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SheriG's Sale.

DY virtue OF an Execution to me directcs Pct.a-
ID oice Of the Clerk Of the District Coa'' On sat-
wattamie County, Iowa, shall proceed 70 ~ tho
urday, the End day Of July, A. d. 1903, aid dg
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and O'Clock +. NJ VI rty Of
In front of the County Treasurers once, ~ s,s,e st
Council Bluffs, the following described re 81 town
j. b. Stutsman to wit: Southeast Oh oS.n,apsn
ship IA Range 10, taken as the property J.: y. 49,
to satisfy an execution in favor Of CALVIN bep Sa,&
Council Bluffs, Iowa, May 2sth, 1853, ~
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Don't Believe It!-lf any interested one tells you
that physic, iodines guacum, bleeding and hundred
other injuiicous will relieve pain like SMITHS
Electric OIL" don't believe it. The simple truth is
daily made evident every where, in the undong Of the
previous bad management Of the most
heard Thu! country any other by the Of this
10
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The Mt. Pleasant Home Journal, says 1t
has been requested to give publicity to the
following tichet-the names are not un-
known to fame, and the Democracy OF "aII
and Singular is;of the most unques'lonaoIe
character:
For Governor, Henry Clay Dean.
Lieut.. Governor, James D. Eads.
For Supreme Judges, Thomas W. Cias-
... r Mcfarland and Jarius E. Neal
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DR.. Smiths ON Cures.-Tothe Afflicted.

Having had considerable experience in the use Q; DR..
Smiths Electric Oil have no hesitancy in saying that
1t surpasses anything have yet found for the Of
Rheumatic complaints Having long suffered from Rheu-
matis was induced to try this remedy and almost
astonished at the result, .as it affected rapid and
think permanent cure would advise all suffering from
rheumatic diseases try this medicine with
delay and think you Will find that is rightly named
SAMUEL WILSON.
Crescent CIty MAY % 1853
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There are some persons who are con-
tinually complaining of the "hard times"
and ''the impossbility of getting aIong,' as
if Io,ra was the only State in the Union that
suffers from the effects of the at.fnancial
crisis. Such persons should visit the older
States and see the condition of their most
prosperous and Furnishing cities, towns and
countries. They should behold the want
and restitution Of those thousands who are
without food and the actual neccssaries of
life, and unable to possess themselves Of the
means wherewith to obtain them. They
should behold the commercial towns in a
state Of restless quictude, AID the general
business of Il great country in 4 state of stag
nation: the countless workmen without en-
ployment and begging for Labor or bread !;
they should see all these and then say if they
could that Iowa does not at least compare
favorably with any other State. True We
have not ull the convenienccs and comforts
of older and more improved States, yet we
have plenty for the full enjoyment of life.
Our broad prairies are fertile, and promise
an abundant harvest our laborers have en-
ployment, with a reasonable remuneration !;
immigration increase, and bright and sun
nv future is dawning upon us. 1t Is true
we are not likely to realize the anticipated
benefits which it was supposed would roll in
upon US from the land Of gold, yet we have
the satisfaction of knowing that our soil pos
sesses an incxhaustable treasure which will
never prove q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re
publican.
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The South Hest says, the prospect for u
good crop is as promising as could be wished,
and Notwithstanding the late rains, and con-
scquent delay in planting, the corn in Tay-
Tor county is coming on finely. We see
many of our farmers already busy with plow
and hoe, giving their corn the first filling.
Some who have not been as fortunate as
their ncighbors, or who have low ground to
plant, have only finished planting. Last
year there was hut little corn planted by the
first of June, and the most Of that had to be
re-planted.
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GO The New York Herald thinks Louis
Napoleon is going to make Limself the
Washington of Europe.
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Proprietor OF SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL

g For small sum all may be relieved Of Headache,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Asthma Gout,
Piles, letter. Felons, Seedlings, Cramp, Deafness,
Wounds, Barns Sore Throat, Gathered Breasts, etc.
70 Ask for DR.. SMITHS Electric Oil, or you will
be made the victim Of fraud.
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From the largest dealers South. !

