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q RRaghs Mistake.

We notice that our eosem porasy Of the
Des Aoinss Citi=em has made . small
mistake by saying ''our Raa4. eatenPo-
rariss, are aud have been advising per-
sons TO 20 10 the new nj Dorado" We
have no recollection Of giving any such
advice, nor do we reeolleoA of seeing
any such advice in the R0aparsi4. ! is
not cur province to aSvtss persons what
to do so far Is pulling up stakes and go
ing to tha names are consernsd. We
however, have ends&vorsd to kssp our
readers posted in regard 20 the diseove-
ries made, the route, the cost OF OUT fits
and such othsE things as will be Of ser
vice 30 those who do pull up stakes and
go, leaving all to form their own coBela-
sions as to the propTisty of going or re-
naming where they are. That il ques-
ton fer the person to decide for himself,
aud ona that he alone is competent to
decide. II fron the information OBJ
tanned, he becomes convinced thai he
could bastsr his condition, If he has the
means he viii go, il convinced that be
eannoa do 50 he viii remain where he is,
and we do Dot think thai ouE advice
waaid inAm&nse him maah sikhaT way
About the crossing Of the Missouri, the
route up the north side of Platte, the
cost Of Quitting and tha ability Of cur
mawshAnts to outfit, we kaaas something
and in aach matters, We are willing at
ali timss 20 give cur advice but when
it eomes to the question Of going to the
mines, we regard ahas - question 20
be decided By the party himself.
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INTERVIEWER sAIE.

,wHxxgAs, on tbs 18th day Of August,
A. d. 1857, EHaslY Kline and l.. ID. kliae
bv ID. g. Nys, their Aktaraay in Fact, an
secuted dnta Thomas II. Benton and & j.
Eraser, "a TEHaisss, q certain Deed Of
Trust, conveying b said Trustees the fol-
having described premises, to-wit
The Northeast quarter Of the South-
west quarter Of Section number ThiTty-ons
fgf1 IN Township number savsnty -Hys,
fTSS N. cs Range number Forty three.
S4a1 W., In the County Of pokta waStamis.
and gsasa Of lava, which said Dsea ok
Trust was recorded Ia the RsesraaKss Ofaee
a said Coaaty On the-------day ef Al.
-. a. 10. 1857, in book III, page il. and
= = l,ssada by said Kmily and l.. n. Kiins,
81 Aforesaid, for he purpose Of securing
~ payme4k og q promaiaaory Nets, slgasd
~ he said Emiiy Kline and L. d. Kiina.
dsted the LIST daY of august, 1857, payable
IA Yoha G. Bull. OF aFaef, For Tires Taoa-
sana Nina Hundred and Twsaty-ave Del
Iara. les .a964. nIna mnAths after dab. -.
Aad said nsss having become daa aHd pav-
able. and the said Emily and Z. M. RiIhs
having failed 70 paY the SANE, or any part
Ehsgssg, wa Tn0aas IA. Bantoa and &. ].
rraaar. Trustees a@ aforesaid, 10 hereby
rive uahgse noslss, thai By virtue Of he
nosw@f wsakah Il Ia as vested, kY Haid Dasd
81 Tgust. ~ viii On the Sen DAP ef Mageh
lRha hstwasn the hours eT c'eieek "A.
ii - I ascaack r. h., 81 said day, at the
SgerE dor be the Rseerdes,5 OAaea, Id
rouneil Rlulaa, the Conaty 81 Fettawaea ;.
nsis. sell IL pubals Auetioa, 10 kAe AlgA-
nj bidder. for cash, ths FEeaasss abavai
daaersbaa. on 20 much khsrssf a. shall be
aulscasng, To sAtiaky and pay the anoanG
q saiss Ncsa. With Iasareas and the sxpea~
- n saisa sale. Ugon tie cempls tian of
Errl aa1a, ! decd will b. given. Ia acepe.
danes Viii sha skipaiagiuns az said Deed
e9 Trust.
THOMAS II. HEMT0N.
