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state Rights vs.. . s. supreme Cour,.

The Black Democracy have received Z
check in their headlong course to subjugats
this country to the sway of African barbar.
ism. Following in the footsteps Of the Dred
Scott decision, the Washington Union, 1.-THE
Presidents organ) a short time since declared
that every citizen of ono State coming into
another State, has q right to the protection
Of his person, and that property which is
recognized as such by the Constitution Of
the United States, any law of State to the
contrary notwithstanding. In other words
that Slaves could be legally held in any Of
the FREQ States, by virtue of the Constitu-
ton Of the United States. As sufficient
answer to this outrageous assumption, We
give the words of the recent decision of the
Supreme Court of New York in the cclebra-
ted Lemon Case. <l
Comfy does not require any State to ex-
tend any greater privileges to the citizens of
another State than it grants to its own. As
this State does not allow its own citizens to
bring slave here, even in transitu, and to
hold him rs slave fot any portion of time,
it cannot be expected to allow citizens of
another State to do so.
Subdivision Of Section 2 of Articles 4 of
the Constitution of the United States makes
this measure of comfy Alright, but with the
limitation above stated; it gives to the citi-
zens of a sister State only the same privile-
ges and immunities in our State, which our
laws give to our own citizens; it declares
that s'the citizens of each State shall be enti-
tied to all privileges and immunities Of citi-
zens in the several States.''
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FRANK sTREET.


M have Just completed from the Record. NJ 49, 3,
fottAwattame County, Iowa, an abstract OF titIe.
.. ING iands IN said County west Of Range 10 and to
Al the lots In Council Bluffs and in the priucinIe ~
difions thereto; showing each gvznsor and er.ntee n
every deed made since the entry Of the land in the -,
Once the character Of the CONVEYANCE: the d,fe ~
nnns the deed for record and the and page vhere
Wehave so arranged these ATTRACTS tb,, !, 3; ,,..N
wofk Of a moment to Ascertain whether the chain ~
title to any tract Of land lot is complete: vhe,e
INK wanting in the chain, il is apparent Al rs, yr
we have been at great expense aud have spared no
nation to property holders in this CITY and county -
Every deed GA the record has been carefully examnef
and the contents thereof noted above stated We Ana
errors in the descriptions Of Lands and ta
ID many instances the record shows more owners
TO the same tract; whilst in many others there l. No
connection between the titles Ut The present and IN.
original owners.
An early attention these matters i, q, the n,m.,
Importance u the parties interested A the ;.ns ~
time WIN soon place beyond the range possibilities
lot an the parties to meet and errors by mu
tua agreement. Hence yexatious and exDensi,e .u,.
IN chdneery will be the result; and in MANY inst.pcex
property will fall into the hands who have ne
equitable title thereto. y 49,,
nave also made an ARRANGEMENT with the Recorder
OF Deeds, to furnish each morning with list Of
Deeds filed for record the previous day. Il
We have procured from the Land once a list Of ths
Lands entered in the County Of Range 10 showing
by whom entered, whether with cash, warrznts. Or
scrip the number Of acres in each tract and the price
paid per acre. n ). - :.
We shall keep list Of all Lands and Lots sold for
TAX ana OF Judgments Mortgages, Deeds Of Trust and
Of all other Liens by which the Title to Real Estate can
Charges for q. Exaniatls. OF r,s,. WIN
he Reasonable.
s.s.: .'''" sd 0''"<A'-E ,. ns.; e S:'1
Council Bluffs. Iowa, Oct a-n-23-u
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hkkkbI GlvEN 70 ALL PERSONS. NOT 70
i purchase Of STEPHEN DUNN, any OF the folIov ing
articles Of personal property, to-wit One black Mare
ono sorre Horse, eight years old; one
psy morse tveise years old. Two pided Bulls, two
years old; one red Cali, one year old One red Cow.
Win the right horn broken on sl Of said property
was bought With my money earned before marriage
.n said stephen Dunn; and have died notice Of my
intention 70 Claim the as my own pron
er IN the Recorders Once Of Pottawsttamie County
according to law. .4,s7z7sg s. - -'-''
ANA all persons are hereby further notified not to
purchase OF said DUNN Lot No. n In the town ~
Council Blum nor the SOUTHEAST quarter Of Section
Mo- Nos = in Township No. 7s, North Of Range No. a,
mest, the same belongs to me in my own right
And all persons father notified not to trust The
Dunn Tor Lquorsor other Goods with the
o. getting their pay out Of my property am determn-
% 70 pay none OF ms debts. NARY DUNN
Decembef lS-4w Bugle Cizrion copy Aw
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.z1uEASrSA - fFsq MI - Ne 1ns.
\ IL iiesse - nrelbivS ~ War
pspi .set ~ d |. il pse ~ Utah
E1ps Ito, Iassd nth ~ 81. 18Th
Tho Fssl 81 exsss1n - y hg nsde to
fornA juSctios Il 10 diAMs1l branshes Of
the szpsditios prior 70 going into winter
qsastsrs, ,bst sssiess dalay xas p4pssienced
BY the cold and snow. Several d hssupPly
teams were yet behind with provisions and
clothing, Of which the advsncs we're sfpatly
in.need. Col. ]. intsndsto sosn . isasfloR
with Col. Alexander u tho mouth Of tho
Fontsnelle Greek, shout thirty niles from
that oikosr's present camp q Hose Fork
and not far from 70 miles from his own
camp at South Pass. He will winter at
Henry's Fork ON Green riyer, where be hopes
that Col Cooks command with which 10
Gov. Cumming, will join him. Col. J. thinks
his force barely adequate to the protection
Of supply trains, and predicts that the con-
test will be . protracted one, unless large
reinforcements be sent him. He speaks of
the impossibility Of his making aretrograde
movement. NJ
Atslegram from Washington Of date Dec.
18th, says that private information received
BY last mail from the Plains says that Dr..
Hort, Indian agent, and the only gentle Of
the United States officers who remained in
Utah after the other officers left last spring,
effected his escape, and reached Col. john
son'scamp, on the Sweet Water. Previous
to the departure of the federal officers, DIR.
Hort took refuge with band Of Utah In
dams, 20 Of whom directed him through
the passes Of the mountains. Hewas six
weeks reaching the South Pass. 81
The latest arrival from Utah is that of
Joseph Mageau, . Green River trader. His
accounts confirm the previous advices. He
reports nearly all the emigrant trains as
suffering from Mormon depredations. Their
wagons being burned and cattle stolen.
Large quantities Of grain stored at Fort
Bridger were burned by Mormons to prevent
their purchase by Government. They also
burned the grass on the route beyond Fort
Bridgcr. Snow was feet deep in the
mountains and the country was covered far
east of the Bear river. Buffalo were adun-
dant.
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BTThe Washington Star says the Secrs-
tary of the Interior has issued orders for the
immediate opening to settlement Of the
Government lands embraced within what
has, up to this time, been known. a. the
Shawnee reservation in Kansas, west of the
thirty mile line. Thus, one million of acres,
mt least, of the finest lands in all the great
West, viii be Immediately subjected to pre-
emption under this order. They are sitna-
ted, for the most part, in the Pawnee dis
trict, Land Office at Lecompton.
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Reception Of Col. Cartss.

