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CHICAGO, ILL, Nav Ii, 1857.
G. ". Brown, Eso-DEAR SRI see
that you deny that Gov. Stanton was hiss
ed in your city. Now, have great deal
more faith in your statements than in
those of the Chicago Tribune, and for the
sake of humanity hope your statement
is true The correspondent of the IIi6-
uiae, giving an account of Stanton's speech,
saws that Stanton soas Kissed, and what is
worse, that an old grey-headed Free State
man drew bowie knife on him, and dared
him to make fight. The Tribune pub
lished all this nonsense, endorsed it as the
right spirit, and has injured our canse con-
siderably. The Tines took occasion to
comment on the action of the citizens of
Lawrence, and it would make your blood
run cold TO hear the miserable slang and
abuse to which it gave utterance. The
Tribune, and its class of rather ultra par
tizans, are doing rs more harm than the
Border Rufians
VIII You please to publish this letter,
and comment on it accordingly? Show
| that the special correspondents of the Tn
bune was in error, and stop the onslaughts
of our doughface journals. is
| Yours truly, - t..z
HENRY FRINK SHERMAN.
In reply to our correspondent we assert
most positively that Gov. STANTON was
nat Aissea at Lawrence on the occasion re-
fered to. On the contrary, he was treat
ed with marked respect, save the people
very distinctly gave him to understand
that they would not pay any taxes i'm
/ posed by the bogus Legislature. Gov.
Stanton, nor the ultra pro-slayery man
with him, did not feel insulted in the least.
He defined his policy, and heard from the
people their views on the same question.
i Neither can We find any person who
saw or heard the incident of the " grey
headed free State mana alluded to. We
were upon the ground. and standing with
] in five feet Of the Governor, taking notes
most of the time, and observing particu-
lsrly every audible remark on both sides;
and We saw nor heard nothing which could
be tortured into such gestures or Language
| as is represented as being used en the oc.
, casion. We find the article alluded to IL
the Chicago Tribune. and cspy it below.
Our citizens have reason to cover theil
Il faces with shame, when letter writer's pre-
!, sent them before the public in the attituds
, in which they are daily appearing in ths
. East It needs twenty journals in Kan
q sas 20 correct the eros, bluudez and
Misrepresentation made By Prefsssioas
|, letter writers IN regard to Kausas matters
Most Of these persons are paid BY the let
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- u GALAXY isssslf slsihs Ny uadsr TIE
sreat weight MON + IAe ceremony being
over, tie bridal party had scarcely re-
'1fru3 frun Ne 0lynroh, When m old bench
which hadbeen eassisd inte IL organ gall
kty. ave way undee Tia weight Of those
stanaise upon it. This Gash started
fkixhtfd panic. Some persoda in the gaS
Ify cried out that the gallery was falling,
and general stampede commenced in all
parts Of the church. The lower windows
were thrown mp, and used BY many asia
means Of exit. One young gentleman was
20 terribly frightened that he quite forgot
the young lady he escorted to church, and
made break through the nearest window,
carrying with him the entire lower section
Of sash. Ho was quickly followed by q
number of ladies and others were prevented
from lesping out by those onthe inside who
had presence Of mind enough to see that
there was no real danger, except that which
arose from the panic. Several ladies got
out of one Of the gallery windows, descend
ing on tina vestry roof, and from thence in
to the church-yard. Anumber Of ladies
tainted, which with the screaming and
praying, the rafting Of blinds and broken
glass presented frightful spectacle. Those
under the gallery supposed to be falling,
made a rush in the direction of the pulpit,
ovcrturning and slightly damaging the
baptismal font and carrying away the ban
lister in front of the chapel.
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1sys 6inSs 151 ~ soNnf tetA -
s.raw prairie and old ground and weil put
- Y ths lolh q ssreahs. &, To- - se 8
sthaa3fhy visoss Sin thrsss1suRfhs of the
Heomtiss - ~ Dtate. r & Anoth6 nssnd
uho lives ii 0n4 pf the intsfior countaes N
this State, has rot failed during TIE last
twsuty yeafs 20 have splendid crop of
winter vheat, generally getting from TIN
to fysa cents pef basAel above the market
price for it Consequence Of it, superior
Quality. He always sows early, and his
fields are generally green Nth the you
wheat when his neighbors are sowing thsirt.
Thcfc is another fact in regard to y
wheat crop, quite q important - eatF'
sowing. but which u generally ignored Tor
the same reason. Wheat when drilled in y
ycry. seldom winter killed, whether sowA
early or late. and when it is sowed early
and Is well drillgd III may always be relied
on as q certain eroe. Within few days
we have conversed with number OF gen
tlemen from different poshons OF the State
relative to the growing erops WITH singu.
lar sunanimity they tell us that the drilled
wheat got through the winter Ven wniie
side by side with fields thus put in, wheat
sown, broadcast has been badly kille.t.T
We have this report from more than deg
en- counties, and in no solitary instance, dc
we hear that drilled wheat, early sown, has
failed to weather the hard winter and the
cold trying winds and alternate freezing and
thawing Of the spring month, bravely and
safely. Now these two facts ought to be
invaluable to the farming community. They
should never be lost sight of, and nothing
but absolute impossibiIity should prevent
the farmer from reaping the advantage
which an observance Of them is sure to
bring.
We had intended extending our remarks
to other points, but we have already occu-
pied more space than can well be afforded
scr the present, and must conclude our ar
ticle. without in,I..a-ciDe any additional
topic. Let us say, however, in conciurlo..,
that no branch Of business is surer of yield
ing large returns for the capital and labor
employed, and none more certain year by
year, than farming. Let our farmers of the
Northwest elevate the standard of cultiya-
ton, observe closely the truths that expe-
rience has brought to light, employ the
most approved implements in planting,
sowing, cultivating and harvesting, and see
ii It be not so.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN A CHURCH.

