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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
AasRgaNEsTRArORss aAE.R.

The undersigned, administrators Of The
estate Of Margaret PLEA, deceased, late
of Potsaygatts mile eoaaty, ssata on Iowa.
will, on the 2ana day 0f February, a.. nj.
1850. sell az public Auction. between the
hours Of sseleck, A. "a, and auseloek. j.
NJ. OF aid DAY. the following real estate.
belonging 20 the estate aforesaid. to- wif |,
fhs south hAfE Or tbs aekEh gaxk ouartar
aud 2hS RugsA halsOe shs sottlk eass uuar4
ter and the south west quarter aaa ! nprsh
west qagserss9 we nnFsn Nase Quarter N
sec No. thirty swa (aeA .AIAe he south
hale oe cha south west qurtev aRa fha @@szah
hall Of the south east quarter OF section
No. tvs enty -nIsAsk i al III Hosa mslsau sum
Der saFanEy .souzI "a ], nazsh, FaaxS namb&xa
9uFky~0ms al 1ewAMss aankalnias 6wa han4a
sized And khEssasG AeTnas eikfy 9esNa e.
whleA In La aagoo1 atAks al eaAki saki0mx MA1A
an orchard 9f frozp Ssgs 10 shFea AanArsa
Apple kFesa an IL mikh 4 larga. ard eamzsas
dloas fTAaae awelang and ukheF out -Easaeaa
0H IL, situated 90 Silver Greek, Is asIss
From Council BluEs, ca the road ieadiax
30 Lewis. Texans pk saie-vaessm hsndrsd
dollars cash. hAfaMes III twelve monahs.
with. ~ pag sAAs aAksras& AID sss@s 81
ths 18th day og FebgHaFY, i. ID. 1850, be-
tween tbe saRas haugas ii the City ~ Coua-
I'll Bsnzss ID Fgeng sS Ne County Ja5wesa |
0sziee, wFa will sen ~ public Amsskcn, tbs |
EoLsewimg described prcparsys I@-mik TAs
west haK u he negsh west daafkag 81 see.
sisn number twenty -swe u, aaaghs wsae |
aAlk s& tina sUusaa sMsg q ksegs sAd - mpnah /
a&ak QaAxssR aN AAe SssasA eaaA asza3tar &C /
Aseslsa nassAsg sssankg ksssnship Nfe. /
sassuly sire y 80 80 ut ~ j. 1
! a'd tlsa aeFth 80 qassaAk & tbs s5usA sssk
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
pmeCR ne co. CONVENTlON

The Dsnossssys f Puttawattamis eoun-
~ ara nosi6sd to meet Ia Mas Convex
tisn. q isaaa CoaesEt Hall, in the City
d usaaasas sluass, % Saturday tAs ia day
og3sAFaasy, 1890, at O'Clock P. NJ, for
the papossss slas Eaas six Dslegstes TO A.
tsad TIA Stats CaavsHtiSa, 10 b. held in
Dea MOiasa CITY, On The I'D dsy 81 Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1890.
3. u. RIDnLEy
- =. 49, Ch'R. pem. Cen. Com
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sHERxFr,s SAFE.

