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IUMBER--PINE LUMBER. !,
TNEE Subscribers would inform the citizen,
L. OF Council Bluffs and the pubic generally
that SO soon as the aavigatiofrof the Misso sn
is rss'tnad, they will slip to this lace, iarxs
stock Of Pine lumber including dressed Hoos,
ing ali shelving, doors, windows, and door
frames, SASH and anything in that IiIie, wl.:ci,
they win sell at greatly reduced prices ard up4
on the nost reasonable terasa itib.t-'s
e D. LINDLEY s, Co.
caancil Bluffs Iowa Feb. 10th. S. n3S-T
T.as FREMONT HOUSE. 4 ae31,
1NHE undersigned having recently tak en- anl
L rettted the above we'll kaowp aud popular
Public Hou.e. He trusts hy the stsict stuG..i--
ons attention 10 the wants of his guests to neris
liberai Share of public ia avos, cenisen %, sad
patronage. His tables=viil be sprenA with the
best the market affords. aud no pains wilfts
spased ls, e I;sks his gpsstg agrseabkly 81 hsms
cosncil Biso%, April le,s4.s Pa5Asf 4
GOOD HoksEss AADn nCAkRI1GE5
y. .gsy,4q .. TO 4EL.pIr v;tasz "a
e.s''sts n 3ss AlX'sy sAl ss|f 8 1I; Il H4l.s
Council Bluffs, December 5th. l8s,--ni9.ff
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Temperance Lecture. - On MONDAY EVEHIN}
Ann th,r, viii - Teupersucs Ga h.rns In the Do,ch
Rs'orued Cburch Grsndst Jersey City At y |eocs ~
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ID r I T / s II p o + I s. -
ID LITTLE, BROWN L Co q EDITION
COMPLETE
COLLECTION OF TIE BRITISH POETS,
IRON wosDswoETH;
Emydag As koe Boyts Of the osf DIstHosfsh>d duAor',
Win SELECTIONS fon tie M,sor Poets; a1eJ1pani<d
eth Biographical HistovIosl, ard
Crtfcgl notice.
EDITED BY }. CHILD.
BoyAor Professor Of Rhetoric and Orsiory IN Harvard College
Thu series Of the BRITISH POETS Unsecured the u1qu.
fsd CON OF the pres ard the public al par, Of
the county been where received with favor
Anticipated BY which the success Of
the underasg firmly established beyond q. question Ths
edition universally Acknowledged % be the best ssued
both IN tont 81 sdorsh and mechanical execution placing
Of the resch Of ali oaDpetitiOn-
The sze sud ,tyle Of the voau.s tho, Of Pctsng
Alone ,ueh Of ID, works Of that edition fall
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q UDN ANY respectable party can,
GUNNER Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD and PLEASURE.-fami-
~ lissor,itge .Tsons ran obtain fEaaA sESr bOARD
a. i.se private the banss of tho fiyer st
Lille fsIIy nine miles from Hobbies, " j. lhs place
affords ey.rg fsc Wy Bathing tishDg BSlos sains NC
Also good ,,ablrg r hoss rne stsses tnnnns carry ma
late plank from bo5okeu 10 hackenss;s, pss tno
AZ vISsNr. LATHE Ferry. n J.
NOUNTKY BOARD WANrED-From the mid
~ d. Of Ssy iiole of October Tor 0ene nan,
e spc Inan--r0t than hOgfs distance from tho
city anc where tho nonicaon IL freqnsnt Address
MARSHALL No $40 New Yois Post Office, stsing comma
teaf!on, secommod s'i ions. terms, 10.
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HALLS MUSIC at the REDUCED PRICE

