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AMES D. TEST,
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Y CoONStLIORAT l.AW.l'Sa
\T,„iB, Council Bluffs City. Io»".
o 1 Kucino^
.,,11 attend to professional, bus.nes,
-i.h and 7th Judicial Dis.ncts
purchase, sale and location of L*nd War
citor in chancery.
Odin
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ait-ntiau to all bosluess TtRBl I'TKh
wmtosu
i-r «"•6th °r« missis
1th Jadici.1 D.Str,ct, orjn^ 1
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A C. FOHO, i of
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N8KU.OR
At
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Ci^y §i£ CiMt&cil Blubs,
lo
WTIFAT^son.
Attoraef At Coaa^ellor at Law,
ASD aasaAL business AC«st»
OMAHA CITY, N. T.
WM C0KKIEI1.'
Attorney and Counsellor L»w,
Glen^ood, MUiji to., low*.
eo34*f.
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A N -K S a n a n A e n s u a i i u .
p,ycaw atuiuie county, lova.
^:riae. 4* W fture. Cedar Rapids, lo**a.
(U*ene, \V eare
Si
Rice, l1 wrt Meines,
Jr«».
C,dlectioo»inade Taxea paid and Lanaa pur
^haaexl am) sold in any part of ».
W. Ni BYERS,
I VM SlKlElOti
mUMAVa'T NLTIRASKA TERRITORY1!
ic iter supplied witli luatri meuU
Qtji, I *ee 1
st,Ii?34.—n-tf
it. W7"B OGD0Nf
Dk^tist Office on east side
-Wily of Council Biuila, Iowa.
r»*t
jfchsy n^jh (tt ii tn
«Mipji
tsrblams
Awiwy aad* ^*«Pff
uniuitniAUd won® If
the beatabd itSar#*»aidlaf
eu, blg4 or low wh»r.
e
.caliug and filing
dbuaihesa pertaining *». ',,s
Ju.iwMteirco'tami laiiu dn«ir «ct
jnUNON & «...»»
uiu, Ac. j(arParticular attention paid
the collection of claims.
7HT3
Attorney and
177STT
cuuhm
And thai thair aa*»,STiEA8§F
Of amp)* fnwsraa*
track -daf fa &&»*•
mu
Law,CA^ADi,
and O^ralM,• Oarriag,,, and warrant^ to
tor.
ticutfd
w "v .. trs) at the Drugstore of Aicboson A I aiuo who
I am a»aia i» the field and al
are
St., a few doors above the tin i duced hree months
i Bluffs City, Iowa. 8—ly.
V. jLAKIMKK.
^jTTORNEy AT UW,
Couxcil Bixff, Iowa.
u: :^te the Pacific House.
--r
VL4.IAM AMEi»,
^ATTOft?i ky AT LAW.
COC ?C|| BLUFFS CITY, IOWA.
h. M. KLINE,
^OCNSELLC
,4,
Ma.
*-*t
y^TIOlOM AND
COI
NSILLOR AT L&W,
•if,
•1ril1 D. Amy,
«im ka rCRER or
-30P) KB, i SHKET IKON WARE
iMi Hf.A1.Rt. IX
vijr
v. 1)1/,, HI AT I Mi PARLOR STOVES,
if Siont
or ruu
CunrM Pgr,
I3..U Bluffs City, Iowa.
/CSAVY, LATHAM & CO.,"
f© Agents.
1
i\a, and St. Marr, fowa.
aotf.
HENLE,
Ik) liuotls Store,
opposite the Bluff City
17—tf-
J*AKI) 7ARRANT3.
J0H.-8.
IJ/Vr)•
A CAbSADY,
all supply of and War
40a, bhi,ai:d 160s, which
Mid 24 months time, ob
tsm
jt. .*.« ct ad «i
39-U
W Y A
COUNSELLOR
mv con IOWA,
nlion to the collecting'
ibe sjid l^ocatlnf Land
Ba«4n*M beloBgias to I
Jsdisial ftystriei.