BY EtFtae % aH sxscatioa TO uae directed
from the offiee OF ths Clerk Of the Dis
tTiet Court Of Marion county, Iowa,
shalI proceed 70 sen On Saturday the lSth
day og February A. ID. 1860, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. Nc. and O'Clock
p. M. Of said day, In front # the Couaty
TreasureF's Oaiee, IN the city Ell Council
Bluffs, the following described real estate,
Of John Roush, to-wits
NE of The e n Of Sec. No. rs, and
the W l-2 Of the NV u of Sec. No. II,
Township No. II, Rangs 50 west, in Pot
tawattamis Couhty, Iowa. Taksa 10 tina
property Of John Reash, to satisfy an Ex-
eeut1on La favor n. Hlakey b Co.
s.H. CRAIG, sherfa,
Council Bluffs. Iowa. Jan. Ia. 20, aw
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FROM rich and poor, hoad and free, all
coiors, grades ahd conditions se life, we
hssE the sams need ST praise avr araei this
wonderful article. Sores are healed, pains
Eslisved, hyss saved, valuable animals
made useful, and untold Ills assuaged BY
this great medicine. whlsn il surprising 10
The iadgmsnt Of m&a- What fauily does
not rEquiFe q standard Ianimsnt. WHO
ever heard Of the sans effects produced hy
any other article? For cuts, Bruises,
spraihs, Rheumatism. Swelltngs, Strained
Horses, sc. 1t has no equal. Beeays si
sasifatsa~s. Tue genuine Mustang Lini-
ment Is sold BY ali respectable Druggists
and dvary Aea In every town, parish and
hamlet throughout North and South Amer
lea, Europe, and the Islands Of the Ocean.
Buy at once.
BARNES & PARK, PROPS,
Jan. Is, 1859. In New York.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
RnaRnw Ian n

Ths birkh-day az ErankIla was com.
msmorated al the Music nail laaE svsniaa
BY the Fsaakaia TypsgFa phlsal Society,
cred an osation Ga the early LIE oE thai
distinguished prtntar prsfaeing bis re-
marks with . most beautiful and fseliag
aliusioE TO the catastrophe at LawFsaes,
and also appropriately euiegiziAg khs tai
eats and writings ef tho late Lord Maean-
iy. The Hall VISA paked.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
~ i saar.neion 4 prassaslonal

80 a Convention uf professional gsa-
tlenen, wholly uneonnectei with poIlkics,
faesnsiy met at MsmphIa. This euuyen-
tics was enmeaasa &c gsgty-sWe naama-
bers, representing asaEly syeFy stats in ths
south. Their rsguiaF busineas over, thay
took . vote a@Sag themselves, aad ii waa
found Of the sorty-swe, fagSy-sRs were in
favor of the nominsk Sop ard sasettan Al
stsThsa a. Dougias 10 the nsxt presiAan-
cy.-~EssssSaaEe Jaagmal.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

M ssss.,.ss. sz.,.,s. .........sss ..s.s..s.
Z y ~ = - =
ii 3nnn.a.s,, IS sa.le s.,..~.s.a -
81 - @'' - 4
- - snsax pfkssas - slas
80 Pills upaM tAe memnraas which EEss&N
ne aiimansarw canal. annaaF. IL he vna-
- -. - !. .ss....s..s
Aa'sa : : - - As's
aans ume thsy gently stimulate Eaas
skemaEh and liver. This we suppgas be
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
TNFORMATIoN WANTEn.

We hsvs IN our care letter, directed 10
MIR. Virgil Higley, OF Bekorra, Coium bia
Co.. WiscoEdsia. Aay pesoa knowing
the whereabouts Of Mr., Higisy, win con-
Ter favor by seadlng bis address to ns
at Council BlGEA, Iowa. n
~ r. spoOF, P, III.
Papers In Iowa. and Missouri, plsass
nnrR
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

according 90 ahs rapsgt Of Wa.
Diane Wiiscn, Secretary ~ the Board 81
Directors Of the State Agricultural Col.
lsgss ghsrs have been o. S15 assss Of
sRring whsat sown the pass year, which,
at the estimated average Of 10 bushels
per acre, have produced Z, SIS 1888 bush
els. OF corn, 80, 00O, 900 bushels have
been raised, estimating the yield At ou-
ly 40 bushels per acre, In 1858. the
yield Of spring wheat amounted 10 bah
little over 5000, 900. or corn, the same
year there we're produced less than a.
500, 900 hasheis. Yaiua Of hogs sold In
1858, 81, III ,425 this yesr Il 10 esti-
mated at %, T3s ,2s1.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

VIRGINIA LEGEaLATURE.-TheFe ts a bill
before the Houss Of Delegates appEopria-
ting 500, 600 to establish a public armory
at Richmoud for the manufacture and g.
pair Of arms, to be dIstrihutsd among the
militia Of tbs State.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

The eazpsatsrshep Of the Michigan
soukhsFn Railroad In this place took FIRE
this morning, and nan named Conaut, an
employees nansa Peek was badly Injured
The building was saved.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
DHssOEuTFON.

