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cirte, mOlte &c Der Sersosin ron Srleuns Das
ibr ern Der iranSGliden Sammer bemiQiSte
@ittbum b~elafien. Die SerScsin lebnte rieies
Nuerbieten alb. Sine Stanoalseididte, pie man
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meiiter mOrsanatil& sebeiratbet, laciut un6e'
9riincet.
Ser5csin bon Orleans NAT ieoenfaQS
cine ousge3eidnete 6rau, bic unter nur etmas
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pclitiiden @eididte Srantrel4s uno @uropa's
bitte ipielen tSnnen. (Weltl. Yof.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-10
Nelrcs RpbfcnsQlrnnocmcnt

Die baltimore &obler<@ GWpa9nie
lit BON 8Ublen. Gpnfumenteno In ibieler @tabt uufaeforber
Hurben, cine Gssmtur fur ben ausf<s6Ii6en gerfduf tbrct
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20 III 81. u.s. Henry Kraft's t.a 7s'''
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Bum Serf1nf

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uno anbere, bic an BOrc Dareu, mertea nod
permiBt.
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fraten ncminirteu Scbn 9. WeuS
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BET saaatser Ditterune wtrbeu BITE Grpsrtnleate i'm @ar.
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betttts tattsefunben, ipa ndAfea 8rettae oea II. Suat, Abeabs
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lDie Neb.l
Neue MuSei0en.
Gnncnrhia 8aneNereiin,

OF Sir 5srra ausufus Srf& Iisst Elm Yrief in ter 81
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10 @ufe Stele.

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fpridt une etras bonn YuBnta6en Serfspt, UNI In elHem Yu
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eernetnen an, tat &c tets bic bsaen bsutf1en uno tranarlttfsi
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n1erfletber an 6dnb baben. 3erren, wel1e etnen pubthen 2u
aua mint den, wtrben prompt unb biutg beptent.
AS- Eurntletbsr pert.R BON benz beFen Stptf Gneetertt8t
(Mat22-S) s.
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TerStn dno y a b NJ,
Merchant TaiIOr.

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Serferttst ole Irtsn Serrentlsioer mao neaefsr Wtube; aug
anb Hets bic neuefea unb benen StOGe fur SCmmer. uO
Wlnterfleber ~SprrGtbis. Meine 5reanOe unS @6nner, mel"
DE untA befu&en, werbe th tets prompt ~ bebtenea fu&en.
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Mrbeit Na@peifnnsS 8nrcau,

Inter &nffat r. DsatfGen @efea9aft."
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Gbriftiam Wuner,
D.. Merchant Tailor,

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bait fttsa Dor rGtbte cine ero6t Muswabl franSSff6$ uno
oeutrbes Iuh unb Gaff MIR, unb ~Serfsrti8t 8letper mad nsue-
Her Wpbe. Mu& balte tb tets cine MuS@apl ferttse 8letper
an 6anb, welNe Id m6slihf btlip perfaufe.
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Neriduut

SIM beutf6sn Nrbeitstareau us. 8 NOrtb SrebertdRras
l @iert tn sinsnts StOrt, 1RBdrterper, 2 &afpGrtsr, l Wtann
etne Gft9tabrit. 2 Wtann wel6e ben gDsin6au Serae6en,
Satnarbetters 1 @drtner, 2 Wann auf eta Steamboat a
Oedarpetter, . .&naben UNI Ssf6afte su srlernsn, ebenfO FL
otelen gnsn tar etne SauBamme Qpbn l$12 ben Wtrmat,
eentl9e DtaoGeaS tar cine anneritanitGe 8amilte, 2 Gimme
0aasarssit. Sutsr aDbn pirb ~ssssbsn.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-16
The Leak in The Cable Mode Of Determining
It's LOcoIity.

