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XXXIVTH CON G. K ES ).
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. .W,ssi>.ro>. jar. =. 1857.

SFNAIE.. w AsHiNe1oN, Jan. = lSf.
Nj. SEWARD Introduced bill 70 expedite tele~
gr.ptc communicate for the of Govern nee. in
rs foreign intsroouses. The biz authorizes the Secrr
tary Of state, in the discretion ard aIdor the direction
Of the President 70 conrsct with any competent per
son or person association for the aid OF the United
States in laying down a submarine cable 10 conne.t
existing teegTspbs between the coSst Of New ioucd sni
and the coas 0f Ireland and for the OF such sub
marre Communications. when established, by the GOv
epment Of the United States on such terms and cou
tiors shall TEEN to the President Just and reasonable
Provided that the Government ct Great Britain shall
before AZ the same time enter into IKE contract
for those purposes with the same pesoD persons
socia,icns aud upon terms OF exact eQusty viii thosc
stipulated Tor by The United States; and provided that
the tariff Of prices for the of such submarine COM
muricatop by The public shs hs 6Ied by the SeCoetA
~ of the Treasury Of the United STATES and Ii, GOV
s,rmeIt q Great si.a,n or i's su,hSrssea sgen,.
10y the use of the said submarine teegrsphie conmu
ncaton for period Of 80 yesrs, on the same terms
and COZ dit ons which shall be stipulated 10 favor OF the
Government Of Great Britain the contract 50 to be co
tered into by such person. persons or sssocIs> N win
that Cover mcnt.
Tie bill was referred 70 the Committee on Post
Offices.
Tie House bill fer the payment OF invalid and other
pensioners was passed.
Tie Snate tien resumed the Consideration Of the
lows Election case.
Mr. SEWARD based his Argument in favor of No.
Hallsns right 10 seat the ground that while Leg
isstve acts require the concurrent votes oil The tso
brarcbes of thu Legislature, the act OF choosng
United states Senator was NOT a legislative act' ou.
merely an add tional duty which had been deyoved
upon The members OF the Legislature. When they
D. formed this duty in jo1t convention, the M
oiSdusty of the two llouscs being merged and LIST
in the Joint body.
MI SIT ART took ths position that the ccctioa was
Unconstitutional and the report OF the Judiciary Com
ui.ee to that effect well founded
Moesr,. BROWN end HALE favored the o'aIn OF
the st,rg member.
Messrs' TOCCEY aud DOUGLAS opposed IT, bat
no question was taien:
on motion of Mr.. BELL New-Hampshire, nsg
ution was adopted requesting the President, 10 n's
opipin Il ia Rot inconsistent with the public interests
70 comm uncste to the Senate such Information as may
be on 6e in the Department of safe relative 70 laeS
fs,once at the Island of Ayes in tie Caribbean Sea OF
tbe Venezuelan Government with American citizens
who were rghtfuy in occupancy Of the said island,
az they believed, and engaged in collecting gus6o
therefrom the said Government having forcioy
elected the said American citizens from their iawin
employment; and also to communicate Whist messurc'
have been taken ii any, by the Government Of the
nted States 10 obtain redress from the Government
OF Venezues. Adjourned till Monday.
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limited number Of Advertisements are taken IN
TIE WIsxLI TRIBUNE at the nate of one dollar hns.
Tbs paper has attained circulation Of 175,OCo
copies, and s unquesOnabiy the best medium eItant
for advertising in the country. Advertisements should
Be handed in at any time before and not later than
Tuesday Of each week.
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The action Of the Union State Convention Of
Connecticut, 10 unanimously passing series of
resolutions which deduce the true platform of the
Peoples party from the Declaration OF lndepen4-
ence and the Constitution, is of no small signd-
canoe 1t means that Connecticut, for her par, is
determined to sink all miner questions ior the
prtsent-Natiye Americanism, AZ well as Ten
rerance ard the Taif-in the paramount iss lie Of
resistance to the extension Of Slavery AMI thai the
majority of her people regard this as quite broad
enough 10 form the basis of great National party.
1t me ans that the mutual jealousy and heartburn
irss which however slight, have been greater than
We could, ally OF Us, have wished, are no longer,
wevil not say to divide, but to distinguish, the
several bodies Of men who 60 10 make up the great
army Of Freedom; that what was COnfeteracy
in lS,6 is to be Union henceGortb and that who
ever las yeLtured to talk Of the assets Of the Fre
nCnters, and speculated about the probable fate of
the constituent elements Of that party, has simply
reckored without bis host.
The body which took this decisive step was no,
sn ordinary political Convention. There may haze
been few politicians AMI stray wirepuller or two
mong the delegates, but Their influence was very
slight. The underground arrange nents, in the
words Of member, "were completely cut OF aud
every man acted for himself" 1t had been ra-
mored that the Convention was packed by the
Americans. If such were the fact, or r the pro-
portion in which they stood to the Republicans was
three 70 one, as was stated in debate, the more
honor to them for il enhances the value OF the
sacrifice which they made, 20: Of principle, bat
# PRIDE ard party feeling, fr The sake OF p,in-
c,Jle. Nlaa after man, wh1 had whom folio vel
tn banner Of the DARK lau.erD, rose in his Place
al said that 20 adhere T. i. a. this jaAc:are, 70 II
s.t upCo an affirmation Of VIA. is called the AWcri'
can principle, would be The dea.h, not Of Potcll
parry. but Of the qeat cause of Liberty. one might
a,p,st wisA Hat the Conventicn had been packed
for so u,b'e purpc.e. Ga'it could Rot have been
Amer cars, We src ;'lJ, voted Tor Repair ans Sul
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REELECTION OF SENATOR SUMNER

