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The Ameri-
can People.
AYANKEE IN ACoTToN MILL.

footer-one Of the purely uninitiated, came
in yesterday from Greene with a load Of
wood for the Factory Company Having
piled his wood to the satisfaction of the
overseer, he bated his team with q bundle
of green grass brought all the way from
home for that purpose, and then having in,
vested portion Of his wood proceeds in
root-beer and gingerbread at Hams, he
started to see the sscity"-flling his coun.
tenance rapidly with bread, and chewing it
rapidly as he went. 20 zg 7gasa'1ss; jfg9a7G
He reviewed the iron foundry and machine
shop, and was just opposite the warp-mill
ss the 'shsnds' we're going in from dinner
The girls were hurrying in as only factory
girls can hurry-and Jonathan, unaccus-
toned to such an array of plaid shawls and
hood -bonnets, deposited his goad-stick. on
the stairs, and stslked in sto sec what the
trouble was.' 'Rt~ 'zf2 H g,
Tho clattering machinery and the move
ments of the operatives, bewiidered him for
the moment; but being of an inquiring turn
Of mind, and seeing much that was calcula-l
ted to perplex one whose observation in me-
chanics had been mostly confined to thresh-
ing machines and corn shelters, he began to
push vigorous inquiries in. oil direetions.-
In this way he made himself acquainted
successfully with the external and Internal
economy Of the various machines through
which cotton-warp progresses in the course
of its manufacture-thss stpickef, ,'"sbeatsr,"
clap winder,' SHOULDER = and ssspeeder," !"
and finally reached the sbreakers' and 'fn-
ishers' just as the card-stripper was. going
through the operation, technically termed
ssstripping the fats" In doing this, the large
cylinder Of the card 10 exposed to view, and 10
seen revolving with very pretty buzz. Not
content with contemplating the sspoetry OF
notion at safe distance, our hero must
needs introduce himself between the cards,
to get a nearer view. This movement
brought his neither habiIiments in dangerous
proximity to the gearing Of the next card, and
ssthereby hangs tale" ID i''si ''3R azs
"You-I say She goes putty-dont she
bosA?" said Jonathan, inquiringly. 5a
"She don't do anything els" ," responded
the stripper ''but you must be very care
full how you move around amongst this hard
ware. 'Twas only last week, sir, that o
promising young man from Minot, student
ut the Academy here, WAS drawn into that
yery card, sir, and before any assistance
could reach him, he was run through, and
manufactured into No, l6 ssuper-extra' cot
I, sI.-..;v~ov. Ibslievs you're joking p
suffered Jonathan. tSeaF - 9sss
"Fact sir" continued the stripper, ssand
his disconsolate mother came down two days
ago, and got Eve bunches of that Same yarn
as melancholy relic.' 'isa%isa'
"By the mighty that can't be true!"
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THE INTERESTING TAlE or In
CASTLE THAT yE1MS DUIL1
This is the house that Jeems } Kans
.built.ifa d ma, afj 'r Sla
This il the malt that lay in J Soutl
the house that Jcems 6nenc
,built. E2d752D taS'ifss-s south
This is the rat that eat the u,
malt that lay in the house aSha
that Jeems built. rg. 80 ~,
This is the cat that killed the ! ll.
rat, that eat the malt, that 10 Wa
that lay in the house that fset p
Jeems built. ,has sVa8 y5t og hrI
This il the dog that worried
the cat, that killed the rat, 3as'5
