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The Atlantic MONTHLY

Inc June number of the above-named
excellent Magazine, is on our table, and is
aVery interesting number. This magazine
mas already obtained high rank among the
best periodicals published in the United
States, and is well worthy of being read BY
every lover of choice literature. We will
furnish our subscribers with the work at So
per annum, or it can be obtained of the rub.
hshsrs, PHILLIPS, SAMPSON L Co., Of Bos.
ton, at So per apnum.
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CTA publisher of Bank Note Detector
sends US a copy Of the same, and no doubt
he is 'laughing in his sleeve" at the joke.
well, 60 on With your ''persecution." Well
get a dollar some day, and examine your
Detector.
P. s. Since writing the above we receiv-
cd a dollar from a runaway sub,or;ber and
the blasted Detector pronounced it scoun-
terfeit ~
So the world wags, and so did our sub
scriber.-Mdianold Visitor.
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Sale Of Lots Mt Loudon, Mills County.

The Board of Directors of the Town Com
pany of Loudon, advertise in our columns
to-day, sale Of lots, to take place on the
Ssh day of Julyproximo. OF the town, its
advantages and prospects, we cannot speak
from our own knowledge; having never
wandered that far from our sanctum, but
{ from what we have heard Of its location
and its surroundings, we are convinced that
1T cannot be numbered among the "thcus-
nnd-and- Lone" paper towns, for which the
great West has become noted. For infor-
nation relative to its location, &c., we refer
tho reader to the aforesaid advertisement,
but we would call the particular attention
Of all, to the fact, that the Columbus Semi
nary now in course of construction here BY
the NJ. +. Church, at a cost Of 1914, 800,
will be finished by the first Of January 1859.
There is no humbug about this, the stock
has been taken, and the money paid ill.,
Tho erection of m institution of this char
actsr, speaks we'll for the liberality of the
liens, and is the best of evidence in favor of
tho vitality Of the town.
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Council Bluffs Retail Price Current

Corrected Weekly for the Council BLUFFS Msapsrel BY
PORTER Z CARTER,
General AHcftos, CemmSssios snd FSSwer6iss
Merehants, Middle Broad,osy.
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,sxssons unprincipisd nisefsaat, tos hat-
~ IL fear Of the law before his1yss, =
he a. night Of the l0th int, with dsvilisA -
Eepity, proceeded to destroy The shads trsss
= front Of the lot OWNED By ,. BArsis J,
fronting on the Public Square. A persia
thss would be guilty q such low-lived ds.s-
Grafton, deserves tarriss and fsathEiss I'D
riding on rail. We arc informed that q
clue to the psrpetrator Of this dassardly act
has been obtained, which, if but verified,
will result in case Of border-Fufkan deco
rating. ~ ssssE
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Theatre Going to Salt Lake.

We noticed upon our streets, on Thurs
day last, an Omnibus, finely paintcd-its
sides inscribed with the words "De Bergcn's
Popular Theatre"- the whole surmounted
by the stars and stripes, and drawn by six
superb mules. We understand that this We
hics belongs to Mr.. W. MARTIN, an old
pioneer well-known in these parts, who has
made On arrangement with the aforesaid
theatrical company to visit Salt Lake City.
and that this Omnibus is intended and will
be used for their transportation across the
plains.
We believe it is the design Of Mr.. MARTIN
to follow in the wake of the army and the
supply trains, and by occasional represen-
tntious Of the Legitimate drama," remune-
rate himself for contingent expenses, from
the pockets of Uncle Sans army. 1t is a
novel Undertaking, yet we have no doubt Of
its entire success. We wish cold Doughey"
a prosperous and speedy passage to the
abodes Of the Saints.
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neal AND MlSCELLANLVos'
:. I,y p..r,.,i.. Among Us:

~z-copie. ., III. Eos,AsE.L can =
~ Sr.rrr,s City Book store. -----
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~ We learn that the vote IN Iowa coun-
~ on the 10th, resulted in favor of 3 loan
to the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad, BY
a majority of about 100. This is the third
or 4,h attempt of the friends of the Rail-
road in that county to carry this loan. There
is nothing like trying.
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. /. the d.y approaches, upon which e'sn,
.~.,xo Years ago, our forefathers pledgea
.:tbeir lives, their fortunes and their 'aelea
honor. !. in behalf and for the support q ING
neclara,iou Of independence the a0o'e
question becomes an important one.
Tbs Fourth Of July is coming! VIVA.
,rus American heart but feels saea la'e.s
'.us .L - n,trioti.m arouse at the thought?
,psa ,,n look back over the long vista Of
.... rb;cb have succeeded since the revo-
;,,;o,. and read the past history Of this love-
" land. this glorious liberty, these benign
;D.ti,utions-the dear purchase OF our faith
.r,-xi,hout feeling IN impulsive and pa
,r;ot;c desire to celebrate in fitting MANNER
the natal day Of these, our country's oies'
sings9 >, .u..
How can we better revive the recoiiec-
+;on, Of the "times that tried mems SOUS
in the struggle for liberty, than BY an ap'
nropr;ate celebration at this place, on the
Fourth Of July next, it being the slghsy''e-
cond Anniversary of American lndepen-
dance And what is to hinder our having "
celebration? Hard times can be no excuse,
for We might surely get up picnic at q
very triaing expenso-iudeed we might say
At no expense, for divided, as the cost would
be-, among so many, none would feel the
burden. And We have plenty OF pleasant
rroys, and ravines about here, any one Of
which, might, with a little work, be made
fitting temple of incense to the Goddess Of
Liberty. ~. =,
Hurrah! then, for picnic celebration Of
the glorious Fourth! Let our wives and
sweet. hearts prepare tho dough-nuts and
fancy fixens, and we will furnish peanuts
and soda. Let US choose an orator from
our promising young men, let our singers be
prepared with some fitting music, and with
our fine Band and Military Company for an
escort, why may we not enjoy pleasant So
cial day together day that shall revive
our patriotism, refresh our spirits, and make
US all better and happier for year to come
We would propose meeting Of the citi-
zsns at the Council Chamber, on Thursday
Evening, the 18th inst, to consider the pro.
priety of such celebration, ana to make
arrangements for the prosecution Of the
same.
Come on, then, friends, let US show if We
"have any patriotism among u.s." Who Sc
cond. our motion?
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~ The Surveyor Generals Office for
Kansas and Nebraska, is now open st Ne
braska City for the transaction of business.
At the last accounts, John Candlebox had
not arrived, though daily expected. We
sympathize with Nebraska City, and hope it
may be spared the disgrace of being gener-
ally known as the residence of that notorious
scoundrel John Candlebox Calhoun.
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CARTER 4 CoURTRIch1,
Successors to Porter L Cartsr,)
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Auction and Commission Menna>ts
r~A FoR THE SALE OF :
Merchandise, Houses, Lots, Lands, &C.. Nai&ale
Broadway, Council BIsffs Isw.. y
IS0NSIGNNENTS SOLICITED FROM ROME AMI
~ abroad and attended TO with promptness and dis
patch. - > . =
Hon. Thomas u. Benton. u, P SNOW, A. HS>tp.
-, WI B. Rcssson, oossol DIuds; prullafd, buf.
eslo, n =; y Keslsr. Alhsay, NY. inls- .
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Carter l. COPYRIGHT.
This firm is doing business at the old
stand of PORTER 4 CARTER. Theyhave just
received a heavy consignment Of Hats,
Caps and Ready Made Clothing, of the latest
styles, which they will sell cheaper than can
be purchased in this city. Give them call.
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Galphinism.
The wind was recently taken entirely out
of the sails Of Locofoco Journals, about the
Galphin fraud, called, by the assertions
of Senators TooyBs and HAMMOND, in their
places in the Senate, that it was entirely an
honest and fair transaction.
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Successor to RIDDEN Whitley
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-06