BOsTOs, Friday, Jan. =, 1857.
The vote in the House this morning or the election
ola United States Senator resulted in J3 for Charles
sumner sg.inst II scattering. The scattering votes
were divided between Edward Everett Rufus Choate,
Vim. Appleton and n. J. Lord.
The sepa,e viii vote upon the cue s,ion "a Tuesday
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ard . nss-eosSto enforce. ifrecsessry Go-crsnsst
or5ess
Col S,ssoer, recently appointed Mscha % Ksrsss
10 here awaiting TBS ioEon 81 "a, Senate on bis
nstior.
NJ Ho.Risnd rom N.lsss Il in the city argiSg.
soong oSe- tht-gs appropriation eftN 200 foT tb,
csl1al az Leocmpkn.
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We received last night our files of European
journals brought by the North American of Port
land, but find in them nothing of Importance to add
to the telegrephic dispatch published in our paper Of
xa.terday
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Prot. ALEX. G. BaRRy's TRIcoPHERous or
MIoIcAIIp CoNporsD for prcsevias RESTORING ana eeso'
tirs tAe HAIR Ersdicsos Surf snd Dandnh p'eveh'us
BLdbss and Gray Hs' euhrS dss'e' o. 'ns o,n' o.1''
a. 49,. fBcb a, 81, Rbeum Puppies, ChlblAins &c.
Clap. Rheus,isu Swelling Sore Threat &c. and giVins L.
INT et IN case. CUT, Bruises spTGns BurnI Sends
ke Sod in large bO;os price IS cents. bJ al The prinoPs
DruGsist. and Peruners throughout tbe world Principal
o.. No 2I2 BfoadwAY.
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"The frT that the monarch warned the bar"
Nov 10 TIE Winter q our discomfort
MADE glorious Sumner by the FURs Of KNOX
fsh.tespeare, Improved
NyTFs sLEIGH RosFs BUFFALO OvEscoAIs &C. large
cheap sssortueut FOR sac by KNOX, tbo Halter No HE
road way. corner Of Kutop-s;-
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DNoN,s CARBrRET OF IRON,

WTNTTR GLOVES, Wholesale or Retail, at low
prices, N B. sposdid Buckskin Glove with rui Can Tor
al Ira PERIGo Son, No. CT Nassau ST.
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YOR POLISHING STOVES.
The only substance that produces instantaneous polish on
bot or cold stoves without offensive smell Wholesale aud
Ts,.l by May, BALDWIN MANY,
No 10 John-st., cor Dutch
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JET ORNAMENTS, BROOCHES, BRACELETS, &C,
LckcA lo embracing the --latest styles and psteIns 70 DC
d a. greatly reduced prces also, every variety OF fhCf
oops sad TOYS at RoGERSs BizAAR No 4se BTosdWaYiou
drnraA hoYe RIOnme-
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PIANOS AND MELODEOSs.-1

