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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

tach expedition OF the very description he had re n
mended Such circumlocution in the War Departm 7
unknown when Mr.. Davis had charge OF it, and
scarcely be explained any grounds OF sense.
The orders issued by Gen. Twiggs as follows
SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. II.
HEAp0uAsrERs DErARrsrsr or TEXAS
l. With view to the protection northern frontier or
Second cavalry with de Of one
asS Ss na y pr % y eye
n ca AZ @ Ss G % as
praceaSe march 'ni ton % otter Greek
Wsh Mountains esises a sG s suitable Point 20,
depot whilst the cavalry will be divided into scouting parties
@ 3 S Ts Flyer yPs Be-
authorized follow Indian trails that may he discovered
Major Van Dorm win Immediately make out acquisitions for
ample supply Of ammunition and such enienehns tools
geing the field Major Van Dorm will make to this
accompany reports with sketches OF the country passed
Second Lieutenant Cornelius Camp Second Cavalry
detailed on duty TO the expedition
with The consent Of their agents fifteen friendly nd,nsGye
Gm s Ss fa r S s md lower be
Il The Chief ousrermssser win take measures to have
and a chsi cons viii hsye
THREE ne mCn s snSy 9 % s ,S Two
goyedone 70 orders Fort Mason aud go
casiroye and Camp veraeana direct them to report to the
III should conpanss = and IL sseos Cavalry have left
y assigned they WILL receipt hereof the
post and await orders from Major Van Eorn.
~ The medical director WILL II possible employ citizen
physician to accompany this expedition into the field but Ia
ease one cannot be employed 10 be at Fort eknp before The
l5th Assistant Surgeon R. H. Brode Medical Department
VIII on that day report for duty Major Van Dorm In the
meantime, the medical director will
medical stores to Fort Belknap he may
the expedition.
BY order Of Brevct Major General TwiggN.
JOHN WIFHERS, Assistant hdjutant General.
In the spring this expedition will be reinforced by
strong detachment under Captain Cakes and believed
that much good may be accomplished Texas has been
Duary neglected by her Senators and Representatives
in Congress They have never pressed appropriations for
military roads, has any work been done on the
mail lne except by soldiers Of the regular army for their
own convenience The army officers stationed here de-
clare that the few troops ut each post render operations
against the Indians very limited and the distance between
the posts leaves large tract Of country entirely unpro
tected
found Gen. Twiggs at his in the building
pied by the United States troops, i'll company with Captain
Wthers, Assistant Adjutant General Gen. T. is in good
health, and looks the for his martalan
affair in which he gained much credit and the sympathy
Of all classes Hc hale sllworth veteran in rank
to Gen Scott and in the Of the death Of that dsn
gushcd soldier next in command to the President Go
vernment, besides occupying the old Alamo buildings,
rents large stone warehouse for barracks &c. ut s. 900
per year Tho Alamo almost ruin is object OF ine
rest 10 every American the Thefmopys Of Texan
liberty
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The Epoca, Madrid newspaper, contains the following
paragraph on this project
company composed OF Mr.. Horace Tcbbcts, Of New
York and Srs Torreros and lama of Havana formed
1856 tor the purpose OF connecting by of electric
cable the Island Of Cuba and Florida The Captain Gene
raj Of the Island who applied TO for Concession for
twenty i've years, showed himself favorable to the pro
ec and Immediately addressed TO the Cabinet Of Madrid
the necessary documents for obtaining the royal sanction
The Spanish government whilst approving the project
srntcd 10 adjourned its dcintivc adherence to the time
when the immersion Of the Atlantic cable between Va
cncia ana Newfoundland then inst beginning, should be
terminated seems that in view thereof Messrs Horace
Tebhets Co about To set to work. From Key West
10 Havana there seventy miles, each mile costing live
hundred dollars TN its part the company Of the electric
telegraph engages itself TO establish Geographic tine
between Key West and Savannah Ga, and in this way
Havana and New York would be only few minutes dis
tant from each other From Havana the cable fixed at
the Cape OF san Antonio would he extended 10 Yucatan,
distance OF forty miles and from this latter point con
timed as far as Mexico. Anoth secondary line, ira
vcrs!ng Nicaragua, would terminate at Panama, dis
lance of one thousand one hundred miles Lastly Tchuan
epec and Santiago connected the cable would be
prolonged to San Francisco, which distant three hun
drcd miles from the latter point
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rv,UF DRFSeNAKER'S GUfDE-EvERY WOMAN Is A
i dr,sSmater, In mind " not IN practice, She mentally
plans The style 81 her garments NJ matter who makes
them The Dressmskers GuideN is, therefore, work %
interest October and November numbers warmly
runeiyes the mode " adjoining with rich ribbon
rng low necked and double skirt morning and evening
dresses much BY The ton as well as the magnificent
velvet trim mings used with such charming effect w decorating
where obtain hose indispensable embellishments o. choice
quality and make extrsor mary bargains Tor BE known that
Mr. IT. L1tHIENSIfIN 3T Bruaiway, j. closing out bic IN
yahle stock ~ millinery and dress trimming goods anl
SCENTS the most tempting opportunity 10 all in want Of sir vi
vets and other desirable materials for ladies' b1nnets and
hats, suth aeuncut velvet royal velvet dAqne pM
velvet chenille velvet &C. no, n mention. besides ostrich
feathers French plumcs and ribbons COR pulling bows tm
mngs, &c., ofevery elegant description.
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FuRNrTURE.


