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The Receiver of the Land Office, in this
city, informs us that there is probability
Of the Office being opened for private entry,
on or before the first of February next
Should this expectation be realized, new
impetus will be given to Western Iowa, caus-
ing those Interested in the progress Of the
country to rejoice with exceeding great joy.
Circulate the glad tidings.
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~ The Providence Journal thinks that
if President Buchanan should send general
VIZ. WALKER to chastise the Mormons,
great public benefit would accrue. Then,
every well aimed bullet, ON either side,
would do the country good service.
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Popular Patent Medicines,
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PACIFIC HOUSE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED woULD RESPECTFULLY
call the attention Of the travelling public and 9TH
ers to the superior accommcda provided atthe
above House. The large four starry addition Is <.s4s
now completed and thoroughly fu nished with Esss.f
coed new furniture thus affording tfty-nine S3,!iI
additional rooms for the accommodation o.
guests The Table will always be supplied with the
We best that can be obtained in this ke and every
thing about the House will be arranged vii view 70
making guests comfortable and at hume. Thankful for
past fayors SO generously bestowed the undersigned
would assure the public that by liberal pieces and
careful attention to the his guests tureseivs
. continuance Of public patronage. JOHN JONES -
Council B.siiss June 2O-nS-6m Prtp icfof.
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NOTICE.
Time of Church Service.

Time Of Church Service. -s a... )
NF e. CHURCH-REv. MIR. GOODFEL-
Nls Low, Pastor-l0h A. M, X ?. NJ; Sabbath
School, 2 p. NJ. f.. Al .t'a..- .. ID. b.
Presbyterian Church.-Rev, JOHN HANCOCK,
Pastor-10k A. M. 1 Pr
Congregational Church.-Rev. G.. G. RICE, Pas
tor-loa, A. NJ, ~, p. NJ Sabbath School-2h r N
Episcopal Chufch.-Rev. Mr.. WATsoN-3 p. n.
Strangers attending any Of the above churches,
will be provided with scala
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~ 1t is rumored that Senator Bates, OF
Delaware, will resign, and that Mr.. Comegys
the former incumbent, will be appointed by
the Governor. The Legislature is elected
in that State every two years. e.
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e~ The weather during the week past,
has been delightfully."- mixed. 1t, has been
warm enough, cold enough, rainy enough,
muddy enough, snowy enough, and freezing
and disagreeable enough, to suit everybody
over the left. ~ IT. ..,z... ... -
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~ The Omaha Nebraskian, says tnat
Madame Rumor erred in the statement re-
specting the sale of the Bank OF Nebraska
this Institution not having changed hands.
Sorrv for it. ....-.rL .r.-.s,as5.
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HARPER &.BroTHERs,
New Missouri River Packet. i
Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City and
< Florence Packet. GsF pa

Fer Florence. Omaha CITY. corneil 11affas
Bellevue, 81. Mary. wyoninS City. LiMaen,
Draw nsville. Lewell. Oregon, Waite Clend,
Iown Point. Savannah. 81. Josenh. &c., nc.
THE ENTIR ELY NEW. SWIFT
ana elegant PASSENGER steamer, MN.
k$USasls3' E-HA-uA Capt G. n. BkxEA ". q.
3 Scudder. Clerk will run as regular
palAes . and int mediate points cuAtiuuina
in the Bun Clytsdc during tho entire boating ssa-
son. ~
Captain Baker, thankful to the public for IL ven
generous support bestowed upu The ADMIRAL while NM
der Kis c,Rinasd eeby bcgs leave ~ tender hisse-
know ledgments and To solicit for his host cou-
tinuance Of Its confidence and patronage picging II.
tirag ezertiens VI himself aud eers sive lull at.
isfActiou to those with whose business he may b
honored. The Ain-e-ha.hah vas built expressly fOr
TIE Council Ria trade, under the special supfvsioA
81 Capt baker, who has spared troabe e. ezpe4so
70 make her number vne Missouri River steser, snd
bces ~ Assure his friends that she u most aif1by
adapted 70 the wanty Of the river eeing II great
strength ightness Of drsuaht cAsiucss u model ana
such application u nachinery, - must make her
the fast ones With cabin arraagemenss and ac-
cUfmodaions u superior order sMi NOT exceiled By
those d my b1at in the river, cmsnrx oil the mort
mode. improy that safety, csmiot " peaSure
could suggest IN short IN all her appointmcnts 10th,
ing will ee wanting beunGRs Ia tho u urtf Ara
pass steamer: jO&EPH MCINTYRE. Aeens. s
n2-u No. ~ Leeves / caame.cisi Ssrses.
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Dissolution.