From the largest dealers South
Dr.. SMITH, Philadelphia.
We enclose check for your Oil per bill OF the 9th
for which please acknowledge receipt. We would sug-
gest you the proprety of advertising here Our Mr.
Wright will soon call on you. Respectfully yours,
J WRIGHT Co.
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Solomon Rose,
David Osborn and
Nixon OveTman.
To David Osborn and Nixon oVefiasa
CIlR You are hereby notified that there IS %.
- file in the office of the Clerk Of the ps.riatsafh"
Mills County, in the State Of Iowa, F"S
of solomon Rose claiming of you the sum o. ase
rem aud eighty Eight ittyseven one hundred'hs 1,y
which he alleges to be due him on three prolso.r,
notes all dated June 23d 1857, and that an ~,
has been issued in said cause, and your pf'Psw
tached TO said claim and that unless you Of
and answer said petition, or BEFORE the 80 Of
the second day Of the August term District C"G.n
said county, be begun and held in the ,SSn basement
wood on the third Monday in August 'o'''
will be rendered against you thereon r., p,s;,sF
FRANK STREET, Atty toT r.u !" IA
II appearing from affidavit that the The
above mentioned cauf OF action subslstihs se q,
defendants. therefore hereby order ION te IA
the plaintiffs Attorney that the foreeo 80 yos.
published four successfully in the Couhc'! oi1N'
PGreH
&c. BOSBYSHELL ,,r,.
County Judge, Mills Co.. '0'''
May 3ist, 1859
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To EDIToRs-CAuT S!-Publishers Of newspapers
respectfully cautioned not to insert the faschood
specting myself Of young fellow assuming French
which have appeared in several newspapers of late
Such notices would not BE admitted where he is known.
G. B. SMITH, NJ.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

THE CITY OF WASHINGTON INTERCEPTED OFF
CAPE RACE.
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From the best dealer in Albany, MY
DR.. SMITH, Phila.--The demand for your Electric
OIL has been most exraordinary-I have reiaiied
81 large bottles in single day, besides the other
lies. 1t highly spoken Of and some great cures have
been made here by it, Please send IL dozen Of
each size. Oblige yours truly
W. L:JENIsoN, Druggist,
6Sl Broadway, Deavan House.
II. II HAY CO., the great Northern Druggists, Port
land who have sold large quantity the last six months
and who know its great value, now say again.
PORTLAND, April 18th 1858.
DR.. SMITH, Philadelphia
1--WE have large sales for your Electric OIL and hear
astonishing it. From present Indications
shall want large amount. You may send US for imms
10 gross small size, and draw for Yours
spectfully, II. II. HAY & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists
IF THESE THINGS BE so, THEN INDEED
ARE ALL INTERESTED!
Ask Hon. John A. Poor of Portland, what 1t did
on a Burn in Two Hours ASK Miss
Eenno, Steamer " LIE wistOn,"
what 1t did for her
in one day:
NEVER have Dealers had their prejudices so fairly
overcome by irrefragible, overwhelming proofs.
Dr. VIM. G. Bennett, of Fall River, says
Dr. SMITH, Philadelphia" have become interested in
your Electric Oil because it is Good Article Send
- dozen small dozen medium and dozen large size
Respectfully yours, WIN. G. BENNETT,
Caution! Ask for SMITHS Elccric OIL as dangerous
counterfeits abound
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Cedar Rapids

CEDAR Naptus'
According to the census Just 1aSen' 'n'
of this city is 2,ll9-na!es'
] ,Oo3 females, 1926: voters, olo.
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Jhe ateeklg Auupareil.
COUNCIL BLUFFS:

Saturday Morning, June II, 1859.
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AUSTRIANS DEFEATED!

