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T., NJ have the Resol utions.

On Friday, 18th inst, before it had fairly
recovered from the effects Of the election
news from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
Iowa, the Burlington Gazette issued On
g Appeal'' to the great unwashed Of this
State. from which we make the following
extract:
.sIet US hold mass meetings in every town IN Iowa.
and resoluti u to encourage our brethren in llli
nois and convince those socalled National Democrats
that we abhor their traitorous alliance.
The friends of the President in Illinois,
must be convinced that lowa's great I'm.
washed utterly "abhor their trditorous al
lancer To longer support the friends of
the President. is straitorous alliance" in
the ewes of the Burlington Gazette! Old
Buck will please take notice and govern him
self accordingly.
But the PROSECUTIONS encouraging our
brethren in Illinois," in fighting against the
policy of the President, let US have by all
means. Let us have them from "every
town in Iowa. Who'll take the lead in Old
Pottawattamie? Where are the Land Of
fee men? Let them sound the hewgag and
blow the tonion! Let the resolutions be
perspicuous, precise and graphic, as usual
As the Detroit advertiser, in speaking of
the luminous style in which the Democrats
are wont to set forth their principles, gives
US a specimen "brick" of peculiar lucidity,
we here introduce the same, for the benefit
cfthe great unwashed of this State, in this,
their present emergency. The Advertiser
saws the Democracy have achieved proud
eminence for the clearness, honesty and
frankness with which they have embodied
their principles, and set forth their views
and plans in their platforms. From the
DAYS of VAN buren, down, at the National
Conventions, State Conventions, County
Conventions, and Ward Cascuses, they have
always set forth their views so LUMINOSITY,
and with such manly drectness, as to
command the admiration and confidence Of
the whole political world. But nowhere
have we seen this commendable trait of their
character SO prominently developed, as
at meeting they recently held in the Con-
gressional District of Colonel Thomas 3.
FLORENCE, Philadelphia. We give it be-
low as published in the Administration or
gan of that city, the Pennsyiranian:
'Re.olved; That the serum which forms the basis
of this august government, Is wholly and solely al
bumic''
We commend this admirable avowal Of
principle as model to be followed by the
Demoeracy of this State hereafter. De-
mocracy and its objects as here defined, can
not but prove triumphant in the end.
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The Ladies Tournament-Again.

The Ladies' TOurHament-Again.
Mr.. EDITOR Il see by the last number Of
the Buqle, that the editor of that sheet is
not at all satisfied with the decision Of the
Judges of equestrianisn at our late Fair
Well, no one supposed he would be. If ne
had been, he not being one of the judges, it
would have been miracle in very truth
By process of reasoning, peculiar to him
self, our editor makes it appear that in his
opinion, Miss Jackson should have had the
first prize, for he says though Miss WHITE
is daring rider, she does not sit her horse
gracefully, and then goes on to say that
Miss J. is searches, daring, graceful and
easy rider" Upon what does he base all
these cncomiums? Why, because foresooth,
she stood upon her feet in the saddle and
rode around the ring. Well, the other la
dies did not suppose that standing upon
their feet, (or heads) was to be any part of
the days performance, or perchance they
might have done something in that line
themselves; and, mayhap, displayed just as
pretty feet and ankles, and the same amount
of "dry-goods" that Miss j. did. And uf-
ter all, it was no feat, on the horse that Miss
JACKSON rode. He loped as slow and even
as it was possible for horse to lope-a
mere child would not have fallen off; and,
as to her exploit of riding so swift as to
make holder riders tremble, that is all gas,
she did not begin to 60 as fast as Miss
WHITE-nnd for n good reason-her nag
was not fast enough. And, to sum it all
up, it was no feat to ride Miss JAcksoN's
horse standing on foot, head, or sitting, for
the mare is as well broke as any circus nag
that ever went into circus rIng. Now the
other side, Mrs. NJ. W. ROBINSON rode high
melted horse, that had not had saddle on
his back, before that day, for about eighteen
months, and seldom a harness, and never was
in the ring before that day, and was never be-
fore mounted by lady. What wonder then.
that she had to look well to her horse, and
that it took all her strength to manage him,
while her graceful and easy position in the
saddle, was as fine a model as ever painter
could ask for his pencil.
The Bugle's talk about nineteen -twenti-
eths of the crowd being in favor of Miss
JAcKsoN's riding, is all a humbug; for no
one was disappointed, but the persons who
subscribed to the uptown saddle; because
it was understood that that saddle was got
up expressly for Miss JACKSON, for no one
knew that Mrs. Robinson was going to be a
competitor until that day.
Miss JAcksoN's exploit did very we'll to
please the boys and small children, but by
the judges and the majority of the crowd, it
had no weight, at least none in her favor,
and have heard but few-and they are
living close about the Bugle oflice-express
the opinion that the prizes were not justly
awarded. A LOCKER ON.
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Tom. COrXin'S Hnrke.