The following account Of the reception of
Col. Curtis by his old friends and fellow
soldiers in Ohio, We clip from q Mansfield
paper:
Col. Curtis, member Of Congress elect
from Iowa, being guest for several days,
of our esteemed fellow-townsman, Mr.. G. T..
Avery, was visited by number Of his old
comrades of the Mexican War, attended by
first rate martial music, on Monday evening
last. To an elegant and appropriate address
OF welcome among us, from our old friend,
the veteran Gen. VIM. Mclaughlin. given
in behalf of his associates in the field and
camp, Generals Cantwell and Ford. Lieut..
w. B. Bowlnnd, Serjt. Reisscnger and others
who were present, Col. Curtis made m elo-
quent reply, thanking them for their kind
ness and courtesy extended to q fellow.sol-
der, and referring during his remarks to
scenes in the past, points of the present,
and prospects for the future, which caused
the bosoms of his hearers to swell with more
than usual emotions. After general good
time was had, all hands adjourned, and We
now join in ringing out, with beaver raised
--long live the gallant Col. Curtis.
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Flour for Sale!

C00 SACKS ST. LOUIS EXTRA SUPERFINE
wv Family Flour, superior article for sale
cheap Alsoa fine lot Of CORN-MEAL, BEANS Sc
Al the new store OF GEORGE BARTLETT.
ATWANIED-A large amount Of CORN for which
.ne h'ghest market price will be paid in trade. All
KINGS Of Country Produce taken in exchange GoOds
Council Bluffs, Dec l9-n34-u G. n
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NOTICE:
..- No
To John Wolff:

VoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT WILL
Il appear before the Register and Receiver Of the
Land once in Council Bluffs, Iowa. on the 9Th day Of
January, 1885, TO prove right enter by prc-cnp-
oh the south half Of the Southwest Quarter the
NORTHEAST Of the Southwest Quarter and the North
OF the SOUTHEAST Quarter Of Section No. thirty
three fa3 Township sixtyeieht tss) north Of range
tnltly-seyen tssl west. f.,,f JOHN A BROWN.
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CIT is confidently asserted that Senator
DouGLAs has prepared = bill to enable the
people Of Kansas to form . Consultation
and State Government, and that it is similar
in its provisions to that introduced by, III.
TooxBs, at the last session Of Congress.
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To James NJ. By-uner:

To James NJ. Bruner:
C1R:-IoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THERE
- is now on file in the once Of the Clerk Of the Di,-
riet Court Of Harrison County, In the State Of Iowa
the petition Of Margaret Hsrtze charging that YOU arc
seIed IN fee Of the SOUTHEAST Quarter Of section No
sisn'eeh m township Serenty-nine North. OF Range
West, situate said County Of Harrison in
trust Tor her the said Margaret you refuse and
neglect TO convey to her the legal estate in said land
ana praying the District Court Of Harrison County
lot decree to compel you TO execute such conveyance
70 hef ana for costs and that unless Won appear and
plead thereto on or before the morning Of the second
gay oi inc next term Of said court TO holden at the
Court House, IN the town Of Magnolia in said County
OF Harrison ON the first Monday in May 1885, default
VIII be entered against you, decree and judgment
rendered thereon. Dated, Sept. 18th, 1857. ~.
NARGEkET HARrSELL.
hereby Certify that at the November Term. 1857.
OF the District Court Of Harrison County Iowa. it VAS
o SAID Court that the foregoing original b
pubiished for four successive in the Nonp6yei
weekly newspaper Of general circulation. printed and
puosned IN Council Bluffs City Po,tawattame County,
Iowa. Dated, Nov. 18th, 1857. 'z--'
$ta-H WV. n. HILL, CLERK
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CO The editor of the Iowa City Reporter
is as obtuse as the end of barn. He saws
that we asserted in ssgood sober earnest"
that we favored the election Of Gov. CRIMES
to the United States Senate, because Of his
efforts to keep the ssAiissouri River opsn.''