PIANOS AND MELODEONs.-The HORACE VIZ.
rms modern proved Pianos and heodsous are 70 be found
o1ly No SO Broadway Psno' 70 ren AID rent s9 ..
y sse on monthly psJments second hand Pianos
KIN ASO 20 sio; MeDdeoss go 10 sl Eight ooe nun
ded Dollar Helodeous Tor rent and rent allowed on purchase
H.ana tnnA1 and rsnalred. poshed, boxed ana moved
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RUYTJRH.-Only Prize Medal awarded to MARSH
e. By the Industrial Exhibition Of all Nations At the CIysS
P,sos r their new PATEsr RtDICaL-CURE Truss Refer
suptToIty Prof Valentine Mott, Willard Par
her snd John N CarIocLan. Open from a to m
HIRsB Co, No. q Msiden-lane, New-YOrk-
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Queer Morality.

Harper's Monthly for May contains in its
editors table reply to an attack in Put,
nam's Magazine. Harper is in the habit of
quoting most of its tales from the English
magazines, without any acknowledgement Of
the source from which they are derived. This
it justi6es, by saying that should it credit
one, it might injure another; should it adopt
articles frcm~ msgaiN which were better
than the average, its readers might be de-
ceived into purchasing it; and, on the other
hand, should it adopt poor articles from a
good magazine, its reputation might be in
jured by an unlucky quotation.
Every man must see the force Of this. IL
we steal good watch from man and tell
where we got it, it would encourage other
pickpockets to steal from the same man, and
they--the pickpockets--might be wrongM
thereby; because-don't you see?-the man
might not carry as good . watch another
time.
Again, should We steal poor watch, jus-
tice to the feelings Of our theft ought to in
duce us to conceal his name, because he
would BE- ashsxksd to have it known that he
carried such shabby afaifsxS sas Q sssSt
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FOUND DROWNED.

