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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16
TALL SUPPLY.-BOOKS, PAPERS, AND
/ MAGAZINES, AT FRENCH'S Book ana

INALL SUPPLY.-BOOKS, PAPERS, AND
i MAGAZINES, AT FRENCHS Book and
Periodical Depot.
| have received a full assortment of School
Books Engish and Classical Day Books; jour
nails; Ledgers; Memorandum Books; Bank Books;
Time Books; Pass Books, and almost every kind
and description OF Blank Books. A large as.
sortment OF Letter, Cap Note, and Printing Pa.
per; Printing Cards, all sizes and CoIors; Gard
Boards; Envelopes, al! sizes, shades, and colors
A splendid assortment OF Gold Pens; Fine Pocket
Knives; Porte Monaies and Purses; Bibles {;
Prayer Books; Hymn Books, OF all denomlna.
tions; Backgammon Boards; Chess Boards and
Chess Men; States; PeRcIs, Lead and Slate. A
general assortment OF Standard and Miscellane-
Gus Works; Juvenile Books, large assortment;
Checks and Notes OF the different Banks; Drafts,
etc. all of which, with thousand other things
TOO numerous TO mention, will be sold on the
most accommodating terms.
Paul Larvon, or the Scourge OF the Antilles,
story OF ship and shore, by Sylvanus Cobb, r.,
price l6c.
All the Papers for this week, including The
Ledger, Leslie, Harpers Weekly, &c. Nc, on
hand and for sale sep 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

JULIUS DIENELT-DENTIsT, ALExAs-
Il pR1I. Va. Office, II, Washington street;
north of King, cas-, side-Ofers his professional
services to those desiring them. Particular al
tention paid to the insertion Of Artificial Teeth
nov Sly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

ERENCH WORK! FRENCH Work.
L We have just received by Express, large
and beautiful assortment OF French Work, such as
Collars (Cambric and Swiss)
Cambria Fiounclnes
Cambric and Swiss Sets, ,(very Handsomely
Cambria and SWISS Edgings
Mourning Collars &c, &c.
We would call the attention of the Ladies 10
these goods, and request call from them before
making their purchases. >-
sen Ia TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16
COAL,

81 shall be in constant receipt during
sSru1n 11 season, of RED and WHITE ASH
tnnACllE COAL, and, also, keep always
NINE Ha stock of LUMP, RUN OF THE
4. .b, w., and FINE CUMBERLAND COAL, Of
n,,sa. S quality, which offer for sale at lowest
iy f.!es. D. BOYD SMITH,
~u Daingerfsld's Wharf.
LC'lO tons West "Lehish," broken
s,,' saa Egg size WHITE ASH COAL, q su-
t.D Nnele, for sale at very low prices, if ts'
@m vessel. [ie Isl WHEAT 4 BRO.
WooL purchased By
" NH WHEAT & BR0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

nECElyED THIS DAY, AT GEO. SIG
II, GERS Book and Periodical Store IS Prince
street, opposite The Go.stte OGt"
The hortcuturist and Journal OF Rural Art
and Rural Taste, price lSc.
Ballous Dollar Monthly for October, i0c.
Frank Leslie's Atlantic Telegraph Pictorial,
cts.
Harrers Telegraph Supplement, Sc.
n Ledger, n. Y. Mercury, n. Y. Weekly,
Frank Leslie's Paper, Ballou's Pictorial, Har-
per's Weekly Waverly Magazine, Flag OF Our
Union, True Flag, Yankee Privateer, n. Y.
Clipper, n Y Picayune, Boston Pilot Irish
News, Weekly Herald, Weekly Novelette,, Ma
tional Police Gazette, U. $. Police Gazette, Por.
ters Spirit, and all the Magazines for SePtem-
Der on hand and every thing else in the cheap
Book and Periodical Line, at prices to suit the
times. sep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

