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Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN ASSIGN
~ MENT has been made TO the subscriber BY
CHARLES TUEMLER,o Of Council BIuffs Of an Of his
property both real and personal for the bcncat
Creditors; and that have accepted said trust All per.
sons indebted to said Tuemie by note book account or
otherwise are required Ia make immediate payment to
me- and all persons having claims or to become due
against said Tuemier requested notify me Of the
amount OF the same, without unnecessary delay.
Dated Council Bluffs, September 10th, 1857
@as C.P. KELLOGG, Assignee.
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Auns-n..sy cuss.ey.
Nume,eus Denoe,atic uapers ass now
advocating 8 excly1 sthard4mouey'' cur
renew. The Richmond Wki0, in allddipg to
the subject saws:
.1As Dsasraey have ne poser e.rry out ~ their
%eSt md nssr ~. 81 he susie government Why,
then DO they not quit ana t = S.xs
/. forthwith For one We snali hold them t. their
TSey have becn iahins About hard-noncy Tor scores
sd .Ds they
let them quit sssns sn@ and a,sn, 81
suggest that the approachins Democratic legislature
q the virginia Dsmocrscy that their policy Invariably
tee i ssns men Ss oug ysnis
should take the lead u this hard-n0ncy matter and
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stsnt sss In my practice and nv S..s,. s
for he iaGt ten years, has shswn n =
possess superior virtues for tn s,s.s
mont II thss ssmpisisfs.
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syMAn. me nrst dose relieved the eorsaa.s 1. -
tnIVss ing lungs less than half the to1tie
10y rei.. Tour medicines are The 49, ~
tof, a1a your remedies a the poor maa,s friend
Is - HAshSste, $50 DronsA6ela. 4
WEST MAncHEsTER, Pa Per a Iase
SiR: Your CHERRY PICTORIAL 10 perSoeri.S r.,
yelious cures in this section Il has relieved s...I
curing who has Isorci under I. .e.. = nov
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Home Thrusts.


The Chicago Press publishes rich speech
delivered, a few days ago, by J. J. Boards
LEY, of Rock Island. 1t walks into Mr..
DOUGLAS with cold, heartless keenness
that reminds one of naked steel. We ex-
tract the following passages: II .... ~.
a.. , FRIGHTENED CANDIDATE.
Driven long ago from the field of argu-
mcnt, and still mad ut their discomftures,
our opponents are determined to call US
hard names, if they cannot meet us in fair
discussion. Epithets furnish cheap logic,
and any fool can repeat "Abolitionist,"
sBlack Republican, "ssNigger Worshipers,"
and so on; and upon these they have rung
the changes so often and SO long that the
cxigencics Of the party demanded new
coinage. ssNigger Equality" is now the
chief currency Of Bogus Democracy, and l
am told that o distinguished Democratic
candidate, during his peregrination through
Iowa in quest of Office, has been exceedingly
alarmed that he might return home some
fine morning, at early dawn, and find . mig
ger in bed with his wife and babies. l hope
no such misfortune awaits his patriotic eff
fort, to him or hers. Indeed l do not believe
that the ssnigger" race is such set of ire
sistably gay deceivers as that they can lead
captive all white womanhood, notwithstand-
ing the pcrnicious example Of Othello and
Desdemona to the contrary. At oil events
we are willing to take the hazard, and If the
Democracy sriH take care Of their uone,s
they need gire themselves no concern about
| ours. # -5 8 .s
THE TWO DoUGLAssEs. Isl g*ad
The history of this new coinage Of ssnig-
ger equality" is amusing. 1t originated
in the inventive mind Of ssopr distinguished
Illinois SENATOR" as the Democracy phrase
it., otherwise called Stephen A. Douglas
He used to take to himself the sobriquet Of
"Little Giant" but since a question has
arisen whether he is a very great man or a
very great humbug, and public opinion has
been tending to tho belief that he is little
of both, it is said that the gigantic littleness
heretofore attached to his name has been cut
OF; and as he is chief name maker Of his
party, no one can question his right to alter
his own at pleasure. "5E
We are indebted to him for the name of
"Black Republican" his own party are also
under obligation to him for the afix of ssNa-
tional," as Democratic prelude, but his
greatest triumph is his last, namely, ssnigger
equality" 1t is said that there has been
ranking for long time in the breast Of Sour
distinguished Illinois Senator, - feeling Of
jealousy towards his distinguished, though
colorcd namesakc, who resides in the State
Of New York, and that it is to this circum-
stance we are indebted for the idea Of rival
~ between the races.
