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The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

NEGRO INsURREcTIoNisTs.-Ju udge Cook is
holding called court at Cadiz Ky, for the
purpose Of trying some negroes implicated In
the late insurractionary movement IN that
county. Up to Saturday last, (Jan. 3d) tho
Sheriff had failed to inpapnel jury, and-t
is thought that it will be impossible to do 50.
The counsel for negroes wonld, if possible, get
a change of venue We think it would be
proper to delay their trial until the excite
ment sub,iies, for there has been great deal
more than the circumstances Of the case would
admit Of Justice could only be rendered by
doing So for prejadices will surely cause the
best of men to err - Henderson Com.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

THE ADmATIc-The alterations which it
has been found necessary to make in some OF
the details OF this magnificent steamship arc
now nearly completed, and she will shortly
make trial trip which Will, no doubt, amply
justify the high expectations of the public
The Adriatic will probably leave New York
for Liverpool OH the 18th Of February, taking
the place Of the Baltic, which will go into dry
dock for repairs.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

GA Mr.. George G. Henry, nNxchant
of Mobile, has obtained patent for IN ar
rangement and combination of maehilNSy
which is expected to creates quite a revolution
in the industry Of the South. BY its means,
the Seed Cotton viii lie converted on the
plantation, BY one continuous process, into
nerchantabie yarn and this without great
ly increase outlay Of capital, and with the or
dinary labor of the plantation.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17
ST. CEE4zsAES FEOTEL,
NJ r,,FT ANn ~

THE udersirned Lessee Of this newly erected and adm
rahy adapted HoTL takes pte1snee IN annon9e3ng 20
the uhc generally aniy messengers arriving o.
depsrtDg Portland " harf taatthis house - no 60
1etey furnished and ready for ne aocetp12 2daon ~
very item Far1ture ling and indeed the hudn7
throughout B fitted with articles expressly
situated as tbs ST. CHARLES is iunedately at the landing
ha rncrll dipping poit for LOUISVILLE WHere nearly
a her r2nger guests rst arrive ana from Wiener they
lar the South. this house .fords conyenen Zee
cofort traveller heretofore not experienced at
bhis point. =, : r,-..t.-.r - /;
Establishment command liberal share Of public patron
because he intends The House, with -
eive rounds cool shady groves. and genera convent
ence iunsu-nlssed transient house 1t hal he kep
Fotellacng OF the essentials Of 3ucl
| an establishment -, -.
Mr. j. W. REDDING well known TO the travelling public
from his long with Hotels in Louisville en-
aed an ii the general OF the house
Ths patronage Of the public is respertf znclted
| alt ". ". OWEN, Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17
p,xEtV1y9ER ASD sHsXGs Ess,

- II BE,,TRTT woa!j respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Evansville and surrounding conn Try thie
havina been sngged the manut"eture ct nla ef
aa-s and 4sIeatin choice article Of ms own
rre) has opened Yard Carpenter street near kr3c[
IeiIrnan w F0undry pared to sell AZ "hoeSe
rsri cheaper than before oHeredin this city.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

rrR III PENNITTT0oy = having rlrc1ased the stock OF
Y IeEicuss orenel sale by Crawford ieli g"
n. N tIa since desires call the attention OF tie pm
particularly physicians a1d mere hants cor I h el
Il m IA gr,iases tn this which viii be con
ssantly re,eviuc additions from the Eastern cl'5e an
yr,fch viii sold 10 can re a9ordei og a
| qsi5 q}j 0tF - - " seP29-tf
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

OUrRAGEoUs.-A wretch Of a husband
and father, writes thus to an editor III Proyi-
dence, r. |.
''If women were turned out of doors in
Kansas, with no more clothes on than my
vile and daughters wore when they went to
a party, one cold night last week, it would
have been an Outrage" and the Journa
would have had two leaders about it.'
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

(Er Lloyd Garrison's abolition paper, the
L'herator, does not seem to be IN very -four
ishint condition. Mr.. Sampson says that the
number Of its subscribsrs is no more than it
was twenty years ago; its receipts during the
mast year have diminished and the nu nber o.
subscribers reduced
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

