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NOTICE

is hereby given. thai on-the iss ha.sday ~
February, 1855, at | O'clock P. A..AaI tiss ssof.
of Messrs 1 ootis 6s jack son, in ths> Chy oi
Council Blu fis in the State of Iowa, there qlIi
be a meeting oft the Stockholders Of the Gavin
ell Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Company 10 -
.ect President, LArectors SscretaFys ana
Treasurer Of said company for t,e ensuing Spas7
and also to act upon certain smeadaasnts 10 tsss
articles Of association Of said Company. -
ENOS Lowe, eskAlssaA
ccuAait Ela sfs, De. la, 1854,
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NOTICE.

The undcrsizned respectfully infornsthe;r
fieuds anI Customers that they have taken
the remainder + their, s,oc6 tnd opened IN
the store house Il Vim. Clancy; a"d por-
lion ,of our stock being consumer by the
iasa, fro, throws he remainder OF our stock
in. 4 broken condi.ioa, and we arc detefmin-
ed to produce what We have oh hand as low
as possible by next spting, and will sell at
u,li,4ual tow afiAcs fer cash. We are sell
i1,r exclusively fo' cash and none on credit
We are also closing up our books and ac-
conlt$ asf.st aspoSabie. ao,
.nac. sth. t8ii. -na0-2m
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BOZ 500 cho'cc lotS ~ Nro' Ia 'f''
a and so iotS in kearney City. iM'rfdiat'. =
xenticuoas, viii he offe ed fer sale 70 rs II 81
sss bidder on the premises, commencing o.
Monday. the e3d day Of April. 1855.
saIa ia coutirao frsru cay - LAY uat.l nj ar
aoia. al Tie oDt;a1 f the Pre2~t rs. I 80
Ell SAFE One tl4.su ~ aaI. AID ~" h-i'.o~
L ak months, Tx s'2lt. ire r
Of Nebraska City his l5.r 4tu'r'i
ass. eligible situation taz = - CO. s.
vuporiagl e.. he ~aath s. = Ni-a '..- AZ,
1t X situated rn that r,ni4 SIC hiua s-n ae
Old Fer. h "a a-,y Communicating ilc-nr-s auc
view OF the u4Ei'., Aii-@1Att. Iyr i'll r ~ -t.
down; and has bon e. u-.G-- f.- tBt,iN tr-re
the bes, starting point az e9.s-,i.ts II orr ID.
and CalIioru, S.oIe cat. as b .s,. e 49,
ered near the 70 +. ia-z- CO. j.v. TIE W.
Ter Is exce.I,.5-'He c..Iuat- tt... .4te IA az
tel for It's ~c.1t.,i,~.
IIeayy lof.e Of the aae-t timber of cscry
vari4ty j. sguut On aut u-t ne cav, and ssF-
eraI saw ..l. are now r-p.a.. ae...Dg i. aud
4-oul- TIE ei,f.
1ussr 1-e lea. + !. ~ ely tvn mercaaii'e
Embellishments fuc large j. .,t., t,le argos ~
tAs Te-r.tarr1 suJ tuo 'uore aho1t '....-, roH.
strac.t1. There a.e =. cad. ,r-ct oH..t-
inGs. sEI - many more, ~ l'Fos eas O; oon~tat-
ten.
IA abundance Of li-. '>eon~ 'a- .7 - s.,c
And eoalrac,s co2tp. LED t,.ta. ~ .Fa
rnInous al bsa t.e @ts.A &C.
Lr'ck cn...ch,s ... au f2' .-.
dining H. *. ,.t-I.tr ~ ..> @t
- pop. aI., Tie "..o.e -. 10y Aos.u
ri i'a,.e River
Nebraska Citr' : afHr;'esf- p" So1t., /.
ofihc Territory aus-e nj * 80. % i.!t -. Il
Pl9.s rive-, 1nd aho II the centre VI ;at 49,. I
sef,iou oil che Territory
L is on liz d.><c' i.s Of ;3e great c'Et.a
no. u ,tf ~ B. p
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LEGAL NOTICE,
John Scott Jr DisrR,cr CouRr,
'. Divorce. in County.
Ann Scott. 5 March TeUn,

