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PRICES kNDsALes OF STOCKS IN NEw YuRk
BY TELEGRAPH


The New York EHquiref of this morning says
In the Senate, yesterda the bill imposing tolls on
Railroads reported by Mr. Sessions Mr. Prosser dis
senting and Mr. Connolly only consenng that the bill
might before the Senat. In its FORM impo-
Canal tolls Railroads for three years. but in lieu
thereof authorizes the Companies pay in gross the
loVin ms
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sPIoES-We continue to quote Pepper firm at cts,
ana Pimento at Ssh cts per lb but hear Of sales
ofimportance Cloves are still bringing sX@sK cts.
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MAkhErS BY TELEGRhPH
PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-Flour is frm-superfn
s515 Wheat active at s145(d1 CO. Corn is firm-sale
OF 5000 bushels yellow at 1904 cts Pork is unchang
ed.Hams in pickle OK cts Whiskey closed firm at 2
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rRfNriC Et<N>.

Thsrs are some Democratic editors who
probably caglda'. tell the truth without
putting tho,r jaws cut Of joint.
The Washington Constitutions says that
"Mr. Douglas ends are very low One OF
them is--vsry.
We don't know how lon- Mr.. Bu2hsnsu
has been in the wcrld. but be has lived to q
bad cid age.
Mr. Baohansu's Washington orcan says
hs character - irTeproaeaable. Ii ~ 80
offensive ss to be almost unaPfFoaehabls.
The Democratic party swallowed a niS-
ger, and died Of the black yomla
The nemocrstlc organs cali upon their
readers =, remember such and sach things.
We should suppose they would wish them
TO remember nothing.
Mrs. John Lack wss delivered Of a pair
Of Eslas an gaa New York Eris canal last
week. Sach an addition 20 the number OF
Locks apaa ;he canal was quite unexpected
The Princeton R,tifsii'a. Democratic sr-
gao. calls Humphrey Msr,asil a b0mh- shell.
Well. Humphrey has exploded, and that,
No isks il. is the last Of him.
HexseaeH Y. johnson says be is wiling
TO stand aud be Judged ST the bar of the
psogie OF she bar Of beaver. Is il CERTAIN
that. in ehe latter case he woa't ask for 3
change Of yenas2
II asi Busk we're in the rnSdss af black
aasi staEuans swamp. beses 90 sll sides by
snakes. slltg sters4. waser-joss, ke, be would
behold lsss hrria scene when ssSio-
around hira shsn when turning bis cssk-sys
inw ards
The Georgia CoEttiiHtierdfiss. in raisir :
The fanesy Bsrcsins.ige Gag SAYS that he
does il for "wcsl or woe" We guess thai
he has an aneomfortah'e aaticip patton ~ 10
which Of the TIVE il will be.
The lani i allsa With the roar Of sAs
eaunoa ADD sas scream Of ;aa eagle Lr5-
aroa DesaacrSi.
Ne wonder the poor old bird cf cur eorn-
try screams whsa The pemaSEasie party Is
palisns ali Of his tails feathers uas-y
boz living 10 German ssunshir, nsa'
tssassisie, Ind, cut big eapperhesi suaxs
across taa sasddts few aay. aso. when SIX.
'y-.esea yaa1S snakcs issssi from the ser.
erred nalres, and wsrs ali Dispatched. III.
vensnoas DesnoesAisc party Eas s,~er "a,
ia ;ws srscss TIA belly. Lsok aus for u.
young replies.
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GIANTS IN NIINNE