10 From the Eiucennes Gazette Of Thurs
day, We learn that Mr. D. L. Cnristiee, super
intcudent Of the Ohio Z Mississippi railroad
was seriously hurt on Tuesday. lie was on
the train gong West, and having occasion to
go outupon the engine, was caught in some
way by the machinery and hts ankle and knee
nangled in horrible manner.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

UR long expected goods arrived Beautiful Caie9s
z De Lanes FIauno!s Canton Fl?nHe5 LOUIS
X Jeare Gioyas &c anticipating TO nil up our
use eaiv with Snrirg Goods wis to refpce eur pres
~ rrob as ,cssble therefore look !or harcsius.
eng {o59 stteA AS -'' - ROSER. BEG0. i FREY
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17
QUIZ DaiHKiSG pOI-0NoUs LIQUoRs.
INSTANTLY, BY The use Of
L 4 0 L r. E S EN- TIA L OILS


These are obtained by Distlatios Chemical
Laboratory Parish Of Jefferson o. Pierre Lacour author
Of Lacour Chemical Analysis Lacour Chemical MaEpu-
Purchasers particularly requested the TASKS
and an their money it the oil does not give sat
LAGoUR,s OF OF CoGNAC converts neutral spirit to
narett Corna PouItney seignete United Vine
yard Prapretors Castlion London Dock BrarGics.-
sparEng color Common Rectaed WHISKY viii be changed
by Oil Cognao New York Brandy Pie
ac1Rss 0h 6F R2E caanse3 Rso:ffed whisky
McnorgaEel1 Rye whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky.
oil OK oE5RAT changes common Roctifed Whisky to
Ola Irish Malt WHISKY and superior article Of Scotch
olL or PEACH changes common Whisky to Virginia
COZ GaSe vert non iisEy 70 APrle brandy
OIL GIN coaverta me poorest WHISKY to Holland Gin
L4C0uE'S C6NCGSTRArFD ACID viii. in FIVE hours
after being mixed change i've ons Of g9od sinegaT and
acid Vinegar that can e found in the BY h pse OF
ID liar and XIV cents rar barrol
Il FOR MAKING LIQUORS, Laeonr's OF require no prs
The liquors thus a full.
rich. oily taste beautiful transPafent coler an ma ae
vertiug whisky to brandy gin SO The l Pro
whisky is thus pressed irrl ting an
consists 10 an oily rnucaguous taste ilnpa1ied The
liquor. which meilo and imPa E ap 6
vnous nutt oIor that i'm parted to the liquor which rem
These oils are put ur quart ssaMmna task contains
sufficient oil for makingthree hHnd ed liquor
% 9g5 er eSq3tssn'''' bot
n sae At Ike corner of st Charles and Pordras
sacked and sh pped with hill lading any part 0:
country upon the receipt OF SO i, mI f6e 9S'rs &
requested. guarrsntee 81 good Gath
shin thcn package oils. It they do a
that Is ella med for them they will cost nothing Jan5ly
ronx HURLEY. T. sUI.L.v>l
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

TERRIBLE DEArh-F.ed Mentz was found
some days ago in a swamp near Lyons, Ill.,
frozen to death in the ice. 1t is supposed he
came to a place in the swamp where the ice
was rotten, as it was raining at tire time, and
breaking in, was unable to eXtucate himself
and so perished When found, it was neces-
sary to chop the body out in a large block o
ice with axes, as the recent cold had frozen tc
a considerable depth. His body, from the
waist downward, was below the surface of the
swamp. Ills head was bent downward, and
lis hands ciasped as in common attitude o
prayer.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