ITO Ann Scott, tho defendant in the above
u en,i,led cause, who has bqeu returned not
found; YOU are here.y notified that the ssid
plaintiff. John Scott. jr, has iiicd in my once
his petition asking the said caurt to decree TO
him divorce iron, the bonds Of ma .ritHonx
against YOU Aud that uni IS YOU appear and
answer thcrenngo, Oh or before the morning of
10 second "a, OF rh- next term OF The said dis
'ci coatt, to DC. ptsun aud holden on the 3rd
ioudsy Ia March. A. D. 1855, ii (iienwood,
VI Ills county. Town, dec-ae Nil be rendrge
i agaihsv yun nj eccordahee With The praser
y said petItioIer NM SNUFFIN.
Gers Distyict-cctr,. Mills co. Iowa
ID. SoLoaoS, Sol'r forcomplaiuant.
Jan 90. 80 n33-4w
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LANGUAGE, DRAINING.

LIZ y u = NIGl UIt4A ~ L4NKIs -
AND PAIN TIN q SOHO o.
(7Oln T. ]. PLEYEL proposes to open .
- L.ng1ag,. and Drawing school, for b'fs
cxesg 1eteber Cd, lSo4, .s'.t* sa0F
r. rtRMa SCR ~wELvE LEssa4 - 81
I repch or Gerr.an anguagP, 81 W
Drawing and Painting, ia all branches, So 4Ys
EoUas TGR L>vcCAGt:> ~
Non,lay. Wcducsdny, and Friday, FROM $40
ocIoeii, IN trrnch. .a .s8s aa.s
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, fgoa,. "a 3
O'Clock, IN German.
no. ~ FOB ,.EAwIyG AND rAISrIss:
Monday, Wednesday, arid Friday, from . co i
clock 3s5~
Council Bluffs City, Sept. 81. n4e.I
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MAGAZINE.
s;laO 600.
DASHAL & CO.'S NATIONAL GIFT Essssss s
= TEPRiSE. sss9ssss s,
ConsummatioR certain. Seventy thousand Tick
cts asrss1n.sold!
Only $4,000 10 be disposed of!
'DsrnrurroS OF Grrrs TO Corr Orr without

"'ubtFTUN OF uIFFs TO C0HE OFT WITHOUT
PAIL, MARCH lb,9lS,l5,
Or sooner, il tie. tickets are all s3Il--DasaALL
& Co. beg TO assure their friends that under ITO
circumstances will tho distribution be post
poned beyond the aforementioned date anG
they hope, by euergy and cooperation OF their
patrons, 10 bring the enterprise TO a conclusion
al an earlier period, in which case due notice
will be given
OFFICE, 4s6 DRoADwAY, New YoRx.
f50,000 Presents TO be given to the Purchasers
Of tho elegant engraving OF the 'Inausur,-
tioa Of George Washington, President Of lie
pntcd STATES" from tn painting Of Dagid Paul
Laufen.. Price Of engraving ~ } oae dollar,
which iac'udcs g.t t.c.ct, cntiiiiag the no l.
cent siiis.
The y4uc Of the presents, as apPr'soI By 6
Committee c,.v=rn Tor the pI:posc, IS SIS go
- [. VINO.
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THE school SERIE3>


Teachers ara respectfully ihiorse3 that
90, .re.v', system CT orNSAsrc. Iyrscssa
B.f,... . complete Course Of Gyruhastic Eferet-
4cs designed to give the greatest possii'ie csff>
mana AZ tho pea. Published in SIX nu@'bess.
price - ceats. NcLArRIS's RouSD hap foff
hooks, in two parts. price 70 cents; aId MAJ
I,.q \ ; Serbs or FINE HAND cory BOOKS Ia
+ ,itrts, price 50 cents Care now readyy ,phe
al 10 tNrt9o books constitute MacLaaf~
Co.n4ete Series. Price 81 81 for the sas. a
III. 49,
NAcLtURTE'S 81 WRITING TARIFF
Eo= Chli-sn il Families aud Primary ScAoeia
81 epu;s each; sent hy mail in packages Isl
, l. Containing tas Big exercises On sd
boar for pen, pencil or sty;o. Just the shlYs
for amusing and instructirg the child az t"s
same time combining the toy aud the beck
CHARLES g. NORTON HG'$
Publisher, IL Chambers Street, Nj
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I NE B t)GLE,

