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HARPER's WEEKLY.

NEITHER LABOR NOR EXPENSE WILL,
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Polisca Social and Moral questions; u dinuse useful
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life
Summary Of the Political Social Religious Commercial
and Literary Newe the day. II will chronicle the.
leading movements Of the record the inventions Of
genoHs, the discoveries Of science and the creations u
art II will in word aim to present accurate and
complete picture Of he age in which live.
1t will also give due share Of attention 70 the taste
the Imagination and the feelings Its regular ontents
VIII embrace Tales incidents Of Travel and Adventure
Sketches Of Character and Social Life and Essas
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american writer's who will contribute TO the various
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ample selections from the best and heathiui liter
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NOTICE,

T HAVE SOLD TO MY BROTHER. JAMES
i HENSHALL in, my entire STOCK OF GOODS
and Store hxings. Those owing me in any shape
manner will make immediate payment to him, as my
authorized agent be forced settlement by law
a. further time cannot and tpiH not be given.
Some valuable Land, Houses and Lots be had by
applying TO my brother.
ul.u-
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C. VOORHIS,

- Z. vUUkalS, ..-
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry
Goods, Boots Il Shoes, Hardware,
Queenspdre, Cutlery &C., &c,
+. Council Bluffs, Iowa, ..-
rs VOW RECEIVING l. OPENING At HIS
i Storc-Roum Upper Broadway one of the bes,
selected stocks Of that has been brought
this city.
Staple Ssd Fancy Dry Goods.
Consisting in part Of Domestics, Prints, Ginghams
Cotonades, Cloths, Flanneis Lawns Rich D.ess
Goods. Mantillas, Skirts Hosiery, Ribbons, Notions,
ETC., etc. ....r sz.. -.
BSoss r shoes. "...s
Ny assortment of Boots and Shoes is complete en-
bracng all the desirable styles and various grades
men, women and children.
HardCsrs, Glaze Walls.
Constantly on hand and will be sold low.
GrOeertes.
Ny stock Of Groceries will be full, choice. well
sorted and sold at the lowest market prices Wholesale
and Retail. o..
would respectfully call the attention of my old Gus
toners and others to fine stock arriving
ing them that my terms and prices shall be favora-
bic as those Of any other House in Council Bluffs
n1-u G. yOORHIS.
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Roofs! Reefs!!

WE WOULD RESPECTFCLL ANNOUNCE
w 70 the public, that we are on hand, and p epared
TO cover buildings Of all descriptions at the shortest
notice. with RCSSEL'S FIRE PROOF CEMENT
Those in the country adjoining towns. wishing a
cheaper and more desirable roof than tin, procure
any Information desire By applying to L.
W. RAbpitt, j. B. Stutsman, G. A. Robinson, VI this
city.
IN. Gail and examine for yourselves.
Shop ooFuer Il Nam and Je&efson streets, Council
nau HIsCocK. FELLOWS, 4 co.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
o Lots in Howard Addition. .5s
10 good Lots in Mullins Subdivision.
100 Lots in The Rail. DAD Addition. =
10 choice Lots in II ,ll's Addition,
SeveialtTe lots IN central portions Of the City very
desirable for residences. Several fine tracts land
within an hours ride Of the City with timber and water
= Also lots and shates In Onlaha City Bellevue,
DeSpto Tekamah LJgan n. T. aud uiit lion City Iowa
Also l6O acres vi choice land Two miles east OF
Sioux City On which is abjut 40 acres timber. nl-u
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q Neither look ont for troubles, nor
be entirely unprovidcd for them,
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rooTKA JACKSON