A MONUMENT TO TIE PILGIM Fathers has
been agreed upon by the Pilgrim Society of
Plymouth Mass, who are making efforts to
raise funds to erect it On Plymouth Rock
The height is to he $50 feet; it will be crown
Ell by a colossal figure 70 feet in height; and
four others, seated upon the buttresses Of the
pedestal. will have a height of thrty-eight
feet The panncls below the figures are filled
with alto-relefs Of The Departure from
Delft Haven" "Fhe Signing Of the Special
Compact in the Cabin Of the May Flower"
-''Tne Lqnding at Plymoath,' and ''Ihe First
Treaty with the Indians"
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

vrorreAIE DEALERS GROCERIES, And I!aUoRs, CORNER
WATER ATpvfNE SIS. EVANSVILLE, ND
yy have this day formed coPartnersh
81 doing Wholesale Grocery and Liquor
basiness Rvin succeeded the business OF Nessrs Allie
10 wc5 purchased their stock and made additions to
shall he able to offer good bargain
FOR CASH as any house in Evansville or any n th
lava .E S.SOERNSoN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

o. The Supreme Court Of the .. has
affirmed the decision awarding damage to Ne.
Cormick for the Infringement Of his Reaper
patent. This decree Will exert much uHd-
ence IN determining veXatjons litigation.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17
crEuRwO0D uCU-E.

yg1HE subscriber hastaken the above house, and mas
entirely reGted and rerurnlshed IT, and Is nreparec
anner He has also rented the brick Stable. owned h
Nr Peter Burke and hasa good stock ofhorsesand car
.iaces to let.
1ostnrSarei n ParticularattenboT
vii be nad to tho ofhorses leftwh him for Keep
ag and in all Prospects. tho public ha 6nd the Sher
gona Hnnsn Q zond EoteI. LiEs-tfl j. 4. ~ EkS
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

- 7af; and Winter Dry Goods just received, and now
oper sE8H rs Dry Goo! S52re MIN street thIg5 @
do r below f5 motto is ''Cheap f9r t7F cH
oc1 i a want large goods Tor little money
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

pBECEIvED this morning by Adams Express new sup
q pIv of luias I1isses' lambs Wool hose, eoiore
and white Xii Gloves. fleece liaed silk Gloves &c &C.
aetirg v to arrive adliti na stock OF AL SORTS
Dry GOODS which oFer friends 1t REFUGE
pTe%5;;, pnoy;, O"'i IL s'' RosER. BRO & FREY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

OF It is estimated that the cost of amusc-
ments in New York, is S1OO,OOO week.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17
NEXY DREE&.

= e $ 4 4 D T I II.
n ETGH & vIERLING have just orered largo assorte en
= Of Drugs ana Medicines which they invite TIE
Merchants Physicians They also keep Window
class glassware Tobacco cigars Paints Brushes altkni
Os Uvesuhs Spices Perfun5rv, Fancy Articles &c, &e
ALSo-at popular Medicines. All kinds OF Paints
ground in oil Wines and randies forMediciDa purposes
mn do IN !onTuoI Oaiee. uivS-tf
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17
= gyJsETgs q :. FLEMING.


w-yH0LEsALE and retail dealers in Leather, Hides
-i 49, sep26
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17
SILVER WARE.

EIST received an assortment Of Silver Ware consisting
= f1,I3a Tr, Mustard. Sugar ard Salt spoons. SonF
ana cream Ladies Enlvea children 3 FORKS Napk
Rims hich will he sold at manu- }cturers prices &nd
'.4fF~iSa1 f"fesi-'r- BFTTROLFF & sons
ao,,o +s Main street, bet. First and Second.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

0(F Fly three American vessels are re-
ported lost during the last month, valac 81
544, 400.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

CEE Anthony Burns of Slavery Rendition
is delivering series Of lectures in
Cleveland Ohio
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

CEI~ The pcws in Henry Ward Beecheg's
Church, Brooklyn, have been rented at Sl3,-
900 for the next year.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

EA9sPAUE.gES, AWNINGS, &C.. &C.
T7HF u7d,rsned is prepared to splice any kind Gf 70
ping Of blocks desfrp'loh tine haR!hE o
any Taroauin.a Awninp &c Te be found at any time
Via. Central House. Division street or-,f,N
octt5-3m -..-t "o41-F ~" -
DnZ1 lbs cans fresh Cow Oysters lust req by
4 = deals r. II. COOK q SON
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17
7zgFx YOUES EsLOODI
Soy to Ghe WOrld!!