Bankiag House Of Baldwin, Dodge 4 Co.
-r# Council Bluffs, Iowa, July LIST, 1857.
TNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
i between the subscribers under the firm Of BALD
WIN DODGE 4 CO. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, LIE ROY FUTILE retiring and leaving the
business of the old firm to be closed UP by BALDWIN
DODGE, who will continue to do Banking Ex change
Business under the aud style Of Baldwin Dodge
r=- JOHN T. BALDWIN,
-. G. NJ. DODGE, -.s
LIE Roy FUTILE. ,
July 4-nl0-u sg-. Il ~ 5-., q f-.. (Bugle copy.
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e Christmas comes apace, and those IN
tending to make present to their friends and
sweet-hearts, are on the qM rire. The best
and cheapest plan we know of, to accomplish
this object, is to buy ticket in A. D. Rob-
1NsoS's Grand Gift Enterprise, to be drawn
on Christmas day. Disconnect yourself
with two dollars, and the deed is DONE
Call at the Jewelry Store, next door, East
of the Pacific House, and examine the list
Of prizes. ,..5.5s
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I. C. MUTT. +. "A. TRITLE. J. s. ANDREWS
Merchants Exchange Bank
H. c.. MUTT & CO.,
Council Bluffs, Io,ra.

MONEYS RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, PAYABLE ON
wi demand at specified date, with without iu-
terest per agreement with depositors
Transferable Certificates Of Deposits issued when de-
sired. 70 .-5.
Detroit and Chicago and have also perfected arrange
by which issue Drafts Letters Of Credit on
the principal Bankers in One Hundred and Fifty
Cities of Europe. ...
Collections made in Western Iowa and Eastern Ne
braska free Of charge and RENTED at OF
Exchange.
We receive orders to Buy and Sell on Commission
Real Estate III Iowa or Nebraska
Invest Money for Capitalists, and Buy and Sell Land
Warrants at current rates. $780,
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1oeAI AND MISCELLANEOUS.

eT The Nails, like Cylinder Escape
ment Watch, keep very bad time, and are
little to be depended upon in bad weather.
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A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
To ali Men to Whom these Presents may Come
r VIM. T. GRAHAM. GRAND SULTAN OF
L. all the BARRIERS of the Hawkeye State, do hereby
proclaim and make known to ALL People that have
fitted mp my PALACE in the neatest manner for the
reception Of my loyal Subjects where will be at all
times ready to give them cutting reception, and
pleteiy dvest their Physiosnoy of natures unseely
productions :
AND FURTHER, the times getting good.
and the Banks making specie payments, I'll take
SPECIE at par from all my subjects.
WITNESS my Z. and the Great Seal of my RAZOR
and SCISSORS, at the PALACE in the year Of Blue
Boards, 1857.
WIN. GRAHAM, Grand Sultan.
GENTEEL SHAVER, Secretary. In27-6m
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49,. y - =, y - eeCep,l,,,v

gaseH WoWpfo - - sZ sSF Is g
Our ueissbor a ~ Bss's, y aowa opon
our County Jail, Ike ahawk upon chicken.
Delsres il 8 nuisance, and thinks the County
Judge would Be doing the County service,
BY Offering . revsrd 10 the man who woald
burn it up. Thinks that if We had nothing
in the shape Of jail, Judge Lynch, "who
once presided here with much dignity,
would deal With all culprits il suHnary
manner. And, interrorun, says:
"Judge Lynch is ready resume the functions 9. as
once md we warn the Iight-hngered gentry 9. ms
wrath 70 come We heard it hinted Gay y wy ssc,
that the Judge had appotnte bis Sherlh am o,ncr YIN
GERS Of coprt and intended to hold eess,oo
an OCCASION should require, It whtch sumo he 70
pass sentence upon certain 0ssaoe seusa ~
been in the habit Of assisting persons ~ .nef
sro TIT hands Of these legally authorized ~ re-
tain them in custody. So look OUT the Judge mas ms
AZ. Won and when no gets hold OF you, crowoars,
money YOUR former reputation a. good citizens nor
your friends, can't save you. 1880.
We cannot 60 as far as our neighbor, in
thi, respect. We believe it is "better to
suffer the ills we have than to!hy to others
we know not Of" The eastern portion Of
this State was disgraced last summer BY the
lawless acts Of Judge Lynch, and We have
no wish to see the Missouri Slope" disgraced
by like proceeding.
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REFERENCES:

