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O. pomp-Samho, does you comprehend
the distlngushment 'twixt or,odoxy and het-
erdoxy! Sambo-Is am dc difference
tween good and bad-what am right am or
todoxy, and what am wrong am hsterdoxy.
Pomp-Ao, sar! you am heterdox. You
mistake tho whols subject. Iexplain for
your apprehension. Orthodoxy is what We
thinks s an, right and every thing else am het-
erdoxy. = .".@@ass@' " - -
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WIN. :. PERSONS,
.,,f f,r IN. collection or sNO's

st,,-,cY .grrni Tor The fo!!ff!f0H V' 'FV''''
Eiiis, Sc,
nrx1SnE CRAWFORD COT NTi...'''.;iV A.
WILL attend T. the Payment ol Tax @ ,nV ~ his
w lr,sIuu Of Debts. Al! business eN'' - N'
care SIl. hc promptly attended 10. . o,.,,.. ,..,
KErrnE<crsIl,n c. Z, whitns ',I onaWI ,Irgs tTTN'
p A T,I:Ie. E~l., A. Cochran. Esd, '""h'', n'u", ',
~ ~ ~, purhy Esq., Rev j. " Denis"n, DchISoiJ
i,r: d r Jewett "a u. r St"ckwe!', hsI'' -,
,.,,is No: JOHN Kimttalt ESD, John A Peter Esq
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cT "a late English writer remarkine on
the age Of Sheep for Mutton, says:
A sheep to be in high order fer the palate
of the epcure, should not be killed earlier
than when Ave years old, at which age NUT
ton will be rich and succulent, Of dark
color, and full of the richest gravy where's
as il only two years old, it is iabby, pale
and avorless'
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Gy Autographs may be classified and
characterized thus: Those Of merchants
are cents-ible those of authors, dolor- ous
those Of doctors, bilious; those of lawyers,
feeble; those of painters, art-ful those OF
c'errymen, study cd, and those Of editors.
sdnciuna- onious.
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TDvTLE. SW. G. FAIRLEldH,
~.
TDGTa1,S & EAIRIEI(sH,

ENCIJ SIV ELY WHOLESALE DEALERS IN pNt- :
u GUOI$ tiroceres Bvots, Shoes, Clothing Liquors
Qutelsw are, &c., &c,, and
FORM iRDING 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
2A.. street. st. Joseph. Mo.
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o. That mad wag, John p. Hale, was in
the Chair when the quarrel between Doug.
las and Fitch took place. He called them 70
order, kindly suggesting, in his faeetious
way, that the harmony Of the Democratic
party would not be promoted by such dis
plays of fraternal affection, e-s ..% s71a
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cy There is a defer entail air about the
letters received by our merchants from their
western debtors, -,. .- 1. "a - : --s.'S1
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EAROE & BURROUGHS,
Successors to IE'ilIidms s. Dtrcey)
House Carpenters & Builders,


A RE PaEPARI?,> TO MAZE CONTRACTS FOR Ihh
\ ~. .n -, u,,,,{f,, the most reasonable terms
Plan, F,egatinns anI Spe,l, atoms drawn WITH ae'u-
Facy. JuhAiuS of all Kind prompt, S'''lde' ~
GrCOFFINS cons intly on hand, &fl .'a'!' 70 ot"ei
"t any desired style and hHeh. Special at.eteh SF-
en- 10 taking Charge ~ Funerals.
= shop OH the Corner Jenson and Centre (n42
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fy Postage Stamps are made to adhere
by the use of liek-quid glue. = -" '' ~
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Up Love-'ettars are, generally, only 4
speeiesof nooss- paper IN. Y. Ereniu1
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" thief who lately got into a hans.
"f %IIa ASK skeleton ksy, eOdn. find the ghoss
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l. Z. OIlXEk.