At apublic meeting in Cincinnati, few
days before the election, Tom Corwin made
a speech, in the course of which he said:
81 think could convince every impartial
man that the horse Of Popular Sovereignty
was dead horse-blown to atoms by Dem
ocratic guns. And as for that wind broken,
spawned pony, the Wilmot Proviso, he
was sired by Thomas Jefferson himself, and
it's the horse mean to ride while there's
hair in his tall" Laughter and cheers
The "Wagon Boy" being now fairly
mounted for the next Congress, we may
look for some tall craftsmanship before it is
ended.
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The Philadelphia journals state that the
seat Of Thomas B. Florence, who claims to
have received few hundred plurality in the
Third District of Pennsylvania, by the col
onization of thousand or two voters at the
Navy Yard, is to be contested. From the
particulars of this case, as We have already
published them, it is manifest that be has no
right to a seat in Congress, by virtue OF such
an election. Such palpable fraud, to which
the National Executive appears to have been
an original party, as he was to the frauds
in Kansas after the fact, should not 60 un-
rebuked.
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Can a Mason be n Christian,

The Council of the Baptist Church near
Gloversville, in this State, rejected candi-
date for the ministry by 90 to 10, on the
ground that he was Mason. Another
Council of the same Church admitted a
deacon to ordination, on the same day, who
is known to have been member of the Odd
Fellows Lodge. What would the Baptists
of Gloversville say to slaveholder.-N. Y.
T,.;h
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The immense quantity Of rain which has
fallen in the last few days, we understand,
has put the Little Platte river past fording.
As the rain appears to have been general,
in the upper Missouri notwithstanding, ms
a general thing, rain effects it but very little.
The Platte and, doubtless the Grand coming
out heavy, will certainly cause rise in the
lower Missouri, where, from all accounts, it
is very much needed St. Joseph Mo. Jour
92nl.
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Something About Negro Equality.

The Charleston Courier and other papers
In the With Congressional District, are
publishing sentiment uttered by James C..
Robinson, the Democratic candidate for
Congress, to the effect that he s'would rath-
er sleep with niger than Republican"
If certain rumors prevalent IN Lower Egypt
are true, not only Mr.. James Z. Robinson
but Mr.. John A.. Logan, during the progress
of the S!oo trial at Shawneetown year ago,
INDUCED in this preference to considera-
bic extent Chicago Press & Trib.
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ONLY FOR CASH!
SHERIFF'S SALE,

DY vIRTCE OF AN EXECUTION TO NE DIRECT
ID ed from the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Cour,
OF Pottawattsme County Iowa, shall proceed TO sell
On Thursday. November 25th, 1858,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and o'clock
p NJ of said day, in front OF the Treasurers Office in
Council Bluffs City, Iowa the following described real
estate OF UIal Williams, to-wit:
Easthaf OF the North West quarter OF Section Num-
Der twenty-five, in Township Seventy-dve North Of
Range forty-two West.
Taken as the property Of Uza Williams to satisfy an
Execution IN favor of Nehemiah Baldwin
WIN. BAKER, Sheriff of Potta. CO.. Iowa
Octohep n lS5S-y1n17-1w -
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Trustees Sale -!