81 FRASER, Trn6Esaag
Al. ". LAaamxa, AsenFmsg
February 2, 1853 ~
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- s.-.. CT - asIsss
IL
= 81 .as -
Z - - 8. -
2 ~ 49,
- - = ss.s 80.
a I. 8 = % 4 81.
aasspsa' ass = ss- 80
- = s 1891 g .s -, q
a = 800 80 u ~ - 90 q &
saoss = - - q 8 8 -
80 81 - S - s .A.sss skak IL
= = = mAssss y asI g 81 -
ptaes y 70 bs hilaa e a 3 z 80, ~.
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AunnnrA. Ian. IA. 1850.

~ AAA0AAAy 1&Is AIS AoSss
Enc. BBaLR The bearer, oar mutual
friend, will hand YOa this and 8 nswspa-
per Published in Kansas City containing
map Of ths routs for smigrants 10 take
20 this country. 1 more false and de-
eeptive map vas never before gotten up.
Ii il certainly orsr 800 miles from tho
Missoari river 10 this place By the At
kansas souts, and shsrs Is 200 miles Of
the roats without simbas. In proof of
this, need only refer you to the fast,
that Capt. Smith, who carries tbs express
from this place TO LeavenwoEth City,
came the Arkansas route, but in return
IND took the Platte river route, Also
Capt Parkinson, Of Sc. Loais, and DIR.
Lawrence who have gone back, have tax
"a the Platte Valley roase.
Iksps . Journal Of distances from the
Blaas 10 this place and make IL accord
ing TO my calculation, $50 miles 10 this
plass, (shs msush Of Cherry Greek.
| We left timber 10 miles above OPAL
low's Hiaig, and ITO miles from thers
struck the timber again, I mean By
lsAviBg timber, stAading timber. We
always soaid find plainly Of drifssd tim
bsR on the bars ana islaAds IN Platte.
| MIR Kennedy will show you some gold
that has lately bean found IN the MOun-
tains where We know the coarse gold IL.
Thsrs has been ssysaal msn fEozsn badly
by venturing too far into ths Mountains
Still we can prospect nins or ton miisa
from the foet Of the Mountains, and it
pays very we'll.
Twas up the Platte two miles from thiH
place. and panned out two pans Of diEs,
The proceeds Of which saeloas TO voa.
/ had iuss gos down to the bed rock, and
as s matter Of COURSE / did nos get
whsgo it would pay the beat. / have
pAnsd out ssvsral places where coald
get kEom ten to twsnty eenss to the pan.
| think can send you By the next letter
a good specimen, rs have got good
slaisa made she first il The country and
only waiting for few good warm days
to work it, but At present it is too cool
to york in water. You viii heaE from
ms again the hrst chance that ffers, 10
sand you letter.
Yours truly,
4. 2. B.
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4 n IN s. = s.ssA M. =
II Assssss. s
- 80 - EAssa|
- - il i - - aaala
khasa sss9aassa sanpea a Eaizs ! 80 ~
- ssns pros aznna =
sMaa "a gaIa hkzaasfas wlas A. asaaxa baa
- ssnesg d alsssa Rosna 1ak u wham ~
M&HsNH 10 So ID &@KAg MA$Ma1% NNx3
as& 81 i sssEz4 -. ssssaS Il IL vA&sssszss
sVss ~
zla9mgn sSNannrsssAa6a ana nemns& IS. and In
! ,se,.sIasos ! al.a.,aar.t sasasa ,warse shan
Ihev went sd ~ & tlsszv 4 ID eald ii
sassas.srrv - sssgy msssssss -
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.aesssshins ,ls ass asisses. ars esssssa no
i r. asa9rsaass : ss,hsss. n AAm cisn tbs
srasers and lown IL - spsaul asors sspeca
Z, ..sias i slssgess 81 eron. aAass sssssogr
,..es..ssasaa asaysgess yss n thass sseoor
- -. s,,Asslss - .s.s saa a.,v rold
=. q, ,so.,If IL nlsaaaA u kaxs Ia Il prs-
sa.,,.a -, l...s.ssI ..ss,aar 8 ss Efsysla.