Ner aant Tailor
And Dealer in Gcntleman'S Furnishing 'oo'S'
.u;adi, Brondway, COUNCIL BLUFFS,
Urp. ~ u.>D CHOICE SELECTIoN
Il of CLOTHS CASiMERES X NESlIH"S, ~
Irnrb he v Il make up r~ier, III the latest anu M
,,t ,rnruyetl ,ivies Together with bcautltu liif
,,ncr, ~ GESrS FURNISHING GOODS.
aSsu' tu'"' - ~ J. T. OLIVER.
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IrEi. CLINTON.
CLINTON s. BALDWIN,

Attorneys at Law, Council Bluffs is"s'
,,,,,r,ctj N all The Courts III Western Iowa ana
u III '"''A0' :" " I29-yl
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'Tis plain story rather roughly told,
OF one who trusted others and was "sotd )"
By hope alluret. in turn by fear aSSs!lcd,
lie gave to credit all he had and failed.
The moral you can draw. The Country Press
Should seek for iuIepenience-nothing less,
Ready to AID the good, sustain the wise,
Direct and counsel proper enterprise,
Revealing 10 the public gaze the way
where toll may profit, and where skill Will pay,
where revenues are reaped aud fortunes grown,
But should be careful to preserve its own.
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A. COCHRAN,
Gcncrol Land AScnt'


-Ir pHOsIpTLH ATTEND TO The Lo
w CATION and Sale VI Land warrants tol '."
-c,lc:t,: the payment uf Taxes, and Ill" rur.naS1 ar
sale If Real Estate generally. Will dIso e''It '
t,r settlers aud give time for payments ln.-U.
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physician and snfse""'
s-orFlCE-SecollI Story, Hagss BLOCK ,e2sr, nsH,''
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FRANK STREET.,

.S!,orsty y <osns.'ior at A"~' f'"r'y"Se''
= ErnsrnI knna .ss|Hf,
Coy.,rIA HLsFEs, 10 III
Web l4-o42-u. --~--.
:, ,,,,x w MrCLELl. AND.
EsDNN - slcCE.ELLAND,
pWYsitIANS - SURGEONS
COr'X,T! HIrFrS. IOWA. u
IL. 81. W4EllANS,
arToR-JGx at LA"
CoUNClL BLUFFS, IOWA.
May |, 1r5s-y2ul
Y. w. hYNETT,
cIrx .ooIxSToRE,
North slide Lawer Bvoaaway-
nrurRIN ALI. THE NEW 4 STAND
IL ARD "ss, Musazlnes Periodicals. Che'i ine'"-
tue New pat '1', &r. NJ '
ID. L. BLOONEH,
.,o,ary Puh,fr y Conrmfssf"ntr Of Dstds Tor
the state Of .NeW York.
nrED> & CONVEY lN;ES OF ALL KINDS
~ promptly hllc1 out and ssEo" edged ~
- UNior in Empire Block, opposite PACING ho"se'
May lS57-ul-u
}. .CASNDY J. u ih0''
CASARE & TEST,
.IIiorn-vs and Cosnss!!ors at Lac, CO"
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
CoUN,iI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,,-,ji PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w A,rn'ie>, Co!lectl"ns. Investing Money i%v"t-
ing aul Selling Land Warrants AMI all other business
l"rtt!JnS To their pvfesou IL Western Iowa a., Ne
byasaa A'
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ID. &. RLOOMER'S

Land .7Ssncy and Erchnse once.
EMPIRE BL OCk.
AL BRANCHES OF THE LAND AGENCY
y Bn-iuasS promptly attended Land Rnnght and
sd Y ,,,,y Loaned and Land Entered on Time. Lam
Warrants Kept Intly for sale at the Lowest rates
p UlIsc II EuliGe Block, opposite P.cIHc House
May lSS,-ulu
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Col. DUMARs, of the Mahoning Register, delivered
an admirable Poem before the Editors and Publishers
Convention of Ohio. His subject was the Rural Edi-
itor and his song ran thus - rr-- r q
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:, 40 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE
II, TEMPLE,
.,o~Dvp uoCo, BINDERY.