The hackers Of Fred have often challeng-
ed the hackers of Stephen to fair and man
1 u - : . "a 81
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Earthq

The disturbance in the monetary system
seems to have affected the earth's sscrust, -
which trembles under the tread of the panic,
and is as ssshaky" MS the banks, and as
sscrusty" as cashier unable to respond
Some two or three weeks ago st. Louis was
startled by tremendous quaking of its
sscorner lots" which, for time, threatened
to tumble down the solid brick structures
erected on them. A Buffalo telegram an
nounces shake in that city at IA O'Clock,
P. NJ, on last Friday. People rushed out
of their houses much frightened, but no
damage was done. The shock was felt at
other places. At Forestville it Is said to
have lasted FIVE minutes, and to have been
accompanied by noise like the rumbling
of an engine. Something is evidently wrong
ssdown below" The loss Of so much money
seems to have disturbed the temper Of the
gentleman who manages the sseternal fire.
= Toledo Blade.
cTRev. Mr.. 49,, in the south part of
the county, is an exceedingly plain looking
man, and exceedingly sensitive, too, of his
personal appearance. While about to pro-
coed with his sermon, few SUNDAYS ago,
he was interrupted moment by little girl
in the audience, who had been restless for
some time, when her mother placed her on
her feet. She got a good sight at our mod
est friend in the pulpit, and sung out, 80 that
it was heard BY the whole congregation:
81 can see him! Amt he real hon,ety, maP''
Rev. Mr.. - failed to come up to his usu-
al standard that afternoon. Children some
times unsonsciously hit home.
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..- R0ck-BOtton a..
BAKERY


8AkEsR<
.t C.. T.. HAGGERTY @ s,.
LAS OPENED on UPPER BROADWAY; oPPo-
IL site the Store Of G. YOORHIS, g.. .s.. Z
Bakery s. Confectionery M
Establishment where he will be pleased to meet his
old friends and the public in general. f. yl-
lie VIII keep constantly on hand FRESH BAKED
bread Cakes, Pics, &c, together with Candies Fruits
Oysters, Sardines, Holsters, Pickles, sc.
n27-3m c. Z. HAGGERTY
Great Western Shaving saloon.
~r . go PACIFIC HOUSE, st
lower Broadway. Council DluMs. Iowa.
A PROCLAMATION. ..s..
To Al Men to IYh0m these Presents may Come
T VIM. +. GRAHAM, GRAND SULTAN OF
IL all the BARRIERS of the Hawkcye State do hereby
proclaim and make known 10 ALL People, that have
fitted up my PALACE in the neatcst manner for the
reception of my loyal Subjects where will be At all
times ready to give them cutting reception and COM
pctely divcst their Physiosnomy natures unseemiy
productions. -. ~. .f..- -a--s..ts rs z5.s-y -
AND FURTHER, as the times are getting seod
and the Banks making specie payments, I'll take
SPECIE 1t par from all my subjects. s2stayl
WITNESS my = and the Great Seal Of my RAZOR
and SCISSORS, at the PALACE in the year Of Blue
Boards, 1857. a
E.. 4 VIM. T GRAHAM, Grand SULTAN
GExTEEL SHAVER, Secref.ry. In27-6m.
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and one Of the BEST STOCKS Of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
in the Place. Give us CALL, we will p 81
TXT.EL1 sell GOODS CHEAPER, both 81 Whole
sale and Retail, than possibly be bought at any
other House. TOOTLE & JACKSON.
