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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
To 6 capitalists.


Yhe Court Hoase Bonds Of Fottzwattsnis Co.
lsza, EiA be ready Ter sale in a few Gays.
These bonds, 10 the amouHt VI &s5 0uO % are
authorized by q vote of mstafity es the voters
OF said county taken at the UcfcbeT eleci&bn,
1855 audeE law ~ 1850 creating Board o.
Supervisors &c. They Will be issusd In SIDa
bonds, payable tn years AFTER date, and dTas
interest at the rate Of tea per cent syabis ALL
nRaTly Ia cash, III the County TrrasuFeT'a tflee,
on the arst HD6day al Jgf1e ~ earh yPaf--iart
ysEr's iRteTest : ty4 bie with the pF ncipsL' IL
farm They VIII BE rFnIIar to the T. =. 3a'k. sEd
have COUPONS ataebrd for ias yearly inter-
est. witch map De separated ireu the hand and
draw tbs zmoEut sEeCin~d therein, Is the aaaze
rAsBRef "a with u s securities. Ear Ehe pHTpese
Of paying thssa hands, the bard of sBpCrFIsuEH
Az eHffe BY tAw 10 levy yearly sprttai tax on
all the property IA said county Of bet - exceed
four mills the sUllzr payat4e cash until III
seeut nsezEs are raised 70 pay IF the Indebted
gess.
The assessed galue Of all the property ia Pstts~
wattAulIs cinaIS 10 1853 &3.lS7 $40, There Is
no probability that this valuation Wtll becoFue
smaller vita eur ps0v pectIva Railroad lHpFvye
ulfuts Increase Of pvpu AiiCn and steafy BdgaLcP
la the vatae Of properly Ut ali aescxlptzsns, TIE
8ggreate assessment wIH gradually bal sare'F m
EkeAse- a levy Of four mills on The dollar VAL
raise a yearly stun Of over Si2 500 Cay that Ona-
aIlh Of hat smuuut rrmstns drlinaa snt, thai,
/ jsagiaE rs past experience, being 3 rfTy liberal
DaFgiH will leave Is ~ hast sc co IN cash 10
( Bppfy 90 these b5has ssth year Il is thought b
the Beard and ell Others interested tB tAe natter
/ tnAt the county KlI be Ab.efe pay en- TIE whole
indie ht tdness Ia frenT six rfEbt yFsTB fr bls
tune should thS holders OF the bonds Wish bHi
for greater Aafet% tbey years and 81 course
can &c held that ength OF thar, AID draw the AL
/ nual Interest until maturity.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS J
| J. p. Cassidy, haiAdtEg Goa
| Tuus. OFFICER
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
q, N. COOK, Supt.

kSEl les! I'VE are Esqaested to Nc
afy she pahlis that Lara GUAssx.-EA
viii deliver ice to all parties who may
desire it. Orders left at the stJre Of Dir.
Guanneila, drst door west Of the By ant
House, pill receive prompt attention. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

whrtsvea Fasbioa's vetaries EatAer-sirIe
'Nlsht-aaseusing Eessas y sesnta iAa suinsns
alF.
Phalan Z ssss saaaafassazsss, New York
Sold sverywhsrs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
TAs sssrss 81 sasesss In 3saimsss'
waza II a ii d mas Obi ii 81 seaAess Il

yas ars. issk ~ tAs adssssaasazsasa ne ass'a sas
nawas aaasx. rae Business man whe eats his alsH
I'D NJ ssw il ssss saas msSA waasx thaaa taaa
wAau az sasssas ID ever his atersE ana who woald
ihimk AZ ssasxaiax sAAss 49as sasn whe adYestiass
layeyma SAe paslss that be wants trads. and bis
sagssA sn kxilatasae aazssszsqxs p eems 40 szas
49, IDS ssssoa saasa y sasss II shs stress ass
= anages read Il In tie aSwspapsra No nattsf
Asw we,l .easinass 10 gnewa, ke oaa slwsys plea
~ nsw sassszAeEs II he will t&ks tbs pains 70 sa~
vsrass, seths assssrsang sAepYS u sssutlaa
Assas 40 losss sAs nsai Of Als pgeata -ss. Lowas
Prtss CsyTsas. 80 sspr&ae
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
A GROWN OF Glory.
KFsEY NAN. wsmaA sna Child WAC has Hsed
STE fgEENG's AWHROSHA

