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g The Common Council having this day
.onrassed the votes cast at an election held
On the 18th inst, to determine whether the
Civ shall constitute separate School Dis
trict, and it appearing that there were 90
votes cast in favor Of the City Of Council
Bluffs being separate School District and
none against the same. Therefore, be it
Resolped, that the result Of said election
he entered on the minutes and that said City
Of Council Bluffs DO declared to be sepa-
rate School District.
On motion Of Mr.. Cassidy, the Mayor was
directed to give notice Of an Election for
City officers, to take place on the I'd Mon.
day in March next.
The Committee on Claims reported in "a
vor Of the account of G. W. Grifey, and the
account allowed. .. 50 90.
The Committee on Claims reported in fa-
vor of allowing Isaac Beebe IS on an acct.
heretofore referred to snid Committee, the
report was adopted and the account allowed
An account of 81 in favor Of j. W. b.
ker xas allowed. So 90.
An account Of 50 90 in favor Of Samuel
pe,;n was allowed. So 90.
On motion the Council adjourned.
FRANK STREET, Recorder.
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Sales of Real Estate In Pottawuttamie Count
For the Week Ending Friday, Feb IS, 1859.

For the Week Ending Friday, Feb. s5, 1859
Reported Expressly for the Nonpare by STREET RIDER
Investigators Of Titles and Records.
b Waiter and Brother Il Co. to John and Raphael
Waterloo 7, Block IL, Halls Addition-s25o.
n Dodge to Dotse-Lot 8, Block 7, Jsckson's
Addition--s50o.
David Frisbic and wife and Marshall rurly and wife
to slas Thomas-L 9, in S; Lots TO- H. in 6; Lots
g. TO- in B 8. L g. inB 10; l. H. in IL; L 10 in I2;
A. in l6 Ii in IL: Lots ?, 4, 10 in II; Lots s.
D. IN 60, 9, IN 90; 8, i'll -, Galcsburg AdIl-
George Fellows and wife to Mercy A Pesram-Lot
o. Block !, Stutsman's Addition-S5OO
Samuel l. Fleming and wife to Thomas Lamb-Lots
6, Z Block II. Fleming and Davis 2nd Additon-SIOO
John Beers to Eliza Beers-Lots 49, 20. Block 81
Beers Sutdivision-s5oo.
Henry Parsons and ". fe to George Gorham-Iots
IL, l2, S5s, Wooster-Si.
Lw Webster to VIM Robertson-NEa sen Sec S,
Town 49, Range $500.
WIN Robertson TO Albert KeIsey-NE. Sc. Sec s
Town "A, Range 43-Si0C0.
Henry StrOp, jr., to John Eckman-W1 NWa and
j. = SWa Sec 80, Town II, Range 39-Sl55.
| David Lambert and wife to Robert Kirkwood-Wh
" = Sec 10, Town 49, Range $4,000.
! james County Judge, to Robert Kirkwocd-SwS
W. Sec Is, Town 7G, Range 1850.
! JOIN Lewis and wife TO Thomas Brown-NX SW.
aGI'!WI Sc. and Sd Swa and SHk SEX Sec r.
Tovu7j Rauge4l-S76O.
Philip J Mcmahon and wife to Malcna Hardin
NEsNWs Sec IS; SWA Sec 81, except 4 strip Oh
l.:tts!de Of said tract-S5OlO
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All Of which is respectfully submitted,
AMELIA BLOOaIER,
and Tceasur

tteSuFY UUU 4Fe0SuTef.
After reading Of report-which was unan-
imously adopted-shs Society proceeded to
the discussion Of the question whether or
not it was necessary, or advisable, to con-
tinue the organization. Members Of tho
committee expressed it as their opinion,
that had it not been for the aid rendered to
the poor and the sick the past winter, by
the Society, there would have been much
want and suffering and it was their feeling
that the Society should not abandon their
work. There were cases on their hands Of
aged and sick persons, who had no other
means of support except that furnished by
this society, and they felt unwilling to turn
them off. % IL
1t was suggested by others, that this was
probably the work of the County, and a.
the people were heavily taxed for this object
the poor should receive the benefit.
But to this the committee replied that the
county did not do it-that aside from the
aid rendered by the Society, they knew that
the dozen and more families under their
charge the past winter,..ha received moth
ing in the way Of provisions and clothing,
and but little in wood.
After some further discussion, it was de-
cided to continue the organization.
The Society then proceeded to the cleo
ton Of officers for tho ensuing year. The
following is the list of officers.
! President, AMELIA BLOOMER.
Sect'y & Trea'r, HANNAH WARREN.
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,,.r o,,n-S.e amboat Arrival.