L'NAMELLED CHAMBER SUITS OF FuRNlIuRE IN
IL all rolors and styles Wholesale and rcai prices rom
81 and upwards. WARREN WARD ~ Canal street oa
No. 81, four doors east Of broadway New YORK
INrRNITrRF BOUGHT FOR READY NoNEy.-AFAIR
value given ready money for furnire carpets BOOKS
1x sixth between Ninth aud TENN streets
I,uRNrTURE wANTED-TIiE SUBSt RfBER WISHES
10 purchase quantity 0f second hand household furniture
carpets &c Any parties wishing 70 dispose OF their furniture
avoid venience 81 auction find cash
buyer by addressing line 70 W. ", Herald Office stating
where Il be
<yooD HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE, MIRRORS, CAR
NJ pets pianos A. wanted N large Or small Quantities for
OF Eleventh street.
MODERN STYLE or SCHOOL FURNITURE, MANU-
wi actnred and for sale by ~ JOHNSON, No iol Hudson
street New YORK large supply constantly hand llus
uaed eiycnlars forwarded on application az above
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SPORTING.

L,RASCIs BUTLER, ~ FULTON STREET HAS MI
IN The choice u dogs for sale and stock bftEhs
Infallhle mango exterminstor " cents per
bottle Buffers work the dog beautifully hlhs
irated 81.
GRAND BLACK AND TAN ExPosITION.-H JEN.
NJ NINGS hegs " inform the gentlemen or New YORK A.
vicinity that there viii be grand hndcsp rat msch eoe ~
"Wednesday next, Oct vs. at " Madison street Open1
black and only of al weights, each dog " VIC
number Of for bic pounds " " eight w pgnnis
Also will be shown on this night TINT beautiful dog
Toby also that beautiful Brooklyn slut ftn, by the
Kind permissgon their owners and boat ~ other
ben tles ibs. up. This hnnieap = sweepsase ~
twenty shlngs Weighing commences ~ oclock,
killing = oclock Several gentlemen have already entered
their dogs Tor hc sweepstakes Admisson 70 csnis
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GRKCIAL NOTICES.

