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PORTLAND, Jan. 1.-THE Steamship Canadian,
which left Liverpool Thursday, the Sd inst, and
Londonderry the evening of the 4th, has arrived
at this port
She brings weekly summary of the Liverpool
and London markets, for the week ending Friday,
the 4tll.
The Cunard steamship Asia, from New York,
whence she sailed on the 18th ult., arrived at
Queenstown on the I'd, on her way to Liverpool.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4.-The sales of three days in
the Liverpool Cotton market consisted of %, ,000
bales, of which spectators and export j each
took 1900, the market closing dull, owi to the
late advance in bank rates. All qualities lSperi-
encd decline of 1-l6 to Id. during the week.
To-day's (Frtday) business amounted to 60Oo
bales, including 1000 taken on speculation at the
following authorized quotations:
Fair Orleans. >. .78d. Middl,g Orleans 5s1gd.
Fair Mobile. I'D Middl,g Mobile. Z 3-lGd
Fair Uplands. -. ,7ad. Middl'g Uplds. z Lied
The stock of cotton at Liverpool adds up $4,000
bales, of which 372 900 Of American production
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4.-Mcssrs. Wakefield, Nash g.
Co.'s circular says the weeks business in Flour
closed firm. Wheat was quiet, and prices were
unchanged.
The severe weather was interfering with re-
inovals. Indian Corn ruled quiet, and prices had a
downward tendency.
LIVERPOOL, JAN 4-Various Liverpool circulars
say Provisions were quiet
LONDON, Jan. 4.-Consols for the account closed
at 92!.
General Intelligence.
Prince Carignan had been appointed Lieutenant
to the King at Naples.
The Canadian brings intelligence Of the wreck Of
| the ship Bostonian of the coast of Guernsey. She
was from New York, bound for London, and is a
| total loss. Part Of her crew was saved.
| The loss of the ship Gutenberg is also reported
| by the Canadian. She was bound from New York
| to Hamburg, and was lost on Goodwin Sands.
| Twenty-Five hands are misaing-seyeu only being
saved.
| Since the recent death of King Frederic William
Of Prussia, the administration of affairs of the Gov
ernment have devolyed upon the Prince Regent,
who now regns as King under the tite of William
| Fifth.
This change has created much excitement among
| the German States.
The Edinburg at New York
| New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE New York. Liverpool
and Philadelphia Mail Company's steamship Edn-
burg, from Liverpool the I'd, has arrived at this
port
She brings fl06,0 900 in specie.
The Edinburg brings the following additiona
items of European intelligence
Napoleon had informed Lord Cowley that he re
garded the future with confidence, and that
friendly understanding between the two Powers
(Engand and France) will maintain the peace h
| [Napoleon) so much desired.
The Queen of Naples had left Gaeta.
d o M e TIC IN LII GLE N G e
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY
THE LEGISLATURE IN EXTRAORDINARY SESSION
MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR NAGoFFIN
| p . q q
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The undersigned, hayng opened CHOICE FAMILY GRO
Gerry respectfully invite their friends and the public
ally call examine their stock, which comprises every
siety II Groceries, as per catalogue.
stock s all perfectly fresh and has been selected With
great and Judgment from long experience and knowledge
q The business
Our BUTTER is received weekly, per steamer and guar
FoRwooD & GRIBBLE
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ARMS FOR THE HOME COMPANIES.

Yesterday Gen. II. Grivot, the Adjutant Genera,
gave instructions, by order of the Governor, to
Mayor Monroe to distribute 1000 guns, and ammu
milton to correspond for the of the patrol COM
panies lately formed in this city. These companies
will be served with arms per the order of their
rank Of enrolment
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MISSISSIPPI STATE CONVENTION,