»3
SMIHIFe. jut
opened a new
-l.KtTHJC
i Bluffs Wuu ^st Ct W or AU.1
Xercou* Dittastt,
Law, to the
and cure ot the above named di~**es
NO OTHKTi MECHANICAL AGENT
iu ttie wori can produce so many well
is the time lor selecting good
claims, town sites, and mill privil
itfes. Lri ev«ry nian get a horse and make
hiiote. J- Lewis can furuiah you, or any
good ciliz a, strangers, emigraata any amount
•of Sa'hl es, //arue^h. Uridles, Hdters, and in
fact anything in that hne of outfit. Don't for
^e't he place, South side Broadway, nefc»r Snows
biirt.iou room. His «tock is of the _lir»l quality
and everything is warrauted to giva #ali*fac
tion'
-'fr
4
A-
us |p «Wftr th*
W hsrs, ready t*
^^5S£f"^Wli|i»y u» i»iiia»
°f?f«!aTt««***»• West of town, aa«i Id aich
'^TLIRL Pl.tt* Valla• will find th
SADDLER SIIOP.
'..lie Broadway, opposite the Cuy
tel. in Miuhhe keeps iN)ii.»t.iiii y t-i
SADDLES, BRIDLES Sc HARNESS,
I o e v e y i W n e i s e a u u u
this every tiling io bis line of the best ma
terial, and in the style of workmanship
amliswadyto take orde.s for Trimming
Uo
..1
^fv
.he^on.
K. K.5ABE.
Cm-
PIMM .'LAMA'TIOY
WThti tli/fns of c. uadl Bl*Is all
\inuiiy.
U I V E A E S
HYDRC-ELECTRIC voltaic chains
Ui ai Law and soil- |trv: 1 Kl» io lr won. ua
1 i. ibe
l( skiu pro iucuiit constaul currt*ul of mix
i K i i A K i- s i e e i n I
KOM ALL ACl'TE
MAI.
NuaALGIC
F11.vi.KM At. Htk'd Kt-kmuc Ciutxs w*ns first
111 tlir** years
hihcc,
ami &Aer liriug submitted
mo*t tbrouyk irutlv
e y
Pari», by the most learned Professor iu that city
they were recommended to Uw tiovjrumeul of
Frauc«*. who granted a Paleut for thh .)i»cov
trv- During llie year** I Pol —2, they Wer«* in
iroduced iu Gertnany, Au^trivi, Prus«a and Lu^
iand, and •nr
ytttr
siuce. iniroiluli'ed «nd pollu­
ted bv tfe L't-itrU States (ioverim.en:.
most astonishing ci hes of
Rheumatism. St ^l,si Dauee,
Pauteil wellrd Joints,Palpitation of the h^art
Neur igia of the face, Periodical Headache,
Drafuexg !Mi(.df»»»s«t Pain# froin Indirection
Hvsf» rir*«. l)i»fM»p-i.i. Ltenn»* I1-*•
EVERY DISEASE, CALLED NERVOU8
is quickly un 1 rapidly cured, by sunpiy weaf
ilJU t!»e
Chiii**
a »Vw 'lours earn iav.
TW Chvina were flfSI imrortnrr*! tir ibe rttv
Vor+r **9w+kj
ProU \"a! ntini» Van
aut'ien-
CeriilUates of cure from Scientific Phy
sician-, and Intelligent PatieiiU aa may le found
i» «ch Pampi.let, which may be Obu.ued «ru-
j»olc aud who will explain the
manner of u#t* to any one wiu may apply.
In th* City of New York, at the General Of
fiee, broadwav, ttr» daily being »old
from 40 to iU L?hainthere
*.and the sale and demand
in £o:to i is as great iu proportion to the pop
ulation, although they have ouly been iuiro-
The C»Aib art rasily worn, and equally ap
plicable to all classes, the child aa Well as the
adult,and are always roady for use—never ^et
oot of repair, and are aa much an article of or
nament-, a« are a valuable means
Caitiunthey
i auented not to wear them.
1
of
.—l^ies who are
cure.
enceinte
NEBRASKA
IS FOR SETTLEMENT.
NOWOPEN
are re-
*J. E. JOHNSON, Council Bluffs.
The prices of the Chains are $ and $o, 1M
and 30 Links, aiul can be sent by mail tu any
part of tins Stal*, by addressing Joskph Stkim
EaT. General Agent, N«w a ork.
u3i tf.