lefhfs Oh Tue Semi-Weeaiy Duyle.
One copy. one year, paid invariably ia
adyahce, "a
One copy, one year, paid within six r.sonths, 4 o.
- E" IS after 20
six months, in advance. "
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single copies, neatly euveloped. )
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mr., completely socSe., &C., $4,000
Stone Front Dwelling anl Lot on
Fifl Avanue n y. $4,000
A magnificent Goa Tea Service,
too, 1000
Silver Wine Service, 600
The Race Horse ~ hte Raven" 5000
Coach, harness ami Horses, a mag
nticcnJ establishment, 4 900
30,Shares Central Railroad Stock, 3OlJ
2n0 line Watches, SlJO each. 1880
IUGQ9 God ST.. y 4Hl Charms, $50
1890 GolI pene aId Silver Holders, 5,JJ4
100 Boxes best CT ,ars, 51J
Igo Goa Guard Chains, 1,5Jl
\ Spleld q Buggy, 40
=" P.urton. 1000
! Horse, Harness, and Buggy, splen
aid aiIa, So
An elegant l5og, St. Ternasd. -
~pltudd FaAl.saiiae 4cAt, spirit
Of the Wy 4, ay*
The G4sl41j Trim pleasure Yacht, EY-
A.- .i5i,
A-ly -. ~ = ye@ss, $40
$500
1867
an Without nt..s:t
EosewooG Piano, CO.
3 Maho"@py tiaaoa, l7b
l : ..al IA 0alJ, $50
a tin - kentucky, $500
! Farm in Pennsylvania :. oJ
4 Farm il Massachusetts,, l1ouJ
-5Ual No.S. Pgeu<, IlQti
Statute of ~Gir.r tiis' !" hy Pcore1. 1889
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Nebraska City.
TIVE FUTURE ENPORTt n OF NEBRAS-
IA TERRITORY.

a BOUT SEQ choice lois IN Nebraska CiE
a and so iotx in keauey CITY, ia.wftiat.'g
xanticuoas. viii he offe ed for sale 70 rs ash
z.t A..ta.r or, TIE IArL.r1l.s-. COMMUNICATE o.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-26

sistss.f e feather th,orn back over lie head. or
wrea'i Of howers, the branches Of which descend
10 . treless msnner over the shoulders.
AEaou9h the basqnes retain their vogue. many
6ode are made fitting close to the waist and plain
iess are enriched with an iniuite variety of ofns
men consisting Ct silk buttons or ribbons.
tiGatpg ribbons upon the skirt. eitherb behind or
IN /" at from the ygais falling over the body are
the ode al toe present season Skirts are made
very full, and houfIanfes. Msny are intercollegiate
band IN large round or fat plaits. The fronts are
esf Ill aud shorter than the back breadths, which
sforsnsa roundeditrain 4
Six dresses are much in favor; the MORE an
tique for full dress the foulsrds neglge. Nothing
IS more recherche than robe OF MORE antique with
two skirts. with single hem at the bottom of eeh.
BODY with basaues, closed in front with buttons of
passementerie. The sleeves as well as the basques,
are irnmed with narrow braids: -,
Apacas are much used for negIigees dresses
Plaid poplns are also greatly in vogue.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ISrRICUE CT the MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
The New York Tribune was Of course indignant
that Gov. nrduer, of Massachusetts, refused CON-
pliapce with the address requiring Gin to remove
Judge Lorirg. 1t has more recently asserted that
Gov. Gardner is himself sorry that he did rot com
ply with the terms of the address, and has signi
fed his willingness to compromise the affair with
the offended majority in the two houses of the leg
stature This compromise was to be effected
through his Signature to law which should afford
to Judge Loring consistent opportunity TO resign
the Office OF Judge Of probate. Il is worthy of Ob
gervation that these intinatiOns were made by the
Tribune before it was distinctly understood what
torn the lew enactment was 10 take. We have
now by telegraph the scheme fully developed.
4 law has passed both branches of the Legi.la-
tire forbiddng any officer OF the Safe Of Msssa-
chusctts holding the Office Of United States Com
missioner Such an act constitutes deliberate
insult to the general government, though it can by
no means be characterized as practical notification.
ANY State in its sovereignty, may undoubtedly
strict It's own officers 10 the exclusive service OF the
State In the present case, however, the act IS de-
fsnt of the general government, and contrary to
that comfy OF sentiment which should exist be-
tween the governments of the several States and
that of the United States. The most obnoxious
feature of the act is that it pursues with inexora
be veugeanca au intrepid and honest adTninistrs-
ton OF the national law And again, it puts to the
test the irmness aul national sentiment of Gov.
Gardner 1t is to prove whether, in his non com
plianca the other day with the demand of the Leg
islatlre he was in earnest; whether he dlssented
from tie spirit and purpose Of the Legislature, or
oaiy shrunk from the responsibility Of 50 bold and
dsviag deed of vengeance the fanaticstn of bis
friends demanded at his hands The distinction is
only between accomplishing the sane ENDS by
special and a general law. Tao effect is the same
it is to degrade and cashier Judge Loring.
Be the issue as it may, between the legislature
and executive of Massachusetts,, Judge Loring
must not be sufferer. His act was national ope.
His obedience was due to the laws of the United
States, and be did not come short in the perfor-
nance of his duty. He has offended the tanstcal
zeal Of party in power and prescribed by their
resentment he acquires an indisputabe title to ma
tionaI regard. The sanction of Governor Gardner
to the new act passed by the Legislature Of Massa-
chusetts seems to be generally anticipated For
our part we shall be agreably disappointed with his
prompt veto OF the offensive measure Baltimore
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-26
FASHIONS FOR My.