r., 10 in the Missouri gave way Thurs
J., morning last, and run heavily all day.
r.1r morning, the river was sufficiently
.,.,s from running ice to permit the Ferry
w.. :, make regular trips. Friday evening
,.,,,osr Florida, which "lay up at
D., a., winter, arrived a: our levee. Last
,,,o,. the first steamboat arrival ~ 'h''
f r. was on the 9th of March-twenfy-
,,v. later in the season than the pres
-. nrrirnl.
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ISITISG COMMITTEE.

The Offices being filled, the question arose
as to the manner in which the treasury should
be replenished. Whereupon it was moved
that Mrs. BLooMER deliver n lecture on Wo-
mans Education, as had been previously
prOposed-for the benefit of the Society.
The Society joined unanimously in this re-
quest,and Mrs. BLooMER conserving, it was
decided to have the lecture on Tuesday
evening next, at the Congregational Church.
Admission, fifteen cents,
After the appointment of committee to
see to procuring the church, etc., there be-
ing no further business, the Society ad-
journed to meet on Wednesday afternoon
next at the house of Mrs. DoUGHTY.
HANNAH l.. WARREN.
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Feb. 81, 1859, O'Clock, p
The Council. me. pursuant to call
sc Mayor.
P'ssenc-the Mayor and Alderman G
ioCaPen'cr, Cochran, HIS, Leuis, y
ny, Nye and Treynor. The RccordeS'
BEN, present, Mr.. Hills was appoiDtic
''57 the Minutes. Reading the Mits
-%cnscd with.
Apetition Of James IIenshall and tve
''o'E property holders on Madison set,
''A'nS the Council to pass IN ORDINATE
Ea'''ns the property holders on saidee
W construct plank side walk in f, of
,"''' .os, Vas referred to Committee In
'eFnaI improvements.
\ report Of tho City Engineer on sur-
wy OF the extension of Franklin strtwas
'e'esved and ordered on file.
'n motion of Mr.. Cassidy the (Su-
F.'4s0' was instructed to cut q smS BAN
AL !as.dc Of the side walks on tbuth
Me OF Broadway, under the instruds of
,~' 'Onmlttee on Internal Improents,
rom Col. Benton's Office to Bancyoseet.
NJ Treynor presented an Ordin. en-
""ed," an Ordinance regulating elec-
'0a of City Officers" The Ordiu was
'''a a frs, time, when the Goth was
,,.'Pehded and the Ordinance read and
" "me, and passed, and title agrS.
Al ordinance amendatory to Drdi-
''.se' entitled, " an Ordinance dig the
.'aes and qualifications Of City Gs and
-'ns their Salaries" was read j time
'ad laid over.
"a Ordinance to establish Nastrss',
as read a first time and laid ova
w action of Mr.. Nye, the Reer was
- - draw warrants for til diem
~. 'us Alderman due them to present.
", and for services as Judges fetion.
~, W motion of Mr.. Nye, the oil pro-
usa to canvass the votes east |e 18th
.s '"' on the question whethee City
''Ua constitute n seSerate sch lst,;ct
, ,ssa which canvass, i. vas foueat the
C;, s aad been unanimously IN of the
INV: constituting separate dis,rEhere.
r.. ~ AT. Nye offered the followesolu.
'a'ca was unanimously al.
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Lecture from Mrs Bloomer.

hvII be seen by the proceedings of /
L1ijos' benevolent Society, published
another column, Mrs. BLooMER will deliv
aL"3,are for the benefit of the Society,
Tuesday Evening next, a: o'clock, at t
Congregational Church. Subject" I
EI4'u.on Of Woman" Turn out, frIent
Yal hear what can be said on this branch
III" Woman's Rights question; and there
ASS; the ladies with the necessary dimes
carry on their benevolent objects.
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Indies Rene volent Society.