Every ?&ri£ly of improved Spanish SacIJIm,
and at prices unprec«deutedly low.—Run aud
jjMje, everybody I Going goue.j!
Council Bluffs, Jnne, 30th., 1854,—n14—tf.
New and Important Arrangement
TRI-WEICKLV MAIL
FROM
COUNCIL BLUFFS TO OMAHA CITY 11
A four hor»e Coach will leave Council Bluffs
every Tue«day, Thursday, and Suuday, at 2
o'clock P. M-, and return the tame day. Pas
•eugers wishing a pleaaanl and sp«*dy convey
ance from one city to the other, can be accom
modated. Places
for
registering names—1 i»r
mopt House, Pacific Ho
use, Council Piuffa,
Pii-i Qflke. Omaha City.
jf. W, ROBINSON.
HOCK
I'
BOTTOM.
Lti that know themselves indebted to
B.
R.
PegnuA Aco. are roquested to
and pay up immediately
B. R. Pegram A co.
Cojinailllsft ^U —no^f.
Hp^ll
Wl|(Ulii
red twobottlet of
took aecorrflngto dfreetfovuj
God) itkM«bndhin. HtU^r
-jg. JAME8F01,
ELI2ABKTO
at POX.
I exaaftnad tfcodbawa ftimtd patient
da** btkm^b* mmmmmk takmfthe
acaa, hare, examined him *»d
e cure.
A.
Dyspepsia
Cm
We ehallerifie the world to produce a sin
gle case of dvsjHjpsia where Dr. Bmce*s Pan- the#
acea h.is been used without a decided and
valuable improvement. Even vhere this
fearful disenae ha« become markgrl and con
firmed. assuming all the most aggravated
symptoms, where he skill of th| most emi
neifi physician? have failed, aik^ many pat
ent medicines in ppoular fa'voi have beeu
tried iu v.iiu, tae V \nacea ha^expelled the
disease and rein»tated youth til vigor and
health.
liead the following st.atemeft of a ger.tle
mmi of the most unimpeachuhe veracitv:
Diac\SB4 -'I1*' 'Kwe'8' [rou*
for (Iib cure
w«r«* u
Buren
thau, who really u^overeu th-n they
rruA*(.K AjfD siscri-Aa iicarui
»*t. (*ara»
of
INSTANTLY RELIEVING PAINS,
whenever applied, and by their recommendation
ttud lutlueuce, they were introduced iuto thw
dUfrreiit Hospital* 'of Ni»w York, and are now
in
dully
uae thoae lu*litutioii!», in the treatment
Ilenrv Ky., M.iy 10, 1853.
Da. Bruce---Dearco.,
Sir: 1 h*ve been sorely
aftlifted for eight years—hafe taken medi
cine from several eminet phyiiciana, and va
rious medicines variously recdmmende tithe
jmblic, at an expense to He of some two
hundred dollars, all without|»ermanent ben
efit. I had become very wbak and lei.n—!
pain in my side and breast, jrreat depression
shortness of breath, an extreme constipation
6n
rtesn and former »trength. My bweisare
now regular, aad I can say in tru that I
am able a^ain to perfomi my dai'y labor
on my farm. I know the Panacea is helping
me, and cheerfully recommend it to those
afflicted witn dyspepsia, constipation and
ttirpor of the liver. \VM. li. TOI1BIT.
"Dr. Bruce's Panacea.*'
Whenuscd according tu direction will «nre
Scrofula or King's Evil, Incipient Coiuump
tion, Rheumatism. InHamation of the Eves,
Liver Complaints, Gravel, Piles, Drops}', Sick
and Nervous Headache, P.» n in tru i
Breast aiid.B&ik.. Diseases o£ the lvi.d'"
EDICAL PROPEUTIES AND USES.
Alterative, Pursrative, Diureti Diaphor
etic and Toui\ lu action un
Constipation, and is the MASTER KING OF
PAIN! It acts with prOinptness on the
Kidneva and Urine, promotes Perspiration^
causes an equilibrium. It purities the BloOd,
clears the Skin, cleanses the Tongue, swee
tens the Breath, and while it thu? removes
from the system all accumulated morbific
matter, its tonic properties give tone and ac
tion, imparting new life and vigor. Price
$ 10 per bottle.
1/"Liberal discount made to dealers.