The waves Of emimtion have usually been running In
direction, but find the tide of emigration now
changed and occupying central position on the
globe. Emigration is coming to us from the East and
from the West, and when vacant territory shall be
filed up when it shall reach population of hundred
and fifty or five hundred millions, who can say what will
When our railroad system shall progress on proper
principles extending from extreme of the country TO
the other like many arteries when your telegphic
wires shall be stretched along them the tendons In tho
human arm and they shall in parallel lines and be
crossed at right angles until the whole globe as II were
and especially this great centre, shall be covered like
network with these arteries and tcndons when the face
of tho globe shall fash intelligence like the face of man
when 1t shall become sensitive TO touchwe occupying
this important point receiving acquisitions from the East
and from the West may find institutions more per-
feet science may be advanced that instead Of receiving
immigration, instead Of receiving nations from abroad,
this will be the great scnsorium from which notions
Of religion notions Of government improvements
in works of every description shall radiatc from this
centre and rcyolutionizc the whole world.
Who dares say that this Is not destiny, if viii
only permit it to be fulfled3 Then let go with
this great work of interesting in becoming connect
ed with the soil interesting them ia remaining in
mechanic shops prevent their accumulation in the
streets of your cities and In doing this you will dis
pcnsc with the necessity for all your pauper system BY
doing this you enable each community to take of its
own poor. BY doing this You destroy and break down
the great propensity that exists with to hang and
loer and perish about the cities of the Unon is done
in the older countries
1t is well enough, Mr.. President to see where our
public lands have been going There to be great
scrupe in reference to the appropriation of lands for
the benefit Of the people; but the federal government
has been very liberal heretofore in granting lands to tho
States for railroad purposes We can pass law after law
making grant after grant of the public lands to corpora
tons without alarming any here We have already
granted to railroad monopolies, to corpotions twenty
four million two hundred and ortyscyen Thousand acres
Those grants hardly meet with opposition in Congress-
but it to be very wrong in the estimation Of some
to grant lands to the people the conditions proposed
in the bill before We find furthermore, that there
of these lands will turn out to be the most productive on
the globe-orty million ono. hundred and thirty y-three
thousand five hundred and sxty- acres.
In relation to the public lands and the grants which
have been made by the government have obtained
from the Commissioner of the General Land Office several
tables, which now submit.
Eanae Of The quantities Of land ehfca nil ianye h Sdt Under
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Number Of quar-.
States and Territories.

unod and uarof ru,ed lands IN each ne States
Territories incEudn3 surveyed aud unstrreyd, offered and cDr
ed lands, the 30th June, 1856
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THE HOMESTEAD BILL.
SPEECH OF HON. ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE
D1irsral ia ae Senate, May 20, 1858.

having under consideration the bill 10 grant TO any
% who Inc hend of family and citizen o The United States
M ono hundred and sixty Of land out Of the publ
% mon he condition occupancy and cultivation Of the sam
M. ~ arlod of ny2y wears H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26