Special Correspondence the Crescent
JACKSON, Jan. II, 1861.
Mr. Editor-Gour correspondent has for the last
four days been military duty at yicksburg,
hence the readers of your paper may account for
the hiatus occurring in the report Of the proceed
ings of the Mississippi Convention.
There has been nothing of Importance transacted
in the Convention, with the exception of the re-
ports OF committees.
The following are the reports of the different
committees. AS yet they have not been acted
upon:
REPoRs OF THE cG2dMIrrEE ON SOUTHERN coNFEDER-
Mr. President. The committee to whom was
referred the subject of the formation of Southern
Confederhey have had the same under considera-
ton, and beg leave to make the following report:
In view ,of ali the events OF the last month, and
the prospect before Us, your committee is of opin-
ion that II is subject which SHOULD be acted upon
with proRptnsss and SECESSION by the Convention.
They furnish conclusive reasons for the necessity
of an efficient Government for the seeding States
OF the late Union, before the 9Th day Of March
next. They are now without Federal fora of
Government, andiau early and cordial Union an2ong
them is needed, TO preserve peace, to promote
order, TO oteetIights and avcnge wrongs. Beth
at hnme and abroad its nff&ence will be felt, and
its formation and perfection was the great and
leading eliaot for wlfe this body was constituted
10 this eGd the committee recommends the cleo
ton OF seven delegates, to meet WITH delegates
from other States, at Montgomery, Alabama, on
the LIST Monday in February, 1861. This time and
place meet TIE views OF South Carolina and Ala
bana, aud viii doubtless be sanctioned By Florida,
Georgia. Louisiana and Texas and alt other South.
ern States who may hefesLEter cooperate with us
The number Of Delegates recommended is the
same as thatlof our Senators and Representatives.
in the Congress- Of the late United States. Ii is be-
leved that thus PhieWe may secure ability of a |
varied character, We also avoid the confusion and
delay sometimes iBSdentto too large a represent
alton in point of nuRbers.
In the deberationsaf If such hodyas is proposed,
your committee tkirl that each State should stand
on footing Of perfect equality with every other !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

T4i
AFFAIRS AT THE NAVY ARD. The Warrington
(navy.yard) correspondent of the Observer, under
date of the 18th, furnishes interesting particulars
and Incidents. We quote
The time is fast approaching when the blow must
be struck everything is being put ia readiness as
the yard and in the FORTS and when the proper pre-
caution shall be taken, hostties will undoubtedly
commence. &
The Pensacola companies are stationed id Tho
yard and Marine barracks. The Montgomery COM
panies, Wetumpka and Hayneville companies, and
some others are at the Military barracks aud Fors
Barancas.
The U. S. steamer Wyandotte and the q. s. store
ship Supply go out to-day. The latter vessel pro-
ceeds to New York with the following passengers:
Commodore James Armstrong and wiles Payinaster
Warrington, wife and son. DR.. Bishop and wife, the
gunner carpenter and sailIaaker of this yard, the
marines and sailors from ordinary qaarftefs ad me
Capt. E. Farrand, Lieut.. RenshaW, Surgeon
Spotswood, Master Pearson, all Of y. s; san.i
G. Gonzales naval store keeper, Mir. Albert, engt-
neer in charge, and Mr.. w. NJ. James, arc ali re-
norted as having rendered their resignation, and
await the action of the authorities at Washington.
The Rev. G. w. Thomas has resigned the
chapaincy in the United States Navy, ard proceeds
to Georgfa, his adopted State. with Ais family,
! there to give his services to the Sonth.
Constructor Porter proceeds to Norfolk Na., for
the same patriotic purpose; 50 does Passed Assist
ant Surgeon Darlington, u. $. N. Thsls troubles
accumulate around the head of the Chief Fnnc-
tionary, James Buchanan who, in December last
declared there was no power in Congress OF the
President of the United States to coerce State to
remain in the Union. and now allows that yiTulent
old Federalist, Gen. Winfield Scott, 10 drive him
into cnercive measures. With truth have Seereta-
res Thompson, Floyd and Thomas told The yaeillat-
ing old man that he had violated his solemn
pledges.
THIS pilots have been notified not to bring il any
United States armed vessels under penalty ofeash.
fellow was caught yesterday bringing ais-
| patches to Com, Armstrong from WaShing{oIss
They were received and delivered to eantefn
| dolph.
"A large force and several pieces Of artillery are
on their way here vim peTdidos they have bees
crossing that stream since yesterday Iaornillg.
The greatest order prevails whichever sya5 " q
turn 1t is the aIne--al are busy i'm the alIe 81
cause no drunkenness, 40 profanity 10 atise:
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yond Organization has been done.
PEerEcr1oy or L1eur.-Few peonle who

