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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-26

sentesne.sf OF ne esomditiov ef fhe New
York Life Insurance C0mpanys On DE hrst
day January 1888. 70 Conformity viii the require
nenis Of The Law Of Tennessee,
Ess York Llfs bessacs Ccnpany ne md IA Brssoss,
5slr York
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-26
DRY GOODsI DRY GOODsI
McWHIRTER BROS.

McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
are receipt the desirable stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
Wehaye ever offered to the the retail trade.
TAYING purchased this stock from ergest Importers
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, feel hest
Low PRHC ES
and on a. Reasonable Terms any house in tAe city.
Our present stock enbraceseyery variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such as very handsome Robes Ala;
{. Pe5 IsniA'
French DeLaines, Plain and Fancy.
French and English MsrinOes;
RacoliaPlads;
Lavellas, for Travelling Dresses;
D'Bege's;
Plaid MeriuO, English and French;
Every style Of ShaW Plain and Fancy Dress Silks and Coaks
Black Silks all grades together with other article too tedious to
mention.
Wehave also q very hrge stock Of Staple Goods such
Bleaehed Domestic, all grades;
I9&l2-4 bleaehed sheeing;
~ inch Pillow Gottsn;
- Brown shestins;
l-la 81 sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
PId Linsey, all kinds.
Flannels, AL eolors qualities and pIices;l
Canton klanness
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets every size and quality;
Jeans, Kerseys Satnetts Casseres Veng Shirts,
Fronts Collars, and in fact article person
ind IN complete retail store.
keep constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
shoes Caps DHfour Cos best Anchor Boiling
Cloths Carpets To all Of which invite the
the trading community Our motto Is 70 sell As cheap as thu
cheapest. MeWHIRTER BROS
sepl5 No. 81, North MarRet sreet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-26
COLLECTIONS OF
FLO WEIR SEEDS by MAIL,
FREE OF POSTAGE.

TWENTY SELECT AND CHOICE VARIETIES FOR 81.
NOR the accommodation Of those who the cultivation Of
flowers but who reside a distance they be
procured have selected the beautiful and snowy varieties
each distinct color, and calculated produce effect
when planted in beds groups the border We have
had each variety distinctly marked with Botanical English
height time Of Towering, color Of the fower Of
growing, whether eree trailing the it should be
and other valuable hints its cultivation In selecting these
varieties have been careful exclude all which shy
bloomers have Insignificant appearance that the coec
lions will comprise only those which really snowy and hand
aud which believe would the entire satisfaction
any lady gentleman who might be disposed order them
The collections will be sent free post any part the country
at the 70 lowing prices
Assortment No. consists Of twenty choice va-iesties Of
Animals. 81 w
'' No , consists Of twenty choice varieties OF
Biennials and Perennias ... ...-.-.... 1 90
No. consists OF ten extra fine varieties of
Annals and Perennials, embracing
many of dhe and choicest in cul-
uYatiOn. -----..-. -..-...-.... W
50 No. consists Of Ave very choice varieties
selected from Prize Flowers Of Eng
iish Pansies, German Carnaton and
PicOiee Pinks, Heibenas, Trufant's
French, Asters and Double Holly
hooks, each Of which are sold a .
cents singly ...-.....- .-..........-... / 90
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
febl6-lm. IA College street, Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-26

WHAT THE PRESS SAY.
36NOSTARsS,'' EXIeFmiuatOrs are inVaI-
valuable remedies for clearing houses Of all
min. With all confidence thsm-heEB lori
hath esdts Register,
CusrARs for all domestic pests Rats
Peaches Ants Fleas, &c, invaluable can
eeak from actul knowledge Of their Druggist
dealers should orders early, if they
trade IN them -Aec York Journal, AJT'U lst.
write something your EXerminators 1
do % proprey. They selling rapidly here Destroy
ing all Yeunin Ed BdQfseT, Fayette, No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-26

