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The Next Con gre S..

The Connecticut and Rhode Island elec-
tions have added FIVE to the Republican
score in the next House of Representatives,
beside rendering morally certain the choice
of one more from the latter State, which
will raise the Opposition tally to LII. If
to these be added the two which remain to
be chosen from Minnesota, the organization
of the House will be secured beyond con-
tingencv.
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Lecture on Nl0rmonism.

Miss Helen Dresser, l6 years old, is lee
turing in the Southern cities on Mormonsm.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dress
er, "a singular instance of paternity, truly,)
whose escape from Salt Lake City, some two
wears since, made such stir ut the time.
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Platte Country Railroad.

The St. Joseph Gazette, of the 9th inst,
contains the following cheering news "Gov.
STEWART, Col. OSBORNE and several other
Railroad gentlemen of prominence, means
and influence, have been for several days in
our city on business connected with the
Platte Country Railroad, and it is said that
the work upon the line of that great i'm
Novement will be begun at once. Gel. Os-
BORNE has started East for the purpose, We
aders.and, Of making tho necessary ar
fragments to commence and prosecute the
Work to a successful and early completion.
The construction Of this great road will aug
mens our trade in the same proportion that
"asSelopes the resources of the Missouri
'Msy-which are limitless and exhaust
less.n
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ONCE our last the steamers Florence,
S'ou1 City, Thos. +. Tut, St. Mary aud
L. NJ R7iand, have arrived at our levee,
WIN light cargoes and but indifferently
"e'snted with passengers. There have been
''es the opening Of navigation, twenty five
"sam0oat arrivals from below-eightcen Of
mem within this month. Tha.'ll do.
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1oraI AND MISCELLANEOUS:

sc.rvrs g Dearborn S, csss,so' are the only
1856 Randolph street, rect s receive ADVERTISE
' "sas. and subscriptions for the H0"p'''"' ~
Ia sane.
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PINE LUMBER.

THE, SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
/ fully announce TO the citizens Of Pottawattamie
and the adjoining Counties that he has opened IN ex
tensivs Pine Lumber Yard in Council sln1A eity' ana
a. in receipt Of lumber regularly and VIII Keep CON
st.ntiy on hand large and we'll selected stock OF
q ~ -s#- PINE LUMBER,
From - inch 10 inches; also, pine siding and worked
aoorne pine shingles and lath, SASH blinds, DOORS &C.
ali OF which We will sop '"- e"r cash
min - KELLER & BENNETT.
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TruStee.S Sale.
Trustees Sale.

-OfJcE is hereb, given that the 18Th day Of Nay,
IN A. D., 1859, At O'Clock p. N, Of said DAY, At the
Law Ofee o: R. L. Douglass in Council Bluffs City, In
Postaasfsie County Iowa, the unders gned will cell
at Public Auction to tbs highest bidder for cash. tho
ing described tracts OF land Situate in Noncpa
County aud State Of Iowa, 10 wit Tic South OF the
North East and the North y Of the South East oS
Section IS IN Township No SIS North OF range e West
said Gale be made aforesaid, pursuant Deed
Of Trust Of said Lands executed to the undersigned Of
the a5th day or September, D.. 1855. BY Ea~ ard
Hay TO secure the payment Of Note FOR sass - given
said last named day by said Edw ard Hay b George
Bartlett order and payable four months After dae
which said Note with the security has been skseue
BY the said Bartlett and is dne and unpaid tho
proceeds Of the said sale being intended TO pay on the
amount secured as Aforesaid, With interes and costa
DAVID O. SHEhL0
Dated April s,n A. D., 1882 " mo -
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c. Il. CHAMLlN, Chairman.
d. G. McKBscuER, Secretary.

CO The Marengo Nsitor publishes q
tabular statement Of the value of property
in Iowa County, from which We learn that
there are 373, 795 acres Of land in the coun-
ty the aggregate value of which is 81, l59S50.
Value Of personal property, $272, 734; vslus
Of town property, 13l,17I,
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The River.

Something has given way in the vicinity OF
the Rocky Mountains, We should judge;
from the fact that the ''Big Muddy" o: this
point has risen at least ten feet within the
last three days. is higher Cow tLan it has
been before during the rsst eighteen months.
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vrrE ARE NOW RECEIVING A VERY LARGE
w stock of Ambrotype, MelanotyPe Dskuer-
rcesype and Photographic Goods, embracing every
useful article demand by tho OPERATOR consisting In
Cases, Frames. Plates. Glass NFsttings
preservers, Pure Chemicals and Apparatus.
which We will sell on reasonable terms. a
sentember 26-vqny2 r. GRESHAM l. CO.
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You want house or barn built-a partition
put up-a door hung-a desk made--a
steamboat raised or plugged up-or anything
done that can be did by any person, with a
set of capenter's tools-.why L. NJ. DOUGLAS
is the man that can do that same for you.
His shop is on Lower Broadway, back Of
II. G.. Nurr L Co.'s Banking House. His
charges moderate, his work warranted to
give satisfaction, and his promises always
fulfilled. --. ..-.
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FLOWS.
& Daguerreotypists!

= scBRynE L BOWEN HAVE JUST RE-
NJ ceived a large lot Of FLOWS Of all description
vhic win besoid At very low prices. tv2no.s
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This heretofore neglected domain, has re-
Gently been s'fenced in," and "broke up."-
It is the intention of the "city Dads" We
believe, to have the same swarded with blue
grass, and embellished with a variety O.
shade trees. All Of which should be atten-
ded to at once, as the cheated term" is COM
ing on apace. @E~sz=a r<-sE-a .-
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Arc You Ensured
TYRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE
r in the AETNA Insurance Co., Of Hartford Conn.
n r NIT Att Couucil Bluffs. n43ly
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Pacific House

This excellent hotel, under the manage
men' of Jous JONES, grows in favor with
the Savel'ng public each day. No hotel in
the west has a better reputation, and no
hotel in the region of country described is
better en.itledto the appellation Of "6rst-
class hoteln
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THREE JouRyEYMAN rAlLoRs

CAN and constant employment At NAY 4 Wells,
u Council B1uEs. None but coed voTkmsu nsod 80
niV VtOQ
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Will 30 1t,

Being determined to deal in nothing but
stap!. goods, J. W. Ross, says he can and
will sell his stock of fancy dress goods, silks,
etc., cheaper than were ever before sold in
this city. To test this matter, it is but nee
essary, to call, with the " ready John Da-
WIS.," at No.5, Phoenix Block, Upper Broad
Wav.
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Daily West.

81. Joseph is highly favored in the way Of
vail! newspapers. For year past We have
Oss0 IN the receipt of two dailies from that
sowing and prosperous city, and now
~s'ks TO the publishers, another, the Doily
=, s'' ands Its way to our sanctum. The
~" " good sizs-is editorials able-aud
y mechanical execution unexecptionable.
@aeseryes and will command success.
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We are glad to learn that this road IS con-
.tautly increasing in popularity, and conse'
.ouentIv in business. Its connections are
now all complete, and passengers from the
Fast can be ticketed through to any point
m tho Missouri below this city, and rice
versa. At Hannibal the cars connect with
the boats of the Keokuk Packet Co., for St.
Louis or Quincy, at which places connec-
tons are made with the whole system OF
Railroads in the Union. On the Missouri
River. the cars connect at St. Joseph with
daily line of boats for Nil points below, and
with the Council Bluffs and St. Joseph semi
weekly packet line, for all points above
Travel on this line daily increases, and the
freight trains arc also doing large business.
The racket line last mentioned, is command
ing heavy passenger and freight trade, and
we are pleased to learn that at present Their:
is every prospect that it may pay ever this
season. 1t is to the interest Of every man
in this city, that this line ue encouraged,
and those SHIPPING freight from below
should, BY all mems, ayonizc the Railroad
Zine, when they can do SO without being
subject to IN re expense than by other lines.
For any Informal on resrecting this road,
its connections, freight tariff, ETC., we refer
our readers to Mr.. E. +. CREssEY, tho bust
uess agent for this upper country.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

uEREBY GIVEN, THAT MY BROTHER, THOMAS
| Eenshal is my duly appointed agent--he has full
nocr to transact my business settle and receipt for
me, now and during my absence to "Che'7y I'es~'
Iiaye One thousand Bushels Of Corn,
which will sell for Cash-the greater portion Is
cribbed, IL miles from this city, on good road.
- Corn AIKEN on debts. ~ ~ ...r.-.
IBuglc Copy.] r@
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Ss ifoN the Mines to the 1,,h ~ MAJ,