from the Seat Of War.
, 1859-03-01

ves's crop, except In The lew instano@ o. aoofs
dxnre. which are undoubtedly bslaneed hy -
many cases of deficiency. 1t would appear taat
thn GoJernments Of France aud Portugal both
entertain the idea of revived corn laws, WIN
tendency to free trado, q permanent eetae-
nf those countries adopt such %tevs, we shouid
consider them ~ more favorable to prices shan
the epssnodic changes that have lately obtained;
Continental markets have generally continued
dull. saving in thosa Of 1taty, whefs military
necessities hare created demand IN America
the markets have improved. The Arrivals on
the coast sincc the 20th inst have been ~, Of
which 10 csrgoes we're Wheat
Tbe sslcs noted last week were 1l8 ;268 qra* Of
Wheat at 41s g., against lis 62l qrs. IN 1855 Ihe
London averages we're AZ I'd On VI qFs: me
Imports into tile principal por1s Of Greas b1'tain
tor tue week ending January 10, IN "hest and
Flour. were 81 845 qra.
In Scotland tbe Wheat trade has 1ogged. Glaq,
row found but at retail trade at Cd per boil ol 40
Ihs, decline. but Barley was fully as dear. Oats
| advanced 81 per boil, and Beans Cd. Edinburgh
has had liberal supplies, with declining rates On
Wheat. and On improvement On spling+ ~ Go5n;
| At Cork-Wheat was dull Maize tirn1es. Oats
and Barley being slightly impraved. The Wheat
tynle ct Waterford TRR heavy at I'd 70 Va Per bo-
less money, and Flour was Cd. per sack cheaper
| Oats and Maize, on the contrary, were Sd per bbL
higher; Barley remaining unalterad-
PARIS CoRH MARKET.
Pans, Jan. 3d. There WIZ further fall in
| the Paris -four market last weak, and transac'
lions we're pnusualiy languid. So much discour
.eement nreTails among spectators thst il
Would not be extrsordinaTy il further fall tool
place. Buyers themselves are demorali1sd a
/ seeinp that the sacrifices they have made X
suuport the market have been Of no avail. Thei
hsTs filed the public stores with -four, and thi
| has rather strengthened the position Of sene1s
mutt al soms future period be brought forwar'
fnr aale and crush the market. The sale OF hou
for consumption il heavy beyond DESCRIPTION
, 1859-03-01
Chicago Daily Wholesale Market.