T00JA dNOlk0Ogss
-. = $500. & Nerehn,,,..
-. s c.-....
A4NlD ~ hf09eeco9 fst1eetJ $50
Gs~p ~ fhA EleDkant.
r,u..-.;t n,..k fc.rn.
rmx urDxRsIoNED RESPECTFULLY
n ~ 80 ave jtss received one " The Ansst
~ t.,-.,s sscek. = X
Spring d Summer Goods
-. A...sS. .no,s q so.euf, f,ur ts<,ods vas PUN.
importers in ne Cite ~ 5esh sosse1 S -
soelpa.a, az S ~ ira nsrset nd our
49, - 1900 - lste sdyapce IN Cotton
80. - I'M s...hIe - - .eli LAYER than any
si En Country Heschsns..
80 - -. Rs.~x..S.
CouNcII. sLurrs. IOWA.
.-..- .-v,,r p.,,e ,crrrrx rr.r
II received and for sale BY .
- -
SPRiNS 1 SUMNER SdrLEs M 1.eSsa,A
- for sale BY TOOFLE = sASAsVN
- = = = -
TNANS. PARASOLS. FINE. FANCY AMI
Black Dress Silk All Of the latest styles just re-
ceved and for sale by
n2-u TOOTLE b JACKSON.
-
and for sale BY roorLE JACKSON.
Cnl nnS. VI 81. LUL NE. r. 1.r,icla
<OU and Flour, warranted 10 PEI 40 Axf.Acie'
taNE or THE LARGEST Z BEST ASsORT-
| ~ ED stocks u Groceries Provisions IN tneens,
Just received and for sale cheap, BY
- = a .
"a Gentemens' Furnishing n Goods OF late Styles i0r
nl-u ToorLE s JACKSON.
.oo-- . .uors ron ear
| s at tue Elephant, BY
nl-u ToOTLE JACKSON.
|
| m DOE. HATS AND CAPS. FOX SALE
| i OO very cheap, at the Elephant by
| nlu TOOTLE JACKSON.
l------:-----
1c1 KGs. NAILS-40 GRIND STONES
llOl cks Log Chains;
soo hxs. Glass, from BY ~ to ~ by 49,
| lW Panel UoOrsS
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VIYHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w all kinds Of COOKING PARLOR HEATING
STOVES and Manufacture Of TIN, COPPER & SHEET
IRON and BRASS-WARE.
The citizens Of Western Iowa and Nebraska, who
wish to purchase in this line are respectfully solicited
10 call and examine my extepAive and magnificent
stock before purchasing elsewhere
Tin-Roonng and all descriptions Of House-G Cutters
and Spouting, promptly done and warranted.
nFJOB WORK in the trade, done with neatness and
despatch. n. ROGERS.
@ To Merchants.
TIN. sHEET-IRON kJAPANNEDWARE.
i Cook Stoves and TrinminGs Of mpeftgr ~ ufec.
ture. 1t who!esals psices. ~ -, sr,,,, ss2
MIN n. ROGERS.
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DON'T FORGET THE
Coffee Boiler
or which we DreAm.
WholesaLe 4 Retail Stores & Tin Ward

49, A ] HAVE SECUkEV
the services Of 81 the most
F3H valuable and scientific WORK.
SSe{h&O men in Iowa, Mr.. WILLIAM
PROGGERs who is well known in this community I an
prepared to wait the public in the latest styles md
at the shortest notice. E$
Particular attention given to Roofing and Job Work.
Work warranted Work done ut the shortest notice and
on living terms
70 Call at the old stand. Of h. y. AMY, Nam
moth Head Of Broadway, Madison Street.
n-P. Sim Ware 1t St. L0uis price for CASH.
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Sound the Horn!

C. c. KUHN. G. E. HAGGERTY.
KUHN g. HAGGERTY
MOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the citizens Of Council Bluffs and vie.nIy, that
they have opened
Confectionery & Fruit store,
West of the Post-oice. where they will keep
constantly hand all kinds plain and fancy CANDIES
RaiSins, Fsas, Oranges, Lemons, Filberts,
English Watnuts, almonds, &C.,
and many other articles TO to mention. Call
and examine stock if you wish good aud fresh
articles. Hl-u
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ladies' Shoes 4 Caters.