TT nc uihes 10 the nth Of March
.ue Nebraska City Ncus announces the
Of 10, ~ 'hai place, on the ODD of April,
d,,s. '.naa Stout and Caleb Supple, with
~ s' from the mines to the 18th of March.
hsH,. 'sp0f' the miners in ane spirits, and
p,o.: encouraged and elated with the
.s,. e''' In the Spanish diggiugs miners
cos.. 4as'ns from 50 to $40 per day
Wa ana Sugar were selling in the mines
s,llo. u' per pound, whiskey $500 per
tan no'as'es $500 per gallon, lumber
H. p's hundred, oxen $4,000 per
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TAKE NOTICE.
STILES
AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
AT PRIME COST.
d Y
TAKE NOTICE thu. from and after .hi. date. l will
sell my large and well assorted Stock Of
silks and Fancy Dress Gesds,
~ Spring a.s sumnsr 1e..es'.
Ribbons, vize,,.., alau,iil... Fisusees, etc.
Al Prime Eastern Cost.
am determined to close out this branch OF the trade
and all those who have
CASH,
Are notified to be hand they may expect and are
certain to got great bargains.
JNo. W. ROSS, ACT.
April 2sd. 1859. " ns2u
Bayliss & Grassland,
Having recently purchased the interest Of MILTON
TOOTLE in
No. 2, Empire Block,
would respectfully inform the people OF Council Bluffs
and surrounding country that is their intention to
bring one of the
LARGEST STOCKS OF GOODS
ever before offered in this market We propose to
SELL FOR CASH!
OR ITS EQUIVALENT! believing it best Tor both buy
er and Merchant enabled to furnish
Goods at Fair Prices!
instead Of the ENORMOUS PROFITS those MUST have
who sell Oh long credits.
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CT A member Of downtown mercan-
til firm, not having the fear of the law be-
fore bis eyes, (nnd being incHnscd thereto
by some not very complimentary remarks,)
put an emisrant through "ccurso Of
sprouts" in double quick time, day or two
ago. In other words, the merchant afore-
said, presented the emigrant aforesaid, with
apair of boots. amidst the ha ha Haas!
Of the crowd. The worst Of it was, the for
mer forgot to remove the said boots from
MS pedal Vblougitudes, before presenting
them to the nomadc individual! aforesaid.
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The St. Joseph Gazette notices the ar
rived at that place, from this "upper coun-
Try" Of large amount Of potatoes for that
market and corn for St. Louis, and signif-
can,ly adds, that "the amount Of corn and
potatoes coming out of the upper country
is almost Incredible" The Missouri Valley
is capable of furnishing an incredible amount
of proycndcr for the crest of mankind,'
and our present exports are nothing COM
pared to what they will be in years hence. The
people Of the Slope have forswore trading
in corner-lots and jack-knivcs, and turned
their attention to cutivating our fertile soil,
and you may presently have realizing sense
Of what we are capable, in the way of farm
ins. The effects of the late panic will soon
be manifest in the valley of the Missouri,
in decreased importation, and largely
increased expectation of breadstuifs. Our
latent energy is thoroughly aroused, and
the heretofore sadly neglected garden spot
Of the world, will soon be made to "bloom
and blossom like the rose"
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- According to the Patent Medicine
almanacs we have had "pleasant weather"
during the past week-and we take pleasure
in giving the aforesaid almanacs credit for
the information thus conveyed to US. The
weather has been all the almanacs prophe-
cied. and all we ask is a continuance Of that
same for an indefinite period.
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A Word for Us.

a correspondent of the Detroit Adrertiser,
writing from Council Bluffs, under date of
April E, speaks thus truthfully: We are
ali in comfortable quarters, and shall remain
here for at least three weeks. All kinds of
provisions are low here-qute as low as at
hOm,
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Yours respectfully, D. &. c."
The " Hermit"

The Iowa City Reporter learns from let
ter dated a, this city April 9Th, that "Judgc
SHERMAN, whose official troubles have be-
come a matter of disagreeable notoriety in
Pottawattamie county, appears to be living
the life of n hermit
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-29