LIE HURAY & Co, N Y City
DRExEL & Co, Phila. Pa.
VERMONT BANK. Month,
Vermont.
HARVEY KING Esq Boston
l.. q. BERRY x Co. Adrian,
Michigan.
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erThe Missouri is now clear of ice, and
navigation has again been resumed, between
q. Louis and Weston.
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GREEN, THOMAS & Co.,
CooLBAUGH & BRoOKs,
Burlington, iowa
WAL Rem Co. BANK, Ills.
DAVID X. PRESTON & co
Detroit, Michigan
(n20u.
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Concert Hall.

This spacious Hall, on lower Broadway,
is now nearly completed, and is to be dedi-
Gated on Christmas Eve, by grand Terp-
sichorean Festival. The Hall is large one,
probably as large as any in the State, and
on that occasion let it be full to oveaowing,
onl
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Oueninr Of the Land Office.

The bright and youthful dancers meet,
With laughing lips and winged feet:
And golden locks come flashing by,
Like sudden sunshine thro' the sky"
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American Exchange ,Bsus, New York City.
y. p. Thoml,scrg q ~ j"
Bank Of ifiion, hfioh, MY
Bank of Cooperstown, Cooperstown, n. =.
Durkee Bullock, Bankers, St. Louis, No.
Onondasa County Ban1, Syracuse, v. q. aF
warren hank, Segah nanyers, Mas. 3
A. , Stavens Go. bankcrh ~ De&moines.
Henry FsT9ham &ress ~ IL n. n Rs chicseo, Ills.
Jno =. Henry, 9opt. - i \. \. q Uawenport Iowa
Cock, Sareent Downy, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
Western Marine K Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, n. T.
LIE Roy futile, Omaha City.
James q. Mitchell. ESQ., Florence n r
N b. Judd, ESQ, Chicago.
Acrchants', SAVINGS Loan h Trust Co., Chicago.
Corse, Snowden Cotse, Alexandra, Va.
J. y. Bennett Agt. EtDa Fire Insurance Company,
Cincinnati Ohio.
James Harlan. Y. 8. s., Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon. s. r. Curtis, y. G.. Kc.krk Iowa.
C3olbaugh Brooks, Bankers, Darlington. Iowa.
July 4-nlO-0 [Bugle copy.
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Notice..

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! FATAL ACCIDENT.

Charles Bruner, German covcrlet
weaver, was killed almost instantly, ir
Miltonsburg, on last Wednesday. a
number of persons were engaged in rails
ing n stable, and he had ascended ono
of the posts to adjust tenant, when the
bent upon which he was standing fell to
the ground. It. was a two story building
and be was half way odhe top. Asthe
bent neared the ground he sprang off, but
the plate above struck him in the back
crushing him to the earth. lie was car
ried to g. house and laid on . bed. lie
spoke but few words after the occur
renee, aud died in about an hour and a
hak. He had no relations in 'slhis part
ofsthe country except a little SON Ills
wife We have understood is in a lunatic
asylum, ,-sa ls.f7.s S
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noppted the :t1ron<, and bis p1>
tent looks giyH some s}Eength to tie l|6zl
satisfactory reports t!sat are current 81 4 =
|stateFof his hsalth and his habits Of life q
|eWhat those shnsatisfS fSsfory reportss m67'
|a1ave been, am unabISzte say, bnt / csi<
tainly saw nothing about his apueara1cc
10 Justify such an attack Hiss comp1o9x
ios wasfelear and rudy eyiprii1g 1IE
state Of heaitlr He has i fathcrt ro6dS
looking face, and looks 6 he =Eer1d
like to be at .'peace with all the world and
the rest. Of mahki1d. pfifa ahd kks lb& let
alone: His eye is large, full and sparkline.
with a mixture Of good humor and bsnss-
olence.. He wears bis whiskersla "a ~
'tasr, coming down half way on his checks
and running across hisuppe lipy pyDun3
he wares mustache, which is exceedingly
becoming to him. On horseback he sits
and looks 'severy inch king.n
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Horse-Thief Acquitted.

