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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09

and features widely varying, but wearing the com
mon expression of the uncultivated field hand"
half mpudent and half stupid.
The cotton field narrow strip of unbroken
level stretching for nearly mile on the river shore,
and while with the heecy harvest wasa very at
ractve spectacle for the rest,a confusion of bas.
kets, overturned and otherwise severe simplicity
not to say scarcity, in the clolhing line gloomy
display of white teeth, and Babel of undistin-
guishabe gigges-these constituted the ridiculous
Accomplishments Of our morning call
Picking cotton is by no means hard labor, as my
experience testifes but planting, wedding, hoelng
picking and storing any thing, whether it be cot.
ton corn, or potatoes, year in and year out with
out the slightest change in ones individual circum-
stances, must be somewhat tedious routine. This
season, the cotton fields are very closely cleared,
in consequence of the scarcity and high price Of the
article
"My cotton is of better quality than this" a
lady remarked pulling little from the pods, "and
the crop not remarkably small either. The poorest
grade sells higher, by the pound, than the best a
few years ago | shalt afford to visit Saratoga and
purchase diamonds for Victoria next summer" The
lady was a widow and conversing with an intimate
friend Both are flshionabes who, next summer
will patronize
! "Nlhant, Niagara, and the Notch.n
And with sains. and diamonds, set hundred ball
rooms III blaze found, that though able to
distinguish the quality of cotton, she had only ac
quired the slightest knowledge of anything useful
even the geography of her own State. But does
| it matter, as the world goes
"what has star to do but shine 7"
po,r pActya.
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tnt,s IA 4a i,T b'+ na o nai"od Nav GS,oaHs
ou' =. oa -, oi~saI, ,ho .Sontlar,
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u,'.i,','s,! ~ ''. ~ T,t c.., t :;t,, 0"- '0" "0'
!a'u "" HI % rum '"'
FROM BATON ROUGE TO NEW ORLEANS
The scenery changes, and without being beaut
full, or romantic, or subIime,becomcs what one ma
appropriately term very pretty ; albeit the term
rarely found in the guide books The eye take
, in wider view, the woods and swamp lands do Nc
hedge the river so closely the sugar plantation
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09

si'ion in human society--the position that Di-
vine Providence intended they should occupy
Not being ciiizrns they can claim none OF the
rights or privileges belonging TO a citizen; they
can neither vote, holl office, or occupy any
other position in society than an inf-riur and
subordinate one--the only one for which they
are fitted the only one for which ,hev have the
natural quail 6ca,ions which cnritle th m TO en-
Joy or sess.-lSouthside (Va.) Democrat,
March IL.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09
COTTON PICKING.

Thisis the cotton picking season, and as many
plantations ore cultivated entirely to the rivers
brink-in locations where the banks are steep, and
not subject to overhow-we had, from the deck
very fair view of the operation. At one of the
wooding stations, aparty Of lady passengers went
ashore, scrambled up the bank and presented them
selves suddenly among the negroes. There they
were gathering IN the grest staple, lazly enough i
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09
BELOW vIcKsBuRGH,

The RIVER banks are more thickly settled, and
the dense shirting of cotton wood, most insgnii-
cant of trees gives way TO others Of more gener-
Gus growth, and interesting appearance. The
dwellings of the cotton planters, which further up
the river, are almost without exception, unpaint-
ed, unsheltered and ill-looking here exhibit signs
of wealth and taste, and many are handsomely en-
closed, and surrounded by eegnt evergreen and
other shade trees. Hmong these the Live Oak is
at once most majestic and most beautiful, of giant
stature and fautess proportions stretching out its
mighty arms horizontally on every side and cover
ed with dark green foliage. 1t is truly al incom-
parable tree, and ''wel deserves hngly crown,
as well flom the naturalist as the poet.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09
CAIRO

Colder and colder came the piercing blasts from
the North, yet no ice is in sight on the river. At
noon on Tuesday, the city Of Cairo was in sight
from the pllot-house, where most Of our ladiescon
gregsted to catch first glimpse Of the Mississippi
Caifo seems 10 consist OF q somewhat extended
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09