rToRNEY At LAW, LEWIS. CASS oUoHt
a iowa Orice with the Recorder anu iseasu as,
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A. c. FORD,
mn w. &. GRIMES,

A TToRNET AND CoCNSELLoh A IN"
"A Gil BLUFFS, Iowa. c..sra Waare
ounce over tae p"' i. ns-u.
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u =. kITER, BOOK BINDER AND bhAN :. =
w BOOK Manufacturer, CoUNcIL BLurps Of nnsi
prepared to execute anything an ms man
HcSs promptly III n34-U
mar and at low prices.
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.y.,9rstg \ <oanss!i0r at LnT, toh''g""''
=. ErmsrnI Lnna .ssfHf,
COy.>I!L HLsFE's, f0":
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ID. Sullivan, M. u.
,HySiCIAN Il SURGEON. OfrEn sl'.tsax coun-
FIES,> DRUG STORE, Lower Broad""y' ~
ell Bluff. Iowa.
u TEST.
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w ,.rn,ir> Cu!levtluns Investing Money. lncat-
ing aul Selling Itnl Warrants, AMI all other business
yrrrtlS to their pr,fessl,n IL Western Iowa ana Ne
bTas h1"
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CASADE s. TEST,
'o'N'tl' hltf fS''''''''''.'' -
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LANu

.Iiiorn.vs and Cosnss!!ors at Lac, CO"
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
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A sad example Uf PoPES saGeSt law.
"Men never Is, but always TO be blessed
The victim OF b fate that knows no law.
Bcset by butchers, by his baker teased,
BY creditors be>elEed, by baiIIiS squeezed
lie yielded slowly. in the desperate strife,
His dingy office and his troubled life,
And gave To quiet life and modest stpnes
BIS many vlElues and his aching bones.
SINE generous tri eudS have built = Cenptaph
o. epntc-s maIbie DER the secpers dus;
On which the pa'scr reads this Cpitaph
'HERE LIES A NAN WHO DIED or TOO MUcl
TRUST"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-09

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koeo HOsVo4O SSWss
Recent iorsim news indicates mosv pso6e con-
dition In Europe We give some items below:
A telegraph from Paris says that The 6vs peusss
have agreed to hold Congress On Italian sass, bot
the basis of the extent Of discussion b nnx settled
Hague. London. and Berlin ars mentioned o The
most likely PlaerA
A Paris correspondent says that The E@pssus hav.
ing bcen informed Of the ultimate svsousionA az Aus
ira dcsirrs to rrcrde tum his aggressive sssisus By
means Of diplomssie help Anos6ss letter ssys that
France and Austria sppsas 10 b mers Inclined 10
pacific solution q the difbculty.
Il h certain nov that Austsiss escrs tn lnsnhas.
dy arc more imposine than supposed
Vienna correspondent ssys that he danger a
collision h falling o6 ius The psvssnt Austria -
perS however, give warning against loo aurh eoae.
dcnce In peaceful reports and ssy u b Wy doses-
full whether Congress vill b euavoksd
A large meeting Il woskmsa vs. hssd N Hyds
Park. Loosoa. In epposisioa 10 he Rsfsse eal
In the House Of Commoaa On Aoathy night lnf1
Rs~cll moved IN smsutmsas 10 he Rs<ssm IN
. which was previously sivsn ses,es a 1hs dsesss
on the subject wss posspoosd tin Tussshy.
The Nsspo,tsn sxilss arrived q Brsssl. sad q
crowd Of len thoosand psssoas ~ sissa O II
Tie 7s~S city sss;els says thsi ~ sssssses
mcnt Il Q psaes CooWus esassd q tapFessesas y
fund.- which would have bssn ass. bss 81 IL 6el
.hst The Paris Bourss be- ~ - sssss ~ ssss
L,ysssocs, March 4a-Cesssa DECD q - q
{ vance a liz 10 / esassd by A1sste.a ssvtsH
and shs paeiac sapscs a csasiesasal soA,sA Sals
two dsys q, 600 talsa, iaclusae 400 o. speryln
/ ton, and a0oo export 0s,ssm aiddlag % liza
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Pc,.;Ns rspoN SsG.f sassdy. Nsspsssias 6sQ Q
20 10 Il. Resin ssssdy sad sneAsaesA
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YorSG MES's CHRISTIAN AssoclAriox.-Wc learn
that the young men Of this city have organized .
Young Mems Christian Association These sssoei-
atoms have effected much good throughout the
world and We graticd to learn that tho one just
organized in this city has commenced under the
most aattering auspices. II was determined at the
meeting Of the Association on Monday night to in
vite Hon. Edward Everett to repeat his lecture on
Franklin in this city at some early day for the ben.
eft of the Association.
The following are the officers Of the Association
President-H. p r McKoy.
Vice Presidcnts-J. II. Brame, 4 n German
Willie j. Palmer.
Recording Secrctary-S L. Riddle.
Corresponding Secretary-wm- J. Young.
Treasurer-Wm II. Harrison.
Lbrarian-JOhn Armstrong.
Directors-A. N. Lewis, VIM. s. Towlcs, G. A
| Sykes, and Donald W. Balm.
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RA,,ssem. l. d. Masyh q, 1855.

