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~ He kuows bis nose: know he
Knows his nose. He said l;kneW he knew
his nose and If he said be knew ! knew he
Knew his nose, Of course be- knows ! know
he knows his nose.
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NEW E T. b l. l 5 II Nj E n L
a For the Repair of Ga.
Watches, Clocks and JeweIry.

NJ p. CONAN1'. recently from Boston
N. Mass, has REMOVED into his new buiiaihs,
next door to the Post ONCE, Upper Broadway,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
Where he is prepared repair Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry in the MOST THOROUGH MANNER and on
short notice New Giasses lifted to Spectacles'
All Work Warranted!
And charges reasonable Having been engaged in the
above business for Twenty Years, feel confident OF
Giving Satisfaction to all
who may favor with their patronage.
Aug. ~. [ls-6ml n. p. CONANT.
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IX-M. F. kITER, BOOK BINDER AND bLANh
w Book Manufacturer, tOUH, IL BLUFFS, IOWA Is
prepared anything IA his department 81 hu'
ness punpiy IN subs tantiAi and workmaiIiike MAN.
49,, ,nt =, Il a. prirns uSi-u
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GEORGE DOUGIHT'Y'S
General Collecting Agency.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

General Collecting Agency,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE
| tired from the mercantile business, begs leave tc
classes as a General Collecting Agent He proposes t,
residence and extensive auIuan IN the West will
who may employ hun.
Notes accounts and Claims Of all kinds, may be for
waricd the undersigned by mail. or otherwise, for
rrcsentatIon IGUidalunU Collection prompt a1ten-
ton will be giyeA and the avas imIned ttely ren4t
tel when ii may become necessary to place ci>"nS in
srlt the best prufe soa services will be seem and
the legal proceedings urged forward rapidly possi
bic Doubtful claims VIII be settled and secured on
the best terms ataInsbe and the title 10 Real Estate,
when taken either pa! ueut or security carefully In
vcstig gated.
Tie under signed will, also Pay Taxes in all parts ~
Western Iowa and Nebrsska and will also Sell, PGr-
chase or Invest Money in Real Estate.
Letters OF Inquiry will be promptly attended To.
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
REFERENCES:
COUNCIL BLurFs-Oficer Il Pusev. Bankers; Bald
win x Dodge do; Casady X Test, do; Ii. 4. Mutt <
Co. do.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Doan, King CO; Squire Reed,
Shapleigh, Day Co., s. c. Davis Co, Howard y
Hinchman
ST JOSEPH, Mo-Tootles Far!eigh, Jos. c. Hull,
Pres't St. 10. Ins Co.; r. l.. Mcdonald. j. J Curd,
Nave McCord Co., J. B. Jennings 4 Co., A. Beatte
& Co. [v2uI9] [Buge please copy.
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~Every individual, should do something
for the benefit Of mankind in general, and
himself in particular.
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~ In some Of the papers We notice .
"seemless skirt" for ladies advertised
Good. Anything that will make them se.m
less, will be grateful to gentlemen. and to
ladies, too, who have to pass through hoop.
frequ entcd streets.
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j, Il, OLs7 Err.

NI,Etli.AE Mt Il \ l. O X.
And Dealer in Gcntleman's Furnishing Goods,
.u.ddt. Eroadrny, COUNCIL BITFFS,
v,vrpS OS HAND A CHOICE SELECTION
II Of CLOTHS, tASlNERES X NESflNGS, IA
vnIcn he wiI make Lp Or,er in the latest aad n
most a,p,y,at ,tvlc, Together with beautiful tfS
,,.,tlnrut OF tENrS FURNISHING GOODS. -a
MI J. T OLIVER.
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~"Are you the mate ?" said an Irish"
man in New Orleans, to the cook Of ship
lying in port.
"No," said be, "but I'm the man a. boils
the mate.o
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.lOSEPH MUELLER,

pRDEESS SSOR OF Nj L > {
IusrrucrI,n gwen in Vocal Music, and "n the P!ann
| PIANOS CAREFULLY TUNED AND REPAIRED.
FOR further particulars enquire at this ON L.
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$. f.. REMEDY, NJ. d.,
PIONEER BOOK BINDERY.

COUNCIL BLUFFS.
{ nice-ed floor Bentous Bank. Office Hours, uhtli
o'r.sk \. n alter 6P. NJ. '" ITO u
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CALEB BALDWIN.
CLINTON s. BALDWIN,

Attorneys at Law, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
WILL practice in all the Courts in Western Iowa and
w Nebraska. h-'-Si
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A. C0EHtHs An.

II\IRAI. INND A(II.N I
CUlHCIi. BIN UFES. IOWA.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO THE Lo-
w IAT!ON and Sale ~ Land Warrants Tor h"lI-
RESIDENTS: rir payment Taxes and the purchase ana
sale , irdi Estate generally. WALL also ehNef Janus
fr c,,',,. and give tifue 5,r payrnculs [n2-u.
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CAsADY, TEST T. TUTTLE,

CASADT, TEST & TCI II-L,
Attorneys & Councillors at Law
Co.reH Bluff, Io'cs.
wi Sahr,sk, Collections wall receive prompt atten-
anu -'''' v3nll u
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WIN. S. BURKE,

HOUSE, sign and ornamental fai"'e''
BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS.
/,,,,,ny ,;raiuIuC Glazing and Paper Hanging, done
t,,,l. r,r s,,. VI NJ. /
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But there'- Nne thlng that We f0rg0t
In the speculation,
Though doubtless many folks have not,
ThTuuAhUut this pIundered natlun-
In one back corner near the floor,
The brii!er must renemhcr.
Our man will wait little door
L. rEIn NM LII Nv eIl hHr.
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VOL. III. NO. 80.
Tht #etklp Nunpare'l.

Cards Of ave lines Tor ess year,ss %
c.,,. ., u lines. or less, Of Nonpareil, 81 for
st Insertion and SO cents for each subsequent puo
",tian. for any period under three months. ,.,,
70, double column advertisements price anu ..s...
.ye.ry Advertisements have the privilege OF thfe
S5,es No deduction will be made If the space con-
,rscted for is not occupied. s,e-
advertisements not marked on me COPY i raREr
at least unless sooner discontinued, dn@ Pdy
mSnf erected accordingly.
THE ABOVE Terms AND assts RstEs WILL DE-
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H. C. MUTT. F. A. TRITLE. J. s. ANDREWS
The Merchants Exchange Bank ,
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New Advertisements.
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS. on the 9th day of February, g. D .
" las, william DAVIS and ReheCca his wife eve
rH'e rnto the Sheriff Of Foitawattdulie Cnuatv L-a
as Trustee a certain Deed Trust enIreyin. To said
Trustee the following premises. to wit cnuunepc,nC
at p'lut one chains North Of the 5 j. corner of the
y ". ! OF the S T.. rf tim 49, Towns hin rs
Range 53 ". and runNrg y n degrees W. 6 oOrhaIns
thcpco n 81 DEGREES W IS rods, thence ST deg rees
". 81 rods. thence $. degrees + 30 rods, thence F.
fN chains, thence = g. degrees T. 1913 rods To eighty
acre line, theme n eiciy-cne SlI 20 the place Of
hcEhBiuG containing Forty 97lcO aC ss more or
less N The County u" Poitawaltamc and State OF Iowa
which said Deed % TrTrSt Recorded in said Re-
CcTderS Once of sad County the 2h day of Febru-
airy, D. 1888 IN book H. 30. and was made by
the sad william and EehecCa Davis for the purpose
securing the payment Of Promissory Note signed BY
the sand William Davis, dated the 2Ith dav of Febru-
airy, 1893. payable 10 William Owen ORDER for Eight
hundred and siXty-fve collars, on the LIST Of Sepem-
her. 1855 after date with at the rate o, ton
re" cent. per annum. And said Note having become
dc aud payable, and the said William Davis having
failed t" pay the same. william Baker Sheriff and
Trust &c aforesaid do hereby give pubic notice this.
hy viTtuc Of the power which is in me vested by SAID
decd "f Trus. will on
Thar >d.y, the Second Day CT June. 1859
G wceu The hours of 10 o'clock \. NJ and o'clock P
Nj, Of said day, at the County Treasurer's Onire in
bidder. for cash. the promises above described ar 90
much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy and nav
the amount of said Note with interest and the EXPENSES
