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have just completed from the Records Of Deeds In
w fouaWattamie County, Iowa, abstract Of titles
oil the lands in said County u Range 10 and to
AZ the lots IN Cou6c Dous, and IN the principle 3D.
every decd made since the entry Of The land in the pd
Once; the character Of the the date OF
niias he deed for record and the and psee vhes
recorded. ysyesf1. s4s38z
work Of moment 70 ascertaia Whether the chain Of
title 70 any tract Of land lot Is complete; where
link h Wanting In the chan IL 10 apparet 1t rst view
We have been Ut great expense. and have spared no
pains in making this WORK source Of valuable ipfor-
nation 70 property holders this city snd county-
Every decd the record has been carefully ex.mii,eS
and the contents thereof noted shove stated We and
errors in the Descriptions Of lands and lots
In many nstances the swo or more owners
to the same tract; whilst many others there i no
original owners. ss-sz..5-Sg. : - -.
An early attention 10 these matters is Of the utmost
Importance TO the parties interested the .apse Of
time will 5000 place beyond the range posi- :bieS
for all the parties to meet and the BY
tuai agreement Hence vexatious and expensive suits
in chancery will be the result; and in many instances
property will fall into the hands Of persons who have -
equitable title thereto.
We have also made arrangement with the Recorder
of Deeds to furnish Us on each morning with list Of
Deeds hled for record the previous day. fSR- s-s
We have procured from the Land Once list Of The
Lands entered In the County westof Range 90 showing
by whom entered, whether with cash. warrauts e
scrip the number Of in each TRACT and the price
We shall keep . list Of al Lands and Lot. .on far
Tax and Of Judgments Mortgages, leeds Of Trust
Of al other Liens BY which the Title Real Estate
be erected. -
Charges for an ExaniAsieA Of Title win
he Reasonable. g
., r,,s's'sE "~" Dr~.shs'.x 1s:. :. Gse4
Council Bluffs, Iowa. Oct 3-u-.3eu 7TFET7
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"a s.Aehseuisdsing ~ Cara
tn Riehusd (va-) Aqsiysr, a an ar
s#sicls On theYositiea Of PARTIES, sones out
1saplisitly = the paint, cd sAys that the
Dsnscratss party isin favor = tho institu-
ton 81 slavery. Hero j. what it says:
'rhe division Of the American people into political
until the next Presidential election almost entirely with
References e the slavery question nsy p said N
deed that there srebut feo partiessn tAe
opposed TO tae insttxtio1 Of Slavery fAs ofAsr
in favor Of IT,"
The Enquirer then goes on to show that
the Democrats" party in the North do not
support Slavery because they believe in it,
but because maintaining it il necessary to
secure great and important ends. Here is
what it says: '3
IN: Northern Democracy on the other hand or At
least large proportion Of them vindicate slavery ann
sustain our rights because the Constitution usti-
eS the and protects in the other IT istrue there
sre Democrats the North who fully concur With the
Southern people in their estimation Of me insu.,oa
believe 1t be evil but who will stand By and defend
it from all the attacks Of Abotionisn because the COM
men authority either to interfere with It where It
exists prohibit extension into Territories or States
where it does exist The Northern wing Of the Ma
tiona Democracy is nevertheless sound on the subject
Of Southern rights as the South itself.
The Enquirer takes decided ground against
the Fire Eaters Of the South. 1t has no
sympathy with their disunion sentiments. 1t
is in favor of allowing the Democracy OF
the North to make what issues they please,
if they viii only remain true to the interests
of Slavery. 1t says if s'the disaffected fac
tionists Of the South are allowed to 60 on
reveling in their recklessness, there may not
only be a dangerous division among the
Southern Democracy themselves, but our
allies in the North will be unable to aid US
as effsctually as they otherwise would. And
then what must be the result of the contest
between the supporters Of Slavery, fighting
under the Democratic fog on one hand, and
its enemies fighting under the piratical flag
of Aboltionism on the other ?" We COM
mend these admissions to tho attention of
the Democrats of Iowa,-there is much Of
truth in them. ~
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Many Of the, Easterni Journals last. spring,
sssmed With homilies upon Western Specu-
istion, and stated pointodly, that the whole
country would be ruined, unless check
was at once applied. The cause Of these
jcremiads, was solely that Of the large emf.
grafton leaving the Eastern States for the
West. This alarmed the capitalits, and .
hue and cry was At once raised against the
West, aud nothing left undone that tended
in the least to the prejudice Of Wcstern IN
forests. The great waschword and bugbear
of Eastern capitalists aud journals, was
"Western Speculation" On this they runs
all their changes. Now, what is Western
Specu,a,icns The Elwood Advertiser an
swers this question in these words; sit is
nothing more than the natural rise Of values
In land, owing to the wonderful increase Of
population in a short space OF time"
This, then, is Western Speculation. This
the head aud front Of our offending. This
is what brought down the anathcmas aud
owlish croakings Of Eastern capitalists upon
our heads. Well, let US look at the actual
state Of things, little more closely. Let Us
put in plea in rejoindcr to this soft i'm
parchment of Speculation" It is human
nature that evory one should seek to invest
his means where he is the most certain OF
realizing profit from tho transaction, in the
shortest space Of time. On account Of tho
large emigration tending Westward, it must
be obvious to the most obtuse, that the great
underlined West is the place for such invest.
mcuts. But, says the croaker, suppose the
emigration should cease, whist would become
Of tho West? So long as lands can be pur'
chased at the present rates, or even at high
Or ratcs---so long rs there is an unsettled
portion Of the National domain left-so long
will emigration continue, and all the effort:
put forth by Eastern capitalists and croak'
ora, can not check it. Inrogard to "Specu'
lation,'' tho Advertiser very truthfally says
that as long as any lands remain "wher'
men can make farms or congregate together
sufficiently to form towns, so long will specu'
lstion last, and money be realized by thu
rapid advancement of the country. Till yor
stop our foreign emigration, and the tenden.