Unhappiness Poverty Separation -
The Unmatched hate. where once they loved and
by this hatred lose their last chance of happpness
and safety.
A dying Magdalenl As the earth ratllss upon
the coffin of her wRoHsEp child Mirzah YEELs
wherein tho fault Of al this evil lay Scs zoo
LATE 200 LATE !-lr.rs A=e5eas-
Salem, McSs
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-09

Below Memphis, the weather became mild and
clear Sitting upon the guards in shawls and
cloais, was venturcd by the ladies, AMI as we adj
vanced sOuthward, it was amusing to note the
changes Of costume by which we instincuvely adj
apted ourselves to the changing weather. At
VckSburgh wells and light caps took the place Of
hoods and shawls at Nalchez camblic handker-
chiefs were substituted for capes at Baton Rouge,
wooden stockings We're thrust unceremoniously in
to carpc.-blg, and trunk tops and before reach
ing New Orleans moderately severe thunderstorm
hc'pad to complete the dc.usion that the season
wa advancing backward,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16


PRoFosxB AAxKxArIos or ExuLASp 70
FnAxo3.--Ths Albany Argus, in an aEti-
sls upon this suhjeet, says
ssBas the contemplated annexation ol
England 30 France is not . moral but q
physical oAs. Is is the proposed tun-
neling Of ths Straits Of Dover, sub
marine eaaaway beneath the KRgliah
Channel, shroagh which the railroads Of
France, England and Belgium cod mako
the passage in twenty-five minutes. (
"fhe idea 10 one Of the vast projects
Of the Rirat Napoleon, wFo, altar the
peace Of Amisns hEonght the plans Of
the celebrated engineer Matthew TO the
attention Of Fox, the English Embassa-
dor-teiling him that this was one Of
Ehs great things which they could do to-
gs4ksr. &saE
ssThs propositions Of these plans are
evidently Of the age which il engaged IN
ths cat5ing Of the Isthmas Of Sues and
laying ths Atlantic telegraph. Not Gully
ia the tunnaiing to commence al each
side Of ths Channel, bat thirtesn shafts
are to be sunk At oRce along the line, in
piers, or little islands artiheiAlly con-
8trucasd 90 that twenty eight parties
may proessd At onss TO the work. These
shafts will be necessary for the ventila-
ton Of the kunnsl. The isiets are 20 be
furnishsd with lighthouses and mid
way, whsrs 81 extensive shoal now is
al artiSoiAI port il to be erected, With
docks, ste., making it great depot and
stopping-pl&se fer commerce and tF&vel
By sea. .-
seThs price Of all this 10 estimated a.
ITO ,000, O00f bat calling this 81, O00,-
600, what ID itS What 10 it to France,
which spent /, 500, 000, 000f in the Cri-
mean war ? What is it to England, -ThO
eontFaetsd its immansa national debt in
wars for supremacy oEsr this very pow.
81 with which il now seeks physicai a.
wsll - neral alliance
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16

DRA1H Ca A DgsxzxsuxaED GARoE1siAS.
Anaag aisOae wiae wsra lost % shs eollis-
ion ~ ne ssaA asrs BpelsnsAa aad Gal
vsstun 6n tie nsghe u ehs lklh inst.
was Gen. xamss Hazaiiaen, y soash Car
olixA. IA was man wsll kaswn ahroagh
his swn staas, and hsa bssn II foFnsa
ysaas lssains pOhsieiAa He wsa
psosninensly taIksa Of fos ssnaaorship
Is place u tke late Senator BatlsF.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16

- Our foremAA set np FIVE columns
Of reading matter, for the orsels, sinAds
up the forms,' set two jobs for posters,
in one Day THE week, all b. daylight
Come In and beat Mr.. Wilson, il yen can.
( Grads. s.-
Oh, shaw E--thas's nothing!-sar de-
vii sst and distributed four columns Of
The Bagas, swOrksd oa' several jobs, S.
tended the theatre, run dozen srrAndS,
had two Aghts, in both cases successful,
md asas sanAry oshas jsea, not nov q
ID manaiansd,-this vas all done by
moonlight, when he had 70 take avsry
type TO ths window 10 zee which was the
right wsy 70 set it.
R.s-0uF devil is siigatly blind il
both syas.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16

