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my friends. But, ladies, let me add, If YOU
have children, learn a lesson from nv ex-
perience, and treat kindly the poor and
dcspised. A calico cloak may cover heart
as warm with affection, and rs sensitive of
sorrow, as one that beats beneath velvet
covering. When ever you meet child who
shows disposition to despise the poor, tell
the story Of the sCalico Cloak;' it will carry
its own moral with it, az. = .a=s .-..s.'
'That is the shortest but best sermon
ever heard said the old lady, again as she
put her handkerchief under her glasses; sand
do not believe its moral effect will be lost
upon any of u.s. .-.. .-,.-E
The old lady was right. The story went
from one to another until it found its way
into the old academy. At that very time u
little boy was attending school there, whose
mother was struggling with her needle to
give him an education. The boys often
made sport of his patched knees and elbows,
and he would run sobbing home to his
mother. But, when the sCalico Cloak
reached the scholars, the little boy, (for he
was naturally noble hearted child, became
very popular in school, and the children,
from that time, were very kind to 'Little
Patchey,' as he had always been called.
When Mrs. Maynard heard the story of
Little Patchey,' she felt that she was
well repaid for all she had suffered in child
hood.
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FAITH IN A BABE.

Mrs. - had lost her little pet lamb
her only one--of only six summers, BY
scarletins. Her neighbor' 81 1hild, not esies
so old, went over to spend 8 ASaturdatHae-
ternoon hour or two. and as sh9 Stas dear
Lizzic's playmate, Lizzis's p1tp4gs Hsre
brought ont bysthe bereft m9lnerIor her
young visitors amusemsnts Mrs drop
ping freo,aent tears at the delight 81 the old
familiaf bre When night and hong the
little girl vas going to bed, she asked hae
mother to let her for once say her praJees
alone in her bed room; iaetead Of q sthe
maternal knee, and she ID 40. Ginning
back from her brief devotiops, hcr pother
said she would like to know the rel5oH Of
her darling's unusual viShs Atltply, 40
though violet could spoek tthe alHatr d.
by said: 81 asked the lord 70 6tsSs.3lrs.
- little bady like tpus, kmmas in.
stead of Lizzie, 80 she wed my A. moren
1us the prettiest part Of il = lhssthe first
1Hng on Monday morning, OF swt8 little
1iliAioner wanted "a ssrun Sighe over -
- -'s sfe if tIs9 tdtN u come, q
[pbd for! How we1 II th6tIp q IN va
|ytdsi6n 81 faith. 80 = s 31 ssas
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cTThe learned Professor and Principal
Of the Academy of Saumur, used to spend
FIVE hours every morning in his study, but
was very punctual at dinner. One day, on
his not appearing precisely at the dinner
hour, his wife entered his study, and found
him still reading. ..s -
81 wish,'' said the lady, 'that ] was a
book" rs-...
"Why sop inquired the Professor.
ssBecause you would then be constant to
me.o
81 should have no objcction," rejoined
the Professor, ''provided you were an al
manac." A. ...
"Why an almanac, my dear?' = '1..
''Becaase then should have new one
every yearv'
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at IS GOOD TO BE A DEMOCRAT; AND 1T
IS PROFITABLE TO SING PRAISES TO
THE MIGHTY JAMES, THE KING OF
DEMOCRATS"

