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Sales Of Real Estate in Pottawattamie Count!
For the Week Ending Friday, Oct. 80 1858.
Success of the Chinese Sugar Cane.

The Cedar Valley Times says the reports
from this Stqte, Illinois and Wisconsin of
tbs years experiments of raising the Chi
ncss Sugar Cane, and manufacturing sugar
and moIasses therefrom, are almost without
exception favorable. Sugar mills in these
States will soon be as plenty as in Louisiana,
and we shall be able to raise our own
"sweetenng," and cease to be dependent
upon Cuba and Louisiana for this important
commodity.
20 In the first Congressional District,
Trimble, the Democratic candidate, is
undoubtedly elected by a handsome MAORI
ty over his great "hydraulic ar-tight" op-
pOnent.
The above important item of news we
clip from the Sioux City Register, of the
DIST The editor, when he heard the above,
must have been eight" on something be-
sides air. However, we could hardly expect
supporter of the "breech- clout" Dcmoc-
racy, to have been sufficiently educated in
the school of vcracity, as to be able to state
anything in accordance with known facts.
--es----
CT We had the pleasure a few days since
Of avisit from Col. W. BRoADUs TuoMPsoS, of
St. Joseph. Mr.. T. was on his first tour to
this section of the country, and expressed
himself very much pleased with the general
character of the country, and with its i'm
provements and prospects. He is a man of
ability, influence and means, and warm
supporter of our Southern Railroad project.
He is also regular correspondent of the
St. Louis Republican, and our readers may
therefore be on the lookout for a more ex-
tended expression of his views of this sec
sion of country, through that medium. We
hope the Colonel will visit us again, at a
more suspicious season of the year-our
city doesn't "show' to very good advant-
age, during protracted rainstorm.
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AT THEIR
"nOleSale ana KetalI Rooms,
No. .. fhHNlN hlock-sppef broadway.
COUNCIL BLUES, IOWA.
w ton OF purchasers to their immense, varied and
elegant stock OF
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flne s'a'Vhet! ana Cu,!erS;
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Liverpool ware;
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1eiies' n"u'fS; ficN'es, LIQUORS &c.
.N.. I,.E,, Ion,,s " -O'i'" ''oi|e do
solthen' Oh EI "o'DS' comprising me
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ies anu pa''e'"S u nc iuii ~ "e hdsteii! he's:
our boiihets are u the td'tSt spring MODES ana
amongst them viii DO found an styies-fron that OF
tue pid oudAcf anu irdEe'ihs nat 10 'he uiosl eIe-
cant "a, iSiah hldue bohheIs anu hedu D'esses'
ou' hiOo'rsI
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huA'''H'e' S,.
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ae wen se'e''eu a' '"'' '"4' u pi''ee tue i's' re-
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ana AIRY elee' E'eS'o" 10 tue more cumorouS scar
let Bal Moral. ~
Our assortment of Ladies, Misses and Children's
tn' department OF trace we can furnish every variety
of garment for ladies' foot TIE new and elesant
'I!IeIVhe seal ''aNeH"-'s amongst ouI s'ooA Vi
i' m s' ,% ~. co.,,, ri,o ro,o, rat, .,, r
our stock OF "ehs,emeh fnne fFehcn cav ana Con
and elegant. ..-..,. ., ,,.-.,-.-
Youth ana boSs mas ana tap-esety thiig from 'he
commone'' Palm 10 inc me Dt"ad-orln Plantation
she idshivndo'' 81" anu 0''''h'ee' anu 'n' eeSah'
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- our " ilo" onate ,id ~ van rape' anu
tohs I'll uisi',s a'.t'' "e4" peii''' Aeep'"e Win
'"u 'e man ", ' 49,, ,n,.,r.,,o,,
we nave a very 1a'se aI I,1 'i, rs %,
ftusa leas ny r anu y''" N0'ee
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Also io' Vi sope'i'i western 'esei'e .heese-
warranted +, , =,
out s,oeA Vi swaps al" o'' S 'e'' ''e' anu '''
ASSORTED % sasr constantly on hand all the brands O,
Missouri and Iowa FlUur--aso very superior Hams,
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CyThe Washington Union publishes
column or so every day to enforce the po-
sitlon that it is ''the duty of Congress to
enact laws to protect Slave Property in the
Territorieso
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@ Considerable excitement was lately
created by reports of gold discoveries on
Vancouver's Island, and thousands rushed
thither from California. The whole thing
turns out to be another humbup,
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C The Washington Union cries out for
"a bold compact, universal Democracy as
the great desiteratum just now. There is
small prospect of obtaining the article so
long as the present Kilkenny war continues
in the bosom of the party.
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ca Jerrold said to an ardent young man
who burned with desire to see himself in
print: "Be advised, young man; don't take
down the shutters before there is anything
at the wipdov.''
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Cyan exchange says, "The editor Of the
Charleston Mercury was attacked with vel
low fever, but is now out of DANGER" but
that leaves the people in doubt whether the
aforesaid editor is vet alive.
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Cy Late news from the Indian war in
Oregon indicates that the Government will
have trouble to subdue the savages.
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cy Thurlow Weed believes that the re-
suits Of the elections in PENNSYLVANIA and
Indiana are worth fifty thousand votes for
Morgan.
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EyA big lump of gold was recently
FOUND IN Columbia, Oregon, weighing 40l
IL ounces-valued at about 49,
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CT Telegraph from Placervills te
Salt Lake City is commenced.
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CO The Atlantic Telegraph Company
have found something more profitable than
their cable to work, in the lead mines of
Newfoundland. A correspondent writes
that they have l5O men employed mining
lead on their lands, and that several ship
loads have come to New York.
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kuayeS and 1'ools