gug,.su. 3 - thav aRe d red abb Is
hsv yoosss fron sss ss,ussgsss. 81 sesrn lots
ssva.a those ,xl.s haze ssksk5 81 81 clai ms,
"a Aaw asaaa syassra ar,xl auaealators
.v;Il u.ake : ssn,laas az az thss xsnoor
,,snn,,aaa n,altisads 90
sas ssss i ssssuax .sssAs sss sl.aa aaaag II lls
,ssss - - - 4 - - sI sa =
aaA as: pssssss s -, g 1890 =. Il sssslaa
ssss i sssss assass
Whas s1idsnee have you, Ar Edisors
10 found this assertion 90 I DO Jou
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Ry sixkne os 30 Exeeakious 70 .; y, Z
susksa srem Tie ones og the Clerk q :
UGasgIcG CauFk III poksawsttanle segs
lows. ehaaf proceed 10 sell on satgssz y
Fsbraaxy. lask, 1883, between ths :, - !
az 10 sseieek i Il ard o'clock r. -
SAID d ~ ID frOms oftha Tseasarsf's -
d gyaumeil BsaAs, khe relieving aese
rial estate NJ uhsFlss Allen, te"Wn a
NEqr 81 . " Or, Sec. g, Eh'Fnsaafsa
Raaga -, and 9 e q Of " W az, s
Tswaahip 10, Range %.
Taken as the property Of InatSs
len ID sasisfy 30 Easssaeacsa ~ law
Esaagas MeaEhs
WM. RAEER, shsrS
las %, 1858.
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&# z&M e#@Nxx$ 81 &SzzN ESHx8szN# HM H&#G @xz&
s..sss = - s..s.s.s - - aa.s aasa.
8 s, . = - sl,,s,ss ! Ia ssass i Ii.
- -. s. 3. - fsa..,,av ,sAseh
-. - -. $500. .ho,ss 81 ahe
-. - - - 80 s.,,ns.s;ass
s. -, a..ss. -. : - ra,,ars
- - - rTon . = i. - s. L..
- sav 3 r,Iv lss7 -. 800 ;s.issbs.
Is,ssxa.s =. - - 49, = slss - -
- 80 =. ss,..e = - ~ ,,a = 3
- - - !. ! 1..s..s., q
81 - Z - 4 80 49, -. 40 =. "a
81. - g - e $500,
- S. - = ;.s,.s -. 80, 80 a.sss $
-. -. i, =. - 1.,lw gasT. :. -
= go -
r. r.. ,..;a i. assv :.
...s...s...,a -. -. 80 zoe "a ara
49, - - s,ss -, = 900 es,..
- - 3 &. $3.50 ~ "a ssssn,aaa
.s....s 49,. ~. $500 - s..
4 -. '.-s - - ,sah,a,
- 80 = a.sa n
-. 49,. ss.s..... "a. 4, a. .s~l.,
- -s1ex- @as ~, 49,, 49,
g nj. $500.
-. - - -. -, -
also ai11k kysEk3 OK she TAX Ensn taFag0
= 4 - "a - ora "a az ;SA4s.x 1883 - )
kAA M1WaA @@saSss u sAs asA1A4 33<ss So
x,rs,,,f4 IA sng5mnkhd aYsMyEv sARAwfm@ Ahak
p SaAaAA ~ - sN@sesee5 ~sANsAsS RA~sr~sss %
Al khaR time aha eounEY had good and res
,l,...t
Liable assets axcaeaang kaaE Issnftiasss 70
n . 4 s,g 600 5 fs
% aIaQnns OF VI seVs
How does che ease nov aaand We
49,
are told BY Ah0&e who kAve dad paap
a chs Countv Records. shaa ahe county
i. nov ever $50 CA)0 90 in dehe Ths
ipouirv naturally il. elbow ID IL thai ear
sasnsv l. a., uaaeA ia aehs p, 10 answer
sh;s auass;on ax.a "a ascertain sha facts
in tha case. a large uortiun Of our citi-
.ans soIinissd three aissnkarassed. COM
nasant. and raIiabla asaslamen 10 inves-
| s;vass shs sounsv aiaira. The Count,
gr,y,,a yaFnaass ia Ian Tia Committee make
aha Investigation. and PLANTED himsslf
anon his lswsl rights i'm the following
wnr,ls. whieh wa uaoks from his letter "a
committee Of Investigation.