twa
-. aaazsa K. ssllaz, 81
3aa as , was slesssa aaaiasaz,
e s Ubieg Ci
10. -
81 i szas Rsv. George Wat
aaa - asasaeA Caplaiz, 4. B. Crem-
waIs Oaaskaapas.
neusa Hans !, q. Deeksr, 81 0tes
elean Epeaksr; 9. u, Car
sea i y suasy, CAles CLERK,
- s. = Ms4 Assistaas gIeaa; i.
hAsAsss = aaspy easaag, saEsaans-as-
Azma 81. r NJ Gu -, Chapiain,
aaa I'd. FISHES, Dess
Ths 0saanil aa bsaa aesanaae In tbs
sslsstian u II prssGashe ossssr. DIP.
Asillag - - snaaseahas sxperisnss
u Asagizl aassA kEsalss ana ! gsnsleman
u sAisaa and ansasisy, aaa will most
undnbsealy aiya asnasal satisfaction.
Mr.. Dsskars rs spaaksE Of shs House
Il yeung msa passeasiag good saisnsl
and lndnsseisas 80 basinass habiss.-
He was ! msab@ A. - two arst Sss-
siens al cor Essgisiaaas@ and hs viii, We
hare no asuba, mhks ) pOpalar speaker
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16

"a say, mistsE, !" said uswsbOy, speal
Ing 10 EoFgeoualy-Eobed broker, who's
hands we're filled With stock lists,' g
cay DOES that deEg belong 10 you 90
The broker nodded, aisssntly.
sFYaas-wsH / thart s0-blast ne IL
didn't.S
well, what made y0u think that sdorg
belonged ts nae Fo
"Wsll, / wsSa't 80 adEsosly sure he be
longsd 10 you, bat was certain tbs dsSg
had had dealings with you or some 0
your friends" -.
''Why 90, - asked the broker, existed
FfCaase he's % daEnsdly close EaAvRl
thar Sint haE on hims"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16
MARKRT REP0RTa.

oFYI0K or TIE BUaLE, }
CagRsIE RLuFFz, pse, 8, 1887,
KLouE-8&sTs g. % PEI suAdFs4.
wHKAT-sEztzgs O., esi Fan, 81. Is.
BARx.ET-ao ssEh.
O0RN-@a
PoTATOE%~-sss go basa,
AYPLRs-SROza, sa,ssg arp, o.. 50.
BRARS-whlsss SA,53.
HAT-@9ya a ISL su0-
aAFS-as azasa.
BgTTARr-&a sAta psTIa,
RGSs-ss aA44 p4g asz.
cHExaE-se sSass.
LAgD--za aszks-
TkLLow--gs sants.
PoRx-ss. 90 psF huad.
sAOULpgRS--l7 Saass.
RAMAr-s9 ssuss.
dANDLRS-Taslsw, iss ssSgEas So
SOAPS s4nts D.
woop-0ak, 5B.sa &k,0s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16

- A man IN France lately lost bis
nose By raiEsoad eollisiOn. The nose
thai was destroyed was rare in its ugli-
Resa--an enormous red bottle nose. A
scientific surgeon, by Fhiuoplastic Ope-
Es4ion, usa OHly sspazsd the damage, baa
fusniahsd him better, or At least hand
somsr enc than hs had before, But ths
man regretted his original bottle nose
and sued the railway ssmpony for 1000
damages, showing q want Of gratsitads
TO science which all the faculty justly
oandams.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16
% G. Paaa agsan.

Ar. 4. P. BxsTEY, has resumed tbs
paAlamaiaa Il tie ssClaxian,p aftsg :
Temporary saapsasionn Of few weeks,
Glad % zoe it~-hope oar nsighbOE vii
sound shs Clarion, ill the last alrge Of
Rlask Rsgahlleanism is sounded On shs
gAllaal fsMissauzi Slope &c.,,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16

We have news here, that the gtsamsl
Nsw Luey, while stuck on the Baltimore
Bar, took ere and vas destroyed. Il ii
said the Asa WilguH was on the bar, mol
exceeding swsasy fest from the Lucy.
and Il was with great diEReulty the Will
gus was saved. This makes the thiFt
beat Of the Lightning Line that hes met
With serious accident this season
Kansas HsTald,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16