WHEREAS, ANDREW NJ. HUNT, OF THE COUN-
w ty of Woodbury. and State of Iowa, did on the
Goth day of September A. D., 1857, execute, acknow-
edge and deliver to JAMES A. JACKSON, his certain
Deed of Trust upon the following property towt: The
one undivided \ of the EN- of the S wy Of Section
No six g., in Township No. sesenty-iour (7i North
of Ranss No fortythree (l3) West, in the County
Potawattame, and State of Iowa, for the purpose Of
securing to Toote Jackson, the payment Of certain
pomissory Note executed the day of said Deed
of Trust by the SAID Andrew NJ Hunt to said Tootle
Jackson payable ninety 90 days after the date thereof
for Seven Hundred and twelve dollars and ght
($7is ae). And whereas, the said deed of au-
thorzed the said James A. jackson TO sell said land at
public sale, after giving two weeks notice Of the time
and place Of such sale in some newspaper published in
Potfawattame County, Iowa, and apply the proceeds o
such ale to payment of said Note, not paid when it
was due, which said deed of trust duly recorded
the office OF the Recorder Of said County, in Book II
Page s. And whereas, the said Hunt has failed to
pay said Note. any part thereof. Therefore, !.
JAMES A. JACKSON, Trustee aforesaid, do hereby
give notice, that on
Saturday, the 18th day Of November,
D., 1855 in front Of the Post once in the city Of
Council Bluffs Iowa, between the hours of 10 O'clock,
A, NJ and O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day. will offer at
public sale. and sell to highest bidder the above
described real estate for the purpose of paying said
Note and viii make deed to the purchaser thereof
-s. JAMES A. JACKSON.
October 30 Ia5s--no7-ow
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DYSlRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO NE DIRECT
IL ed from the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court Of Pottawaitanie County, Iowa, shall! pro-
coed TO sell, on
Thursday, the 25ih day of November. 1883,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and O'Clock
p NJ of said day, in front Of the Treasurers Office in
Council Bluffs City the following described real estate
of William Brown, to-wit:
North y of Lot l57 in the original town Of Council
Bluffs Iowa also Lots l. s, 9, 10, H. r. 13 IA and Is
in Block II, also Lots 2, g. l. s, and g. in Block 49,
and Lots L. 2 g. IS % and q in Block 49, Lots g. TO-
H. 10 49, IA and Is in Block 26, and all OF the Lots in
Blocks Nos 3d. u, 81 %, %, 25, . T. s. 49, Al, ST. 49,
II, 5 80 49, Sc and 8. all in Browns subdivision of
Section 80, Township rs, Range ~ West, within the
City of Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Taken as the property Of William D. Brown, to sat-
isfy an Execution in favor of John Mccormack.
WIN. BAKER, Sheriff Potta Go. Iowa.
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, J. E. JOHNSON BY HIS DEED DAT
w ED November Gath, 1857, conveyed to the UNDER
signed in trust, the following described real estate
wi-Lots No. four ~, five o. fifteen Q5) and six
teen 6) Johnsons addition TO the town Of Council
Bluffs. in Potawattamle County in the State Of Iowa.
which deed OF trust was made TO secure TO II. R. B.
Whitemore Of the County of Saint Louis in the State
of Missouri the payment Of promissory note in said
deed ef trust specified, dated November gath 1857 for
$3.50 0S payable the first day of July 1855 with ten
per interest from date and whereas said note is
now due and unpaid. Therefore. l. the undersigned
will sell the real estate above described according to
the OF said deed of trust in front of the Coun
ty Treasurer's Once. in the City Of Council Bluffs in
said county, public vendue for Cash. 10 the highest
bidder, on
Tuesday. 30th day Of November. 1855,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A n and O'Clock,
P of said day satisfy said note and costs of said
trust and sale. FRANK STREET, Trustee.
October 30v2nS1-5w
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Election. Next week.

The elections to come off next week are,
Louisiana, on the lst Of November; New
York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Illinois,
and Michigan on the I'd; Maryland on the
3D.; Wisconsin on the 4th, and Delaware on
the 9th Of the same month, These States
choose seventy-eight members Of Congress.
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Notice Of ASSIGNMENT.

THE CREDITORS OF +. w HENDERSON, OF
Lewis, in the County OF Cass, and State OF Iowa.
will take notice, that the said Henderson did, on
tie 4th day Of October, A. D. 1855 make an assign
menf OF ms Goods Chattes Lands and Tenemente, 70
the Undersigned for the and benet Of his cred-
TORS Now, therefore the creditors of the said y.
Henderson, are hereby notified to present their claims
to me- duly authenticated according Law, within fhree
months from the date hereof 81 5sS.fgsse -
go. HENRY s. CAREY, Assignee.
Lewis, Iowa, Oct. 10, A. D., l656-s2n36-6w
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Dissolution of Partnersh;.

TNHE PARTNERSHIP OF THE FIRN oFsy
l. PORTERFIELD, is this day dissolved by m,,,s;
consent. All persons having Claims against the ~
will present the same TO s. n Porternes !, ~
Furniture Store occupied by him. and all pe.s., N
debted to the arm, will please make paynertaS :
Porterfeld, who Is alone authorized 10 receive 80
ceipt for the same. JAMES P0RTERrIrTn
SAaL. n P0RTERFIELp.
August 81, lS5S-y2ulT-tf AD'
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H. G. MUTT. +. A. TRIrLE. J. s. ASDAEws
Merchants Exchange Bank
H. c. MUTT & CO,
I3t1IffZ B2ftHS, IOtr0.