"IT IS GOOD TO BE DEMOCRAT; AND IT
IS PROFITABLE TO SING PRAISES To
THE MIGHTY JAMES, THE KING OF
DEMOCRATS.'
''It is good to be Democrat these days!
Washington Union.
The same number of the Washington
Union in which the above sentence appear
cd, was nearly filled up with government
advertisements.
The New York Times, furnishes the fol-
lowing catechism, which shows how good a
thing it is to be Democrat.
Cornelius Wendell 4 Co., are the owners
and publishers of the Washington Union,
the organ Of the President, and Wendell
contributed most literally to the election
eering fund for MIR. Buchanan's election in
1856. Herefs the catechism.
Who was elected Printer to the Senate
of the Thirty fifth Congress?
VIM. L. Harris.
Who executes the printing of the Senate:
G. Wendell & Co.
Who was elected Printer to the House OF
Representatives Of the Thirty fifth Con-
gress2
Mr.. Steadman.
Who executes the Printing of the House
of Representatives the Thirty-ffth Con-
gress2 -= .. .... .....~
G. Wendell l. Co.
Who obtained the contract for binding all
of the documents for the House Of Repre-
sentatives of the Thirty fifth Congress2
C. Wendell l. Co. -..:.-...
Who obtained the coatract for binding
the Congressional Globe for the House Of
Representatives of the Thirty-ffth Con-
gress? 80 --s
G. Wendell & Co. ~ i .-... 4.
What law was passed at the first Session
of the Thirty-ff,h Congress relative to the
binding for the Executive Departments?
That the binding should be awarded tc
practicable and Competent binders.
Who obtained the contracts for the Ex.
ecutivo Department binding from the Sec.
retaries Of State, Interior, War, Nary
Treasury and Postmaster Generdl2
G. Wendell 4 Co. ->7 ~ --s.. 5T~s.s: 4
What body of resurrectionists authorized
the disentombment of the mouldy relics Of
old documents, and sent them to Wendell.
Bindery to be rebound ut Uncle Samuel's
expense? ,-- ..-u-As s.... ,...
Echo asswers- Who?
Who obtained the contract for Printing
the State papers! '. ~<@@ 1s
G. Wendell 4 Co. .--. .--e r5.. a.s.-s:
Is Wendell 4 Co., Practical Book Bind
ers2
MOI @
Are any Of tho Cabinet officers interested
in the Public Printing contracts9
Has any one Of tho Secretaries any inter.
est in Connecticut Paper MIL, which
furnishes paper for the public printing.
What is Democracy t.t mn s..,-
Equal Rights and Monopoly.''
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. rg One of our exchanges gets slightly
excited, and piles on the 'hishfalutin' in this
wise: #Fa <.s- E- Fsa.rs -
A grain of carmine will tinge gallon of
water, so that in every drop of water, the
color will be percepible; and u grain of musk
will scent room for twenty years. .7
Just so if man cheat a printer-the stain
will be forever visible on the minutest soul,
and will leave scent of rascality about an
individual, strong enough to make an hon.
est man turn up his nose in disgust, and
kick him Sut Of bis presence If he can't get
rid Of HIM any other way.
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SPICY CORR ESPONDENCE--PAR
BROwNLOW aLIGHTLY ROLLED.

BROwNLOW sLIGHTLY ROLLED.
WAR TRACE, Tenn, July %, 1853.
Mr.. w. G. Brownlow-Sir After con-
sidering your course through life, as gen.
tleman and politician, an forced to say
that you are the grandest rascal, and the
grandest liar out Of. Acknowledge
receipt of this, and you will oblige
Yours &C.,
I. w. RICH.
KNOXVILLE, July 81, 1858.
Mr.. T. W. Rich Il have your note of the
2Sth inst, setting forth your very unfavora-
BILE opinion of me.
You are quack doctor who rnn for the
legislature in Wilson county, on the Demo-
cratic ticket, and in consequence Of your
bad morals, and want of integrity and tai
ents, was unable to carry the strength Of
your own party, loose as-their morals are
known to be. After this defeat you moved
to the county of Bedford, and settled at
War Trace, where you hays, acquired quite
a areputation by your visits to the sGrape-
vine Inn," and the nocturnal meetings you
hold with your Democratic associates both
male and female. 1t is said you there have
all things in common, including your liquor,
and that you are carrying out Democratic
principles in more ways than one.
Your custom of not paying your debts, of
drinking mean whiskey, to excess of keeping
lying upon ana atbh male and female, and
induced decent men to dro'u toti::-sI hnd
pleased to learn that you make it daily
business to abuse me. l have managed
through life to incur the displeasure of all
liars, adulterers, gamblers, drunkards,
thieves, and low-down scavengers, and by
this means satisfied strangers that am
opposed to these classes of men. would
be very sorryto hear Of your speaking well
of me, as it might lead persons nnacquainted
with me, to suppose that there is some trait
in my character that scouudrel admires!
In thus acknowledging the receipt of your
note, don't want you to infer that will
notice anything else your may say or write,
or stoop to hold correspondence with a
man of your character. ! am, &C.,
W. G. BRowNLow.
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THE OLD PRINTER.
Fancy sketch bu,too near the Trn,A TO make fen Of