vrnrR-rrm. Sales vere:-s5 bb!s medium sps1ng
r~+-a A. a5 1ax: 50 bb, medium Winter At esl9x.
wax.1-Wtk7kx-Atha thade hlsh:r. eates to-day we're:
an hu M Nltc 1t u IS In gtote= 100 bu No led II
u 2s In store 40 ba do At io Etore: 6 hu do IN
,ots II Il q In stores GOO bu Fed Al GLE In store:
Ho bu do Of 4Ll3 In store. arkSo-Ver7 firm. sa}ea
today ve1e:-20Q bu prime spr1nx IN bass u *Los on
track: 700 bu atandazd u aes In sore ''e ou no
s1nr At Sc In sore so bu do at 9 In sort 800 bnsh
pta.4.a st Tic In s:ore-mafket cohnk firm With ssong
upward tendency.
0nRN-Adyauced 1c. Bales to.dty were:-1,0o bush
sb.ed nj &c per ~ track 20 bu do Atessc on
+raek 20; hu do 1t &C on 200 bu Eur Corn at e+o
per 70 rs on track
OArR-8tesdy Eales were a follows:-50bn fair new
crop In bass At &c on t1sck 300 bu do at5c delivered
RYE-soo ba prime at soc per 60 NJ on track.
BARLEY: go bu No. st &c In store 2sl hszs eomnon
| nj 55c on trAak. .....
BEANS 40 bu prime White at tlt1
| CORN MEALS tons BoIied At ~; one ton Unbosed
/ atss5
| euoRT5-a14@15 per ton.
| MlDDLINGS-als318 per ton
| pt;cEWHEAT FLQuR-Cocamon. t1.ko27 per 10 -:
Dixon Mills. ss.
sEEDs-1o btgs choice Timothy At N.a': - bass fal'
do ii bAzs good Clover at s6.12x:9 hu infer1o'
, Plsx 1t el,05.
mGHxINEs- 50 bbla aold at &c
ALcoH0L-54@56e per gal
DREssED HOGS Scarce and hfo, With salea &ual lot
| hea19 II s5o@7.oo. ..
| PHOVISIoNB-MeM PORK qu1et and nominal Ut SIN
| 4l75Q. Cut Meats Inactive.
| LARD-Noin!n21 At 11Hc.
TALLOW-scarce and in demand at lokc.
HInB-Pi1m Green Country. 6&18c: Green aalted
EX@9c; Dry Flint 1649t7e-
| pELTS-C!ty llauxhte:ed $L1eH017'; Country. slo
| CLIO. ....-
uUrTER-Choice roll 15al;c: Good do. 1:@15e: cor
.non do, ll@13c.
EGGs-Fsesh. 1@813c per dos.
PouLTRY-Ch Chickens, a1.so22.oo per doa: Tuskezs,
| per ID
PoTkT0Es-ssbu bu prime Meshtnnoeka u 7ac; Coz
MOE, 509C0e. ...
DRIED FRuIT-1n good demand and market acaire
1@1lhc for appiea and 13@i2H fsr impaired Ptaehts
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-" 80 .. =: =
=BX~4EtECRAPH.
4 TERRIBLE TRAGEDY III WASHINGTON
HIGH LIFE
Hon. Daniel Fl. Stc1.lcz KAls DtAtf1cS
Attorney Key.
TO TEE PRESS AND TRIBUNE.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 27.-The community RaR
thrown into au intense excitement Today by the
killing Of Philip Barton Key, o. S. District Atsor.
ncy for the District Of Columbia, ut the hands ol
Daniel E Sicklss.
According to the report, Mr.. sickles, being
convinced Of the truth Of ccrtaln scaudaoas iu.
mos invoking his vile, resolved 70 1eaes
lis wrongs. At about 2 O'Clock thls tsun'
day} afternoon, proceeding from h's rcs'aeoes' a.
u9ar the Presidents house, to tue soulh'east eol-
ncr Of lafayette Squire. in the kame Ae.suuo.'
hood, where Mr. Kny was engaged III cohte1ea'
CHARGED @ III Mt. Kay viii, having dishonored him and
destroyed his dumesdc peace, and shot aim W.ia
1rrynfqer. Que Of the halls entered the lett sue
at tle body and passed through to tue corresponds
ing poiut On the opposite side, lodging unaef tae
hlin. Another shot took elect IN the rGht ln'En'
near tue main artery, when MI. hey te!!t imp!oE.
iuc Mr 6cktcs nut 10 kill him. The third shut
was in the right side, g!ancing from the body, H.
fcting only q bruise.
Dea1h cusued in few minutes The body was
taken into the National Club House, where Jury
Of inquest was held, who. alter an examination
into H.: circumstances Of some hours length, rc-
turned ycrdlct, merely stating that the death OF
Mr. Key was from the ctIsct Of pistol shuts ~
above stated, fired by Sicklcs.
Tbs premises Of she Club House were crowd
ed With people snxiously tuqutrtnE INTO ail tne
circumstauced Of the event. Afse1 Mr: slckles
HA0 kMieA MEs N.Y. AE AefAAIA ~
dence Of Attorney. General Black, where be was
advised to deliver himself into the hands Of toe
officers, who subsequently conveyed him TO )a1L
to which be Was committed ior further examia
alton to.norrox. The f4cts which led to ths
tragedy will then probably jud1c'ally trannp1!s,
The i1qusitiop Of the Coroner was merely VIII
reference to the cause which produced death
WAtBnGrox. Feb. 2s.-Applieation viii b
mnde By Mr. sick'es for writ Of habea' soFpu. @
With q Tier to procure his release on bail y
axait his trial. His wife exoneratea hlm iron
al blame sud he has the sympathy o1 Inc coo'
Ia tne Circuit Court. MI. Carlisle announce
tho death Of Mf. Key, the late District of Attot
ney for the District Of Columbia Whl!e euo
eisinz The deceased as courteous, frank' 9pesn *s
6enrted gentleman. be foFebore 70 SPEAK ol II IL
oause. Which led TO his death, as shat was sae
iect fos judicial investigation. The Court pal
= nsimilar compliment to the deceased Adjourn
cd 10 Thursday.
, 1859-03-01

