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II From the Washington Union, July 81. ~
Highly Interesting News from Oregon
9nHS3ps .

! Mr.. Joel Palmer, Superintendent Of Indian
affairs for Oregon Territory, in a letter to the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. dated DAYTON,
July e3, giving highly interesting intelligence re-
speeding the closing of the Indian war in South
crn Oregon. We copy as follows:
The departure of the mail steamer early to-
morrow land it now being nearly midnight)
leaves me no time to make detailed report of
my proceedings in the Port Oxford district /
may say, however, that reached here to-day at
II A. NJ, with six hundred Indians from that
place, on their way to thecoast reservation AT
3P. NJ. they were put en- route iot' Oregon city,
and will learve there tomorrow morning for
Dayton. start from here Tomorrow on horse
in time to reach Dayton on their arrival. ri
\ ! now regard the war in Southern Oregon as
closed. All the hostile bands, with the exception
of Johns, who has about thirty warriors, and the
Chetco and Pistol river Indians, now numbering
perhaps fifty warriors, have come in and uncon-
ditionally surrendered themselves prisoners of
war. The two bands last named have sent word
that they will surrender, and come in when word
is sent them where to go, The old chief, John,
has sent in two of his sons, asking the retention
OF other bands, ut Port Oxford until he can get
there with his people; that he is tired of war.
has resolved to seek for peace, and will submit
to go on the reservation. @stss x
We have now at Port Oxford about six hun
dred, and at the mouth Q Rogue river bout two
hundred and fifty Indians, all Of whom have ,in-
surrendered They willbe escorted
TO the Southern part of the coast reservation BY
the United States troops, together with any OF
the other bands that may cone in. / deemeditl
BEST under all the circumstances, TO transport
by steamer from Port Oxford here, the six hun
dred just arrived .,zgs ~
The latest intelligence from the Yackima
county indicates favorable prospect for peace. |
1t was determined by Col. Buchanan, the mill |
tary officer in command of the district, to retain
and hold all the Indians now at Port Oxford as |
prisoners OF war until they reached the reserva-
.ion when they would be turned over to the |
proper officers of the Indian Department.
The six hundred Indians just arrived, being
Mostly of the friendly bands, viii be located on
he northern portion of the reservation near
'elot river: The company of troops, under Capt
Augur, who came up with them, numbering
erenty-two men, will be posted at the Grand
ionde as permanent post
4
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L0UDON MULLIN. 80,
GENERAL land a GENT,

SOuhcil BluftS, Iowa. lie g
HAS opened an Office Broadway, ne 1t door Of
II Honn's Drug Store, where particular and persoBsi
attention viii be given to the LAND AGENCY
blSINEsS. in all rs branches In Council Bluffs and
SIOUX City Land Districts, and In Nebraska Territory
hes preparing correct copies OF the Government Pats
ana having secured the good Sur
yeyor, who has thorough knowledge of Western e
Lands and their Surveys, vii possession Of al
district. y = 4
Land Located for Settlers and distant Dealers ss =
the lowest rates. ..ss----
Lands and Town Lots bough. aad sold on 80
Commission. sEsf zfssII EaF5fs5s 1910 aA -
Land Warrants bought and constantly on hard g
for sale, for cash, or on time y : W ~ q
Hills of Exchange bought and sold. q &. ist5ss5F
connexions made, and proceeds promptly remit. 4g
ted at current rates Of Exchange. - -%Eb
NOtes discounted shert time, well secured. ssifs
deposits received, and Interest allowed.
REFERENCES. Dr. sss.4 e.
Lnscas q Smons, Bankers ST. Louis, No. ID 20 ~ -
Morgan, McCluBg 4 Co., sefa
D 3, harrington Son. "a ttA tsas p
S9esn, I5oRis Cos BANKERS nusiinsienIo.a
sparing, Good Co, phliadeIpais. ss3 81 -
Ous Norcross Co., Boston, s 8. --5f 80
IL Hon Jas Hasap, VI. c. Mt. Pieasant, Iowa.
Col A. Saunders, -~@s--sse-s '.s--ses II ~-~@
a John II. Gear Co., Burlington. lows. Tssfss VI
Wood, Bacon Co., Philadelphia vy -
q ii. y. shinn, Coaneif Buffs, lowe. $3.50 ,3siA
Chas Hendrte. burlington IONA. .,s..qs, Es. assts
G. o. Lcckard. Cincinnati, Ohio.
'""rris EfsSieSs ae'' aszSS.S ,F4za iaassl'.
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Eclectic Medical Notice :,