Ok ..
! see him at his case,
? With his anxious. cherries face, sr So
Worn and brown; z.----.s
And the types unceasing click,
A. they drop within his stick, a
xeenfs Of iife's old clock the tick,
Running down!
f've known him many year,
That old typo, bent and queer
Boy and man, >.'s g.
Time was when the step eiate
Distinguished his gait, s-s
And his form was tall and straight,
We now scan. -7as s-
I've marked him. day by day,
As he passed along the way,
To his toll; 4
He's labored might and main,
living scant to gain,
And some interest small attain
In the soil.
aa.
And hope was bright at first,
And the golden cheat he Hurscd,
Till he found s'
That hope was but glare
In a cold and frosty air,
And the promise pictured fair ..-
Barred ground. ..
He ne'er was reckOncd bad,
But I've seen him smile right g,aa 1-l.=-
At"LEADED' woes,
While dark snd lowering frown -
would spread his features round,
Where virtues praise did souhd, g-~-
IL 'twere 'cluse."
long years he's labored on,
And the rosy hues are gone
From his sky;
For others are his hours,
For others are his powers
His days, unchcered by flowers,
Fitting by.
You may see him night by night,
BY the lamps dull dreamy light,
Standing there;
With cobwcb curtains spread
In festoons O'er his head,
That socty showers shed
In his hair.
And when the waning moon
Proclaims Of night and noon,
Ir you roam,
You may see him, weak, and frail,
In motion like the snail,
vending home.
His form by years is bent,
To hia hair a tinge is lent
Sadly grave;
And his teeth have long decayed,
And his eyes their trust betrayed
Great havoc time has made
With his clay!
But soon will come the day
When his FORM will pass away
From our view.
And the spot shall know no more
The sorrows that he bore,
Or the disappointments sore -.-
That he knew!
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THE JUDGE 4 THE wITNESs-A GOOD
- sUN. ~ e. A-.g-. -.

Our Brown brings US story from one Of
the southern cities Of the Empire State,
which he says is true as any fact in 'York
State" Judge @. is well known to the
bar Of southern counties as decided tschar-
adlsr," !" and more good stories are told about
him than any man on the bench in that re,
gion. The judges manner in court is dog
matte, progmatic and arrogant, and nothing
plsases the bar 90 we'll, q TO sec hin beaQka
~ laughed At. They had fns chance -
day, when an Irish witness was on
whoy being rather unmsnsgablc, ~ sAsa.
in hand BY the judge with manser
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CARTER & cOURTRIcHT,
(SnccesSors to Porter Carter,)
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Auction and Commission Merchants
FOR THE SALE OF
Merchandise, Houses, Lots, Lands. &C., Middle
Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
(toNSlGNMENTS SOLICITED FROM HOME AND
~ abroad, aud attended to with promptness and dis
patch
REFER ITO
Hon Thomas II. Benton. Jr, r Snow. G. A. Robin
son, VIM ". Robinson Council Bluffs; S Dru,lard Buff
"""' ~ ~ : N heeier, Albany, Y. [nl3-u
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wnpcAr.

gentleman having in his possession ten
or twelve hundred dollars on a certain bank
ing instituties away ost West, went up to
the counter one fine morning, and address
cd the teller in the following language:
"Good morning, sir. Beautiful weather,
sir. Ahem! Ihave something over thou-
sand dollars Of your money in my pocket.
DO you redeem"
The teller sn's:
"Good morning, sir" smiles blandly and
answers-"We redeem, sir, but We do not
pay SPECIE" sa
'sDo not pas specie, hey? Suspended, l
suppose" az. -- ..-
ssSuspendedr'
"What do you redeem them with?'' was
the next question.
"With bills On other banks" replied the
clerk, most pleasantly.
"And those, l presume, are non-specie
paying banks?"
Every probably they are, sir, bowling very
politely. a.l. = -
"Well then, what kind Of bills can you
give me?" ~ e.ssa.s..-..... ............ ...s
..Most any kind sir. Give you Red Cat.'
':Can't stand it.'' -. z'@"- d.
"Well, then, how's Gray Cat?'' ~'s'f
"Wouldn't give straw for barrel of
it,"
"What do you say to Black Cat?''
"'Taint worth cuss."
"Well III try and accommodate you with
White Cat" ...-..... ........a
sit wouldn't be of any accommodation ut
all. don't want your internal Wild Cat
Red Cat, Gray Cat, Black
Cat, White Cat, or Tom Cat. wouldn't
use it to litter horse with. Haven't you
got some money on Eastern Banks?"
"Eas:ern banks are principally specie
paying institutions"
elf not Eastern, then have you bills on
any other banks that do not pay specie?'
"No; sir," bowling most courteously.
"Well, then drawing his package from
his pocket with desperate expression of
can you gire me tolerabiy
erecuted counterfeit bills on any bank that
does pay specie!"
"No, Sir" very loud, and looks as if he
felt insulted-[ Ammosa Iotca) GaS.
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THOMAS & PAPIN,