HALLS MUSIC at the REDUCED PRICE
ii The Ch.sp.,t C..sIosu. OF Ma.e in The ~s-id
nrW SONGS
Is st .or, F1ss F..s Ballad ~ NJ AA'
The Nilsse Hsiter's sonf-'yuphotie. and .eonfint
neni. BY Charlie, ysryiL Price q cents
Ibs orphsn's P-yer' sorf composed y Charles JsVi.
New sshotti,eh The s"Onie s:he;,i.h.' ~ j. A
Fowler. Price q ce1',
New Roils R,dor.-" The Slider. Poi, Rsdo~.' By
ws HALL SOW No 80 Broadway,
Opposite tie Psrt.
WATERS's MUSIC at the REDUCED
PRICE One Of the largest and best seected eAsos a.+
Of huse in he urted States Catalogues cisroutsd %
Of DAY veal eset ~es. BY Mr.. C. add D the Pop
D.T American composer, Charlie c. Converse-t cents
Wandered ~ the bT0okside beautiful bsst. ~ htae
ESvud Estn-l5 cents; Lily White seAotti.cse" ar
T.ps.o frs The Pspusr s CT the Ly White song surg BY
the Bueltys by J.mes Besk-5 cents Lerehe or Three
Lesy.d Coter" vsE pots and schottsebe btlnt THO
b. MdDe Mamie Go-op-25 cents; Light AMI Shade"
Of the fneG for The piano pubshed BY the
eelsbafei coo to.er CorneltantG cents Sparkling
BsIsI-a Afsnts wanted in 10 the United
Stats sell su,ic the -eduesd Price TO skcn the most
'e''A''s'''' Tern HosscE Waters No SO sro.1~.y.
EOREIGN and AMERICAN MUSIC DEPOT,
il stEo $50 Broadway, New Yors.-ScHU6ERr CO.
In. lse.t In the United states o. uioo sorss
With 20 90 of their publications al those OF
which reprints made IT reduced pri;es To the trade the
u,uAl discount.
AW LIBRARY FOR SALE-A small Law
F1sli,h Common LsE Re sorts Lav Library, se Apply 10
COLE Chiffon No a Sss..a
EOR WESTERN BUSINESS Sc nd an advertise
i ment to THE DAILY PITTSBURGH DISPATCH.
Chen.toH goo, 70 words oae month t5i mouths 81
months e9.
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DEAR for SALH-A black BEAR of the red
ID nose variety yea ol6 and which hs been doqss.
es since he three mouths old IN perfect hssth and
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Box No sss General eos, oGee.
CIIY and COUNTRY ADVERTI5ING.-Up-
~ tie PHILOSOPHY Of Advertising. sd the psetie.
mode Of carving cut the System vslaste nfsrson nay 10
hsd At " 3. PALhERs Advertising Assrcy rib7ns Bsfa-
in.s, Eev YORK
DENTAL SUDDENLY young Gentleman Of
~ good sduesion and abilities hoees ssd nor,l
ess ottsn an OFFICE s1CDRETsHIP With psnor eepor-
oGes.
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a GRADUATE, with good IL testimonials, accus-
"A toned would he vii In deyo,s thTes hours
day equivalent for Board. Address TEACHER, fnb-
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and TOOL STORE for SALE

L L on ROADWAY The $40 < Of one Of tbs olde.t
TOOL STORES she together ~ith the LAse OF Store
Dwelling Hou.a The business has been ce.alf
ried for che st thhty Yeas Tbs connection svry
teusve and the b1Dess profitable FOR further Taitcas,
pquire a No $50 Pearl -.
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CITUATIOE WANTED-By young Man. in
- some seve door business; well .cqusntsd ~ d
a, city soos reference Address postpaid
Bon "a Post-Ofsce.
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SERYAN1 s. Families in want Of good help for
~ city eurtry ebt.n sueh At tho odce NO. 40
Gr.oe the Boa where eyeIy etJ ud 70 sive
ssisfsetion. A number )f Pro,estant Girls wanted
/ WATTS
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Notice.-TuE JOUGNEYMEN house PAINTERS Of
oIk requested to attend adjourned Mas Meeting
Of the trade Hall Wooster st. between bleeek
er and Houston s. MONDAY April at o'clock, p. ~
20 rport the wsgts paid By their employers by order,
EDWARD DAILY President
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EURNITURE.-A gentleman wishes to rent
Fornruie for paoT aud three droom' fer coe year,
with the privilege purchase part OF the whole durag tho
tire security given II required Address q. g. Box 5sis
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HARDWARE CLERK WANTED-One sc-
qusnted With The City Retail Triie, who 10 wtliog TO
his whole Business ard siye satisfactory
reference lss' poyer sdres In BE ova band
writing, 5. K. Harlem P o.. stating pu.i:usr, &c.
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0kGASIST.-A situation wanted as ORGAN
" Isl from let Of Nay, IN chureh chspel in Ne~
York Brooklyn vic nifty by Gsntemsa who sivs
pyoofs and best rrfreuces bs Qualification AtGFss.
ORGANISE. bo1 No lel Tribune Ofice.
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Boaro ano Roome.