D.NIILsoN-At New parh.m. n. J., on Tue,j,y, Aus a.
Ma heeecca wife Of Joeps Dsr.e'on, u the S''A yea VI
bet
De BEyoIsr-M BusAwict Lors Island. on Tuesday even
Aug - Atsnna tsin daughter Of Charles sad Jsas
De Beyo,e Of rp.ion In the 18th yea OF hei age
Sh- snc r-rt. Of the family respectfully Invited %
esrt Ter funeral further Invitation from TIE Fe'
Sence OF her parents, Friday Avg. q, at p m
EGBERT-ln Staten Island. russdsy morning, Az IL
Barnet r oer, IN the s.t year OF bis age
ENNIs-M Nc 81 Montgomery street 90 ra,sas' Az -
rotib AID II cay,
GARDNERIn Brooklyn, on Wedne,isy. Aug g Aic. Ban,
iisn daughter Ct D. AID g. Gsaaer, ned noa;a' a'A
stays.
TIE ffiaas, invited s,eud ths fi-eral FiAy a.
ocock ten Lafayette door rotta y CGn'
keis,G street. HeI reussns viii he tskea 20 Newsik j.
HORfON-On Wedr ,s1sy morning. Aug sj Josph o. Ct
Horton OF cct'uH p:en' ,, ~, -, MI
The funeral vii place a: as late rederce, No 30 Division
sice To-Day at o'clock Fresds I'LL s;teod without further
notice.
s;..r I.sId Theodore Richard insus Of Theoi-rs
ard Ma ;dal.rs Locksimsn
LUpLAn-A Newport R. l. 81 the residence OF bl. father.
Lewis eldest Of Henry Ludan Of this city, In the loa
yea Of b., as.
McCCY-At No rs West Eighteenth street Tue'iAy Aug
q, Hsar.A Jai Mccoy aged 10 yea. and II months
sMfH-o, Tuesdsy morning. ArG o. after shoit tns'
Michael Smith Ct tie corner OF Van brlnt ard Commerce
stgeets, Brockyn.
swAN-or Monday, Aug So Ara Coyr, relict Of Cha''e
Tue friend, Of the family Ani those Of her bIoae Nfet
No ss West Thirty secOrd street on rausi
st.iroon a, O'Clock. without further invitation.
WAITE-At Brst,letoro, VI or Weinsscay, Als p, Len
Parker cny child Of Albeit 5. all May Il. Wsite ssei
years snd " days
TIE END, Of the family Invited stend Ia. fine from
No. l45 Lafayette syeue. Brookyr OF Fndsy. Aus ~ 81
oCcot p. m. without further notice
WALTFR-In Psisn on Monday Aug 3, suddenly. Robsr.
oil ehid OF Tno' H. and Ju!is B "Sier, assd 10 month
i9 CANS
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Lsy Ch.re, Raw ~. vivian Ygoxt 70 MS NXE-A. s..
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- ~ The Rev C. ksst NJ jola de q "a Of ColGuibA
ScciA CAoA 70 M. Hsrrit A Cute OF the former place
HALLOCK- SgYRWOOD-H Dei2F. Coma, Mor.sy
Az. = by lie Pew c. C. ftsay, NJ: srsntln a.loh ia
Mise Marie eaaea,ss Of o g. saeiso0d ga a. O''oy
LOgFrTT-sPoss i, NJIu.n,bl-rh on T-ssd.y, Az 81
By tie Rev Dr. M,her FTaacls L1rrce 10 Ma sara L
Coiyer Bross 0. Wills sburgs C.ty, Ia L
SALTRAH KRS-JEWELL-In Piil.ie.pais "a on ecces
DAY. Acc. Is. BY The Henry @ safs NtEsn Zines:
MsltIsvsrs hss Virginia. third eAnsai- OF S9ae'
william levt.. esa =. q tA.s city.
PFASELI-HIGBIA-Ir ri. city. Monday Ars = ~ ta-
Rev X. Ws-.-s NJ. FuEn,a Pesser {, Ms Jane T. hssA
sAITNELl.-POST-Ip Jersey City, OF Ta.sday Az - o
RosS. sa.vsl esi, Mss Lucy d Poet. eotA " LED
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FATAL FALIs.-Coroner Gamble held an inquest on
Wednesday, at the New-Ycrk Hospital, upon the body
of John 0'Biien, a native Of iceland, twentythree
yesrs OF age, who died from the effects Of injuries re-
ctiyed on the a0th inst II appears that deceased,
while assisting to lower some plank into the hold Of
the ship Adelaide, laying at Pier No. Is, f. II, made
misstep and en hssdlong down the hstchway, frac-
turing his skuI from the effects OF which be disd on
Tuesday right The Cororers Jury returned ver-
DICT Cf Accidental death
Felix NcAnsrny, late CT No. 26l Est Four eenth
street, while driving coacart in Fourth street near
Avenue b., yesterday morning accidentally fell hssd
foremost to the pavement. and striking upon his head
was instantly killed. His remains were taken to bis
late reside nee, where iuques. viii be held upon
them to day.
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toNCLUsION OF The WHOLE MATTER


