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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-22
WASHINGTON MATTERS The correspond
ent of the " Y. Times says :

at is found that tho Minnesota Constitution
sent to Congress. is not the one ncd by tle entire
Convention and ratified by the people, but the one
adopted in the minority democratic segment Of the
Convention, while it was divided, and before
the two segments united. II is signed by culi the
Democrats Of the body, who numbered LEES tiau a
majority Of the delegates els It ID. There is little
substantial di ference in tao -wo instruments.
This palpabe and astounding fraud evidently ha.
two objects-trst, t. ignore altogether the kepub
lican ma Ority in tho Convention and, second, to
involve the Minnesota case in irresuarty, 50 rs to
furnish an excuse to hold it bacs until ITS admis.
sioa cih b. madJ tao price OF tae admission Of
Kansas.
The indications are that the Republicans will
insist upoa tne production Of tho true document
ere they will vote for the admission Of Minnesota"
From the correspondence Of the Courier
and Enquirer:
There are three thousand troops in Kansas
which have no business tucie, mono whatever, no
more tIaI tLey have in Ulil, UHc,u tIcre i, not II
company wearing the Federal uniform. These men
ought " bo un tic frontier IuonSH at one peiiou
last autumn | presumed t." amy would b1 raised
to twenty or twenty-five thousand men without ma
terial opposition perceive very di-ierent feel
ing has arisen. People uavo lost confidence in tAe
good int-ntiUns Of t1e Administration, and arr
more honestly fearful that additional troops are
wanted for new attacks upon tAe public liberties
and tuat to raise tle proposed regiments would
further imperil tue prac. u tue county.
A meeting OF Republicans not long since &C..
Cured at GUvernor seward :, whether ~ appoint
ment accidentally, do not know, at wuicI
views similar " tuUso above expressed were
mooted, and the opinion ELECTED that tao
vote Of the party ought to be thrown against any
increase OF tle army, and that all propositions to
increase the deficit in the Treasury, add TO the
national debt, ought to b. dsieat,d"
From the correspondence Of the Tribune .
"The speech Of Mr.. Blair Of Missouri, shown,
the injurious elects Of slavery upon men without
property, and recommending tho colonization Ot
Central America by free Lacks, made sensation
in tle House, and stirred up tue feelings Ct the
chivalry not little.
The Administration aiheres to the Locompton
swindle strenuously, despite legislative iusLruc-
tions and is hopeful Of success"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-22

BUR.LAEv AND IuLl7.--rac l.~so 3. 80.
Everest, Of Addison, WAS broken .-.5 q ..0
EVENING" since, ana fifteen OF twenty t'.as
taken from room not occupied Is o., al-.-
r..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-22

Mas. ANNA BREWSTER, relct Of Charles
Brewster, died in Huntington ON the sth ult.,
aged 9j years She was, at the time of her
death the oldest person in Huntington MIS-
b. and her husband were among The first Sc
tiers Of the town.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-22

III DlAcs Uaws s.ALlI-y called Ven ONT,
Aid owned ny F P. Fischer, Esq, OF Ds--
port, has bodn purchased lr $1,000, d..
Messss. Stseker & JOB, Of Alton, Illinois.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-22

Is BRATTLruoRo last w-.l, tire. boys
who, after thoy had been e4.-l',i .roa Dis
uict school for misconduct, returned ANA
crea,,G G.s,1rbanc. IN the school, were az,
rested, AM bound up Cor uial f., the % uc.
at the next term VI the County Court.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-22

TIN Ncw York HrdH publishes a STAT
mcA, oil failures since the commencement of
the panic, and gives the following estimate
40. d Pits and assets
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-22
ORGANIZATION or TIE ToPEKA
LEGISLATURE

LAWRENCE, Kansas, Friday, Jan. S. ISIS,
The Topeka Legislature, met on Weln,s-
day aflrn Jon. and organized by clecting the
following officers
SPEAKER Of the H)os,-!Ilrris Sratton Of
DJniphan.
Clerks. F. Topran and c. s. Pratt,
both OF Lawrence.
President Of the Sonate--Dr. j. P. Root,
Of Wylnlott,
CT :rks-Asarh Allen, Of Doniphan; L, y.
Tappan, Of Lawrence.
Immediately after tho organization the fol-
loving mesa . was received and read
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A LIBERAL orrER-we will furnish the 60 Press
and the ATLANTIC MONTHLY, the new three dollar
New England Magazine, the las, and best Of American
Monthlies, each for one year receipt Of $3.50 the
magazines to be mailed from Boston by the publishers
on tLeir own responsibility.
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Liabilities. Assets,
IA uI,u, ,4Ntain, 500, 100000 $50, O0O, 600
Continent OF Europe, 800, 100000 tOOOO, 900
\. 5. All Lansds, JVV.0QOOV0 ls4.QVO,Ot0
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-22

