-
dina Terms sasY, FoT further parcuaT1 come and
. fhs farm Or address W. X HARRIS,
janlI :76s:wit Medina, Medina Co., Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-26

The sm0lnt Of its Capital Stock, in shares
Of ffty dollars sach, al pald Bp IN caEh,
is Two Hundred Thousand DolsaFs, S1O1,ol Q o
Amount o. Surplus on hand, thirty
irst day Of DtcembeT, lS59- -...... l9,f32- O
Total am0unt Of Capital and Surplcs,
ASSETS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-26
WHEELRR 5 WILSON MACHINR

stands and foremost in all eases where an Exhibition
Il had showing the merits OF different kinds And Os-
interested person Will dispute the justice and proprey
these decisions test OF years hard
satisfied all competent judges that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-26
The RIehts OF NIorried women, &C.

Ia For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07

(" THE PECuLI aRITIESd the fe
msls constitution aud the various trials 4
which The sex i subjected, demand nn occa
sionsir course a. r,muiants. X u impor
tsnt, however. that these shall be of harm
iess nature. snd At che same lime accom-
pllsh the desired end Hosie,tsi'r Celebrated
S,smsch Biners il the very suscle. IL ~
f~cts IL oil css~s of debility are slmos
magical. II restorss the tone oi the dees
sive ofgsns. infuses fresh vitality iato th'
whole ~ stem. snd gser sba. cheeriuiness 4
'he temperament. which i the most vaIua'
aIe Of feminine attractions. lie pr"prie-
sDrs ieel fsuescd ifvm the fact that many
~ the mos, promi inent medical gen'I, men il,
she Union have bestowed encoLiums spou
Shs Biuess. The virtues cf which they have
frequently tested and acknowledged. There
are nsmevoss coun.erfei,s offered for sale,
oil q w4sics sse destitute Of merit, aud posi-.
Avsiy injurious 70 the system.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07
To Contributors.

A our design is to make our paper
one that will he Of interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments o.
sc:ive industry in every part Of tho
county. we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
pscislly desirous Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send us all
the news, incidents. general intorma-
tion, and mineral discoveries in your
respective neiglborhoods.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07


We estcem Il : p'essuse. resting upon ou,
absolute knowledge Of It's me-itr, 10 recon
mend Prof. Wood's Hair Rsstora,i,e as the
best article Of the kind with which We are
sScqusinted, and one which hss done, unde,
our ~ observation, all tha, Il claims-snc
it elaine evesvthi ng i'm piled In ito meme.
This article. ia short will restore gray
hsir 10 its original color. snd add to il
growth and beauty wherever any blight q
disesss has chez ked thar growth Or mared
That beauty. This has been proved IN our
1saiIy within few weeks, and in numerous
se'hss cases related 10 us, without the know.
ledge Of the proprietor. We have only Ia
add thst shis most valuable article is for sale
Ay the proprietor. q No. 3l2 Broadway, and
ia Market S,reet, 81. Louis.
CAurros.--Bewsre VI worthless imisa.
tions. . several ere already in the aaske,,
called by different nsmcs. Use none unless
~ Sosds professor Woods Hair R.ssors.
Give. Dstos s, Louis. Mssouvi, and New
Ycsk) ~ blown IN The bottle. Sold By al
DsuesIsss end Potent Medicine dealers. bv
81 Fshey ~ Toilet Goods dealsrS in he
Uaisst Ssssss 80 Csnadss.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07

We are prepared to give prompt at
tcntion to all kinds Of Job or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks
reccipts, bill heads, store, stallion OF
jack bills can lie forthcoming on the
shortest notice. in the most approved
style. and on reasonable terms.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07
OLDAND YOUNG
AFFIRM IrS TRUTH.
Viz: That
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