Wholesale Deaiers IN Fancy Goods, In
portes Of VINES, Liquors & Cigars,
~ North Second street,
st. Louis, Missouri.
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Curtis Brothers,

Surveyors and Land Agents,
COUNCIL. BLUFFS IOWA.
NEFlCE.NO. 4. Y<I.MEN'S NI.OCk.
VIJILL PAY PROMPT ATTENTION TO THE lay
w ting cut of Lands, all business connected with
civil Engineering, Drafting, &c, also the Paying Of
T.xcs, Buying and Selling Of Real Estate. Locating
Land Warrants, and Making Collections. ns-u
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EDWIN J. FRASER.
Real Estate Broker l. General As't.

Lowcr Broadway opposite Pacific Mouse,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
DuYS, SELLS, RENTS, AND EXCHANGES
ID all kinds Of Real Estate for distant dealers per-
sons in the City. Loans money, makes collections,
PAYS taxes and draws abstracts Of title Gives reliable
incarnation respecting the prices OF Real Estate and
Astney
large variety Of the most desirable Real Estate for
e at All lines the most reasonable terms. nl-u
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J. r. OLIVER,
CIGAR MANUFACTURE

"e1sss" RsssH Lt4sor store, VIpsr
.ss ee"6sy' opposite IN. Aoss's.
REST BRANDS OF CIGARS ALWAYS on HAND
- - shd ior sale al wholes ale and Retail
AIGCEL GOBlLLAR, agent
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We believe it all, except about the eight
dollar cassimeres. That's too much.

T A friend thus describes his summers
gardening operations:-s'Th bugs ate up
our cucumbere, our chickens ate up tho
bugs, the neighbor's cats ate the chickens,
and We are in hopes that something viii now
cat the cats.'' s-
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MASTlN w. RIDDEN,

(Succcss0r to Ridcn \ white
Real Estate Broker n Dsaier IN Land Var
rHmls Swd Exchange,
NEBRASKA CITY, n. r. tv2na-ly.
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D.C. BLOOMER,

.Nwsary Psbife = t"m".tssf0nsr ~ Dssd' Tor
the state or .NtN York.
rrEDS h CONVEYANCES OF ALL KINDS,
i J promptly filed out and acknowledged.
!" Oiiyr IN Empire Block, opposite Pacific House
NV ISht-uI-u
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at the head of which cypress tree is grow
ing, is the only memorial left of the Chero-
kee Rose; and they say, that when the Aut-
umn winds are signing, and the wolf howls
upon the hills, the spirit of the maiden rises
from her grave, aud hovers over the spot
where she was deserted by her faithless
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y, w. kYNETT,
CITY 1ooK5To
North Side Lower Broadway,
NEALER IN ALL THE NEW STAND
- ARD Books. Magazines, Periodicals, Cheap l.tera-
-. N,u.,,ners Sc n3-u
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PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON. OFFICE AT Dill
LENS DRUG STORE, Lower Broadway, Conn-
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(pUSt H. bltf - ~
WILL, PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w ,ucuricS. Collections, Investing Money, L'at-
ins an Scliig Land Warrants, and all other business
pertaining their profession III Western Iowa ana Ne
L., -, utu.
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COTTON AND SUGAR LANDS.