KFgEY NAN wsman sua chilawAo has ussd
sTE RLENG's AMRROsIA
Is Willing 10 recommend IL. Thrss years ofrapid
Il iFsSf sasisg sale asyemada the ImbFosia famous
ali 81 sr tss world.
IN Is WARRANTED 20 PLEASE.
II cures ftehiaG OF The Head
II makes New Hair grew on Bald f1saas.
itpFevgats tag HaiE fgoEn falling cas-.
II renders the Hair soft and Glossy.
clsaRsea The ssaIp eaois The heated arrow re-
movss daaaruTG cgTbs aervavs aeaaache ;esrss
sIdasssi insaFes iuxaraant ierkti iaeifnea haia
e.esFli stpeFesdss wigs kIiis hair eaters. Good
easd apparent Al oRes.
10 TIE LADIES we SAY,
THE 1msrasis wlif sait zoe 10 r. Elegantly
put Up. Dsiesteiy ptffumed. PaiEoni.ea By
opevs siagess AID Actresses sen III splendid
soxra boxes or cartons. containing tgo large bss-
slss-No. . for morning So i ROT essains.
THERE rs NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT,
argsLsKs's AxaR ess > IL sAs sess, aaDss agrsaa-
afie and efs5sive toilet ID lie roFla 70 prove
this try Gated e.
sgia b. pgassiaa
sTEaLissfs AnaRefiA aAxtFie4tRIRa CO. :,
g Us Esstss street. X. T.
Oct =, 1855. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
The worlds Opinion OF Hos
letters stomach Estftera.

ToachEng the Bittets, this grand faca Is Gear.
Their fams ais All the Western Hemisphere.
KRown 10 all laHds, iwashpa by its eeesu twain.
Health, hops and sigsE fofiow ia tGeir irala.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
CAUTION.
rtIr szs,rrasNa -. - -.

4ThE aoFEhRfzSKr rSDSRsBAEET!
ID order to quart agaiast dangerous faspssi-
ious The pubic are requested 10 taka ssuselai
nots Of ahe hsaatifaa engraved proprietary stamp,
through whi5G fhs Eorefnnens OF the ivnftsd
States aaasisHy aatheaale4iss syrxy bottle sf
Nos letters BlITsRs. This sbieIa. thrown
By the 6oserniasnt over de uropYietors sAa tbe
puoIic fvr their IoiaG proteetior, Il placed cep-
spi1aously across the eafE and over TIE ueck II
Zach sotsls, - aaaass taal sestAss ths ere ii
Ethe most casual otsefyer. Nothiag thatparports
70 be Hossstassss slstsEs can Be- geuulus unisss
tue Stang = there
n aa Aass psasss ID stats laa4 lie nlasszs are
so'a sxsiaaaveiy aa ssass, and Hsser unass sny
sishliAal Aaess Pr thf gallon ef harIsl InpasIers
SEQ lsattsteTs aTeshsssd, ard fAe cnty aag esuafd
shs Pubiie has sgAinat thea is 10 see that The
sittfrS they buy ssst tae engraved label ANA mole
s' bad % asssts T5stsstsr satin. and Ia
ai&nip ahnYe meat E6nsf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
rec ORmA,A GARDEN.