1
Will preserve. infslhb y. ihs. growth h anc
color of tie hair, IL used two uf ihv-e Tim,
q week, 20 any imaginable age Perfect,
GESTURE the grsy, cover the bald with M
lures own orusmen,, the hair: make il more
-oi, mud beautiful Than any oil. and preserve
The scalp free from al disease, 70 The gren-
ssf age. Sste-ne.. Judges. ATTORNEYS
Dar'or-. Citfsymen. Proie-sienal Men. snt
sentlen+a AVID ]. diss uf ail classes, all
over the world. bear trrim"' y lhas We d
nj "a, too mu.h IN its lavor. Read lh.
following. and Judge -
PROFESSOR 5 THALBERG. PA MIST,
says. un HE arrival 10 the U. s ates b.,
was rapidly b.coning gray, tut on up
plying " ood'- Har X. s'wasive hi-
hair -"on r.rnver.d q ~ .ri..,asl hue.
CHARLES CAEDEW, Is Nassau s,r'i
New York
says the GRAY hairs on his vife'= head we're.
after few weeks rtrsl. turned INTO u dart
brown. II the same tlme bsautilying anG
'hickrniDg The har.
A.C RAYMOND, BATH, MAINE.
snys he IL now sky wears old. and biz
hair end whisk-rs were ~ o-lhird- gray
but by the use 81 two bottles ot Resio-
ra'ive the gray hairs have disapp cared.
both on his head and iacc. and - more
sots and glossy than tor twenfy frs
,esrs previous lIIs wi.s. at The ngc 81
fty-two. has used il with the same ef
feet.
FNLEY JoHxsos, Esq. New ORLEAns.
ssys that be lost his hair hy The Y-lmw
Fever, in 1854. lie used Woods Hor Re-
-tors.ive. and his hair 10 now lhick aad CLOS
~.
S. NJ. MiDDLEroS, ArADAMA,
says the Restorative has one much
good IN his part Of the country. he
used II ios balJness. aud nov has q fine
head os har.
r. L. MORSE, LEBANON, KENTUCKY
says he hiss seen Woods Hair Restorative
used In hundreds of cases, and never knew
Il 70 fail in accomplishing oil il Processes 70
do.
"A. J.. ALDEN. McI.AIySBORO'. IL.
says he had the scald heat eight years,
and wss bald, but BY The liberal use ot
Woods Hair Restorative, he now has
rich. glossy head 81 hair.
~ S"ld bv al Drurgi-,s, and by O. J
Wmd a. ca. No. 444. Broadway. N, York,
aud ia Market street, 81 Louis, Missouri.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07

We give below u list Of the Univer-
sity Lands in Dubois county, and the
appraiscment Of the same. We DC
this to accommodate those that can
not call at the Auditors Office to ex-
anime the appraisementlist:
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07

GRArs NOTICES We publish mott
eos Of marriages, deaths. &c. gratis
and would like to record all which oc-
cur in the county. Ministers, or 9th
ers, who otiiciatc on such occasions,
will confer favor by sending US ano
ticc immediately.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07
AN OFFER.

Any person sending MS five new
subscribers, and the money, will re-
ccivs y copy OF the Courier for one
year. rs a present.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07
STAGE ROUTE.

YvHE undersigned, having obtained the
: con,aci Tor carrying the mail between
Jasper and Loogoofee, informs the pubic
that he has Pot good, new stage upon The
route, and vi NJ al times be prepared "
carry passengers ihr~ugh with safety and
Dispatch. The stage will leave the Post
"ffice in Jasper on Mondays and Fridays q,
2 o'clock, A NJ and generally arrives st
Loogoo'ee in time 20 connect with 'he East
.rn train on The O & M X r At 2:30 p. M.
Returning leaves Loogootee Tuesdays aud
Saturdays, a. z O'Clock IL the morning. Pas
senurrs leaving word ., iLr postofiicc in eth.
er place will be called for ~ their re- -idpnce.
sep, S-26-y. JOS. ACKERMANN.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07

or All. especially young men. shouh
sesd ihs sdvert'sewens oi ,he "new Ma
tiensl Dispenssry" a. Cincinnati, Oiic. D.
sstSthsr column.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07
AGENTS WANTED.
TO SELL
ClRT'S p..TENlr CAT
AND

@EaDG8H raGmuDT~
~ those furnishing satisfactory ref"r-n
ces, a liberal SALARY ~nd sxpenses wil b.
psid. The article Is eedrd by +verv lsr
mer and gechanic 10 The country. aud vii
meet with ready sale. FIR p.r,.rnlars "a
iress J G. CARY. Ptentee.
No. 81, Nassau Sreef N.w Y.yk
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07
OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-BAzrL II. EDMoxsroS.
Auditor --JoHS NEHRiSGER
Treasurer THEODORE SpNDERMAEs.
Recorder STEPHEN JFECEa.
Sheriff-JAcoB HERyAS
Coroner -WM. ScHuFLTERMAS.
Surveyor - BENJAMIN II. KEMP.
HARVEY NICHOLSON,
WIN II. GREEN.
OFFICERS OF BA;SBRIDcE TOWNSHIP.
Jo-'ises-A. II. Alexander, n. Keefer,
=. Rose.
Trusiee-S. J. Cromer.
Constable Anthony Ecker.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07
STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS 90:

STATE OF INDIANA. DUBOIS GO:
NOTICE IL hereby given, that Cs,hsrine
AV Boyle-, administering, with the will
annexed OF James G. Boylrs, dece,sed, has
fled her petition 10 sell the Real Estate Of
,he cecedeni, his personal being insufficient
20 pay his debts; and that said petition will
he heard AZ the next term Of the Court Of
Common Pleas of said conutv.
BAIL b. EDMONSTON. Clerk.
by B. BUETrxER. Deousy.
j. G. Vestch, Attorney Feb. 8. 60-3w
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07
BEWARE or COUNrERFrITS.