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store
TENHE subscriber having sold out his Interest IN the old stand
Of & Co., 50 Market street, and located himself
permanently his property Of Cherry and Null
berry South Nashville, known heretofore IS Loves Store,
received and opening splendid assortment Of
Fresh Goods o description suitable Tor the
Of both city and eountTy-consistng Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds Prints G:lgams Fine Lawns, Deanes, LneLs
Jackonets, Muslns, silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings Ladies and Gents Breastpins, OF Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &c. Also,
READF.MADE CLOTHING,
Ofthe Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, Dorestics, Blankets, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, cuTTIERY oUEKEswARE,
In everything will be kept that will be accessory for the
completion Of a well assorted stock Of Goods.
All which determined to sell for ready pay, cheaper
than purchased in Nashville his limited expenses will
mar9I 1. @ HAsBROOK.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-09

Sales Of Real Estate in Psttawatsamie Csun,,
ysrias week Eadiag Friday, A,ras, ,sss.
Reported for the Nonparel BY STREET Ripx,
Investigators Of Titles and Records
Francis Grass to Kate Laroe-Lot 81, Block "a. How
ARDS Addition-es5
Marshall Turley to Oliver wayne-L Is, in B 10
49, in a, Mil Addition; La, 5. in ), salesbur,
Addtiion-$.0os1 e EI go |I
JP Cassidy and James D Test to John T Baldwin,
portion Of lot 1876 in Original Town-S1OOO
CEubank to Margaret A Henshall-Ls 8, a, Eubank
Acdition-$s2O.
Aw Street to Vim Lewis jr.--Lot 1872 Original Tow,
5000. '@@ VA 1s@@ , s%~-.&a E&.s
Thomas Lamb to Joseph " Lewis-Lots ., Block IT
Fleming and Davis Addition-Ss00.
Rachel Jackson to Tootle and Jacksou-Iot Block
Jsckson's Addition-S1O6O.
c Bloomer to W Cooper-Lot 9 Block II, Bayliss
Additional. u -
Jesse W Denson to James s Phitteplacs and Franco
z Hoppen-Nh MEX and NEA Nwx Sec H. Town II
Range 42-$l. --~-.-" -e~
VIM James to Charlotte James--ss SEX Sec 10
Town rs, Range 40 $1,000. +
Edwin Bacome to Susan Balceme-Sk NWK aut
sWH NEh and NY Swx and NV Sc Sec 80, rowr
n, Range 4o-$5oO. .... ..-,
Jerre Foster to Truman A smith-wA swx Sc,
.; 81 NWA Sec 4, Town "A, Range $500
Elias White to Jerre P Foster-wA swt Sec
81 NWA See 4, Town u, Range 3s-s3so.
John Sherman, County Judge, to WIN H Robinson
sWs NwN Sec II, Town "A, Range $3.50
George Snyder, " c James and John Sherman to
Canuon-A fraction Sec Is, Town rs, Range 1895
Henry Morton to G williams--Nh SwA and sw \
Nws Sec %, Town II, Range 4O-$soo.
Jas II Bronson and VIM Alexander to VIM Judkins-s
E \ Sec 8, Town IA, Range 3S-$soO
Granville Pearson to III Brenson-NW kSwk Sec l
Town "a Ran ge 3S-$l2O.
James Bronson to Vim Judkins--NWA SwK Sec l
Town "A, Range 3S-$2O0
Theodore Stone to Warren willard-Nh MY and
En- Mex Sec "a, Town "a, Range AZ; undivided TAO
sWk LwH Sec 81. Town IS, Range 4s-$4Ooo.
VIM Henderson to Josiah True-SwK swx Sec IT,
Town n, Range 39-$l20.
John n. Warner to John Lewis-sEx Nwx Sc
9, Town IT, Range 44-$56. -...s . .-,
Marshal Turley to Deborah @ wayne..A portion o.
out Lot 3, Jaekson's Addition-$60O.
II Cannon to Lucy A Smith-A fraction in Sec IS