Among tie numerous fresh and elegant sprinp
novelties the most conspicuous are the beautiful
toularGs for robes it is impossible 10 imagine any,
thing more charming. The msterial is light, and
has the Tcoommendaiory property OF not being
easily creased
Caesqucs Of velvet or six are usually worn with
these skirts. The foulard Is equally in reonest for
indoors neEigeor morning walking dress. Itisan
elegant material iorchidren's dresses and frao1eut
ly Employed for that purpose
Our attention has been especially attracted bv
two mau;sistts; one, styled the Fuelora. is onife
noye, to form al idea Of which, you must imagine
n nautelet echaTne loosely thrown over the shout
ders. and qpite open on the chest This STYLE is
doubtless very becoming with summer dress but
when the weather is cool aud a closed mantle is
required tits here that the Fedora proves not only
elegant but nseful--as in n moment it can be con-
ypIfed into the latter. This is accomplished by
a5iipy piece fitting the curve 1T top and fastened
n Il iv a row of button holes corresponding with
The same number of buttons which are concealed
under the trimming Of stamped velvet with baya-
Gcfcs stripes, edged with narrow black lace. Be-
tween toe spaces of trimming fiat lace Is placed.
c}atelaine- fiounce rounded at the ends finishes
his beautiful rnantelet which will be in as great
dlUamd in the summer season Hs st the present
tine
The second shape is the maptelet-echarpe, upon
the foundation Of which IS an embroidered wreath,
with snpEoaees flowers of cut velvet encircled by
EucHe Of drawn gRuZe ribbon
The third style, much in vogue and in good taste
with boucautcs skirts is the manelet rotonde
trjmuled with deep lace
th the mautelets we lave Described was IN
assortment ofrobes made Of The new lowered taft
'etas as wei! as 6onnets caps, ard c3ifres for din
ner and evening dress
The mode for bonnets is now fixed. Those made |
Of silk are richly trimmed with blondes. lace. feath-
ers, or flowers. The new material in vogue is tie |
taietas mile races or mile carreaux. of = very lrbt
brown color. The curtains are still square. and
-'ber pointed in the middle.
They are sfyIgtf ,Leghorn are equally elegant
posed OF a lame of from Tao Tie front is COM
width, thrown back at the ears, and cUipehes IN
'vifhnnt interrnntion. so as TO form the curtain
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-26
VIRGINIA ELEGTIOyS-wHEREs AaE THE 70 GOA
W-SOTHryGSs