tuo+ with a, oarer+rro Inst fall that nor.
h.a. .L.o,-s sn,,o l;aht ,,nnn tha s,,h;oct 81
%Ps .%dP ,a,,, ,a-sto.;o,,s d;spn,oaror"os wh;cl
ore.to re y torrny "nd snocnlatsan IN all hands
t. wos an an m adventnre tho verv thouoht ot
wb;.h cansss mo to sbndde- and nIunees m.
IN T Tho ~ nrofonndest @ % mslancho}v Greai
He.,an, what ,n,ist that man be made oi
mho con .nnjir ond dol;horataIv toIa tho l;fe
of fellow creature when i trrnble and
.L.;,l. fron, ,arsaIf - h.r;,, ,,nn;tt;ncj,
na s In -, .u 80 ,.;.h ho,,, ,,ah ra,nnssa
hu,a anu Aoms rotoh ;n.o nov otaru;tv ;.b III
L. pooLl -; Laad,
Ais o. s.as I1poi 1ponin Mo eto. =; A., ,;ad,o =.
~ 10y haa 1as;s - g., mn .rant, =,
Sep.el, heapn a.n"l,na .hout I ths hs;rhts of tbs We.
bouLsn ouL 'o on;as;n" tha cool 6rae,o from tbe
r;ro~ , o,J oontrsstod tho | axnn;s;te calm and
.n "u aha,,t ,,,a ,s;th tho ,stl;nr J,str ~,
pvSH Ipp,. that " s.are;,oJ ~ nj the "tha, s;do she
L.ns% u.S .na' 20 of .tn.. hos;Sa .oIi oh;n,
nun",e eus e.r -. 49, .i:sl - ..aLo S-.
nSys, 'oni.s ioi.n o. .n". .In Iaa . ~ s, ";
sha on :. ssos ~ 0v h,.. " - ;.Ip.s ps.
wnele :. N"s oIia, S ,.:S ~. % a. ~ '. .,,h:,,ss
..s .: pu.~Ghi II man n,a'.. nat ''" W 'n0 '1'J'e
''IM NJ Maa"..:sn~ " .ae eieneS' ~ ,. 10. T.. .h :,
ny lene'.'on: .:i: refo os: vas 'aJ.s =! ~ .po
ioaonns osa 'x.' W "mon NY .a " h"aL - 49,
1870 VIZ ..0 ~ "S". ta' ~ may 80 n so,".s w IT, H.
i,S;a InmI nu & S .nd n f""nd way aoon~ "u.. the I
70 ~, ieus, au Eun Iaa "' % I.lashs ~
.a.h .asi =, 'as 10 .h; nsro. h~t Ha,.od nu;ss1r
nuJ s aies,.i !. '' Va Ao"''''' '1' ""'" a1-''-'
"nI I,,st saom mgoua un -. notb oonma,os. on .bs
as s;ao uaa ne .appns.oS ps. hn u,sn ,sho
asLaa . a whosha, G Go wovld 1;Io 70 E ha ,owsJ w.J
$50, no,, ,,a.ao;'-od :. haa. Sv;th = ,,,sn
IN Uss her rall;u" I'm" p psnt;c;nsIs @ each wave as u
passed gently raising her on it's bosom. An
nfTar more n harmony With INV frame Of
mind at that moment could not have been
made. without hesitation. I leaned in. the
man On shore followed. the hoat was irnme-
diatelv nushed olr. and avay we went.
am very fond of watcr: swimming. sail.
inn fshine. or rowing. are each and ali de.
I;ghts to me. took no notice of onr conrse.
being quite occunied with INV endowment of
therce1,e, The stars were now shining bril-.
liantly: there was no moon. hut Il was not
b.. ~ ,aaans Sa~l rhoon rh, -. ~ 80 ao..I.
~I;d;na s o~ar tba nohia Hudson | III hars
snJ tbs-o . rssse, oraeefnllr and slowlr Ifor
tha a ,.;sd ,.as - ra.r i;nh.l .asr;n. 49, W..
Some @ M i;tt,s distance Selow' the fe,rv hoats t
svo.o nant;nr .ha;r reonlay co,,r.e hut too
sor @ o& @ - ma, & .ba nn;af Of tho scens. " ~
n Iaa Z. fa;,hf,,lis nqn,od al, thess art;.,to-.
Int w NV mind 9yadnallv came back to ths
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Once stood mighty castle,
30 Lofty to tAe view,
Il eleam'd o'es hill snd valley ~
Quite to the ocean, blue.
Around were fragrant gardens,
A bIOom-encirciing wreath,
where Ainbow-colored fountains
were letting from beneath.
mere sat naughty monarch,
Rich in lands and spoils OF war,
Upon his royal throne, but
No kipd1y look was there's
n, what he tho,t was dreadful,
And what he l0ok'd was rage
His words were scourges, when he wrote
Twas blood ON every page. nz
Once, to this lofty castle,
Two minstrels found their way;
The one in youthful beauty,
The other old and grey.
The old man, with his harp,
On noble steed did ride,
Whereas his youthful comrsde,
. Walk'd briskly at his side.
Then spake the gray-haired minstrel,
ssNow be prepared, my son,
Recall 1nne 49, 1al1n1as
Begin ~ &1Sl15s 166eY
Bring al your poWolD A164ether,
Both the glad 3nd mournful sing,
For We, to-day, must soften
The stony hearted king.
Already stood the minstreis,
In the lofty pillar'd hall
Before the mighty monarch, -
With his queen and courtiers, all.
The king, in fearful splendOr, -t.a-
As bloody northern light,
The queen In gentle beauty,
As the full-moon mild and bright.
The old man struck the harp-strings,
He struck them skiiituiy,
And ricner, ever ncnef,
Flow,d sweetest moIody.
Tnen streamu WIN neav'niy eieatness,
Tne young mans voice IN song,
Whiie, as from distant spirit choirs,
fhe masters rolled aionS' ..t.
They sang Of love and vernal hours,
OF the happy golden time,
When freedom, valor, purity,
And faith were IN their prime.
Thew sang Of all things beautiful, II
That tArill the human soul
Or iofty-ehat It's energies,
TO noble deeds, control. E
The eircling crowd OF courtiers,
Forgot each scornful nod,
the mouarch's trusty warriors
Were bending to their God, ....
Dissolved in bliss and tenderness,
The beAuteOus queen was thero3
She threw the rose that decked her breeat
Down TO the minstrel.
you've stole awav my people,
And now yOu would my Queen,"
The trembling, raging monarch cried,
And checked the tender scene.
He threw his sword, like lightning,
And pierced the young mans heart,
And thence, instead Of golden songs,
A bloody stream did start.
And as by tempests scatter'd,
Was all that courtier swarm.
The stricken youth expired
Upon his masters arm.
He wraped him in his mantle
And PLACID him on his horse.
And having bound him armly there.
He started ON his course.
Yet haltins once before the gate.
The minstrel. old ard grer
Caught ND his harm of beauty
That his skill no more should play.
And dash,d IL on a pillar.
Then in words of woe did call,
which fearfullv re.echoed
Through garden and through hall
seWo, wo. to Won proud haI,s
No more NAV cheerful tome
OF harm. or voice within
Your fated walls he known
Mol siphs instead and cro,ns.
And tbt step Of the timid sIave
Till vengeance. dire. shall crnsb Won down
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ID. G.. BLOOMER.

