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EXTRA SEssIoN--Itis understood
that Gov. Lowe, of Iowa, is about to
call an extra session Of the legislature
to determine the policy of issuing State
Bonds to be sold, and the proceeds
applied to the purchase of iron for rail-
roads now in progress through the
State Cincinnati Gazette.
The above is another illustration of
the saying +" if you want to hear the
news you must go away from home"
We don't understand" that Gov.
ernor Lowe has any present intention
whatever Of calling an extra session OF
the Legislature. Indeed we are very
confident he will issue no such call,
except there should be an unmis-
taxable and overwhelming call from
the people oft the State in behalf Of such
a measure.-[Gate City.
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Posting the Books.
IOWA.

We have NOT yet recei. ed the official vote Of
cur own State, but the majorities estimated by
us two weeks ago, are generally conceded 10
be nearly correct. The State ticket will have
not far from 5000 Republican majority ;-Cur.
It's, Republican for Congress in the LIST Dis.
trict, will have over 600 vandever in the 81
some $500. All the Judges are Republican
except Wilson, Lecompton DEM in the Du.
bnque District; Townsend, Ind. Dem. in this
District; and Sears, Ind. Dem IL the Distric,
in the South West corner Of the State,
INDIANA.
Average Democratic majority on State Tick
ct, except Judges, is 2,196. a Democratic loss
OF 1876. Average majority against Buchanan
on the Congressional vote at this election,
1915, loss since $50 Of l6.2O2 The Con-
gressional Delegation stands Republic ms to
8 Democrats. only one avowedly Administra-
tion. The Legislature is auti- Bright aud
Fitch.
Average Republican majority 1885, Con-
gressional Delegation, Is Republicans, Dem
ocrats.
PENNSYLVANIA
tSOpPosition majority 10000. Congress. 19
Republicans, 4 Anti-Lecompton Democrats,
2 Lecompton.
ILLINOIS.
Republican State ticket elected by some
5000. Congress 4 Republicans, s Anti.Le-
compton Democrats. The Legislature elect
ed is Democratic by some majority, but will
contain enough Buchanan members to defeat
the election Of Doug las according to the latest
news. This may or NAV not be so.
NEW YORK.
Republican majority 10000 in round num-
hers. Morgan, Rep. elected Governor. 26
Republicans. 3 Anti-i.ecompton Democrats,
and L.compton Democrats elected 10 Con-
gress.
NEW JERSEY.
All opposition, 3 Republicans, and Q Anti.
Lecompton members Of Congress.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Majority for Banks, Rab ,b!ican for Gov.
ernor, 5000. The IL members Of Congress
all Republican. Bnrlingamr reelected.
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
The following is the result for members of
Congress so far as elections have been held:
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A Pointed Reply to an imperti-
nenl Charge.

The Republicans arc obliged to get
up new set of principles every year.
- Washington, Union.
The Democrats do not wait a year.
They have dozen different sets of
principles in the same campaign. They
occupy nearly as many platforms as
there are States. Ask what Democ-
racy is, and you will receive totally diff
ferent answers, according to whether
you inquire in New York or New Or
leans, Mobile or Albany. They believe
in the English swindle in Maryland,
and denounce it in Illinois. They love
the Union in the District of Columbia,
and hate it in the port of Charlestown.
They decry fillibusterism in Massachu-
sets, but they fit out ships for it in
Louisiana. They spit upon the bred
Scott decision in Michigan, and swear
by it in Washington. They bepraise
Buchanan in Tammany Hall and leave
him to be judged by his acts in SYRIA
cuse. They are like pirates, who carry
flags ofall ports in their lockers, and
sail under which ever is safest, display
ing their own black ensign only when
they have won the battle, and gained
IMMUNITY for crime.-4Alb. Eve. Jour.
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RECEIPTS OF GRAIN AND SrocK Ar
CH'CAGO.-Wc find in the CONNER
cial Express tables showing the grain
and stock receipts at Chicago for the
years 1857 and 1858, the footings of
which we subjoin. Since JANUARY
there have been received $780, bhi,
fiour-same time last year pa $3.50 bbls.
|-8,727,6S7 bushels wheat, last year
7,78l,256 bushels. s,l47.G7G bushels
OF corn, last year 7,O3l, 9lO. 1,771,240
bushels OF oats, last year LOIS, 595.-
9l,l67 cattle, last year 42,25I.-2o2,
2ss live hogs, last year la3'92s. 81,
920 cattle, and 81, s3S hogs or nearly
half OF the whole number were receiv-
ed from the G. b. & q. Railroad. No
other road carried as many barrels OF
flour, and but one road, the G. & e.
U. carried as many bushels of wheat
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THE
GREAT REPUBLIC"