that eat the malt, that Lect
lay in the house that Jeems const
built. .gz4 'g4@t 7na l.f
Thisis the COW with the crum-1 "
pied horn, that tossed the
dog, that worried the cat, Do,
that killed the rat, that eat
the malt that lay in the ~ H..
house that Jeems built. 80, 80.
This is the maiden all forlorn ~ r.
that MIXED the COW with the 50
crumpled horn, that tossed
the dog, that worried the Kansa
cat, that killed the rat, that out s
eat the malt, that lay. in
the house that Jeems built. -
This is the man all tattered
and torn, that married the
maiden all forlorn, that .IesTt L
MIXED the COW with the The
crumpled horn, that tossed bEs 3
the dog, that worried the - s-.-- f.
cat, that killed the rat, that '''
eat the malt that lay in the q.
house that Jeems built.
This is the priest, all shsyed) 81 8,
and shorn, that married the aJ.r
man all tattered and torn, 5ya6
unto the maiden all forlorn, aaais,
that MIXED the COW with h
the crumplsd horn, that The
tossed the dog, that worried can p
the cat, that killed the rat, ,a7 80
that eat the malt, that lay
in the house that Jeems pcs a.
built. ,rB I'D. a8sg - NJ fs
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49, sAAAY SoAu J06 tDDR az
getting the market woman ipto tfenhIr ~. a.
passing II, hn0wy,iiur /. q bs gnch. ssssl ~
That highthet hesband asps kon>, ft~.ii
his ollos, 1loskine exesed;aely vs.,vs -
sad. His sife pressed to inoy ths rseeor-,
20" said he .sthe duties Of nv 90 -
sometimes very painfnl! Iisye III M ~
ssnd sach nice, lady -liks we n ; = -
loek-up Tor ths aieke, beeaae. Il - -.
late to, examine her at euce. ~ see.sd
in great distress about something; But shs
can't speak word Of English. 90 oie0uidsSt
maks Il ost. 4oI think, tAcueh a. h., hs,s.f
band y sick.p elst sssgsc3sy a sser'a-' ~ !.
s""Why not let her ggo,,a.d take he, m
"Weii, she IL accused II 4 Serious charrs
-counter5sitisk- her idistress nav s,io
be sham, only . pls. to eee hss hushs snd ~. r.
don't want him warned. hsYs ~ : !.
watch about the house, but can do NO mora
till morning. There ne rreut nunk~e n
counterfeit gold dolisss Is eirSule, ;0nI s..sdd
this woman, her ne;ehhors eas. - tr,.d tos
pass three within week. / have been yerY8
anxious to discover the ropues. .nd / dorE
believe this women has any thing % q Yin !
i. However, Aad ITO shus hsr ~, the
neighbour are 20 Indignant. To-norrow Il +
viii be looked into, and, the woman set frcs,
have no doubt" '',''..
Peshaps her poor sick husband may die
" On anxiety and alsrn, MEANWHILE" . sritsa'
Neli, Pas on your bonnet, wife. Tou
can speak German. should feel easier, I
confess: knew more about this matter,
ana r w'.l e to her residence 80 3'
% %! g @ = s%!ty, nsrfow sgurt, pecpied ly
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PORTER L CARTER,
.r7EFg a(Snccessors to R. P. sSow) sgEa 81
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Auction ana Commission Merchants
Fo1 THE SALE or y &A-slE
Merchandise. He~ses, Lets, Lands, &C., Middle
fga Broadway. cssncil Blaffs, Iswa. se "a
CS0NsfGNMKNJs SOLICITED FROM HOME AND
~ abroad, and attended to with promptness and d.
patch. ~ f--'r So -s-'.s rs.sss.-a ~ a-7
Jsrssas Psrisr.g asR wr ,Edwia Carter
Hon Thomas n. Benton. u, II Snow, G.. A. Robin
scu VIM n Robinson, Council Bluds; S. Drullard, buf
oaio, n Y; u Eeeler, Albany. y 7. [nl3-,
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GEO. SNYDER. !. II. SHERMAN.
SNYDER T. SHERMAN,