Notary PsbItc r Csnssstsstonsr u Dss6s for
the STATE or SNsW Fork.
DEEDS 4 CONvEYANCES OF ALL KINDS,
~ promptly filled out and acknowledged.
II ONCE in Empire Block, opposite Pacific House.
May la61.nl u
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BALDWIN, DODGE 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND LAND AGENTS,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.

SOuuN1A Dn u AAaSS AVV0 aSs
NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED IN ALL
parts OF the State and rcmitted to part OF the
United States, at current Of Exchange, free Of
charge.
Geld y S1frer, Dtlls sf EreAAsSs, Csrrsns
ssd Csrsrrsss .usssv Bought SsiA, LAsd
Warrants Bought, Sold ssA EsssrsA %
TSsss, Hsssrsss PstS 81 svseta5 Dspsssss,
.Hs~sS Leaned % Rsss Rsssss asA Per-
sosSf Security,
REFERENCES: .
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. P. Thnmpsen, Z" " .
Hank Of lllion, Illion, n. Y.
hank Of Ceoperstown, Cooperstown, n. Y.
Durkee \ Bullock, Bankers, st. Louis, No.
Onor1ssa County Bank Syracuse, N. Y.
Warren Bank South Danvers, Mass
A. J. Stevens Co., Bankers, Fl. Desmoines
Henry Fanham Pres g. h r. l. R. r. Chicago, Ills
Jno. E. Henry, Snpt n. M X. II. Davenport, Iowa
. b, b. BarytoH. Resi- Eng davenport Iowa
Cook. Sargent 4 Downy, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
Western Marine Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, n. T.
Mark ". lizard, Gov Nebraska.
q James c. Mitchell, Esq. Florence, N. T.
e L. p. Brown, Kansas City, No. fu1.u
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"yenison'' steak and "venison" fry,
"yenison, stew and sTvenison" pie

After supper the merits of the dishes
were discussed, and many were the praises
bestowed upon the catering of ''mine host"
Apple jack and smuggled brandy were like,
wise discussed until midnight, when the par
" ordered up their sleigh to depart, just
as they were about leaving Coon asked the
party to take passing drink at the expense
Of the hOnse.
ssGentlemen,' said Coon ssyou say you
like the supper | have furnished. Now al
low me to say that you are henceforth to be
known as the ssWolverine party" the sayo-
ry dishes you have partaken of are from the
hams Of . fine, fat young scoN that bought
to-day of the Indians"
This announcement was received by the
party as good joke, and ssglasses went
round to keep it down."
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REFERENCES:

r. L. Jesup L Co., p..~. ! nuxu.,. ,
". J. Barney 60. "Aeis' I D"o"f"e' A'""'
Cook x Sargent, Bankers, Davenport, Iowa.
Cubertson Reno Iowa City, Iowa.
Peoples Bank, Ketchum Rogers 4 Bennett, Bankers
New York City.
selden, withers 4 Co, Washington, q. G.
ION, d. c.
Hon A. G. Dodge, 9. U. S., Burlington, Iowa.
Hon q. W. Jones, " Dubuque, Iowa.
Hon. Joseph Williams. Chief Justice, Muscatine Iowa
Council Bluffs, 1857. nl-u
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n. SNYDER J. II. SHERMAl
SNYDER T. SHERMAN,