Everybody that does not entirely agree in
opinion with that mighty man of the Bugle
--LTsASDER W. BABBlrr-vide Bugle of the
eth.
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Gold NewsCI:erins.

From the extracts which we publish to-
aav. from the Lawrence and Elwood papers,
il will be seen that the latest news from
Pixies Peak and Cherry Greek, are of the
mos. encouraging character. Look out for
a great stampede to the mines early in the
Snring. The best and shortest route to the
mines, is up the valley of the Platte, on the
North Side, and we expect to see thousands
Of emicrant wagons "dragging their slow
length along" thereon, ere many months.
Sales Of Real Estate in Potta wattamie County
For the Week Ending Friday, Oct. %, 1858.
Reported Expressly for the Nonpare by STREET RIDER
Investigators of Titles and Records.
] l. Foreman and wife 10 Thomas Mahan--Lot No
+. IN Block 3, Haggs AdditIon-$l5O.
Anthony p Trtpple and wife to Amos Enterne-S
T. L Section 10, Town "a, Range ~, 100 acres-S250
J. NJ. Palmer to Lew P. Dodge--N. j. i Section 80
Town H. Range A. l6O acres; also, Lots 1, and il
Book 10 in MINISTER'S Addition-$lS00.
Frank T. Foster and wife to Mary Ann Delays.
\ Sec % Town rs, Range 80, $50 acres-S--.
Noses F. Shlnn and wife to Loudon Mullin--N. F.. 4
ON ". \ Sec. IS, Town 75 Range ~, 40 acres-SiO0
" c. James and wife to John 5. Stewart-Lots an'
IN Block a. Beers Suhdlvison--$4OO.
John S. Stewart to Mark E. Reeves-Lo,s and , il
Block Al Beers Subdivision-S5OO
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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 Hayre
to New York. H. q NlITT a 90
y2n29 Broadway Camel, plufys Lou.
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e. A Chicago paper publishes calcu-
latjon concerning Thurston's (the aronaut)
fall. His elevation was thought to be three
miles when he was last seen, and assuming
this to be the distance he fell, it would only
require thirty-one and half seconds for
him to reach the earth, a mean velocity of
494 feet per second. Assuming his weight
to be l60 pounds, he would strike the earth
with momentum equal to 10000 pounds,
Or little more than 50 tons-a power suf
fcient to scatter his body, bone and muscle,
into atoms so minute as scarcely to be per.
ceptible, if not to bury him deep into the
earth.
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Let it be remembered that the Popular
Sovereignty, of which Douglas sounds the
loud timbrel, is simply, when reduced to
facts, the right to take slave into all the
Territories, and keep them there in spite of
the people.
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L. NUCKOLLS g. CO.,
Bankers s. Real Estate Agents,