"OUSE.KkEPING ARTlCLES-ihe he at
tention Of House keepers and others, is
invited to the stock Of GOODS on hand, at No
II, Royal street, near the market adapted to
Housekeeping purposes, embracing great va
rely such as
Japaned Toilet Sets, Wash Bowls
KNIFE Cleaners, Knife Boxes. Lemon Squeezers
Sugar Boxes. Painted and Cedar Buckets
Sp,ttoons. Brittania Lamps, Tin Plates
Tin Pans, Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Sugar Bowls
Spice Boxes, and thousand other things too
tedious to mention. Particular attention is
called to the PLATED FoBKs, SpOoNs NC, sod
by the subscriber, which surpass the goods
generally sold as to quality and hnlsn-nis
prices have been based upon the CASE prlncipie'
and every effort will be made TO please For
sale. also. all kinds OF Cutlery Scis ors, Jacks,
Shovel and Tongs, and almost every article In
our line used in Housekeeping.
ang 20 JOHN +. CREIGHTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

LEXANDER'S KID GLOVES, for Ladies
~ and Gentlemen; Buck Gauntlets for La
dies; Steel Spring Skirts, best article, Just re-
ceived and for sale by
10 BRYAN, ADAMS & co.
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pAxrwAKE. CUTLERY, &C.


DUUDERS. FARMERS, ELACKSMlTHS,
u COACH MAKERS. &c.-Just received
and fer sale in any quantity to suit, at low
prices an assortment of GOODS in the above
named lines such as
Cut and Wrought Nails; Finishing Nails
Screws; Hinges; Locks Bolts
Combination Hand saws (new article
H and. Pannel ard Tennor Saws
Cross CUT, it, ard Mil Saws
Log, Trace, and Halter Chain; Spades
Shovels; Forks; Rakes; Hoes; Churns
Bramble >cythes; Straw Knives; Hay Knives
Horse Shoeing and Nail Rcd Iron; Horse Shoes;
Horse Shoe Nails; Minor 4 Horton's Plough
Castings; Plough, Carriage, and Tire Bolts;
Stock and Dies; Files, OF all sorts; Carriage
Laces and Finges; Enamel ed Canvass, OF as
sorted qualities; Carriage krobs Carriage
Tacks; Turned Hubs; Carriage Pals, and "a
great many other articles, for sale a. low prices.
aug 27 JOHN +. CREIGHTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

DRUSHES AND COMBS-A very large
ID supply of Fine Tooth Brushes very fine
English Hair Brushes; Horn Gutta Percha, and
Buffalo Dressing Combs Gutta fercha Poe ket
Combs also, Ivory and Horn Fine Tooth Combs,
just received and for sale by WIN. A HART,
No. l09 King-st., cor. Of Pitt.
UrSiqn of the Golden Mortar sep 3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

RICH SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER,
1858.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

TRESH SPICES FOR PICKLES.-White
and Black Mustard Seed, Coriander Seed,
Caraway do, Celery do, Mace, Nutmeg, White
and Black Pepper, Long Pepper African Pep
per, English Garlic, Turmeric, Jamaica Ginger,
Cloves, Cinnamon, &c, Just received, and lor
sale by J. A MlLBuRN, Druggist
aug 25 N E cor. OF King and Wash sts.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

lRUGS, SPICES, &c.--Lnseed Oil; White
IL Ginger; Dally's Pain Extractor; Chrome
Green; Acetate OF Potash: Vaenanate OF Zinc;
Ethereal Oil; Lamp Wick; Allspce; Celery
Seed; TurmerIc; Lyons Magnetic Powder; Oil OF
fennyroyal; Cayenne Pepper; Arnca Plasters;
Brown Windsor Soap; Castor Oil; Bath Bricks;
Vienna Matches; 0at Meal; Tamsrind-: just re.
ceived, and Tor sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE, Jr.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