Town 49, Range $4,000.
Thomas Goodfellow to John Hanthorn-Lots 3, 4
Block l6 Burns Addition; Lots l, 2, Block ;, Howard
Addition--$l6S So 100.
John Kirk to VIM Becket-NR Nwa and sen \
Wa Sec %, Town 49, Range So; Ny Swa and SW \
SwH and E1 NwA Secs; Nwx Sec 81, Town IS
Range 1871.
Samuel Haas to George Parks-76 Lots in Contra
Subdivision, also ~ NEA Sec 20, Town n, Range 4:
So 500.
RSGiIl to John Dilton-Wk SwK and SEX SW \
Sec 26, Town H. Range $3.50.
George Thompson to Richard Gill-wH Swa ant
SEA SwA Sec 26, Town IT, Range a9-$75O.
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"H'n', ,s Of political degeneracy, we
In these s had ID occasion to apply the scalpel
have 0''sr olfce-holdsrs, who, "dressed
to p ,;.,Is brief authority" nave strusted
in l .sor. hour upon the STAGE" sacrificing
for ' nriaeple Of honesty, fairness and de-
s s'ssy a, the bshe's Of party or 'of .hs;r
esD " .sr.oual aggrandi1ement or that OF their
'sDp ,. Notwithstanding We may have be-
anne psrverse, csnsori0us and acr,m0% H.
eo1' ,or.rds our political opponents by
s Sas;,, Of (psrhaps) too close observation
''a caa.tic remark on their Inconsistencies
anu a,,.comiugs and peccadilIos, we believe
'n''s 20, dwell with sincere pleasure on
WV. ,;..,;oual excellence Of Federal Of
' s', bolder. Strange, as it may seem' we
NV va there are gentlemen holding othce
NI., tn. present Administration, who come
tnIIv 10 to JEFFERsoS's Standard-a. e. are
18th cspable and honest. 1t is not our
,,oviuce to enquire by what species of fnesse
,bsr obtained this favor at the hands OF the
u,.xers that be"-in direct violation OF
The usual requirements and qualifications.
Suffice it, that such things can be--though
No, without exciting our special wonder.
w. have been melted to these remarks from
the fact, that the Administration, IN the ap-
ointment of Post Master for this city, made
a.. most fortunate selection. And we but
scbo the sentiments of the people OF TINS cl-
~ when, we say that no more capable non
st rentlemanly and obliging person could
t,re been selected for that post, from the
ranks of the democracy of old Pottawatta-
ME- that n. T. SPooR, Esq. During the
q, months he has been in Office, thorough
system combined with the strictest attention
70 the onerous duties of the office, have won
for him golden opinions from all sorts OF
re,nle. If we must have democratic office
folders, give US such men as MIR. SPooR.
M, more fortunate was the Administration
:, the selection of Post Master for this city,
than has been Mr.. SPooR in the selection OF
h;s assistants. No more accomm odatlng,
able and courteous gentlemen, than Messrs.
R.r,, and REED ever had the handling OF
mail matter entrusted to them. Their civ
iity and promptituic cannot be too highly
commended We're such men always Sc
Iected to I'll Offices of "honor or profit, "
there would be little cause of complaint, on
the par, Of the people, and "opposition
editor, would be deprived Of prolific sub
jea for vituperative animadverslon. May
our worthy Post Master and his no less wor-
Inv assistants be vouchsafed US, until the
Ias Of 1860, render Democratic occupancy
Of that most no longer necessary,
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ST Joseph and Council Bluffs Packet Line.