FOR SALE WHoLr ALE AND RETAIL
Bv Gko. W. WjcsTBa .k.(successor to C. G.
Bragg irco.) corner 3d, and Market Street,
St. Lmis, Mo. Sole agent for the west, and
bv J. E. Johxsos, City of Council Bluffs Ioa.
OCT An ents wanted throughout th! coun
try to sell the above valuable medicitie.
Juna 20, '54-n3-tf.
ATTENTION SETTLERS IN NEBRASKA,
T\\need
il: GKNE.rC4LMAUION"r.ii.a iegular
between CotmcU iitutf and Uiiiaua City.
i
,.ere be no fear of detention aa the
is in couHtaut readiness for stock, t-ams, or foot
paMeugeri*, with steam up and ready cn*w.
Come on emigrants, this is the great Ceutral
Ferrj. //urrafor Nebranka
June 23 '54-o32-tf*
A
LRWig
I
C. H. ROBINSOM.
Sept 96,1854. wf U
C!-p
r(C wlU hud a genera/assortment of Dry
Goods of all kinds, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
japs, Ready Made C/othii.g, and Groceries, ni
(he undersigned, we being anxious to reduce
our stock as low as poft*ib/f to five us room
for our spring stock- We will se/l at the very
lowest figures. TOOTLE A JACKSON-
Jan 24, '52 —rio42tf.
pwpWO HUNUKfe^U Sacks «ffresh Superfine
IflH
iour tola
a#
'.i without any action. In ths cond't?on 1 pro— purchaaing "Ti» pleasure to show our wares,
cured a few lxitles of yotr Indian \t {eta- H^inAjber the "Cash Store'* formerly occupied
ble Panacea, auA have f»und gieat tsliof. by ?4H. Riddle, Esq. Our motto: ejfkiyine,
lam free from 'jain, and am regaining my »ry_, t^en buy^ O. DOUGHTY, CO
nvuriablv the following tliseases: Dyspepsia, ^akw ituaded to in town or country, or(~
Spine, Coldness oi the F^
fleers, Swelling of the 'Gland%
eft, O
Spleen ana Siijne, Coldness oi
Sores and Cieers,
Lunib.i-ro ai. 1 Jaundice, Female Irregulari
ties and all diseases arising from an im
roier or excessive use of Mercurv.
4
Blood is powerful and sanativ
he Liver and
j.
•lerckantable country prociuctioua at current
value,
1 1 Thqae inteiidiufi'to purchase are resnec(fu!Hf
to exainine our stock
w
Hoat
FERRY COMPANY.
cheap at
TOOTLE if JACKSON'S.
Large lot of extra rio coffee for sale lows
TOOT I E & JACKSON'S.
C^ACl£ sad Barrel Sa/t for ssie cheap at
O TOOTLE dt JACKSON'S.
t^XTRY
TOBACCO,
Large assortment of irefi, nails, eastings,'
and wiudow eiuna, for saie very low at
TOOTLE A JACk.SOM'8,
quality of Sugar, a large lot,
for sals
low by TOOTLE $ JACKSON,
pepper, aptce, ss/aeratus, finger
indigo, madder, books aud stationary, for
sale cheap at TOOTLE 4, JACICSOM'S.
BOOTS,
shoes, hats, caps, and ready aisde
oiothinir, tor sale low at
TOOTLE JACKSON'S.
Jan.24,1854—no42tf
AN EXTRA CHANGE!
HE undersigned will sell the undividsd half
of "Steam Saw Mill ." 460 acres of Timber
Lead—machinery for
O U I N I
and balldings on the premises. U
Situated two and a half miles from Co«itc|l
Bluff City* and known formerly as "JsdBsrisi
Mill.
For further information, spply to
Tlrrishall of Connsll Bleflp,
Mlt
1
«r
UDMtTND flVII
ootSf
mum*
io
ilhees
«n
1°.
lands
100
ICE oa Broadway, West Room of the
lc hotel, nearly opposite tlu Luud Office,
luuctl Bluffs, Oct- 'M, lh.4—nO-|y
DOUGHTY
a»
IN
au
14. '^.V-nW-tf.