AMERICANS AT vICT0RIA-LAUNCm VI
AN u s. VESSEL-IND1AN DEPREDATIoNS
RECOVERY OF LOST CHILDREN FROM SALT
LAKE, &C, &c.
ST.. LOUIS, March 2S.-The overland mail from San
Francisco to the 4th inst, arrived last night.
Victoria dates are TO the Goth mt. Gov. Douglas
had refused to allow the Americans in Victoria to
celebrate Washington's birth day,and much indig-
nation was manifested in consequence.
The U. 8. steamer Toncey was launched at Mare
Island navy yard on the I'd.
Passengers confirm the reported recent battle
between the troops aud Camanches near Fort Ar.
buckIe. The Camanches had massacred several
families in Denton county, Texas, and run off a
good deal of stock.
Both the Camanches and Apaches were com.
hitting depredations on the mail company's proc
perty all along the route. Lieut. Reed of Fort
Buchanan had pursued and captured a band of
thieying Papahoes in the Mexican town of Santa
Cruz. The Mexican authorities were indignant
and called the people to arms to resist the "inva.
sion"
Accounts from Arizona speak favorably of the
silver mines.
Salt Lake dates are to the 18th ult. The Indians
in the vicinity of Santa Clara had killed and
wounded several white persons. Col. Johnson's
troops had gone TO chastise them.
Seventeen white children captured by the In.
dams at the massacre of Mountain Meadows, Is
months ago, had been recovered.
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CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
NORFOLK, March IS. 1859.
AS We expected. the news of recent disaster to
the shipping by the gale of Friday night last, has
commenced to come in. By advices received here
last night we learn that the ship Agamemnon
from Liverpool to Baltimore, has gone ashore on
Currituck Beach, and lies in very critical condi-
ton. She bad lost her mainmast, and was expect.
ed to go to pieces.
The first mate reports that Captain Goodwin and
five took boat and started for the shore, and
have not been head from since. The supposition
is, that they have been drowned.
Captain Lewis has also arrived, and reports the
brig George Washington ashore on Beck River
She also went ashore during the gale of Friday
night, having parted one chain and slipped ano-
Their. Robbins Battery have sent assistance to
her, with every hope, of getting her of. She was
loaded with cotton, &c, and was from Mobile
bound to Baltimore.
The United States Court is still engaged on the
Flying Dragon crew. The probability IS that they
will get through with it to day.
The Opposition party met at Ashland Hall Sat-
urday night, for the purpose Of an organization
j. j. Moore, Esq, was elected president, Messrs
Broughten and Groner, secretaries, ID. 1. Bisbie
corresponding secretary, W. h. Pepper, treasurer,
and one vice president from each ward
The Corporation Court meets to-day. One or
two cases of felony will come before them for ex
animation: among others, John Carter, from New
York will be examined for the larceny OF $25 from
Capt. Bennett, OF the steamer Pennsylvania. The
money was found in the lining Of his coat, aud
there is no doubt but he will visit Richmond du-
ring next June, when the Superior Court meets
The young ladies of Chesapeake College are
making active preparations for grand Soiree Aur
sicale, which is to come off next month.
The store of NJ. Il. Bell was entered Saturday
night, and robbed OF a smsll amount OF money.
There was an alarm of Are Saturday night about
O'Clock, caused by the burning of fodder stack,
near the northern limits of the city.
The Mayors court has been filled with delin-
quents for two or three days. This storm has fol-
lowed the calm of the past week.
PERCUSSION
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
R,chmon,, rInrIr,., MARCH "a.