Upon o concurrent ro--l-u7n, five thousand c.,
pies Of tie Message were ordered t. be printed,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-14

At the Land Oases at SIOUX CITY,
commencing % Thursday, ths hEss Gay @
July next, kos the aiSpusal ef the vaeane
ian1s In tao eassm aasmshers8 &ssstaass With .
the unAsrmeakianed somnshipag which RAJ
main ID kha TJniksd Skaesa, sg1thin az gsssas
ga ageA sads de the aDnhnqae and paefhs
raiIYp ads md the EfI0wa CentTaa Air Ltns
yatlxoad,ss sahisgk, az TsqaIgsd by isw, %
minimum Dc tssd dollars and agty cents
per acre, vtza .
On the 'sDubaque and Pacific railroad "
North Of he bass lsas and sast Of shs
ffth prsacspgG meridian.
ToEnships SO, % spd 81, Of ranges q,
Townshipa %, 81, and %, Of ranges 80,
81 and %.
townships 81, @ aad %, oa ranges Il,
Townshipass, 20, u, q ana "a 0aFangs
-; Townships 50, %. 81, and %, & range
70: township. 90, Of. T.. and %, " range A.
On the "I0wa Central Air Linz rail.
'"7 Townships 20, Of raagss d and IS.
Townahipa 80 and 81, Of range %.
Townships sS, 81 and %, Of ranges 81
a. %. 10 and AL asssE-ats
Townships 50 and 81, Of range Ia.
Township ID, Of Eaa&s 80. - -
Attic land oskee at COUNCIL BLUFks
commencing ca Mnnday, fhs seventh cay
ef Jyna asxt, g0r tAs disposal Of tAs pub
lie Isnda, ksrsss1srs apqg eraa, Situated With.
In the following named townships ana
parts Of townAhips, VIZ +
North of the base Rgss aeaa sDeaG Of ths
nm principal sseviSesa' +
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parss ag aesl


40 - Lar soaEes ~ EORT BODICE
eemmeneaAg On Msaday, ths twenty .RTss
day % 1s&a1 set Ssr sAs asepasAI * rs
vacant lands In tbs sssn ammsbssaa ssrssans
wsEhin the nedsgm sats0nea kSwnsAips.
which gemAin 60 khs 0ASsea States. 8ssksa
or malss on aaeA siSs os the aDuhuQua and
pasAAs RaiIgoaa,n sahlsst a. reguarsd by
lam, e. miaEmmm e4 ksna daalags and sfaw
esMss peT ssyss wa
lssssA n sAs Asss lsas sm6 aessg sfsAs ffsA
pgSmeiaMg maeys8s@g.
TawmaAapa % and 90 oe yange r.
TownAAans g. 90 aad 90 al ranges q,
q, aa, 60. ~. %, 8. 81 %, %, % and b.
Townships IS, 80, 20 and 81, Of range
sa. d a.
tTowasAlps 90, 20, and 9I, 81 rangs g
40 gAas land aAkes ii SIOUX CIT Nj
cammenclng On Monday, the seventh day
ua yuas naxa, 9Sw the daspcsai q 4he pub 4
Lie Iaaaa, Aavssefass aaseassd, situated with
In the solEswing naaBsa tswnahIrs and parss
of tDsBaAipa, viz
lgssah " sAs ksss ssss ssd ausss III tAa teea
7at-stt yrsMsipal nssvs@saA,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-14

At the laad ofies al SIOUX CITY, com
meueing on Monday, the twenty -drst day
Of June next, Gos the disposal Of the pub.
lie lands, heretofore uSggsrsd, situated
within the following n&med townships and
parts Of townships, viz
EoRTR OF TAR BAsE LINZ ANp wEsT or
the EIETa PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-14

Sasmss sazassas C Lac ~ SAaARs -.
ua 81 Essslassk u g. $3.50
ri asa. aoaharsay dssAaas a. 80
knasan cat naaaae saA@s s@izl - 49, -
khs msasamazsAahsk Aama e. e sslss
q f0W Il saaa pasasaa - s - AsaE
~ - - Il 90 40 D. ssaa.aaaas-
tns 80 -. ~ msRsska - &C Ssss.a
- - - - - aaapssal = - ps = aan Z.
hsrwkaapss amassrsas sakaatsa Wifhl@ sAa
F ~ aaassa aswnza - II
gs,el 90 Aaas ma assd wsss II ~ ga
pysmeheaI saart3sa
Township 100, IL fsnss 81 - .
Townahlsa % aaaa 300, CO eAage u.
TownshaE 10 a rage p .
Al the land oases d F0h3 BODICE
cogngasncsng on GcadAys sAa fsassssnsh
dag Of Jaas asxs, Sos s6s pgssa af the
public lands hssskafofe 80 sstuatsSa
within Ehs golIowing nsnnsA ssssaaips and
parts % aswaaAapss vis I ss'lss.sa I'll
FgsysA fAss 6ass lias sd xsa VI - kFaA
,ysfaeipsf sszysaSaa 4 z. 81 q.
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ERRJn.s |,