it. LOWS. Feb I.-The New Mexican nail
reached Independence yesterday. The weather
at Santa Fe was sum;ner.Eke. and The road on
tbs ptAins excellent. Large quantities Of goods
and provisions hsd been sent from Santa Fe to
Plke'A Peak.
The Albuquerque snd the Neosho mail arri.
we'd At the latter place on the 2lst, The maal OF
November from Eeoaho has not been heard Of
since leaving Little River. The December mail
waa met 40 m'lea east Of Albuquerque. progress
ing finely.
Tho Leavenworth 7'im4 has advices from
Denver City pixies Peak) ot the 25sh. New aud
valuable discoveries Of gold are reported 81
Yasque's Fork, 10 1niles from Danser City.
Csirns were being rapidly taken up. Large nc
cessions Of population were constantly coming
from California, Utah aud New Mexico. The
winter hss been very mild. indiana numerous
bnt peacesb'e-
, 1859-03-01

NV OsLxAxs, Feb. ss.-Tha Tennessee has
arrived from Vera Cruz, 22d inst M1tauon
VIA still at Orizaba With 4, 600 mel, ard was
coIlectipg forced loans every where. he mad
formed Cabinet, consisting Of Lranzar. Mills:
ter of Foreign Relations; Za]aceta, Minister oi
FINANCE. and Castillo, Minister Of Wnr. Thera
wee 1000 Liberal troops ct ZAcarcas, ond
smother BODY st Morllla-
The {+ogrtsso Of She 1G.h, states that the
French and English commanders no.sheo ING
Cantain Of the American slonp. .ot-war SarntoKa
that they should board the Tennessee to see II
there we're any t}llbus.ers on board me Csp;
lain of the Saratoga ineimated thHt they could
not do 10 while his ship WAS near enough 10
prevent it.
The foreign minister's at The Capital had not
recognized Airamon as President.
IIe Eogliah and French FquAdrons were N
hnstile attitude before Fera Cruz, md faEorlnR
Miramoo and the Church purity. They Will al
lack The city from the seu, while Mlrsmon does
the sau,e by land.
The English and French merchRnta at vera
Cruz hid renowned The protection Of their own
flag, and plaoed themselves under tho American
lag.
Pn114prLputA, Feb. os.--A dispatch from Ne"
Orleans this morning contrad:ets the report VOW
the Ensiirh vessels OF war intend to 1n1er1e1t
With the Tennessee, nnd alto s1ates 1nat 4o1ls
would be landed from the EuKllsh and trepcf
vessels to protect thh lives and property os ~
eub;scts Of thei- respective nations, unless HI
ranop guarantees their safety before attacking
Vera Cruz.
, 1859-03-01
MYTH C0XGREsS----SEC0ED SESSION.