g"#.i "a' COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION
w in all the Courts Of Iowa and Nebraska. All
S,ections entrusted " their attended to promptly
Especial attention given to buying and selling real
tate, and making prescriptions in Nebraska.
Deeds, Mortgages. and other instruments Of writing
drawn with dispatch acknowledgements taken, &C., &c.
~ once on Upper Broadway. nlu.
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Y, rOorLs. -, ss Sw. q. FAIRLETGH,
T. u. TOOTLE.gS ]. W. TOOTLE. -
TOOTLES l. FAIRLElGH,

TlXCLuSIvELY WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Dry
T. GOODS, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Clothing Liquors,
Queensware, &c, sc, and ..r.,-. a......I rs.
FORWARDING l. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ID, street, 81, Joseph, Me. 5s- .
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BANK OF TEkAMA,
TEKAMA, n. r.
Exchange Once VI Bank Of Dckana,

@'EEa' OMAHA, n. +. ......
THE ARovE INSTITUTIONS ARE NOW OPEN
and ready for the transaction OF general Banking
Business. -.--. -r .l . s.
Gold, Silver and Exchange on various parts Of the
United States bought and Sold. Colections made and
promptly remitted. .'. .k g1E 5Fss4s# b
Land Warrants bought and sold and Loaned on Deeds
Of Trust. .-g..s s-.s-r..1 8. L. CAMPBELL, Hesr
r. NJ AKIN, CasRr. - = = : : fn2lu
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J. r, CASADY. ....r .. I. ID. TEST.
n CASADY T. TEST,
AsssrssVs ssS CssssssSers ~ Ls0, ssS
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
CouNcIL BLUFFs.................... Iowa.
VXYILL. PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies, Collections, Investing Money, Locat-
Ing Selling Land WArrants and all other business
pertaining their profession in Western Iowa and Ne
brsxka .. ...s.. .'...s. n1u.
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ID. q. DLOOMER,
Notary Psbl5e n CsssSs6ssiossr sF DssAs fer
80" shs state sf .tsU l,srk.
nEEDS 4 CONvEYANCEs OF ALL KINDS,
~ promptly Allied out and acknowledged.
u ONCE in Empire Block, opposite Pacific House.
Nay l857-nI-u .-....-
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THOMAS 4 PAPIN,

Wholesale Dealers IN Fancy Goods, I'm
porters Of Vines, Liquors 4 Cigars,
"a North Second street,
st. Louis, Missouri. 4s, .'.r .. .-
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than the hin g,rmeuts me had worn during
the day Mechanically shs took the path
that led 70 tho red gate, ths old trystihg
place where she and HARDY had ID often
stood and talked, and then had 'hsde Nesc6
other good night, she playfplly forbidding
him to come step. Whom there, Margaret
was exeesdingly fatigucd, snd ~ down On
the damp grass TO rest. Then came the
strange feeling over her, q though che thingi
that had been transporting the last two weeks,
were events Of other day.. ssTo be sure, = :
said she, che built this gate; that MA when
We we're young; but he has been dead many
years, and am b widow now, and old and
feeble" An hour after, when Margaret
was found by the family, she was faving in
the wild delirium Of brain fever. ssWho
calls Margaret y said she, starting from the
ground. ssYes, my name used to be Mar.
garet-but that was long sgo; they have
come to take me to the wedding, TO Dora,s
wedding ba! ha! Dora going to be mar
ried! Why Dora ID bnt 4 baby" Almost
a. frantioas the poor girl herself, her broth
ers led her home. A bed was hastily put in
the best room and Margaret was laid upon
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-14
Sheriff's Sale-Mortgage Foreclosure

State OF Wisconsin, Wood Coaenty-ss.
John Cove against John Marshall, Lucret;a
Marshall, Holbert Nickerson, Robert H. BOYD.
u virtue ola judgment of foreclosure and sale
- made IN the above entitled action. by the
Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit
OF the State of Wisconsin, at the October term.
held at the Court House in Quincy, in the Coup.
x OF Adams, ON the second dav Of October A.
=. 1921, shall expose to sale and sell at public
1uotIoh 10 the highest bidder, at the Court
mouse, IN Grand Rapids in the County of Wood.
anu SIate OF Wisconsin, on Thursday. the ff
!eenth DAY OF April, \. D. 1858, at one o'clock
III the afternoon of said day, the following de-.
scrioea real estate, situate, lying and being in
township number twenty-five (22), north of
range number two (2) cast situated in the
county OF " God and State of Wisconsin tn Wit.
the southeast quarter q of section fourtee,
iitl the southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter, the north half of the southwest op.r.
ter and the southwest quarter of the snutb-
west quarter Of the same section. the east half
OF the northeast quarter of section number
twenty-five (22l, and the east half of the north
west quarter, the southwest quarter of tina
northwest quarter, the north half of the north
east quarter the southwest Quarter of tba
northeast quarter, Of section number twenty
three ca all in township number TWENTY-FIVE
l2?G north of range number TWO 90 east situ..
ted IN the County of Wood and State Of Wiz.
cohsln, and containing six hundred and forty
acres OF land, according TO government survey.
Glven under my hand at Grand Rapids ,his
4th day of March, A. D. 1858.
h. BUCK, Sheriff.
BY y. KLINE, Under Sheriff.
L. s. Dixon, Atty for Plaintiff. I'D
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W AsuINGT0N. April I.