On Saaurday sssning last, he Theas.
risal Troupe gave another af thar bril-
liant entertainments at Babbist's HALL
TO aashionabIs and delighted audience
sfBiaek Eyed Susan" was repeated, viii
an exoaIisns cast. Mr.. Powell, ss Will
lam, sustained the character in hand
soma Ana crsdisahle style. Airs. Powell
10 Blaek Eyed Susan, rendered her par
sgesansly-doia full Justios 70 the i'm,
portana character. We think the pla,
was psEfoEmsd in a vszy essdisabls style
The after piece, which for variety
,was urodaasd 6Ess, was wall played
The ssFoeess Rose, p Ii a faxOrise pisCa
Mr.. spOoY, - JonasAka, aad Mrs. Pow.
ell, - Sal Forest, wszs 'sEighs 1t home
spoog sxcsiIsd Jonathan, and Mrs. Pow
IIsll sdaipssd sAs Orsgfnai conception i
Sal Forest,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16

hare faasI s@p9s8 &C h@mnh aa8 msema4-
IL ~ EaBaass ssMa MammArs, hMkazaGa,
hRad ana kEeNa a3as, aAxsa, saaarss. hsg-
eiss chisslss ksax es Easafss ehEssls = esiR-
80, asagas - AagsF Hass. hggkse ahEf Die,
hollaw aRasss drnw hmkgass phsmAs asd lss-
alss gtsaHesy anpkn aAaTass kagag aaa eAAmsi
h1adIess kanpasasas aNaipsEa, FaiAsa ~, a.
e. brick, plasEeKtng aF6 enxneT Eyp9aIb,
ssaza hAaazaess sd easaAs screw ssgsnshss
m&1laakls SzzeasAax hpx seaapsEa, AL
claws, and 4 vaTieky e esheg tools Tee ~
msgous % menE1en, 81 1f sAs best quality
g. j. EsoIs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16

Ihavs Al hAnA isSka akeek al the abeEs
breads, sessisEzng II Tire, band. oval, Ia
ssal, EeaEA aumafss 81 ks, hoop, hosss skSs
and slab fson u All discs, Aiso a asset
msas u PEstsbaRgA Irpn.
Ny stock q saa lii fall ard cempIega,
scxsisking e seaad, sgasFs, oesagon and
aAt east stssls kmasaah klstsE psasa, Gsr-
nan atsals ies-eork ssesl and PLOT steel Of
various Sizes aIKs skock ef nail soa and
fagges hozse Hhees, whleh ] offer III lev
figures. c. J. FOX.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16
80 = =

! 80
psssss hass bsaa feana Ia Wk.aa
s
uns 4
aoa&
- .As = lssl
tussas = 1ssAsn
- hasIE ! - 0ss =
salnsnad apasia pagnlaaas
eTpIssa ess i AbaaaAul = spns
saa = sRsaalaAss gsAaliky.
"a asoy NasI Faetsry wsrAs -
BE- gOaag aeais ID q iew siaga.
ulnsisEesa ssnsaias ! paps AtEan
q RaEmaas . sbous 30 go
Niearagaa has bad sietak aaasFeEa
Prssidsnas within sighs ysaas.
- ceanaarfsss asss = 80 Bsak u
soasA Rsaaia, aaass., ass sassslsssd.
zhs Aasaae Asyaam ~ sAa Aphara
Rrissa = SOC sssly tsady . rcof.
rs expenses ii ~ WAx Depart
- 80 - .,,,..,.s =, "a 90 ssaf
.- = a............s.....a.. -. Z
" 7. n....-s.sss..- -. u. -.
-. -, = -: -. - - -. -
49, s
utah axnaalaian wiIl ba tan miIlions IL
DALLAS.
s=vs.v.A. NJ. Vs. f,..,.,.;..,,,... la.
maAs azzzngsasaas 10 smploy one thou
sand hands.
g@Ysha mn.ssssal uxeauetlon az cola ia
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16

As aaisa 3 numbes = go ysang math-
smaaigians ara amaaias saasasslsaas new.
a-dsys, by stasiae aaessiams ips eaeh
ether 10 solve, 20 PROPOSE a feilowings
and desire an answer naxs wesk
4 marchant supported himself ysars
for ESQ q year 4 - - A. sash ysass
he added to that park IL - sAosk whieA
was nos thus szpsadad, sunn equal -
ons-third of this pArs. As the end d
the third year, his sriginai ssock wal
doabisa. What vas che sock p.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16