A RTHUR'S PATENT SELF.SEALlNG
n CANS AND JARS may be used year after
year. Full directions for putting up fresh
Fruit, Tomatoes, &c, accompany them. For
sale at the manufacturer prices, by
jy l9-2m JOHN OGDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

DICH VELVET CARPET.-We have in
II, store few pieces OF beautiful VELVET
CARPET OF superior make and very rlcn
styles, which will be sold as graat bargain
Call soon before they are gone.
aug 90 S. & w. .MEYENBERG, Sarepta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-16

CPTCES, &c-Nutmegs; Mace Cloves; Cele.
- ry Seed; Coriander; Black and White Mus,
tard Seed; Carraway and Anniseed; Green Gin
ger; Jamaica Ginger; Garlic; Cinnamon; Tur'
merlc; Black, White, and Long Peppers; Tonqua
Beans; Favoring Extracts, OF all kinds; Mus.
tard; Red Pepper; Ground Ginger and Ground
Spices, of all kinds, for sale by
aug 81 n. COOh W.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-17
Later from Utah.

The mail from Utah Territory has arriv-
ed. 1t left Camp Scott on the LIST Of March,
and the progress which IL made, shows that
it was little detained by snow Or bad wealth
er. ~ "s' "
The news is not of any very great inter-
est. The forces under Colonel (now Gsn-
eral Johnston were almost without excep-
ton, in fine health, and were anxiously
awaiting determination on the part Of the
commander of the expedition, to move upon
Salt Lake City. General Johnston was not
himself unwilling to push on the march, and
it was the general impression that he would
not wait for reinforcements before making
the attack. He had o regular and effective
force of 1890 men, and near 1000 animals
in good condition.; in addition to which.
there was a large volunteer force compose
ed of teamsters and Others AL communi.
cation to and from Salt Lake City had boon
entirely prohibited, and but little Was
known of the intentions or preparations Of
the Mormons to resist the entrance Of the
troops. y 1 :
Dispatches from Gen. Johnston, were re-
ceived by this mail, which will be immedi-
ately forwarded to Washington. When
published, We shall be advised more clearly
Of the course which he designs to pursue n
the spring campaign. Our impression Is,
that 90 soon Is supplies reach him from
Fort Laramie, and Capt. Marcy returns from
New Mexico, that he Will at once march 70
Salt Lake City.-Republicdn.
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Proceedings u Cemmsn Council.
Council CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
~ 90 -s,-z S CO April 10, 1858. !
The Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. ,ss,s9-. Y.s 10 .et,..g. y
Present.-The Mayor and Aldermen Al
LEN, CASSIDY, COCHRAN, CARPENTER, LEWIS,
NYE, Rooms, SHOEMAKER and TREYNoR.
Minutes of last meeting read and approx
ed. "5 ' .'
D.. S.. jackson, Street Supervisor for
last year, submitted report, which on mo-
ton of Mr.. TREVOR, was referred to the
Committee on finance. @a
The Chair read an opinion of r. L.
DOUGLASS, in regard to Madison Dagger's
title to the Mill Race in Washington Ave-
nue.. The opinion given, was adverse to
Mr.. Dagger's title. .,..-.s..s. g..
The following resolution was offered by
MIR. ALLEN: r.ta4 g-..-q.r a.ss s..s ss
Resolved, by the Common Council, that
tho City Supervisor be directed to cause
Washington Avenue to be graded and i'm
proved, and the Mill Race to be filled up,
which is hereby doel.red /. .sis.nse-" ~
On the motion to adopt said resolution,
Mr.. TREYNoR called for the yeas and nays,
which resulted as follows: ~te-~a
Z Those voting yes, were Msssrs. ALLEN,
COCHRAN, CARPENTER, LEWIS, NYE and
SHOEMAKER. -SI48S~E ? 81 SSA s'kE,dsA
Those voting nay, were Messrs. CAsADY,
RocERs and TkEYSoR, so the resolution was
adopted.
Mr.. LEWIS offered the following resolu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted.
Resolved by the Common Council Of the
City of Council Bluffs, that the Supervisor
be and hereby is instructed to- repair the
abutments Of the bridge across the slough,
on the road to Omaha. .apas rss..ss3 /. 49,.
Mr.. LEWIS offered a resolution which was
unanimously adopted, directing the Super
visor to drain the water off the South side
Of Broadway, between the Robinson House
and Market street, and requiring him to
place culvert across Broadway, at the
crossing of Market street. -''
An ordinance defining the boundaries of
Madison street, was presented by Mr.. TREY
NOR, and read FIRST time, when the rules
were suspended and the ordinance passed.
An account in favor of j. L. Forman,
for services as Marshal, in full to March
10Th, 1858, was allowed for ~. 1913 II.
The following accounts were referred to
the Committee on Claims. -.
One for So in favor Of E. Briggs, for
work with team at Slough Bridge. va
One for $27 so in favor Of Joseph Sher-
man for work with, team on the enbankment,
near the river, in the spring of 1857. y =,
One for 81, in favor of N. Russell, for
work on Broadway extension. On motion,
the Council adjourned. sa w
Attest: FRANK STREET,
City Recorder.
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Western lewa-.Monsna County.
A. .>na.k alAnA:o. e.. H.. aonnk