Richmond Markets, March1S.
The spring trade Il activr; but still not 90 iof-
ward ~ Was anticipated. The roads in the country
are 70 very bad TINT transportation Of produce OF
goods II almost impossible. This affects in con-
siderable degree our commerce.
There are no changes Of consequence In any ue
partment of trade. except that Flour Is higher.
though stocks light that there Ia butiitt'ee
doing. Wheat Drugs . little. without change =
quotations.
Money continues easy and Exchange and incur
rent notes remain rs last quoted.
choice brand superfne for shipment ~ :. y, 20 r.,
Dbl. We quote to the trade super6ne SIcq' zo Ea
ira Ng77 Family ssss , me "9 10 The trade
for home consumption. III.
wHEAT.-Marset a little heavy with light re-
ceipts We repeat recent quotations with the re.
mark that they drag little. Good to prime req
Sl606pl 6j; do white $i.T0a,l 75 ,,s ,.;r
CORN The stock is very nsn ,ar a hnsSei '"
0ATs--We quote 5000 cts per bushel OF ~ IDS
| from deck and depots.
BACON-Market quiet at former quotations VIZ:
prime sides l0IaGl0K do shoulders SAG ~; PLAIN
mans. new. TX cts; bagged do l2c9l3 Old hams
no ~ n quote Rio as to quality
and quantity; Laguayra l2A@l3c; Java le1a0iIc;
" SSiuuGiARs-we quote Cuba 71s0sc;. New crop New
Orleans 7sz(1s5ac Loaf nc; Crushed and POWDERED
lie: Coffee loo: do SAC; do 9ac; Extra "a
MOLASSEs.-New Orleans 424@45c: Cuba Mus
| coyado 3Oc: Clayed Cuba Csc: Porto Rico 3S(g3ec
| WHISKEY.-Weq quote Richmond Rectihed 271a
| 6g2S1s cts.
| CATTLE. &c.
| BEEF-There isno change in rates. though the
supply is ample and tho demand not very active -
We quote fair to choice Beef $lo@5l2 nett-sales
| MUTTON-We quote fair to good Mutton at $3.ot
| 0S6 50 per head Very superior in demand
| HOGS-No sales by wholesale. Sales for present
consumption at S. 5o@g per cwt; the latter foi
| choice corn fed.
MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NORTHERN ExcHANGE-OR New York and Phila
| delphia i4D's prem. ...
the Valley as are not taken by the Banks are at
| discount of q D cent.
| The notes of the Trans Allegheny Bank are Is .
| cent discount. Bank of Kanawha no sale.
| North and South Carolina Bank Notes 4 D cent
GOLD i per cent. prem. No prem. allowed fol
| SILVER.
Northern Markets-fBY TELEGRAPH.
| NEW York. March 2S.-Cotton nrm-Flour heavy
| Southern Sc 251s675. Wheat heavy-SoutherI
Red $3.50. Corn firm-YelIow 90. Pork dull. Iur
pentine dull at 531a@ls4 Rosiu heavy at6.7s hlc'
| unchanged.
| BALTIMORE. March 29-Flour UNCHANGED anc
ouoted at 3sIA Wheat droopipg-White 81 7HCnSl -
Corn firm ~ hite cent better AND quoted at n9'o
| Yellow s:@S5. Provisions dull.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, March 2s.-The steamers Niagara, from
Liverpool, March 18th, and Alps, to the same date,
arrived here Sunday at noon. They passed the
Africa outward bound on the 18th, of Tuscan
The Edinburgh arrived at Glasgow on the 18th.
GREAr pRrrAfN.
The House of Commons had rejected the Gov
q large majority.
Lord Cowley had left Vienna. II is reported
tra, but the latest Paris advices are less pacific
French funds had declined per cent.
Sardinia still threatens.
The Neapoltnn exiles explain their conduct by
saying that they simply theaten the captain OF
the David stuart, If he took them to America
against their consent.
Lord Russell gave notice of an amendment to
the Reform bill, to the effect that no adjustment
of the franchise will satisfy the House or country,
which does not provide greater extension OF the
right OF suffrage In the cities and boroughs than
the present bill provides.
Mr.. Wilde gave notice of an amendment provide
ing for vote by ballot.
Five of the Phoenix Club in Ireland are being
tried for treason, and conspiracy to establish q
Democratic Republic-the plot having ramificas
| tons In France and America.
LATEST.
| LONDON, Saturday. fell "a yesterday
| caused by the depression in Paris. The Austrian
Exchange per cent, but fell, owing to the re,
| newed distrust.
lie Nord distinctly asserts that Napoleon hai
consented to the insertion of the pacific article in
the Wonsteatr, to show his moderation; but that i
the present difficulties not settled by diplo
macy, and if Austria does not yield, he will moi
shrink from the consequences.
| COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. March IL --Cotton-Sales for the week
Of n 600 bales of which SPECTATORS took l6 900 ant
exporters took 500. The last steamers news from
America caused an advance of d on fine and e or
middlug qualities Estimated sales Friday were
10000 bales Orleans fair Sd; middling do. 5-l6
Uplands fair s middling,7d; stock in port 359 oCt
| bales of which 80 600 American. Some autho
rifles say the advance was not fully maintained al
| the close. Manchest ter sdvces firm, with more do
| ing for the continent. Brsadstuffs have declining
tendency. Provisions quiet; produce reports YET
| received.
| Consols 9e}s.
| f66 600.
| LATEST.
| LIVERPOOL, SATUBDAY-Cotton steady, sales te-day