GLENwOOD, IOWA.
DILLS OF EXCHANGE on ALL THE PRIN-
I'D CIPAk Cities bought and sold.
Collections made, Lands entered and Warrants locat
ed in Western Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas.
Loans effected for foreign capitalists ON GOOD Sc
CURITY.
Farms, Town Lots and unimproved Lands bought and
sold
Deposits received and interest allowed.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
References
John Thompson, N Y City Council Bluffs, Towd.
Hope. Graydon Co, :" Greene, Weare Il Benton,
Wood. Bacon Co, PhiPd Fairfield, Iowd.
Straight Demipg Co Gin. HEM Williams 4 Co.
Darby Barksdal, ST Louis Chas Hendrie Burfin1'n
Humphreys Tut & Terry, | Hon Aug Hail. keosauqud
Crow McCreery & Co, do. ! Hon Jas Craig st Joe Mo
LedpencOrth, Kansas. Coz. Washington Ter.
Isaacs & Almond. Hon McMcMulien.
WytheriHe, Va. Bellevue, Nebraska.
South Western Bank Va. Hon +. Ferguson.
Hon S Fulton. Hon S Curtis, NJ c. Iotca
Feb 5-n4I-u
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The new Custom House at Pensacola,
Fla, has just been completed, at a cost of
10000. The amount Of revenue collected
ut that port for 1857 was $47o, costing to
collect it $3,0l2.
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ca The quickest rate of locomotion,
after the electric spark, light, sound, and
cannon balls, is ascertained,to be the flight
of swallow. One of these birds has been
let off at Client, and made its way to its
nest, at Antwerp in II 10 minutes, going
at the rate of FIVE kilometres minute Il. e.
- miles.
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NEW STOCK!

'TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE-
l. TURNED from st. Louis bringing the best assort-
meht OF FINE and COARSE LEATHERS that has
CT oefure been brought to this market He pre-
pared to furnish Shoemakers with anything their
liie at as low terms be procured this City
l am also prepared to manufacture BOOTS and SHOES
IN the latest style and OF the best material Having
the pest OF Workmen, have hesitancy in warrants
Ing all work done in my shop
GTRemember the new stand, Lower Broadway. near
corner of Bancroft street. LOUIS ZURMCEHLEN
September ll-v2n20.
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CT A correspondent of the Picayune
prophesies an immense sugar crop in Louis
lana this season-say 10000 hhds.
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Millinery g. Dress MAKING.

Mrs. DAVY HAVING REMOVED FROM BAN
WI CROFT to Lower Broadway, nearly opposite Mr.
Park Lumber Yord continues to Clean, Press, Alter
ana Make Bonnes of the latest fashion, at the
notice Ioct Isyono,,
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NONPAREIL JOB OFFICE.

The facilities in this establishment for neat ard expe-
ditous Job Printing surpassed In the state
The materials are all entirely nPw comprising all the
later and most approved styles o! Tine Border Rules
&c. together with two Porrcr Job nrregrs Of TIE hes.
patterns. II will ever be the anI&.i,gn afil deter
mnation OF the prOpret0rs that all work executed a,
this establishment, shall be distinguished by the fea-
lures necessary TO constitute IL norpcreti-naleig
correctness and reIfneSs The personal srper,tpnt-
ance OF tne proprieters guarantees the faithful parfUrr
ance of every job We invite patronage with the ass-
rance to ALL that long experience aud unsurpassed
facilities will enable to execute all orders nd
to US in manner before attempted in this cIly
surpassed in the State
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Council Bluffs Retail Price Current

Corrected weekly for the Council BLUFFS Nonparel by
CARTER COURTRIGHT,
General Auction, C0mmissioR end Forwerding
Merchasfs, Middle Broad,rGy.
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AmDr0typists & Daguerreotypists!

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING 4 VERY LARGE
w stock of ABlbrolype, Ielauotype nagurr-
reotype and Photographic Goods, embracing every
useful article in demand by the OPERATOR consisting III
part Of
Cases, Frames. Plates, Glass Nattings
Preservcrs. Pure Chemical, and Apparatus.
which we will sell on reasonable :erras
September 25-v2n22 F. GEES4NtSS co
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/ St. Louis.
Jno. J. Anderson & Co.
Messrs. Page x Bacon.
ILoker, Reeick & Co.
z. r. Violet & Co.
MessrS. Bryan & Co.
Io,p1.
Cook. Sargent & Downey.
Hem, WiIlipms & Co.
HOyt Sherman 4 Co.
Hon. Thomas B. Benton, Jr.
| Springfield, III.
NJ. 4 +. Insurance Co.
IClark's Exchange Bank.
Jacob Bum, Esq.
Hon. S. T. Logan.
ICOl. Jno. Williams,
Jacksonville, III.
Hon. VIM. Brown.
% Richard Yates,
Z. X. Elliott, Esq.
Messls. N. p. Ayers & Co.
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The Placer herald., 1858-04-24
SACRAMENTO.
DIR. CHARLES H. T0ZER'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL CARD.