cy Of the settlers in the old States to move
Westward, you can place no bounds upor
our speculative propen,ities, or successes
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This shows a plurality for BANKS of 2S.-
249, in vote which falls short of last fall,
some $4,000. The Legislature is largely
Republican. The Boston Post calls attcn-
ton to the unusual number of able, expert
enced politicians and Statesmen who are re-
turned to the Legislature. Among them are
ex- Governor MARCUS MoRroN, and his son
MARCUS MORTON, Jr., of Andover, the father
and son belonging to different political par
ties, and CALEB CUSHING, of Newburyport,
late United States Attorney General. who
was in the Legislature thirty-two years ago !;
Hon. julius ROCKWELL, WILSON'S predeces-
sor in the United States Senate, chosen in
Pittsfeld; JAS. II. DUNCAN, Representative
from Haverhill, and CHAs. W. UPuAN, from
Salem, who were but recently members of
Congress, CHAs. HALE, Of the Boston Daily
advertiser, is reelected from Boston, and
RoBr. S. RANTouL, son of the late Senator
RoBr. RANrouI, Jr., represents the town of
Revnrly
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To James NJ. Bruncr:

10 James w. OTuncr:
0lR:-YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THERE
~ Is now ON hc in the office Of the Clerk Of the Dis.
trict Court OF Harrison County, In tho State
the petition Of Margaret HarIc charging that you are
seized in fee Of the ScuthEast Quarter Of Section No
Eighteen in Township Scventy-nine North. Of Range
forty-one West situate in said County Of Harrison in
trust for her the said and that
neglect to convey to her the legal estate in said land
and praying the District Court said Harrison County
for decree TO compel TO such CONVEYANCE
10 her and for COSTS and that unless You appea
plead thereto ON or before the morning Of the
day of the next term OF said court 70 be holden the
Court House. in the town Of Magnolia in said County
Of Harrison, the first Monday in Nay, 1855 default
will be entered against you, and decree and judgment
rendered thereon. Dated, Sept. 18th, 1857.
NARGERET HARTSELL.
hereby Certify, that At the November Term 1857,
Of the District Court Of Harrison County, Iowa. it wa
ordered By said Court that the foregoing notice be
published fcr four successive weeks in the sN0xpsre
weekly Newspaper Of general circulation printed and
published n Council Bluffs City, rottawattame County
Iowa. Dated, Nov. 18th, 1857. . ~
wN. n HILL, Cierk.
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ET By the last arrival from California,
we learn that the Mormons, in view of their
probable inability to maintain themselves
against the United States forces, have made
arrangements to remove from the Salt Lake
Valley to the Russian Possessions on the
North West Coast. We hope this report
MI rybea t.un
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CT 4ctiug Governor Crxlsc, Of Nsbras-
ka, ha, appointed the 10Th day Of Novem-
her. asa day Of Ttaaeg giving in that Terri
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4 FAINTER, Of the Nee Hes oass, q ssasAs,
l11eaH CossH. lsss.+ papes1lssd sAsa wsss1 Wish
% purchase = esS-kalS slsrsss - - esaesn. o.
sH ths oaes uoas1 bsassa 70 yrseissi Dssasss, ~
Has. Il,
SAMUEL DEwELL, EIAeb1 is
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LAS OPENED ON UPPER BROADWAY. orro.
II site the Store Of Q. vOoRnis,
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~ WI Keep csnstantly On hand FAESH BAKED
Sresd CAKES, Pies &C., together with Csnes Fruits
Oyssers, sardiues, Lobsters. Pickles, &c.
Great Western Shaving saloon.
PACIFIC HOCsE. s.. 4,
Lever Broadway, CsAAetl nsuGs, GlsWa.
a PROCLAMATION. {
r. AZ Mea 70 WAem fAsss Pyssenis Mav Ceme:-
II Nm r GRAHAM, GRAND SULTAN or
AL the BARRIERS Of the HsWkeye State, Do hereby
preclstm 90 nake knowA y ALL People, tint have
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reoepecn q ny oya Suhjoe4ss where viii 10 ct ~
tine. readv . Give tlem essfi6 receDtion, md Co.,
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AND TU1rnxx. : she iiuss srs ssss..s ~,
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and SCISSORS. a The PALAC1 II sAs ysSf u Hue
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GENTEEL 4mAyEn, Sscyetsry. fu25.4u.
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The vote on Governor, from all the towns,
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SWAMP LANDS.

SHALL. BE PREPARED TO SELL AND MAKE
DEEDS for Swamp Lands Of this County. which
have been legally Pa-Emrted, and after the 18th
instant. ~ M'..s. 81
50 far possible Deeds will be made for the oldest
Pre-EmptioBs FIRST. D. s. NYE,
Pottawatamic Co., Nov. II, 1857. County Judge
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Mm~onic.-1he members cf La Fsyete Lodge are hereby
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bead Gothic Room Odd Fellows Hall, on SAUhDAf
MORNING 2ls mat at GcOck TO attend the Funeral ofou
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Great Excitement al Convention Hall, No. IN
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Of Temperance JOHN QUA, President,
WIN NASH, Secretary.
Chemical Lectures by Professor Dunn, with highly
scientific manner. He will deliver Lecture THIS Fndsyl
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O'clock mtke fer celebrating The bfta day
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MONDAY, the 2Sd day of February Pa1ct99 attendance
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No. lS5 Spring Thompson, FRIDAY EVENING,
Feb. 20. Tickets rs cents
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