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SroxY PorNr, July l6, l7792 A. NJ.
DEAR GxNxRAL: The fort and garrison,
with Col. JOHNSON, are ours. Our officers
and men behaved like men who are deter
mined to be free.
Yours, most sincerely,
ANTHONY WAYNE.
General WAsHHGToN.

General WASHINGTON.
This was the victory, and every American
citizen should cherish its remembrance, and
teach it to his children. They should ever
in this world pause to look back to the ms-
tory Of their country and contrast the present
age with those times Of disinterested efforts.
We should profit largely by these compari-
sons. II was we'll in these days OF luxury to
look back at the simple habits Of our brave
ancestors. If this great Republic was to
fail it would be from q neglect OF those
principles Of Revolutionary times. Great
changes had taken place since those days,
and the people of this State, in the midst OF
the devotion to money which characterized
the present age, seemed to be but just
arousing themselves to a recollection OF the
fact that every hill in the State is. the scene
Of some memento Of the Revolutionary
struggle, and he trusted that there would
be more such gatherings as this wherever
there was consecrated spot. Gen. Howe,
in LIT, after taking possession OF the High
lands, said: ssHe could do nothing with
this Dutch population. He could neither
buy them with money nor conquer them by
force! Time brought great changes. A
lighthouse now stands upon the place where
the fort once stood. The arts Of peace pre-
vail instead Of those of war. This monu-
ment will stand to remind us of the past,
and point to the future. Let them build
this monument of the native granite which
lay around it, and when the monarchist OF
Europe saw it, it would either awaken re-
morse Or strike him with terror. There that
monument shall stand, and every day as the
mariner looks at that beacon (pointing to
the lighshouse) by night for guidance, so
here all shall look at this monument Tor
guidance. ......
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WISE PRECAUTIONS.

The ''local'' Of the Savannah Georgian is
responsible for the following N&8
We met one of our citizens yesterday who
.contemplates going to New York this week,
and knowing that q mans safety now in
Gotham, entirely dcpendsupon his own pro-
lection, he has prepared a cap-a-pie armour
for himself as follows: He has steel scull
cap under his hat with spring steel plate
vizier to come down over his face ut q
touch. For his neck he has an anti-garotte
collar filed with spikes, fish hooks and
small pistol barrels pointing outward, all
guided by a string SO that If garroter
seizes him, quite a fearful battery meets the
assailant! Under his vest he wears fine
well-tempered elastic coat Of wire mail,
dagger proof behind and before. In his
belt are bowie knives, reyolvers, slung- g-shot
and patent machine that kepps hollor;ng
''murder'' by clock work. This last mp
pendage now is useless in New York, as no
one will think of coming to him at such a
cry.) He wears steel cuirass over his legs
and wide-toed boots with o sharp blade on
each to enable him to kick with some effect,
His clothes are made with secret pockets,
in each Of which 10 an alarm that goes OF
at the touch Of 4 pick-pocket. He carries
loaded canes, self acting knock downs'
and 'stour, ,jours-prst rum un-em-throughs !'-
He has besides these fearful self-preserving
apparatus, the recestiy invented s'Rogueo-
metre''-a glass tube filled with pure south-
ern blood graded, 50 as tomark I'll degrees
from petty pickpocs 4 down to wilful mur-
der. All he has to do when in . crowd, or
even in company with one, is to look at
this "rogueonetre'' which will ct once
mark the salubrity Of the atmosphere he's
in and show him the grade Of his company.
We mention these details thus, 30 that oil
our business men and others who, contem-
plate going to New York in its present dis
graceful state may be enabled to provide
themselves with . full suit 81 shove sisted,
as such now constitute the only sate dress
and equipment for person in the streets Of
Gotham.
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SPRING CLEANINGs.