E,AGLE BOTEL-LOdgings. can
IA obtain clean and comfortable RoOns sisht 0f
1871 per week a. tho Hotel cor Frankfort aud V.pt..
ELEGANT HOUSE, near 5thaV. and l4th-
N st. VII be resdy the lac u MAJ receive select family
BOAkDths and Single Gentlemen pvss wships sspsrior
sccOn the House anc hear all pDtcplsv BY
addressing nr LEE. Union square Posto@es References
required
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EOR SALE-A valuable situation in WORCES-
i TER Ma.s 9TH SOAP ard CANDLE FACTORY ,ud
swel established business Address No "a Worcester.
Msss
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pOARD-At No. GO Fulton-st, for Permanent,
~ Day sud Trsr.isnt B0AdsTs rms naders1
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Amueements.
CADEMY of MI 81 c.
IA ITALIAN OPERA
q, MOGDAY EVENING April Nj be performed q

AC ADEMY of MI 81 c.
IA ITALIAN OPERA.
On MONDAY EVENING. April 8. viii be performed, Roc
,nYs chef dauyre Of
WILLIAM TELL
For the frat tins In America
CHARACTERS.
(Austran
Matilda Austrian sisnora srEffErosE
Geser. The Aust lar Governor signor socco
Rodolfo Csyt1in Of bis Guards. gnoT QUfSro
(swHs)
Fdwse The wife Of Tell .cifnora lvocAoRo
Albert, sop...........slsnors BEhrUecIhAsErzEk
Gp,litlmo Tel ................ ....sisnor b.DI.LI
IrDo'6o In love witt AsiLdA. S~i.s sgror soLcoSI
Waiter Fon, ....... Patriots eifror C0-EIII
Len hsloo CtoOsA
Ne ehsi the father OF ATbo hULyR
fthtrman..
In The ofthe Opera will he given;
Ada Pas de Trob ev Msdles La VieSE, LEEAptR and
Mons fsRREsE
de Trois BY mss1es La vresE. LrEAoEa and
Mons CARREsE
A Grsnd Pas MitaIre by The entire CoIps dc Ballet
Musical DiTeet and Conductor. NAY nAhIInsn
osEe
The Pas TIois and Ballet arranged BY Msdie LE.ADGs
bettsry p>uffd
Seat may be secured It HALL SONS. Broadway; VAN
rOBDE KINGS aud at the box Office of the Academy Of
Music
Prices Of Adni sion-Psquet, Psquet Circle and Dress
Chee eli Secured oil oi Second Circle 80 cents; Amphi'
tbtster. IS Gems
Doors open a, y performances commerce At O'Clock.
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SpLENnID OpPORIUNIIY.-A Buslnel

IN rtsp'ctsbe srd protsbe huness rsn hear o. rsfs
CHARGE by calling 1t No h, Ctaoberss Persons soos to
California would wei to call ADD ele
e1hib Ion. which well uited - thai uNtet -.
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TsHEOFtF
Free Lecture the above will be delivered IN tue
Broadway Tabernscle on MONDAY EVENING NEXc, the
9Th ir,t-to con m. nee u O'Clock Gentlemen accom-
panied BY ladies' requested to be ealy In ATTENDANCE to
occupy seats 10 be reserved for their use 800 ,o,,,,
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previous career presages the happy influence
which he can exsrt 10 he councils Of the gov
eminent; whose life sttests bis correct sense
q national honor, and bespeaks his readiness
to maintain the. equal rights Of thu ssreral
Statss, tie guarantees Of tho Consultation, and
tho tsgrify Of our Federal Union.
These, in our Judgment are the elements,
which should constitute the character Of an
" American" candidate for the Presidency, and
they cannot be too grayely estimated by the
American people
We deeply regret to see, in different quar-
tsra Of the country, . disposition manifested
to forestal the concentrated action of the
/" American party" by the advocacy Of the
claims Of sectional tavorites. This course is
unjust to the American party, and equally in
furious to the individuals thus presented
UMoS Is srREserH. Let this Union of senti-
ment be created by union Of voice, in the Be-
lection Of the candidate, through q Convention
Of our party. Local nominations for national
candidates, not only engender sectional feuds,
but they make their nominees targets to be
shot at, by the friends Of all the rival candi-
dates. IT u premature to talk Of names.
The signs Of the times most clearly indicate
the triumph Of the American party in 1856.
Upon this party win then rest the high respon-
sibility Of Installing that " American Reforma-
ton, which il the aim and purpose Of the
masses Of the people, in sweeping into oblivion,
all other political organizations Let not this
party underestimate that responsibility, nor
shun It Let them resolve with one accord,
to select none but pGtriots and honest men, as
Instruments to fulfil the trusts they have as
sumed. Let them stand FIRMLY upon the plat
form Of American principles, and look calm
ly upon the throes and conyulsions Of adverse
elements. @ &
A new era is dawning upon our beloved
country. Intelligence has been radiated to
the remotest corners of the nation. The
hearts of the people have been illumined
with patriotism, and the age Of demagoguism
draws to close. The magic wand Of Ro-
manism, which has hitherto enthroned and
dethroned princes, at its pleasure, is broken
into fragments, tho despotism Of the Romish
hierarchy is losing its terrors, in the decline
Of its potency, and its enslaved victims win
soon stand regenerated by the power Of truth,
light and reason. Forsignism too, has been
rebuked, and stands trembling in those places
Of authority, which were the rewards of its
prostitution to party; and the pure spirit Of
Ansricanism, is lowering around every de-
partment Of the government awaiting the con-
summation of the
|" AMERICAN REFORMATION
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AIezanarla Corrssponasnoe.


ALExAsDKrA, March II. 1858.
The Conference assembled yesterday morning at
nine o'clock, according to adjournment the Presi-
dent in the chair, and was opened with religious
exercises.
The minutes were read and approved.
\ On motion, the names Of all the ministerial mem
bers or the conference were called TO ascertain
how many would accept appointments for the en-
suing year. Rev. w. Reinick and Rev. t. Barton,
desired to be left without appointments for one
year requests granted. A letter was received
from Rev +. Lee, asking TO be left without APP
pointment for one year. on account of III health /;
request granted. Rev. c. H. Littleton was trans
ferred to the mstationed list at his own request
Rev. J. c. Davis Of the Alabama conferences, hay
ing lost his credentials, Rev. Messrs Hinkle and
Cox were authorized to renew them.
An interesting debate then arose upou motion
submitted by Mr.. Starr, relating to change Of the
10th article Of the constitution Of the Superannu
ated Finance Society. The resolution was amended
and adopted in the afternoon session. A letter
was received from Rev. George Brown, President
of the Board of Trustees Of Madison College, re-
speeding the condition and prospects of the col
lege, and recommending Rev. s. <. Cox, agent
to this conference. The letter was referred on
motion, to a committee Of three. The case of
Rev. w. d. Hamilton, charged with neglect Of
duty, was referred to a committee Of three.
Rev. H. A. Drnkhouse submitted q resolution
that the superintendents of circuits and stations
be instructed, during the year, to deliver sum-
mary or comprehensive lecture on the origin,
progress, present condition, and distinct peculiar
ties Of the Methodist Protestant Church; which
resolution, after a long debate, was laid on the
table.
One Of the trustees Of East Washington Church
made some remarks and asked the Conference to
take some action on the condition OF that church.
A motion to make it mission was laid on the
table.
The following ministers Of the conference have
been appointed to preach tomorrow in this city:
Az the Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. J. Var
den, (morning) Rev. J. A. Crocker, (evening;) M.
E. Church, Dr. +. Swentzel, (morning,) Rev. J. K.
Hembold, (evening j NJ e. Church, South, Rev.
J.. Morgan, (morning,) Rev. H. G. Cushing, (eve-
ming } Let Presbyterian Church, Rev. D. Wilson,
(morning,) Rev. T. D. Valnent (evening;) I'd
Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. Roberts, (morning,
Rev. J. X. Nichols, (evening y Baptist Church,
DR.. E. Y. Reese, (morning.)
Lewis Mckenzie, Esq, our late efficient repre-
sentative, is announced as candidate for reelec-
ton to the next House of Delegates Of Virginia
from this county. oh.
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The yirrinia Nominatiors.