PERFECTION or LIGHT.-FeW people who are in
;le hsBt Of stulgE WORKING night casi,er import
Of their procuring light which viii injurious
their eyes Many person has lost permanently injured
eyesigt by caraessaess This subject when if they had
adopted precautions their would have been good
to old age Reading print writing white paper
nriously to The eye II should be dis
continued II il Is necessary work night procure lamp
that gives rilliaqt soft and steady Of Coysfts
gea o which costs More than the che Of the old
kinds, a9d Is perfectly safe. They No. Char
tres street. ta every variety Of pattern and price.
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D ECLINE IN COTT O N .
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CANADIAN.
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4 NNE1aGAg II SE'8GA0IANst w aIHSKkLsS 81 VVGs
Old Madeira Wine, very tine, bottled.
s Old Port Wine chdice.
Pale Sherry Wine, choice,
S. ". p Port Wine, on draHEllt
4 i. P.8i. Sherry Vine, ISi8 oR draught and bottled
Bragg MADEIRA Vine, 1B49,
Rose =.
south Side Medelra Wine, 1sfa, extra quality.
j. Hahness, Il Co Brandy, lt53, S57 and Is.
sTnes Rnbin 4 Go. 1872.
Otard, Bnpuy Il Go. 1850 and 49,
Common Brandy, for cooking purposes.
bourbon Whisky ...-
sfIfnnerial'' Old Rye Whisky.
xxx Ne Plus uftra'' Whisky.
Scotch and Irish Whisky.
Old Tom Gin.
Hhstefieg's lstttars.
Guinness, Porter.
Brown Stout, Ale, Lager Beer, etc., etc.
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NUMBER 27A.
gOtal gnteEligeHtt.

rnn rRoeREss OF THE MILITARY
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&hanipa Sne.

hs 9Ieidsiee Widow Cllquo hiunl & Co. yersensy Gels
ierp1mparial, Lelegerd 4 Co.'s
6Iarets.
sfssIeau Margaux. HaltAladoc
PesSer0i Nqe Bacheiot, ST. Julien,
Haul Brton, aiargaux. Grand ST. Lambert,
Chateau Plagnac, Chateau L-eviile,
siF3s 55s5 Cenenac, Nedoc.
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LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
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Loss of the Observation-Disclosures of the Guttemburg,
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ef Arms for the Home Companies.

ORGANIZATION OF a MILITARY FIRE BRIGADE
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,c7aa C;<ssrts, etc. etc.

Of 9us AaeEsasO c2as5zRFrITEas
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sCoTG Pale Ale and London Porter, in quarts
and pjnts yarnns brauds Newark Champagne Cider Bo
kcfs Ha5tettes Gouley and Southern Biters Aleohot
Bay Rum. jals 4tsa&Mo
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SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1861.

TO rhE NEW oRLEAas oassoes1
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Meats.
Western Hams: ysriops brands.
y Sides, sugar cured and plnin
4 Beef eoEIed, and smoked
NJ Tongues, smoked and picked
Essh
MackereI, Mess and Large No. l. in kits.
Mackefea. Nc. ], in quates and half barrels
Mfss Shad, in kits.
No. sasnon in kits.
Z, ,n, IN. h.rssI. TIEomr, "nd s,ft GtG; G:r,.s
Ga, Ga,a ,i.s, MeP'. Nssssfoni. S5sS
4snias, u, sb's, coarse and fpo. Esgiap
hfsss iaR!ssaiR Rot Ts,s EeRrl fSs5i b@riey
CoS's Gelatine. Neriniceli.
Buttor, etc,
Western, and Roll Butter.
Paleh lIsaa Cheese. English iE53sIsh Dairy Cheese,
Crackers.
Bentg Water, III tins md barrels
ga,,s5 g4, cfaetess. '''- : Fsson Fs o'"eher'.
SShs WIZ !. Ginger
Crushed Sugar Powdered Sugar.
Brown and Clarified Plantation
sasar House Molasae5. Ns;s York Golden Syrup
Plantation ReboIled MoihsseS.
Fancy, Brown. and white, + sSaps salp:.
Honey Almond stc; et:;d in cakes
anlls extra Brown N. Y
spefm OIL, Cotton Seed Oil.
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Sable Amer, Fine in boxes. Table, English Fine jars,
Articles in Cans
Baltimore Oysters, fresh spiced in and b ESns,
Salmon, fresh and spced in 2.lb. cans
Lobster, fresh, in J and 2lb, cans. NJ
VeeI Mutton, Beef A
Sardnes, in half and ar. boxes sa-
Fresh Green Peas and Anchovies Ep
Amarican Green Corn, Tomatoes and Asparagus.
Cigars.
Londres Plantation, Operas
Intimdad, Rega.as, Conctas.
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Spices.
Pepper Black whole and ground and pure.
White Pepper, in bottles.
Cayenne Pepper, in bottles.
Gloves Ginger Cinnamon and spce ground and whole.
Mace and Nutnegs.
anstard-Kentucky and " Smiths" Extra.
English aud French Mustard in jars.
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AHHGnG.