1 fAseDhShAfSVN desires to inform the cit;,ers
OF burlington and vicinity tina, he has
ioSa I IN burlington for the practice fiedicne
u y graduate OF the Eclectic Medical College ~
sna college devoted to reform medical science
nu pracce to those acquainted with The scientific and
character Of its Faculty there Is no need OF
words ofeaogy Commentator. "
10 most unacqusinted with Eelecticism we saw mr.
~ lhe selection Of remedial agents use tbose on
mat undergo the process OF assimilation In the svs,s
ncnee We discard Caomei, Anthony and Arssni. ".
nave however, more than fifty cencentrat,d re,ns
oss, tas yet unEnowno the Msteria sedica Of ohs,
schoos giving us greater range In The seIection ~
agents IAN possessed by others We also discard the
use OF the lancet believing the province OF the
can 10 build up rather than deplete. n = - q
years residence in the South has given me IA
North and South, ST 77T-eesrS A@s--1ss 80
chronic disease diagnosed with certainty by the i'm.
pIessons made upon the gangonic nervous system and
treated successfully with our concentrated remedies
CANCERS cured eneetusy without the Of the knis
and old ulcers cured speedily. -
Medicines dispensed from the Office. s-ass
Office over Green. Thomas Co.'S Bank corner ~ TT
ferson and Third streets Entrance on Third 81
3. Chronic Patients from distance viii he h,r.
nished with medicines 20 las: from twoto six reek
Esayfsxy s.
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Great observation-disclosures Salt u orks Dis
cocered in Nebraska, BETTER than. Hines of


Great observation-disclosures Sat u orks Dis
copered IN .Nebraska, BETTER than Hines of
Gold an California. o. ,,s4,4s .s. a..t..s
4 From areliable source we learn that q large
basin, surrounded by springs whose waters con-
tain large proportion of SALT has been discov-
cred alb out 5o5miles up Salt Greek in Nebraska,
distant from Plattsmouth 80 miles west and -
south. Much excitement has been the conse-
quence, a great number Of claims taken, q town
site selected and city laid out We are in
formed that the surrounding country is fine and
fertile, with considerable timber aSalt-works
arc soon to be erected anu n new source of en-
tcrprlse developed upon our immediate borders.
Hurrah for Nebraska and the fast town of
Plattsmouth! Fs 53g go h. .5zEi ...s -s -ss..s.
The above we copy from the Council Bluffs
Bugle, we have ust returned from the Salt
Springs of Nebraska: and can say with a truth
that there is no humbug in regard to them.
There are now two towns laid out in the valley
of Salt Creek, one named Chester, at which
place the county seat OF Lancaster Co., is said to
be located, It'll situated on the east fork of the
creek, and in the midst of furnishing groves of
timber, while an abundant supply OF stone can
be quarried near it. Salt City is another new
place located on the west side of the creek near
the junction of the east and west forks, and
about five miles north of Chester. Salt basins
are located on the east and south side of
Salt City and within a half mile of the town,
they present beautiful appearance, as hundreds
OF acres are covered with salt formed by the
corporations of the water in the springs and
present the same appearance that the ground
does in winter after light fall of snow We
brought home with us a small quantity of the
salt that we scraped from the surface of the
ground, specimen of which may be seen at
our office. 4If7any wish to make pleasant and
agreeable trip into Nebraska we would advise
them to visit the salt springs there and be sure
and visit the new towns of Chester and Salt CITY,
and we will guarantee they will be well cared for
-s..a zza5-.s. .ar lGlenwood Times. -
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ssS II will be interesting TO holders of Land
warrants to know that the Secretary of the "a.
terror has recommended to Congress the passage
OF a law fixing the time within which the mans
of the definite location of certain railroads NAV
be fled at the general and local land Offices
He suggests that the period of twelve mouths be
Designated for that purpose, applicable to the
graats of land made at the present session Of
Congress for railroad purposes. Otherwise that
immediate steps be taken by the proper depart.
nent for restoring any lands TO entry ana ioca.
ton which may have been Withdrawn Tor such
railroads $50.
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A few days since, says the Montgomery tAla-l
Mail. Senator'S Douglas and Cas-, assisted BY
rood many other Northern and Southern Demo-
cratic Senators, kicked Franklin Pierce (late
leader Of the bogus Democratic partly and his
retoes across the ST. Clair and St, Aary's rivers
by the way Of the mouth ofthe Mississippi, into
Gulf Of Mexico. Being small potato, he didn't
make much of i splash when be fell a few
Southern Senators {of the dry nurse speciesl
were hanging the little fellow out to dry, At last
accounts
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.-[:kSsSGr ~ SSweS. - = r- = 49, =
Aimoess
An outrageous case of seduction aud nafri-
monial infdeIily has recentiy occ,,rred Il Port
Hope, Canada West. some Of the snhseaneut
scenes OF which we're trss.e erred 10 this sids of
| tho water. By fhe Eight Of the cuiisy. and the
pursuit OF The outraged husband. az ss 49,
The facts. az near az we car, get them, are as
follows Mr.. t., Young and haghly respected
bagrister and attorney. OF Port Hope. had reason
OF late to suspect the fidelity OF his Wife who il
said 10 be a ysang and accomplished lady, the
mQther Of a child less than two years OF age
The person sgs3sccted OF having estransed the
wife from her husband. andbecosnirS the author
as well as partner of her guilt is named Hender-,
sen, also resident of Port Hope. He is an.
Australian asiventurer, who spers some time ii,
the distant gold regions and accumulated soaie
capital. $500 80 q Z
He has, since his returr--as Mr.. B. has reason
to belieye--ingratistc himself into the alice
tons of Mrs. b. and persuaded her to believe
that he was the model OF manhood, while her
lord was anything but a kind and devoted hus-
band. 800 s4s i
His words. rep,ete with guile.
Into her heart too easy entrance won.
The husband, finding his wife lost, proposed
TO her that the matter should not be made more
notorious, but that divorce should be effected
in the most quiet manner possible by mutual
consent. He received no answer to tile propo-
-sition, but ON the night following the discovery
Monday iast--the lady was missing and her
child also. The husband suspected that his wife
had gone to her parents at Niagara, and follow
ed thither, not to reclaim her, but to recover
his child. He did not find her there, and at
once concluded that she addressed to the city.
He came to Rochester, and found that the guilty
pair left Port Hope on Monday night in the
Highlander for this place They stopped at a
hotel in Charlotte where the woman remained
while her paramour returned to Port Hope, to
transact some business, or perhaps to lull the
suspicion OF the husband. He did not go to-
Port Hope by the boat, but left the steamer at
-Cobourg and went to Port Hope by land, and
evidently with no desire to be seen.
The clopement had created great sensation in
the village, and all sympathy run with the in
ijured husband, and no little Indignation was ex-
pressed against the sedueer The first mer-
chants and business men of the town took the
affair in band, and perhaps intended to take
Henderson in hand too. When they heard that
he had returned, number of them repaired to-
bis residence--he is a bachelor, boarding with
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CHOLERA CURED.