81" " D. M&M#& . @MMaMa&g =" 8
EnoM AvKAgia NUmsknY NgAM nuaE. rzea
sm 1oR, EpwA.
e M GocsealIow, Or shas CITY
viii furnish Ia good pEda4. sueh
d as0Tsmarka oE Grated fruit ON haya dohe
the best 90 Iowa pgsfries fog sAs last Is
years.
Altar such an open winter aal BAutsla Sc
cure IN orchard Of reed fruit.
Crafts per handrsa &20Ao,
frees . years cd 20 hunagad. 9@5s00
Alse Dwsxk Rsaass PimsMh, urmazasneaI
trees and Eh3ubsexY.
RoT fnsA e. L. fasa eABas eaal &C he Hard
wars Store eli & al Fnx, md u ORDERS.
CoaAeal Baasas faake fT I'd.
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T. r. cU&1ISe.- S1HS g A1s
! .4z CUMEN6 L. RMRMs e5
AfEsgnsgs at LaW ama KsaS Entsae AgsHaa,
80. OMAHA CITY, NJ r.
WILL attsn& faithfully and pxamptly to
Wv al Business kxagsaackIsna eAtxusxad 10
them, IN ths TegTitcFisl pE iowa esarts, 10
tbs purehaas Of tota aid aands, snEEiss and
pgs~aap tt0ps, eollackaaas, &C. s-..aa
- Ofscs To The ID story oE HsaRy Il
RsoEis aew huiidlag. assFiy oppoakEa Hsa.
tsrn Exchange baAks EaEAham akTsst.
| jaRI-5T a e
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-14

At lhE iaAd sfEee at COUNCIL BLUFFS
eoH4msn eing "a Aonday, the fsnrtesnth dsy'
Of June nsxt, for the disposal Of khs vacant
Eauda lu4hs egen a@sakeqsd ssctiuns withih
the usdsEmeHtioned townships, which re-
main 70 the DATED States. within 81 @ils8
aa sseA ode az ha aEowa Genital AIR Llne
railroad, p the Mississippi sad Missouri
Tailrogd,n and the Burlington and Miasosa-
ri River Faalfoaa, !" subject, AZ required By
Law, ta . minimum IL fses dagIags and SID
asAts pes acre, plss :.
On the Iowa Central Air Line railroad. p
MerA vi tbs bass Eaae sad aseaa sfEhs asaA prigs-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-14

Townships Sc. zAd IS, Il raneas 4. q q.
I, 5, 81, . =, ~, III, Il, ls, IA ID, q l6.
AZ che land aases ID PORT DEs
Al1 Nks, commsnEing on Monday, the
e0ugteenfh day Of Juna next. Tor Eha aaspos
sal af The yacAnt landa ia tha snsm gamsssr.
ea seetaaRa wsthln the undsgmaaAiaaed
tuwnsaIISs, which remain to ths uuitea
states. sikhEn six HsiIss saee@sA ssas ss ths
slows Centred Air Line raiitoad.g and
the Misssaslppl and Missouri r2iiroad, =
suhbset. - required By Law, TO minimuaa
OF ha@ aaaiars mad fifty usHEs per aers, viz:
On The .'Iowa CsntrSl Air Line railroad. =
Nerd Of tAx bzss 1las cad ssstsf the EgsA pTiz.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-14
d. i. gTOER

/. COCHRAN.
GENERAL LAND AGENT
B.. cevMCxEs HLuERa, I1wAA
XnELL pgompkly atssna To tbs location and
wv sale OF Land Warrants for naa-rsaa-
dents; the payment sf taxss, and shs par
chase ana sale Of real estaka gsaagallT
WIN also anasy laada foE settlers and give
tHas Cos paymeat. Ev5a2sss
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g. ECONOMY.
KINGS NEW CHhlH, AS YJU LIKE H."

An Arm Chair. ReciR pg Chair, Couch and
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il. w. KING {. SGII,
PATENT
CHAIR MANUFACTURERS.