London Club Sauce Worcestershire
English and American Walnut and Mushroom Ketchup.
Baltimore Tomato Ketchupi Pepper Sauce.
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e, Lager Beer, etc., etc.
Gordtals.
Malt Liquors. etc.

Ansetfe, in baskets Absysle; VOLTS Schnapps
Assorted French, Copenhagen Cherry.
Curacao; Mafaschino.
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GLAssIFIG ATIoN.
TTemta.

Heats.
Western Hams. verious brands. ."
Il H4 Sides, Suear cured and plain
Beef cnrTed and smoked.
Tongues, Smoked and picked.
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I lAss5S7 1eicEIeS.
English Assorted, in quarts and pints.
f5S.Aulericat in gallons, half gallons and quarts
Neipareil Gapers.
= Spanish and French Olives.
Stuffed Olives, in Oil.
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Equipment of Volunteer Militia.

HE OPP osHs ooERo1oE N.
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Preserves
French, in Juice, assorted.
\ r. Shaker Prase, YES,
Baltimore Sweetmeats assorted.
Baltim re Jeilies,
Baltimore Peaches, fresh, in cans.
Canton Ginger. a..--
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Fancy, Brown. and White, IN cakes.
5i8l Honey, Almond, stc., in cakes.
58l CASTLE,
Hn's extra Brown N. Y
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Molasses.
Sugar House Molasses. New York Golden Syrup
Plantation -. Reboiled AIolAsses.
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he LEGISLATURE IN EXTRAORDINARY SESSION.

MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR MAGoFF1N
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Extracts.
Preston Merrils Vanilla, Almond Lemon Orange, Pineap
pie, Rose, etc.
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FISH.
Mackerei Mess aBd Large No. l. in kits
Mackerei No. /, in qua. .iec and half barrels.
Mfss Shad, id kits
Halbat Fins.
No. Salmon, in kits.
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Bekers' single double and Vanilla; Premium No.
Plau Cocoa and Brona
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1g, 70 p. M.-Tne report G'at
powder belonging to st. Louis merchants, had
been seized by the authoritie4 Of New 0r!eans, il
entirely untrue the powder has not arrived there
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

A. laae arrival from England brings an
address from Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe,
the authUress of s'Unaie Toms Cabin, !"
to the Earl Of Shafssbury, the great pat
roo of American Abolitinnists. The OBJ
ject Of the address Ia TO deprecate his cen
sure and to assure him that abe and her
associates still labor in the cause oi dis
solution and emancipation. She says ;
81 have advocated disnnion fur fifteen
years. because | thought Ii practicsl
method Of freeing the North from the
guilt of slavery, and OF planting at the
South the seeds Of early and ensirs sznan-
cipation, wringing Justice from weak
and hankrups South p
% Those who think that the ultra Aboli-
tionists bad no purpose 70 break up the
Union will ind nut TO crack In this can
did avUwal Of Mrs. Chicago
Foss.
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sow orRS 10 oTfUMwA, YTTTY aILks,
FETtAey Wsss sASa sas 0aAsE RaaarpSS In ,k@A
In connection Fith tAe
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON A. aUIscE R4ILRoAp
sAuTssss Q@4skssf azs Asss Raaae
70 Ghicas0, ksw TsTk, Boston, PhalAdslphAa sai
Baltimore; 10 ksokuk, St. Lsuis ana Cinc1anat
znd 70 all points in Itlinois, fntiana icAsan 0hio
Maa CSna4t&. r.. ~ .4..
Two Trains DaAly lsays and arrive tsuDdsys sx.
ceptedl a. EoilGws:
LzAvx aTTuMwA AnR1vr ar CHICAGO
S:os 90 "'e'sea a q sss s,s "'s'sss' ? m
E9~uoaneeaing ii GaaexsarEh vita the Northeyu
Gross Railroad for QmaD1y5 ak Msksaot& with rass
Illinois csatEaI aailrozd, Ter GA9R1& and Duaieiss
and 81 Louis aad gsiTo. = BsssiaSfaa Hish fAai
SPECIAL NOTICE, e.. .-.s. -.
ER~ThEsaxh to New Tara IN - hours Passen-
gers Iezving CsaBciI slafa, afoFning and evening
lkkins IAis r9u&E will axF1ve Ia EhAs&go 81. Lou
Is from - to q heurs quicker than By onJ othes
route and ia sRple time TO eonaeSt wtth the greAi
Eastern and southefn Lines. 5-t
Buy ygaF ncks4a ria estsTn S1ASa ceE2psny te
otLurTwa, where yeH can buy yeu< Tickets Of Lhs
BuEinxtea b 10. Railroad Ticket ofaes, 50 ALI
POINTS Rast and South.
TO SHIPPERS or STOCK ...
Stock Trains viii run regularly, leaving daily
sundays excepted These TrRtus have all tns right
Of Passenger Trains, thus insastHg AeEpsss4 sae
consequently avoiding all thoss ys3ztie2s delays
that are constantly occurring Ga other roetss
gsw s&ock peas have been eaiR ca both sbAes ol
the MisslsspSA close eg shs Ferry, Ad DfsstEa vii
and there every thiR& they eoRId wish feg the SC
ccunedHtten OF their sfsck.
IAroagA ccRtEaSaS Eavsn to GAtesSo.
-- JOHN 8. RKAD,
vice President and Superintendent.
d RKAYCK, S@a. WstAKE Agent
BagEingtoE, Fs4 o. 1881 - f-... ~
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x.touoR DmawKaNa nv EwanAND.