Enough is known to warrant the as
sertion that Governor Powell and Ma
ior McCulloch, Peace Commissioners
to Utah, will be instructed to assure
the Mormons that it is not the desire It
the President and the United States
authorities to make war on them, but
to secure the enforcement of the Laws
to which end they viii Ut oouu5etle.j Il
participate.
The Commissioners will also inform
them that some troops will be retained
III the Territory to protect the emf
grants to the Pacific against the attacks
ofhostilc Indians. The Commissioners
will 90 with the next reinforcements to
Utah.
The vote in the House, or adhercing
to its substitute for the Kansas bill. is
the same as that Of week ago on its
adoption, with the exception, that
Messrs. Marshall and Bowie, did not
vote, having paired of:
Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, was promi-
nent agent in bringing together and
cementinc the clements of opposition to
the bill and rallying them on the Crit
tenden, Montgomery platform.
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Referees Sale.

STATE cf Wisconsin, H0od County C;rc,at Court.
'JaEua'y Speciol Team, A d. 1858.
John W. {. Langworthy against Edward J.
scott, John NJ Boylan, Phlander Bvam. Ed
ward Chester, Henry Hincklev, Obcdiah Ger
man and Nelson +. Rcckwirh.
\ virtue of decretal order made in tn.
~ above entitled cause, bearing date Janu,r,
'th' \; u. 1888, shall expose for sale and sell
at pubic auction to the highest bidder, at the
house of obediah German in the county Of
"ood, on the fifth day of March. A. D. 1855
at two o'clock i'll the afternoon. the followin,
described real estate to wit: All of the north
east quarter of the northeast quarter of sect;o,
number twenty-five (25) in township number
tWenty-one (2l), north of range number six (s)
east; lying in the county of Wood and Sta,
OF Nisconsin.-Dated this 10Th dav of JAM.
~ \. ~ 1898. A. b. jerks,
80" Referee
Is The above sale is postponed until Mon
day, the 26th day of April. 4. D. 1858, at th.
same same place and time of day.-Datcd this fifth
day of March, A. D. 1858.
- low 10 4. b. JENKS, Referee.
l. ii. WALKER, Plaintiffs ATTY.
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NEW l DIRK, APIi 3th.
Inc 1fefoS" mas TWO weeks iater 2d-
wees from me army Ill I IAN uateS pc
ING to the l6.h OF February. Health OF
the army was good. The march upon
Salt Lake city "o9Io PToo2oIy com
mehce ABOUT 'ne Z0'h ol olaFch, "raSS
on the plans IS advanced as 1ar as 1t
was IN May last year. several hundred
recruits from New York arrived at
Fort Leavcnworth previous to 10Th OF
March, and preparations Tor early Tor
wardlng relnforcements to the army
were active. Col Hoffman S command
OF four companies had bcen met 400
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The Eclectic College Of Medicine.
CINCINNATI OHIO