Also, A good assortment Of Caasimeres, black and
blue Cloth. Doeskin Summer Cloth &c. Also large
and well selected Stock Of Summer vestinss.
Hats Caps Boots and Shoes Of all kinds for Gem
tlemeas wear. Cravats stocks Gloves, &C., and many
other articles too to menton all Of which,
will Be- sold at very low prices for
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nLAIN ANDFANCY GOLD
i Signs done with despatch, on $50
reasonable terms. LIT
Military and other Flags and -
Banners in plain and gorgeous style Scenery and Win
dow Transparences done to any design.
ALSO:
PAPER HANGING.
GR.lx.NI.tfg, GxLDx.S,4 y sn.lRBLL.S,G
done on short notice.
g-Lower Broadway, opposite the Post Office Council
Bluffs, Iowa. nl-u
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Also, Bdsins, Insertions, Gloves Ntts, Hosiery, Col
lars Undersleeves Chemisetts Ribbons, Bonnetsa nd
Hats L Caps, &C. large and well selected stock Of
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Our Stock comprises everything in the DRY GOODS
Line NUsLINS, bieached and unbleached; DRILLS,
CALICORS Delaines. nareges, Lawns, yelvets, s~is-
ses Jackonetts and Silk Every variety and all styles Of
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

The Northern Democracy Wavcring.
There Is no doubt that the Administration
has determined TO repuda.e the promise under
which it came into power, and to bring in Kan
sas Is q slave state, against the known wishes
Of . large majority Of its people. But some Of
the Northern Democracy hesitate. They make
show of resistance. Leading Democratic or
York, have taken decided ground against this
policy The following extract from the Detroit
Free Press will show how the question is regard.
ed in Michigan
ave echo the declaration Of our Philadelphia
contemporary, contained in another column,
that the Northern man in Congress, or in other
position, who shall leud his aid to any attempt
or plot to defeat the will Of the majority Of the
people Of Kansas to their Constitution, will be
punished with political annihilation. And we
have to warn Southern extremists, in and out
Of Congress. not to delude themselves with
he impression that they viii have the support
Of the Democratic party Of the North in any
juggle to fetch Kansas into the Union as slave
State against the wishes Of its actual inhabit-
ants On this question the Northern Demo.
GRATIS party will be actuated by one impulse. II
will not recede one inch from the preservation
of the integrity Of the great principle Of the
Kansas organic act"
The Nnwaukce News, the leading Democratic
paper Of Wisconsin, alter publishing the Kansas
ssschedule," says:--
"Is will be observed that the SCHEDULE de-
clares slavery TO exist in kaLsas, aud assumss
70 take away from the people the power to
abolish It! The Constitution, also, independ-
emily Of the clause that il 10 proposed to submit
to the people, would Ok slavery upon the Ter
risory. We viii not to-day treat this subject
At length. Iadced our views have already been
..N n cssnslv Indicated We vi1l aAv hMRnvnP
that Congress cannot accept the Constellation
without repndiating the principles and pasdges
Of the Democratic party for the lass thrss years,
without being the insssuments for coossnma-
dag great outrage upon the people Of Kansas,
and upon the men Who stand pledged 70 the
tandamsntal doctrine that " The people shall
eUle.s - go ss4a e tHs
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ANOTHER MURDER IN NEW ORLEANs.-The
New Orleans Courier of the llth has the fol