Pursuant to notice, the Annual meeting
of this Society was held on the lst inst, at
the house Of Mrs. Bloomer. The Presiden,
Mrs. Warren, in the chair. Minutes OF last
meetingwere read and approved; after
which, Mrs. Bloomer, being called upon,
made the following report Of the doings OF
the Society for the past year.
REPORT.
One year has rolled around since some
half dozen ladies, moved by scenes of suf-
fering and restitution which came under
their observation, met for the purpose of
taking into consideration the matter of or
sanizing Benev client Society for this City.
Though but few had answered to their call =,
and little feeling was manifested by many
whose presence and counsel they had look
ed for, yet their zeal was undated, their de-
termination unwavering. They proceeded
to organize Society, and to set themselves
in working order. Twenty-eight dollars
was reported in hand to commence with!
and this was deemed amply sufficient fol
present purposes. The cases of sickncs:
and restitution then claiming their imme
date attention were relieved; and then, az
warm weather came upon US, the labors Of
the Committee were for time suspended
| On the Sth of November last, the Society
was again called together, and various plans
suggested for raising money, whereby thu
Society might be enabled to prosecute thu
work had in contemplation at the time Of
its organization. Some of these plans wert
carried into successful operation, ard thus
the Society had placed within its hands TIT
means Of furthering the object in view-th'
relief Of sickness and restitution.
The Treasurer of ithe Society makes TIL
following report of the amount received b,
the Society since its organization, and il
what manner, and by whom expended.
Trsasurcr's Report,
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New Goods!

vT,HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY ANNorN.
CES to the citizens Of Council Bluffs and vicinity
that they have just received of the finest assort
ments Goods brought to this market comprising
every varictyof
Ladies' Genilemens and Childrens' Boots, Shoes and
NJ Caters.
We have also complete assortment Of Leather
Shoe Findings. &c, all Of which, we Will sell fol
Cash at prices To correspond with the hard times
J. NJ. PHILLIPS Co.
Council Bluffs, October 6th-n25-v2-3m
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NEW STOCK!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE-
/ TURNED from st. Louis, bringing the best assort-
meut Of FINE and COARSE LEATHERS that has ev-
er before been brought TO this market He is
pared to furnish Sheemakers with anything in their
line at as low be procured in this City.
am also prepared to manufacture BOOTS and SHOES
in the latest style and OF the best material Ha, ing
the best Of Workmen, have hcsitancy in warrants
ing all work done in my shop.
ESRemember the new stand, Lower Broadway, near
corner Of Bancroft street. LOUIS ZURMCEHLES.
September 1l-v2n20
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MtIlinery a Dress Making.

Mrs. DAvr HAVING REMOVED FROM BAN
MI CROFT to Lower Broadway, nearly opposite Mr..
Parks Lamter Yard contnnes to CJeGG, Press, Alter
and Mde Bozhes Of t1clatsst fashion, at the shorter
uot.cs. loot. IQ-l2n.5-u.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS,

rTNHE DISCOVERY OF RICH AND EXTENSIVE
L Gold Regions in Western Nebraska, and the GER
tainty that large population Will Immediately enter
upon and settle along the Eastern Slope the Rocky
Mountains renders important and necessary, that
Press should be established there without delay, to
Hnehce and organize the diversified masses, even now
rapidly rushing 10 the enterprise The charac-
ter OF this new and important rego will depend much
upon the influence brought to bear upon its settle
ment; and no influence is powerful to dissuade from
disorder and to organize with order and dignity
Press 1t Is the purpose Of the Undersigned proceed
at once to the Mining Region, with Press and
the first No OF Weekly Paper, from some point in
near the Mining Region, about the LIST April
The Paper will be called THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS. The Editorial department will be conducted
with entire independence of all partizan peounay
considerations; and while free from all undue sectional
Influences, will be devoted thoroughly to the Western
interests. and especially the Central West Reliable
correspondents will be secured in every important MI
ming Region and information collected with caro- as
their extent and richness and also their Agricultural
and Commercial Resources. Special atentien will be
paid to asccrtalung the result of reliable for
roads through the mountains and particularly to the
Main Central Trunk OF Pacific Railroad. In a word
all that Will be useful to the stranger in forming
rect estimate of the Mining Region and its prospects,
either for Mining Farming or Trading. will be faith
fully communicated i'll THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS.
until the Mail Express is regularly established
obtain the earliest Eastern News the Miners We
hope by conducting the paper honestly and fairly to OBJ
tam for II wide circulation in all the Eastern States
well at the Mines and by carefully seeking correct
informaton render statements perfectly reliable
Wholesale dealears, Agents; sc. wishing to deal with
the region Will ind il heir interest aver
tse in THE MOUNTAIN NEWS : beng the Fl It
newspaper established Will be read by all the Miners
TERMS.-Slngte copy. one ycar, 50. 5CVpies one
year. $50 Strictly in advance.
Advertisements Will he charged as follows:
Square, 3 months, $40. 6,nonths. SIG, wear. $50
Column months, so. months 500. year $3.50
: Column mouths, $40. months, $50. year 500
y Column 3nonths, S25. months, $40 lyear $50
Business cards, five lines or less. year Sl2
WIN. n. BYERS.
Communications may be directed 10 Fort Laramie
until further notice. fv2nl4 -3m.
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Atlantic Monthly.