A correspondent of the Winona (Minne-
sota) Republican writes that Mr.. a. l..
jerks of that place, who is prospecting in
one OF those mounds which are so common
ia that country. recently discovered. at the
depth of five or SIX feet, the remains of
seven or eight people of very large size
One thigh bone measured three feet in
length. The under jaw was one inch wider
than that of ans other man in this city
He also found clam shells, pieces of ivory
or bone rings, pieces of kettles made of
earth and coarse sand. There were at the
neck of one of these skeletons, teeth two
inches in length by one-half TO three fourths
Of au inch in diameter, with holes drilled
into the side. and the end polished, with
crease around il. Also nm arrow five inches
loog by one and bali wide stuck through
the back. near the back bone. and about
eight inches i2ag stuck into the left breast.
Also. the blade Of copper Ratchet, one
and half inch wide At the edge. and two
inches long. This Ratchet vas found stuck
in the skull Of the same skeleton. The
mound Is some two hundred feet above
the surface Of she Mississippi, and is com.
posed of clsv, INN madiately above the re-
mains. two feet thick; then comes LAYER
Of black loan: then another layer Of clay
sir inches thick. sIl so close packed that il
was with difrcultr that il eoald be penetrated.
There are some touE or FIVE different LAYERS
Of earth above the remains. There is no
such c!av found elsewhere 10 this vicinity
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MY WIFE'S PIANO.

The deed is accomplished. Ny wife has
got piano, and farewell the tranquil mind
farewell content aud evening papers, and
the big cigars that make ambition virtue,
oh, farewell !-"And, oh We mortal engines
whose rude throats the immortal Jove's
dread elamors counterfeit !" But stop, |
can't bid them farewell, for one of them has
just arrived. 1t came on dray. Six men
carried it into the parlor, and it grunted
awfully.. Ii weighs ton, shines like a
mirror, and has curved Cupids climbing up
on its limbs. And such lung ngs-whew My
wife has commenced to practice, and the
first time she touched the machine, thought
we were in the midst Of a thunder storm.
"na the iiShtuing hud struck the crocserr
chest. The cat, with tail erect, took bee
line for a particular friend upon the back
fence, demoiishing six shilling pane of
glass. The baby awoke and the little fellow
tried his best to beat the instrument, but he
couldn't do it. 1t beat him.
A teacher has been introduced into the
house. lie SAYS he is the last Of Napoleon's
grand army. lie wears huge moustache,
looks at mo iercely, smells of garlic, and
goes by the name Of Count Runaway
never come back -again-by. He played an
extract de opera the other night. He ran
his fingers through his hair twice, then
grnned, then cooked his eve up to the cell
ing, like monkey hunting flies, and then
came down one of his fingers, and heard
a delightful sound, similar to that prodlced
by cockroaeh dancing upon the tanor
string Of fiddle. Down came another
finger, and was reminded of the wind
whistling through the knot hole of hen
coop. He touched bis thumb, and thought
was in an orchard listening to the distant
braying of iackass. Now be ran his fin
gers along the keys and l. thought of boy
rafting a stick upon a store-box or picket
fence. All of a sudden he stopped, aud
thought something had happened. Then
be came down with both fists, and, oh Lord !
such noise was never heard before. |
thought hurricane had struck the house and
the walls were caving in. imagined was
in the cellar, and a ton Of coal was falling
about my head. thought the machine had
burs;ed, when the Internal noise stopped and
heard my wife calculate.
Exquisite ~ "What the deuce is the
matter?' The answer was "Why, dear,
that's La Somnambula !" "D-n Som
nambula - thought /; and the Couu.
rolled up his sheet of paper. He calls it
music; hu, for the life Of me can't make
it look like anything else than rail fence
~ith a lot of juvenile niggers crawling
over
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, %, 1860.