MONEYS RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, PAYABLBoN
wi demand or at specified date, with or winoeAw
terest as per agreement with depositors. =,
Transferable Certificates OF Deposits issued when W.
sired.
We draw direct on New York Boston. Philsdelpsia
Detroit and Chicago and have also perfected an sffa
ment by which issue Drafts and Letters Of Croon
the principal Bankers in One Hundred and Fifty-Se'
Cities of Europe.
Collections made in Western Iowa and Easfsfa ~
brask free of charge and RENTED at current rates
Exchange. -.
We receive orders to Buy and Sell on Comuasss'a
Real Estate in Iowa or Nebraska. ...a.. e..
Invest Money for Capitalists, and Buy and Sell Ls1
Warrants at current rates.
REFERENCES: #t
LIE HuRAy& Co, n City GREEN, THOMAS eo'
DREXEL & Co, Phiia., Pa. CooLBAUGH BRooAS
VERMONT BANK MONTH"; Burlington, Iowa
Vermont. WARREN Co. BAxx, Nv.
HARVEY KING Esq Boston DAyrp R. PRESTON A@
L. G. BERRY & Co Adrian, Detroit, Micbisa
Michicsn tnSy1'
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GEORGE DOUGHTY'S
GENERAL COLLECTlNG AGENCY.

VTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
i tired from the mercantile business bees leave to
offer his services TO Merchants and Business Men Of all
Classes, General Collecting Agent He proposes TO
his entire attention this business; and his long
residence, and extensive acquaintance IN the West will,
he trusts enable him TO give entire satisfaction 10 ell
who may employ him.
Notes, Accounts and Claims Of all kinds, may be for
warded the undersigned, by mail otherwise, fer
Presentation, Liquidation Collection. Prompt atten-
ton will be given, and the avals Immediately remit
ted When 1t become necessary TO place claims 10
suit the best professional services Will be secured and
the legal proceedings urged forward rapidly posi-
bic. Doubtful claims will be settled and secured on
the best ataiaabe and the title to Real Estate
when taken either payment security carefully in
vestlgated.
The undersigned will, also Pay Taxes in all parts Of
Western Iowa and Nebraska and will also Sell, Pur-
Letters Of Inquiry Will be promptly attended to.
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
REFERENCES:
COUNCIL BLuFFs-Offcer & Pussy Bankers: Bald
win Dodge, do; Cassidy & Test, do; H. c. Mutt l.
Co. do.
ST. Louis, Mo.-Doan, King Il Co; Squire l. Reed,
Shapieigh, Day Co., s. c. Davis Co, Howard b
Hinchman
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-Tootles 4 farleigh, JOS c. Hull,
Pres' St 10. ms. Co.; R. l.. Mcdonald J. J. Curd,
Nave, McCord Co., J. B. Jennings & Co., A. Besttis
4 Co. [v2nls] [Busle please copy.
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eY'The number of emigrants arrived at
New York makes total of 81 1858 since the
first of the year. The arrivals for a. cor
responding period Of 1857, numbered l45,-
ISL,
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To John Helton and all pefso'ss interested:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT WILL
app~as atthe once Of the Register OF the Unitoi
States Land Once 1t Council Blua on the 26th day Of
October next prove my right enter BY
the n B. quarter Of section No a. In township No. ~
North Of Range No. 20 west AARvlM 4lN1R.
September 10, 1865, v2u21-lw.
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Our pixies Peak Boys Encounter Difficulties.
r.nT ,,rn,r Az villas Mast of