THE ONLY ENFALLEBLE REMEDY.
Riley S AR S AP A RI Il a.
Fa the medicines that have discovered during the
present the thousand ills that esh is heir top
wonderful preparation Only three yesrR
diseoverer (who spent decade IN
Studying Pereetiagt) hrstinrodueed
public it already recognized by the most emil
in all parts OF the country 70 be the
risg remedy for certain diseases of which
shey have knowledge. -, -. ....o-..
failed 10 coad Of the faculty because on be
M etad thew nave contain noxious lngredi
taiize the good effects OF the
health ofthe patient Itl notso WIN
Hurley preparation. =, 4 rr;1f
t pure and genuine extract of the roet ana wlls
on trial be 6nn5 certain and perfect cure OF the
following piai nts and diseases:
/ Affection of the Bone,
D,iiitv Indigestion,
| Diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver rcomPrpa;iIns. Pp;I.
Try5eensaaa Pulmonary Diseases.
I5yoIf ~ frrsrr aritios Serofula, Kings Evil,
| I,;s.,iS Syphilis
| All iii Diseases Of the skin ..z.
gtfe above it is also known to be great an
poweriuI tonic purifying the blood and inVsoratng tne
system ~. .,nas rtion ad
en- ita effect the the most efheacous as
s+ desirable edy OF the Il is already extern
svel7 throughout the country an is fSt
Tona reputation The Instances OF cures 1t mas
the ureprieor's knowledge ana ne mas
no hesitatan eadnr 1t to and all VINO aesise
- procure relief suferring One bottle treu
Recollcct Hurley sSarssparltlal Is TIE ohiy seAAu
in tn market. 80, -, Gov svs aol1ars
For eel a. the manu- factory, corner OF
streets louisville XIV. at Wholesale housesot
Il BACON, HYDE & Co. st. Louis. ~ sr1
| L-vtrTe F sRysIEY & CO.. Evansville. Ind -. ,
anI Nv All extensive Druggists throughout the Cnitso
faTe9. .Canaaa Mexteo and south Arherlea. Apply
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17
NEW ORLEANS.
NOTICE TG LZkgIUEs DEAAA13ss Ans
F25SaREJEEA EE'S.

a COMPLETE assortment Of the oilanecessary for max
"a ing and hlv1rng variety of liquor and package
Of used giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH liquors
converting 20 gallons OF hisky 100 gons) and every
article cess>ry to commence LlQU0s STORE. will ne
furnished for $40 Also all tue formation necessary
conduct such ahlsh nent thus enabpx the be-
gnuer successfully compete with this Oldest liquor dealers
/ Address, through the Post Office, P. LACOUR,
New Orleans
Concentrated malfng Vinegar ru up
in gallon packages 5 per PaGkasiu good sh piping
order. JaD5
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17
KEEN 4 PRESTON
NnSv EAELE GP.sns

g7riE subscribers il ree2ie Of th9r sgrnly q
Il Fall and Winter BOOTS and SHOES selected for the
civ and country ira embracing every variety ard GT2y
Of Men - Women Chdrens wear, TO which tsev cal
the attention OF the puAt!e. McREA & WELLS,
First street.. rosters hlocE'
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17
FRESH ARRIVAL.

TvsVFF subscribe, just receives ~ Isrn
ladies Slippers very nice tosse t-ii and silk
and complete assortment OF BOOTS -holU'NO' 49,
for the Holiday parties. ,,cpEA &. WELLS,
dgc2O -1SA--@-- -
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

v VyFBPO,sE, SlLT.-2OO0 sacks on Consignment fol
j. sale at 81 ,25 per SACK. -o,1Y 9 ,,rrcuPrr
J ian6-1w 'oI1N . MAJ NiAA1NH'
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