Ths eo-paEtnesshfp herst0gags existing
between J. P. Williams & E. +. Dewey.
Ia this dav dissolved By mutual consent.
All debts and accounts das said hrm, mass
be settled with ]. P. Williams. W.
.sa*E-@4 as .. r. WILLIAMS,
E.F. DEWEY,
Council Bluffs Jan. Is. 1880. Nv
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

d The awseIa bs" serge Al Assaa
mas saes - snssaa Pgaazass ! 30
skkaass seFsRimAy Ne Assg assll sIsgsaE
nsmbsr of shs ssnass - ID IJesaoSs ~
il side of lbs uhsmAeg HS Cd in good
0dox wtsk 10 Kspabf ieah nsAaahsss. aad
il regarded by aIls - . faiS nnd candid
man, and a. the very beat Legislators
svss sens 70 the Legislators Egon sOId
Pessswattaxufs. y 8
Whes does this mssa 7 II sssaaaar
pssss sbsns 70 be sshors agala psas yghss
has b dsns % plaes him ia Agood oaor
With the Rspablisan Asmbsrssaf Did
BE- peEfesm Che duties Of midwife .as DO
sssaaa birth u he 'sweald b. Sea-
gsaas-ass Arsss Tassa i sazasa laaax
saapisisas sbOaa shis ngaiss. ana ss-
- pnsay Mpald Al we'll 10 loek aaak
Aiaasalf end II IN ssnnAa dsasavar the
eAasss exslssm II shs Aaaxaass d asa
d old tsEoFds wAaa hsss ~ sqrsaae
daaa thsa mins enemie praise ma ~ /
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

% The Democratic State 0onvsnGion
Of Indiana nominated Hon. Thomas A..
Hendricks lats Commissioners sg the
General Lag ofaee, as their candidate
for Governor. After the Convention
wES organized Hon. Cyrus L. DunhAm,
MF. Hendricks eompssitar, wishagew
his name as candidate, aud mr. Hsnd-
Eieka was nominated By aeclamasian.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
prrnnunasa- .Inu,rarn IL

pExrsRuaGH, January Il, II.
River nsne feet eight inches by the pisT
marx, and falling Weather cloudy and
eoal, with Indications Of rain. .-"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25


sfAarmB PAPxR AND EsvxxaRKs Goa
BgNaDs This naw pasenk il now III she
hands at the PoaE 0fsea Dapaxemauk,
With REV 10 exaaaine inAe la merits
ama prMesie&kilisy. Il consists 81 q
shaaa &c papes Of any siss, tbs eaaside
half shess hsing ahapsd like chs aap a
an enseleps, aAd whsn folded las ths
appearances u 81 ordinasy enrslops.
The Unltsa States postage atamp il
printed en tia righk+haad eovnsr Il
frsQusEatly happens thai ia the hurry 81
business the usual anyslopa d torn &c
aud thrown AWAY, when il ths eorrsspon-
asns fails 20 poatmsrk IL % tha lnslda,
great Inconvenience 10 expasIs need.
This new style Is sapecialiy adapsed b
the e0nvenience o. business maa gensr.
ally 7oszs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

S6unky viii De psgmltteg 70 be rep
&c b pFaxy "a ths caRvensaoa, 4
Ia aaxsgal eaanty nemocFaEie Gsassal
CssaaAaassss shesaaAoas etle state are ys-
sasssea 10 call County Conveaesseas Or %
take snch measures IS may b prescribed
hy party rules or asagg u ar EwAass
eemnAiss, for the parpoae q securing from
sysry eaanty q fair and Eaal representation
us Delegates teskhs saaka GaaYsatioR.
ID. 4. MAHOEY,
CAaixmaA @sks Dsms IN. Committee.
Dubuqus, Dec. 3D. Esas.r
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

