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And whereas, your Committee have found
that the personal property of Rabbit &
Carpenter, Maynard Long, Geo. Bartlett,
W. C. Andrus and others, have not been
assessed, and that there has been but 253
names of persons returned liable to pay
road poll tax, whilst we think there are
not less than 400 in the city. Therefore,
be it further resolved, that the Assessor be
directed to make re-assessment so as to
include all the property in the City, both
real and personal, and the names of all per-
sons liable to pay road poll tax.
In regard to Cochran's addition, your
Committee would report, that they have
examined and find no plat of said addition
on record, and ars unable to ascertain
whether any plat has ever been acknowl-
edged as required by law. We find q num-
Der of lots in said addition have been sold,
and the deeds thereof, put on record. With
this state of facts, We leave the subject for
the action of the Council.
T. P. TREVOR, Commit
j. B. LEWIS, ! tee.
FRAsksSrREET, City Recorder.
On motion, the Council adjourned till
Friday, August 9th, 1858, at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ
Attest: FRANK STREET,
City Recorder.
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card.

At a meeting of the passengers on board
of the Mansfield on her trip from Council
Bluffs to St. Joseph, Garland J. Blewett was
called to the Chair, and G. NJ. Dodge was
appointed Secretary. The following reso-
lutions were offered and unanimo usly adopt
ed:
Resolred, That the unanimous thanks of
this meeting be extended to Capt. Lucas and
Clerk Cresey, for the courtesy. extended to
US, and for their general attention to all our
wants. Our right hand shall always be e1-
tended to them.
Resolved, That we recommend to the
travelling public, the Mansfield as first
class, safe, reliable, fast and prompt boat,
lacking no accomm odation that tends to
make a trip pleasant to her passengers.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pre-
scented to the Captain and Clerk, and pub
lished in st. Joseph and Council Bluffs and
other papers between those cities.
GARLAND J. BLEWETT, chm.
G. N. DoDoE, Sec'ry.
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Having accepted In invitatioa tendsfsaa
bysA.D. RosIssos, to rias sltso Rocklaod
ON Monday Les, ~ stepped into . buggy
and were ssou on our "winding vaJ," ria
Ellisdale and Crescent. Arrived ct the III.
ter place, We met our friends J. E. JOHN.
sos and Col. HUYEr1, with vhonjHs whilst
away an hour or so very pleasantly. Part
ing With ousr friends here, Ne lssnchsd oui
into tho "tall grass" on the ssbottoms,' .
and after few minutes drive, arrived a
our destination. Here W found ]. FoIsox,
of Council Bluffs, hard at work, sudssvor-
ing to supply ''blocksn 70 gorge he vora.
cious nav of . ssvirginia Single Maehine''
(HALL's patent lately put in operation
here. JERRY worked like an old ssaqsr, but
he had engaged in ahopeless undertaking
the thing couldn't be did. We have Wit
messed the operation of many different species
of machines, for the manufacture of
shingles, but never saw one that would do
the work as neatly and expeditiously as the
one at Rockland. 1t is no trouble at all to
feed it, and judging from what We witnessed
of its operations, We are satisfied that it
can be made to turn out from 20 to 80 M
shingles every ten hours-of any desired
thickness and taper, leaving one side per-
fectly smooth, or nearly equal tos planned
surface. 1t is . pefect piece of mechanism,
simple and substantial in its design and con-
struction, and well adapted to tho use for
which it was designed.
After stroll with JERRY, round "the
farm" to take cognizance of the tall corn,
promising potatoes, beets, cabbasAs mel
ons, 1--WE took good survey in regard to the
whereabouts of thsse last) we accepted q
"call'' to tea. Having made way with tho
good things set before US, We again betook
ourselves to our buggy, and stated upon
our return. Arrived at Crescent shout sun
down, where We again ''fell in'' with JOE and
his confreres. JOE so far presumed upon
bis acquaintance with US, individually, As to
present us with pipe-not stovepipe hat,
but one of those institutions, saidto be al
most invariably the boon companions of
the lager-loving population. 'Tant often
such indignities are offered US, therefore,,
We will say nothing more about ii being as
how-its just what what We wanted. After
a further and full examination Of the pre-
misses in and about the Oracle Office, We
were satisfied as to the superinducng causes
of the spirited editorials of that Sheet
JOE, we're done-not another drop! No,
thank ye, We'll take the rest in 1roasting
earsI =sa E-r
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- and 20, $500 each, oil other unimprovei
fIofs n said addition, 800 each, and b2osk,
|, 2, 5, 4, s anal, not laid Of into v,lIsx,
losss 800 each, and al otAee, outlots IN said
addition, 800 each.
IN Besrs' Sub.division all uninprossd $50.
| II Veorhiss Addition-Lots on Broadway
$3.50 zach, n other unimproved lots in said
addition 800 each.
+ In Hagg's Addition-Lots on Broadway.
$3.50 each, and all other unimproved lots in
said addition, 800.
IL Haggs eztension, all unimprovsd lots
$75 each.
In Pegrsm's Addition-All lots $50
each. ~ &Ea E.g-o& NE NGa0
In Riddles subdivision, all unimproved
lots SIS each. "a a}'fF-' -1s"'E
And that the assessment Of all unimprov-
cd lots in the City, not herein named, be
affirmed, and the valuation thereof, carried
ont a. assessed, and returned in the assess
ment rolls. .s@L- s&t7
And that the valuation of the following
described lots, be increased, and diminished
a. follows. The right hand column show
ing the equalized value, and the adjoining
column on the left, showing the assessed
value: ".'.7 'l*st -
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The "united'' Democracy appears to be
divided after all. The Davenport NeUs &
Democrat persists that the Buchanan reso.
luton was adopted by the late Democratic
Convention and the resolution endorsing
Senator Douglas was tabled. The Dubuque
Express & Herald, says it was the Buchanan
resolution that was tabled-l63 to l12.-
As far Is we have observed, the Democratic
press is about equally divided-one claiming
victory over the other. o.
We expect to see some tall sparring be-
fore October, and we advise our Republican
readers to clay low" if they wish to see the
fun.-Cedar Valley Times. '..t ...' f..
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Elections In Nebraska.