Dear Peaders:-Before this sssood-hy"
etu.ion reaches you, We shall have gone
away down east.
We are going to see the old folks at home:
to show the babies their grand mas, asd nu-
m mu,rou. uncles and aunts now uaknoFn TO
them. and grown TO be almost forgotten by
Us. IL is seven years since this department
has visited those childhood scenes. and Mrs.
Editor says s'We must 90 home." and it
would be highly nonseD.ical to disregard any
edic, Of hers-so we're going.
We shall see the great brick house wherein
We frst opened oa. eyes-whsrein Dsacon
Chandler has prayed daily for the early hap
piness and eternal salvation of his numerous
children for forty years. We shall see the
old school house wherein we've been sgsnk-
ed, we know not how oft, and the great barn
in whic, we've been licked a great deal Of
tenor. We shall fish for the lipeal dsscen-
dants of the little trouts. and dacs we gam
bolad long ago. and sit on the old hilktops
and feel sad as we think how those W no have
sat there with US have gone to different parts
of the earth and Kingdom Come. Weshall
visit d;~ers fugy towns aud eities wherein
we've been reg arded a. harum scarum
jour printer. respectable it makes man to
be an editor and married. We shall go
down to Bossensharbo and catch some tom
Gods, and mackerel. and: sculpins, and per-
haps a bad cold. Weshall have a few clam
bakes on the beach With some old friends,
and various things of tina. sort, and then
nrobably borrow some money and come
'----"~ for Steve Douglas.
home in time TO uu..-. i-
If We should happen to meet Horace ,rrss,vy
We shall assure him that the Republicans Of
Wisconsin don't thank him for his efforts TO
prevent Stewards nomination; to which he
will doubtless reply in language Of Gov.
Randall, "Shanghai Chandler, | run this in
stitation to suit myselfw
We shall try and be back in about six
weeks; meanwhile our junior editor, and
more discreet gentleman, Andrew jackson,
will make better paper tor our readers
than we ever did or ever can and our tried,
true, and trusty printer friend, Frank o..
Winser, (our Lochiel Of renown,) will run .
local column to suit his own idea of pro-
priety: and so the neople NAV and doubtless
will say-"Good riddance, Shanghai you
needn't come back at all, unless you want to
displease US! But we shall be back soon
enough to vote the Democratic ticket, and
dig our patch o. p'taties. Good By! We
really wish We warreu't going, now.
j. c. G.
p. S.-Our business matters are left with
Esquire Marsden, who is authorized to sue
and be sued for US, to sell our stays aud
heifers, and pay part of our debts.
P. S. 2nd.-Ws have left lock Of our
hair with Higgins, to be distributed among
our friends, Hill Spain and David Hatch and
the balance.
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Tas Boston Post publishes a letter from
EG.rfssiiens piCrcc to usu. Il. +. HsIIst,
dated Iaae -. Mr., Pierce says that Mr..
iialls,'s rejection As a deieEas" at BATH
more was, IN his Judgment, "a clear viola
ton at right" bat that the wrong was not
more paIpable than Mr.. lisl}es's vindicattoa
of seaai principles sad Of hi, claims to q
seat, WAS conclusive and triumphant, lie
thinks that ,he majority report Of the Com
mlitaa ea Credentials Was calculated TO
suadsr shs Convention, sud says There
hs, been. 10 fact, no nomination made in
conformity With shs established sui rseos.
uisei u<a<es Of that organization. and
hence uni and faithful men viii End
nothing IN the proceedings, 50 far as 'as
nominees are concerned, to biui their party
feslty." tndsr these circumstances, Il
would evassfy A,m sery mach Il ;ae nsmoe-
raev esery where waali anise 10 the support
81 Me- BrsckjariiEe AMI Gen. Lane.
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LIES HARPIEsT PERIOD.