Mr.: EhrB Stree, has opened al lee
Ursam Gardsn, between the City Hotel
and Aasrisan House, and will keep On
hand u ali timss . plentiful supply Of
lea Cream, Lemonade, Soda, &c. Tbs
public ars assured that The gafden will
be kept IN tho best mannet, AMI nothing
bat the best articis Kept on hand. nj
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

AVOID CoryTERFEITs.
uostttter's Bittera Rhare TIE canamsR fate
oisli tsinEs geea--IzipotteFs initiate
81 these Internationally uss yoHr eyea--
FrSia honest aenses gHrehaEe yoaE aapplieb
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

raoRAs sEyteEEs w.a. ~ RrSEvs
Attoaney at Law.
krfgRKkeKs:
etroPalitan ark, ss..New Yors
aeskss. Em asaSdea ACO.ss..-s...ss...--as
asasEa' shmAn. ppaias = Cs.s.s.s. ciasinsati
aessFs. gohRten, sre, = Co.s,s. .ss.,. saitImaxs
Kessrs. samueI Harris senss.s. s..... de
hiiss whits. Observation-Disclosures. 10
HsssFs. n Hames D Seas .....ss. .gttasburgA
NsssEs. Kramer A. Sens t...,..s,s. .... DO
AessEs. Potter. Mate, whls b Esyiey.. -. -Bostoa
AsssFa. Tsner Il Dsvis.s..,..s.,ss.. Fhiiadeirhia
aessrs AnsRsca Reea D oes........ De
AsssFs. w u asrksdais b Cu-.4s.-svs,..ss. toais
hesaTs, AIlen, Copp = Eisaes. %
Eessss. Kanyan, HFexh 4 Cos...s s.s... Do
pes. 20. assa@d-ao-f~av
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

TLb1e, Tea and Ferris batter kniyes Hspkia-uERs,
ew -.-. Eli e ....
FAIrrhilds' Celebrated G9{5 Pas, s#th ysls CT CT
ghsuI and RuhAer holders fzoIalsd
A tine lot OF silTrE Plated GssIgEs Just rsceiv.
ed aiHher and breakfast easf4tk, villa three Hnt
tix craets. Ice water Plta2crs, sRe waltsEs
ttrays Gohlets, Cups, st-s4Ea, eta., etc,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

we A&xW Haax ~ sAau& 4 p1fssF q i
se4n4 eskht go RsenfkE ore moTes
And shsugA candidates are Eieaty---
we've had III iasss scare,
AHeE shem 1sip-Sopss pxezrAera.
Or 30 theEs letters Tsn---
we're issi as fag ss sseR
From settling en- shs Ksan.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

Jaatsmssashss, Ia Sealed anxasepe. pxses sla
NJ 100 sshtgs
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-21
NEWS OF THE DAY.
CONGRESS-.

SENATE.-In the Senate yesterday several petitions
collecting the tax the circulation of State banks
Mr.. Grimes reported a bill authorizing the Secre
tary of the Navy to accept League Island as naval
station. joint resolution authorizing the disribu
ton of surplus American State papers was passed.
Mr.. Hendricks endeavored to call up the resolution
fixing the time for adjournment, but after consider
able discussion the Senate refused to fix the day by
vote of yeas 6, nays 25. The tax bill was then ta-
ken up and considered, and pending discussion on
afterwards adjourned.
HoUsE-ln the House amessage was received from
the President transmitting 4 report from the Secre-
tary of the Treasury showing the amount Of direct
taxes collected in the nsurrectonary States since
August S, 1861 The House refused to concur in the
Senates amendments to The bill relating to the safety
cfthe lives Of passengers On steamboats,, and COM
mittee of conference on the disagreeng votes was
ordered. Mr. Perham reported bill, which was
provost marshals. deputies and enrolling officers who
have been killed in tho discharge of their duty The
resolution instructing the Committee on Banking
and Currency to inquire into the statements of the
Secretary of the Treasury in regard to the sales of
gold was taken up and passed. The bill making ap-
preparations for the proper representation of Ameri
can industry at the Paris Exposition was then con-
sideTed, and the House disagreed to the Senate's
amendments thereto, and asked for committee Of
conference on the subject. The House took up the
bill increase the army. and pending vote on the
-.t,. .f,,fI-, II
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LYNCH EAW IN ONEIDA COUNTY, Wy.
The Notorious LeOTais Family DriTen Out
and their House Burned.
ltrom the New l ork Post. ]