NJ Joseph and Council Bluffs Packet Line.
We learn from the St. Joseph Gazette,
that the steamer Hesperian has been with
drawn from this line. The St. Marys and
Nn. Campbell are to form the line between
81. Joseph and this city, in connection with
'he Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad The
nasette further says that these boats are
better adapted to the business and the river
aa can DO run at much less cost, than such
'Nss boats as the Hcsperian. That "the
upper trade of the Missouri is but just as
cunning an iueipient Importance. What it
70 De requires no oracular powers to
.''''e'l' That half dozen years will not
''apse before this portion of the Missouri
VIII Dear upon its tide scores of magnificent
steamers, hurrying to and from with a
commerce not inferior to that which now
''eiShss the gorgeous packets Of the lower
'Nsr' IS rs certain as anything which has
not TRANSFERRED. The success, then, Of the
81. Joseph and Omaha and Council Bl,Ts
RACKET Line is only question of time-;ts
ultimate, and even early, establishment
upon basis which will place it beyond the
need Of solicitude, is not matter of perad.
venture,
;. pa' tie present convenience and imme.
S'A's is'eFests of the wide region dependent
.pon the upper Missouri require the main.
.' ~ OF the line Of boats above spoken
w. The towns and country above are each
s ~ '0s'ng hundreds OF enigraats for want
'. y, irregular and certain eoaneetion. H;s
,h... an''es' interest of our friends above,
,as'ef0Fe' to encourage in every legitimate
pa usF the st. Joseph and Council Bluffs
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An OPENING.

We would cali the attention Of the proper
authorities, to the extremely dangerous oon-
di.ion of the bridge over the Slough in front
Of the River House. tits positively unsafe
for teams to cross this bridge, and, unless
soon attended to, we should not be surprised
TO hear of some Of our corporate authorities
being mulcted in damages sufficient to build
three or four such bridges. A road trav.
eled as much as the one leading to Omaha,
should be kept in good repair, above oil
things.
~ fine assortment Of Jewelry Of ali kinds, At
A. D. ROBINSON'S
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M Chance for Lawyers.

Judging from the following, clipped from
the Fremont County Herald. litigation in
Montgomery County, is at decided dis
count: "The Docket presented list of Is
cases, all told; 4 of these were withdrawn,
8 dismissed, and the remaining 8 were dis
posed of without empanneling jury. The
Grand Jury was in session about two hours,
and finding nothing to do, adjourned
Court was in sessi IN about two days" The
County contains about one thousand inhab-
itans.
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Governor LOWE has recommended Friday,
April ODD, "to be observed byall the people
of this State as day Of fasting, humiliation
and prayer"
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Willow Slough Briigrd.

We have the satisfaction Of announcing
that through the exertion of Mr.. \. Lock
WOOD, a good substantial bridge has beer
built over Willow Slough, on the road lead,
inc from St. Mary's to this city. For sew
era, months travel on this road has been en-
TREY out of the question, except during the
lime Nature furnished 4 safe bridge over
Willow Slough. Our County officials were
mportuned time and again, to make some
provision for repairing this road, but as Of
ten failed to do thing. Unable to put up
with this inconvenience any longer, the clti-
aens Of that immediate vicinity, at the ur-
ron, solicitation Of Mr.. LOCKWOOD, turned
out en- masse and constructed bridge, that
when fully completed, will compare favora-
BY With any bridge in this county. They
were materially assisted in this good work,
by PETER A. SARvY, Of St. Mary's, who fur.
nshed the plank, and by Messrs. kUuL &
kEysBR, Of St. Mary's, who furnished the
spikes. The bridge i, ffty-slx feet span,
and those who have seen the Job, speak of
it, as being equal in all respects to the $1,000
bridges that have been built by our officials.
Mr.. LOCKWOOD, asks no remuneration for
the part he has performed in this highly
cOmmendablc enterprise, but asks the busl-
ness men Of Council Bluffs to remunerate
those men who labored diligently during 10
or more days of the late incement weather,
IN the eonstru ton of much needed bridge.
1t was with the understanding, that Mr.. L.
should use his utmost cndeayors to procure
pay, from the citizens of this place, for the
ac'ua! labor performed by these men, that
'hey consented to brave the storms of win
Try month, to do praiseworthy work. Re-
lying upon the generosity of our citizens,
'nese men undertook the opening of thor
oughtars, the Importance of which our bus
mess men fully understand and appreciate,
ana We trust, therefore, they will not fail to
fecompense these men for the labor thus
Voluntarily performed.
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Ne wSpnp0rial.