of said sale. Upon the completion said sale deed
will be given in accordance with the stipulat,ons NJ
said Deed of Trust.
s. II. CRAIG, Sheriff
Dated. May ;th, 1859. NAG a
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1t was to have been expected that howov-
or rich the gold region OF Pike Peak might
turn out, there would some go, who, becom-
ing dsheartcncJ, would send back unfavor-
able accounts. Ii was to have been expect
ed, also, that the more enthusiastic who
went there would over estimate the wealth
of the mines, and send back exaggerated
accounts. Again, it was to have been ex-
pccted that those who went out to speculate
in town property, would endeavor by all
means to get the emigration there whether
there was any gold or not. 1t was lust so
in allornia, and 50 it has been with Pixies
PEAK. We have sifted the evidence-the
chat from the wtcat-we have made proper
allowances for the letters dated from Denver
City and Auraria--have made allowances,
also, for depression and enthusiasm, and
find the evidence vastly preponderating in
favor of an abundance Of gold at Pixies
Peak. No letter has been received from
there but has reported that gold existed in
greater or less quantities and this beng
the case, we must believe the testimony of
the majority as to its abundance. A very
few have stated that it was impossible with
tho best mining tools to make more than
fifty cents per day; others have reported
from SIS to $25 per day, while a great
ma. oyity, amongst whom are we'll known
and reliable men, concur in reporting yield,
with ordinary tools, Of from IS to SlO per
day. This last, upon the testimony before
us, we believe to be about correct. The
Mountains have not yet been prospectcd.
When the snow has been melted away, so
as to allow the miner to aspect these
hitherto impcnetrab!e hills, we believe that
as rich deposits of gold will be developed
as have ever been found in California We
give this merely as our opinion, and for
what it is worth.
None need expect to make fortune there
Or elsewhere, without labor, and more cspe-
cially must he be prepared for hardships and
prvations who seek to accumulate wealth
at Pixies Peak--a country only recently
taken possession of by the white man, and
entirely destitute of the comforts and con-
veniences of the poorest home in the older
settled part Of our country-Daily 81. 10.
Vest.
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The oditor of the Portland transcript has
been on tour, with other Maine editors to
the Aroostook region. The following brief
conversation with one of the aborieines.
would seem to prove that the Indians Of that
region are making great advances in ciyili-
cation: You Englishmen p .No.' you
commissioners p sNo-editors,, sJTcb
make newspapers Learned men-great
minds Much lie, Ughp
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Hon. WILLIAM C. BoucE, ex- Governor OF
New York. died at his residence in Sehoia-
rio On the 10Th ult., in the 74th year of his
a,e. Ne had SNed the Offices Of Sheriff,
Member Of the assembly, State Senator,
Canal Commissions, Governor and Sub
Treasurer under Nj. Polk. He retired from
this latter Office in lsls, ince which time
no has entirely Withdrawn from public
Me, and has resided on shs,,rm where he
led.
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The New York Courier and Euquirer's
Washington correspondent (lnspeetor) says
that Baron Humboldt, the confidential ad.
visers of the Prince Regent of Prussia, writes
to diplomatic correspondent at Washing
ton, that war cannot be postponed beyond
July.
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WIN WlId surprise,
As II TO marble struck. devoid Of sens