Council Blufs, Nov. 18th. I6s7-u "a -
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The Chicago Press publishes rich speech
delivered, a few days ago, by J. j. Boards
LEY, of Rock Island. 1t walks into Mr..
DOUGLAS with a cold, heartless keenness
that reminds one of naked steel. We ex-
tract the following passages: -... -.
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Our Legislature IL now IN session, ana II
we are to judge its concentrated ability by
the opinions of the same stripe politically, it
could hardly be called an able, dignifed as
semblage. Some writer in the Leader calls
the members "set of demagogues.' Twill
not judge it, yeti know there are many deci-
dedly talented members in that body. Tn,
Free Soil speech made by Attorney General
GARDENHIRE, on Wednesday evening, in the
Hall of the House, has created great stir
here, and move is now on foot to stop the
effect Of it, by getting upa counter meeting,
at which the unterri6ed are to detail the dire
effects sure to follow in the wake of such
speeches. The General is great accession
to the ranks Of the Free Soil party, and
Slavery trembles here already, from tho ef-
fects Of the mighty efforts being made, by
its once warmest and staunchest friends and
champions, to rid the State Of the sspeculiar
institution Another year will show the
pro-slavery Democracy of Missouri defeat
ed, and the Emancipation movement very
popular one.
Political news is rather mixed up and un-
certain. Minnesota has gone Republican,
although the enormous frauds perpetrated
in that Territory are only equalled by those
of Kansas. Whole tribes of Indians voted
in unheard of precincts the straight Demo-
cratic ticket-in most instances, few ssna-
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We have never attended any Of the exhibi-
tious Of the State Society, We CANNOT "speak
by the card" in this relation. However, we
know this to be too much the case in all
exhibitions of the kind. Societies organized
for the promotion of agriculture and the
improvement of stock, moving on steadily
to the attainments of their objects, cannot
be too highly commended, or too largely en-
couragcd. That they are liable to bepcrvert-
ed to objects foreign to what was contcm-
plated in their organization, is but too
evident. The New York Times some time
since, contained a judicious article upon the
subject, from which We will here introduce
some pertinent extracts. 1t says, that
"cvery experiment that results in the estab-
lishmcnt of an Improvement in cattle for tho
farm or for the shamblcs, that gives US
more desirable horse, sheep or hog; that
causes two blades of grass to grow where but
one grew before; every invention, by the aid
Of which manual labor is lessencd, and the
prsdpcts of labor increased, is of lasting
benefit to all the people of the country, and
the author is worthy Of highest esteem. In
this, Of course, We would be understood as
placing tho cost of an improvement, in the
foreground Of consideration. It's an easy
matter, where expense is not an object, to
put fine animal on exhibition; but when
the object Of the display is to present results
of experiments, such as may be profitable
models for the largest class Of farmers, it is
a. important to know how much the animal
has cost, as to know how much be weighs,
or what particular breed he is. fine large
fat OK looks well; but if every pound of his
deSA has cost his exhibitor three times as
much Is it would bring in the market, it is
questionable whether the farmer who raises
stock to sell, derives any benefit from his
exhibition. The same is true OF any other
animals that are exhibited on snch occa-
sions.
ssThat there are very many animals
brought to the Exhibition Grounds of As-
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SAMUEL DxwHLL, El6ssv.
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Particular attention given the sale OF Cotton, Fouf
Wheat Corn, and all other Produces also, the PorWsT
ing Of Goods to and from the Interior.
REFEKEECEs-B. 5. Rhett, Esq, Messrs T. S. & I. q
Badd, W. b. Herot, Ese Charls on, s. c., Jamos Walker
ESQ., Nashville, Tenn Thomas S. Kennedy, Louisville, Ky
Wilson k BurBs, Baltimore, Nd. lapL2r7aI
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VVaGATy

WISH 10 purchase from 10 TO 25 900 bushels prime
meTcban table Wheat for immediate delivery, for With
viii pay the full market price. K. O'KANB,
June IS-lWGWH Market Street.