To the pub,ic the hoo. ana n.r,oa;,o, .,
the press We have m. honn. r. s,. 49,, an"
shall, issne I'm or ahont ,he is W tnas we
Number OF new nstr.tad W.oa,n' -. ~, 1 Ii IN;
G, W ne. ,S magazine, TO DC called the
NJ; nepupn. MontMy.
cvsrv r.s,,act 20 ,nn.h; s "sa.i"e superior In
ronntrv nh y.na.a, =, ~. i lssue" III tis
he understood v it a ts uaracter can Iest
no,inr., i ~ -. ~, i's nane. ~ VIII De thoroughly
mnerson,i r. viii ~. =. ; M anu wholly
~, ~ viii oner 10 writer's ana thinkers OF
,ha ,ihs, i 20 ne.u, Nnere 'mey can meet on
ain ~ =, ,hr h, !. htefature. twill
ihe range OF articles Will be a wide one covering,
TaI hstn,;e ii;s,;,, Essays sketches humorous
n,r,,,,;. ~ a, reviews Critiques,
n s p s.,eu''n; n,ticies, travels, Table Talk,
snnma,s Mm.,o ron..cs, roems, naliads, Stanxas,
tn n ,"az, ou .;u uoss'p, etc. etc.
.;,. sane WIN oe proiuseiy Illustrated In the
"'S M ~, ~. .n &c Oh WOOL engraving.
ineerary department will present greater variety,
than ~r exc eenee is believed,
;m peiore onered 10 'he American public In q
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The Beginning Of the world.

The following is an extract from ser.
mon of Mr.. Sturgeon, the pious English
preacher, and is specimen of the ell
oquence which, within year or two
has made his name familiar in both
hemispheres.
Can any man tell me when the be-
ginning was? Years ago, we thought
the beginning Of this world was when
Adam came upon it; bat we have dis
covered that, thousands of years before
that, God Was forming chaotic m..tters
to make it fit abode for man, and
putting races Of creatures upon it, that
they might die and leave traces of his
hanliwork and marvellous work skill
before he tried his hand on man. But
this was not the beginn ing; for revela.
ton points us to period long ere this
world was fashioned-to the days when
morning stars were be 5otten--when,
like drops of dew from the fingers of
the morning, stars an | consultations
fell trickling from the hand of God:
when, by his own lips, he launched
forth ponderous orbs, when, with his
own hand, he sent comets. like thunder.
bolts, wandering through the skv. To
find one day their proper sphere. We
60 back to those dogs when worlds
were made and systems were fashioned
and we have not even approached the
beginning yet
Until we 60 back to the time when
all the universe slept in the mind of
God, as yet unborn, until we enter the
eternity where God the Creator, dweIls
alone, everything sleeping within him,
all creation sleeping in his mighty,
gigantic thought, we have not guessed
the beginning. We may 90 back, five
may use such words, whole cterrities,
and never arrive at the beginniny.-
Our wing might be tired, our in,yi.
nation die away. Could it outstrip the
lightening's flashes in majesty, power,
and rapidity, it would soon weary itself
ere it could go to the beginning. But
God, from the beginning, chose his
people, when the unnaviyateI ether
was yet unf;lnned by the wing of "A
single angel, when space was sh ,reless,
or else unt ,rn, when universal silence
reigned, and not voice or whisper
shocked the solemnity of silence, when
there was no being, no motion, and
naught but God himself alone in his
eternity; when, without the SOM of an
an gel, without the attendance of even
chernbim, long ere the living cre;.
lures We're born, or the wheels of the
chariot Of Jehovah were fashioned:
even then, Sin the beginning was the
Word" and Gin the beginning he
chose them all unto eternal life.
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THE Next CoNGREss-The results OF the
recent elections leave 40 room for doubt that
there will be majority in the next Congress
opposed to Mr.. Blchanan's administer tion.-
II Is not easy now to designate that opposition
by party name. because il will be made up
Of Republicans, Americans and Anti Lrcomp.
ton Democrats the Republicans largely IN the
ascendant. We have the assurance in this fact
that the power of the President for mischief 10
para'yzed, and that the hand Of aggression is
stayed.
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"a The Burlington Gazette calls John s.
Townsend, the Judge elect of this District, a
traitor. The Washington Union calls Douglas
whose cause the Gazette now esponses. a :rai.
tor. So itgoes. This democratic party is very
harmonious.
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GV See prospectus Of the "Great Repub-
ic" Monthly, the first number NJ which Is to
be issued in about 80 days. The publishers
promise the public first class Magazine, and
we have no doubt but their promise will b.
fulfilled in every particular.
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ROSEMARY AND CASTOR
r. O S E. M A r Y.