Now, to prove we did not make that asser-
ton in "sober earnest p and to show that
the Reporter man lies under mistake, it u
but necessary to quote two or three lines
from our former article. After stating that
We hoped and expected to announce Gov.
GRlxEs' election to that post, we said that
We should expect sstherefore during his term
Of service, that the Missouri Ricer seould
DC Kept open during tcelre months in The
yea" If that can be construed into 'sgood
sober earnest" the Reporter is welcome to
all the capital il can make out Of it.
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Nebrnska-Join, Resolutions to Congress,

The following Memorial to Congress
passed both Houses of the Nebraska Legis-
lature-the Council by vote of s to 5, and
the House by vote of 20 to l3. These
resolutions place B. B. CHAPMAN, the Ohio
usurper, in rather an unenviable position,
and reflect, we have good reason to believe,
the sentiments of .tour::ftths Of the people
of Nebraska. Comment is unnecessary
read the resolutions, and then believe if you
can that CHAPMAN has not reached the Glow
er deep" of political scoundrelism
To the House Of Representatives of the
United States in Congress assembled:
Whereas, the Hon. B. B. Chapman is con-
testing the right of Hon. Fenner Ferguson
to his seat in your body as Delegate from
the Territory Of Nebraska, and believing it
to be a duty devolving upon us, as Repre-
sentatives Of the people, to advise your Hon
orable body of their wishes and sympathies
in the premises. Therefore be it Resolved
By the Council and House of Representa-
tires Of the Territory Of Nebraska.
LIST. That very large majority Of the
people of the Territory of Nebraska believe
that Hon. Fenner Ferguson was fairly and
legally elected Delegate from the Ter
ritory Of Nebraska. Consequently, they
will be slow to believe that efforts from any
source will avail anything to deprive them
of the Representative Of their choice, and o
Representative in whose capacity, integrity,
fidelity and incorruptibility they have the
fullest confidence.
End. That the whole people of the Terri
tory Indignantly repel the foul aspersions
attempted to be cast upon the character
of the Chief Justice Of the Territory, the
present Delegate elect, charging in ef-
feet perjury, under the pre-cmption laws
Of the United States knowing as they do,
that such charges and aspersions are
maliciously false, and entirely unbound.
ed, coming from what source they may, and
they cannot but believe that such SANDER
GUS and libelous charges have been made in
the hope or expectation that the right Of
the Delegate elect to his seat would be pre-
JUDGED thereby. 81.
Sd. The foregoing Preamble and Resolu-
tons shall be signed by the President Of the
Council and the Speaker of the House Of
Representatives,, certified to by the Clerks
Of each body, and a copy of the same be
forwarded by said Clerks to the Speaker of
the House Of Representatives Of the United
States. Hon. Fenner Ferguson and Hon.
D. B. Chapman.
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ii I'D - Hon. ALI IS tcStay thi6giaat
q o. nsstsri1 M = n
In I ard td. tsrs : u !, tho resi-
nt i scided "a A !, a. fselS ssaf-
nt 9! lhs suppsss ~ Conasss, y via.
i may, in suPpressipg The insarrection, and
in restoring and msissAining tho Scv~sien-
~ Of the ConstisutlSp, md Inn ovef the
Territory of Utah." In this position, We
believe the President has the good Wishes
and kindly support Of every risht-minded
pesson in tho Unitsd 6satss. .s.ss~cs' sssss-s
In regard to our relssions with Spain, the
Presideut is fearless md ostspokeh, and
well he might, for he has not yet forgotten
the chsgrin caused By his Intellectual at.
tempt to vrest the island Of Cuba from the
Spanish Government. = u aea2 bel
In relation to Fillibusterirg, the crgani-
cation Of new Territories, and other matters,
the President is rather non-committal, pre-
senting the arguments pro and con. We
shall have more to say Of the message here
after.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