On Sunday morning strong party of citizens liv-
ing at the southeastern part of the county of
purpose of destroying the house and other buildings
IN the town of ngored belonging to the notorious
famlly OF thieves known as the Loomises. 1t will be
remembered that we gave full description of this
awless family and their gang extracted from tho re-
port OF the Prison Association time ago: also
that mob attacked them last fall and murdered one
OF them. This time there appears TO have been a
purpose to drive them away, which would seem must
be successful.
coate the following particulars from the Utica
Morning Herdld:
About daylight. or ashort time before the LOOMS
residence was surrounded by large number of per-
dred; the house entered, and all the inmates taken
PRISONERS and put in irons. Then commenced a
search on the premises.
The following persons were taken prisoners:
S hh6da "a LOOMS. Cernelia Loomis, Grove /. Loomis
ero anu fiumo Looms Ihey we're ironed, but there
street watch was kept. but not arrested. Soon
aatteri the party being removed from the house.
Dutch boy, in the employ of the family, was taken
possible what he knew Of tie doings of the family
ana others that were there. This did not amount TO
p, After releasing the Dutchman the party took
Plumb Loomis and hung him up in tho same man
ner, and called upon him to confess. He was served
IN TINS manner three times. and the last time, upon
neng let down, was found to be perfectly senseless
seen the man Alvord for five years; also, the man
that shot officer Fllkins was a brother Of Thomas
Mott nov in Morrisgiile Jail; that no also fred the
narn OF Mr. Morris Terry in atervie last fall and
Mr.. Conger's buildings at Sweets Corners, some time
ago; that he (AlotD was paid by the Loomis family
to co it, also, that Alyord was, on Sunday morning
shot twice by officer Filkins, and that Grove took
him away last Saturday. Plumb further said that
Mot, and others, for whom there were papers were
away from his house now, but proclaimed his readi-
ness to assist in finding them. Grove also expressed
himself IN the same manner. The rarty then pro-
cceded to remove the horses and other live stock out
OF harm way, and then fired the barn and shanties
destroying everything The hop house was tho last
building fired. small barn or shanty, that was
PACK In the woods, was not DESTROYED being the only
th!ng lett standing on tie premises. Mrs. Loomis
said the party was composed of persons mostly from
Madison county; that she did not know of there be-
ing any from Waterville connected with it. Others
say officer Stone, of Madison county, and large
posse of aids we're present, and that they, with
party from North Brookfeld. were the main movers
in the affair.
Plumb Loomis was taken to Morrisville in irons
The others released on condition that they left
these parts within 30 days. If seen about the ycin-
lty after that time they forfeited their lives"
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-21

From Fort Monroe.