Doesticks gives chapter on the extrava-
gance Of spring cleaning. After moralizing
upon the subject, he thus goes into details
1t will begin with Mrs. jerks, my new
landlady, and will take particular delight
in personally demolishing Mrs. jerks with
nv own hands-Mrs. jerks has aroused my
vindictive ireland Mrs. jerks had better
beware, The performances commenced at
Mrs. jerks house with the parlor-the inno-
cent carpets were ruthlessly dragged up and
carried to an ADJACENT lot, where they were
cruelty castigated by two Dutchmen with
6shpoles-t the floors were stepped in strong
solution Of soft soap for two days-this
delicacy of the season dissolved RAIN water
was applied in such quantities that it soaked
through the floor and loosed the plastering
below, which fell on the dinner table and
smashed the crockery, which caused Mrs. j.
to Jump back, which upset the stove, which
set the house on FIRE, which We put out im-
mediately with the contents Of the soup tu-
reen, which nevertheless did not prevent
Engine 5 coming to the rescue and. half
drowning everybody with an inch and a
half stream, which the foreman wouldn't
stop until we gave him money enough to
treat all BOYS, and subscribe literally for
siver trumpet to be presented I'd him on his
birthday. That same afternoon, Mrs. Jenks'
youngest child ingeniously fell into the cis-
tern, though how he did it nobody ever
knew, for he couldn't be got out until
the hole was widened six inches. In week
Mrs. j. finished her parlors and the lower
part Of the house, and had got them ssthor-
ouphly cleaned,' which operation made
them smell like the cabin Of stcanboat
thot hoa hoon ,,nder water for Il month :
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written for the Nonpareil.
r.urwELL TO MARY.

r.roro,, nv Wary, nor too sadly grieve,
s,.,r an.y calls me and must obey
Nv chidhood's happy home awhile ieave'
I'm through the rugged world to force my way
wvb.nnv youth it's like glorious dream
n, fsiry beauty in some charu,'d isle;
- scenes. through memory's mists upon me siean'
~, oo,dep in the sunshine Of thy smile!
rbouch far apart, our love will stronger grow:
space hath no power twin spirits to estrsnge;
r,rorh loves fond missives, Fastening to and fro;
our hearts will oft their tender VOWS exchange
Oft will the echoes OF thy sweet voice fali
From out the past upon my dreaming ear, 4
And from thy portrait, hung on mcpory's wall,
rhose looks will greet me that are now 50 dear
That voice will thrill and nerve me for the strife.
When toll and danger tempt to turn aside;
when pleasure lures me from virtuous life,
Those ewes will, beacon like, my footsteps guide.
d blessed love-light pure as ever shone! y
Still beam on me with undlminished ray,
And with thy holy spell around me thrown,
No toi, shall daunt, no painted vice betray! @
Beloved by thee {! my Mary true and kindl
That thought heavenly influence will inpazs'
Til, comes the hour by tardy fate designed
To crown the impassioned !ongings Of my heart. z
Farewell! my Mary OF the soft blue eyes, s#.s
Wen meet again-God speed the happy day
One kiss-one short embrace-how swift time MES!
One nng,r ring love glance-there, must away 2
.-sr W. B. H.
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r~ A few nights since, the steamer Alida
ascending the Ohio, near Cottonwood Bar
came in collision with the Fashion, descend
ing sinking the former in few moments Of
time. Seeing the danger, a gentleman, whose
name is not given, forgetful Of the danger
himself. :hastened to the cabin, picked up =.
young lady, jumped overheard, and with her
swan nearly . mile to the shore. newly
married gentleman did the same thing with
his bride. Query Would . twelye-months
married man have done the same?
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A sTORf OF REAL LIFE.

A little, girl, whom people may have OBJ
Hotel, offered bunch, the other day, to q
gentleman and lady who wore staying At
that establishment, as they were returning
from o walk.
sPlease, buy my violets, sir;' said the little
one, holding up q purple bunch that still
seemed to have the dew upon it. please
buy my violets-only sixpence bunch!'
sNo-go away, child said the lady, rath-
er harshly Il don't want them.'
My DEAR remarked the gentleman, mild
", syou hare spoken rather harshly to the
poor little girl; see, her eyes are filed with
tears #
The lady looked around. The little violet
girl, whose eyes were as dark as the flowers
she sold, was weeping silently. n IN ins
stant, Mrs. warm Southern nature
gushed out, and sturning back, she took the
poor child by the hand, and endeavorcd TO
assauge her griefA
sHow very, very like our poor Alfred this
child is, said Mrs. y, looking atten-
lively iii the face Of the poor violet girl.
Alfred was their only son, who had come
to New York some five or sir wears ago,
here he had died Of dissipation. !.
Mr.. ", attracted BY his wifc,a excla-
nation, examined the little girl attontively.
There j. : strong likeness ho replied.
They questioned her. She had little to
tell. Her mother and father were both dead;
What was her name? She was not certain,
but her fathers name was y IL was
enough. The old gentleman and lady took
the child between them, and straixhtway
droy to the house Of her prandmo ofher. with
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REFERENCES:
DISSOLUTION.