A NV DAnS PArsa ~ NsvssaN-ws have r.
ccivcd the first number q The Daily bsiss. publish.
Cd in Ncwhesn BY J. II. Muss. Psopsssos. snd ".
B. Smith. Editor. Il b . wsll printed and vs'shss
sheet The psiss b Dsmoer.tie. We vih he
Propriesnr and Editor EFvat sucrcsA
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CENTRAL AMERICAN AFvArRS-It IS stated that
the instructions from the President to VI. Lamar,
American Minister in Nicaragua are Of the most d.
rect and positive character. lie is instructed to de-
mand from Nicaragua an apology for scizing the
ships of the Transit Company, and ample indemni-
ty; on failure to comply with which be ID 70 d.
mand his passports and return home II Is said
that the Home Squadron will be strengthened, and
that the commanders Of the Cult and Pacific Squad
rons will be guided by the advice Of Minister La
mar in case of an actual demonstration for the de.
fence of the rights and property Of American cisi-
zens. In the absence Of Minister Lamar they arc
to exercise q most latitudinous discretion.
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Wake Superior Court.

IN Wednesday last Ship was tried for the Kill
f.. If Anderson Merritt, and acquitted Attorney
n ra.,,, Jenkins for the State and II. w. Miller,
Esq.,, for the prisoner g.,
On On Thursday the case Of Hogue charged with
ss murder of Sherwood H. Parish, was taken up,
nd occupied the whole day and part of the night
Tho following Jury sat upon the case, to wit:
n,id Scarborough, Simeon Bassfeld, Isham Hol-
land Geo. B. Allen, ". l. Fort w. H. Tucker,
lanes n. Jones, Nathan j. Myatt Kearney Up
bu,,b Orrin j. Williams, Saml G. Dupree and
p,rm H. Cover Attorney General Jenkins and
Oueutin Busbee, Esq, for the State, and R. G.
1sxis ESQ.,. and s. A. Smith, Esq, for the prisoner
The case was managed on both sides with much in.
,nuity and ability: After lucid and able charge
FINN his honor Judge Dick, the jury retired about
half past eight o'clock, P. NJ, and returned just
hmre ten o'clock, with verdict of Guilty o
murder"
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en- ."s' u. L. SwAx.-we are grati6ed to learn that
hm WAN who has been quite sick At his residence
ost.' pe' dill, is now much better, and his speedy
n.s "'On to his usual health is confidently antici-
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The Charlotte Democrat concludes IN article
in relation to Judge Douglas and the doctrine Of
nonntervention in the Territories with the follow.
ing sensible observations:
ut seems to US that Mr. Davis and Mr. Brown
require too much in asking Congress to make slave
code for Kansas for If It has the power to say that
territory ahau maintain slavery, Il also has the
power to say territory shall abolish Il. In this
way the South would lose in the end, for the free
States already have control Of Congress and they
might exercise the doctrine Of Intervention to our
great injury. II the people Of . territory do mo-,
want slavery all the laws passed by Congress from
now till dooms-day could not force Il npon them,
unless powder and ball were used, and hardly then.
No. the true policy Of the South Is to favor nonn
PREVENTION in the territories and leave the people
thereof perfectly free to settle the question ma
jority elect to abolish slavery. let II be SOL Of IL