COTTON AND SUGAR LANDS.
A FINE BODY OF LAND ABOUT 800 acres
"A cleared the balance well lmborcl with Cypress,
Gum Ne, together with Improvements, consisting ol
Dwelling and Gin-houso, Negro quarters excellent
fences, offered for
SALE OR RENT.
lying on the Bayou lattcnachc, Parish OF lonlr
Colpec. about and half miles from Hopkins Land
ing and five miles from Willinms-Port
There are about 1900 bushels Of corn, 80 head OF
Hogs some stock &c.. that can be purchased. Foi
terms. apply to, or address T. I. White. New Orleans
A. R.-Thc plantation adjoEs that of u. cnyle
below Hopkins Sons dec ., 1891
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WILL SELL At AUCTION.

JAyiNG complied with the iormailics Of The law
III and received License to sell at Auction. the
undcrsi gncd would respectfully offer his services,
Auctioncrr to the citizens Of East Fccinna. and the
public at large.
Orders lc,, at the Office Of Henry llawiord, Erqr,
viii he promHy attended to.
June u. lSjI- lli')S. !" Mcl'Iif.t.
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CARRIAGE & BUGGY HARNESS.
rDHE subscriber in addition to his Carriage Manu-
| factory, intends to manufacture and keep con
stantly on hand, C4RRI1GE y BoGGf HIh-
MSS, of every descriptions superior in durability
TO any Harness brought from the north.
Also: Harness of every description repaired at the
shortest notice and on reasonable terms. DESTROYS
and confident Of giving satisfaction, share OF the
Prompt attention paid to all jobs from distance
may "a r. BAUMAN.
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NO.. so.
Tbs ftlitima 9emotrat.
T L X NJ s.

SUBSCRIPT1ON.--THREE DOLLARS per year. payable
IN advance. FouR. If not paid within six months
and FIVE II not paid before the close of the year.
ERTTSlNG.-Advertiseme inserted at One
Dollar per Square, of 10 lines or less. for the first
insertion and Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Professional and business Cards not exceeding six
lines for twelve months TES Dollars ADVERTISE
nents not marked with ;he number ,f insertions,
will be inserted until forbid.
PATEST MEDlcrNEs.--Thrty dollars per half column
per year, and none Of greater length inserted.
ANSouScING CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE TEN DOLLARS,
payable i'm advance.
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UORSESl MULES! HORSES !

HORSES! MULES! HORSES
YNIIE UNDERSIGNED have fine lot of Carriage
| Horses saddle Horses, and about twenty-five
head of Mules, which they offer at reasonable prices
Persons desirous of purchasing can examine the
Horses and Mules at Carks stable, or by calling on
the subscribers at Evans Whites Hotel,
aug. 20, 1857, HA1S LOVE-
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AGENTS.

The following named persons are our authorized
agents to collect monies due for and receive subscrp
tions to- the DEMOCRAT"
ARTHUR MCkENNA. Jackson, La.
II. CHICK. Port Hudson.
JOHN A. Ntzhugh, Plains Store.
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RED RIVER LANDS FOR SALE.

r HAVE FOR SALE. valuable body of Land, ly-
/ ing in the parish of Bossier. on Cross Bayou one
miles from Red River and four below the town of
Shreveport, in Township IS. Range IL and l3, con-
tanning $500 acres more less. These auds are on
ly partially subject to overflow, in seasons of very
high water.
The vicksbnrg and Texas line ofraroad will pass
directly through this tract.
will SELL either in full or in portions on the most
advantageous terms extending the credit II requir-
cd ten years. payable in annual instruments.
For further information call on the undersigned at
his residence or address him by mail, Collingsburg,
Bossier Parish La fmh 211 w. NJ. DOLES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PLANTERS SALOON.

LaN Dn - ~ -.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS FITTED UP, AND mas
j nov in successful blast one OF the best drinking
saloons in the State ont of New Orleans, where every
Imaginable fancy anti substantial drink. can be Sc
cured from decanters of the pnrest beverage distilled
The Bar Keeper is experienced, attentive, and
polite.
The Billiard Room will be attended to by an expe
rcnccd hand and no pains will be spared to render
this pleasant resort for gentlemen who desire rec
reation and amusement
Rooms for company, fitted up in the best style, ant
every attention given.
Wines. Cordials, &c. for sale, for medicinal purpo
scs warranted pure.
Zee on hand during The entire year The sick sup
plcd al low rates. TS- Give IL q call.
frb l3 B. MOSES.
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REPRESENTING:
$. BLOOM. a. LEVI, $. KAHN, S. ADLER.
Clinton La. February. 1858.