To Elizdbeth NJ. Leris, William r. WI
SON, Robert NJ. Wilson, EHSa Ann
Wilson, Hester Ann Wilson, GEORGE W.
Wilson, and James WILSON, heirs at
lac Of George H. WILSON, deceased:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT SHALL
make application to the January Term Of the Cou,,-
~ Court Of Pottawattams County Iowa. for an order
OF Court to sell all the land belonging to said estate or
sufcient quantity thereof to pay the debts Of said
estate. D. b. CLARK, Adminisfrsfor.
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Joy and Grief.

We learn from the Harrison County Flag,
that MIR. NoYs Of that County, left home
on Friday. the llth inst, for Council Bluffs.
On Saturday, his wife was delivered of
twins, md on Sunday morning, his second
son, lad of Ii years, through some innd-
vertence received the contents of loaded
shotgun into the pit Of the left arm, carry
ing away part of the bone Of the arm next
to the shoulder, part of the shoulder joint
and horribly mangling the aeshy parts. On
returning to his family, Mr.. Nors found the
smother and children as we'll as could be
expected'-but in another room his SON
suffering the most ezcruciating pain, from
the effects Of the wound, without the bare
possibility Of recovery. The boy died on
the 18th inst. - Al. r
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190Z.
ROBINSON HOUSE
$3.50 Ceuncil Bluas, Iewa.

1He uNDkRSIGNRD HAVING IRAsyn
ri tne Above weil-known HOTEL, takes ~ -.
isl pofsunify Of presenting its claims 70 tAe ~
stsenslye and eblisihs MELP ana his TAIIE Fl, :.
49, De Iumisnea with the very best the marssa -
ne most diiigent attention will Be giyen z -
may become guests. No pains or expense vi, 49,,
~ Y MAKE tns comfortable home for an Wa ~,
scer permanently or Temporarily extend their pssr
c.ssses n'aerase a.A regulated - ssis sAe siue,.
70 There is attached to th,. uo.., -"
weil-securcd BRICK STABLE, with an .tssn.i.s r..
'eL z. ~ times In waiting. JOSEPH VHirIcT
Council Bfuds, October sln4s-u s'Ssn-
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Reefs! Reefs!

"EWOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w to the public that We on hand, and prepared
to cover buildings Of all descriptions the shortest
notice. with RUSSRLS FIRE PROOF CEMENT
Those in the country or adjoining towns, wishing
cheaper and mere desirable roof than in
any information that they may DESIRE by applying L.
~ Rabbit, J. B. Stuts=aan, @. 4. Robinson, Of this
city. - .ss 1919 Z. q. ~
10 Call and examine for yourselves. 81
Shop corner Of Main and jefferson streets, Council
Bluds, Iowa. ~
n7u HISCOCK. FELLOWS, CO.
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BARGAIlIS.
RARGAIN9!!
AT
THE BEE HIVE STORE!