TTHHE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN THE
4 subscribers, under the firm Of LEosARD EyEn-
EFT, is by mutual agreement dissolved this day
ABEL LEONARD retiring from the business. HON
ACE EVERETT having purchased the interest of Mr.
LEONARD will settle all liabilities and receive all dues
10 lie old Arm. ABEL LEONARD,
HORACE EVERETT
Council biuns, Iowa, April g, 1857
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Town MAKING.

west I.an sa,.taa th.s as;n'is nuinea from ne
tSs me,, ssases ,na. IN y setting out early u
nas.aS .ns n1fng aaom sne p!aGe where he had
the country. and Snd;ne thsa : ...r ..' n., Msp =
erable town called d V;s.na 49, oa.,,., Wy conaa
etIDic .oNn' ca1ieu vienna, occupied poiut
or n1s loIa, oa' some We've OF nfteen miles
.,a.e ~, oIna.uue1 hn1a " Journey as iar ~ that
p'aoe peaole oleak!ass. Another equally
- wss laid DON :, esnas nds..n: :ounolne : name,
h;s aftsrnonn .ts.a = and sMsu' .L Instance 1osa
halt;no for % .ha , ;,b. S11 'usse ne proposed
travai ~ nnna ss a ns con.anaed =, y %
s,a soou Iounu pace until the sun
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1IUNGARIAN GRASS:

This new product, which Ii 1t present e
tracting much attention. in Iowa, arst cssas
under our notice yostseday. W. - 8
sample grown by Mr, Slsde {of tho I'm
Of Mr.. Hunt, few miles lsum the city
Ons tuft Of nix useks' krowth msasufed
twsnty-three inches sed anotAss, eishs
weeks old, measured thirty inches. A few
Of the blades (for the grass had not YET at-
tanned maturity hare very heavy heads.
The seed is very minuts, giving 4 larkc 6er
centsN in the numbsr u seeas Over NV
other kind Of grass seed. Mr.: s: inforns
US that his harvest, the present season, viii
be oyer four tons per acre: The hardv ~:
ture Of this plant, and its immense yield.
anded to the TACT that stock are ,excessivsly
fond Of i, Cite i m imporn poossis 81 81
agriculture, and render itsl5 q lusaalFFS salF m
attenti0n OF our farmers a11 ~ -.
We predict for L much g. n - -
iolness: m II g beng rapi Eodaesd II
onr State Burli,sgion n ~ s
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WALsWORTE1 T. COZAD,

vIvUOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FOX
w EIGN and Domestic Wines and Liquors. Ginger
brandy and Stomach Bitters Particular attention paid
TO filling Country Orders and Furnishing Bars.
south West Corner of Market Square and second
Streets, St. JOSEPH, MO. in'-u
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~. r..a1,,.a hnfiad - ~ fnnvell thaA
s..:.,s -: a s...r;tnss r;fhout rera,.ito vhstey-
= L = ! h hrsss - .his nsturs n;eht be ;nsids the
M ~; s -. ~;ch hsS
Y S..s 80. 80 ,.o,s -.rs ssfarstsa
~. =. : -, Tho...na rloveys nv
S.ada. 80 - -h;ts ve.t ~ snn;led IS eherryy
b..nSy " 80 1872 -. nort n ia hottie Ess in III
...as ans sIs -. ..he.s - sannhoe nn;-
Is.u Is..s...3..s..t.. .t.. ss.,.4 -, ,.ocL =
ssss.,x:sss ~ ~. ~ Z co.,nia hoxes of tooth-
ssstAss.a Sss,Asa0A - - "a 81. = ~ IS. ~.
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A. C.. FORD.
4. d. TEST.

A TroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, COUN-
N Gil BLUFFS Iowa.
T5-Once over the Banking House of Greene Weare
& Benton, Middle Broadway. ne.H.
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! New Fork.
Roswell G.. Pierce, Esq,
w. s. Gilman, Esq, a-,
William N. Eyarts, Esq,
BENJAMIN Carver, Esq,
[ Pres't Oneida Co. bank
angelica.
Hon. J. Collins.
Spring field, III.
Edward Rigney.
Union Groye, III.
Joshua 7. Atkinson.
|, Cincinnati, 0.
Lewis B. Parsons.
Gainesville, Ala.
Jonathan Bliss, Esq.
David n. Russell, Esq.
John C. Whitsitt.
Chas. Parsons, Keokuk,
Hon. L. Clark, Dubuque.
Hon. A. Leonard, Fsyetfe,
No.
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HORACE EVERETT,
Dealer in Land, Land warrants
and Exchange,
COUNCIL bluffs, HOW A,
REFERENCES:

HAVING PURCHASED FSE INTEREST OF Mr.
Al LEONARD, as aboye-stated, informs the friends
and correspondents of the old frm Of LEONARD 4
EvEAErT, that he will continue the Land and Ex-
change Rusiness -. :, = = = -
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GEORGE GREENE. JOHN wEARE, JR.,
THOMAS II. BENTON, Jn.,
GREENE; WEARE & BENTON
BANKERS, LAND AGENTS,
Dealers in Exchange
Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Council Bluffs, Iowa.
NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED. AND
l\ proceeds promptly emittedto any part OF the Uni
ted States, at current Rates of Exchange.
Interest paid on deposits for over thirty days.
Bills oy Exchange all the principal Cities, bought
and sold
Loans effected good security. Vacant lands selec-
ted and entered in any office in the State.
Land Warrants for cash, on time, constantly on
hand Locations lands for distant dealers, AT the
most liberal rates.
Notes bought ard money loaned on good security.
- Once opposite Pacific House. in the West lower
room Of Land Once
REFERENCES:
issup ss1uss s &C. Co. Bankers, Dubuque, Iowa.
Cook Sargent, Bankers, Davenport Iowa
Cuieertson Reno, Iowa City Iowa.
Peoples Bank, Ketchum Rogers Bennett, Bankers
New York City
Selden, Withers l. Co. Washington, D. G,
Hon Chas Mason, Commissions of Patents Washing
ton, D. G.
Non A. 9. Dodge, 8. U. S., Burlington, Iowa.
Hon T. W. Jones, " Dubuque, Iowa.
Hon Joseph Williams, Chief Justice Musca,ine, Iowa.
Council Bluffs, 1857. nl.u
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St. Louis.
Darby & Barksdale,
Thomas Brown, ESQ,
W. N. Morrison h Co,
Boatman's Saving Bank,
Neto Orleans.
Vol. Leeesne 4 Co,
Harvey b. Merrell,
Mobile.
st. John, Powers & Co,
Lewis L Whiting,
Ehas. P. Gage & Co.,
fartt, Stewart l. Co.,
Louisrille.
asnning & Speed
Halitar Co., Va.
Daniel b. Easley,
Chiltcothe, o.
cadwallader Wallace, ESQ
Fl. Des Moines.
Dewey I rubby.
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A WORD ON BORES.