| oxua win also bear ia mlad, iAa1 the Daseris
~ 49, An a sds s vi ssnvsss II sss ss
% aodsy ahxi aaa saaa sss ss ~ - 1 Z
eusaasa lsss $40 Eifaa nalssansasa y ssss. 4 a
sfoss inIsaaassszasat an4 easrspsloa,' . ~ par
. %a gasssS'S~ "A"'~ AA~ =" ''S''
Tasss !: . Ss. go d @.ss Ass Sss1 2 ' .,
searpeEE AZ sxssEtaS Tscs = we asEAiHa q
Ths - ~ tha Bel w;ll rseol-
racs that ga saia ssH;a talk abous the
| c.. s.;..;u, .hn fa~.uS rr~v A. I.
al hosh Ne know. thai he cannot be
| bvoughs hafove ths Court at shis time. s.
Onr wora. have uroved true. and his
| tnlk xhout Courts. Grand Juriea. and
his not sbr;nkiug frora an Investigation.
NOR desiring 10 Dostpons the iuysstiga,
linn. were usxe aubsrSfunea 10 gel
r,d oF tbe Investigation at hat lima
He has provsa thas he apoke falasia wbsp
hs said thas he did not esdssire 10 poat.
psus ths investigation. - by refusing te
20 into the investigation Of the charge,
prafersd against him. bv the very Grand
Jury 10 which be oalisd ths attention d
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- go
Ill az Hi FasslYa
III ~ j II uns azasa
- Aas H wil
81 m8I 80 Il - snoa
a - 80 Al 60
ia III ai - ua oisarassas.
assy III - sAsse II desAl asrabae
I'LL hpa golus - i
81 Il 4 eeEsaan alaas.
-, fofssarly "a Cssa
sl.s zaall ssssk aa goods
hs 80 = Ias i gesd pFssss.
N aiss@s 60 MI = Issss slsvs rods
slaass 81 a 49, - Ill
& - ros - anaassa - Sal
80 oar - -. swsasy eel
iass. ana - sfbsn 81 asa4ss 100 %.
swsnsy .ava d0llarz psE 80. nseoa y
80. pss b.
III aay ii The 0euasil HIa gpska 81
samlns oaa II he apring, I*auld aasias
shsm ID oama On ths NORTH aide d plasls
il Rorl Kearnsy -shsaee on the sousA
side ID Earaupia Crossing shenes ap she
NossA rs 60 Oashe La poadre-thsFe
cross 80 Plaass again 10 the South aade,
~ 81 doing khsy will mice aoms oF ~
/ vrrgsA waaa. Wa ksaweAefa msslsa sAx0uwk
Isaad Wit - simber. By making IN
crossings speak of the emigrsns--
viii have wood most ef The siine, NJ
only one mile and halS of sand road
III hsvs examined the road and know tAil
TO b be facs. IL the waters are higl
the emigrans will have to kssp the sonsl
side iron Fs. KssEney. So soon - "a
lything turns up yoa will hear from N
| again. A. r. B.
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aHERERE,a SALE.

REgigeae Of an execution 10 me directed
from the 0iEiss of ths Clerk Of TIE District
Court Of Pottawattamie county, Lowe !
shall proceed TO sell on Saturday hs I9eh
day Of March, 1859, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock a. III. and 1 O'Clock P. n Of
said day Ia front Of the Court House, In
Council Bluffs, four Promissory Notes,
taken as TIE property Of George BsrtlstG,
to satisfy ca execution In favor Of GhAa.
webb.
wM. BAKER, sh4FIfF.
FEB. a, 1868. Aw
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aaEnaEEsa aAEE.