GTRANGERS visiting Sacramento will remem-
- Der that DR.. Tozer's Infirmary is on 9th street
between J Il G streets, Sacramento.
The great success and many radical cures made
by DR.. Tozer since his commencement in this city,
to which hundreds can testify induces him to in
form those afflicted with any private complaints
recent or chronic, and wish to be we'll and thor
oughy cured, it will be to their interest and well
fare to call on him, who for the last twenty-five
years has given his entire attention to Private
Complaints, and to all cases of diseases of a pri-
vate nature acute and chronic, such as Syphilis
Secondary and Constitutional Affections, Gonorr-
h9a and Seminal Weakness, Gleet and Structures,
and all diseases of the generative and urinary Or
gans both in male and female, such as Prolapsus,
Flour Albus Hysteria, &c. Patients can be as
sured that their complaints will not be tampered
with, but treated on strictly scientific principles
Private complaints eradicated in few days; new
cases cured in short time without mercury.
He can be consulted at his office at all times of
the day, from in the morning until in the eve
ming All in aflliction can find him one who can
see and sympathise with and befriend them when
in trouble-one in whose services the utmost con-
fdence can be placed Come all who are afflicted
and in trouble, and be relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged so as to preclude
the possibility of exposure.
Letters enclosing SO will receive prompt at
tention with best advice and instructions.
c. II. TOZER, M. D.,
9th street, between J. & K
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24
RATES OF POSTAGE.

The postage on all letters to any part of the
country must be prepaid.
Letters not exceeding or within 5000 miles,
Scents, prepaid over 5000 miles. 10 cents. If
conveyed wholly or partly by sea; and to and from
foreign country, 10 cents within, and 20 cents
over $500 miles, unless otherwise fixed by treaty,
&c Every additional OF. or fraction, carries
an additional postage.
Letters dropped for delivery at the same post
office, cent. Advertising letters cent.
Newspapers, periodicals, unsealed circulars, or
other articles of printed matter, Except books }
when sent to any part of the United States, and
additional ounce, or part thereof 2 cents. ii
within the State, not weighing over l o., J cent
Books, bound or unbound, not weighing over
lbs, for any distance under 5000 miles, cent
per ounce; over 5000, 2 cents per aunce. The
above must be prepaid, or double these rates.
Weekly Newspapers, Zone copy only,) sent to
actual subscribers within the county where print
ed and published, free.
The Placer herald., 1858-04-24
AN ACT


To separate the office of Collector of Taxes from
the Office of Sheriff and Assessor in the county
Of Placer.
The People of the State Of California, repre-
sented IN Senate and assembly, dOI enact as
f0klOacs:
Sec l. From and after the second day of June,
one thousand, eight hundred and forty-nine, the
office of collector of Taxes in the county of Pla-
Ger shall be separate from the officesl of Sheriff
and Assessor.
SEC. 2. At the next general election, and at the
general election every two years thereafter, there
shall be elected in the said county Collector of
Taxes, who shall enter upon the duties of his
office on the second day of June, one thousand
eight hundred and tifty-nine and shall hold said
Office until the first Monday of December, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty, and until his
| successor is elected and qualified.
Sec 8. The terms of said office, except the one
provided for in section two lof this Act, shall
be two years, and commence on the first Monday
in December. one thousand eight hundred and
sixty. and on the first Monday in December, every
second year thereafter.
SEC. 4. The Collector of Taxes elected under
the provisions of this Act shall collect all State
and county taxes, all foreign miners license
taxes, all poll taxes, all kinds of public dues
which by law shall be required to be collected on
the first day of june A. d. one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-nine, by the Sheriff and Asses
vices the same compensation as shall be allowed
by law to officers tor like services. And all duties
and liabilities imposed by law upon the said Sher
iff and Assessor, in the collection of said taxes
and public dues. shall attach to the office thereby
created and all authority and power enjoyed by
said Sheriff and Assessor, for the enforcement of
the said collections is conferred upon said Collec
tor; and the said Collector elected under the pro-
visions of this Act shall give such bond or bonds
as shall be by law required to be given by the said
Sheriff and Assessor for like responsibility; and
shall. in addition, give a bond in the sum of
$4,000 for the proper discharge of his duty as
Collector of Taxes upon the property.
SEC. 5. The Collector of Taxes. hereby created
shall have the power of appointing one or more
deputies to aid in his official duties, for whose
official conduct he shall be responsible. And each
and every such deputy, before entering upon the
discharge of the duties of his office, shall make
and subscribe in writing, upon the back of his
certificate of appointment the oath of Office re-
qaired of his principal, modified to suit his posi-
ton; and shall Immediately thereafter file the
same with the County Recorder of said county;
aud he shall not be considered qualified until the
same is done.
SEC 6. All Acts and parts of Acts, inconsistent
with the provisions of this Act arc hereby re-
pealed. so far as they relate to the county of Pa
GER; prOrided, that nothing in this section shall
be held to Affect the offices of Sheriff and Assessor
in said county until the second day of June, A. d.
one thousand eight hundred and ffty-nine
Approved March 18th. 1853