The elevated character Of the American can
didates for the highest offices in Virginia, is
gratifying feature in the contest now going on
in that State. II affords the most positive
proof Of the falsity Of a recent assertion Of the
Sentinel, that the American party was !" low-
Hped concern, and guarantee that this party
win direct its energies to the great work Of re-
deeming the country from the thraldom Of the
paltry demagogues and small-beer politicians
who now control its destinies. The Virginia
ticket is one Of which any party might have
been proud, even in the most glorious days of
the Republic. 1t bears the names Of men Of
unsullied political and private integrity, Of the
purest patriotism, the most exalted talents, and
the first order Of craftsmanship. If the Ameri-
can party in the other Southern States, where
elections are yet to be held, shall make equally
unexceptionable nominations, II win present 10
the country an array Of candidates which may
well make the spurious Democracy trorpble at
the retribution which awaits them for their
abuse OF their ill-gotten power.
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ASEcporE OF PETER CARTwRIGHr.--While he
was preaching, years ago, General jackson entered
the church, when pastor seated In the pulpit
gave his "brother Cartwright nudge and wills
percd that the old hero had just came mas much
as to advise, now be particular what you say"
But Peter, TO the astonishment of every one loud
or than ever exclaimed
"Who cares for General Jacksonf He'll 20 to
he'll as quick AZ anybody, II he does not repentln
When the sermon--a homemade one--was
ended, friend asked the General what he thought
Of that rough old fellow, and received for an an
swer--
Sir, give me twenty thousand such men, and
I'll whip the whole world, including the deviln
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LoursrAsA--It Is said that there are at the pres
ent time three hundred and ten candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor in Louisiana.
The New Orleans Crescent says there is strong
to believe that IL the present rate Of nomi-
nation is proceeded in up to the time Of election,
there win not be left single white male citizen Of
Louisiana, between the ages Of twenty-one and one
hundred, who is not candidate for the Go ycrnor-
ship or Lieutenant Governorship Of the State on
the day Of election.
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THr wnrAr Csor N ILLrsors.--we learn from

THE WHEAT CRoP IN ILLNors.--We learn from
tee Alton Courier the editor ofwhich has recently
made a trip across the central portion Of Illinois,
that, however short the crops might have been last
year, It has not deferred the farmers Of the State
from seizng every portion ofavorable time during
the fall sowing their wheat and the result shows
that there Is at Leaf twenty per cent more acres
now In wheat than in any previous year. The
winter has been exceedingly favorable, and II we
should be blessed with our extraordinary spring,
Illinois viii have an amount OF wealth Ia that single
crop which II would be difficult to estimate
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(MARIsE) SKRvIcE.--Wm. B. Whitehead, dropped
at the reduction Of the service in 1885, reapponted
Captain.
First Lieutenants promoted to be Captains; John
Faunce and Chas. w. Bennett.
Thos. s. 8. Chaddock, formerly First Lieuten-
ant, reappointed TO same grade.
Second Leutenants promoted TO be First Lieu
tenants: VIM. J. Rogers, John M. Jones, G. r.
Slicer, A. d. Stanford, and w. N. ]. Goodwin.
Third Lieutenants promoted to be Second Lieu
tenants: Joseph Amazeen, J. G. Reynolds, w. b.
Bergman, d. Q. Constable, John NJ Nones, James
Z. Hanson, and Richard A. Morsell
Appointments to Third Leutenancies: Johns
ton de Lagnel, James II. Claridge, Constantine A.
Richardson, Henry @. Hunter, VIM. Il. Hudgins,
Henry Key, John Quin, James +. Milligan, X. O.
Auchinloss, II. p. Noah, Stephen Longfellow, and
John ii. Gadding. Star.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-17

This Is the title Of new weekly paper just
started at Goldsboro, n. O., the FIRST number
Of which has just reached us. II is edited by
James w. Powell, Esq, and its columns bear
evidence Of his ability as - writer, and of his
sound American sentiments. The NATIVE
American has adopted our platform Of prin-
ciplcs, and win, we feel sure, provo an able
champion Of our party in the "Old North
State.n
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-17

Col. John II. Savage, of Tennessee, IL gives us
much pleasure to state is candidate for Congress
in the district represented in the last Congress by
General Cullom. Colonel Savage Ia gentleman
Of fine talents, a firm, consistent, outspoken Dem
ocrat, and enjoys In a rare degree the confidence
and esteem Of his fellowcitizens. He has COM
menced the campaign with his accustomed zeal and
efficiency Washington Union Of this morning.
Recollect now, that the Union says Colonel
Savage is a" firm, consistent and outspoken
Democrat" We would not be surprised If the
Union should recant these opinions before the
canvass is over. Suppose 1t should happen
that Colonel Savage sustains the doctrines Of
the american partyf" Suppose he should
avow himself friend to their principlesf
How does the Union know that Colonel Savage
is not one Of the midnight assassinsl 2" viii
Colonel Savage sustain the Forney and Pierce
administration in his canvassi We "don't
knom,n but we opine that he will not