43S IlOOmc Street,
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ENNITE an examination of their great yari-
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SPANISH SPRING AND SQUAB CHAIRS.
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1EW GOODS-A Fine Assortment ..ust
~ received at OLMSTED'S.
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men Of the land. Ii is now clearly demon
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other painful maladies, however hopeless and
Of long standing, Yhey are cminently useful
in all sexual and urinary disorders, part'cC-
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to which toa many of the young Of both sexes
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may he applied by child; and will last a
life-tme to the great saving of Doctors
bills, &c.
PRICE OF THE MACHINE SO.
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III W. SPRINGER is Agent for many OF the
~ most popular Medicines now in use, a
few of which he will mention;
], Il, STAFFORD l. CO.'S OLIVE TAR.
DIR, ., JAYNE 4 SONS FAMILY NBDI-
ICINES.
], C, AVER co.'s CHERRY PECToRAL
AND PILLS.
SEVERAL KINDS OF CHERRY SYRUPS,
&c, &c, &c.
nV-J r. Stafford Il Co.'s Olive Tar 10 ap-
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sround the neck and on the breast. His OIL
I'VE OINTMENT is applied where the skin is
broken, and is q popular remedy where known.
Good for tho Whooring Cough. fo:S.
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1'kEASURER'S SALE.
OF
Unseated Lands,

NOTiCE is hereby given that, agreeabiy to
~ sn Act OF Assembly passe9 the 18th of
March 1918, entitled An ACT TO amend an
Act directing the mode gf selling unseat d
sands for taxes, &c" and the several Supple
fnenta thereto, the following tracts Of npseated
}ands, in the County of Poqer, gill be exposed
30 public sale or outcFy, for all arrearages Of
faxes, at the Court House in the sid COUNTY
Of Potter, on the SECQIp MONDAY ofJUNE
aext: sad GIso certain tracts Of SEATED
LANDS WHICH are returned for unpaid taxes.
S~ill be expose1 for SALE al the time and place
aforesaid, ugreeably to the Act of April 29th.
lS44, FOR taxes due thereon, unless previously
paid.
'KdrrdHt. Quantity. Harrdrtse or Gunner Tares.
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MlLLpQRg HEADQUARTERS.

TNHE subscribers take this method of in
Il forming their friends that they are in re-
ceipt OF, and are now opening, choice and
desirable stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
to which they invite the attention of all who
desire to make purchases. Our stock is large
has been selected with great care, aud is par
tic9larly adapted to the wants of this section
Of lgr country. Our stock ot Dry Goods con-
sists OF
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS. RIBBONS,
EMBRQIDERIES, PARASULS
CLOTHS. CASSIAERES
fEsTINGS. Doe
MESTICS,
SHIRTIHGS
LINEAS. PRINTS,
HOSIERY. SHAWLs,
and variety of other articles. too numerous
to mention. We have also pomp!etc assoft-
ment Of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND
CROCkERl
all of which will be sold uncOmmculv cheap
for ready pay, ana for approved dit on as
reasonable terms as any other establishment,
MANN &NlCHOLs,
hllport. Aug. IL, lS56.-9:l3 ".
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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-23

APPoRTIoNMENT OF DELEGATEs.-In making
up the appOrtonment of delegates to tAe COun
ty Convention. a mistake occurred in the pre-
cincts of Washington, Omega. and Red Dos
Those precincts are each entitled to two dele
gates instead of one. as printed last week. as
more than fifty votes were cast in each foI
State Printer. which was selected as the stand
ard Democratic vote. On examining the first
draft of the apportionment, made out by the
Committee, we noticed the numbers were cor
rect The mistake must have occurred in copy
ing the list. We have made the necessary cor
rector, with the approval Of number of the
Committee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-23

FATAL AFFRAY.-A difficulty occurred on
Sunday last. at North San Juan, between Wm.
Carroll and Z. V Hatfield, which resulted in
the death of the former. 1t seems that on Sat
urday, brother of Carroll had difficulty with
Hatfield, aud on Sunday afternoon, Wm. Car
roll met Hatfield in Sherdan's saloon, took up
his brother's dispute, aud caught Hatfield and
threw him down, but was prevented from srr-
king him by some bystandcrs, who started to
put Carroll out of the house. Hatfield imme-
datcly jumped up, caught his revolver and
With it struck Carroll once or twice over the
head. They were again separated, when Hat
field threw the revolver at Carroll. WHICH struck
the pavement near where Carroll stood, and
was discharged: the ball entered his abdomen
aud came out al the back, having severed u
maiu artery leading 10 the heart. Carroll d.cd
inmed atcly. 4 CorOncr's jury was summoned
by Justice Johnson, who found IL verdict that
deceased came to his death by the accidental
discharge Of pistol, thrown from the hand of
K. V. Hatfield. Immediately after the diGicul-
ty, Hatfield gave himself up to the officers, but
the examination Of the case has been postponed
until next Saturday, and the defendant admit
ted to 6aIl III the sum of two Thousand dollars.