Fort MONROE, June 19.-The various statements
in regard to the probable release parole of JEFF.
Davis, and the much agitated question as to his
health are fast ceaSing to bo matter of discussion
in this section of the country With the freedom Of
the fort granted him. and the consequent relaxation
of the vigilance over his movements kept by the
military authorities ceases all the anxiety of an an
tcpatcd release escape, and travellers visitors
sojourning temporarily on tho Point would scarcely
be aware Of the Imprisonment here of JEFF Davis
were it not for the system of prohibiting passes to
other officers and employees of the Government to
enter the fortress.
In the handsomely Cited up casemate set apart by
General Miles for their accommodation Mr. and Mrs.
Davis and family live far more comfortably than any
of the officers of the garrison, and they are not
stinted by their friends and the provisions
made by the Government are all the various luxuries
of the season. their residence by the side is by no
means as unpleasant many seem to suppose.
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large Number OF vessels wrecked ard
Disabled During the Late Gale-SeveTai
Lives Lost.
BUFFALO, juno 19.-The Express gives the follow
ing list of marine disasters:-The schooner Three
Friends and an unknown bark are ashore at Fair
port. Ohio, Oake Erie. The schooner Harriet Ross
is the rocks at Eagle Harbor, Lake Superior; no
details. The propeller Cuyahoga, with cargo of
oats collided at Port Huron, and sunk. The bark r.
J. Winslow collided with the schooner Minnie Will
liams at Aux Point, Lake Erie; no particulars.
Captain Richardson. of the brig General Worth, re-
ports passing an unknown vessel, bottom upwards,
off AshtabuIa. Ohio. The bark Sunnyside and the
schooner R. J. Gibbs lost most of their The
schoo J. NJ. Lee dragged anchor and went ashore
last night Buffalo harbor. and is going to pieces
The brig S. C. Walbrdge is ashore sixteen miles from
Cleveland; tug has gone to her assistance. The
schooners Snow Bird and Darien are ashore near
Euclid, Ohio The schooner Jennie P. King cap
sized off Long Point Cut, Lake Erie and all hands
lost.
CLEVELAND, juno 19.-The schooners Highland
Chief. Almira and Josephine with wood, are ashore
and large schooner, name unknown, is pounding at
anchor at Fairport. Two large barks also ashore
just east of Farport. The schooners Daren and Sut
fell, with lumber. are also ashore. The schooner
Euclid and the brig Williams are badly damaged by
pounding at their docks here. The storm is over.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-21

s. T-lS6O-X.-The amount of Plantation Bitters
filI Broadway six feet high. from the Park to 4th
street. brakes manufactory is one Of the nstitu; u
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabastic
as T-lS6O-X.," and then got the old granny legis-
fators tOpass law preventing disfguring the face
of nature which gives him the monopoly. We do
not know how this is, but do know the Plantation
Bitters SELL as no other article ever did, They are
used by all classes of the community, and death
on Dyspepsia-certain. They are very inyigorating
when languid and weak. and great appetizer.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-In compliance with
many requests the manager announces the grand
spectacular drama of the Seven Sisters" for one
night more, when the lovers of this style Of drama
wiz have the last opportunity of seeing the talented
little Lolita in her great character Of Tartarne which
she performs in the most spirited manner imagina-
bic. Her singing and dancing are beyond all praise,
and the universal favor in which she is held shows
that the public know how to appreciate true genius
Tho piece will be presented with all its beautiful
scenery and mechanical effects. and with the same
efficient cast before. 1t is the last night but two
Of the
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

WEDNESDAY,, June q.
United States District Court-Hon Judge Giles
Thomas Callan was arraigned on an indictment for
having and keeping in his possession ten counterfeit
$50 notes, of the First National Bank of Indianapo-
lis With intent to defraud, and pleaded not guilty
tried before jury. Thos. A Hopkins and Milton
Whitney. Esqs., for defence. Case not concluded
Circuit Coart-Hon. Judge Alexander-SamueI
T. Mitchell and wife VS.. James M. Sewe hill for thC
sale Of certain property and a reinvesment of the
proceeds. - '-o
=, Orhans' Cowt-Judges Auiouu, Supples and
Ilohman-Letters of administration on the estate of
on the estate of Elizabeth mn. to John Mann 81
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Sudden Deaths,