Abraham A. Truax, Esq, Rotterdam, N. Y writes !:
Am Is years Of age, and bald IS years; have US
ed two bottles ofyour Rosemary, and my hair is now
two inches long"
Rev. Sylvanus Cobb, Boston, Massive had ra !.
ther pay for 1t than have other preparations for no.
thing" &C.
Mrs. D. TAFT, Cambridge, Mass.-"Haye used your
Rosemary with great success in keeping my hair black
as age was turning il fast. ;"
Mr.. Daniel b. Connor Boston, Mass.-"Eight
months ago was bald-my hair Is now long and
&C.
0ssan r. Dodge, Esq, Vocalist of Cleveland Ohio I:
1T gives a rapid growth and dark glossy texture,
and does not soil the hat pillow in the least know
of nothing valuable for the hair"
francis Adams, ESQ., Boston, Mass.--"It Is the best
thing for childrens har-the ladies are delighted with
it,"&c. -"
Key e. W. Derison, Buffalo, N. Y.-"I find it excel
Mrs. L. sweeny, Boston, Mass.-"It restored my
hair to bald head, and from grey black COLOR" &c
Hon Q. Hunt. Lowell, Mass.-"To remove dandruG,
found anything so good"
NJ Hoffman, Esq, editor Of German Weekly. Bos-
ton, Mass and his wife, Eva. say-It hair to
ter than European articles" &c.
C. H. Stocking, Esq. (Trinity College, Hartford, Ct
by using 1t my hair turned from sandy to brown
color II was naturally dry, but 1t is moist"
fair head ofyery dark hair a man that six weeks
ago was bald He had used nothing but your Rose
mary" &c.
Revere House, Boston, july 1857 81 had no more
hair on my head than infant seven months ago.
II Is now thick, healthy, growing rapidly and OF ne
dark color. l can positively say that j. RUSSELL
SPALDlNGS Rosemary, obtained at 81 fremont street
SARAH J. LORD.
More extracts could be added ifroom admitted II
you are not satisfied TRY IT.
Inquire FORD. RUSSELL spALDING's Rosemary. and
signature Of the Proprietor o u it, 4
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70 The official majority for John
5. Townsend over III. 3. Hendershott
for Judge of this (the 2nd) district, is
32f. A. Harris over s. G. McAchran,
for Prosecuting Attorney, is 1875. +.
b. Perry, overJ. 7. Place, for member
of the Board Of Education, is 1918.
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Augusta. Ga. Nov 10