ANOTHER MURDER IN NEW ORLEANS.-The
New Orleans Courier of the llth has the fol
! lowing: sd s.aUgAee
"a woman named Mary Durand was brutally
murdered yesterday morning, by George StOyall,
with whom she had been for some time cohab.
iting. Stoyall is notorious character. He was
formerly Baptist preacher in neighboring
State: and while there thus engaged, it is said,
he married widow with two sons and daugh-
ter. He seduced the latter; and when the result
became manifest, and she was compelled to
acknow ledge it to her brother, the young man
mortified at the dishonor OF the family, sho
himself in corn field, putting his hat on a
stalk to denote the spot where he might b e
found. Mother and daughter fed to another
State, whittier the other member Of the family
had previously gone. Stovall followed them
thither; but the citizens rose up and forced him
off, He borrowed horse there, which he
brought hither and sold. He afterwards kept b
negro yard on Common street. He married
again in this city; but his incorporate habits and
violent disposition led to separation. 1t is
known ON the police records that he, on one
occasion, shot ct his vile. Hts connection with
. colored woman named Martha Gilmore, also
made him the subject of town talk. Yesterday
morning, shortly before 8 o'clock, they we're
heard quarreling in their room, and presently
the woman was heard shrieking, and then rush.
ing into an adjacent room, with the blood
streaming from her neck, calling with . half
choked, gurgling voice, on the occupant TO save
her, and, - it were. endeayoring TO get into
her bed for protection, but falling ON the 6oor
and dying almost immediately. The wounds she
had received were terrible indeed. Two half
severed the head from the body. Immediately
after committing the deed the murderer jumped
into well in the yard; but It's known shallow
ness, and the speed with which he scrambled
ont, afford NO room for the superstition that be
could hcve Intended 70 in) ofe himself He was
arrested
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i Lola 0OufEs on axR &LAunsanna.--In let-
ter written % the sditss of. ~ Philadslphia
Press, Lola Montez says:
10 tho thousand malicious fSIsehoode which
have bsen pueliahea agaihat -, 4 have aever
replied u being ny deeesninAsiea - lesvo To
events Of my life 70 history, vhlls lsave ny
calumniatoFs 70 that God vho hAD 0edeined -
espesiAt - - tAs paniSamsns = - aliasA" "
81 uhe, u ~ Dihls = . ~ Aoak, TN AAa
she nexs World . 0oad deal better han ,nhay
have made this one % me.
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How Lose s-Mses car neigAbee has stirred
10 the sdipese matter which makes up biz cor
ipossaa snaisy - bseens seesaA hasd "FFee
Asn 8hsieksr," there are some 6olks Who wait
- kass iust hev lag - = geiag - ksepis spl
and shae - psspssss - d With dnsslfs Dsss
y 10 Il 70 exercise his longs q hes b esgsa
i d,atk ~ sspsstanes! Dossh - expect sgs'
lass ~ Rspsblieaa party! (zes ssga
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III No PLACE. oy SAFETY FOR MONEY IN Sr. LouIs
BUr TIE POLICE OyTIcE.-A Cherokee Indian
trader with three negroes, and "a, $50 Of specie
In bin saddle-bags, arrived in the city on Mon.
day evening, and put up At the hotel o. WASH
ington Avenue. between Main street and the
levee. He wished TO deposit his cash with the
proprietor, Thomas Roach, and is was being
counted for the purpose. But fading that sas-
piciOus Observer we're about, ROach visely Cd
yised Andrews 70 take his money TO the police
office. A policeman was called, under whose
escort the bags were conveyed 70 the Narshalb
Office, and given In charge Of Capt Realy, Of the
night police The so sinners we're then posred
upon 4 table-6rss, 50 piles Of 800 each, and
On odd double eagle; and second 81 similar
piles, and swo double eagles. There we're thea
added go In silver. The whole vas plaeed =
the Aarshais safs. and rscssps sivea.. The
hungry trader then was psrmisted 70 70 70 sup-
per, With many congratulations % .having d.
posed Of hls treasure without Tho ineonssoionce
Of . broken hsad.--Sk Louis Dsm., 26eA. ~ ~
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s. 0anAR EAsssax.-6o0s idea nay b formed
eide siss Of he nammoth British vessel, the
pseAt Eastern, from the fact that her painted
sssfacs, inside and out, measures lsO, 900 square
H1elS. 81 0oeo than - acres.
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The Editee Of the Lyons Mirror says that
Apampkln, raised in that place, made four hun
ApA piea. We ere inclined % think that he
- hass eaeea sbost bali 81 then, for Ne sse
~ = ssas psnkins u . story. aHa
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- WoeD. --eoes tuoAy FELLOW ayss-@A =.
hAsk will make rope, bat % tshes aAD
Of wood to make cord"
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sxadame," said very polite traveller y !
testy old laadlady, IF ! see proper 70 help y
self 70 this milk, is there any improperly IN il
II don't know what ron mean; but il "
mean 10 insinuate that there ID anything nass
in that milk, III give you to understand thu
you've struck the wrong house! There aiut !
first hair in il, for % soon Is Dorothy Ann Ia
me the cat vas drowned in the milk, 10
right an strained it over!n ~
[. The young man tainted
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DouGLAs's ScHEME FOR PAcrrYISa KAxsAs.-
We trust that Senator Douglas means to adopt
and urge in Congress the policy thus foreshad
owed by his organ at Chicago, the Times, for
securing their rights to the people Of Kansas
ave snppose that upon the meeting Of Con-
gress an act rsN be insrodUcsd-an oct in the
very ,oordx Of the Aissssota act-awthoriziag
a Convention (" form State Comstitstion. II
that act be passed at once, as ii should be, Kan.
sas may be State on the first Of next Nay. Ii
NO such act be passed by Congress, or should
be delayed, the present Legislature will provide
for COMvestion. At oil events, = Constitution
such as will be acceptable to the people will be
prepared and ratified by the people, and will be
presented TO Congress early in the SPRING
Upon that Constitution thus ratified and ap
proved by the people, Kansas will be admitted.
The democratic party stands pledged to admit
Kansas ~ithont questioning her decision on the
slavery question. That decision must be made
by the people, and once perfectly made, that
decision must be regarded as final"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