By virtue q an ExseaAisn to ma a.as
bed kraM khe elsea Of tbs Clerk Of tbe ~
agieE conrs al pektawa ltaEnAa county, =
fsEan pra&ead To sell o. Friday ths y
day. &c KshgusTy, 1850, bskwesa the -
u 10 etGloek 81. Nc, and 4 O'clock 7. =
Of aaia day, in keonE og tbs TrsasSiT
ozscs Ia Counsil Dluaa, ths following =
scribsa Real Essats q J.s. Ahdrswa~
wit
J Loss Sea, 4, 90 sia Bieek IL, % = !.
araRs 6ahkxsisen, commonly salisS :
Bsan Tract, together with the oulidAK
eAersea. -
Talcsn a. ahe property ct John 8
&Fswa 30 satisfy ~ EKaeation Ia fa'a :
Gerard Crete. =
WA. BAKER, shsf1
Ian, 2Sd 1853 -
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BY Vartaa o& "a Rxnxusioa Is ne dirse-
tAa IRON The oiaea al tAa Clsgh os tbs Dis.
sriek Coags 81 fpsAaw aksansIs aaaasy Iowa,
I shall pressed IS sell III nshlae osaa-sry
d Frl1ay, AArsA -. u. q. 1859. gleEwssn
2. N. oE said dAy In fFenk q The Trsaa-
uresas 0lzess In cannaal naalzas EAs feaisw-
Eag described aeal Ratsta u Levi - Mills
Ea~wiss
n q OF d . NJ ., seGsiea d, Tawn 10,
Maage AZ.
Taksn a. the property Il xssvl n. MlEsa
% aakisky an kxaeaalon LII farcE 80 @.
u0agsasg q %.
- ,, Iss ~
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10 5oAsmom ]. GpaegashsRg Y0a are
AssaAy n0elassa aHaak / mtll. aspaaT al the
xaAa 0ssoa II Coxnela Blue sauva. - kase
f8sA Day "a Esbsnaxy, 1855, II pe0vs mg
fiHkk h eater ~ wsasamp taaay re N hE ~
10 q ii end - hk III Ehe n n u3 AZ
&c. IA, T0wn IN. Aaaga -
MLrJAH ~ ARs3NH
Jas D, 80 &w@
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n J
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Takan m a. 81 10 aav AZ pe@AmhaK
ia. 81 shs Tagsa III - aFsae eaAa asaE
gsa fgsevssas IaxNa ~ Hsass Abauz W
~ n vasrr ussE. & % maaa aW - so AzsEm~
Il ~ laal1 waah white hid kaaks 49, !
ANAL aEak u sas ~ AsaA
T Dau ID 80
- gs mas
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s 4 sfs o.. ] '
sd hs 50 buys same imef
u R
fdsSos Shoes
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& AZ & b B 8 y i i 8 i q Ii
q. [)ss III
ID 49, i =
49, nssxsasel 49, = iss-
~ NJ Raassal Ahazn
shnss D. enss j amas 10 sang
ahsmp - - fsh y snsF sazy-
aass. u shey afe, proaiss Vi crafty
slssas ID saaa rssessa, IRON siras Il sizau.
The moas nasnsnl enqairy u 80 u
Congress doiag I ed vAas bas CsagFeas
aoaeg Ths truth II that Cong doe
TOO anak, and whsn ) Sassiua aclOs.
~ and ne nsaAarssA shpngo hAs bssH
maaA iassAa poIias = - soaassys IA
people have reasoa % d graslAed. ssIA.
wofza Il kovesnsd Zoe sssaeh, Il gee
Old Desnoerasio sassss, VA = appneabi,
u the pFessns as 10 aAg koFmsr ags.