OTTAWA, Saturday evening, Aug. 81, 1858.
The Republicans Of Ottawa are 10 high glee. Toe
Triumphant manner in which Lincoln handled Douglas
ha afternoon has filed them with spirit and conf
csace ard while write the town is alive with excite
nsr!, bonfres are blazing on every corner, and mag
fifteen, torchrgh. procession, accompanied by two
lands o nusc is paradirg the streets and everywhere
lie cly is, "Hurrsh for Lincoln" II is universally
sknov legged that Stephen A. Douglas is q used
I'd psn--:hat Lircolp, to use the expression
Of the crowd, "chswed him up completely. |
eolbt if there is Douglasits 10 town who wit
rsesso tie manner in which his idol WAS slain,
sho 6oes not nwady feel that in this Stste the con-
ts 10 Practically ended-thst Douglas cannot be re-
iuttd 10 the UIed States Senate uness by an inter-
FsioD Of Divine Providence, and 80 Ter as the Lord
heotceited, give il as my private opinion that he
Lac p,selors little TO hope for from him The Littl'
1lant 10 doomed.
After being 80 furious,y charged upon, Douglas
SVaeasss found Ottawa an unpleaa nt field to remsn
ana consequently took the earliest train for Cnoa-
r., L..eoln remained here in company with MIR.
Lo.el,y az tie guest of Mayor Glover; and imme-
SAe! sisor supper large derutation OF Republicans,
.esssd by band Of music, called and escorted them
@hs Court; House. The building was brilliantly illu
.,Iaso, aud an immense crowd of people, numbering
least fifteen hundred persons, Tiled the ward in
Tont. Loveioy, who had promised 10 speak was
eusly called Tor, and mounting the stems OF the
Sonyt House. Invested himself Of bis crays, and col
80, oPtreu nis Nes. anu shiu, and went at il. The
sroWC' IA view oi the events Of the dsy felt
ete.y, and so did Loyejoy. l never ls,epsa 10 a
speech 20 iull OF eoqueDce and magnetic power. Us
seized tie Democratic bull by the horns and .d.
ninste'ed TO bin terrible hagellatou. Fvsrv
tentsnCe fell Kissing hot upon the hearts and con-.
scenes OF his Douglas listeners, and swskaned
tie w,esst enthusiasm among the Republicans He
wous Rot stop to defend the Republican party from
tse bs;e ISLANDERS and misrepresentation Of its oppo-
.ents 70 SAD. Its principles were old as the Gov
sIoment and was folly to defend them from attacks
oeS lie intended TO 90 was to expose, in sl its de-
aniy, the corrupt character of modern Democracy.
~ speech, lasting about one hour aud qusrtet,
~ NC expose Il. AT one moment he held il up "
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A RoNANTic MaRRiAGE.-Quts . romantic wed.
eng took place 81 Mazomania, in this county, LAST
evening. TIE groom a returned Californian, who
left his wife Tor the aurereus land about years
ego; and the bride the wife that left. Some tins
after be reached Calfonis-s year or more--his wife
received intelligence Of his death. Two or three
years later she heard that the story was untrue, bet
that he never intended TO return. Upon this with ths
advice Ct friends she obtained Q divorce.
Two or three days since the wanderer returned snd
called upon bis former wife. Old affections revived,
faith was pbghted anew and last evening he led her.
b,ushipg BRIDE to the altar for the second tine. The
happy pair thus epared, preceded forthwith to the
der Of and took the train East on their bridal tour
Msdiso. (wial JouruL
A DISCRIMINATING PAUrEn.-A friend Of ours, who
as served Is Inspector Of our House Of Industry,
told us Of an amusing of epicufesnsm in poverty
that once came under his notice. how do you like
here ?" he asked of Of bis male charges. Pretty
well Sir" said he, "ss regards the fare. but you
might DO better about the clotaes." All - If
sbspld be allowed to stste my preferences, or.iru,d
tie pauper, II should cay give ne Boitoc for it,
table, Portsmouth for tie wardrobe AID c nccrd Tor
gsrtrs freedom extending to the rehnemsate oi social
hie. Tvs tiled EN- ali Sir and If ever yoa Dome to
H. los vii ind it just a. tel y0u.'
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Tho steamship Grea. Britain, for Liverpool, took
s65coO in specie. The business Of the Cleairg House
va &l5 2s, 599 Tie receipts at the A,ssy Office Of
silver for recorags have Of ate been quite large, be-
yoni tie capacity of the Mint to make quick returns
Some 400 go Mexican dollars are waiting the slow
progress Of coinage, and more viii be deposited neIt
week. These dollars have been drawn from Mexico
mostly through Texas ami New Orleans.
Tee basis of se.;lemer; agreed upon BY hessrs.
Corning and Moran viii probably be laid before the Ere
Board q. the regular meeting tomorrow Thursday.
There ere scme symptoms CT opposition to iis &C.
ceptaEos bu: it is hoped tha. seross obstacle WI
be thrown il the way Of its confirmation. Toe bas.
vii not lie submitted TO the Central Board Until after
Il ha received the sssen. Of the Ere DIectori DIR.
CCrirg Is now a. Newport. I. i, understood ts"h
tie serseuert should b. adopted BY .is Enc CON-
psry that ttsre wi Do genera Cosven.ion Of Rx.'
read hassgs;' ters ca Ss.a,iAy OF LoEdsy 70 ''i.'
81 tas ts,sjs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26

,corr ers ooat.rpt at ID. 0sI. 70 r!c1.s aii DER;
siop Ia ITO eject uson tas Multitude, AN csasessi
tat Lovejoy't speeot ss' ths uost ros'Iit. OF tae
pressut campaign. ALo Jst, Loysjoy spossLss are
mot tfeciua. when delivered ty Loveoy, FOR hsres,
power consists Chiefly il lis CITED orstorcs sblitss.
lie will predict carry lis Congressional District IN
a q tr,u.ruh A.. T..