", u. HnLrows, Penn, Aug. 9th, 1865.
sh-on Monday last, my son, eighteen years OF age,
ook something Ike the cholera sharp palms In bis feet
au iegs ana very severe erampng in the bowels. We
administered your "Americnn Preparation and the third
oay NC was enabled to leave his bed and walk about
is my family medicine and the pahlic should give Is
fair trial and II will act its noble part
IS Respectfully Yours, ssy2t7s.s Z
Ts J. G. DAVIDSON.
Munnefs Great American PREPARATION for sale whole.
sale and retail at sqnres Bloss Iate 81 Drug
store corner OF Jefferson and Main sts Burlington Iowa
may23wy f - rSS
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nnhnone Aunnst 4

At the election in our city to-day, lss9 votes
we're polied-a gain of 40 over that of the last
election. The result is yet in doubt, but the
Democrats will probahls have majority of 400
in the city, and small msjority in the county.
disturbance took place al O'clock in the
afternoon which was qnellea with little difficulty.
Much excitement exists, and there are some APP
prehensions of a riot. %. Is S
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- New York, Aug. 2.
Gen. Henry Stanton. Asst Quarter Master.
General, U. S A., died at Fort Hamilton, Long
Island, yesterday. 8 w
The weekly report of the mortality in this city
shows total of TAG deaths, being an increase
Of / is over the week previous
Hon. Edward Curtis, cx-member Of Congress,
and formerly Collector Of this port, died on Sat
urday night after lingering illness.
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Scanty returns from kentucky this morning
favor the Democrats. The impression is that
The Democrats were generally successful thro'-
out the State. Mason county Circuit Judge,
Phister, Wing. !,eS6, Wadsx orth, Wing, sss.s
Commonwealth Attorney. Bruce, American, Sss:i
Rust. Dem. COS. Circuit Court Clerk, Mescalf.
,Whia, l,oe4. Campbell and Kenton Counties
SEQ each democratic MAJORITY. Grant County
same democratic majority. Pendleson county
40 American majority.
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A Human Life Saved. O