Kingsley gives bis evidence o his disputed
point. He thus declares: .'There i- no
pleasure that have ever experienced like
a child's midsummer holiday. The time, |
mean, when two or three Of Us used to 90
away up the brook, and take our dinner.
with Us, and come home at night, tired,
dirty, happy. scratched beyond recognition,
with a great nosegay. three little trout, and
one shoe. the other having been used for
boat. till it had gone down with all hands
out Of soundlngs. How poor our Derby
days. 0uT Greenwich dinners, our evening
parties, where there are plenty of nice girls,
after that? Depend upon it, man nercr
experiences such pleasure or griJ. effer
fourteen ns he does before. unless in some
cases 10 hrs frst love making, when the SEN
sation il new TO him."
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The following paragraph 3 capital Illus
Tasian of the Importance Of punctuation.
There are two ways Of pointing it. one Of
which makes the individual ~ question $
monster of ulcxsdness, while the other con-
verss sIrn into 4 model Christian. Let our
readers exercise their ingenuity on the pre-
blem, ard see whether they can discover it.
twa-f5ld solution.
''He j. an old experienced man ia vice and
wicseiusss be i never found opposing the
works Of iuIqaitv he sakss delight in the
downfsll Of the nsighborhooi he'neyer rei5i
css in the prosperity Of sny Of bis fellow
creatures be is always ready to assist in de-
siroyius the peace ef seesesy be takes no
pleasure in serving the Lord be is ancom-
10 eniy !iliSent IN .owEnz iiscords among bis
friends ard ssquaiatancgs he taxes no pride
in Iahorang to promote the eaase of chris
,anisy he has aes bean neSS5-eoi N sndeay-
erlng 10 -ti-araetize ali rallIe teachers he
make. no sxsTfion to saessus his evil pas
sions Ls strives bard 20 bald dp Satzn's
kias3cTn be leads no AID 20 support The
gospel among the heashen b csnri5a;ss
largely DO the evil adversary be pays no at
senssnn 10 coed advice &c sives great need
Ia The devil ha wsil nsyer 20 70 tisarea he
must 60 where ae wili receive the jest rec
srapsnse Of rswArd.7 =
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From the seEeea Fails Is. rf cesrie-
HONESY OLD ABE- AND HA akfN, roo.



Aha 7s,peessss sHs Tyler, fosa
wha. has eassed shss esanoslo notss1, nosion
The esurtry shrar-h?
Freezcra's Car " bearing ze9rF
$ Hocest Old Ate :, and Hznlin, too,
~ Uonest Old Abe y sn2 Hs5niin, too,
So clear She Haek, Little Eas. Dag, Dug.
Tea poiits~sl szfzbsebSx;
So, dear the trsek, Little Dig.
4, Chicago Freensa gathered, gathered, gathered,
EArness ard tree
And With yotle proclaimed their choke
HINES. OG Ate'' and HaInYtE tor,
'-Hosest Old Abe azas HSrnlin. too;
Aud with them se u b-at little Steve Steve Steve
He cannss the People deceive;
And with item ven beat little stese.
'sFzilei 10 epnRe-s'r IN ey'ry resp-es.-
iioseaeiwish prayers and ess'sed With hxht,,
IL openef with gfsyeTs ard gy4erd with lights,
And st58rrnefi % sisi and die die die.
To bold 4 wake aBd sFy.''-
AEs aeJsa!ue9 " sssa and de !
The naaarne-s csase,s BsR to toll toll, toll,
A feebIe 1asi
By BreekfHrifge the ErsYe Dug
The c8rEse lnserre1-b5;h head aud tail
.rs.-sa as .y ss,a ..s % -. .,n. 81. r'ii
The manstet--ShaBsoeraey
SO that satsre ages mgy see
We're sure to aui the Ladies al, all. all, . ..
For Freedom true;
:" They II 20 a man do all they can ,,
F9E "a Heaest Obi Ate aIsi HamIin, too,
For Honest o.d Abe and Haniin, too;
And with them we II make Little Dug, Dug, Dug.
Keep snNg bug IN rug;
And with thsr. s,-e.s e.. ~ t'e Dos'
SlaFehoideTs at Free Labor rail. rail, rail-
Us 80 mud -siIls " call
But we've tough - Abe Lincoln rail- p
To ride them all upon next Fall ..- . - r sr s..
To ride them all rpon next Fail
And ven make strong feace. too too, too,
That Slavery caInot set through; -..a
And we'll make a strong fence tyo.
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POLITICAL ArGURIES.