Our Pixies Peak Boys Encounter Difficulties.
CAMP TROUBLE, 40 miles West Of
kearney, Thursday, Oct 9TH.
Mr.. EDITOR We left Fort kearney on
Sunday after dinner, and drove about seven
miles, camping on the Platte, without wood.
On Monday drove about Is miles
CoURTRlGHr and PECK killed buffalo du-
ring the morning. At noon, We saw -four
men direct from Cherry Creek. They
showed us some of the gold, and said the
prospects were frst-rate. They are going
back in the Spring.
We camped here Tuesday evening. Du-
ring the evening, gun was fired, which
stampeded the cattle, but We succeeded in
bringing them all in, by l O'Clock. About
l o'clock, they stampeded again, and we
have lost thirteen head.
A man named SMITH, is with US, from
Fort Kearney. He is packing through
horse back, to Cherry Greek, and Court
RIGHT will 60 through with him, to select
WINTER quarters.
1t is IL O'Clock, time for my watch, and
must close for tonight.
Friday morning. We send some of the
boys back to the Fort this morning, for two
or three yoke of cattle, and they are about
ready to start. CouRrKlGur and SMITH,
have gone ahead, and We, of the main par
ty, will be again en- route in about half an
hour. Yours, Truly,
SAM. S. CURTIS.
Later from the G old sfortunes never
come sinsiy"-Poor sam
OMAHA CITY, Oct. 29th, 1858.
Mr.. EDITOR II am Informed by reliable
reports from kearney, that on or about the
10th instant, your correspondent, SAN. S.
CURTIS, was brought into the Fort with a
broken arm or collar bone, (reports differ
ing,) having been thrown from his horse in
chasing buffalo.
The train, it is further understood, was
detained one days journeying. SAM. had
the fractured limb bound up and FASTENED
to rejoin his party. lie will never say die.
Yours, Truly,
II. Z. C.
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Wanted!
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De1at1a1t1.rS

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0Aes - PssSs ss.s ssss 1ssv . -
- DR.. q. !. WOODBURY.. IA I1r.
Council Biu6s, Iowa, vts,s - = N
UIYY Apared 70 perform Oh ctsssaiss. ]. -
taininG TO his psofsssioS = 4 -.
approved and modern manner. Hsvin9 hsd - -
successful practice In Yellow Spvinfs ~ ~
worcester, Mass, wiilguarahte sstiisctIc IL - =
Y. ]. ". has Dr.. Denis liquid Tor prodrrs.s.s -
sn3sthesia, which, By sppiying 70 the tocsh ~ -
very much mitsstes and in sonleeases destoy, 81.
during the operation Of extYscting teeth rsla
who fear that haggard 6end, the foofAscAe. - =
prefer health, beauty and . sweet breath 4 y ~
deformity and Nth, and have your teeth cIes,..s
filled, to save those useful organs that you 49, ~
do without, and that IL costs 50 much TO repIars ~
taken in time and properly Allied, they can & ~
nently saved. -, u 80. s..- -
REFEREscEs--Dr Sullivan, Dr. p. >. Ner...
Grimes and A. v. Larimer, ESQ.,, Council But: Z
GRAD. ESQ, J. ". Cooiidee. GienwooA IA
saint. Joseph Female Cslle.-
St. Joseph, No.
wM CAMERON. A.. NJ, Pri1eipal pyot..
Ancient and Modern LanguGges.
LITERARY DEPARTMEsT-wM. CAMrRov
SARAH BELL, Miss EMMA PATTON -
Il. 2. CREssEY. Prof. OTTO BEHR N
ALL THE VARIOUS ORNAMENTAL BRAx,
IA will be Taught III desired BY competent t.ssla
The course 0. study is thorough and couns..s
none but the very best teachers empIoyed 81
The Seminary is furnished with four spena,d ~.
and special attention is devoted TO me Nnsi.A
partnient, both Vocal and instrumental
The next scholastic year win Commence a.,
Monday, (he 6th) Of September, and e,ns;n. ~
months without any intervening vacation y
Application should be made early as The nr,,,
limited to One Hundred including twen,y. Ave -
ers. e"'s-
EXPENSES: s
b. Per Session of Five MonA,.
Board, including furnished room fuel n u,,..
Tuition in Collegiate Department. 90
a" Preparatory " ........s 1900 ~ "
On Piano or Guitar. .s ~ "
Use OF I" ''tf''.t. ~ "
"esDthb pei oo<en' .....---.............,.. q
Ornamental Branches and Languages, a. crd;..s
prices. sis1g
All bills must be settled either by Cash or .par.
Note This rule will be adhered to strictly md 4 =
quires but little rejection to prove its proprety =
Importance
For Circulars with particulars address
WIN. CAMERON, Principal ST. Jossph. N
sVaeaucy will be filled.
Refereaces.-Rev. Messrs. Parker and Be,re, A.
ha; Rev. John Hancock and Horace Everett. ~
Council Bluffs: Rev. Messrs. J G. Fackler and " =
Irish, and Aessrs. j. y. Jennings J. W ra,ss
John Calhoun, j. W. Crane and Col. W. B. Thoran..
oe. 'oseph, Mo. lv2nlf-2u
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Third Judicial District.
The following are the official majorlties
for Judge in this Judicial District. 1t will
be seen that E. II. SEARS, Independent, is
elected bv 7S majority: