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VoTEF0R DEXTER {. BL00MERl

Democracy atCross PurPoses-Anolher "Question
Of Fact"
On the Goth of September, the Bugle an
nounced itself somewhat amused at the Gin
consistency of the Black Republican party -
and, with op-skip- and jump farrago of
words, it proceeded to say that the Republi-
can party, while processing utter adherence
to the doctrines of the bred Scott decision,
they Sin convention assembled at Glen
wood, in this judicial district, did endorse
man, and recommend that the Republicans
give him their united support, who was a
knorn endorser of the bred Scott Decis-
ion." So said the organ, and SO We sup
pose the whole rank and file of the great
unwashed profsssed to believe. The jubila-
ton of the Bugle over this supposed dis
covery of Inconsistency on the part Of the
Republicans, was premature-it was anus
ed where it should have been lachrymose.-
Some man in Sydney, the home of Mr..
SEARS, fearing lest the Bugle's article might
induce the Lecompton bred Scottites of the
District to cast their votes for SEARS, comes
at once to the rescue, and in the last Bugle,
prescribes an antidote for the poison in
stilled into the Democracy of the District,
by the Bugle, in its ill-timed enunciation
so called) Of Mr.. SEARS political tenets.-
This Sidney man, in speaking of Judge
SEARS, says that "from the best informa-
ton we can obtain, he is a Republican,
Further on, he says "every good Democrat
knows, or ought to know, if they will only
look around that. he Judge SEARs] is nou
and ever HAS BEEN, since he was in our
county, n Republican," The same writer
goes on to tell what grounds he has for this
belief, v,z:-"Who does the Judge council
with, in regard to his election? Republi-
cans! What papers does the Judge take!
Republican! What paper does he give ap-
plause to? The New York Tribune! VIVA,
party does the Judge denounce? Democrat
ic partyn' The evidence to our mind, is
conclusive-Judge SEARS is not Democrat
is not a bred Scottite-or else there is
no reliance to be put in the recorded evil
dence and external appearances. What say
you, Republicans!-bas not GA Voter"
from Sidney, completely "knocked into a
cooked hat" the Bugle mans great fabric
"Black Republican inconsistency" Anoth-
er "roorback" gone "home to roost' in the
Buole sanctum,
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Tslahls Observation-Disclosures bis swn Cass.
On the 4,h Of September, We published
the correspondence that passed between
Col. Curtis and Mr.. TRIxBLs, in relation
to making arrangements for joint canvas
of this Congressional District. We accom-
paned that correspondence with some re-
marks, showing "who FIRST invited and who
declined discussion" Over this incontro-
vertible showing Of ours, the Democratic
press Of this Congressional District, set up
an agonizing howl, and resorted to every
dodge known to inscriptions politicians,
to break the force of that proof against their
weak kneed candidate, but in vain. "Water-
Spout'' TRlxBLE, after four weeks silence,
finding that everybody believed, from the
evidence we had presented, that he had
lodged a joint canvass with Col. Curtis,
seizes his pen, and comes to his own defence
with zeal, worthy of a better cause. lie
says the publication of the correspondence
between Col. Curtis and himself, was an
"exparte proceeding" and asks leave to in
troduce parole evidence, to prove that he
challenged Col. Curtis, at Keokuk, which
said challenge was not accepted. With all
due Difference to the great "Water.Spout,"
VIC would suggest to him, that it is not in
cumbcnt upon US, or the dear people, at
this time, to believe everything he has 20
say in matter wherein he is mostly interest
ed. We are not disposed to take the un-
supported assertions now made by Mr..
TRlxBLE, in preference to the documentary
evidence heretofore published. "That cor
respondence'' convicted Mr.. TRlxBLE of de-
clininq to canvass the District with Colonel
CURTIS, and nil the assertions the great
"Water- Spout" may nov mako in regard to
his having verbally challenged Col. Curtis
to canvass the District, will be taken for no
more than they are worth by the intelligcn.
vorers of the first Congressional District Of
Iowa.
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srAss q Iowa,


Possavassanis @. Bssors he ssda-
signed, Clerk Of the District Court - -
for said county, on this 20th day Of Ioeys
1857, came George Snyder, who b peroon-
ally known 10 ma to be the identical pssaeo
whose name 10 affixed to the foregoing ed
q grantor, and acknowledged the ssne 70
DO his voluntary act and deed.
In witness whereof, hereby ct ny hand
and aiix the seal Of said Court, On ~ day,
IsrAI.l c. P. KELLOGG, ckrk.
/. W. D. Tusxrx, Recorder Of Postawat-
tamie County, Iowa, do hereby osstify that
the foregoing is q true copy Of Mortgage
now on Record in my ofkce, in Book u,
page 357 of the Records Of said county.
Witness my hand, this 7th day OF octo-
W. D. TURNER, Recorder.
S. wlcks MILroS, Deputy.
Tho above couveyances account for 81 SOC
out Of the $l,s57, sisted e be missing B,
Judge ME-. What became Of the 1857 does
not plainly appear. The Records Of the
County, however do show that GEORGE
SNYDER borrowed 946l Of Pottawattamie
County, in addition to the above, on 3 year,
time, on . Mortgage on lot in Council
Bluff, on which there were prior ineum.
ORANGES to . large amount, see Book D page.
249 and $50, in the Recorders Office. Tbi,
may be where the balance went. It show,
at any rate, that SNYDER the law partne,
Of JOHN H. SHERMAN, Acting Count,
Judge pocketed about $1,000 %
81 the swamp Land Funds, and
this, too, wittout giving any Personal Sc.
curity uhaterer, not evsn his oton note!
Will not the Tax Payers Of Pottawattsmi'
County take the above facts into considera'
ton, before depositing their ballots fo'
County Judge! If they really want to have
the affairs of the County honestly admins.
tered, will they vote to retain ths present
corrupt dynasty in Office? LET THE AN.
SWER BE GIVEN THROUGH THE BAL.
LOT BOX. MANY VOTERS.
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VOTE FOR DEXTER {, BLOOMER

Tne esprit Of Democracy"
Our remarks last week, and the fine H.
Illustrations we presented showing the source
from whence the Omaha Chiefs invoked the
spirit Of Democracy, seem to have struck
our neishbor Of the Bugle between wind and
water. Totally unable to controvcrt our
assertions, he seeks, BY crying 'stop thief
to draw the attention Of the public, from
the drunken and disgraceful proceedings Of
his satellites at Concert Hall, on the 25th OF
September. 1t wont do-there is no dods-
ing the fact, that every one Of the Omaha
Chiefs, to say nothing of the "Mad Receiv-
er," were laboring under strong decoction
Of sod.corn.
We have no fear in asserting, that "the
whisky barrel is the source of Democracy
that 'such q course might provoke an in
quiry little nearer home, than might be
oonsonant with the feelings of our
self and several other Black Republicans.
The Bu9le can't deter u, from showing up
tho true character of Democracy, BY any
such inuendoes rs that. Our neighbor can
push his inquiries as smear home" rs he
pleases-we are prepared to stand the or
deal without murmur. We tell him again
that We cannot be inundated by any such
threats, and for fear that he may not have
eomp,shended the full intent and meaning
Of on, vemarks, on the second inst, We would
inferm him that We are still under the i'm
press,on--asy, thoroughly convinced-thas
I'll the raariottsu manifested on the "great
gala day d Tie Western Democracy" was
generated from whisky barrel, or rather
several whisky -basrsis-and we challenge
proof to the contrary. rret sst the "Nad
Rseeiver," and give q - tas.imony-it
wos,d be wssth sshsa3r II saa instance,
- In I'll othssss I
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Death Of q Miiljowaire

Ebenezer Francis, one Of the 'sold men
Of Boston," died in that city on Tues
day. lie leaves about four millions. nearly
two millions and half of which is in cash
deposits in Boston banks. Mr.. Francis was
said to have been one Of tho most harrassed
men in tho country during the panic, Inc.
Autumn. He had SO much money in bank
between one and two millions-that to draw
upon It would create panic, ind compel
the banks to stop payment; to leave it where
it was to run the risk of being ut the mercy
of the banks that might, at any moment, STOP
specie payments; to inv est it was impossible,
and lend it with safety was out of the oues-
ton, When no man could say that he might
not fall the next day. The unhappy man
was reduced to despair by the abundance of
bis money. -
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Doctor Eads, the Locofoco defaultins
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, who
has been sued by the State for the sum of
seventy-Gve thousand dollars, and DR.. w, II.
Farmer a bankrupt renegade Of bath parties.
are engaged in making speeches against the
present State Administration. Their chief
ground Of complaint is the wasteful extray.
agance and ruinous defslcations, aeainst
which these worthless fuIminats the honea,.
consistent and patriotic anathemas. 20 the
special delight Of their admiring Locofoco
frisnds and the general sdi6oatiop Of tha
public q large. Goss CITY.
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County Nominations.


The Republicans met ut Concert Hall last
Saturday, and placed in nomination candi-
dates for the several County Offices to be
filed at the approaching election. DEXTER
c. BLooxER, was placed in nomination for
the important and responsible Office of Coun-
ty Judge. Mr.. BLooxER has been o resident
of this city nearly four years, and is we'll
known (if not personally, at least by repu-
tation) to all classes of our people. lie has
been eminently successful as business man,
and il elected County Judge, will bring to
the discharge Of the duties of the Office, e1'
perience, ability, 6rmness, energy and fear
lessness. It were almost superauous in Us,
to tell the people of this city and County,
that Mr.. BLooxER is a Republican-sh"'
fact 10 well-known, and We bespeak for him
the undivided support of the Republicans
of this County, rs we'll rs that of all good
citizens who are in favor of just admins
tration of the affairs Of the County.
Henry P. WARREN, was nominated for
the Office of Clerk of the District Court
Our acquaintance with this gentleman is
limited, but We believe him to be n good
Republican, and we'll qualified for the posi-.
ton to which he aspires. He is gentleman,
in the full acceptation of the term, quiet in
his habits, attentive to his business, and is
in every respect such man as the people
delight to honor. He has our hearty sup
port, and we have no doubt he will command
the entire strength of the Republican party
of this County.
JOSEPH L. WHIPPLE, of Crescent City was
nominated for the Office Of Coroner. Per.
sonalIy, we know nothing of Mr.. WHlPPLE,
but those who do know him, speak highly
Of him rs good Republican, and fully
competent to the discharge Of any duties that
may devolve upon him.
Republicans of Pottawattamie! your can'
didates are in the feld-they are good men
and true. and it is now your duty to see
that they are properly supported at the polls
on the 18th inst. The ticket is unexceptiona-
Bile, in every respect, and every man who has
the good Of the County ut heart, should enter
at once upon the contest, and come up to
the support of the ticket on election day in
undivided phalanx. The people Of Potta-
wattamie never had better ticket presented
for their suffrages, and we hope they will
show their appreciation, as one man, by
coming up to the ballot-box, and depositing
tickets inscribed with the names Of BLooNER,
WARREN and WHrppLE, and the affairs Of the
County will be sure to pass into the hands
fbonesf and reliable men,
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NEW STOCK!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE-
TURNED from 81. Louis. bringing the best assurt-
ment OF FINE and COARSE LEATHERS that has ey-
Ct before been brought u this market He pre-
pared to furnish Shoemakers with anything in their
line at as low terms as can be procured this City
i am also prepared to manufacture BOOTS and SHOES
IN the latest style and Of the best material Having
the best OF workmen, have hesitancy in warrant
Ing all work done in my shop.
GfRemember the new stand, Lower Broadway near
corner OF Bancrofstreet. LOUIS ZURNUEHLEN
seDh n
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4 Daguerreotypists!

VIyE ARE NOW RECEIVING VERY LARGE
w stock Of Amhrssype. Melanssype Dagger.
reetype snd photographic Gesds, embracing every
useful article In demand BY the OPERATOR consisting in
part Of
Cases, Frames, Plates. Glass Matsisss
Preservers, Pure Chemicals and APparatss.
which We will sell on reasonable terms.
SeptembeY 25-v2n22 y. GRESHAM CO.
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From the Oskaloosa Herald.

Letter from senator Grimes.
The following letter from ex- Govcrno,
GRIMES, has been handed to US for publica
ton. 1t will be remembered that Governor
Grimes was one of the Commissioners who
located the lnsanse Asylum.
DEAR SIR: In answer to your inquiries,
respond as follows:
lst. No appropriation to the Insane Asy.
lum, has been made by the General Assem-.
bly, since Mr.. II. II. Trmble became mem.
Der of the Senate of Iowa, that he has no,
voted for, and he always voted for the high.
est amount proposed.
End. Every report presented by the Com
missioners Of the Asylum was drawn by
the Hon. Ed. johnson, of Lee county. who
the Board, and the whole work has beer
carried forward under the direction of Hen.
~ Winslow, ESQ, who is also Democrat
Sd. The statement made by Mr.. Elwood
that am the owner of property in Mt
Pleasant, is utterly untrue. l do not OWL
n foot of property in or about the town.
and only one piece of land in the county OF
Henry, which is south of Skunk river. en-.
tered in 1888, and which is almost value.
less.
4th. The statement said to be made BY
Me5srs. Elwood and Trimble, that the ex.
pense Of the Commissioners in procuring
plans. &C., for the Asylum, wns City thous.
and dollars, is falsehood. The whole ex.
pense Of the Commissioners for this pur-
pose did not exceed twelve hundred dollars,
including plans, drawings, specifications,
&C., &c., and their own expenses.
5th. The statement that the building when
completed will cost the State two millions
Of dollars, is equally groundless. The Su-
perintendent and those much better quail
fed to judge than Messrs. Trimble and Ell.
wood, say that it can be completed with the
appropriation already made.
9th. The building is no greater than the
Commissioners discovered was necessary to
accommodate the number of insane persons
in the State. See Judge Johnson's repor,
on this subject to the General Assembly.
18th. The statement that had ANYTHING to
do with the late action Of the Board OF
equalization, either directly or indirectly,
is utterly false, have had no communica-
ton with the Board, nor with any member
Of it, in relation to any matter connected
in the remotest degree on the subject.
/ believe this answers all the inquiries put
to INC. Yours truly,
~ JAMES ". GRIMES.
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DIS Morsrs, Sept. %, 1858.
A very considerable latitude is usually
allowed to political statements in the heat
Of the canvass. The recent statements,
however, Of the Democratic organs, and
speakers, respecting our State Legislation Of
last winter, have exceeded the bounds Of fair
political discussion. Many facts have been
alleged that have no existence, many charges
brought without the slightest support. We
do not propose to repel these by counter
statements, but simply call your special at
tention to the recorded votes Of the repre-
sentatives of the Democratic party, in the
House and Senate, at the last session, when
their political action was guided by the obi
CATION of their official oaths.
The votes as stated below are taken di.
rectly from the original manuscript Jour.
nails of the two Houses and the names oil
members voting are in the possession Of
the undersigned, and will be published or
call.
They reveal the fact that on every Ap
preparation Bill Of the Session, a majorit,
Of the Democratic members Of the Assensbl,
roting, voted for the Bill, and in most in
stances very large majority.
Vote on the State Loan Bill for $200, 900
Democrats in House voted. yeas. IS nays. u
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Republicans in House voted, .....yeas 20 noes u
Vote on appropriation of $1,000 fol
Swamp Land purposes.
Democrats in House 'o.ed'.....-y:.'' Is noes,
Total. ........................33
Trimble voting yea!s
Vote on appropriation Of $40, 300, TO,
State Penitentiary.
Democrats in House vo.ed.......ye.s, 70 noes. :
Total, .......................2S
Vote on appropriation of $4,000, fol
Blind Asylum.
Democrat in House voted.......ye,', l. noes, u
Total, ..........................2O 10
Vote on appropriation of $500, for Deal
and Dumb.
Denoe1.'' in House vo.ed,......':.'. 3 noes g
Total, .......................S
Trimble voting veal"
Vote on notion of Mr.. VAIN, Rep, t.
reduce appropriation to Insane Asylum from
100000 to $4,000.
Democrats in House voted ......yeas, II noes, ID
Republicans voted yea, 10.
Vote on appropriation Of 100000 fol-
Insane Asylum.
Democrats in House House voted. noes
Trimble voting yea!"
Vote on appropriation Of $4,000, fol-
Agricultural College.
Democrats in House vo,ed,......ysa', is noes.
TotaI,.. ..................E
Trimble voting yea!s
Vote on appropriation Of $4,000, fol
State University.
Democrats in House voted, ......yeas 81 noes, I
Senate
Trimble voting yea!"
Vote on appropriation of $1,000, to i'm.
prove Capitol Square.
Democrats in House voted, ...yeas, Is noes,
Senate 1"
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Administrator Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THATTHE UNDER.
~ SIGNED I've been appoint ed by the County Cour,
Of Poawattaie County, Of the estate
OF II. D. HARL, deceased and all persons having
claims against said estate, requested file them
with the County Judge properly to- early
day as possible and all persons indeb ed said estate
are requested to make immediate settlement After
accounts have been sworn to the Administrator are
authos1 TO allow and psy them when they deem the
same September, 1855.
JOHN II HARI. Adminisfrdtor
ELIZABETH HARL, ! Administrairir.
Sen. N-Y2-n2Q4w.
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GEORGE DOUGHTY'S
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENCY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

THE Undersigned HAVING RECENTLY RE-
i tired from the mercantile business, bers leave to
offer his services to Merchants and Business Men of all
classes, as General Collecting Agent He proposes to
give his entire attention to this business and his long
residence extensive acquaintance in the West will
he trusts, enable him to give entire satisfaction
who may employ him.
Notes. Accounts and Claims Of all kinds, may be for
warded to the undersigned by mall or Otherwise for
, Liquidation or collection. Prompt stten-
ted When may become necessary place claims in
suit the best professional services will be secured and
the legal Proceedings urged forward rapidly poss
Bile Doubtful claims will be settled and secured on
the best terms atainablc and the title to Real Estate
when taken either payment security carefully
vest. gated.
The undersigned wil also Pay Taxes in all parts Of
Western Iowa and Nebraska; and will also SELL Pur-
chase or Invest Money in Real Estate.
Letters of INQUIRY will be promptly attended to.
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
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CO A Yankee, according to the latest
authority, is driving man. "IIe sees the
acqueducts in bubbling springs, buildings
in stones, and cash in everything =,
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Dissolution Of Partnersh,,--

THE PARTNERSHIP OF THE FIRM OF s Sk,
L FORTERFlEID, is this day dissolved BY mu,usi
consent All persons having Cisims against the an.
VIII present the same to s. n. PorterneId. a. ~
Furniture Store occupied BY hr. and All per,n, T..
oebted to the nfm will please make pzymen, TO y
Porterhed, who is alone authorized TO receive and ~
ceipt for the same. JAMES PORTER1Ivin~
SAAL y. rOHYERylYll
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Trimble voting yea -

Trimble voting yea !"
Vote on bill to raise salaries of certain
State officers, in the House, March %, 1858
The Democrats voted, yeas, ID noes,
Vote on the General Appropriation Bill
Democrats in House voted. ......yeas, 10 noes, 2
Il" Senate "
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valuable farming land, suitable fora


all being in one body in the forks Of the West Sish-
nabtany River This land lies in sections and 10
H. 80 in Pottaw atamie county; and In sections H.
is p. %, IS 81 % es 81, - 81 and IS, IS %.
in Shelby county mile north Of CutsuRers mill lnear
Newtown miles south Of the location Of the L. L u
mIIes north OF the State Road To Des Acinss
and IS miles from Council Bluffs. About Of il 10
bottom, and \ slope and upland with sufdeieney Of
timber we-waiefed. muiato soil, and all arabic with
the exception of some so acres.
This land is deserving the attention Of those seeking
settlement for Colony, and will be only sold il .
body. Terms easy. fv2-nl3ul
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COUNCIL BLuyrs-Ofncer l. Pussy, Bankers; Bald
win Dodge, do; Cassidy b Test do; Il. c. Mutt 4
Co. do.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.-Doan. King Co; Squire & Reed.
Shapleigh, Day Co., s. C. Davis & Co, Howard l.
Hinchnan.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-rooties Farleigh, Jos. c. Hull.
Pres't 81. 10. ms CO.; r. L.. Mcdonald j.. l. J. Curd
Nave, AcC"rd Co., J. b. Jennings & CO., A. Beattie
Co. (v2nlsl tBusie please copy
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To Simon Xandes and all Persons Inter-

VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT WILL AP-
i pear at the U.iie Of the Register Of the United
States Land once 1t Council Bluffs the 18th day Of
October next, prove my right to enter by pre-emp-
ton the South least quarter Of secti No. - in town
ship No. 81. North OF Range No. 40 West,
vol 2-n2l-Aws JOHN q SMITH
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To Old Countrymen!

WE ARE DRAWING DIRECT ON ENG
w LAND Ireland, Scotland, and ali other parts Of
Continental Europe. We also issue passage tickets
from Liverpool. Hamburg, Antwerp Bremen and usyre
to New York II. c. MUTT l. Co.,
v2n22 Broadway, Council Bluffs Iowa
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H. C. MUTT. f. A. TRIILE. J. s. ASDAxws
Merchants Exchange Bank
HI. c.. MUTT s. CO.,
CofnciI Bluffs, IOtcd

a 1oNEYs RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, PAYABLE on
lyl demand specified date, with or without In
terest as per agreement with depesitors. .
Transferable Certificates Of Deposits issued wbea a.
sired.
We draw direct on New York, Boston. Philadelphia
Detroit and Chicago and have also perfected an Arrange
meut by which We Drafts and Letters Of Credit o
the principal Bankers in One Hundred and FftJ-Sev
Cities Of Europe.
Collections made in Western Iowa and Eastern Ne.
brzska free OF charge and RENTED nj current rates
Exchange.
We receive orders to Buy and Sell on Cenmisssos
Real Estate in lvws or Nebraska
Invest Money for Capitalists, and buy and Sell lasa
Warrants At current rates. = t.--
REFERENCES
LIE HrRAY Co. City GREEN. THOMAS . Cos
DEE KEEL l. Co, Phila., Pa. | CoeLBArGH Bnoo1s'
VERMONT BANK Month"; Burlington, Iowa
vermont wAl nEN Co. BANx, nn.
HARVEY KING ESQ Boston DAVID R. PRESTON = %
L. g. BERHY & Co. Adrian, Detroit, Aicbieaa
Michigan. ln1ss