IN, March number of this sterling peri
,r,sl j., already at hand, and welcone' rs II
' ;s to our sanctum, and our home.
m.,orjcal and biographical sketches iair
o,,snoken criticisms, quaint verse and
.,nsl fiction, each offer an entertain
s.,.,.a to the readers mood, while the
q bome.like talk Of the " Protc'sor'
',4 hardly fai! 10 chime with any moou
=, L,y,. Long live the .it'on!lc, We Will
,;.b this work and the No"parell to our
., ,yj5ers, at four dollars per year. VINO
.e.ponlsf
=. Yesterday WAS one of those bright,
,,o;,D. and vernal days, that usually fol-
NV !, the wake of our Iowa Spring. We
worked with omen doors and windows ana
;nl,',al IN various reveries and spccuia-
lions, UPON tbs probable effect this beauti-
g., weather would have upon the price OF
wool, Its only one step from the sub
limo T., the ridiculous, and as we have at
,coe1 that in the above, we will dry up
RI, this is nice weather, and no mistake.
II :, YOU think so!
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JOHN T. BALDWIN, G. NJ DODGE
BALDWIN g. DODGE,
Rankcrs & Dealers in Exchange

ASA - II IIAN AaSA6VS
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY REMITTED
- at Current Rates of Exchange.
Bills Of Exchange. Gold and Silver, Current and IN
current Money Bought and Sold
Land Warrants Bought and Sold and Entered on Time
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned on Real Estate and Personal Security
Taxes paid for Resident and On-Re,ldent proprie-
tors.
Correspondents may rely upon promptness, fidelity
and personal attention to their interests in the
transaction any business which may be entrusted to
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. p. Thompson. 90 " -
Bank OF liIun, fllion, n. Y.
Bank o. Co0perStrwn Cnoperstown, N. Y.
DnTkCe Bullock, Bankers, st. Louis. Mo.
Onnndaga County Bank. Syracuse, n. Y.
Warren Bank, South Dauvers. Mass.
A. J. Stevens x Co Bankers Fl. Desmoines.
Henry FaIuham. Pres c. X R l. r. r., Chicago, HIS
JnO. E Henry, Supt. VI. & NJ. T. r. Davenport, Iowa
Cook, Sargent x Downy, Bankers Iowa City, Iowa
Western Marine s Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City. n r.
lie Roy Tuttle. Omaha City.
James C. Mitchell. Esq. Florence n. T.
n. B. Judd, EsQ Chicago.
Merchants, Savings Loan Il Trust Co, Chicago.
Corse, Snowdcu 4 Cor.c, Alexandria, Va.
J. Is. Bennett. ACT. IEtua Fire Insurance Company,
Cincinnati Ohio.
James Harlan I. $ s.. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon. s. II. Curtis NJ c.. Keokuk, Iowa.
Cooihaugh X Brooks, Bankers Burlington, Iowa.
July 4-nl0-u [Bugle copy.
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To Old C0uhtrymcn!