But let US read further.l The smoke from
her chimneys is ascending upward. [Dbst;n
ate smoke, why not ascend dornrards :?
her protection over the waves Of the father
of waters. We are under her wings, safely
moored for the Mound City. Adieu, H."
Good, we are glad you ''arc under" the
wings Of the Spread Eagle, safely moored.'
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Very Latest from the Mines.

Dispatches from Leavenworth, dated
April 10Th, state that y portion of the loca-
ting party despatched by the overland Ex-
press returned the day before bringing intel
ligence to the 9th Of April from Denver CT y.
They report the route every way adapted to
the requirements of travel, grass, wood and
water abundant. No dimnution of conf
dence among the miners, and Hatterins re-
ports continued. From the mountains the
richest prospects were found in the vicinity
ofSouth Park and Arapahoe, but the ground
was still frozen, and the snow heavy. Three
men were hung at Denver City on the 9th
for murder. Great excitement prevailed
when our iuformants left.
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~ Two Of the Madison County gold seekers (Rcv
Eooirciow and 5. s. CraDIAlD have returned to Win
Darlington HGwk"ye.
The daily press OF Iowa is slightly tingcd
with monomania on the subject of the Cher
~ Creek gold mines. Each successive is
sue eyinces determination to put down the
little joker" by the bascst misrcpresen~
tatlons, daring perversion of language, I'M
paraileled elaboration Of a single discour-
aging report, and all the fanforonade of
which metropolitan diurnals are capable
The above extract from the Hatckeye is the
latest canard afioat, and we expect all the
diurnals along the father Of waters, from
keekuk to Dubuque, to give it a conspicu-
Gus airing. with here and there an addenda
all out Of purely disintcrested love for the
" dear people" Now, We have holy hor
ror of running a muck against the 9 best
daily in Iowa." yet We are constrained to init
mate to the Hawkeye, that the cause assigned
in the above extract, for the return Of the
gentlemen mentioned, is not the correct one.
If the Hawkeye- had not jumped a.
conclusions kangaroo fashion, careful
reading of the article from which he gained
the information he purports to give his
readers, would have showed him the follow
ing sentence: @ They were compelled TO
return on account Of Sickness AS far as
the Rev. GoopTELLow is concerned, we are
confident, Mr.. CRASpALL will have to look
elsewhere for a confederation Of his state
ments. Two Of the " three men, mentioned
by Mr.. c., as bringing back such discourage
ing reports from the mines, he is positive
were never nearer the mines than Fort Lara
mic. and while in the camp of the Winter
sctt company, were too drunk to tell an IN
tclligiblo "yarn.' The. other one (of the
immortal :. threc,") Mr.. STARRING, we'll
known citizen Of this place, gave the party
q true account Of his observations, "hieh
were TO him of character sufficient to war
rant his immediate return to the mines with
his family.
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THE CELEBRATED
KENTUCKY HARVESTER
THE BEST REAPER AND MOWER IN USE.
Can be procured il ordered carly, from
Jas. L. O'Neil, St Joseph, Mo,

kvkRY farmer who uses will endorse the follow.
- ing letter, all who purchased them last summer
eavo the sane kind Of statements It Is reliable in
respect and gives the farmer trouble in getting out
and will soon pay for itself and last years.
,. ST. JOSEPH, No. Sept. II, 1858.
take great pleasure in reporting to you the
p.ses satisfaction given BY the Kentucky Harvester
Of you this 1t has $50 acres
sIan and grass-has been running since the Gath Of
June and is still cutting grass It has not been idle
than 10 days the whole time. It has never bro
IN any part, Ii easier the horses, easier on the
ana less trouble in every than any machine
nave ever seen used, and have used Reapers now
years think ii just tho machine for the Nilsson.
ia.mer, and whoever buys one will prise 1t. II
not Get another, mine could not DO bought for any
reasonable sum. As mower Il cannot be surpassed
OHen viii answer perfectly TO work In it, Those who
seen II at work. say no other Machine will answer
v3 NJ 3w 1Apnvrp rv~ur>y
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STATE CONVENTION.

AsrATE CosTESrIos OF THE REPUBLICANS OF
Iowa is called assemble by their delegates, at the city
O, DIES MONIES II O'Clock A. NJ, on Wednesday the
s2d day Of June 1859 for the nomination ot ocers to
be elected at the general election october of this
year Candidates to be selected for the offices OF
Governor Lieutenant Govern2r and three Judges OF the
Supreme Court. The Convention will take such other
action may their opinion contribute to the success
Of the principles and organization Of the Republican
Party OF this State and Of the Union.
Every organized County will be entitled to one dele
gate in the Convenon and t. one additional delegate
for each 100 voters latter the frst 1907 and for any
additional fraction of 80 or votes cast at the last
General Election for Hon. ELIJAH SELLS, as secre-
tarY Of State.
The attention Of the Republican Central Committees
q their respective counties directed to the calling of
the County Conventions for the appointment OF dee
gates the ratio stated and for efficient orSanl-
zation preparatory to the canvas.
JOHN A. kASSOs, II. N. HOAlE,
NJ. RCSCU, d. n. q LEY,
O. H JEROME. TiiOS SEELi,
r. L. 3. CLARK.
Rpp State Central Committee
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Pixies Peak Record.

The Cedar Valley Times, of the 18th alt.,
has the following record of Pixies Peakers
who have crossed the Cedar River at that
point: "During the past nine weeks there
have crossed the Cedar Rapids Bridge 400
wagons. These wagons were drawn by 1863
teams, and accompanied by l4Sl men-all
bound for the reputed diggings. These
wagons were from the following States !:
Iowa 95. Wisconsin al, Illinois 81, Indiana
=. Minnesota |. Ohio !. New York |.
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CT The New York Tribune uses SIS
realms of paper per week-average weekly ex-
pense 81 500. 1t pays editors and cores
pondents SA.000 per year--printers Tor
type setting So, 600 mailing clerks 5 l. ,OOO
for telegraphing 5000. 1t uses in one
wear 10000 lbs. OF Ink. The Tribune cir
culates So, $50 DaiIies, 10000 Semi " eek,
lies. $4,000 Weeklies, for California 4,0OO
Total 2lI,150. OF oil the editions New
York takes 65,lS8, Ohio 1910, Pensylya-
MIA 1902. Illinois l2,769, Indiana lO,o9o,
Michigan 1884, Connecticut s,63s, Vermont
5 $40, Massachusetts, s,l54, Wisconsin e,oi2
Maine 1867. Iowa, 1928, etc. There is no
paper printed in the State of Iowa that has
half the circulation Of the Tribune within
the State.
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y KespcctTuII,y,
JOHN CRADLEBATGH,;