The Omaha Times and Nebrasbian have
been merged into one, and will henceforth
be published by ROBERTSON & CLARK, as the
tebrdSkiDn & Times.
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U ~ I"f1fu01' stVH,
Has concluded to remain few months lon
ger in Council Rufus and Omaha, and will
attend to any business in the line Of his pro-
feSsion. lie has already attended to over
one hundred cases, all of which he has
treated successfully. Those who wish to
obtain his services can do SO, by addressing
him through the possofficc, either at Council
Bluffs or Omaha. His valuable horse medi-
cines, as well as his linment for rheumatism
in the human family, can be had of J. X
Ism 4 Co., Omaha, and Drs. HoNS g. Nc
CLELLAND, Council Bluffs. #
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COOnteffeitin,

VIII, Counterfei,ins
val u, oe carried on the greater part of mex,
w. az the Ambrosype rooms of W. c.
H., 'AAs' In Empire Block, over C. j. Fox,s
ps..; Store. No charge made for wit
'''''ng the process.
NY cheap ''' " "oia Necklaces for Sale
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The Des Moines Citizen says there nre
sirty-two Republican 1apers in the State of
Iowa, and that " last year there was glo-
rious work done by Republican organs in
the State. The falsehoods of Sham Demo
cracy were taken up as soon as uttered, and
shaken unit! the breath Of life was clean
gone from them. Gigantic iabrications re-
colled, with earthquake violence, on the men
who manufactured and uttered them and
war-aggressive and annihilating -was car
red into the heart Of Shamocratic Africa"
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MIS- sIssIPI & MISSOURI
Chicago l. Rock Island Railroads


| The only through route to Chicago from Fort Dcs
Des mUines. Council Bluffs and al! points Central
and Western Iowa
Two passenger trains leave Iowa City and Washing.
ton daily, Sund ay excepted, as follows:
FROM IOWA CITY.
= Mail, IS A. M.-Arrive at Chicago, $40 P. NJ.
Exp, 10 p. M.-ArrIve at Chicago, 40 A. NJ.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Mail, s.45 a. M.-Arrive at Chicago $40 N.
Exp, II. 80 P. M-Arrive at Chicago, 20 A. M.
G-The morning train from Iowa City and washing
ton Is the only train leaving Iowa the morning that
makes connection with the Through Express Train OF
Michigan Southern Railroad the same evening.
Passengers by any other Route obliged remain
| in Chicago until the next morning.
Passengers are specially requested to NOTE THE
FACT that this is the ONLY THROUGH Route from Iotcd
City TO Chicago The decided advantage i. possesses
by the connection of the Roads the Mississippi
River, give 1t preference over all other routes All
trains Through to Chicago rithout change Of
between Davenport and Rock Island thus dispensing
with the loss of time the annoyance and liability
Of Baggage, incidental 10 other lines.
Connections made al La Sale. with trains Of tho
Illinois Central Railroad. for DUnleth Gaena Cairo
St. Louis and intermediate points.
At Chicago, with trains OF the Michi Southern
Michigan Central and Fort Wayne and hicago Rail
Roads.
Es]rhrouGh Tickets can be procured at Washington,
and Iowa City, TO Buffalo, Albany New York. Boston,
Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore and all the prin-
cipai points in the United States ami Canadas.
SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK,
will And this the desirable and expeditions route
| from Iowa TO Chicago and the Eastern markets.
- Stock Trains run through in II and one
half hours. without Ferriage or change Of Cars.
JOHN F. TRACY. General Superintendent.
| ". L. ST. JOHN, General Ticket Agent
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Time. Time! Time -!