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VI. 81. SLAgGKTER, for several years 8
citizen Of Mills county, IN ahis Stats, in
Istssr TO ths Pacific City Herald, aa-
ier dase Of Jan. 9th, 1850, says
@I hare pEospsetsd Cherry Greek,
Sand 0rseky Dry Creek, and Lbs Little
Beaver, from their moutha, to near Ghoir
source, and many oshsg smaller streams
partially; aiao enc Piasss 20 ths kanyan
shzaueh whioh ii oOmas from the Moan-
aaifs, and On All of sheaI haye found
Gold, ii nearly svaFy place phers IhaYs
stuck pick On shovel, varying IN .
moanE from he sosos Gas ws term IT. to
90 ssuss to ths pam IiHsis not snly the
easa il the strsans, bat d 20 Be found
all over the gaes oa Ne coaasry, Is FAR
- bare basns On ahs hills asd bill
siass--ia evsry passss you can Ead more
81 less gold, frOm the suffaee 90 shs bad
ko<k, which varies from few inshas 10
asssEal gsak. Many men are engaged in
wAshing Gold lwhsn sEs weather viii
pssEaisY With pans sid rockers geaIi.
ssng from &c 60 30 pss dat % rs MAD.
Msny ha9e TAKEN ous m0fe Ellaa slais, ard
many are not doing anythinss bas rowing
FROM poins % peina sc tksy bear 3 re-
pUgk q good Ok
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CATTLE, HORSES g. MULES
EDR SAE4Eg
1w~ will keep at my Stables, on
- Madison Street, In this city, HoT-
seS, Cattle aad Mules, to supply Emi-
grants, on the most reasonable terms.
am also prepared to accommodate all
those who may favor me with their pat
roaage as cheap as 1T any other Hetsi Id
this city. Good stabling and Yards st
taehed. W. L. BIGGS.
Feb a, 1859 Sm
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rticles,
$4,000 do Gem,
10000 do Oats,
so Dozen Bed Cords,
10 Sacks Pepper,
8 do Spice,
30 Boxes Ground Pepper,
Is do do spiees
is do do Ginger,
400 Tbs Mace, ..
SO do Gloves,
so do Nutmegs,
30 Mats Cassis,
200 Dozen Yeast Powders,
200 do Ground Mustard,
50 do Bottle Pepper Sauce,
30 do do aB8ftd Catsup,
1000 Boxes sardlnss,
50 Dozen Fresh Oysters,
50 Kegs Powder,
50 Ia do do
so Id do do
40 Dozen Canister Powder,
so Sacks ass I'd Shot,
1000 Ibs Bar Lead,
lo00G@ 9. D. Caps,
100 Field Rsnta fox Emigrants,
DO Wall do asstd sizes,
200 Wagon covers.
800 Empty 10 gallon Kegs,
400 do 3 do
8 bbls Lard Oil
IL do Linseed
300 Kegs White Lead
II bbIs Turpentine
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We understand that Sheriff BAKE re-
CARDS our remarks relative to the pack
ing Of the Grand Jury ~ reflection up
On his of6cinI conduct. In cur remarks
we did not Intend TO convey amy idea
haw the JuEi 90 hare been packed or how
the late Juxy s0&s paSksd. Ii is enough
for us 10 know, shs& ss soon rs the Jury
was smpannslisd and sworn, that the
opinion vas general that no bill Of in
distment could be found against certain
individuals, however strong the proof
against them, and that obstacles would
be thrown in the way Of q fair and im-
partial investigation Of Our county at
fairs.
We will say so far as Ar. Baker IL
concerned, that we did NOS, nor do we
new charge him with inasnti anally pack
ing the Grand Jury. Persons were
thrown in his way by their friends, and
inter ssted parties pat themselves in his
way, on pssgpoAs 10 be summoned, and
thereby shs Jury became packed.
1t is possible also to PACK the Jury in
She selection of the Jarors By the Trus-
saes, and in ths drawing In the Clerks
olaou from the iss retained. Wedo not
pretend to say where the packing has
been done for the last two yaAss bat
We do say, that il has boen the general
impression, that no bills could he found
against any of our county ofheials, even
il the proof Of sorrumption and rnalfeas-
anea, we're - strong 90 Holy writ against
thsEa, and We think If soms Of the Grand
Jurors wsre permitted to tOssify, ahas
they would bear evidence tbas the in.