1t is reported that there was kill
ing frost throughout his section Of the
country, at least heavy white frost is
certain, and the cotton crop is scotchcd
if not killed.
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The slaughter which daily snstains us, foots
up as folIows:--When we ride we sit upon
the skin Of pig; when we walk VIC tread upon
the skin Of the bullock; we wear the skin of
the kid upon our hands, and the fleece of the
sheep upon our backs. More than half of
the world are human beings in sleeps clothing
and the whole is daily eating the flesh of some
creature.
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The State Bo I'd Of Education meets at Pes
Moines in Dec Der next. The Lieut.. Gov
.Inor is Pres ne Officer, and has casting
vote only ia Sc of tie. The Board consists
OF eleven mbers, ore from each Judicial
District. ihas full control over Schools ard
School 8. The session is not to exceed
twenty days.
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ssNettinR HOes.,S

Or in other words to find the net weight
when The gross weight is given, is to some a
difficult operation. Any one who can read
figures, can see at glance, by the following
table wha. the net weight of hog is. The
table Is made from the " Kentucky Rule" that
il, for the first 100 NJ. rduc. 25 fbs. for gross:
for the second " Ms deduct 12i ibs.; and for
the third 100 ts. deduct st. All over the
third hundred l., net.
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THE PopULA ron OF PiIILAD
is computed by the North American that Phil
adelphia has population Of between $4,000
and 625, 1000, ard that it increases, and has in
creased since 1850, at the rate of about five
per cent, per annum, calculated upon the ac-
tual number at the commencement of each
year.
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.Philidelpha, Nov. o.

Mr.. Ryan, the Peoples candidate in
in the LIST district, served to-day the
legal notice on Mr.. Florence, contest
ing his right to seat in Congress.
Mr.. Ryan claims 1850 maj.
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The Chester County (Pa. Times says it isre-
ported Of that Thaddeus Stevens after being as
sured of his election to Congress from the Lam
caster district in spite Of al! the efforts Of the
Presiden' to secure his defeat. went to the Tel
egraph office and dispatched the following.
message: "To His Erceiie"cy Jimes Buchanan:
Pm COMING"
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AFFLICTED FOR YEARS.

~, Delphos, o. Jan. 10 1855
Messrs. Hunt Gardner--Gents 81 wish 10
make known TO the public an article from which
! na.e SERVED more benfit than fsom all other
,heaicfne which ever used. I have been suf.
erins rom Fever and Ague and It's efFects.
! LOT .ne last I'VE years, in which time have
, oaf,seiy enjoyed single day Of good health.
ia asn procured from your drug store bottle
Dr; Christie's AGUE BALSAM. In a few
nays found myself clear Of ague, and rapidly
ieooserlhg IN health have not felt symp-
, aom since commenced taktngit, (about three
,months , although constantly exposed to cold
ana weather. Tony frie nds, and the public
generally, SUFFERING from this disease In aDy
,,orm, would say, procure a bottle and save
health, constitution, and money.
Yours, J. b. GROsCOsT
In Christie's Ague Balsam. -. - :
Price, ~ pen bottle, or Q bottles for n.
bOLLEs, SMITH 4 c., 124 Lake 81.
PROPRIETOR TO tie North Western States. s,so
Whossle Dearlers In Patent Medcinss ysnsr,
ally. For sale by all Druggists.
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Cassins M. Clay recently addressed o very
large audience at Wheeling, Va, in behalf OF
Free against Slave labor. He was Iislsssa to
with respect.
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NO.45
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The Sanduskey Register announces
the nomination of Abraham Lincoln
for the next Presidency, by an enthu-
siastic meeting at Mansfield.
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OTTUMwA SEMINARY.