y 20 and ., wsss TA!syaah .rssS ss% +;
The well known dairy fr% Of The ate david \ ss ~. n
ssI dss ss 4 R MID VIZ fury am
street which Viii thankfully received and puuca.ly A..
snSsa Quantity "a which can : sell
milk Al the old price "a cents per quart As raise my own
- AUSTIN 4 FULLER, Proprietor
N.B.-Please send your orders and give II a trial
PARKER 4 co a PArENT COTTON AND wooIIEN
d. grinder exhibition At ne Crystal Palace
machine Is Ihe wonder o. ne age nafes ana rse Tor
John BIssEII, II WALL STREET, DULY APPOINTED
81 commssoner take testimony, observation-disclosures tf,
Sr N, "a saes se uas" % ' s - ns'
quiAles and forms ofa notary public.
MILITARY TAX FOR ls5s-PAY YOUR noMMU.
M ation tax Of 10 cents before the iih day October or
will incur the State nc Of 81 and costs which VIII be RI
books open for rees,veg eo%@a'"Sn a. The
NJ at the Marshas office AZ Fulton street room No daily
as am h evening"
obtained which will exempt the
holder from and all military Guy during the year
i Aims House October s. .-Rrick-seaed proposals
will be received by the Of NE aims House at hsr
ing and everng kwes Island such quantities Of best
sTa N q H. hsT s5iS apply
at their Office where blank forms OF proposals can be Obtained
ITMIAN BENEVOLENT socIETy ETY. r. s,sod;
meeting the italian Benevolent VI
the ohcers ensuing year will take place Tuesday
Zh nsL at T. NJ. In Tamniny Hall The members ana inc
Italians In general are respectfully invited to attend
l.. MASSA Secretary.
THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT RICH
mond, Va from 18th 10 10Th OcDber.The above exhibit
bon offers attractions for visiting Richmond Va Ar
have been made the extensive scale TOR
the accommodation Of all who either exhibitors
spectators and The authorities advised already Of large
;'D hs Fair
UNPAID WATER RENTS.-CROTON AQUEDUCT DE
~ partnent, October 4, 1883
Sotice hereby given that by Of the Legislature ten
per viii be added to all unpaid LIST Of
November next addition 10 five incurred the LIST
Of August last
Water payable the LIST OF May each year. In
advance and the penalties unpaid attach with equal
certainty the LIST OF August and November thereafter
1t must l.. desirable 10 u his
pey being returned the Collector OF Arrears which
redeemed will be sold according to law.
~ VAN SGiiaiCK, President
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ANTHOLOGY.


fyIAIRyOYANCE-MRs. SEYMOUR nv shlN1
sfreet few dsIr. Broadway The most successful
medical and business clsrvoysnt IN America Asthma bron
hits liver conn debility, indigestion scrotus &C. cured
ncurshe ynerrng busns e. absent friends, g.
and sstisfscton given no pay asked
u,wuIE vrIIETrE WILL. UPON RECEIPT or "a
N cents return any picture q past present and "a
ne s rp spe,nen IL handwriting aso, picture q flu
inre wife nr husband Address Emile viets, Post once,
New York,
NJ P-wHo mas NOT HEARD OF THE cEIEBRArRD
IN Madame PRRwSTERf She has been consulted BY
thousands this and other cities with entire sscton She
fs she has equal She tells the name OF future
wife ~ husband that OF her visiter II wish truth
give call 30 Bowery opposite Beecser street laoes
50 cents, gentlemen 81
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w J.sHARPs IMPROVED BILLIARD rABLEs WITH
w. Homan's patent renexhie cushions-pstented Way
1853 superior any Persons will mad 70 tneir
advantage call before purchasing elsewhere Nanuscoy
cheap.
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NENTRAL PARK LOTS FOR SALE-FOUR LOTS ON
~ Seventy seventh street between Fourth Fifth
lots Fourth Seventy street, lots
Ninety ninth street. Fifth and lots Fourth
and l0st be sold immediately Apply
JOIN McCLANE 3s7 Ninth avenue
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REWARDS.

z. = REwARp-I.OST. A SMALL. WHITE SPANISH
TEL poodle large baek nose, with long ears one
fark whoever VIII No IS seventh street, viii re
ceive the above reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