majority establish slavery, well and good We
ought not-and cannot do il il We ought undertake
to force institutions and customs upon any PEG
pie Al We want is equal rights and equal privic-
gesS and If VIC carry our slaves to territory, and
cannot out-vote the free State men, Why our proper
ty will be subject to local laws to certain extent
but if those laws in violation Of rights g,,aran
tied by the constitution the courts arc the proper
tribunals to furnish remedy. We would sooncs
trust the courts than Congress with our rights"
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II As Mr.. Everett d acknowledged 70 Be ths
rst Of living osatosA % d Ssr.ain among enssvera
Bear in mind that the Nay number Of he Eclectic
will contain an excellent Likeness BY Sa.tain a Mr..
Everett Xr. Pomsroy, Of this City, Is an sssns
for the Eclectic and viii receive and forward sub.
scriptions. Mr. Rood win also receive Subscriptions
NoErn- CAROLINA MEDICAL Soc1ETY.-Ihs tenth
annual meeting Of The State Medical Society win b
held at Statesville, Ircdell county, On the second
Tuesday of next month. A full attendance d earn.
sstly requested BY the Secretary.
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Ec,scnc MAaA1nG-ta sdLiisioe 10 he 6susshss
notices Of this sterling meoshy which Appeared IN
our columns q the ssh Inst, ve ehsrfsliy insert
the following tsstimooiah ron the Rev. ~. Skis.
nsr. Of the first Baptist Church In this city. saa
Rev. Dr. NcCsoa u Baltimore:
RAts,es, y. C.. April Sch. 1854
DrAa Sm: The Eclectic Magazine hss ione hssa
familiar 10 ~ Besides its juisiass sr,srse shss.
actcs. this periodical CONES pnoshly. nessly printed
and with oos o. mosv a Sssssia's suprssos sns,,-
vinss Il h admirably adapted both 10 he sssay
and the family and = deserving a he high rvpsss.
ton and extensive pssruoskv cuafsssvd upoa T.
vcy respectfully.
BAtsssosz. r. d. March "a isss
Rsfss Rcd. En-:
brAs S,s: Yours hss ben pot into my hsnas bot
few moments sincs. and ii once ea@P,y uish
your request
consider the Ec,sr-sc liz richest sscsvAeuss a
standard magazine literature In the VOID sna would
not dispense With o. an intsIlresusl luxury unlss.
necessity compelled me 10 practice The s<M dual
Il is the sssi Of sl The bsss magazines pahlished Ia
Europe, without the lumber of their asssssslssmI
JOHN MORON.
Pastor Of third Eng. Lutheran Church.
Rsltimose.
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Nomination for Police Commissioner in

Nomination for Police Commissioner in Albany.
ALBANY, April 1.-vischer Ten Eyck has been
nominated for Police Commissioner, under the new
law, by the Republicans and has been endorsed by
the Americans The balance Of the city ticket viii
be Union.-Ner York TTmes
And SO it is everywhere in the non-slavchold.
ing States. The black Republicans nominate, the
Americans" endorse, and the opposition" to Dc.
mocracy is thus formed. This is the combination
which the Democracy will have to encounter in
1860; and not only this but the cooperation with
this combination Of large portion Of the Southern
Know Nothings. In view Of these facts and sccine
that the only national party that remains is the
Democratic, will not every true Southern rally
around its flag:
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