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Pursuance araDge entered INTO with the Fac
uty of Medical Department Ofthe Nashville Unlyerst-
tv under whose control this Institution has passed for
ber of years the undersigned the 10th April Of
last year. charge Of it Physician IN Chie and super
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AN authorised TO sell and make complete titles 10 the
Tract of Land upon which the late NJ p Walker re.
s5 and the lot upon which Lhe GCksmith shop is stu
$50 and the slaves and stock on the place. The place
:,ted on the Gsllaun turnpike, Is Iuterseced by
a. SssbviiIe and Louisville Railroad is enough
SbIIe 10 make il convenient country residence fol
persous doing business in the city has as ae spring
Ses in NJ State and is susceptible OF divisions iHto
sai Iots each Of which would afford beautiful build
Inc s;tnatonF fronting the turnpike or railroad. am
taorsSd TO sell the entire Tract in body or IN parcels
ond on such credit as may deem eIpedenL shall be
=. the acs drIu the rst aud second weeks Of NOvem.
Der next and will receive proposals for The purchase 81
private sale Of all or any OF the above named rea aud per
Tamipe Inc property can do SO BY calling on Mrs Agnes
Walker on the place. and proposals 10 purchase can be
made 10 her or John Taylor Mathew Allen on the place
or addressed TO al Trenton Gibson county Ienn'
sspt2A-tf SAMUEL "LLLiAMo trustee.
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Wheat! Wheaf!!

TNHB undersigned having orders for Wheat will pay The
l. highest market deliverable at McCrea d IerrEss
ware house, corner OF Broad and College st.
K. WEBB,
IuB I7-d&Wu Cotton and Produce Broker.
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DISTILLED FROM COAL.

DISTILLED FROM COAL.
SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT.)
KRRoSRNE ILLUMINETED OIL. The light obtained
N Ibis Oil exceeds in brldancy tia Of any other oil
fluid heretofore discovered. IS ineXplOge, an viii
main hmpidin the very coolest weather
The omptny nd as amps best adapted TO this
Oil. the KeDsene Lamps, manufactures by the following
paFles Me%r Cornelius d Baker, also, Dy OFT, Of Phis
delpha z Y HaGgh & Co. 4oJ Broadway the Brook
yn Flint Clas Co. No % Broad Street, Messrs. Detz Co.
32 William Street, L. MERCER 136 Elm street, and H. Ee
wards, A street, \. Y Samples of different style
Lamps can be leen at the Office OF the Company.
KEROSENE LBRIc On No. J. Prepared TO suite the
finest and all oer ginds Of Machinery; burns brilliantly in
locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps ard ell the ordinary
Solar Hand lamps and stands greata degree OF cold
best Sperm on and is admirably adapted 10 Railroad and
Steamship use,
KEROSENE LUBRcATINe OILs No. si3 Superior Lubriea
and will be lodnd advantages any Oil in
the market at sane prces-Wl not burn-and have been
prepared the TequiremensO Of Railroads and others
KEROSENE BENAsLK Oh. Prepared expressly for ShIps'
use aud will be found admirably adapted for of Seam
ships Men of War; Merchants Vessels Lake aud River Craft
and burns in all heCabn StaterOOm' Cinnacle, Foc2se
Lamps Signal Lsntsins, DC.
Rnnace Oil will bTnain huid long best Sperm, and
will burn all night without requiring 70 be mmed and ad
vantage that viii be obvious TO every Shpmaster.
The Kerosene Oils n be obtained from the Wholesale Oil
Ship, Chambers, Druggists, and Grocers in New York. and
regularly appointed Agents of the Company in OF
the principal Towns Villages Of the United states, the
Canadas and the lslandOf Cuba.
Local Agents appointed n conformity with the rules essb
lIshed by the Board of Ifustees,) application TO
AUSTEh'S
GENERAL AGENTS. KEROSENE OFT Co.
No. so Beaver street, N. Y,
B. Circulars with fall particulars, testimonials prices,
&o., e.. will be forwarded on application as above.
june6-ly. IA. WI
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Central Chic
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS. a
60
RgNEING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AVID
BALTIMORE % HOrRSl

.gTw~
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH T.