Next to mosquitoes, what petty amiction Of
life is more vexatious and patience exhauat-
ing than bores persons who, tired 81 ths;r
own company, 60 from house to house in
hicting their tediousness and ennui unon
others. We said ssnext'' to uiosouitos. b,,t
we libel these insects; for they annov yo,.
only in the warm season, and by nieht. t'sa
bores haunt, poster. ana tos.e
you IN winter and summer, by night and by
day. Dodge them you cannot, BY any art;-
nee yet invented. You may protect your
house against fire (and burglars, except here
IN Ch1cago0 your purse against light fn-
gers, and your ship against the tempess'ss
fury; but how escape this pest? Lowell,
the poet, says Of these nuisances-. -
ri divide bores, myself, In the manner Of trise.
A"'o ,r;Sa. o'fes ana scrs" bores, regardless Of
Both are execrablc enough; but the palm AZ
tediousness and insufFerability We ~ IN
ciined to give to the former class-the eood..
natured, pod-auger bore, who il excrne;...
ting beyond all endurance. A bore 81 hi.
kind, not content with putting his anve, into
your quivering flesh, ever and anon dravs
out with the icy GOODNESS, and blows OF the
shaylngs! Were human life spun ont now
as IN the days OF Methuselah, one might be
content, when called on by wretchcs Of this
stamp, to surrender portion Of his time "a
relieve the insufferable weight OF theirs: but
since life is shrunk into . few hasty moons.
whole afternoons are So leetle,, too mnoS
to sacrifice to dull civility. The worst thipr
about the real bona-iide bore, Of the dead
liest "stripe," il, that If you yield meskIv
and INCREASINGLY to the torment Of his precs
ce-giving him ungrumblingly a half hour
Of time-he viii not even then be arate.
fnl enough to take hint and 20 awav.-
Tell him you. must 20 out little While g
business; it 10 Of ssno coussouence,D p
Toots says-he tscaa await your return. -
As somebody says: ssIf his car Wa mar. u4.,..
cussion, you might strike him uvef the kead
and he woaldn't 20 cf ~ 5ss ,S3ssssas
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J. SNYDER j. II. SHERMAN
SNYDER l. SHERMAN,

Attorneys, COnhselOrs NJ Law q No'arIes 7 uViIc'
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION
w in all the Courts Of Iowa and Nebraska. All
collections to their care attended 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.
a~s~ Once on Upper Broadway n1u.
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CASADY. '. ~. LEO
CAsADY 4 TEST,

,gtsorneys and COxSsell0rs at Lasc, and
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. '..'.-.ioWA.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies, Collections, Investing Money, Locat-
ing and Selling Land Warrants, and all other business
pertaining their profession III Western Iowa and Ne
hraxta nlu
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TOOTLEs g. FAIRLEIGH,

IOOI AILS q
TyyCJUSIVELy WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY
II GOODS Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Clothing Liquors.
Quecnsware, &c, &c. and
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ID, street. st, Joseph No.
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CORNER OF 3RD AND MARKET STREETS,
Des .M0tns [Isy, x01A.
l., A. PELTON..............S. M. COLLANS'
PROPRIETORS.
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CULARs and ALMANACS With MILLIONS Of LABELS
constantly
BECAUSE the heaviest T0BACCONISrS order WRAP
PERS from him. and TIN FOIL printed in GOLD BY the tun
and Chewing and Smoking Papers by the cart osd with Labels
Barrels Boxes Cans Blsdders Bottles aud Pots innumer
able and ndescribabe.
BECAUSE Bo;tlers PICKLERS and PRESERVERS OF
Vegetables Fruits Meats and NiAnd strive there for the
mastery lin the sdornment of her with the variegated
ard many hued surroundings Of SOAP and FANCY SOAR
Chambers COFFEE, SPICE and FLOUR MILLERs; PA
PER-BoX YANKEE MOTIONS, HOOK aud EYE, aud Pin
and NEEDLE Makers. Nor do they strive in vain
BECAUSE al orders promptly answered for everything
in the line OF PRINTER, sTEREoTYPER, ENGRAVER
end BINDER kindred arts, from Types Plates, Wood
Stone or Stsel
BECAUSE both his Offices are on the STREET aud people
find it VERY convenient to drop their orders a. No. j5
BROADWAY, west side White-st., where he keeps
Call and see JOHN A GRAY
No SIS Broadway.
And Nos s and IS Jacobst Fraukots,, FIREPRooF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

THE BIBLE AND THE PEOPLE.
COMMON SENSE APPLIED TO RELIGION On, THi
BlpLT AND THE PEOPLE. BY CArHARsE Z. BEEcHER
Author Of Letters the People on Health and Hsppt
ness" Physiology and Csishenics' Domestic Econ