The Lancaster (Pa.) Express gives the
following account of late bridal scene in
~ Episcopal Church of that city. It says:
yfhe appearance of Mr.. Fisher and Miss.
Diller, at about haif-past seven O'Clock,
was the signal for general and disgraceful
scramble for available positions for wit
Messing the ceremonies. Many of those
present appeared to have no regard for
their own decency, or the sacred character
Of the house. They stood on the seats, and
even scrambled on the back of the pews
the spectacle presented being more like
what IS sometimes seen in circus, than
we ever witnessed in church. Amid this
confusion the solemn and impressive cere-
mony was commenced by Rev. Jacob w.
Diller, the brother of the happy bride; but
before its conclusion, the confusion was re-
newed in consequence of many persons be-
coming alarmed at the creaking Of a bench
in one of the galleries, which they supposed
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PROCLAMATION
COUNTY JUDGES OFFICE,

COUNTY JUDGES oFFICE,}
, May 4th, 1857. !
In I,irs Of a Petition Of many citizens the
County, 1. w. &. JAMES, County Judge Of Potta-
watamie County do hereby give notice. that an Eec-
ton will be held at the usual places of holding elections
in each Township in Pottawattamie County and State
Of Iowa. Saturday the l3th day Of June A. D. 1857
for the purpose of voting for against the following
propositions, to-wit
That the County of POttawattamie aforesaid is here
BY authorized in her corporate capacity to subscribe to
the capital stock of the Mississippi Missouri Rail-
THOUSAND DOLLARS, and for the payment of
said subscription of stock the County Judge said
county, is hereby authorized and empowered to issue
the Bonds of said county in Of thousand dol
lars each, bearing annual interest Of exceeding
ten per cent Said Bonds to be payable within twenty
years; Provided that the portion of said road within
the limits of Pottawatamie Comfy be constructed
the Mosquito Valley route, terminating at Council
Bluffs And prouided further, that said Bonds shall not
be issued by the County Judge Of Potawatane county
uut said Road is under Of construction by said
company in said county. That for the payment Of the
interest accruing annually on said Bonds the County
Court of said County at the usual times for evyng
property Of said county will be sufficient pay the
said interest not exceeding in any year the rate
one per ees uoR the eNpTation of ten years from
the date Of said bonds the said shall provide for
the payment of said bonds by the levy such with
in the limits prescribed by law, shall be sufficient
for the same when due by the sale OF the stock Of
said company sooner, if deemed expedient.
The mode of voting upon the proposition shall be
"For the mississippi Il Missouri Railroad or
against the Mississippi Missouri Railroad" A
majority Of the votes being in favor Of tho affirmative
bf the proposition Aforesaid, will adopt the same
W. G. JAMES,
Council Bluffs, n2u County Judge
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C. voORHIS,

C. VOORHIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry
Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hardware,
Queensware, Cutlery &C., &C.,
Council Bluffs, Io,cd, 1
RS VOW RECEIVING 4 OPENING AT HIS
i Store-Room, on Upper Broadway, one OF the best
selected stocks Of Merchandise that has been brought to
this city.
SsspIs asd Fhsey Dry Goods.
Consisting in part of Domestics Prints, Ginghams,
Cottonades, Cloths, Fiannels, Lawns, Rich Dress
Goods Mantillas, Skirts, Hosiery, Ribbons Notlons
ETC., etc.
mrasso,t,,an, .. Boots and Shoes Is completes en-
bracing all the desirable styles .o"'
men, women and children
Eardscare, Glaze + Walls.
Constantly On hand and win y sold low. Z
Grroeerfss.
NY stock Of Groceries will be full choice, well as
sorted and sold the lowest market prices Wholesale
and Retail. Z
would respectfully call the attention Of my old cus-
toners and others my fine stock arriving assur-
ing them that my terms and prices shall be as favoras
bic those Of any other House in Council Bluffs.
nI-u G. vOORHIS.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Sign of the Golden Mortar, ON the North
Side Of Lo,cer Broadpay, opposite the
ssEMPIRE. BIZ OCk.o
nR. e. H0NN, WOULD RETURN HIS
IL thanks his friends and customers for their for
favors and invite them call new establish
ment on Lower Broadway, and inspect his stock Of
FRESH & PURE DRUGS. PAINTS, OILS
GLASS. BRUSHES, PERFUMES, SOAPS,
PUTTY, DYE-STUFFS, &C.,
In short, the best and most complete stock ever
brought to this market; also very superior lot Of
FANCY GOODS, -
extra large and fine assortment Of Astral Argapi
Spirit. Lard and other Lamps. Also Pure Wipe.
Brandies and other Liquors, for Medical and Cuina
purposes all Of which, will sell at such rates as
to defy competition
.S.-Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
70 In the absence of DIR. HONN, there will DO in
for the purpose Of putting up prescriptions
a skillfu and competent DRUGGIST, one who has had
Five years IL that department. alone n-u
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PUTNAM's MONTHLY.