THE ONLY ROUTE by Eheh through tickets 10 Wash
ngtOn can be procured 70 which point As we'll a. 10
Baltimore It is the shortest most 0rect and in every re-
spset the most reliable IL is the only route by which
purchasers of Through Tickets TO New York are enabled
u reach the cities Of Baltimore Philadepbia ard New
York. At the cost Of Ticket New York cny thus sn-
Abng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or inor
nation TO visit four OF the principal cities the Union for
Sss cost thar be Afforded By any other route.
And it Is the only route by which Through Tickets can
je had TO ehmOnd Norfolk Winchester Erederieksburv
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston, Savannah Macon AZ
lAnta, Augusta Berkey Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches Of
carter Thomas, or steamers on the Cumberland rVsr
10 LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers TO Cincinnati with the JedsrsOnVilla
Railroad to indianapolis, lnd make direct connection al
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Whesl-
ing whence close connection with the ore and hio
Railroad is made TO Washington City. Baltimore Phila-
de phs and New York. ~
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Man,
phs transferred at Cairo 70 the cars of the Illinois
central Railroad, from themes passing through Terrs
HGute Indianapolis Dayton and Xena COumbus Thrss
Daily Trains leave Columbus 81 10 A. NJ. $50 p NJ and
IL p NJ
" Travellers are requested to notics that while this IA
only route aJrding Through Tickets to al the Eastsru
Cities at the charged BY other routes 70 o
RrE only, it is also the shortest most speedy and dirsct
20 all the leading points m the East The distance from
Columbus Baltimore is only 576 miles being about 100
niles shorter to New York. than by any other route There
less changes Of BY this r0uls and consequently
iess detention, than BY snyother.
tT The road is ballastsd With broken stone ana is
3ntirey free from dust.
Forfurthernfor please applytoD d. g. RUMSEY
agent, Nashville, Tenn. EIa
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the ocs Of
zoe u Mail steamers, or at te Je8srsouvills RairosA
lice, Main street. WM. 5. WOODSIDE, -
Master Transportation B. SO.R Il r.
JOHN n. SHARP. General Western Agent.
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TWO VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.


sided for eight nine years. Is sale. IL les
the waters Of Big Harpeth rVer the county Of VIII
lamson fourteen miles from Nashville the iaKe Of
from Prankln county Of williamson, and within
two miles Of the North Western Railroad being
structod The contains hundred and eight
first farming land; the county line between
Davidson Williamson through the Northwest cor
BeT Of the tract formally the well known farm O.
The late Wilkins Whenld.
ON this farm comfortable residences, with all ne
eessar houses; barn, cribs stables, carriage house &c
excellent young orchard Of most choice Tuit GOOD
spring and abundance of never asg stock water
running different through the tarm Adloln-
ing is another Of about hundred acres Of
excel land with good residence, for sale The soil Of
both is equal TO any for crops either grain or grass
and both united, (hey will be sold separately Or ogeth As
may suit buyersJ 1t is thought bv good Judges eouo DC
Of the best stock in the STATE 70 m sLe
wanting to buy would Of course Ehlsh 70 view
the premises before purohasing iarner eesenPuon
deemed Unnecessary but all invited " eau ana see of
themselves. aug 25-eOGW1l JOHN L. HILL.
FWISH to sell the farm on which reside, ir Williamson
county, adjoining that advertised above BY Mr. John l.
Hill cOnta BY surveg, one hundred and ninety
nine and hall acres first rate farming LAID, with eOn-
Portable dveag win necessary OUT houses suitable FOR
q snail farm, with good water. Inc iarm Is well enclosed
with 0ooS fesees including about hundred yards Of
stone ence will sell this place separately, or together
win NJ HIs-ss both united would certainly make dec
ir.ba Farm and purchasers invited call on rHl
and examine the premises. LAVlNlA CRAlGhbAD.
For ferther particulars apply TO Mr.. b. NJ Snyder, ~ ne
storeof Snyder & FriZzell, Nashville L. q
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