INHE third term win commence, Monday Nov sth.
thorough, and every reasonable effort will be made
to render the Institution worthy OF patronage stu.
dents will be prepared for College, Professions Bust.
ness or Teaching. Tuition will be- per term Of ten
weeks, Elementary Branches, Is; Advanced Branches
xio Latin, Greek, French, Drawing, Painting Water
Coiors Wax-Fruit and Zephyr. Work, each, Is; Oil.
Painting, and Piano Music, each, 40.
!. G. WOODWARD A. B. Observation-Disclosures and
Mrs. LIzzfE ID. WOODwA and French
Rev. J. N. McEIRoY, A. M.-Latin and Greek
REv. &. II. WOKsrsR.--Oil Painting
----------------Pia Piano Music.
Nov 4th IS n35-tf
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SAD AccIDENr.-Dr linden, resident of
this place, while passing down the sidewalk
on The west side Of the square on last Saturday
night, fell over cellar door. disointing one
shoulder and hruising his face and eyes so
much that ii il doubtful whether he will again
ever see.-[ Abba Republican.
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in that ondition, as the
proprietor assumes no
responsibility after the
above admonition, al
though their mildness
would prevent any in.
jury to health +; other
wise these pills are re-
commended. Directions
accompanying each box.
Price, 81.
N. B.-Ask for DR.. Du-
poncO's Golden pills.
See signature ON every
box. You then obtain ~
pin you may dapend up
ON.
Ladies by enclosing
one dollar by mail to
either Of the agents be-
low, can have the Pills
sent (confidentially) to
any part of the country.
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FOR RENT,
Dwelling House Apply 1t this Once
ILLUMlNATlONy
coal OIL. coal or.
LAMPS FOR THE MILLION.

VvNHE COAL OIL Is allowed by all who use II 10 be
- the best for burning II Is aOa erDiosire and
costs far less than any other Oil In existence re-
qures no pulling; one trial Is sufficient The Lnbricat.
ing Oil Is equal to sperm, and does gum Apply AT
the Depot, No 27 North Third Street. st. Louis, Mo.
April 29no9-iy. j. n. FINI,kY
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DIR. DUP0NcOs GOLDEN PERIODICAL
P / L L S +.
FOR FEMALES.

w- Are insallible for
removing Stoppages or
irregularities ofthe Men
SEES.
The Pills are nothing
new, but have been used
by the Doctor in his
practice for many years,
both in France and i'm
America, with unparal-
leled success in every
case; aud he is urged by
many thousand ladies
who have used them, to
make the Pills public,
for the alienation of
those sufferings from
any Irregularities what
ever, preventive to la
dies whose health win
not permit of an increase
of family.
Pregnant females, or
those supposing them
selves so, are cautioned
against using pills while
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The Great Western Railway Of Cana
da have decided to construct solid iron
bridges in place of the wooden ones
over all the important streams OH their
lines.
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J. RUSSELL SPALDNG'S

Combines everything required to give richness beau
ty and elegance to the hair. 1t dandru and
falling off, and restore hair bald places II has been
used with positive 1t is presented to the pub
lie In an open, candid manner, stating, as the name
indicates, the leading ingredients viz:
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
both common and well known articles
The following persons can be found and are well
known. We give few extracts from their opinions
about the
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The excitement about the Pike Peak gold
mines still continues. Gold still taken al
though the stream. had fallen.
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Mrs. JACKSON,

MilliIler & Dress Maker
MARKET STREET, DEPOSITS TuE OLD cxURr HOUSE.
OTTUMwA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. low A
MILLNERY and Fancy Goods kept constantly on
~ hand Altering aud Bleaching done 10 the Ia
test Eastern style. I'm
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ILLINOIS CONGRESSMAN ELEcrEp.-SnfTi-
cient returns have been received to indicate the
election Of the following members Of Con-
gress in this State, at the late election:
niSfr; ,{c Ia:
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SWEET CIDER,

SWEET CIDER.
usT received bbls. Sweet. Cider A,.o !. ..e,.,.
~ Article OF Fort wips-varranaedp~ rs,. -
WH
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Nov 4th, IS, ns5-tf.
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/, Mr.. A. n. Biacklidge, OF Metamora. Ind
! writes Us, June ", 1851, and says, that m.
: Balsam has cured in every case where tate
! lie further says that one case came from the
Mabasll--Mr. X I. swigert, who had the Ague
/, eighteen or twenty months. He insured three
bottles TO cure him. lie took only' one haiti.
, ana the result was permanent cure. lie had
I, paid about $50 doctor bills. ~ .N