EItCVOuB NeUr0ok8s
As far as heard the elections in Nebraska
on Monday last, resulted in favor of the
Anti Lecompton Ticket. In Douglass
County the Buchananites elected four Rep
resentatives and two Councilmen, and the
opposition four Representatives and one
Councilmen. In Otoe County, the Anti
Lecomptonites elected their whole ticket
six Representatives and three Councilmen.
Good for Nebraska! Particulars next week.
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TThere are in the United States one
hundred and four Railroads. Of which twenty
two are now in progress of construction
this entire number, fifty eight are paying
dividends of from 2 IL to % per cent. per
anpum. The largest dividend is made by
the Galena & Chicago Road, and the small.
est by the Raleigh & CASTOR. The debts Of
the different companies are enormous-the
lowest 81, 24l, and the highest $2S, 1881 ,468,
and it also appears that twenty Of the COM
pauies have borrowed the round sum OF two
hundred millions Of dollars. --.~...-..
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General Quitman, Representative in
Congress from Tennessee, died at his resi-.
dence, near Nstches, on the 10th instant, OF
disease contracted at the National Hotel,
Washington City, last season.
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1857 JUNE 1887
U. 5. NJ. 4 Express Rslte,


. ,r b.. DIRECT FOR
Davenport, Rock Island Chicaxo
And all Points at the East,
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad in eon-
necfion ,cith the Chicago and Rock L.
land Rail Road. -. 90, - :.
Trains run through from low. City 70 cAic.se ~iasv.
change Of Cars, crossing the IN -
Great Mississippi River DridseN
Between Davenport and Rock Island thus avoiding The
annoyance OF Ferries and changes by other routes
10 Miles Distance savedl
r By this Route Travellers from Council hun
and Fort Des Hoines will twenty-five Mise dis
lance Fare Lower than by any other Route
Four Trains leave IOWA city Daily4
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
SIS A. M.-Freight Emigrant. p
$50 A. 1.-nornns Express for Muscstine. Dsvsn-
il-i6 A. A..Freisht and Emsrant.-- "
a.aoP A-Evening Express for Nuscatine. Dsysn.
port. Chicago, and all points east. -
Trains arrive At Iowa City 10 l6 A. H. 10 26 n
I Is p. n. and 8 Is p. n.
Three Trains Leave Muscatine Daily,
SUNDAYS ExCEPrED)
1:oo M'-Norning Express for Davenport Roc>
Island Chicago and all points East.
1850 p. A.-Freight and Emigrant
800 A-Evening Express for Davenport. Rock
Island, Chicago, and all points East,
and 7:55 Pm >~ -
For travellers going East this route is the chsan
est quickest and most reliable its a.
superior to any other offered connecting At Nuscatne
with boats the Mississippi River for St iouis and
New Orleans; at Davenport with for Galena Dun
leith, Dubuque and st. Paul. Bureau Junction Win
trains for Peoria at LaSalle with Illinois Central Rail
road North for Dixon Freeport, Galena DunIeth and
dubuque; south for Bloomington Springfield, jackson
vine NaPes Cairo Alton and st. Louis; and at Chies-
90 with Michigan Central Railroad and Nichiean
southern Railroad for all parts Of the Southern and
Through Tickets for all the principal Eastern
Points can be procured at the Ticket Occs in Iowa
City and Muscatine
Baggage re-checked At Chicago, and trsnsportsd
free to connecting lines.
ADDISON DAY, sup't
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Octeber Electiq