Mr.. A. D. ROBINSON, announces to the
public, that he has secured the services Of
Mr.. S. P. KENDALL, a thorough practical
workman, and that he is now prepared to
repair watches Of every description on the
shortest possible notice. The fact that Mr..
Kendall has been in the employ of the man
ufacturers of the celebrated 4" American
Watch" is sufficient guaranty, that he is
an adept at the business. Mr.. Robinson,
has now on hand, and will be constantly in
receipt Of large assortment Of watches,
jewelry, and clocks. One door east Of the
Pacific House, is his establishment.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wholesale 4 Retail Price Current

Corrected Weekly for the Council Bluffs Nonparei by
JOHN Il. BEERS eco,
Wholesale and Retail Gr0cers, Commission and For
harding Merchants. Middle Broadpay
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CT We have received the First No. of
PHILIPS, North Western Money Reporter
and Insurance Journal" published by B.
". PHILIPS, No. 6 Clark street, Chicago,
and neatly printed by our friends Messrs.
Pool & DEAN. From a cursory glance, We
should Judge it to be very full and correc,
exposition of money matters, and being
published in the West, should receive the
patronage of Western men. Terms
Monthly edition, per annum, IS cents
Semi Monthly, 81 Weekly, S., 90.
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be published by ROBERTSON CLARK, as the
Nebraskipn & Times.
CT The Charleston Is. CO. Mercury,
speaking of Southern candidates for the
Presidency, says "there are some twenty
Richmonds in the field, all challenging fate
at the hands of the terrible Black Republi-
can Richard Of 1860"
Appropos, of challenging J. D. HoNN &
Co., Hagg's Block, Upper Broadway, have
large lot of fresh Drugs and Medicines,
challenging, by their cheapness, investments
of sundry and divers -"mint drops" or
promises to pay, at the hands of those
wanting anything in that line.
VI Latest styles Of Jewelry just received per Ex-
press at A. D. ROBINSON'S
Steamboat Collission-Pike's Peakers Lost.
Dates from Cincinnati to the Goth dav
of March, state that the steamer Nal.
Holmes, bound from Pittsburgh for Saint
Louis, with $40 passengers, mostly passen.
gers for Pixies Peak, came in collision,
opposite Aurora, Ind, on the night of the
18th, with the Darid Gibson, bound from
New Orleans for Cincinnati, with a cargo
of sugar and molasses, and both sunk
Their cabins foated off, and from Is to 90
persons are supposed to have been lost off
the Holmes. The Gibson had but few
passengers on board, all of whom are sun
posed to have been saved, but two or three
Of the crew are missing.
% Just received fine assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches A.p RoR,SSoS
Cy" A dream Of Life, by Lux Naturo :"
will appear next week.
Don't Like 1t.
The news of the defeat of the Pacific
Railroad Bill in the U. S. Senate, caused
deep sensation throughout California. The
San Francisco Bulletin has an article limiting
as follows at the eventual formation of q
Pacific Republic:
Sentimental neglect and injustice must
deaden the affection and allegiance which
Ni''' N'eo'S hoS S'Sis on Aoi hSSbiy
A new generation is rapidly
grouing up in this distant country, who
will be bound by no habit Of loue for the old
States, but who will examine the question
of their political relations, with respect to
their advantages, on their own merits SOLE
ly."
The Alto Californian thus pierces the
vulnerable points Of the subsidized politi-
clans, who took part In the defeat Of this
measure:
Chang another chaplet of mourning upon
the altar Of our hopes ring down the cur
tain upon the last sad act of the times, in
which our own California plays so disgraced
part. Every man whose vote is recorded
against this measure, 'is a thousand fold
worse than Benedict Arnold in treachery to
his native or adopted land be bis political
predictions wha, they may" ..'' &
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Thanksgiving.

~ fne assortment Of Jewelry Of ali kinds, At
A. d. ROBINSON.
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All klndS OF unCurrtNI WVHey U0uSH' ""o
ola b- Nav & Wpu NAG 6m
O. Owing to the heavy fall OF snow on
the lst inst, but few emigrant teams crossed
the river during the early part of the pres
ent week. During the past two days, how
ever, there has been steady tide of hoofs
and horns, covered wagons and stalwart bi-
peds, setting westward in the direction Of the
precious sands of the New Ell Dorado.
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CO" The Ladies may find something Of in
terest to them, by perusjng the advertise
ment of Mrs. MCDoNALD.