Aa EAglish correspondent Of the Sun
day School Timss, gives fearful picture
Of the infsnpesanes ia Eagland. he col.
iscta his facts arom government aoeu-
ments and other authentic sources. From
these Ii appears thas the total quantity Of
liaaors of all kipas Imported iato Eagiand
the past year, ausuassed to swenty .sayea
millions Of galionsl or nearly one sallon
to eTery mAns woman and child in the
kingdeAn. Eugiaad derived . revenue
fEara shia hquor oil C IA, ,6asay y0eo, TO which
should be added the duty on malt, wine
and excise iieensa, which swells the iiquoz
revenaa In Englaad 10 e., 900 yDW or
one haadKed and ase millinns aE dollars !,
which Il about one third mexe than the
entire revenue Of the United States IN her
pAlmiest days. s..f- y
WAan zainssaegx sf the gospel hsss their
liquors Oh shs tabas oa sbs paalis plat
forms from which they address the audi
ence On the oosasioa Of their public rsii-
gious gatherings. il is 20 wsniss the
peopls driaks and sspselally the poorer
class cf people. Baswhss snormoas gus
cling 10 here, 80 wonder the paepls are
poor sAas sfsy saousaad persona rise
evesy morning In London withoas kzaew4
ssss. sgssnva sSsax m~e 20 4. asss xs ssisht -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

Parry LEsEs.--At meeting Of the Cab
met not q great whine ago, ID is reporsed
that the following patriotic, no party res
olution was uRaaimously passed, which
we iayias Esno paEty'' Deaosza&s 10 ex-
aERine:
Resoigad, That until the var 10 ended,
no party lines shall be observed By the
President, or any Of the heads Of other
departments, except Ira the diStTibasioa Of
omcss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

Il A Western EDITOR isteiy called bis
dsyil 70 ham and told him he could not
aasEd to hire hia sssvicas any loageE, IN
less he would agree 70 take niHspenOe psr
week or share equally the profits Of the pa
per. The boy concluded TO stay, but an
hesitatingly chose the ninspsnee fps has
wages. g. .. ..--.. .. ....s. ..= 49,.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

@ In consequence of tas sasssaion af
the obsrOkss Nasisn, the United States
authorities have oonascstsd $s3 900 Of
annuity money, that vas 10 hare been paid
% thea, and thas was On deposit ia . 81.
Iaouia bank. ,-- sE......s & grr.. q sset q /
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

FAkSx Ham GUAKpKD AGArsgT.-A& Di-
eppe, in France, f2uOus bathing place,
there is > police established, whose duty
1t is to rescue persoaa fFom danger. The
following nosice was recently issued to
them: 'ST'he bathing police Is requested,
when lady is in danger OF drowning, to
seize har b. ths dress and not By the hair,
which ofksntimas remains In their grasp.
Newfoundland dogs will also govern
themselves accordingly.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

PATaIoTTG 0sFsR. UnEtod Sta&as
Express Company gavs uosiee that they
win transport oyer sheir express Inss,
free ef Charge blankets Donated % the
government, marked 10 aay Quarssrsmas-
tsr Of the United States array. .--