De'o"' We give list of the officers to b.
e'sc'ed It the October election:
'.e cncers-Secretary of State, Treas
s,.. auditor. Attorney General, Register
n. lana oncs, Commissioner Des Moines
,,..' Improvement, and members of Con.
Ms-s 'e'-Judgs, District Attorney and
'sf Of Board Of Education.
Soa"ty-Clerk Of the District Court. 2
tee. 1--WE, - OF the Peace, 3 Township Trus-
49, township Clerk and 2 Constables in
each Township. ~
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NONPAREIL JOB OFFICE

The facilities in this establishment for neat and expe-
dous JOB PRINTING are not surpassed in the state
me materials arc all entirely new comprising all the
&C. together with two Power Job Presses Of the beat
patterns II Will ever be the ambition and deter-
mihauon OF the proprietors, that all executed ss
TINS establishment shall be distinguished BY the fes-
lures necessary to constitute 1t n0npGreiI-namely
Ance OF the propretors the fatbfui
ance OF every lob We invite patronage with the sssu-
rance 10 ALL that our long experience and
facilities, Will enable all orders
to u.s. In manner never before attempted in this city
nor surpassed in the State. ~
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We noticed in late number of "Frank
he'he'' Illustrated Magazine" very fat
.efing representation of the above place,
from thepencil of Col. HuYErr, accompanied
y a letter press description of its location,
prospects, &c. The illustration is faithful
ana graphic, in outline and detail-the ouly
drawback We can discover, is, that the
ARTIST has jotted down tev more house,
'nan the place actually boasts of. We SUP.
pose this is what the editor of the Gaxett.
takes exceptions to, and which also cau,e,
him to show his teeth so .avaeely at the
artist. Poor fellow! it is pity he live, in
such "Hottentot Town." and it i. a fur.
'ner pity to put such town on paper, with
aad't'ons beyond what it is entitled to /! Tn.
o0l' ought to have known better, than tc
wy to palm of 50 large place for Belle.
s-shs thing can't be did, in these parts.
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Lots l25-Orisinal Plat-Estate of @, ".
HAIIis..... .........S ...................
Lot l3l-Original Flat-Estate Of G.. W.
Lot 22l-Original Plat-EstAte Of G. ".
Lot 236-Original Piat-Estats Of G. ".
harris. ......................
Lots Z, 8, . l. lO-block l-Stutsman's lei
Addition. b. Stutsman's residence. ..
Jackson's Addition part out Of Id. A. Jack
sons residence. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lots l3-block 3-Jackson's Additional
Do"shty ............. ....................
Lots 4. B, Sd 7-block tMynster's Addi-
tion-S. H. Riddle. ............. ....
Lots 4 4 ". u 3-block l4-Bayliss' LIST Ad-
dition-T Oficer.. ....................
Lots 2 4 Z. u 3-biock l4-Bayliss' LIST Ad-
oitlon-W- II. u. Pusey.. .................
Lot 7-block lo-Bayliss' LIST Addition--J. r.
Lot lO-block 7-Bayliss' LIST Additions. 8,
Bayllss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lot 2-block 1O-Bayliss LIST Addition. D.
bAyHss' '.s..................
Lot l-James' subdivision Of Lot l77-W
y. Sames ........... ......................
Lots 3-James' subdivision Of Lot III
X. II. Edwards. .......,.,....
Lots It's 4 176--Ortginai Plat-Keller l. ben.
nett .....................
Lot li-block 7-Bayliss' LIST Addition-S n
Ballard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lot l-block 7-Bayliss' LIST Additional.
everett. ......................
Lots 1872, 1913 4 22s-Original plate. 4.
stone. ....................
l, 3-block l2-Andrew's subdivision
J. 5. Andrews
Lot 4S-Orignal Plat-Babbitts Estate.
Lot Aboriginal Plat-Thos. Elder.
Lot 170-Originai Plat - Groesbeek.
Lot l6O-Original Plat-N. Rogers.
Lot 16l-Original Plat b Beers, City Hotel
Lot 9-block 3-Jackson's Addition +. Gui-
tar. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lot l5-block 2-Jackson's Addition-J. G.
Orton.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LOt1-block l-Bayliss' LIST Addition-Oflcer
q Fusey.
Lot 1O-block 2-JackSon's Addition-W l.
"copper". NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
West end lot l8-block S1Bayliss' LIST Addi-
tons. 8. Bayliss, Mcbride 4 Bowen store
West end lot lS-block SLBayiiss's LIST Addi-
tion-R. p. Snow Of tenement occupied
ny reS'...s.. ........... /.
Lot 5-block 6-Bayliss' LIST Addition. s.
Anufews... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lots l. S-biock 8-Bayliss' LIST Addition
p ]. 4cAah0n. .....................
Lots 4 3-biock 3-Jackson's Addition-Mc
Aahon Williams. INSTRUMENTATION.
Lot 2-block S-Bayliss' LIST Addition. J. P.
Hagstan.
Lot 2Ol-Original plat-T. Joiner.
Lot l7S-0rigInal plat T Baldwin. ......
Lot 1888 & 20 feet of 1O9--Original Plat T
oaio"Ih .....'......
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~Why is young lady forsaken by her
lover like deadly weapon9 Because she
il q eut-iAss. .''
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Russell's Shaving Saloon.