From the above summary of important
and startling news, for which We are in
debted to the St. Joseph Daily Vest, it will
be seen that the Mormons are not yet sub
duoI, and that the red right arm Of the
military power Of the United States, will
yet have to be brought into requisition, to
teach the Mormons rebels allegiance to the
laws Of their country.
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This morning about 3 O'Clock, Marshal
Dotson, accompanied by Deputy Marshal
Stone, and a civil posse of five men, and a
company of dragons, commanded by
Lieuts. Gordon and Livingston, accompanied
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Do YOU LOVE FLOWERS

TTSF received from the famed flower gardens of Mes
y srs. BARNES WASHBuRN of Dorchester Massa-
ChuSctS, the choicest and extensive assortment
OF Flower Seeds brought to this country including
seeds OF all the finest varieties of hardy: and
tender ANIMALS Biennaals and Prenniais now cul,iva
ted IN France Germany and this country, with all the
new varieties introduced from China Japan and other
countries. These Seeds enumerates several hundred
varieties and warranted fresh and name and
description Among the assortment may be found all
the new varieties of
.fSsrs, Fafo9. Rafsams. Paasies, Pink,
b%rbfn0s, Sscsst-psas
and all the new HYBRIDs, together with few Dab
LAS and other Flowerng Bulbs and Plants
The Seeds and Bulbs from which ere grown the choice
Flowers in the garden at Ellsa!e last season. were
from the same gardens from which the above seeds were
received aud the great demand varieties has
induced the Proprietor to send ont for sale assort-
ueTt OF seed from their choicest and most beautiful
flowers,
The different kinds Of seeds range in price, from six
to nifty cents the paper. and will be sent by mail fl
of postage, when half dollars worth is ordered
Parcels OF twenty-five varieties, choice assortment
by mall post paid, Al o.
Ten papers of ten varieties, 60
Six papers, all the varieties Of Asters, GO
Many OF these seeds put up, so assorted that a
dozen papers may give hundrc cd different shades
colors and varieties of flowers
Great care will be taken TO make such selections
as VIII give satisfaction tcpersous ordering these seeds
by mail
Full directions to time, and mode of planting will
accompany each package
The above Seeds for Sale OF the Eilisdale Farm
near Council BLUES.
Address.
MARY JULIA JOHNSON, Crescent CITY Iowa.
Ellislale Farm, April LIST, 1859.
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The Iowa City Republican says we are
very much mistaken if We "realiy" think
the people of Iowa City shave said aught
against Council Bluffs, or the Western Part
of Iowa, in references to the Pixies Peak emf
grafton" Wewoud be pleased to acsnowl-
edge tho trushfulness Of the above, if the
facts in tie ease would only bear US out.
Notwithstanding, "MAYNARD has read the
RepubNcan"-vcry atteutively, at that-we
certainly do not know it to be fact that
the citizens of Iowa City have net "said
aught against Council Bluffs" We know
quite the reverse to be true beyond cavil.
We have no quarrel with the press Of Iowa
City---it has acted magnanimously in the
premises-but the greater portion of the
business men of that city, have not acted
on the square with US of the slope. Mind
you, we don't complain CT their turning
emigration away from this point-we make
no charge Of this character-but we do charge
them with grossly, knowingly and wilfully
misrcpresenting the slope generally, by bug
bear stories Of high prices of provisions
and outfits. We base this charge on the
most satisfactory evidence, and each day is
productive of accumulatiye evidence Of the
business Of the charge we made against the
business men of that city. If the editor Of
the Republican,, could but hear 1.-THE of
-, 81, L.. /
uDpon Iowa City, by the elnigrants, who
were, through presentation, induced to
purchase their outfits there, he would have
but little cause to think US mistaken in ma
king the assertions we did week or two
snce.