The Washington correspondent Of the
are beginning to understand that the wreck
and ruin foretold By dsmagogues has already
CONS, aud that tho scenes enacted al
Charleston and Baltimors are the worst Of
il. IL is now asccrtained thai after all the
soiss these champions OF f"southsrn Rights"
have raised in regard TO the brutal and
bloody" designs Of the Republicans, the
factions into which the friends of Slavery
are lried hate ZACH other worse than
sssr 4g hates the Republicans; and that either
woad prefer the election Of Lincoln to that
Of tie candidates Of tho rival faction. Thus
IL ip. that Providence, "who sempers the
wind 20 ths -horn lamb seems to be pre-
pairing the Slavery propsgandi.ts for sub
mission 70 the role Of the hated Republicans,
by brgstttng in their bosoms .sill more in-
twn.e hatred vi those whom they regard as
false friends.
Whatever may be tho career Of the RePub.
liean Party whether it is destined 10 rule
ths country for a long series Of years, or
whether it j, soon to be superseded, know
not; bat one great fact seem, to be clear
and aumistakabls, viz that the country has
ostgrovn the dom nation Of tho slave pow
ct: and that 40 more, while seed sima and
harvest return, can an advocate or even an
apeIagist OF Slavery, be elected to the
Presidency. Whoever. IN the coming years,
shall labor under "ths inirmity of noble
minds" ambition. must hang his harp upon
che willow, or he must stng the praises II
Liberty. Slavery may last, know not how
laur, but il can never bs extended beyond
..s present limits. IL will hare its local
in8uenes. and will continue 10 MAKE and
uansks provincial politicians; bat its IA
s.anal ,nausuos hereafter will be held IN
suhoriinaucn to the higher and nobler SEN
t,,nens, the love Of liberty. Here, then, Is
4 rlaFiou, aehisv sm ont already won-a goal
aifssdy reached by the enemies Of Slavery,
which must insure the healthy action Of the
body polite. whatever party names may be
clothed with power.
The city Of Washington is rather outside
Of the Republican centre Of gravity, but the
party machinery. composed Of representa-
tive. from all the States in which the party
ha. an existence, keep up a ramGed CORES
pondoucc here which few other places enjoy.
From these sources learn nothing but
cheering news. Even from California hear
account. wh,sh seem utterly improbabls but
Ter tho current nov, from the adjoining
STATE Of Oregon. From Illinois no breath
ot daah, comes. and from Indiana the
Republican vaccinations are almost equally
ssngutns.
Leading Democrats from the South, who
still ltuger abou, tho capital, eonceds The
election Of LIneoin sai llsmliu. and MANI
Test a degree Of Chris,ian resignation, Bndsr
tae Affecting dspeusat,an, worthy of all
praise.
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CT The Indians are not generally aecu'-
toned to boil their food but we were told
By an Old trspper that it is possible to boil
the Gesh Of an animal in its own skin. The
skin is suspended over the fire bv mean. Of
stakes. after the manner of pot. Into
the hollow, water is put. which. We are as
surej. will boil and cook the flesh before
the skin is burnt through. This seems
extremely improbable. The historian, Le-
land, mentions. however. that the sBcieas
Scots s'Gsei the raw skins of cattle to boil
their meat. instead Of kettles"
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WHAT rnE DEMOCRATS ARE ron