HAVING RECENTLY REFITTED AND
II enlarged at my old stand on Middle Broad n
way, am now prepared to wait upon my old
customers and the public in general in . man. AI6A
ner that will surely please. u}v
y Particular attention given to Haircut Rkk
ting, Shampooing, in the latest styles. III
u Saloon at the Head Of Broadway, Ocean All.
Wave Building,
ROB'T RrS9EIT.
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a. Tho Toledo Blade suggests that the
10Th of September, the anniversary Of Per-
rvs victory on Lake Erie, be added to the
list Of our national holidays. Il .a~sa.-r.
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O. The Des Moine' Citizen >, says 'na'
~ort on the N. & NJ. Railroad vii! be COM
,,s,ced in Iowa and Powesheik Counties,
about the first of September.
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e~Tbe Democrats have called . JUDICIAL
n;..,;.t Convention It Quincy, Adams Co.,
an the Both inst. 49, ......
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w ROBERT RUSSELL, familiarly called
Boz, has removed his Sharing Saloon to
the room formerly occupied by the County
Treasurer, one door above Robinson House.
Julius is still thar!
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The parties heretofore spoke of rs having
associated together for the formation of a
Branch Of the State Bank in this city, give
notice to-day that books will be opened fol-
subscription to the Capital Stock of said
Branch, on the 9th of September next. This
"no chance for spectators without money,
Tor it takes something besides crow.bars to
"open" bank of this kind.
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The Only Full Course MerCan-
tile College in Iowa.