An4Uou
ISIIIN'G te continue the busme* able to re
ku,m ul th,. cay
muKy thit she will bepfaptred lo lun.isn
T""!,V"'Ti:'v,TC
Csiiocil Huffs. Aug. 8th, '54-- n44—tf.
N. B. All kinds of furs, peltries, dry hides
jad merchantable produce, taken in exchange
for foods, aud received on debts as payments.
Not*
N«
While
& co.
Wholesale anil Retail Dealers
Staoie and Fauev Drv (Jt.n»d8, Groceries,
Hardware. Bouts and SIhhjs, Queensware,
Liquor* Ac., at the sign oi "Cash Store,"
#ide of Broadwav, Couucii Bluffs City, Iowa,
Would resjxiclfufly announc*' to the citizens of
this ridnity, that they have permanently loca
ted, intending tu make this th^ir permanent
place of business. T^ey hope, by strict int*.^
rity and close attention to business, to merit a
renaoftable share of public favor. A lar^e,
complete, and well selected assortment of mer
chu»»4i*« will be kept constantly on hand, in
etudtato every necessary and comfort required
%v ei€er citiien or emigrant. Goods sold at
die l|vebt figures. Tortus, pay duwuiucash
South
or
prices befuru
GOING! GOING!! GONE!!!
SSOW TV RLE Y,
and omminiou Merchants.
will attend to anv business en-
'TW
Jlrwsied to them with promptnessand
4is]ajch CoiiMigniuents so/icued. Literal
Main ^draneemfnts made on Consignments^^
oftttc State Also, wili attend to bu
•Jlto
ar.nl i
trdtS
h'ac.n.' reai eatate. pay.ug
r^t,,c^ct.nrand reuHtt,,^
SndtnHe//. cheap, who/easTd*
M«»hai
~i
mi
i
rv Attorney at Law.4'
E Snow—Auctioneer
KEFrcaKMCM, jPI1.
Jfr.r. E. Johnsoo, BloffCit
Merr*. Mc.Mahon & Williams, r*«re «Jnap
Hoau,
It removes
to
awu^e
'iber, D.r».i
ar iu#I|r^
warrants, &c. Ihepuil^ ,,
i\ i n enll u .o:i
06 a
call
ii# we intend to dc
ai(A oi heatl quaruu*
ctr|t
1
Wl'
nir dlev
nabli
sffood i on ltd
but on
4el»tor-» »»*ere
Uaeir^ wla&. Adams, Springfie/d J* But now-, iT b.T wiii *a»e to settie ih-ir iicco i.itji
Jaa. 21 18.1 no43yI. We met with mediately, o* tii y irill certainly ha e c»
j. i *iar y a.I our Wc nni-.t ive money to u'et a'ov
|fi A P- ill nr
f''
jfUi,,c
f* 4 ... .. ve tjoiue insn
S v A o o v e o u
lr»v,
u
4
OHARLOTTE rtRMOR.
II I"
,-m
1 1 I O
,m.
S S U V I V E S
W E S U Y O E A S E
E the uudersigned would most respectfully
ff|Paunounoe to our friends and custom.-rs,
tnat we have received an entire new, aud well
selected stock of GOODS, at our new, large aud
commodious building, No. 76, Broadway, Coun
cil Biufts, where we will be happy to see our old
friends ami customers, and cordially invite all in
waut cf good bargains to call and examine our
itock tefore purchasing elsewhere, aa it is no
trouW# to show Goods. We are determined to
•ell aslow as any house in the West our mot
to isiu it ever has been, "Small profits aud quick
•alee.
TOOTLE & JACKSON. 1
Chanel I Bluffs city, Jan. 4,1853—37-tf
LOOKOUT—LOOK OUT
E E S I N O E K E
A i e s a e s
HEN SHALL would politely request si I
persons to look ont for the above SIGN,
III not fall in dry aealher, being true
wav*th and comfort in it.
fle has just received a prime and carefully ^e
lee»d "Store House full" of cheap
groceries, dry goods, queens
ware, BOOTS & SHOES. &c.
Besses plentiful supply of Pure Old Liquors
which will bear ths teat and scrutiny of the old
est jtydgee of the article
Iu mind T. HENSHALL.