THOMPSON 4 SIEGRIsT
A RE RECElvlNG THEIR FALL q WINTER STOCK
IA Of Merchandise, consisting Of every variety OF
Dry Goods
Boots. Shoes,
Hats & Cops
Clothing, Groceries &C.,
which will be sold very low for Cash. Cali and exam.
inc for yourselves, At the Sign Of the BRE HIVE
NIL IS THOMPSON SIEGRfSf
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Filltbustering.

.ss.5S 4Essgzszz., AZ NkW SURLEANS, De0s lSs
General Walker landed at Punta Arenas
on the 18th Of Nov. with $50 men, entirely
undisturbed. -.
d, The Fashion passed under the stern Of the
Saratoga, at full speed, with only 100 men
ON her dock, and landed the whole party at
SCOTS Wharf.
Walker sent so men up the river BY diff
ferent entrances.
The Fashion had arrived at Aspinwall and
was cooling. Com. Paulding attempted to
seize her, but on examination her papers
were found correct.
1t was supposed that the difficulties be-
tween Costa RIGA and Nicaragua would be
settled without resort to arms.
NEw YoRk, Dec. IA.
The Aspinwall correspondent of the Her
aid gives the following additional Informs
ton respecting Walker. Upon landing tho
party Immediately proceeded up the Colora-
do to its junction with the San Juan, 20
miles from Greytown, and took possession
of Loupe island. AT this point the party
were again divided; 20 Of the men we're
sent five miles further up the river, Of .
point called Fort Anderson on the planta-
ton Of Senior Pataks, Spanish subject, on
the Costa Rica side. VI
Walker, with his 14l men, was heard to
say, he would make no attempt to advance
to the interior till no had added to his ar
mics. WI M, d.
A steamer from Caravanuaho and brig
from Galveston; were daily expected With
other fllibusters.
!. Public opinion at Greytown; a. well -
here, 10 strong against Walker, and the gem
eral impression Is that he will be starved
out in six weeks. WY. ny. NJ. 33s1
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.Egtray.

TAKEN " 81 TIE SUBSCRIBER.
d. = On 11 q ansIf ths 1o!hof November. ~
and white, branded with the Ie4tsr up .
Just baek q The right hip me ovDeg 10 requested To
prove properly, pay charges and take him ,Msy
Council Bluha, Dec, 18Th, lsss-nss-aml -
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HARDWARE;
-.r-"s GLASSWARE;
BOOTS T. SHOES;
HATS 4 CAPS:
IRON, NAILS, &C.:

and everything usually found in . general VARIETY
Of Country Produce. :. :
u Persons DESTROYS Of making purchases At rea-
sonable ngures will ind to their interest to give me
call. g. -- GEORGE RARTiE EFT
Dec lS-naa.n 30
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strong arm Of the military power, only to
put down disorganising movements. Now,
il is well-known that quite the contrary is
the truth in the premises. He admits that
in his instructions to Gov. WALKER, he
pledged to the people, the right, unrestrict-
ed by fraud or violence, Of voting for or
against the Constitution that might be
framed by the Convention, and says he would
like to have redeemed this pledge under
other circumstances, but now wishes to be
let of the ground, that if he insisted upon
its fulhllment, it would raise muss in the
ranks Of the Democracy; and thereupon,
concludes that Kansas has, for s'some years
occupied too much public attention." and
therefore. ought to be admitted into the
Union under the Lecompton Constitution,
for the purpose Of turning public attention
to "far moro important Objects" JAMES
BUCHANAN will find to his sorrow, that such
artant knavery and lodging wont work
The Chicago Tribune, in speaking Of this
portion Of the message, pointedly says, that
"Mr. BUCHANAN boldly espouses the cause
of fire. eaters Of Carolina aud the highway.
men of Kansas. He fings the gauntlet in
the face Of North, spits upon the land which
bore him, and upon seventy years of bis
own life, takes his party in the Free States
BY the throat. and leaps with it into the
ditch. Poor old man! that you should bring
your gray hairs so low! Lies 90 portentous
that they darken civilization, smite the hu-
mainly and blasphcme the Christianity Of
all ages! At least you might have spared
the place of WAsaISG1oS this last humilia-
6on. tss t8iba4s 1s sfsS II @3
ssBut America riH not Be thus abosed.-
Tho language Of the Nations Chief Implies
the nations very infamy. It means the
blasting Of what little name remained to
her--the cursing Of her ancestry martyred
and buried. Millions Of frsemcn inspired
by the common truth and stung BY the gen.