The Only Full Course Mercan.
tile College in Iowa.
1t is the design Of the propretors Of these Colleges
to spare no labor expense making these model
stitutions, aordng the most adequate facilities
young men to qualify themselves practically for respon
sibIe positions in life.
The Course of instruction thorough and complete
" practical that of any similar institution in the
Union Comprising scent ic and practical exercises in
BOOKKEEPING K ACCOUNTS
Adapted to every department Of Trade, Commerce and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the best forms in use
among the most eminent establishments engaged indi
viduay or in partnership, in business whether pros
porous adverse in the purchase and sale Of merchant
die at wholesale and retail importing and exporting
on their account commission joint speculation
including specuations in Stocks Real Estate SC. with
Jobbing Shipping, Mining Manufacturing, Steamboat
Stock and Chartered Associations generally.
PRACTICAL PENMANSHlP.
This department is under the direction the Princ-
pals, 7. W. DAVIS and s. 5. Upton, who give daily
lessons in Penmanship embracing systematic style Of
beautiful Business Writing.
Requisite Qualifications to Enter.-An ordinary
English education. SO Fl 80
Time required TO Complete the Course From eight
to twelve weeks.
Cost Of Stationery, &c.-From IS to S12.
Dp!omds-Awarded to well qualified graduates.
Life Schoidrships-Issued in one College good in the
other.
College Rooms-Neatiy furnished, and conveniently
arranged being airy and in the most beautiful loca
tons ia the above-named cities.
TERMS-Payable ON Entering.
For full Mercantile Course, including all departments
Of Bookkeeping, Lectures and Penmanshp, time I'M
limited. $40.
Any further information will be given with pleasure
application at the College, by sending for circu
lar which will be furnished gratuitously by return
mail Address DAVIS Upton,
v2n10. Peoria or Davenport.
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AECBRIDE 4 BOWEN HAVE JUST RE.
wi ceved large lot Of FLOWS Of all descriptions,
which will besold at very low prices. fv1n6.
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This staunch Council Bluffs and St. Jo-
seph weekly packet, arrived at our leyee
yesterday, heavily laden with freight, and a
large number of passengers. She left this
morning fur St. Joseph. Clerk CREssY, has
our thanks for late papers. Hereafter, the
Mansfield will leave our levee regularly every
Saturday morning.
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--
A COMundruln.

The Dubuque Times perpetrates the fol-
lowing, at the expense of the County off,
Gals of Dubuque. 1t is needless to say,
that it fits our case exactly:
"Why is citizen paying his county tax,
like person witnessing the death Of friend:
Because he sees his dollars going to that
bourne, from which no dollar returns, and
from which, no ''report" has ever reached
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PINE LUMBER,

A- AONAAs1SAes ....
THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
l. fully announce to the citizens Of PottawattAmis
and the adjoining countless that he has opened an e.
tensive Pine Lumber Yard. in Council city and
10 In receipt OF lumber regularly, and will keep
stantly on hand large and we'll selected stock Of
PINE LUMBER,
Prom Ia inch to nches; also pine siding and WORKED
dooring pine shingles and lah SASH blinds DOORS &c
all Of which We will sell low for cash
nl-u KELLER & BENNETT.
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TWe return our thanks to Mr.. w. FAY,
for nice lot of "green CORN" new pota-
toes, etc. We have come to the conclusion
not to submit to such "sass," hereafter,
without word in return. Parties interest
ed, will please take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
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H@ier,
4 mStr
liant, light
pus Scar.
Fhildrsa's
,txn. In
, variety
b elegant
ssoek d
and CO..
cry large
kntlemen,
from the
|ntstioe-
\ alARNnt
suIeriG
Intention
hper an N.
ing viii
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V Messrs. BALDWIN 4 DopcE have re-
moved their Banking Office to JAMES new
brick block, on the corner of Main and
Lower Broadway. They have now, one OF
A.. bat ofSoo. in thu Ctate.
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Cleared Tn.

Not only has the weather undergone the
change indicated by the above caput, but
the Public Square, fronting our sanctum
window, has followed suit, and become
shorn of its rank and unsightly growth of
weeds. We congratulate the weather and
the Public Square upon their greatly i'm
proved appearance,
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wWorkmen are busily engaged IN MI
ing up and grading, for the Sidewalk to DC
constructed on the South side OF broao"sy'
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O. 1t is said that doctors never differ on
the subject of bleeding-their patients
This may all be well enough, when taken in
connection with the old saw-"when doc
tors disagree, who shall decide" as to the
extent of the Heedino process.
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CTAll, doubtless, are familiar with the
words Of the nursery song, to the effect that
"Dngs delight to bark and bite, etc.
The truth of this, has been verified upon
more than one occasion lately, on our streets,
to the great edifcation of those bipeds who
are seized and possessed of similar natures.
Have We "dog-law' among US ?-and if
so, will it reach those CANNES, of the bipedal
species, who cheer on and "set by the ears''
their betters-the real dogs?
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0wNo rain for three days! Is anything
,,qht ?-Nonpareil.
Perhaps the Editor of the NonpareI can
answer that question satisfactorily. How
is it neighbor.-Bugle.
Nothing, if we except the Editor of the
Buale.
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