aBeargs, the horse-tliief who has been
in Jail here for some months past was ac-
quilted by the jury on Thursd,y last.
There was no doubt. we believe, but what
he stole the horse, but the jury were of
the opinion that he was not IF sound
mind. lie appeared to be about IS or
90 years Of age. and, for a lad who has
not sense enough TO be sent to the ren;-
Tertiary, is very troublesome to olis neigh.
bors. - -
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Three Days Later From EurS5e.
An American Horse the WINNER sat tbs
New Market Races


New YORK, Oct 2s.---The Persia az
rived at Sandy Hook, with 1200. 900
specie. ~ fl1egIa9 silA s.sF 8ai EEs,7
1t is reported that President Bachanan
has written letterlto Mr. Dallas pl3de-
ing that the international laws shall be
tstrictlv enforced.
There is fearful panic in money = aiiairs
tat Vienna, and also q financial crisis Crisis IN.
London. The banks of Holland and Bel.
Iglum have advanced the rates of discount.
on account oflarge arrivals of Australian
gold in London. American securities
were active and fuctnating, but we're clo-
sing steady.
The detail of news furnishes nothing In
teres stingg!to the telegraphic desPatchessz
The accounts concur in .prononncipg the
prospects Of the Europeans more cheeripg
--the letters confidently express the opiin-
ion that the nexu'mall vii carry t0 Eng
land the news of the fab of Delhi. 1.-THE.
'mntiners are represented as,snearlY ex-:
hansted and fast leaving the city. The
Russian naval expedition for China had
left Constandt. szana9
Mr.. Ten Brooks horse Belle hasawon
the cup at the New Market races.
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RI H e 8PIRIr G2l.
EgAs AsEa4AVAa4

The office Of Che esprit
has been removed to the foehl
ON the first tloer over Okey,s
store, where we would be pleas
cd to receive money for new
subscribers, and a few hundred
dollars long since due, from
oieia IF. sssa;
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ATR0CIOUS MURDER +. 4.sa
Brutal Outrage. Perpetratedl
THEvILLAlNs STILL AT LARGEn
RAISE A REWARD. FOR THEIR
;sE sAPPREHENSION..! 4sgia n

:
We are called upon to chronicle the
most revolving and brutal murder ever
pefpetrated in this part Of the country.
The circumstances, as near. as we have, law,
been able to learn them were about as fol,
lows: e 81. al,l-.5..t. is
A girl named Allen, aged II or l S
years, living in Salem township. about
miles from The river, left home to go to a
neighbors house where she was employed
to york. This was on Sunday the;lsth
Of 0etober, and nothing more was heard
of her until last Wednesday, when her
body was found: the .neighbor for whom
abe was going to work supposing that she
was detained at home, and the family sup
posing she was at the neighbors, nothing
wrong was suspected by any one.
The body was accidentally discovered
by lad who was crossing the field where
1t lay. He ran and alarmed the neigh
bors Who hurried to the spot From the
,,ds...,oas !. !. sn,,,,os. H., ,,...a,
~. : M : VIZ W.
o1.ss nas pe.pe'fa'eu 7 pon 'ne person
previous 70 the murder e1i8s
The killing was done by stroke or
strokes on the head with 4 stone. sIsg. Il
n ;st safd s,,at s,,,,,o 4, II
II, s, .Is.sss,s s. liz, ~ ~, $50, .
s.'esu - NY l'caa caapcliatots .noush ~ Inc
present whiting no arrests have been made.i
The relatives of the murdered girl are
poor oend unable toi,;ov Il I,yrs rerv,,rdF
r.s...l.5 e. -.
- s =. @ .-s,s -. - - ''0n : 80. 1e-
etH sulSsons - sne''el ING l'lnoss eAer-.
tions iaf ana near, lof the. detection and
puuishnsnts of the nlurderers. / No man
will refuse to contribute Tor such nm oh
;ece sge 900 ~ aoes ~
a.' l 8
~ .'ss s's Ae0' = PC pts' ~ 4
sse selolct o. Inc .Sofpner =; Jufy!s Itas
as follows; i i y'iis.l sl
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Peterson's Magazine.