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New Missouri River Packet
Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City and
Florence Packet.


For Flseence, Omaha City, Csuucil Hluffs.,
Bellevue. s.. Mary's Wyemins City, Linden,
Brownsville, LEVEL, Oregon, White CIo11
Iowa Psint, Savannah, 81. yeseph, &C., &C.
THE ENTIRELY NEW, SWIFT
and elegant passenger steamer NIN-
Aq9ol2 E-HA-HA, Capt G. Z. BAxE1 W H.
Scudder, CLERK, will, run q . regular
packet and intermediate points, cootinuinr
in the Blud City trade during the entire hosting
son. fra7s 'a
Captain Baker, thankful to the public for It's very
generous support bestowed upon the Admiral while IN.
der his command hereby begs leave tender his &C.
embellishments, and to solicit for his new boat con-
nuance Of its confidence and patronage pledging un-
firing exeions Of himself officers 10 eiye fuli sat-
lsfaction 70 those with whose business he NAV be
honored The Min-e-ha-hah was built expresslv for
the Council Bluffs trade, under the special supervision
OF Capt Baker, who has spared trouble or expcnse
to make her number Missouri River steamer and
pegs to assure his friends that she is most
adapted 70 the wants of the river being Of great
strength hghfness Of draught easiness Of model and
such application of machinery, as must MAKE her
among the fast ancs, with cabin arrangemets ana a.
commentators OF superior order, and not excelled by
these Oh any boat in the river combining ALI the
modern improvements that safety comfort or pleasurc
could suggest In short in all her appointments notb
ing VIII be wanting belonging those of arst class
passenger steamer: JOSEPH MCINTYRE, Agent
n2-u No 90 Leevee & Commercial street
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North Star Morgan.

THIS BEAUTIFUL STOCK HORSE CAN-BE
i found at the Stable of the Subscriber, in OI.N-
STEAD, Harrison County, on the Boyer River, Gown
for limited number Of good Mares The un-
dcrsigned has succeeded in bringing safely to ~
bis place above described, the best STOCK A
HORSE he could obtain, and trusts, that N-NS
Breeders Of fine horses in this State, will sustain him
in the enterprise
ticut State Fair also the highest premium
year DID, at the U. s. Agricultural Horse Exhibition at
Springfield, Mass. Also at Worcester County Fair in
= =. - PEDIGRrE.
NORTH STAR MORGAN's sire, Morgan Emperor;
grandsre Bulrush Morgan; grand sire the original
Justin Morgan horse; grand-sire Beautiful Bay or
True Britton, (owned by Sclah Norton, formerly Of
Hartford, Conn y 9. g. g. sire De Lancy's imported
Traveller who traces directly back to Gokephin Arabs
an.
Morgan Emperor's dam was an imported English marc.
NOT-n STARS dam was sired by Young Diomed;
erand-sire Old Diomed g. erand-sre ST. Archy, "a
Of a beautiful bay Morgan mare.
For the bene Of those who have not seen the horse
=. Durr Esq, Of the Hartford Daily Times, July
NORTH STAR MORGAN-At the Springfield
old bay called the flying Morgan Of Peersha attract
ed than ordinary attention, among the splendid
horses present This horse Is now six years old and
stands at the stable Of HENRY OLMsTED. He Is now
known as the NORTH STAR MORGAN. To say
that he Is beautiful horse, 10 not enough The most
critical eye could not readily discover saait in him.
His color is bright bay legs nearly black and his sof
coat lies glossy upon flexible skim His head Is hand
and sits In the right style upon proud arched
neck not too long, but well pr0portioned. He has
which stand under him in manner that would please
Jockey. His chest is broad pleasant, name heavy
tail flowing and well set But above one Of these
points, nd superior speed and have it, too, in
square even trot, WhieA he executes with ease. In
short, consider him as whole, combining beauty,
speed and disposition to excel any horse within the
limits OF the State and we doubt whether he has
perior in New England. His weight is about 1860
pounds; his value 500. 1t is with pleasure that we
announce the introduction of such horse into the
ter of Connecticut for his stock must greatly improve
the breed Of horses in this vicinity.
NORTH STAR is a very sure foal-setter. Terma(
$50 the season.
HENRY OLMSTED.
OLMsTED Harrison County, May Is, 1857.
p. s. A very superior Dapple Grey FRENCH
STALLION will also cover at my stable. Terms 90,
the season. II. O.
n3-4w. fBugle copy.
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THOMAS 3. To
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Stoss C0ys Fsvt iP0WSs 6nH MoufN Yeiioss
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