4 STsAv WITH MoRAL.--Door bell
rings. Tue Rev. biF.-~---is introduced to
the family ro0m, where three children are
bustiy engaged at play, Struggled ia the
conner Of a room--ths methsg diligently
Engaged la serving. She rises to meet the
f'HalafsteT,p ana statutes him, while he,
WITH lefty, cold, rspuisivs dignity, says
''t&ood meEniag, Mrs.~-; are you well
to day 21 E
ARa digui6ed takes a seat.
After moments pause, he says, Ia the
same uHheHding manner
''i trust. madam, that yOa have been
we'll since / saw you lassyo
'"fhank you str--qaite WE'LL
A hTtef pause.
II hope your family have been in
swell thank yOp-asids from the or
dmasy sickness Of The children"
A HothSE pause.
81 trust that you have found consolation
and rejoicing since my last visit" ETC.,
ETC. - '~
And thus passed away some hftsen min
ates-tha children all the while having
suspended their plsy wishsa kind uf indies
cribabts fear, which children can lock,
CHANGING WoRaeringly at the mother.
Rising 10 Depart with tbs same unre-
b king digRity, the clergyman said:
"a leave nay blessing with yoa and
yaar fasBtiy. Mrs.--as and viii bid yOa
good morning.
Hardly bad The door eIossd, when q lit
tie boy Of fear years ran towards his
mother, and, clinging tightly TO her dress,
raised bis eyes iRquiriRgiy, and with the
simple sarnastness OF child, said
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
DassY pma RAsn,
Alvin Saunders 81 Hsnry
n Rkn@ - ~ sy...s4,s

Alvfn Saunders, 81 Heavy
NJ. Baker, oE Wapelio
Benjamin RscsoFs "a F9emort
George 81 Hawlsys Of Deeasnr
a. w. Hubbard, III Woodbury.
j. 3. Biackford, Of K8ssaea !;
Thomas Seslss, OF Gashrss
q. g. Nourse, of Polk
William u. saons, Of Marion;
y d. GFiAaelI 0f poweshsik
William A. WAg4en, 81 jackson
J0hn W Thoapsoa, Of Scott
joins sRAmss ii Beaten
Wiiliaam Saith, DC Laan.
william q. Ailisam, 81 @~-.-
A.F. Bgown, d Bladkhawk
Rsa6an Nsblss Df usayson
y. u Bewdsih, g. Floyd
w. n Mephazhs ~ MARSHALL,
j. Z. BsaNny 81 RzAssln
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
VIM ID Wamaea.

During the asbasa sasAaa ii gha sen.
ate day before Yesterday, upon the cues-
tion of che aholiEion AZ the. ogsca AZ
State Printer, Me-, Dgummansas Repab-
f.pan SeAAsos from Yinson, remarked
that Les The CeEnmittss 10 which the
qnessioa yes referred report which wag
they would, nv vas ID favor of oontlnu~
iug the once bE State Printer. With rates
81 c0rhpensation sulkoisnaIy senunera-
tire 90 anebls him "a suppors hrss
class Kspuh Jean paper 81 the eanisal.
and 30 asnploy tie bssa talent ID the
State, whsrsby EepabIiaan pysaclzsss
migill be defended.
Aaa IN order Ia sustain "a organ Ia
heoome the espseial apologize sf the
kspabllesn PA laae EAotaaad
fAsn, wh0 ahheF tha9 psssyss prsneinlsa,
annss suhmis nneo1a maaisgly Il ! dlrssi
tnx EAasFafax.
And skae fspsa sls eaomaxnieal sgnaos
pie payt8 ag Less f.. Sets .Kasssgs "a.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

MILI.Ea~RAs FiEas. --Ia thls slGy "a tas apsh
Lass, b. W. l.. BtgS4s ~. >. u MILLEE ts jazz
HAHTfMGM.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
SNUFF
GEORGE DouGHTx's
Gemeral CeAaecelng Agency.