WE ARE DRAWING DIRECT ON ENG
w LAND Ireland, Scotland, and all other parts Of
Continental Europe. we also issue passage tickets
from Liverpool, Hamburg, Antwerp, Bremen and Hayre
New York. II. G. MUTT CO..
y22n2 Broadway, Council Bluff S. Iowa.
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Mss Trsrny, will open Select School
It II. Congregational Church, il this city,
u uaday, the 18th inst. Mss IrRLEY' is
,r.; n.alifcl TO teach the "yolns idea"
,,t,.r ms. success is a suiTicientguaran,ee
to: ii, will do Justice to her pulls. For
f.,scr particulars, We refer the reader TO
1 Ar. olvnrri.iur columns.
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ETlIsINr OVIU"rH
Theatre

Daring the past week, Concert Hail has
,, qplyl to the tread Of the knights OF the
J,s;n, and to the p!auiits Of the deAshted
,r,,wtors. Mr. and Mrs. POWELL, sustain
The lealins characters, tho remand r OF the
,,,uve bein, amateurs. OF the representa-
IONS Of the troupe, We are unable to speak,
Of our own knowledge, not having witnessed
tn, same, but "our boys who nre 'up to
snuff" il such matters, are bewltched and
j CITED, and have severally and indlVldu-
g.; made up their minds to take to the
>.s". in preference to printing. We have
sn idea, however, that it is the Western
SAG Company, that they intend joinlns')
f. thu, as it may, those who have pen
hart for theatrical representations, can
crafty that same by frequent attendance at
Concert Hall,
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Treasurer's Report.


, INI TNN PFIUfIOE,
% Secretary and Treasurer's Books
I'ss N thee cent peIccs,
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IUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE-A LARGE LOT
d Of Bzcon-sides and Picked Pork by
EDWARDS / HARRINGTON.
Eo~ 9Th la6a-u .-.... .-...... ID. -a . ... o.
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TO THE CRAFT.

Z BBLS. LARD OIL-tor sale at
= v2nl HONN 4 NcCLELANp.
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x,,ounce LEWIS HEM as q
We ' ne ' 'or the oalce Of City Marshal
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-. .,,,or..ea to annornee JOHN C. FARGO .
T.'te .a'S',, anes Of City Marshal.
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- Round. & Lansden. No. 10 ~ R an,
rrMs''r'' H ~. onlg authorized Agents In 'ha'
"a street. ',e .r,,sement. and Subscriptions for 'as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-16

WAR OLE lAl2-lb.

yNIIE FOLLOWING named Soldier, l0r ihcir
| heir who were enlisted i'll the war "t l9lZ'
may Learn souieihing To- their interest 10y calm:
,.n ar ,,llr,..ing NE by letter The attention "i
the heirs of the parties Il particularly ,ai'e' '
Ihls u"tIrc. JoSEi III - >, "a.
No. 40. sih trcrt West, near ten !. Post oti'''
Washington City.
Levin pir1: Jacob frlty. heirs "i; Peter Wheel
or. -. Mar, =. Md: EaImc ;. Berry; John war
rem. tlI,ttrrj AirXaudrii. Va: Henry Wheeler
charles County. MI; -S"iouh"n B"ss-: Jn'"''
lurst,rI. Petersburg. Va: Edward Nniis: FRA"
- Bass, Fr"icri"kshur Va: John fh'II,l-'
Northumberland County, Va: Henry trit"hirl''
Amherst County. Va. Farmer Barth""'ne" \.
,rmst,.,d. Nicholas C"lumhy; Cornelius Evan
Primo. William Co.. Va, lWatermam:' John VIA
zee: Charlie Floyd: John l.. jenkins: Jar"" REM
n,r ,;,,r,, Marshall: Walter L. DuGeNHni; b"-
lam ErrlI: II. Morris: Joshua Over'"n; ih"Ina'
p,rr,tt. John Pollard: solomon Sniers "r Sile''
rb,n,. T. Taylnf: Jac"h Ellenger IN. bryant
potter Host: Thomas Martini Samuel hctl"u,
heirs of John Iiu!f: Gideon II. Macon: pasrhn'i
K,L.rt.. Allen Wilkrr>"n: james lii.sam; pIchih-
son Terry: Xarhnriah Harris; lsla" osb'rh' he'fS
of: David Calls: James Love: J"Srph Cf""n'' :
Thomas Moore: John Sins: DANIEL hti'h' " w.
H,b.rt.. Nathan Gammcll: Nathan BarIiSh'I'.
chichester Walker: VIM. Hanna. or the heir, 81
John Hanna Henry Greenwood. " '--'"'