The returns from Virginia show that Mr. WISE is
elected by very large majerity-probably By To-
900 This is certainly beyond or. most sat5ruire
expectations, and viii serve to arouse and rejoice
the democracy all over the country. Virginia. tine
to her ancient trust, has placed her foot upor tie
neck OF the foul monster and crushed hin 10 the
earth. Our headers will remember that the know
nothings claimed Virginia by so 900 yo,es-ihey
can now see what dependence there is to be placed
in their reckless assertions.
- We confess thatthe telegraph completely de l..
ceived Us yesterday, much as we knew of its freaks
We were expecting to hear small part of the
enormous boasts Of the know -nothings verified,
and having left the Office before the last news was
received, we credited the story OF WIsE's defeat
which the last dispatches rendered doubtful. We
are glad, however, that the error was on the safe
side.
We leave our readers to tlina Of this asloundile
victory, which gives the jeatL-blow TO know-notb.
ingism, to-day. We shall have some thing more tc
say Of it hereaGe-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-26
IRVING HOUSE.

THIS popular and wel-known establishment hss re-
Gently undergone thorough alterations to meet the
present change occurring in the hotel system. 1t
will reopen on MON DAY Ma 81 on the EUROPEAN and
AMERICAN PLAN combined, with the same elegant
Dining Rooms as heretofore; with Table dote in Ladies
Ordinary which will be thrown open to the public from
Chambersst and Broadway entrance. 1t is expected the
Hotel will meet with the usual favor from the pubic also
from families aud permanent boardersas attention
will be paid TO guests moderate charges. The Irving
House has been newly furnished and painted throughout
with various improvements added The whole to be con-
Quoted BY Mr. WILLIAM Fl. BURROUGHS, who is well
known for lis kl and gentemany department. which OF
itself guarantee future The rooms will
be charged separately and prices governed according to
size and location. msyEI-lw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-26

WITHDRAWAL CT A CIERCTMaE ER Il a kSew
Noticing LopGE-The Rev. L Il Tao!.itt clergy
man of the Methodist Episcopal church Of Fosters
vile, Chautaugue county, New York, has publicly
withdrawn from the know-notbirg order in ire
following card which appears in the Fredonja Cel-
soT
10 the President and Council ct EostersoiHs
Chautauqge, Nelo YOrE:-When I Joined this
council, joined in good faith and have acted ar
cording TO the obligations OF the order since as
understood them-that is, that We are 10 vote for
second degree members for Office if we judged K
best for the American cause; and, * judged il
set for the best interest OF the American cause 10
vote for Mr.. Cilmau fer Governor Of the State OF
New York, under the circumstances unGer which
he was nominated, therefore voted for Mr.. Myroa
h. Clark for Governor, and second degree mem
eeF9 OF the order for all other Offices as deemed
mem proper persons to fill such offices, and have
ac!eu upon TINS principle ever since | belonged.
bu' RECENTLY learning lT0Iu some of the men.
oelS Of the council that the obligations of the oripr
are construed by the council 90 ag 10 hiaF,s "a
vote LOT second degree members ac3 T7-sr ,,-rY
aud that II We voted for anv others ard No r,,,b
Ms nominated by the council, and it carne 10 a.,
knowledge o. the council We must be cyn.,ig and
nave seen documents lTom 'ae supreme r,i,7,c,I
Of the order constituting the Obligations - so-,
way; and, as l. with macy Others. i..re6 -
such construction was given, Of which we had ar,
knowledge, by our supreme council and as sr,rh
construction operates upon Us az q pas. tgrt3 Inv
making an act crime and punishable which was
committed before such a law existed. :rd =. IN
tree government no person can be subjected to
Punishment by an er p,st tjtcto law which Is ma
king an act punishable in a manner IA which jtyas
not punishable at the time il was committed. and
SIS such law is contrary to the Constitution OF the
United States, and of every Sste in the Union, ! .
therefore do hereby most respectfully Withdraw :
frsncb;se order, that l may exercise my elective (
dictates ofmy own c6l!KsJlY, and according to the
'rsmmeled by the diciation of any l2qGgment IN
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