NUuNCtL BLUkke, IOWA.
ms Unaerslgnsd having recently retired
esom the aegcAnkifs fbaeEness, begs lsars
70 oasg his saFvieaa to Msrchahta aud Ra
stresses Han e9 4Ef glasses, ae General
CoIissSfn@z Agent he proposes to give
bis snksre atksakiSn 30 tAaas bamsnews sRd
has lcng reaiasnes, and excessive Aeuuain-
lance ID the West, will, he trusts, enable
hsm % gass snsazA sakigeaetlon 10 all who
NAY @zxFyaEw BIT @ -
Notes, AeeoupEa ana Elalzas Of ali kinds,
nay Dc E0gwaEasa 70 khs anderslGnsd, By
nail, ~ asa ~ Tssssntxffon, Lie.
nidskaea o. C0iIsesinx. pxuaaHs attention
viii as giyvgs AND tbs aValla Immediately
ramissed Whsm Ii NAY become necessary
20 place claims IA saity slss hese gRvtessisB-
IL ssrvleaa VIII BE- sseared, and the legal
aEussSasags mgged forward as rapidly as
scsaihlss nsMhkfus eaaims viii Be ssitIsd
aad assmTed 90 kha best terms &ttaiaab1s,
and kAs sassa - naaa Estate, when taken
sakasas = payaaaak " security carefully Ia
vsssi@aksd.
5s ma6eEss saa also Pay Taxesta
&N parts 81 Western Iowa and Nebraska
rcd sssal also nsal, Rssfeha = or Tnvest Aoa-
sy II aaal EssRAes
! Eaassega q Es4siTy wfifbs pFomptly a.
f&f4&&# #8esF w
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

Wraas - sollas,iis... ssssss ss,.s.,,. 4
Hss.ss Raessasx a sjsS 4 la -
il shIe elsv. il 81 = - 49, ~
Cen misslsszx ii sexsv. - CT.
has hoe d 49, aatssae.
made ua.sar ia ms. e.n,.si<.s. ~ Il ls4l
a. ia Asouma sa.as - - - !
mada afssr she spgveV "a - nasa,aa.s
u ass asAss Thases ssaaas.ga ssa.
aaassa. heesssr. bsfars aas s;sa. sa.vsv
= assssr i ss ss,..sss - sllI..s !. slsa
zaaa Oases. asAhea = 500 c,isy
s. - 80 = one asss.
81 hgaass.s hus Il 60 aaa,s 3 !. oats
81 ~. ssSss sSs rss|sE q Is snsS
Company A Aose iaada.
uasiI sks 1esapAsx had g. ] nlas 81
the loastion i ahs assassas. 81 looal
Land oRss. LfA All asescl ksssre that
time. We would ilke 4 knsw !. xhaa
time sho rsehs az sbA ,v.rvansss in !
Bounty Lana Warvans. ska.,,l,.,a a. u :
Egl1 a..vss v*ara.a j - 49,
taeh Al .hs ao,,,.,,,a !. 80 h;s..s,-s
don eus = - - - ~, - /,
miIss fram ths osss !. j Is. 60. l.
Ale. his ag,,s;..,;.,,, :. ss...s -. = !.
In bosh ea.e. tyonyva... - - !. 80,
az land. ana ~ $3.50. - -, - -
reason w,v anv ,s,..s.oess,, .bo,,iS \.
made bstwsen : yn,grosa .a,.,,au, "a
the moor aoldisr. a. i a. 80 a.
RIGHT "a sha ians g~.u...a .ss..sa. 20.
shall rsspv IN mi. 1890 - : 49,
tina -. -
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~ ashy Ihalaniaaa Axs called Hos,
siers.ss TIE Rsv Aarea lwasd fsssns N ~.
llvsred course q Feeuarss Ii dsrseneaatss
pa s1e uawrlktrn History y Iadiana ~
Il las soasss 81 which BE- stated the aTa4
GIG ot TBS word Hoeslsr ~ follows
I.oaisvIlie waa great resort for ths in.
diana folka, aud very freQnsakly rows
would oeear. Tbs keatuekY hallisa wouId
swear they were shalt hoas, haig alligator
and the haganee snapins sagkle.as On a ear-
talm oeeasion q Mg. Ehers, wlg1 naa heArd
aid Col Ismenosky IaesaFa al tbs wars
Of Napoleon, Il saseh hs related the bat
taaa 1t tie gpsaAE ks end MaakagA aha Gel.
pspEoaaged q Npos re- !, wa Ii IcaissTIis
NHd guF anku mass, when ha Samp@a 40
en orr BIZ WaB d MnosAk. EslSes sRaateA
eiass VI hass kssA called Hnasleke
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
Republican state Comveuaaou,