Some are fer rsriviue the slave trade ;
some Congressional slave code for ias
Territories some fer Congress faghidatus
The Territories TO prahibis Slavery within
Their itm'ssi some for maintaining Slavery
Ia the Territories through the judiciary !;
'sHis Tor the sas-rea, pur-r;ncirls laugh
isEl-.has "it eas man weali euslave an
other, no third man should ohjsos," fau-
'ss;'sally called popular sovereignty"
l'enswsd laughter and aapiaasel--eas never
man among them in favor Of Federal pro-
hseision Of Slavery in Federal Territories,
aeserd:nS 10 the epvsetice Of car fathers who
Framed 'hs Govcrnmen. uasisr which ws
live israhssa Liaeoia.
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sE- Geo. W. Yosuaa. Esq. through late
naaber ef the o.ksloosa Herald, formally
announces his withdrawal from The Demo.
cratic party. Mr.. Yoeem has been enc os
sse leader. aud principal speakers Of thai
party in Mahssta county. ln = letter 10 The
Herald, be says be secs no practical differ.
snes bsswesa the sqaatser sovereignty and
slave code saeorie. Of the democratic party
both are intended for the ex,ensian Of
slavery.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-28

~ The California eorrespo5dea. oil the
New York Courier and Enquirer saws Mr..
Lincoln viii receive many thousands OF
votes there which would not hare been
given for anT other prominent Republican.
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rTEyery one eoaeurs in this NO one
bus Lincoln can De elected by the people
The efforts Of the "rin.sd streaked and
specxlsi" gentlemen wao wish TO throw
the siGssion into the House. are nothing
more nor less than eonspirasies against the
peopss.
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rT s'lf naughty girl should hurt you.
you would forgive her hike good girl
wouldn't Fous" asked teacher of little
girl. "Yes, ma'am. replied the child, if
couldn't catch her y
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PEEsIDENTIL CAMPAIGN OF 1850.

PEEsIDENTIL CAMPAIGN OF 1850.
Republican Executive Congressional Committee.
HON. PRESTON KING, y. Y. Chairman.
=" JAMES W GRIMES. IOWA.
1" L. F. S FOSTER, CONN.
oa the pert Of tae Senate.
HON JOHN CoyoDE, Penn, Treasurer-
+" =. b. wASHBuRNE, ILLINOIS.
+" f. Is. SPArLDlNG. NY
t' J. b. ALLEY, MASS. .s
&" DAVID kILG0RE, INDIANA
F" J. l. n. STRATTDN. n. J.
on ths part ofhs House of Reps.
The Committee are prepared to furnish the following
sPecohes:
EIGHT FACES -.s.
Hon. W II. Seward, n. Y. State II the Country.
:" W. III, Seward, n Y: RJchester Speech
Z" g. n Grow. PenH.: Free HenIes fer Free men.
'' James Harlan, Iowa: Shall the Territories be
AITieauigedg
r. Jahn Hickman, Penn: Who have violated CON-
B. . wade, Ohio Invasion, of Hsrper's Ferry.
&c g. " scranton and J II. Campbell, Penn. The
S5cakership.
p p. Blair. Ne. Address at Cincinnati; Coioni-
zs5Ja and Commerce
" OTris 8 FeTry- 0oTn-
=" Abraham Iinosn. IT., Tae demands sf the South
The Republican party EiT6icatet.
." William wtasIeui, Nina The Homestead Bill
Iis Friends aH1 Fse-.
=" Owen Los eey. ILL.,; The Fspsizeisal Of the Demo-
cratic Party
Lands f1T the LsD3ieFs-A Trsct-
TEs PoJr " WhiteS Of the Ssufh--A Traet,
sIxTIEx PAGES.
Hon Lyman Trra1bugI IN; seizure Fl The ArSensls
Harper's Ferry. Va. asd Liberty, Mo- spa sst
Ngz1teasisa q the Republican Party.
" Il. =. " sIe, 0his. Property n the Territories
" q n. xsa Eycs. n Y .: True Deaaoerscy--H STORY
YfnfiosIesf,
" II. wifsgs. Mass; Territorial sizse Cole.
81 JghH P. Hale ". "
a. J. T. Ferry Me- Posting the Esoks befr ssn tkc
North sns Fse s1sis-''
txs n pa-.a ayusHss~
It's Basis ard il Pra-ress.
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