At the recent election in this county, thu
subject of relocation of the County Seat,
was submitted to vote Of the people. Ash.
ton and Onaws, were the contestants, the
latter bearing Of the prize, by a majority
Of IS votes. Onawa is town of but a
years. growth, yet we understand it contains
population of three hundred. 1t is situa-
ted near the Missouri river, in heavy tim
bered, and ine agricultural region, and is
claimed as the terminus of the Air Line
Railroad. There are several saw-mills in
operation in the vicinity, afording plenty Of
lumber for building purposes. The propri-
stors of the town are enterprising and lib
eral, and seem determined to build up a
hodcl village. They have laid out Gem
essry, contiguous to the town, donated =
block Of lots in the town for the benefit Of
an academy, and have made ample prepar-
atoms for the erection Of houses of worship.
Agood school has been sustained during the
past winter, and arrangements have been
made for it's yearly continuance. The town
10 well supplied with good mechanics, who,
in turn, are well supplied with work. In
another respect, Ouawa has set an example
worthy Of imitation-no liqaor . sold or
allowed to be sold in the place. Having
now tho prestige and advantages of the
County Seat, Onawa is likely to wax strong
and saucy.r rags sHny-seHs R2sr
As evidences Of the prosperity of the Mis-.
souri, Slope, We are glad to note these things.
Wehope the various. towns of real merit, in
the valley of the Missouri, will flourish apace,
and We hope to have the pleasure of chroni-
cling the facts. The people Of this city are
deeply interested in the prosperity Of the
country north. All the towns are tributa-
ries to Council Bluffs, and all the people
locating north of Us, become endorsers Of,
and contributors to its continued growth and
greatness. Thus, by the extended improve
nents 70 the north and east, increased BUSH
nsss necessarily flows to this central point,
contributing to the upbuildisg Of great
commercial mart, at this place. No country
On the habitable glebe, offers greater in
daseasats to the immigrant, than Western
lows, and now is the time to come. The
Land O&ces are nov open for private entry,
and land can be obtaised ut less rates than
it viii command another year. Let tho tide
pour in upon us-it win meet with hearty
welcome, and eulninass in the highest pros
pssity TO al concerned. i III, Il
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Theatre.

A Theatrical troupe, under the manage
ment Of Mr.. J. G. Morrison, have been per-
forming in Sherman's Hall for several
evenings. We have attended several of
their representations, and have no hesitation
in saying we were well pleased with their
performances, and this is the unanimous
opinion of those who have been present.
The manager is not only clever gentleman
but IN excellent actor. Miss HELENA de-
serves and receives praises and commenda-
ton for the style and grace of her acting,
while MILE Aubrey is not only a fair actress
but a superior danseuse. Brace, in low
comedy, is very GOODIES Moines Jour
nal. .'-.+
The above Company have arrived in this
city, and will perform at Concert Hall to-
night. .-.-... ...r-s..s.. sr-r 80.
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Aetna Insurance Company.