The statement that the breach in the ca
bile IS from two to three hundred miles from
Nalentia, has no doubt suggested TO many
the question. How can its locality be deter
mmrd! On this point the London observer
says:
"Strangc as it may seem, the electrician
has the power of ascertaining, by means of
the electric fluid itself, the locality of the
tiny outlet 10y which it escapes into the sea
Some time since a most ingenious piece of
mechanism WAS made, by which the electric
lty could be weighed the fluid being made to
act upon the magnet; and this, upon the end
Of nicely poised steelyard, would tell with
accuracy the weight of the current trans
mitted from the other end of n wire at a
long distance. Following out this expert
ment, we believe first shown by Professor
Faraday, at the Royal Institution, other
electricians have arranged a very sensitiv e
piece of machinery, by which the amount of
resistance opposed to the passage Of the
electricity by the conducting wire nav be
correctly ascertained. The amount of re-
s'stance offered through the whole length
OF the Atlantic cable, or even one half of it.
is something very much larger than any
which can be marked by the delicate ma
ch'ncry hitherto employed upon shorter
distances OF wire. The consequence is that
the electricians have not yet been able sat-
isfaetorily to ascertain the place where the
cable is defective. One thing, however,
they are certain, that is, that the fault does
not occur within twenty or thirty miles of
Ireland, and We are informed that within
the first two OF three hundred miles the con-
tinuty is still perfect and complete. Be-
You'd this distance all is still doubt and un-
certainty, and it is idle nt present to spscu-
late upon the subject. Should the defect be
found to exist iu the deep parts of the sea,
tho public must be content to hear that for
the present the Atlantic Telegraph is fail
ure.S
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-16

Best Rag Hearth Rug Mrs. 8. Clinton. 90
Res, Bed Spread, Mrs. g. c. FeIlows.......... 90
End Best Mrs 8. Kter. ................-.. %
Best Collection Flowers, J. E. johnson. 90
Best Collection yerbenas, J. r. johnson 10
Best Collection DahIias, =. +. johnson. $3.50. 20
Best Bcquet, J. Z. Johnson ................... W
Best Basket Of Grasses Mrs. WV Msypsrd... 90
Best Basket Of Flowers. Mrs II. Eyerett....... %
Best pair Boots, Louis Zurmuechen... 90
2nd Best, T. Donovan. .............."..'..." w
Best Specimen Dentistry, DR.. L. l. Woodbury.. 90
Best Oriental Pointing, Mrs. ". ". 1ayner 90
Best Card Marking, G. c. Fellows............. %
Best Specimen CT Printing, J. f. Johns"n..-... W
Rest Oil Painting, Frontier Scene G. Simons. ! 90
Best Monochromatic Painting, J. Henshail...... %
2nd best Miss Julia NJ Dodge. ............... W
Best Fancy Sketch, Ernest Fisher. %
Best India Ink Sketch. G. n Dodge. .......... 90
Best Ambrotypes J. 7. Glendenin. %
Best Aeanotypes. J. A. Todd. .........'.....'. w
Pencilng, 'Child years old"........'....... W
Best Worsted Needle Work, Mrs. j. +. Cassidy. w
end Best Mrs. c. johnson .................... w
3rd Best, Mrs. n Markley.. 90
Best Thread Needle Work. Mrs. ". l. Cooper. 90
End Best, Mrs. A. Graham. .................,. w
3.d Rest, Mrs. j. D. Test. ] OO
Bes, SILK Needle Work, Mrs. W !. Cooper...... 90
Cad Best Mrs. G. C. Fellow.. 90
ard Best Miss Kate Lai:erty. OO
Best Braid Pattern, Miss Kate Laferty. 0O
Best Ottoman Covers, Mrs. W l. Cooper.....-. 90
Bes; Chair Seat Needicwork N ss Julia " Dodge on
Best Swiss Thread Work, Mrs A. D Robinson. l 90
Best Leather Work Raised, Mrs D. C. Biocner.. 00
Best Cr.tchet Work, Mrs. Thomas Henshall.... l 90
End best Mrs. Thomas Henshall. 90
Best pair Mttens Crochet Work, Mrs. Fellows. %
Bes, Embroidered Cellar, Mrs n. Lcavit...... l Oh
End Best, Mrs. N. Learitt. 90
Best Cotton Embroidery, Mrs G. G. Fellows. %
Best Embroidered Slippers, Mrs. C. Tuemlcr.... o.
Best Loaf Bread, Mrs. W NJ Pusey............ 0o
Bes, Light Cake, Mrs " N Pussy ............ 90
Best Sponge Cake, Mrs R l. Douglass. oo
Best Fruit Cake, Mrs W W Maynard. .......... Oo
Bes, Pound Cake, Mrs C Baldwin ...,.......... on
Best Greatest Variety Preserves, Mrs Henshal Ot
2nd best Mrs Baldwin. observation-disclosures. l oc
Best Tomato Preserves, Mrs Henshall ........ OF
Best Plum Preserves. Mrs Baldwin.......... l oC
Best Strawberries Preserved Mrs Henshal.... %
Greatest Variety of Pickles Mrs Fellows. l 0C
Best Plum Jelly. Mrs c Badw n.............. l O(
Best Muskmelhn Preserves, Mrs Baldwin...... oC
Best Native Wine, Mrs Everett. l OF
Best Fresh Gooseberries, Mrs Everett....... l 0C
Best Fresh Strawberries Mrs Clark........ l 0t
Best Fresh Raspberrios, MIS- Everett. oo
End Best, Mrs Clark. 90
Best Tomato Ca:sup Mrs Fellows. 0C
Best Spced Pickles, Mrs Hensha..... ...... l OF
Bes, Cucumber Sweet Pickles, Mrs g Fellows 90
Bes, Cucumber Sour Pickles. Mrs Fellows. 90
Best Apple Jelley Mrs Baldwin. oC
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ELECTION RETURNS.