HIN
II "a. RHODES. Esq: Dear Sr-As took
Cs your medicine sell on consignment sno cure no
pay take pleasure In stating its effects as reported
to the by three brothers who live this place. and their
testin,onyis a fair specimen of all have received e.
p WIS. CoNKIIN told rne-'sI had taken nine bottles
Of Chrstie's Ague Balssm, and continually run down
while using until my lungs and liver CoNaEsrHD to
that degree that blood discharged from my and
bowels, so that all thought impossible for me to live
for me, but thought must die Nothing done me any
good until got HopEs FEVER AGrE CuRR which at
relieved me ofthe distress and my stem
ach and pain in my head and bowels, and produced
permanentcure In short time" v-'Nf s@ 50 1922 y
II. NJ. CoskLS says: 81 had been taking medicine of
as good doctor rs we have in our county and taken
any quantity of qunine and specifics without any good
result from 10Th Aug 18th Dec But seeing how nicely
itoperaed or nv brother got hottie Of RnoDis' FE-
YER AND AGUE CURE which effected permanent eure by
using wo-thirds of n bottle"
s. M-CosELis not here but both the other l,ro.lers
medicine to both day and the cure was speedy
from the same small quantity, and might SO specify.
Yours with respect,
The above speaks for ITSELF Good proof as il is Il T.
of better than the vast number Of like certi
Gates have already published, and the still greater
amount that iscontnuaiiy pouring in to 20
ONE THING MORE. Last year had occasion to CAUTION
THE PUBLIC III these words:
"IRotice ore Rym gCo hare taken one OF mn general
cfrctars substituted Tie name Of their nGstrant to, ,y
niedectae, and then sUi 6ydEe immunity epd ttei,.
pdmPttet aesM the exclamation, let the proprietor OF
my other medicine sag as much If he dnres'n dc
Now take pleasure in saying that the CAUTION referred
to the same Dr ehristie's Ague Basan" that mem
toned In the above certificate.
There are several other industrious people who are a
pyngt their poisonous trash all that publish about
my Fever and Ague Cure antdote to Malaria ercept
Ne Cel3cdteS Of Cures, and the cates of the cele-
brated chemist DR.. james r. Chiffon Of N " In favor OF
lis perfectly harmless character which Is attached TO
every bottle These will always serve to distinguish nv
medicine from limitations.
JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor.
r az @'f Providence, RI
=. WHOLESALE AGENTS. d..
~ H. Biakely, St. Louis "a -re.
Barclay Bros Chicago.
And for sale by Squres & Floss and E. E. Cav BurI,D
soi ana ny druggists generally. je2S bp4m
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Ipox R,rvrs ~. z.h .,.s-,-.

4 IRoS BLuFFs.-A new town with the above
name has ben laid out at the ferry on the banks
of the Eikhorn, about Is miles west of Omaha.
This place possesses many advantages over other
inland towns in Nebraska. Besides an abund
ance of timber, there is an exuberance Of rock.
and an extensive bed of Iron ore, Immediate
y IN the vicinity. Active preparations are al
ready being made to build up the town Messrs
Ciapp, Steinberger and Smith, are men of ener-
gy and perseverance, and will doubtless accom-
plish much and make Iron Bluffs one of largest
inland towns in Nebraska.-fR ugle,
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- flnr rnau8np i sroH;no a.a II

az Our Town is growing, and no mistake,
the prospect ola Railroad is bringing large num-
bers to this place to locate. and new buildings
are peeping up amid the hickory groves in the
north part OF the Town in every direction. vet
we have room and business for new settlers.-
Come then, all that wish to locate in one Of he
prettiest places in Western Iowa, come and lock
at our town, and we will guarantee they will
look no further. Glenwood Times.
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Columbus. s.