Two PRINTERS OF NEwSPAPERS.--TiiE
i font Of MINION TYPE (of which this advcr
tisement Is presented specimen). weighing some
$500 pounds IL offered for sale at 20 cents per
pound being but ten cests more than what We oil
low in exchange for old type. The $500 vail be d.
vidsd up into fonts Of 80 pounds, more, 10 suit
the wants of applicants. Cases furnished with the
$50 pound fonts NJ a deduction Of ~ per cent. In
ouire Of JAMES Common 4 SONS.
The above second hand minion type Is coppered.
OF Onn FOR sALF.-A FIRST RATE CANDY
Nl.ZUU. store and ce cream saloon, IN one q ue e.
streets Ia the CITY with three years lease. Agents need not
apply Inquire at 23 Hudson street.
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OTEL LODGINGS-0NE BLOCK FROM cry HALL,
clean, well ventilated rooms may be had nj the Globe
ell of william and Frankfort streets New York
% 81 cents per night from 81 70 ~ per week Open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

L,OR SAIE-THE LEASE OF A LOT ON NINTH
avenue having seventeen to at SIS per year,
buildings thereon: will be sold very cheap
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FIN ASCxAI..

FIN ASCxAI..
nIvIDEND.-THE KNICKERBOCKER ICE COMPANY,
IL s32 Canal street. will semi annual dividend Of Eve 80
khoers October 18TH 1858 Tho
viii be closed from III. 10Th the gh Instant
Inclusive. X. L. COMPTON, President
W. j. WILCOX, Secretary. New York, Oct 7, 1853.
THIRST CLASS DRY GOODS GROCERS AND IRON
paper, wanted by JOHN u MURRAY
70 Wall street Manhattan Bank).
Collections made throughout the United States and Canada
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, CCTo-
wi Der L. 1883 LOAN
OF
THE CITY or PHILADELPHIA,
10000 dollars.
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tach expedition OF the very description he had n
mended. Such circumlocution in the War Departm \
was unknown when Mr. Davis had charge OF it, and
scarcely be explained any grounds common sense
The orders issued by Gen. Twiggs follows
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LNOR SALE-THE FIRST CLASS NEW FOUR STORY
brick house. No l2S West Sixteenth street. between Sixth
and Seventh avenues house - 10 inches front 81
deep % 10 inches los feet inches deep; built
in the best manner with all the modern improvements aud
occupied by the Terms 20 snt the purchaser
Possession LIST of November. Inquire on the premises.
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II BAYAn rAsLea.


~,sAin the uusne3oa q ~
2 ~yh ~. "a f.u,iliar seat; 81 49, =
~ ~ c.rpet n my feet. 49, s. - + 3 s.
$50 55
~. -. .vaet-bricr's arms have wrsstled upwards
- ~. .ummers that are past
Ard the willie. ...il: s i. ,. branches levr
z Ansn S .. ~
..,-. - .h., the sun.hine vho,,v
Iney ss. s..avs M ne h.unted room:
-. n. house that once vas ioyful rv@, rs
TO @ -! tnn ls,s''ss "oss0, 80 ~. .s,.h 11o"r
WIN si'ene0 s1'A "''.
x,,. .>-h.~.a ,....
And many Al"I, I'm c.I...uo. "." ~
; -.n~ .h.~--.s..
Voice nas .sAo - s...os ~ 80 .s.
" olo s"es ~" "
80
inuy ea.s - ~ -. Ss sss - sss...
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THE sun.
THE SUN. szs'57st9
The editor Of the Fayetteville North Car
IL = r