"WHAr's VisErArroHfn-Mr. Speasusn, 4
Newton-hall, At the recent dinner Of the d.
ham County Agricultural Society, vss remind
ed, by the absence Of clergymen, Of sssy
which he might be permitted 70 relate, q ,
had il from : very good source, vir-fron
very excellent divine, who vas himseh . -
bendary Of the cathedral church Of Durhan-
Two honest farmers, IN riding along togeths,
encountered large number Of clergym ~
one Of them said to the other, "Where b .
these parsons coming frOmt' TO this his frisl
replied, SThey've been - . visitatioa." ,
other, no wiser than before, says, "Whaes'
visitation" and the answer be recsived "
"Why, it's where all the parsons goes once
year and swops their sermons H,s friend, I
being thus enlightened, quietly remarked, "Da4
it, but cor chap mum get the 1orss On b ewes
time."-Gateshead Observer.
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90 a singular marriage lately tosk place in
Wilkes County, N. c. 4 man named Holloway
narrisd his ssspooshss, he second wife and the
Widow Of his own father. She had six children,
three Of then by his father and three BY him
aslG and having sins childrsa Of his ows, the
ssspas at Up hsussksspiag, With fifteen chill
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

~ The New York Herald happily styles the
sterilization endorsement Of the action Of the
Kansas Convention BY the Washington Union
Of Wednesday last, premature hallelpjah."
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

II MuRDsa.-CAas. w. Gischell wa shot at
4ooks Point, Hamilton County, BY . man named
0spegs Snish. on Saturday the l4th inst. Glitch
en- Uhe y . yeang maa, had iaserfered 70 pro-
Ssss 1sek, On old man, from ~ violence Of bis
ssa.in.law. Smith, and had given Smith deserv'
"a drubbisg. While he Was was washing his
hsaAs ailss the 6eht, Swsda cane up with .
ooaAsd eoa vhich Smith seissd and shot Glitch
IN decd.