8lra of the Keg, at the Corner
Qyncil Bluffs City, Oct. iy, lbo3—26-tf
BARLEY,by
fef sale
a good article, plump full grain,
HENSHALL, Siga of the Keg.
jug
toVa,aad warranted to suit all tastes, by
T. HENSHALL,8igu oftheKeg
the
_._!NG, s magnifioent assortment, just
pnitlhantH in time to be sold low, ail arti
wamnted well stitobed, by
T. HENSHALL, Sign of ths gey.
LAROK lot of dsmaged D'Lalns on hand,
to which the attention ef the ladtse ^arUs
directed—at ^»lf price, by
T.
WWgHALL,
j. f,
i
glycolthe
Mam
AMDr
nuscu
da94
Coj^ato
Aye! Imotber
In the draad
And «Mot
From Very
It*
(Mice
an^Cal,T. A. Walker and
|y, Register a»d Receiver Ht Fort
1, or any of the buslues* men of ei-
Of woe.
Stand wcfirm in
j^tand we firm,
boldly
Yet iu safety to the homo.
Firmly stand—though sirens Inre thee
Firmly stand—though falsehood reijtn:
Holding Justice, Truth, and Mercy,
Die wemav—but cannot fail:
Fail!
-it is the word of cowards
Fail!—the language of the slave
Firmly stand, till duty beckons
Onward' then e'en to the grave!
The Heart that's True.
Let poets sing of radiunt eyes,
And lips of pure carnation hue,
And sunny smiles—and liquid sighs-
And cheek, where rose and lilly vies!
Jn youth such charms ar^ pure and bright:
And man, for one sweet smile may sue!
Andou deep eyes, as dark as night-'
Gaze raj)ture-bound, with fond delight
But give me the he »rt that's true
The rose that blooms upon her cheek,
Must like her fleeting youth fade too
The witching glance—that soft doth speak--
But never fails the heart that's true
The golden hair—the peerless form,
The magic voice-»-the eye of blue,—
Must 'ade away, with life's young morn
But ah when ail of these have gone,—
There yet remains the heart that's true!
Ye« there remains, when beauty's flown,
The sweetest bud that ever grew
Upon the soul's -st sacred throne—
And blooms and bright when^outh is gone!!
,Ti8
woman's crown, the heart that's true!
WatchiTj, L»ckets, EJV it gs, B*e.istpins,
gotrii'gs Chains PoncUs and Pins &c.
iins Aecordi» i!i Flutims and Flute.
an arson mem of Toys. Ac.
All of uh.ch will be si!d at the lo
ia b»- a:
coinmeid?d,
The greatest attention wi'l be paitl
repairing «d Wutciicsaud Jewelrv all
v.*. i /.«.. o -!.
I'AKW PAIU'ICULAR NOTIt'i
"^IIOSE iiit.'ehl -d to the sub-icribers fi.r
'"s"' i °"r busiuess, u.id c.-un »'ro!Vc/ Oiir«r* i
l.«te w.»».l, would rft^ctlBlly m« after several .iieechcs i "r0r
accoutu^ o.» the jit^yeuioci
Jhle imiii'ers-
"l'-L."np Th. crowa callc! upon Mr. 'lt.mrkc. Mr.!
them with »ard ami lo'lifwnr*on nie ino^1 1 lartre snace, five mile
terns tk. City H»t.l. .» ™arjconi^T unreal*. \vnKht,ln the: mn„,h«
Brualwav. Her table will b« furnished with 4th regiment of Illinois volunteers, com
all the aeasois afford
in which terrible conllict Ser-
.,
r]
"Givtlehek—I am no orator, I neve
made a speech in my life—and after listen-
i..,a»youhayoto.umauy8p«echMto.mght
,.u can hardly expe-ct one troo, a man
born in the laiul of potatoes: Cheers.
There is but half of me here at that. The
other half was torn otf by the bullets ol the
cniniies of America, and is left in a foreign
land. The will of what is left to me is as
good as the whole was when together, and
whenever the carcase it is ready for the sac
riti^e. [Cheers.] I have felt more than
eommon interest in the late election, not
only because I desired the election of my old
friend and commanding officer, and the suc
cess of the political principles which he ad
vocated, but because a combination of men
were opposing him which, if successful
would have been a declaration that 1 had
fought for my adopted country, suffered for
her, and been mutilated in her cause onlv
from mercenary and selfish motives. For if
they concede that I was impelled by patriot
ism and love for American hborty and Amer
ican government to volunteer in her armies,
and endure and suffer what have, they
Mr. Rourke lort tne ^and amid the most
sothueiastio applause.