This body, whose exercises closed last
svening very appropriately With speeches
from CaPtain George Mag and Colonel
Enoeh EAstmAu, selected the following
aensaeHea 20 70 81 Chicago. Efghs
Dslegm8ss al alasgs3 aand swo fgg each
ssadlaial DissFies, were shssen.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

NEW 3G&Ay s@n4- 46s
CouutsFfeit a's GA the Oneida County
Bank OF Utica, were In circulation here
yesterday. 81
The steamship Arabia sailed to-day for
Liverpool with 10 passengers aaa about
$50 600 specie. she took New Orleans
malls to 18th last Inclusive, and tslegTaph
OK ITsh.
A collision occurred this morning in tina
Yorkvills TaaBei, on the Harlea Bail
Road. between the early Harlem snd New
Haven trains both geing ossa way. Beth
tTaias were crowded with pasaenReRss and
foF Iew moments theirs wassinksacs en-.
etts@@aaa safs@ fsxas ias6sz RaEsy ~ kgty
we're injured hsa &sw aagicaAly. Mr. Elfs
jah Rsaasa4a, og Whiga psakaa, had thEee
Ffbs hEoksa. TAs sngin@ar al the Maw
Haven train was disabled. Tae aeeaAsaz
was sasssea by the sndas@ skarsjag eg TIE
HaElsaa ssaSns the New Hamam aRaan
yss elese hAhlAa. s4 sa -
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-09-05

A MONSTER BALLooN.-Mr. @. Coe
of Rome, New York, is now engaged
in building q monster balloon, with
which he hopes to succeed in his pro-
ject of aerial navigation. In Sept'r
last, while endeavoring to disengage q
balloon from q tree, he met with an
accident, in consequence Of which be
subsequently suffered amputation Of
his arm. In April last he commenced
work on his mammoth balloon, which
viii be finished in about two weeks. ~
There are about S,7O0 yards Of cloth
in this aeriel ship; over this is the
netting, weighing 900 pounds. The
balloon when inflated is 2O8 feet high,
its diameter ia 118 feet, and to ell it,
reqires 1871, 900 cubic feet of gas. -
The car and basket are 80 feet in cir
conference, and thirteen feet In diame-
ter, made of rattan, and to be carpet
ed with Brussels carpet, and the seats
inside to be similar to those in an ON
nibus. Over % miles Of sewing has
been done on this balloon its lifting
power is over $4,000 thousand pounds.
Mr.. Coe intends to 20 to st. Louis,
or some other Western city, from
whence he win proceed East BY means
Of that easterly current be 10 50 san
guine Of ending.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-09-05