- 60 EH
sa - EFaAs aaasls N AasY = -
s - g = 'A Y 80
$50 aasasssssea hss asn hHlzaaess sa's
Hi 80 b sssla 4 e s y n
-
Ezn 800 - 800
isosm % waaa9aa auy AavsEse waaFas @
- y ~ hss pass
gresa
xAs sasy ssAsen q asFisalsafaa 80
sasshAaleal lahsF ~ Rssks - FaaM@
eaad wansss SsaA has aes aaaaasis = 90 iAlAe
nfsAshs - uPoa ~. Hhs past seasun oe
sanr saassaa ssaa Aowsss has 1rvashk waah
Y basaasseas szppgy e he substan-
ssals e llfa fse oaE aqmsars ana susie
aaass sARsa9A ahs aafk days 81 Aaaxy
wanhar. Aaa wa ought 70 rsjoiea sAaa
We weRe spAfsd 9y omnspotasas faFoF %
survsve ahs ns#sss thsy hsvs bsan
azaskssa r sas kxsss g Ausanns Which
% ranesa fssa = sAsss bsaalys a.isd
PIP kasak aizs~0Aesas go rsAaEnsa thsiE
zaeaaa isaEes . masheE earth. Ihsir
gloRy ma passed away, and their daya
nsxs Dssn nnzabsRsd and we ahall sgs
lsnSs fealsw shsza. II order, therefore,
shas - REP iaays : hgight and unsarn-
laid fasazd behind as, that shalI Ioon
mp in henaR 10 oasnelvas, ana sarys &c q
n@MANM 10 @m3ua mx4wbk eAA RmMa 40 &Ssa&a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16

TIE PoRK TRADE.-Ths Cincinnati
Ga<ests Of yesterday says:
We did not hear Of sale to day. Tbs
market musa be called exceedingly quies
without particular change in prices. Va
call $3.50 10 % so the carrant price.
Springfield (IlIsl jour.
We understand thai Mr.. james q.
Lamb, Of this astys will begin cutting
pork Cor packing on the I'd inst. Hs
has about ,200 asa8 now in his pensy
and Ii Offering 90 gross for good hsgs.
There ware good many droveEs In the
city yesterday, and seems to b. dispOs
aition aznong many Of thsm to sell, pro-
vidsd s&sy eaa realize - net. We ara
glad 10 learn tAAk SAILS will be made in
this xegioa Alnoss exclusively FOR cash.
Lexington Ky Observer.
Business al this establishment ia very
hria@,. Up TO Thursday 8 ,ot5 hare beOn
killed, Amd yesterday large nunbsE
we're slaughtered. Ths prices at foaF
momAhs sima ranged from IS rs ia IS so
ns6. AAenk LOO were IN the pens on
Friday, and q number % large drovss
passed throagk tbs city % the sauae dag.
ouzarg-Why Ia ioafer In a printing
once like shade treat Because we are
glad whan hs sslsayas."
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16
E.aa,aI.

For sAs past week, ssloca1 itsms's have
been decidedly scarce n0i even ; sdog
ashtl' hes secured - dissaKh tbs psaoa
and quiss Of our city. Can't somebody
get up dog agAss feel seos, u > knssk
down. Oh, dn
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-16
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
Nu0KoE1.s a co.
u M A@wa