My dinner don't agree with me," said
a man to his wife, aiur an extraordinary
heirty meal. -rf
"I don't blame it,
my
jawimo
it so hard."
Birrs* PuD0i*a
Keg.
SAlfr.mo hand aadfer aaia ahaaper
Iheleweet.by
K1NSHALU 8if»M
forC. M.
oaq*.
Downs,
life's shadows
isoul
them
footstep*,
rhare
misleading,
oaward—
oat the paat-*
clashing vatere
ach blast
Upon e
ay plungei us
bo low
may save US
mtanertt--
ihrink awav
the darkn&is^
IsSwW ^t
ithering strength, whlTe we are wa
For the contiict vet to come
Fear not, fail not fight will lead UA
mg
But give me, woman's heart, that's true! ted a fact which has never yet b»*en publish
ed, but which startingly contradicts the re
ceived historical relation of one of the most
extraordinary events that it ever fell to tho
lot of histoi y to.roeord. For this reason tho
BCRNED.
Must dun anvl pale—its charms grow weak: guide as to the burning of the city, the guide
declaring it never occurred, and seemed to
be nettled at Mr. Douglas's persistency in
hia opinion, but, on examining the fire-marks
around the city, and the city itself, lie be
came shti^fie i that the guide was correct."
f|
i 5 .u. im
nwrnlea by Major HarrU,
.r,hiU"'r sj^kVi arirui.^id'S :»»»»™.«««pji»g
It'
a Chinese town, appeari
hl
want 7*4W
tag Whifc73^
ocr*, fy.
The
iCnow
ratf'
had ajl the fmpitbU co«M be ratMd*jttfli fa?
•ign and loc*b This may be eoq»idaM£ o^«
ly political contest run, and perhapfth*
ierce one that has been in Nebraska.
Pieece county stands a* follow*:
COUNCIL, i
Btt^uStt, Aoti Nebraska W^hig,
Vathinf Whig, Bradford, Bantorv Dei
REPRESENTATIVE-?.
Decksr, Know Nothing Whig, Hailei
G. Bennet. Whig, J. H. Cewles, Know Nothing
Whig, Maddox,kubtfal Democrat.
The election of II. Cow'es wiJl be contes
ted on the grounds of illegal votes, but, nq tudfc
of the Judges who administered th? oath-
Yours in ba»te.
5TEBSASKAi
ver Baroed
A corresp.ndant t)f the N. Y, Jmlet^nd
ent writing from Iowa mab^s the following
curious and interesting -histerical revela
tions:
It was aot long «.ge thaCtl gave you
a lit
erary curiosity in th^ shape of a letter of
Thomas Carlylc to a citizen of Iowa. I have
now a historical discovery to communicate.
It is cut from the Muscatinc Enquirer of 13th
ultimo:
"Moscow Nevf.r !—Coming up on
,1 boat a few days ago, we happened to fall
in company with Senator Douglas, who
came on board at Quinev, r.n his way to War
saw. In the .course of u very interesting ac
count of hia travels iu Russia, mueh of wiieh
have bum published by letter-writers, hesta-
Judge said he felt a delicacy in making tho
assertion thatTUE
city
or
Moscow
rn oei^ i k,inc'red years old, still eccnpied by descend-
a,its,J^ or'^'n
(Iffinois,) over the result, bf tho Con-! The ctrcumstanccs wluc.i gave rise to the
„.ir,r 'i x* i lv cold weather, lo prevei.t these gjg«*ntic
gent liourke lost a leg. Mr. Rourke cunie
upon the stand in answer to the call and .1
would bo more than demons now to say that: the citv, where wood-houses and granarie»for
lam to be cut off from political rights be- winter supplies now stand as of oid, but
caus I did not draw my first breath on Amer- there appear no marks of tha conflagration
ican soil.—[ Applause God inows that
there is not one of them that loves America
better than I do. The result of this election
shows, that the people approve no such doc
trine. My motives are vindicated from
such assuits, and the district from entertain
ing any such prosenptive political dogma.