ADD EL-KADER, whose exploits are
historic. but who during late years has
been almost lost sight OF, is probably
about to return to active life, under
the guidance of Louis Napoleon.
ADD Ell Kader was the chief, who for
fifteen years, from 1882 to l84T, main
tanned struggle against the French
at Algeria. He and his Moors were
only overcome at last by an alliance
between Louis Philippe and the En-
peror Of Morocco. Defeated and Ia
ken prisoner, he was held captive in
France so long as the French King
dom lasted. Napoleon, on his aces
sion to the Imperial throne, liberated
ADD Ell Kader, treated him with kind
ness and sent him to the East. It is
now announced in the Paris journals
that the Emperor has sent him the
Gordon of the Legion of Honor, in re-
compense for his conduct in favor Of
the Christians in Syria, and that ADD
El-Kader manifests his gratitude by
profering his services for the suppress
sion of the atrocities in Mount LeFan-
on, asking only force of three thou
sand troops, with which he engages to
restore order in q very short time.
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A SLIGHT MISTAKE. The following
anecdote ia extracted from the Lon
don Court Journal
A distinguished author was recent
ly overtaken ia shower, and took
refuge in q portico at the West End.
a young and beautiful ladv who was
at the parlor window, after looking
attentiVely at him for a moment, sent
a servant ont with an umbrella. The
next day the delighted author dressed
himself up to his last result OF the
problem Of what was becoming. and as
the umbrella was an old one. laid it
aside as soyenir, and purchased one
Of the costliest taste, called on the lady
to return her aattering compliment
She received the new umbrella evident
" without marking the change, and
after listening with curious gravity to
the rather pressing tenderness of the
dramatist's acknowledgements, she
suddenly comprehended that he vas
under the impression that she was en-
amored of him, and forthwith. naively
explained, as be stood in the way Of
an expected visit from her intended,
who wished to come unobserved, she
had sent him the umbrella to get 1sns
off her front stoop
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-09-05

KEENAN, is in the land of steady
habits and hickory nutmegS. The
authorities of blue-law Connecticut
interferred with his arrangements at
New Haven, but he evaded the snares
of the law, and now turns up at Prov
idence. In the meantime, we learn
that there is probability-a very dim
one, but yet distinct enough to be seen
-of the Benicia Boy again meeting
John Morrissey in twenty-four feet
ring. We don't think they win meet
for some time. Heenan makes good
thing out of his exhibitions, while
Morrissey, we understand, manages
faro bank at Saratoga. On the
question Of morals nothing need be
said. Pecuniarily, we suppose they
are satisfied with their present condi-
tons.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-09-05

From PIXIES PEAK.-St. Joseph,
Aug. 3l.-The Denver City express
brings Pixies Peak advices to the 25
instant.
The census returns show the popu-
lation at the gold regions to be about
$4,000.
The veins on the Blue river increase
in richness.
The troubles with the Navajo Indi.
ans continue serious.
From two to three thousand of the
Cheyennes are engaged in stealing,
and in some cases attacking the rem
ches on the Platte river.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-09-05

From further details we are led TO
believe that the grand ball at Montre-
al, on Monday night, in honor of the
Prince of Wales, totally eclipsed any
thing of the kind ever attempted in
this country. The Prince, with
bis suite, was present, and partic-
ipated warmly in the pleasures Of the
occasion. The cost of the affair was
over forty thousand dollars. A torch
light procession took place in the
evening ; also an operetic concert, at
which appeared Patti and other artists.
Montreal IS evidently in q state of ex-
citement, and the people there are do
ing things on a scale of generosity that
win test both their pockets and loyal
ty.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-09-05

LORD RENFREw.--If jenkins re-
port correctly, the Prince of Wales,
travelling as Lord Renfrew, will go to
Hamilton, Canada West, to Chicago,
where he will stay one day, then across
the prsiries to st. Louis, where he
win stay zone day. Returning, he win
stay two half days at Baltimore, two
days at Washington, and one day at
Philadelphia. He viii reach Phila-
delphia about the eth of October !;
reach New York on the 18th, attend
ball in New York on the 18th, and
probably visit Boston about the 14th.
Inspect Harvard University the next
day, leave for Portland about the 17h,
and sail from that port about the 18th
of October. In the United States he
viii travel strictly as private gentle
man. He is said to have been greatly
amused with the extra-euloglstie no.
tees Of him which certain of the New.
York papers have published, and to
have laughed heartily at jenkins stu
pidity in thinking that because be, the
Prince, is left-handed, his mother had
forbade his giving bis right hand to
any rank less than royalityll