THE WINTER SESSION of 1853 will com
l. mencc early in October, and continue six
teen weeks 4 full and thorough course of Lee
lures will be given, occupying six or seven
hours daily, with good opportunities for atten-
ton to practical Anatomy, and with ample Gin
ical facilities at the Commercial Hospital.
Tha arrangements of the chairs will be as
7. L. St. JOHN, II. D., Professor of Anatomy
and Physiology.
J. T. JUDGE, N. D., Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
A. J. HOWE, NJ d., Professor of Surgery.
c. II. CLEAV ELAND, VI. d., Professor of Ma
terra Mcdca and Therapeutics.
WM SHERWOOD, u. D.. Professor of Medical
Practice and Pathology.
J. Il. BUCHANAN, u. D., Emeritus Professor
of Cerebral Physiology and Institutes of Med
icinc
JOHN KING, " D., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
The Terms for the Session will be the same
as heretofore, viz Naturalization, $50 Tu-
ilion, $1,000 Demonstrators Ticket, s. 90
every Student is required to engage in disscc.
ton one session before graduationD Gradua-
lion, $500 Ticket to Commercial Hospital,
(optio1aD $500
The Lccture-R0oms are newly finished, neat,
aad comfortable, and in central locality lin
College Hall, Walnut Street, where students
will find it convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets fog the session may be obtained Of the
DcaB Of tie Fo1diY, vt his Office, 70, ll3 Smith
Street, o" of PIof c. II. CLEAvELAND, Secretary
Of the F'tru7tg, No 1879 Seventh Street, near
Elm. joins KING, Il. D., Dean.
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Farm for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale 100 acres of
good Farming land, situated in the town of
Grand Rapids, within two miles of the village
OF GRAND hapidS- Terms to suit the purchaser;
aon want mu !I, cash-will exchange the land
COWS, He also offers 10 acres Of meadow land
in Portage county, half way from Grand Rapids
to Plover, For further Particulars. cali on the
subscriber at Grand Rapids
15-5~ J. K BRANDS.
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Foreign News by the Indian.

The Duke de Malakof Pelissier sue
ceeds Count Persigny as Ambassador
to England.
A new desert ption of gun boats is
hitting out in France for China.
Affairs throughout France continued
greatly depressed.
The railway receipts for the week
were the worst that had ever been
known. The goods train had absolute
ly nothing to carry.
The Municipal Commission of Paris
have resolved on commencing the pub
lie works on large scale so as to give
employment to the operatives
The Daily No,cS' Paris correspond
cnt, says it was rumored that the Count
de Chamborg had resolved to abdicate
all his right and claims in favor Of the
Count de Paris.
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Herald gives a rumor that the EN-
press is enciente.
According to Swiss paper the af-
fair of the refugees is nearly termina-
ted. It is proposed to the Federal
council to give a fixed residence in the
interior and to expel Al persons
Among the Frenchmen 2 have already
left for England
A despatch from St Petersburg says
Russia is watching with great interest
the selections Of England and France
The Russian navy is to be manned full
ly, and ship building eagerly increas-
ed. Russia has no intention of accept
Ing English and French Consuls in the
Black Sea. All suspicious vessels on
the Circassian coast will be seized.
TURKEY-The Alexandria CORES
pendent Of the London Times says that
Mr.. Delcon the L. S. Consul at that
place had returned from the mission he
undertook to Syria in connection with
the outrage of a family residing near
Jaffa. The Turkish authorities had
Welded to the indignant remonstraaees
of Mr.. Deleon and arrested i OF the
parties to the outrage, and they had H5i
been convicted and were lying in irons
awaiting confirmation Of their sentence
from Constantinople
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"A child was born on the Express
train from Baltimore on Friday evening
last. It will doubtless grow up into a
fast one.
~ The Methodist Quarterly Meet
ing will be held next Saturday and Sab
bath April II and 18th. Services will
commence on Saturday at 2 o'clk P. NJ
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r. TE.S OF LOB -IEOHE

full-Shcet Posters, first hundred, SIS 90
Each subsequent hundred, {: 90
Half Sheet Posters, first hundred, 90
Each subsequent hundred, 9 90
Quarter Sheet Posters, first hundred 9 80
Each subsequent hundred, co
Eighth Sheet Posters, first hundred, 90
Each subsequent hundred, rs
Ball Tickets, according to quality, first
hundred, SO to sa "a.
10 Jobs issued from the ofise auil paid for