7-1xr, tbt ,rczsrs FFershberrer & Carson's stoeF
Of Fnrly Groceries, Produce &C. ~"Hll Nov a5s o. firm
;ye +Is m ron the customers OF t5'e t1
~ ofrnv m INV friends and the nu9ile s1f
rom on my art TO do utmost to give emu
i rslaair for few days in the store oGeu?'eo y
- - r,syous 10 locating herman entiy IN -,
oJ stanA.' corner of Alajn ana - ~ ham
viii endeavort to keep saca STOCK o. g"0'' " 10Y
IS the wants ot iaL4iiie9 uA' sAM,L yTCKERY.
IanT
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17
CNsgnPOLETAN AEs,r NNE.1N.
RLzCaWoOD Or

THOSE SUBSCRIBING THBoGGH THIS ASSOCIATION FoR
HARPER pUVNA2T, G0DEV. GRAHAM.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
TwavF,glEsssx FrO1gE,

Formerly EsZgfs7s eEead Eayerm.
undersigned has taken the above " ell known mouse
vle The ACCOMMODATIONS will be second other house
10 Evansville have good for OaTder4 and Keep as
supplied a table the market viii a. ORD ana rates
sonale. Attached the house is good Bowling 1{.
Travellers will receive every attention. and their cattle be
vii fairap cora n anvli-tf WIN. d. THOMAS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

4 <I1T2seFT 6'EFAET.-25 bagsf or sale by
d ! feb26 5. d. GILBERT & CO., Syc. near Water.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

~ G.c59 z. II. COOK SON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

z "a b-1r - 5'''''s T. II. COOK & SON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-17

= u. Cfsx.
GROCER, FORWARDING AND CoMMISSIoE
ME- RCEANI,
DEALER IN ALL KISDs or PRODUCE,
Vjrcsnaes. Ind.
attention paid orwafd!ng and ReceWiFg-
Oct3I-tf
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Another walker Expedition,

The Baltimore Patriot states that partie,
IN that city, who have heretofore been CON-
spicuously engagedi in General Walkers Gen.
trail American crusade, significantly assert
that preparations are on foot for another
grand demonstration, at no distant day.-
A secret plan is said to exist, which contem.
plates the raising Of an army Of ten thousand
men, all of whom shall embark, or set sail,
about the same time for some port in Nicara.
sas: Nothing is to be left undone which
smsll tend to secure efficiency and eventual
~ aVssss. baltimore is to furnish from three
sba ,oaf hundred, as her complement Of the
ABOVE, named army, with full equipments
money, &C. his further stated. that ner.
sons fully pledged, have already been Sc
cured In the city, who are only waiting due
notice, and the full cousummst;on If Oar an
Walkers plans, to be Of. Iii. sn :, s ].
the .Central American League, Who tbs
parties are attached to this leaono -. NJ sn =
unable to say; or whether thew have ba.n
absolutely consolidated as rumored. CAME. M.
De fully ascertained, except SO far a. anu
rent rumor goes. New York, Boston p SS
.aeiphia, New Orleans, and ali other Iead;n i'm. ,
this movement. 9ut'Fu IN
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MnrinOsa.

CT The effect of tile late decision relat-
ing to this extensive mineral tract, is to con-
firm the title of Col. Fremont, and give him
the possession Of all the improvements that
have been put upon it, together with dam
ages for detention. The Colonel has had
much trouble with this tract, but we trust
that he is hereafter to enjoy undisturbed,
the emoluments of property to which his til
tie is clear, and which his own remarkable
enterprise put him in the honest possession
Of ~. - = 49, - - - ~
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Urea. August 81.