My heart beats warmer and stronger for my
country and I rejoice in the victory—in the
victory of Harris—in the victory of Nebras*
ka—iu tho victory of self-government—aud
in he victory of civil and religious liberty.'^
dear, I taw you
witmodt
Esraa. —Mix
six toMpoOQtfui o( floor with a little milk,
a teaspoo«t«l of aalt, two teMpoonsfull of
beaten giogtr, and two of tbe tincture of
saffron. Mi* it with nMHV a quart +f
m#' aid boaH«n%m»l?
4
'r'.—ifiii
tho
nkv£k
"Hesaidthftt previous to his arrival at
Moscow, he had several disputes with his
The statement goes on to set forth that tho
antiquity of the architectural city—particu
larly of its ''six hundred first-class churches,"
stretching through ante-Napoleonic ages to
Sifferent
ajran times, and showing the handiwork of
nations of hisiory--de:n'nstrates
that the city was never burned down, (or up.)
At the risk o£ having thi.-statement class
ed with the Nebraska bill—whose author, I
fear, is not good authority with you or your
readers for anything—especially for history,
since his outrageous perversions of the early
history of slavery in the North-west, I cut
a^ain:
"The Kremlin k a space of several hun
dred acres, in the heart of the city, in the
hapef a flat-iron, »nd is inc'osed br a wall
sixty feet high. Within this incl surn is th
most magnificent palace in Europe, recently
built, but onstructed over an an ient palace,
which remains, thus inclosed, whole and per
fect, with all its windows, etc.
'•Near the Kremlin, surrounded by a wall,
to be several
waa
settlers-
concernm3
th3
b«™
nS "f «'7 ®J
,h®.«:
tho'TaitiTof! *"3 *Bd.sti"
Cerro Uor.lo, iu which terrible conllict Scr-1 J"ns 7,oU
i
It a city of 4.,t»,0U)
.abiiants, in a circular form, occupying a
s across. There the
winters are six months long, rnd 'he custom
'r
,0
I
"M
1
•»PP'i»
to su
U10,nt,h'
°f '""r'
e 4. e
,» i, supplies from cumbering the heart of the city
wh#,e of
7i
n
i and yet render them as convenient as
practi­*•
cal to every locality, a row of woo l-nouses
•was constructed to circle completely round
thc titv,
and outside of theso «u a 'row of
a aud in thcse wer(, itC(1 th
Jh,»up?Uofc K»p-.loon had rnter-
ed the city with'his armv and was himself oo-
cupying the palace of the Kremlin, when,
oucnight, bv order of the Russian governor,
every wood-liou.-e and every granary simul
taneously burst into a blaze. All efforts to
extinguish them were in vain, and Napyleoii
found himself obliged to march his army out
through the tire. Retiring to an eminence
he saw the whole city enveloped in vast
sheets of llame and clouds of saioke, and
apparently all on fire. And so far as he
was concerned it might as well have been,
for though houses enough were left to suppiy
every soldier with a room, yet, without pro
visions or fuel, an 1 a Russian army to cut off
supplies, he and his army could not subsist
there. During this lire some houses were
probably burned, but the city was not. fa
the Kremlin a magazine blew up, cracking
thc church of Ivan more than a hundred feet
up, but setting nothing on fire.
Mr. Douglas saw the fire-marlca around
e appeti
within tne city. On the contrary. It
the unmistokeable evidences of age.'V
The Lake Superior Minii.g News, of
the ?7th ult. says.
We learn by private letters that the
bodies of Sir John Franklin and his men
have been found by Dr. Kane's party,
completely frozen and in a perfect state
of preservation.
It adds: That from the authority from
whence we have gaioed this information,
we have the right to beiicva it u pt-rtect
1? true,
baas*
Discovery of the Frozen Bodies of Sir
John Kranklm and his Ue i
Albany, Sunday, Dec. 5.
1 1
-ivH
Swrar A*m.i Puidi?m.—'Take o^e
pint of scf&fai milk, half a pint of Indian
msal, a taaspoonfal of salt and swtfct
applies cut into small pieces, and hake
not than ihraa
ftppfe* wilVaftwd ciotl^ tjfh
L-i4'*^fVA
in