HUDSON. N. Y, June 19.-Yesterday afternoon a
colored woman, named Hannah Smith was suddenly
seized with great pain, just she leaving in the
240 train for the North, and afterwards died in
the street.
On Saturday, William Murphy, an Irish laborer,
dropped dead while at work in cornfeld in Living
ston, in this county. Poor Murphy landed in New
York three weeks ago, and had been in the vicinity
but two days.
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News from New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, June I9.-"Bob Jamison," the no.
torous gambler, murdered last night by man
named Buiie in a gambling house. Jarnison re-
ceived nine balls and six stabs.
The latest reports from the Red River country are
unfaEorable as to the prospects of the crops The
overfoWed lands have been newly planted.
Cotton steady-saies of 900 bales low middling at
3614@S715c.; middling at 40c. To-days receipts 95
baes receipts of four days 1885, against 205O bales
time last week; exports 1888 bales; stock 116
685 bales. Bank sterling exchange 1621a@165. New
York exchange par. Freights-To New York. &C.;
to Liyerpool 3Sd,
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Fires in Boston.

BosToy, June l9.-The building No. 1O4 Washing
ton street. occupied furniture manufactory and
warehouse by Haley. Morse & Boyden. was de-
sroyed by fire this morning. The loss is estimated
at $4,000. covered by insurance
Last night fire broke out in the upper part of the
building Nos. 127 and 129 fremont street. The build
ing was mainly occupied by Child Jenckes, picture
dealers. The loss is S1OOO0 covered by insurance.
BosroN, June l9-The loss by the fire on Washing
ton street, this morning, is much greater than
first reported Haley, Morse i Borden estimate their
loss at $4,000. with insurance of 100000. The
Misses Scott millners lose $4,000, and are insured
for $1,000. Davis & Chapman lose $4,000. The loss
on the building is S25 900
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In lifting the kettle from the FIRE scalded myself
yery seyerely-one hand almost to crisp. The tor
ture was unbearable. The Mexican Mustang
Liniment relieved the pain almost Immediately. 1t
healed rapidly and left very little scar.
''CHAs. FOSTER, 42O Broad street. PHILADELPHIA"
This is merely sample of what the Mustang Lini-
raent will do 1t is invaluable in all of wounds,
swengs sprans cuts. bruises, spavins. ETC., either
upon man or beast.
Beware of counterfeits. None is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel plate engray ngs bearing the
signature of G: W. Westbrook', Chemist. apd the
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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THE SOUTH.
FrecGmen's Convention fn AugUsfa-Ees-
iSna.iOn of Revenue OGicers-Post-0ffI-


c2S CsGSCO.
AUGUSTA, Ga, June 19.-The Freedmen's Conven-
tion meets here in July. The delegates have been
elected from all parts Of the State. The object of
the meeting is to memorabilia Congress for tho right
Of franchise, and Of trial by jury of their own
color. George Pitts and Henderson Beck of Griffin.
elected by large majority as Anti-Bureauites.
A a meeting of the colored people. both de-
nounced the Bureau mischievous and creative of
disturbances between the They willing to
trust the laws of the State and their old masters and
friends for justice. The Bureau agent, at Griffin.
said II will be - if allow negroes to speak
disrcspectfu of my Bureau" and arrested the dele
gates. who were afterward released by the civil
authorities.
The employees of the revenue Offices Of Georgia
and South Carolina resigning being unable to
take the test oath. Several pOstofices have been
closed and great inconvenience will be the result
less the evil is remedied.
Messrs Stephens, Brown, Cobb. Hill, and others.
arguing for and against the coRsttutionalty of
the stay law before the Supreme Court at Miledge-
yillc The decision is looked for with great interest
The gold mines at Dahonega. Ca. are about to be
worked with improved machinery.
The weather has been unusually cold for the last
three days. There have been heavy hail storms in
the vicinity and the thermometer is down to $40.
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From the Pacific Coast.

NEW YORK, June 20.-The Steamer Arizona. with
Panama dates to the 18th, has arrived. Everything
was quiet on the Isthmus. The rainy season had
thoroughly set in.
Late advices from the interior brought no news of
importance. President Mesquera had arrived at the
capital and was we'll received.
Affairs on the South Pacific Coast had assumed o
peaceful turn since the Spanish feet left Business
was improving.
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