NtI0fneyf. C0unsFIurs nv INV z 1Sutu1Hes uUf1os
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa.
WILL PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION
w in all the Courts OF Iowa and Nebraska. All
to their attended TO promptly
Especial attention given to buying and selling real es-
tate, and making prescriptions in Nebraska
Deeds, Mortgages, and other instruments Of writing
drawn with dispatch, acknowledgements taken, &C. &C
IL Office on Upper Broadway. nlu.
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Parks Lumber Yard.

THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING
= large and nnely assorted stock Of LUMBER,
which ne VIII sell on reasonable terms .uu,eSR~
~ can be purchased in the city. R&S
IT Yard on Lower Broadway, West of
Pamcr's Block.
GEORGE PARKS.
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ETNA INSURANCE COsaPANY,

HARTFORD, CONN.
Chartered lslo-TAe Safest and Best Inssisusisa
ef the kiAd.
I. BALDWIN Is AGENT FOR THE
~ above Company who is now ready to take risks
and issue policies for buildings Of
kc in this city and throughout the country, mod
erste rates. &
= Council Bluns, ls57.nl-u
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Job Calvers, a correspondent of the New
York Sunday Courier, tells the following
story of the manner in which the State Of
Michigan became nicknamed. We give it for,
what it is worth. Job says that Conrad Ten,
Eyck kept tavern about ten miles from
Detroit, in 1924 and many years after. But
at the period we speak Of gay party, in
the winter resolvedto have sleigh-r ride out
to /" Coon's, !" as he was called. Arrived out,
they called for supper.
'sCoon" being one Of the early pioneers
to the interior Of the Territory, then in
habited by Indians, had bought Of the ma
tives that very day the carcass of wolf
for the sake Of the skin, (no premiums were
then offered for scalpS.1 Good, who was put
to his 'tramps' in order to get up sup
per, having nothing fresh on hand, bethought
himself Of the wolf in the barn. In due time
the supper was ready, and the gentlemen were
invited to ssit down and eat and welcome
to our tables.' There was
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ID. G.. BLOOMERsS
xssA .R4ssev ssA EseksSs oAes3
EMPIRE BLOCK.

ALL BRANCHES OF THE LAND AGENCY
IA Business promptly attended to. Land Bought ana
Sold Money Loaned and Land Entered on Time Land
warrants kept constantly for sale at the lowest rates
~ Once in Empire Block, opposite Pacific House.
Nav I657.ulu
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-30
CAsADY l. TEST,

GENERAL LAND AGENTS, .
COUNCIL BLUFFs......"............ ....lowAs
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO Land
w Agencies, Collections, Investing Money, LOcat-
ing and Selling Land Warrans and oil othor business
pertaining to their psofession In western Iowa and No
kr.sna. nlu.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-30
A. COCHRAN,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
IT'LL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO THE LO.
w CATfoN and Sale Of Land Warrants for nom
saents; te payment Of Taxes, and the purchase and
.is NJ Real Estate generally Will also enter lands
sslo s .,is,s ~ and rive time for payments fn2-u.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-29

KNOW NoTHINGs. = Report has it a
mess of know nothings assembled in
Sacramento on Saturday evening Last,
to agree upon some concerted plan of
action during the coming campaign. A
proposition to disband, and bunk in with
the democrats was voted down by a
vote of IA to 9. 1t seems a majority
was found not recreant to the principles
of the party. There might be time
when democracy could be made more
palatable than at present. But when
the chief executive head of the party
as we'll as nation, announces himself in
favor of allowing foreigners the same
privileges as the most favored of our
own citizens - which means eligibility
to the office of President-there is not
an American, honest in the profession
of the principles of Americanism, who
will not ask a repudiation of Buchanan
by the Democratic party before he
could join its ranks. Such a doctrine
as that advanced by the President in his
inaugural is the rankest treason to the
country in the opinion of a true Ameri-
can.