This popular Lady's Magazine will be
greatly improved for 1858. Mrs. ANN
S. STEPHENS, Mrs. Ed. r N. SouTII-
WORTH ant. all the best writers, will CON
tribute regularly. It's Fashions are al
ways the latest and ,prettiest;, its steel En-
cravings magnificent; its Patterns for the
Work Table, its Households Receipts, &C.,
almost countless The price is but Two
DoILAhs ayear, or Q dollar less than Mag.
azines of its class. Il is the Magasine
for the times. To Clubs it isscheaper still;
VIZ: three copies for $, or eight for $40;
With q splendid premium to the person
getting up the Club. Specimens sent
gratis. Address
CHAREES y. PETERSON,
S06 CheSnIit S;rept Pbila delobia
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OHIO SENATE.

The. following IS the list Of member
elected TO the State Senate Black. Re
Epuhiicans in Roman; Democrats in Nalsc
8 ls- Hpmilton-4 Nm. s. Hatch, e. B
La'sgdoa, Charles 9Honaas.
2--Butier and Warren --Laursns Smith
s-Montgomery aud Preble--Henr!
.Schfed'cr.
h I f. Crment aud Brown ". p. Kin
roid s-535s L2 "
z5-Greene,a Clinton and Fayette-.
james J. Winans
G-Ross and Highland-W. IT. Sat
ford.
Adams, Pike, Scioto and Jackson
Geo. Corwihe tE4I
s-Lawrehce, Gallia, Meigs and Vim
ton Patrick Mu'dock. - =-
9---Athens, Hooking and Fairfield
Newto,s .Schleigh.I
9a10--Franklin and Pickaway; Aug. l.
PerrH.l slsa1 5i E.fla aa
l1-Clark, Champaign and Madison
Sanf S. Henkle. ase a5 eaG 't.a
I2-Miami, Darke and Shelby; DR.
Isaac ~ Gard. sspoa7 80 r,t5.za@8 i!as
al3-Logan,. Union, Marion and Har.
din; G. H. Catch. .sa7os9'
a14-Washington and Morgan; Davis
Green.7ua al g ~ = 54@oa 81
l5-Muskingnm and Perry; Ezekie
16-Delaware and Licking; ". b.
Reed. ski Is 1.. rs. ~
l7-Knox and Morrow; Davis Miles.
18--Coshocton and Tuscarawas; DR..
l9-Guernsey and Monroe; NJ Nor
ro'c- IL FL aasfj so 4a hsas ~
20-Belmont and Harrison; Isaac Hol.
loway. 4lsfz ~
2I-Carroll and Stark; John " Chap
man.
22--Jefferson and Columbiana; Joseph
G.. McCleary. u
23-Trumbull and Mahoning; Robert
W. Taylor. ..a cor ll..
2i--Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga;
Darius Caldwell. .as.s.s. squ no
25-Cuyahoga---Wm. Slade, jr.y1a7
26-Portage and Summit; DR.. George
p. Ashmun In sqsssA re tesa
27-Medina and Loraiu; Herman Cam
field. FT sag 4 20 fs
2S-Wayne and Holmes; D. j JPerLey.
y2smAshland land Richland; James
CantaceH. ,iee 4q',ft d xe sd div .ui
30-Huron. Erie, Sandusky and OF
lava; Ralph P .Bpeklaud. seaair, 81 lis.
:! 3l-Seneca, Crawford and Wyandot;
Robert AesKely. - az.
32,,--ssMiercer, $ Auglaize,p Allen, Van
Vert, Paulding, Defiance and Williams;
isdscin W Phelps. 4.as .3gf,ios Ii -
z s3--Hancock,s Wood, Lucas, Fulton.
Henry and Putnam; Josiah ~ Westeot.
Democrats. 81; Republicans. l4.4so 5.
The Twenty, first. District composed Of
Stark and Carroll, will be contested.