SAN. s. CURTIS, has received the appoint
ment of agent in this city, for this we'll
known company, and is prepared to furnish
first-class insurance, to oil who may desire
it. As the character of the company needs
no endorsements our hands, it may suffice
the public to know, that the agent stands in
still less need Of commentator. Office No.
|, PaImer's Block, Second Story.
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The Rev. S. B. Guiberson preached on
Thursday evening last to = respectable con-
gregation, at the Methodist Church. We
are informed by those who were present
that the discourse was An excellent one, and
gave general satisfaction. An effort Is BE-.
ing made to secure the permanent location
of Mr.. q. in our city, which it 10 hoped may
succeed. s.- - =y...,. -
Mr.. Guibsrson has recently BEEN engaged
in conducting . Revival and Psosrncssd
Meeting in Central Iowa, where his Efforts
have been attended with remarkable sue
cess. He 10 at prssent employed in ipau-
gurating revival ct Council Blufs. - Oma-
Ia Tina. s.
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TWe see it stated that Gen. CoScHA
has granted permission for the publication
of newspaper, in the English language, in
Havana. 1t will be styled the Cuban Mes
senger, - and, We doubt not, will be undes
the control of a genuine 'schip' from Yam
keedom. This is the first time such permit
has been granted, though repeatedly applied
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CYAN old member of the Pennsylvania
Legislature, who maintained his seat and
popularity for, a number of years, always
voted ssno' when O vote was recorded;
s'for, ]" said he when asked his reason, swhen
a good law passes, no one looks for the yeas
and nays on it-when a bad one passes, they
ALWAYS dop ,e@
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R.P. T. Barnum is getting on his legs
again. He has lately resumed the manage
ment Of his Museum in New York city, and
IS iaboring with Extraordinary vigor and skill
to make it pay. He has lately received twen-
ty-seven thousand dollars insurance on
Iranistan, aud is making preparations to re-
build it.
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noNPAsaEIL ron orricE.s

Tho facilities in this establishment for neat and expe
tious Job Printing, are not surpassed in the State
The materials are all entirely new, comprising Ill the
%c together wthtNo PoWsr JOB Prssses, Of the best
minsssRs. 1t will ever be tho ambition and deter
ri. ~ Ahe pfopFo&0n nat all work executed Ut
tnres shall be distinguished BY the fea-
co,rertnsss and sssustituts II nonpsreik namely,
.nce ~ ths nronr;e,ar s. The personal supeyintend-
anos q every joe We invite Ss:snsss, with sSs assn
faeilise4 will enable q to execute ali osa.
y d. in smaner Aevsf before attempted "a. cts
nor surpassed in the State. $780, sia's'
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ATTENTION COMPANY!

PL.lz.vx 0R.N:A.A1JNHAE RkkNEAB6,
would respectfully iaform their
friends, aaA she public in general,
2sthat they are now prepared % DO
60 all work in their line. HOUSE b
SIGN PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, GLIDING,
GRAINING, GLAZING, &c.
N. B. All work warranted to be done in workman
lie manner. Shop one door west Of Shows Auction
nsoa- So sssxs fss-sm ]
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Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City and
Florence Packet. s@aeS.

Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City and
Florence Packet. saeS
Fer Flsrence, Omaha City, Csuueil Bauffs,
Dellevue. St. Mary's Wyominx Ciey, LinAen,
BfsWnsville, LEVEL. Oregon, white Cloud,
lows Point, Savannah, st. Joseph, &C., &c.
THE ENTIRELY NEW, SWIFT
and elegant passenger steamer, Mn
- =. E-HA-HA, Capt G. r. BAKER, W. H.
Scuddcr, Clerk, will run ~ . regular
packet the above and intermediate points, contnung
in the Blu City trade during the entire boating
son. = F-=34
Captain Baker, thankful to the public for its very
generous support bestowed upon the Admiral while
der his command, hereby begs leave tender his
acknowledgements, and TO solicit for his new boat con-
tnuance Of its confidence and patronage pledgng
firing exertions Of himself and officers to give full sat
isfacti0n to those with whose business he may be
honored. The Iin-e-ha-hah WAS built expressly for
the Council Bluns trade under the special supervision
Of Capt Baker, who has spared trouble expense
TO make her number Missouri River steamer and
begs TO assure his friends that she 10 most admirably
adapted to the wants OF the river, being Of great
strength ligktncss Of draught easincss Of model and
such application Of machinery, a must make her
commodaticns Of superior order snd not exceled by
those Of any boat in the river combining ali the most
modern Improvements that safety, comfort pleasure
could susges in short in all her appointments moth
ing wilbe wanting belonging to those Of FIRST class
passenger steamer: JOSEPH MCINTYRE, Agent,
n2-u No 90 Leevee Commercial Street.
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1857. .. -..~n -. ..- 1857.
Spring 4 Summer arrangement.
Omaha 4 Council Bluffs
HR
Omnibus Line +!

Chdr1ered b. the Legislature Of Nebraska.
two -FOUR HORSE oMNIBUsEs WILL RUN BE-
tween the above places daily.
Leaves C0uncil Bluffs every morning, at O'Clock, A
NJ and returning froln Omaha In time to dine ut Coun.
Gil Blu1s d I, ~.
Leaves Council Rum II O'Clock, n, and returning
At 9, r.
ne above time viii b Observed until further notice.
nlA-u H. D. HARL.
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CO At Weston, Mo-, the "root Of oil
evil'' has completely "gin eout." The
Argus says, that "never, since the Jews
made the Golden Calf, has money been SO
hard to get hold of. The money shavers 60
clean to the hollow" f '='
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60 The bill for the admission of Mime
sofa passed the Senate on the 7th inst, with
but three dissenting votes, Clay, Kennedy
and Yulee. The bill, as it passed the Sem
ate, contains preamble and two sections,
admitting il as State, and allowing it two
REPRESENTATIVES. a"Ef - E... '.s...
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r.ei1ie RailfsaA.
n. A, January

Tbi. Missouri packet arrived at our levse
on the 18th inst, bound for Sioux City ana
Fort Randall. She brought some twenty pas
.enoers but very little freight. 4
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O. A special election will be held in
this State, on the 2sth day of June, for
the purpose of voting on the State Bank bill
and the Free Banking act,
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o. Without wasting words about it, it
may as well be set down, that the SLATER"
rains have ended, for the present, and that
fair weather has again dawned upon US.
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zco.PARTNENsl4lP NOTICE,

TINE Undersigned las successors to the late firm Of
i GREENE, WEARE 4 BENTON,) have this day
formed Copartnership, under the style and firm Of
BRNTON.A TOWN. for the purpose Of trAnsacting ,
kenera Exchange and Banking Business. q
As Nj. BENTON, the resident and acting Partner Of
the late firm Of GREENE, WEARE BENTON, Is con-
nected with the new House. there will be material
change in the business. Mr. Town, formerly Of Egm,
Illinois, is well known to the business community In
that vicinity and also in New York. Our constant aim
Will be to merit the confidence and patronage Of the pub
lie. THOMAS H. BENTON, IN.
"a ,. -. 80 a JOSEPH J. TOWN.
Council Hufb, Iowa, August 10th, 1857 -nl6-2m
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c. Hon. JAMES HARLAN, will accept our
thanks for various public documents, re-
ceiyed lately. .... s. -.l