Sc ina, you ge, liuofaud- German Bit.
'ers, prepared by Dr.. G. NJ Jackson. Pals
'ielphis, PsnnsvIvania. aud hat his eigna
ture is on The wrapper OF cacll bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07

IxnrAsAP'sL 3. Or' obcr g. 1857.
Doctor 6. W. ROM cK-Drar Sir: hnve
,sed your Blood Purifier iur neryous si-
eciicn, f,nm which have sufere. much st
lines. While i isplensant 70 he iaise, IL
ertairiy has happy effect upon he nerves. !.
pIssse accept my thanks for your kind ~.
,ards. aud believe me yours,
IN
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-03-07

Principal Office snd ssIes Rooms, No. 6
f;nst Fourt Ssree'. 81 Bviiding from Main
.ireel. CiRcians,i 0nlo Laboratory in Ham
rond street. FIR rsle M nubo's courfy by
Isasc Newton. jasper; William Mshin. IT,
and; III. Green 10. r. Hoffman, Iisrhison -.
ioiFman. Do n. Gmprnsr, DO. Joo l. Hof-
nan, Coinmhia township; Csspsr I"hn, tp
Bainbriapr, Geo. r. s huI'z, Ferdinand W
john q. Brekman, dns"; Ernst pckhssd'
Iunirgburgh, n BY Druggists ari n,cf
hs,ss rrne.~slr ,hrr-rhruf the Tsi~~
A.lv.,,,s.. M fhc .Iaspcr Courier.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15
RAex 90 mr,aar.

Tine Sicholsonvalle Ky DsmocrHt, oi
the ID tnst., says:
a geafiemaaa ef ssarsaing and rnsxecsf-
bilisy In this oomsaaniay, kzs authorised
as 70 Eaaka tbs following pssposssioas.--
Dare any one Of Mr. Ereekiaridg Is
friends aecsps them If hss prospects
sge 30 fair, why nss receive few hanarui
aaasaxa - . psaseazk
One hanarei daliars 20 gixs swny. ahak
WarA.
ons hassarea dollars 10 give sway. slsss
sgsasanridga will pas eaxry his ess CIV.
], 0as hundr~d dollars 10 giye aaav. skass
Brsekinrsdge will aos carry his own prs-
eSaseA. ~
One husarss dollars 10 girs awav. slss
sFskiniags WI Aoe carry Ais swH
SsSxsasy.
One hanared dollsra 10 xsss awsV. shas
HsckinxidEe eAnnos esxry has own Csn-
gyessioaAf Dssxgick.
Dss hznarma aailaxs 10 siss asss. szss
hFeskiHxiass sazzzsps eaxrT his exn ssaaa.
M 70 bd k3kss sagekher.
Or friends aaroaa *iIl - from sAis
the atsav hs7eaeszaass II ss4Aasss t. u,
Dssskiaridgs u ~ o~n " srd. cisy. Pss-
siasss csaaty, Disssjss saa Ss4As. n
s1nnss ssszy siasis apA II sAam.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15
Ere 81 wssssza E4.lsa!.I CAS-.
A SPLENDID CAR.

The Plstsbasg Ghroaicls has . notice OF
q magnificent passenger car, about being
completed At the factory, at Altoona,
Which, il Is said, has bean designed x.
eiasiyeiy fos the use Of the Beard af Di.
nestsfs. The following is dsseripsios
Of the car, the interior Of which i sttesa
ap in the uaost eisgaat STYLE
The car is divided imso three eouausvs-
aaeates pariea, bedrooms aasd siiaaing room,
ali separated fram each osher hv VsnessasI
shEtsers- The gsAx pssrsspE al she ear =
the satsanN rossS4s caaaainaag the table and
81 ssAsx requisites sog asaiag in eamfora.
Ihe liable - fsssezaed 10 saas aoor ssv soak,.
sass 20 that il esmas.SS - apses b. shs
laose@aasss OF sAA ear whags ausssk wsy.--
Iha csmtFal past a6 sha sss ID proxiaaess
wlshslexpaag haxals, On the plan oI Hoesa-
worFhss patent. and HaaEassss l9 bsxsas-..
san "a each side Here Ase wassx. sslIes
aTraalgeaasasss sse.. aal mssa isgsssasssssy
esassEsscd Gag she use md eomssniezcs al
tAs asireesa8s. Tia fruat pmxs al shs ass
i no n0re naE Less shaA . ssnsa uasaas,
&zkea ap II fas lssass styie, with seats fts
swease gaesk& Tsa ssxSsg szf fsss ssxsr ayz
aeoaxasad mssh lamaseapsI psimsiaas. rsss4
rassaka@ ssaazay aluag aAs RaznsssTsasa
Raalguad wksae In fnassk extsxan H. slws.
foraa. suxrounaea vita irsn snsssuw. 80
eisntly hrsass 70 ailsw tie whels of tha
Uifsessss " sa4rf " ~ 6ykIn Il III IN H.
ss.an y y snsssians wifhcss any d4agss--
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15
GAG.rEemNEA sgwx.