8k&@ W@~&s A@W@a
.sszgx Msmad saIl the attsakfnmsf -.
sns people ss Mills aMd "a u
lsiH sng ssaA las to shs fact
tsas ny havs eoAFieisd tk4iF asw stare
hoase siaa hays iast seesI xea an6 opsnsd oaa
e - largest 80 gts Varied asscFtmsnt
81 nsw EDeas, &vsT Gro 4 ku western Tayvn
Our saaostmsnt es Dry Cooda, 80 nR
AnasE aeap aaa f0Eaigh nansakaeaurs aYs as
ssasssss = WI = Esahd IA the wsatsEn
Asaaagear gsscatass nay b sound.--
30 had n O. Sugar,
ul2xfaaa, 10 Eft-
90 sack nc Ceaee,
9oeheess Tea, asserted
S019, 4 q Sd hexaa Tes,
DO sacks g.. a. Salt,
lE barrels Is. do
200 sacks Dairy 40
se hasxels MelAsasS,
49, re hE Go gySsyn. 7&@
100 Bsd-sesmds, ali patterns.
aHEsass sasbaaza AssaAs, ahairs, lsun
$50 EaakEeasaBs standss &s., &C. saks1
Jog csok ana Aeattag stoTsss all patterns
100 ksgs NaaIs, sassrt.a.
DoeFs, wiaaor sash. kllaas, palaass oil,
81 OTIS AND SH0RH
We hare sixty eaRsss all sasas ana lesf-
sssnss AMa avsFy ahlA8 aaes that nsev bs
found ia skeSss khsa side az a. Iseaas, EsmK
Ansgg lass - Re azss kka gasaaTs az ss
uAny esAafE. So keases thsansAssa< Elsa ssaksn.
hese sAswa e &c - naesazaky 81 delue !
pey down kaasaem< 1hsgAasrs. go Ave
a&apasa ghs pag aawn b9simsHs, aAa b. thIs
Rsa@a we hepe Go @faaF such iudsas nseass -
those that wfah te pay &omaKsF aseee, thsk
kAay vail SaRalx paEehm2s
y doIns& lkz u = bsssaazs. ne ara
net aubisel q los, ~ bad iebss IA otseT
lsssss, NAiEh sHnsslg - gaags sfAsF sgeaIti1T.
va 20 Ree nTassna DO say q Maisgaska Civ
ERd 0naha City apss, thai eur. IA - -
" iMasas agaF sseaes hat ses Dc sar w5wiII
give yQn MAsa a8saa knF veuF manfav. La
Say stssz MsasS Kask 1t 81. I.snls. =
Gil - &Masz ae ksoah1a e sAox
Ecsss IL algn Il Ehs ohsap
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New states.

ThTse asw saaass will apply FOR ad'
misssan into tlas Usisn duriRg the pres
sns session eE 0oagresss 70 wiz Minas'
sofa, KAasas and Oregon. When thss'
are admitted the numbeE Of states vii
be shirsy-sumr, and Che mnmbsr Of Sea,
aacrs sixty-ssgha The territories thea
Let will Be W sahlsssen, Nsbsazkss Nas
,Aaxiso, Utah DakaAaA aad AEisona.
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CURaENCx wAnTEn.

W + w4li ssli goods at sias lowest eank
w rates. and FseslYs Cazxaney at par. y
ailssz 4 pfsnfam % Tee esnks "a Cod -
SILVER. Oar Stock Il Agricultural Impss,
msats 10 unsurpassed by aay III ths CIV
We wIA also allow the saaBe faeiiibSeo ID
parties wTisaaamg 70 PaEchaas fruit aAaaA
and osHasaeakal sreaa aad shsuhAery, 81
whie We have mere thna ane haszasas.
lazcasaad delisEsa worth, ready Tor sal
and delivery
JOHN SIG ERSyN = BR0.
80 All e0ansTY pagers aaveFtissnR Col
az viii pt@aaa am@aEs the ah0ge 0As aaasskh.
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Anuaeaaemm Horse I'm Engaa4ad

Our readers are aware that Mr.. Ten
Brock took 20 England four. AaFsss
Lscompss, Pryor, Pryoress and Babylon
fer the purpose Of testing their speed
beside Old highlands 'sayerSo upon the
green tuEf, and some Of eur readers, VIZ
hare no doabss hare fels lively interest
in their success The experiment thaH
far has proved almost . failure. Le-
oompts and REyOE, axs hatA asad, leav-
Priorsss and Babyion IS tbs Gully repre-
sentativss af America upon the tart in
England. FeEsks-bsnsRs Of shess Of cur
readers who feel an intersstin the success
Of ouF haEsass wspuhlish N aaothsR col
umn, the Summing up Ofsthe enterprise
for the ysar 1857, which We clip from
ssPorteF's Spirit Of the 1imesn
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de-; mill aaws square, rcun9, BInoofh ana
Mo0d &lss. seaed and eabanae raspa; ard Ia
pes hIes al MntehaaH aisa oaaaer nsakes, whfEh
ars offered aEahs I0west rates. By
G. j. TOX.
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In aaOEhsr eoIuznn VIII b laanA the
advertisement % prinsiag ofssss Cor
sale. II embraces sysryihiag nsesssazy
to print . paper 2lxs7. rs asws sype
10 Long Primer, and aAs aisaxsisines
Brsvisg. The materials are all new
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