We give below all the elections news re-
ceivcd, without, however, vouching for its
correctness:
Pottawattamic, go Dem. maj.
Mills, % 50 -"
Fremont, 30 "
Woolbu Y, p "
Harrison, Is Republican majority.
Page, Is Repub-
lean gain of over 100.
Shelby, 50 Rep. maj, a Rep. gain.l
Adams, 80 s. "
Cass, Is " -" "
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Contrary to what was indicated by frs,
reports, the election in Kansas has resulted
in triumph Of the Aboltionists. This
state Of things may be referred to several
cnuses, the chief Of which, so far rs the sec.
ton of Kansas contiguous to US is concern
ed, and of which we have personal knowl.
edge, is the want of unity on the part of the
Democrats. Doniphan county was in the
hands Of the Democracy if they had only
laid aside minor objections and brought ont
their full strength. We trust that this may
prove profitable lesson, and that better
state of things may ensue.-N. Joseph Ga
xeffe.
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The Atlantic Telegraph.

Another reason for the silence Of the At.
!antic Telegraph is given, to the effect thai
Professor Whitehouse was under contract
to be allowed to experiment for forty day.
after the laying of the cable, to be paid
$4,000 for his services, il successful
besides an annual salary Of f5, OO(
for twenty years, for the use of his
Instruments. II unsuccessful, Professo,
Thompson was to have the use of the line
70. fifteen days, at a similar salary; and in
the event of bis failure, Professor Huehes
to have it for twenty days, without stipala-
ton 40 to remuneration.
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At a Republican ratification meeting
IN New York, Horace Greedy remark ed with
reference to somebody's declaration that
the Republican, party was dead, that she
believed 1t would not die until it had ceased
to have an enemy to combat or an object to
pursue" As true as it is we'll said.
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Per Session Of Fire Month,
Dissolution of Partner,.;.