-.. THE sun. s'5tsF
The editor Of the Fayetteville North Cdr-
olinian, tells the following amusing incl.
dent in his experiences: sal #
We were teaching an ssacademy" down in
the wire grass country of South Georgia,
soon after We had left college, and among
the sshigher branches" taught in that sinsti.
tution,' were the rudiments of Astronomy,
to which advanced text book we had intro.
duced class of sand hill boys and gopher
trapping girls, ranging in age from fourteen
to twenty years. A few recitations, con-
fined principally to corrections Of mutilated
pronunciations, sstairs,' sheavingly bud.
Dies &C., and We made to the advanced
class the startling and incredible announce
ment that the sun did not rise and set daily,
that the revelation Of the earth ON its axis,
made night and day, &c. There were few
open countenancss in that gaping, wonder
stricken class abons then. -
7, Next morning We were waited upon BY 4
grave. sage looking patron Of ours, who
with some ssperity Of couptenance, and, a
ttsv = : = essss :
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s.. ;,..;r.a 81. - 3. ,oue sevar;tv uf ~ ~
r..s.::or ths. Ssi;vS,,ss9, S;vn.eIf.
sWs,,. 80 .,,Ics,s @ 6 - - Ne,s "a hisrs ouf
...,,s' -. - N a2;st vse ~. ~ as.anteia g ~
ss..,s.; - = = -. 81.
s{r.n J .e..:.a I. s-h.t,. ii th;.. .r;e-
.sci. ~ IA .s .s...n,. " -, 800 .t.9 eSont t6e
-. ...A .si:r; - "a go ~ ys.tth
s..;.. 80, ~. .0s;. ;hs ,.nS - In
s,asi ~ !. - 80. ~. socl;..s ~ sohollards
E:.nas .ls..~s. - g. !. ..;u-rrh 81
.a;a,.. 49, 4, 4 = H. h.r;.h VA III.
Sss..s, g = 1s.!.; ~. q .sstc tSs 80 A.
-, ' -. ~ ;. - -. AZ ~ g, ~
- ~ ~ .ls - s..~ - !i,....s.;or
J' sNc- IA = sssh. srI . r;n.tv' a.. mil.
,aus ~ 49, on 80 ~ ~. ....h !, is MA, sStopis
cr;ed ..d n hs % sho. n.- A. von o Innv thatf WHO'S
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L. M. DOUGLASS,
Carpenter < Joiner,

Carpenter & Joiner,
LAS LATELY OPENED SHOP ON LOWER
al lana s,ssssay, osse. ,sera sa,s 81 se The Old E
pared 70 execute, with promptness
AL orders left with him. He
will furnish il desired upon short notice. plans and
specifications for buildings.
" C0FFlNS made to order on short noiiee. - 4 r
Councl BIuds, November e. N r3o.u f
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YArIoNAL rILLrpusrERINo.

The argument which wish to deducc
from these enunciations 10, that it is wrong
in principle, as well as insxpedient and ru-
nous, for the Government Of this country
to set up fllibustering operation to secure
the dominion of thu country--for such, l
aver, has been the policy Of this Govern
meut for wears past. II Is NO use to blink ut
the action Of the late Administration. Time
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s' PORTER 4 CARTER,
Successors to r. P. SHow,)
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Auction and Commission Merchants
garr-.r FoR THE SALE OF
Merchandise, Houses, Lots. Lands, &C., Middle
Broadway, Council Bluffs. lows.
TNONsIGNMENTS SOLICITED FROM HOME AND
~ abroad, and attended to with promptness and dis
patch. --
Jersnae Rsrter. ~ Edwin Carter.
REFER TO
Hon Thomas II. Benton. Jr, Snow, G. A. Robin
son, VIM II Robinson Council Btufls; 8 Druard Ruf.
oalo, Y; n Keeer, Albany, n Y. [ul3-u
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BANK OF TEKAMA,

" TEKAMA, N. r.
Exchange ONCE OF Bank Of Tckama,
OMAHA, N. T.
yJ,HE ABOVE INSTITUTIONS ARE NOW OPEN
and ready for the transaction of general Banking
Business.
Gold, Silver and Exchange various parts Of the
United states bought and Sold Collections made and
promptly remitted. -+'
Land Warrants bought and sold and Loaned on Deeds
Of Trust. 8. L. CAMPBELL, Presf.
F. NJ AKIN, Cdsh'r. (n2lu
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W"Mr. Smith, you said you boarded It
the Columbian Hotel, six months; did you
foot your bills9' 81 No, sir, but it mounted
to the same thing-tbe landlord footed me-"
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GEO. SNYDER. J. II. SIBERIAN.
SNYDER T. SHERMAN,
Attorneys, Counsclors at Law 4 NStaries Public,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa.
kXrILL PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION
w in all the Courts Of Iowa aud Nebraska. All
elections their care attended to promptly
Especial attention given buying and selling real
tate and making prescriptions in Nebraska.
Deeds, Mortgages, and other instruments Of writing
drawn With dispatch acknowledgements taken &c, &c.
r. Office on Upper Broadway. g-r7 zFSg nlu.
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T, =. TooTLE. &. W. TooTLE.
TOOTLES f. FAlRLEIGH,