preston has not been far ouso of the way.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23

Y
g do Malaga Wine,
3 Casks best Port WiAe,
10 do signst Brandy,
6 Popes Cognac do
30 Doz. Champagne,
20 bhln Aleohoi,
10000 Ibs &ss,td Chewing Tohaeos,
% Boxes Smoking Tobacco,
10 hhls do do
$1,000 ass'td Oigars,
100 Boxes Herring,
800 do Fresh can fruits,
100 do Star Candles,
T5I-a bxE. do do
so IA do do do
so do Mould DO
30 Gross Matches,
$50 Packages Tea,
so Kegs Soda,
500 Ibs CREAM Tartar,
! 500 do TzrtAxie Acid,
| 8 9asAs SaleratRs,
. Coils ass'td Sea Grass Rope,
900 Kegs ass'kd Nails,
300 Bexes Palm Soap,
| $50 do Resin do
20 do CASTLE do
| 800 bbis Kiln Dried Meal,
5000 Sacks Extra Flour
1000 bbls id do
5000 lbs Western Reserve aud EugliBs
Dairy Cheese,
500 Kegs Tar,
100 Boxes Raisins,
900 do Candies,
500 Drums Figs,
40 Boxes Lemons,
| 20 do Oranges,
20 bbls ass'td kutB,
5000 lbs Dried Beef,
$1,000 lbs BaseR,
1900 do Lard, put up in eaas,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23
Forwarding ! Commission Merchants,
WHOLESALE AND
STAPLE AND FA,GY DR., Coos!
Boers smeEs mArs AND cars, oF KINDS
E@EOVxSEoNs.
Quitting Goods and Miners Implements
sign 81 aAe Elephant !, Cor Broadway Main
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
utfltting Goods and Miners Implements,
Mercantile House Western Iowa having KEEP
Regular Quitting Establishing nt since 1860!
NRCEssARY ron TMR EMEaRANT AND MENER,

Furnished thosn The E4sfaRs % have pa
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-02
M AR RI e D.

On The l4th ult., by the Rev. William ]
Eyer, Mr.. Henry MoRRIs and Miss HARRIET
YEAGER, both of Locust twp, Columbia co.
On the 10th ult., by Esquire Fahringer,
Mr.. WILLIAM II. Porter and Mrs. MATILDA
CAMP, both of Locust twp, this county.
Married, in this city, on Tuesday evening
last, by the Rev ]. p Stafford, D. D., Mr. N.
w. BARTON, of Bloomsburg, Pa, and Miss
MAGGIE, daughter of Col. John Yeager, Of
this city.
The nuptal ceremony was very interest
ing and impressive, and peculiar TO the cell
ebrated divine who officiated on the occa-
sion. The exchange of rings was new
feature at occasions of this kind to us, and
very suggestive. The ring, being pure gold,
was emblematical of unalloyed affection !;
and, being perfect circle without end,
represented the unending bond of love
which should characterize them in their IN
tercourSe. After the ceremony Mr.. Stafford
made short, but pertinent and affectionate
address 10 the parties, during which he pre-
sented the bride with copy of the Bible,
his usual token OF remembrance to one of
his congregation. We wish the happy
couple bright and prosperous future.-Piqua
(O) Enquirer.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-02
Lancaster County.

The Democratic Convention of Lancaster
county, for the election of Delegates to the
State Convention at Harrisburg, on the 10Th
March, met in Lancaster on Wednesday,
Col. JOEL L. LIGHTNER in the chair.
After recess oi two hours the Conven-
lion met, and Col. S. C. STAMBAuGH, chair
man of the Committee on Resolutions, read
a lengthy series, endorsing the National
and State Administrations, favoring Mr..
BucHANAN's Tariff policy, The acquisition Of
Cuba, recommending the location of the
National Foundry in or near Lancaster, and
complimentary OF the election of Mayor
SANDERsoN. The resolutions were adopt
ed.
The Convention then proceeded 10 ballot
for delegates, which resulted in the election
of the following gentlemen WILLIAM t.
McPHAIL, Col S. c. STAMDAUGH, Frederick
S. PYFER; PAUL HAMILTON, P. J. ALBRIGHT,
JEROME B. SHULTz. The Convention was
well attended; all the Districts, with the
exception of three or four, being represent
ed.