TNEE PARTNERSHIP OF THE FIRM orsx
l. PoRTERFIELD, is this day dissolved ai
consent All persons having Claims against ~ 80
Will present the same 10 S. n por,srs.,Ssr
Furniture Store occupied by him, and An 80 ~
debted 10 the nrm, will please make pa, rpe1, ~.
PorteTneld who is alone authorized u rscs' j
ceipt for the same. JAMES poe,rrnnd %
.,vus. ., ,e5se,, sAAL, n. P0RTERyIRl a
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POttavattamie COUNTY I....
FOR SALE BIZ
HORACE EVERETT,
Council Bluns. Io,.

| g Wqr S Or 20 7s, $40 acre. ,na,o,,,,-
I ~ spTinger's farm, mile. North a. torn ~
sE Or - 7e, $50 acres, on Mosquito. c..
bottom land miles above Judge BRYANT. a., ="
M E a. 8, n, 4I-S0 acres. i timber an n.
| toe creek, \ mile south Of Mr. farm
Or 3, II 4o-ls0 acres Silver creek bo,,r ,,,.
containing about 70 acres o: timber, the rosd T,,
! terbuEy's, in Shelby county.
! Sh n W ar; Ne Or n " or; ksW ar and ".
or 2 10, ie-2io acres kishnabofaus roj,,s -
ten land; on the Stage route east, mile ve.t q a,
Grove Joining 4 Slocun's and Judge James Ca
the south and Mr. Files and Flesher's on ;he ~,
mere is n" better body Of land in Western Low, a.
this; With plenty of timber and numerous ssuI.,.'
near.
Also " qrN W q; and n Or wqri II. s-s
acres mile east Of The above; bottom land via
So 5 " Or 10, and EqrsEqre, II. ss-,aoc.
SI,hnaboiany bottom and les north Of Sertar :,
near Cutzinser'f NAL; about 10 acres timber !, !.
tract; mile north Of the new State road
n Or and W =. rs, $50 acres, be,,an ,-
on inc Nlshhsooitany River, miles below Ness.
ana me same distance above lola and sdjoin,,s
Pierce's farm.
NV grsw q!a'; VIZ Or; and n Or S Frs
~ ar y; or; Eh NV or; sHqrStr
aud Or or % II. ss-soO acres on Pigeon m.
about miles above Reels mill, and l6 miles uor,
Council Butts "''' I
\ of Es- 10; Syl and S W or SEo-,5 :. A. 4.
Gil RluFs. .''4 We
E.. Va NWqr, and wa wcryvn-
i-eoo acres bottom. slope and upland prairie ar I.a
Piseon' % miles Of Council Bluffs abou, IS Are
Of timber This very hne tract for a large farm
i OF " 81 " or: and W y " or Is and II
Council Bluffs ' "~
-. Wqr; W. E or, and S warS EerS,Tg
-2eo acres bottom land, on Little Silver, mile, n,
of l.. J Chiits. ~
E'4 Z Or %; or and Wy or s. 49, -s
acres bottom land on Silver Greek, mIle. easaIIJ
Childs. '' -
Z. VI Or; and ". sEer1 10, 7s. al-Iso ,e-r &.
yer creek bottom land, i mile south Of bridge a ~
State road Ns' "
sEqrNw Or Is, rs $50 acres, mile north q,
Places md Fenner's farms
81 ar -; and S " srNw or %, IT sa-lsoyv
prairie south side Lew.n's Grove one mile frnm Mr.
town.
So Or, and or 10; SsXWer ands Var r.,
~. $3.50 acres on Nisbna BOTANY Al Lewn's Grove:
100 acres OF timber, balance bottom pfas and upland
adjoining Mr. True's and NJ Wrights farms.
" !. Or; n ar S " or; and S I OF NwgrE
70 9l-l3o SO acres, on Keg creek, mile Of R NJ
mill and = mile above Mr. Ninturn's farm and lsns
from Council Bluffs. Also single tract Of