| SA@ FRAxcEsco. Jnly 2Es-The steamer
tsoiasa Age left this morniBg at eseloek,
having on board Gen. Harney. TIE FiYxg
California guard hred q salute of clevn
gmns in hosaw of has depsrture. She took
swo ha@ared ana sessasy avs passengers
and $i ,0T6 ,s33 IN treasure.
The Pony Express left this eyeming On
the boat with shouE exae haadrsd testers.
In the arean VfgiIanss Committee suit
she jury hrSughs in verdict for the plain-
tif, awarding him tie nominal sun. of
also.
From - opss&itisa sspss, la8sEas sy las tsas
sEsxos Exvxy-This gsiIsus oskeer has
s,@en ereased Lieusen&ns Culonei ,vvet
for meritorious and distinguished services
as Consaissioaex to ran the boundary be-
tween the United States and Mexico, u
date from October. 1857.
THx MARI AxD WKDGK.-H. wheeIock
Co.; Of Saa Francisco, will Issue a Re
pubIiean campaign papaF BIZ this Raae ON
and afssg the 2sth inss. Il win Be absv
edited by Edward Harte, Of the Gazstia
aaa Tssagssss-
Col. frsm0nass famiiy, - we under
stand, will pass shs remainder Of tine
summer and early aasxzan, ~ ias& year.
On MeaHs Ballssa. Il is vegy coad and
eomforsahls mp tAare, aad very aighsly
soay bsiag soaas s. 40 fess ahSse shs was-
er Marspoaa Gaxeffs.
ApxrKABLx, PrTcm IA correspond
sz1t sk the Hvaad saggesss sha pupgissy
af szsesing . pacihe Damesxasie parsy !;
shas batk winGS ihzow ovazhaaxd Douglas
aaG Rgsrk iaTidge, &aa nominase ssyasomg,
sf kew York. for the Presidency.
BEa YmGps- Ssranahsn, Barsow 4 Co.
took more shan tweave povnas of gold krom
tasear slaimas &c jxzaessswa, 10 eos week
|recsnsly.
afaSo~ Bsa~sli w2s ss~oasay zadzxgossss
lass week. Thss Ghsxisssoa 0aas easassa
was too mueh faF the old pionpsr.
Fox Axp AaaExsr. The Shasta. Hsraad.
Ahoas Asraaa, Bssss 1smocyas, Mausza4ia
Dsssoeras and Sfnrs esaz3z hswe MI
eosne oat Iox Rzapkuslsxa saiase eur Iast
issae. fbey make serm Oh that side -
Iax ~ heard frems ke ssa % kke o<h&T !;
bat this propogfina viii iAaon be ravsksed.
A lsng list ax Adniniskxs&isn SomFnnas il
yet 20 De heard fFpsns bsssdas ssvsrsl
whsah sre IN she fsnces iska ahe San kram~
ssseo Hsysia and saa Jsss EYuvssv.
a asily DosxiAs skssf u 10 u pss.ksl
nj the Bay tQT 60 bit i wsek Eh6sp
ss hAh The noas. 8
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

" AHoLESALx SLAUGHTER o. WITCHES
During the sevensseush egHItury. 40. 900
persons are said to have beea pat ta death
for giEehTafi in Engiand aloae. In Scot
land the numbeF was probably, IN proper
tfou ta ths PoPatHziOn, muGh greater for
IL fs etrtaiu that. eYen In the last forty
years Of the sixteenth esnaarT, the sxecu-
tioas acre not fewer than II 900. In 1894
the nnadness may be said 10 hare reached
the highest pitch for In that rear occur
red the celebrated case of the Lancashire
wfteaaess ia which eight iz1ztoSexss persons
were deprived Of their lives by the inco-
herent falsehoods OF misciasvous urchin.
The emil var, far fran snsysendfnc the
prosecution, seems il possible, TO have re-
doubted it. In l544-45, the infamous
Mathew Hopkins was able to eagn a An-
Portable subzissenee hy The profession Of
witch andeF, which he exercised, not in
deed without occasional suspieiou, bat
stall with geaeral success. And even al
years later. the deiasioa was sill sane-
tlonad by the Hacst venerable nane of the
English Law; for it was in. 1864, that the
excellent Sir Matthew Hale, after . trial
conducted with bis usual good sense, con-
tseEnnsd two women 10 death rs witches,
both Of whom wsFe execased accordingly.