THXCLUSIvELY WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY
Il GOODS, Groceries, Boots, Shoes Clothing Liquors,
Quecnsware, &c, &c, and - - . ,
FURwIRDfNG 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
I'd, street, 81, Joseph, Mo.
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J. p. CASADY. ~ J. ID. TEST.
CASADY g. TEST, ...
.lssorasvs ssA CsssseII0rs As Lac, Aad
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
"A
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies, Collections, Investing Money, Locat-
ing and Selling Land Warrants and all other business
pertaining " their profession in western Iowa and Ne
braska ........ r... n1u.
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THOMAS L. PAPIN.

THOMAS g. PAPIN, r-.H
Wholesale Dealers in Fancy Goods, In
porters Of Vines, Liquors & Cigars,
$50 81 North Second Street,
st. Louis, Missouri.
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day. s'.A Y
November Twenty miles were accom-
plished, against an excessive cold head wind,
to camp on Sago Greek. The horses were
mostly led. The fatigue of walking up and
over the hills, in the face OF the wind, was
very great. A bad camp, with poor hill
grass and . cold rain, was our welcome on
Sage Creek.
November 4.-Thc camp was on Sweet
Water, mile above independence Rock
The hunters brought in at night 400 pounds
Of good buffalo meat md also, for, me, a
canteen Of petroleum., from n spring at tho
base of one Of the small black mountains,
mt fur distant from the road. Five empty
wagons and teams were ordered back to
Fort Laramie. ,s 4 - b. gs s
November 5.--we passed the Devils Gate
with scenery landscape up Sweet Water
Valley. We crossed the httiSrivsrto with
in half mile Of u deep. grassy vale, cxten-
ding into the mountain masses OF TAXED
granite here all the horses were looscd for
the night, the mouth Of the canon only be-
ing guarded. -.
On the 9th, we found the ground once
more white, and the snow falling, but then
very moderately. marched as usual. On
d four mile hill tho north wind and drifting
snow became sey ere ;ithc air turned to fro.
zen fog; nothing could bo seen We were
struggling IN Z freezing cloud. Tho lofty
wall at s.Three Crossings was happy rellei
but the guide, who had lately passed there
was relentless in pronouncing that there wa
no grass ;the idea Of finding and feeding
upon grass in that wintry storm, under the
a - n
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A. COCHRAN, 't
General Land Agent,
= s.e. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO THE LO-
w CATION and Sale Of Land Warrants for nom
residents the payment Of Taxes and the purchase and
sale Of Real Estate generally Will also enter lands
for settlers and give time for payments In2-u.
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: RORERT II. DOUGLASS,

TTORNEY AT LAW, WILL PRACTICE IN THE
IA several Courts Of Record in the State Of Iowa
Once in the Upper Room Of the Brick Building on
Broadway nearly opposite the Pacific HOTEL formerly
occupied by II. C. Mutt h Co. -. st %. .ss.-
Council Bluffs City, August lst-nl%-u ID
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

A FAMILY Flock IN OH ViRGISIA.-There is
now living in Welxel county, Va, an old lady
named Morris, over ninety -four years of age, who
Is the mother of twenty-five children, one hu.d
eighteen great grand children, and one great great
grand child. The father of this immense fock
died at the age ofseventy seven years, over TWEEN
" years ago. One of the sons, who is now quite
an old nan, living near Bal timore, recently made
A Journey to PHILADELPHIA.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

PRINCIPLES NOT MEy.-Let every Democrat in
Montgomery County keep this maxim in nind.-
Let them ollect that our public officers are on
ly servants of the people, and that when they as
sumo to themselves and insolent dictatorship they
should be made to walk the plank.-CraufordsoiH
Reuieu.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

An old maid recently died who left property ia
the value of nearly eight thousand pounds. She was
all her lifetime getting ready to be married, and
had stored ls2 sheets, GO coverlets, so blankets
% beds, with l ,120pounds of feathers, 81 pillows
IS handkerchiefs, and numerous other articles.