UTICA, August Il.
The Sheriff this morning levied on the
Ontario Bank for Sl2,560 under an execu-
ton, in favor of II. A. johnson & Go. Of
New York.
The suit was brought on certificates Of
deposit held by them, which the President
refused to pay. "
The Bank IN its answer omitted affidavit,
showing meritorious defence, aud asking
a stay of the proceedings. A stay is now
asked for. and Judge Bacon will probably
grant il.
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Mr.. Andrew Mepherrin left this place on
the Sd of July last for Plattsmouth, Nebras-
ka Territory, where he had not, at the last
accounts, arrived. Nothing has been heard
of him since he he left Burlington, and great
anxiety is felt by his friends here for his sa-
fety. Any person knowing any thing of
Mr.. Mcpherrin, or having any information
that may serve to trace him out or solve the
mystery of his unaccountable disappearance
Will please address Mr.. David Parry Bur-
lington. <
Iowa and Nebraska papers win confer a
favor by copying.
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GEoAEraicAL.-Somebody with a very
mathematical turn of mind calculates that
fashionably dressed women in Paris have
now diameter Of exactly Il feet. 1t is said
they hold on the arms of their cavaliers by
means Of handkerchiefs slipped through the
same, and are helped to boquets and refresh
ments by walters attached to the end oslonr
sticks.
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we are indebted to Mr.. Coffin, Clerk of
me war Eagle, for St. Paul papers Of The
18th, from which we take the following:
me compromise Committee yesterday,
complesed thelr lahors and finally agreed
thronghout upon one Constitution. Ii nov
only remains to submit the draft Of he
COMMITTEES to the two Conventions for thsir
ratification. We understand this has g.
ready been partially done in the Democrat
le Convention, and that the Republican
Convention will receive the Report Of the
Committee in full, this morning.
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CT The official canvass of the votes poll
ed at the late election shows majority of
1880 votes in favor of the New Constitution.
The whole vote cast in the State, amounts
10 hot, Is, 992-4O,3I4 in favor Of the Con-
stitution, and 1851, against.
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c. The long agony is over, and Nebras-
ka has at last Delegate declared duly
elected, and Chief Justice FERGUSON, is the
fortunate individual, elvated to seat in the
Natietd Council,
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eE The New Ynrk Past tb;nk. N,

CO The New York Post thinks that 9
famine might prove beneficial to the coun.
Try. 1t argues that the necessity of more
economy and care in the cooking of food,
which such would induce would be a bless
ing. says twill require some Providential
lesson hike this to supply what this country
h h, now as much as anything else-- caps
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a.. = Property i. Ceunell Biuffs.

4 = +.
The assessed value Of Real and Personal
prouerty in the City Of Council Bluffs, July
lst.. 1857, as returned by the ASSESSOR IS
sa,276, 500. The assessed value Of proper
ty in Pcttawattanie County, in 1858, was
only $3.50, oOO-,hus, it viii be seen, that hath N
four years, the assessed value q pr e .
in this city alone, has increased % &c.,
GOO in excess Of the shole taxable property
in tho Couatu in 1858. Wehazard nothing
i ,ayine that this advance Of property Is
without parallel in any State, town Or
county. The amount Of taxable property
in pottawattamie County, in 1854, was
s45o, 900; in 1855, 81, 100000 and in 1856,
$2,729, 652-showing an average increase,
from 1858, to 1856, of over LOO per cent
uer annum. 1t will be seen, also, that the
whole taxable property of the County, IL
1856, is but $455, O50 in excess Of the taxa
bic property Of Council Bluffs for 1851.
Those Nebraska editors who have been IN
the habit Of portraying the downfall Of
Council Bluffs, are specially requested to
put the above facts in their pipes and give
a puf. This county has but just commence
ed her prosperous career. Next year, the
taxable property of this city will be neal
5000, 900. Council Bluffs against TIL
world, Figures wont lie.
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From hill called Mount Zion, near
u ksville, H., one hundred and sixty-four
4, Use power reapers were seen at work at
once, in the neighboring wheat fields re-
Gently. w.
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CO We give in another column, a COM
munication, giving description Of trip
down the Missouri River. 1t will pay a
perusal.
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AZ Official advices confirm tho report
that regular Government has been estab-
lished at Nicaragua, with boundaries gising
full jurisdiction Of the Transit route. This
Governments will be recognized. Ss
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-12
er The New England merchants. as vel

CO The New England merchants, as we'll
as the New Workers, are carrying out the
sugar and molasses speculation with great
pertinacity. A Newburyport correspondent
Of the Boston Traveller states that millions
worth of these articles are held on foreign
account are stored in that town. Three
acres Of South Boston Wharf are completely
covered with molasses hogsheads, the leak
age from which it is stated amounts to forty
thousand gallons o day.