Columbus, S. C., Aug. i.
P. S Brooks received 1900 votes in his cleo
ton to Congress, and $500 were contributed to-
wards his fine. Keith also received a large vote.
The Governor Of South Carolina, sen. certif-
Gates of the election to Washington in advance.
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srRUek BY LlGHrSIsG.-During the storm Of
last Friday, the house of A. Cox, miles south
of this place, was struck by lightning. There
were nine persons in the house, Mt the time, but
fortunately none were seriously injured.
Two buildings in town were struck, but no.
body iniured.--Chariton Weekly Mail a IS. 4
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60. -a r. EsEeewN,s sss4s- --------
! ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGFp

HIS ESSENCE Is preparation of unusual excellence
"A IN ordinary parrho:a iucpient Cholera In short In
an Eases o. posration q the digestive functions II e
es.naoie Vaine During the prevalence Of epidemic
i anu summer complaints of children, 1t is pecu-
naIly ethcaeous no family, individual or trayele,
should be without 1t. ~ ,Ess7 - = a@'e'ef
oAuTosIBe sure 70 get the genuine essence. which ia
plepaled only ny r. BROWS, at his Drug and Chen,i
Gus tore ~ corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets
carries in the Cnitod sta :es .tAo'e APolhe-
Sold IN Burlington by L. Z. GAY fan,,bnv1 r
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THREsHING MACHINEs!!

'hE undersigned are manufacturing a large number
OF these celebrated Threshng Machines which they
~ e a.,hers OF this country as something that will
exactly meet their wants. Our materials are well ss.
iected and seasoned, and In The best mar.
her ana we warrant our machines perform right
cry respect othresh clean and make ready for mar.
ket as much grain, In given time, with little
any other In use
rms y the Machine that has taken the highest preni
UNI at the last three State Pairs In Ohio and 10 many
her places In the Western Country and regarded by
1nose acquainted with lis merits foremost amongst
Threshng Machines 81 z7-4za5E $3.50 ~ - 80
ouK HORSE POWER is we think, the most simple, du-
rabe. ana light running power yet introduced In the
western Country. and sill not fail recommend tsef to
those acquainted with its use.
All kinds OF requiring done ION short notice -
Orders or communications from u distance promptly
attended TO- r. SPENCER 4 CO.,
may2Iwtf -7ss1 seesa 4-.as - Bnrnuton Iowa
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CerSIERTEITIxG.--AB Bank Note Detector
gives the number OF banks in the United States
whose notes have not been counterfeited or al
tered, ~ 46S and the number whose notes
have been counterieited or altered as s54.
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10 The Louisville Courier speaks Of having
seen a counterfeit $40 on the Northern Bank 81
Kentucky. II Is well calculated to deceive. hu, 4
Close examination viii show that the signatures
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a. woald - Governor Richardson, Of ILL.,
non, Inn Osen sssnping for himself among the
0ackers tec some time past, and has resigned
nia eeeiM Co1gseaA 70 take effect after the time
xxcd Tor adloofnment He had his eye on the
ts.eH per day as we'll rs the votes Of the people,
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II; d. E. BARTLETT & Co.. T,.l

Il - ISuCCtssOrs FOOte q Col -------l
XHTEEElcontinue the Commission and
w Forwarding business at the old stand--
The highest cash prices will be paid for Grain. They will
also atte to the shipping and selling of Grain and Pro-
duce on Die most reasonable terms Sales guaranteed
Coal furnished to order by the load by the bushc
either on the track or will be delivered to order.
Burlington, Nov. Is, 1856
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!. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Mr.. NfrssvtI

Mr.. MuSsRI eE'HFisr5 -
SRI feel TO be nay duty YOU as well the pub
hc 10 inform you OF the wonderful effects Of your lnvai
aahie preparation. my whole family having had
Tue dYsenery were cured from the free use your med
cine can eheerfuiy recommend II 10 the public the
extremely Tor dysentsry invented have known
Ton used as family medicine throughout this entire
section OF the country and never knew Il to fall
one case yet Respectfully yours, ...#t
y +@ -.-'+'+ IS t'at~ ~ To- JAMES ARNOLD.
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Tbs campaign in Illinois viii bs conducted
on grand scale on the democratic side. Doug
las, Richardson, Black, of Pennsylvania, Harris,
Gov. w Use, and Gov. Wright, of Indiana, are ex-
pected to canvass the State. Gen. C,ss also is
expected to speak.-Detroit Free Pres rs
So.itseems tiata horde of office.sceEng slave
ry extensionists from abroad are 10 be thrown in
to Illinois. Wise, Of Virginia, is to be among
them We hope he will be able to convince the
Democratic Suckers that the great mission Of
the great Democratic party of the Union is to
raise the price of niggers from the presen' rates
to three and five thousand dollars each, by the
election of Buchanan Chicago journal.