SENATE, Feb. oB-Mr. Yulee, by authorlty Of
the Past Office Committee, reported adversely 10
a large number Of memorials asking Tor post
routes. 1y.,,o-
stcad bill, but the Scuste refused W tAc 1oo"!ng
AyEs-Iscll. Rrb:1crick, Cameron, Chandler.
CLARK. Dixun. Dou]ittle. douglas, Fesseh1en,
F,sde. Foster, Gwin. 1Iaul1n uarlFn, johnson u
Tcun,, Jones, klng, rugsl, RICE Seward, Shie'da,
6ln,puns, Stewart, TrulnLull, Wade, aud wilson.
EAys-Allcn, Bates, Dayard, Dis'er. Bright,
Brown, Cbesnut, Clay, Cliueman, Davis, Fitch'
Fitz,wt.ick, Green, Hammond, Houston, Auntcr,
1vc1sou. J,lt,stn Of Ark, Mallory Mason, Pea7ce,
7,ok. Reid. Sebastian, Thompson Of NJ, I0ombd,
Ward, Wright. YuIce-23.
Mr.. Houston made lis parting speech, fcVle~'
luz und vluslscA1ins his Gang lcssional course.
The House took up the Navy Appropriation
hill. and coucurrsd ia MIR. Sherman's amend
ment. reducing the appropriation Tor repalr6
armament. equipment, fuel and hemp 1Ion
"a 100 900 to fl, 800, 900. by 122 agaiust Co. TIT
amendment reduces the appropriations OF e,
lle. 900 for the ten Navy Yards to only 81,
030, 900.
Ms. Phelps asked leave to report bill 70 re-
vive Tor two years the act authorizing the 1asu'
Of Treasury notea. but the House refused.
Mr, Phelps then moved to 70 into Commltle'
on &heMiscellsneous Appropriation bill Agrees
to.
Washburue Of Wisconsin moved TO strike on
tbe appropriation Of $3.50, 900 for surveys OF IN
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts
, 1859-03-01
later from our Faraguuyan Fleet and
HAtAtIA.

NEW Yonk, Feb. 27.-The bark Antagonist
hps arrived iron Buenos AJ1es. Jan. -. busa-
ness generally dali.
Commissioney Bowlin md Commodore Shu'
brick had gone up&he river 10 hold an interview
with Lapez. taking the briga DOLPHIN and rsr5y.
which will be taken in tow at the forks OF the
river by 1he ste -mera Fulton end Water Witch.
The rest Of the fleet we're ut Mon:evideo.
A ParsRusySn steumer has gone up With :. =
chain to be placed across the iser to nrerept
vessels from passing, A French mud English
steamer had also gone up, nnd il wss supposed
the latter would make u demand on Lopfz Tor
indemnity in the case Of British schooner late'
" seized. ::
It vas generally thought that our nsct is en:
tirely inadequate, sad that it an engagement
took p!ece they would be beaten. His said that
Lopez has lo. 900 men under arms and well dis
c,plin.d.
eniug from Havana a2i. No nexs.
Little dong in the sugar market. buyers re-
fusinR TO accede 10 the demand ClaYed feals
Muscovado reals.
, 1859-03-01

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28,-The select committee
appoiu.ed ut the last session to exguinn the ac-
counts and conduct Of Gen. Cullom, tho former
Clerk Of the uuuse, scqu,t him Of any corrup.
lion OF dishonesty in the discharge Of bis duties.
They reported facts connected With every
char9e. which on investigation WAS found worth
attentiou. In some cases, the committee thought
that moro care might have been exercised. bu.
this amounted to no more than failure to cor
rec. prae xisting abuses.
, 1859-03-01
steaa Ferry froa Council Bluffs to Omaha City
NEBRASKA, NO. l.

UHIS BOAT HAS THE CAPACITY to
eauy ~ WAGON. and Teams = eaeh trtp. .ad .2a
1a tafen over at ocr loxd 900 head OF Cattle Aud 4a
rs IL fO crossings a. more tsch WAY ia aAy and
M 6e sh . fey oves tfaa, toaE to ~ daaase'
"a sasure traveesa Who arc going 10 tho
Nebraska Gold Mines,
Utah, California, Oregon aad Wathsn non Iesnto.eA
that the roads ro lAlraei. 1owA CIV b1ondoe'@ @ sna
,oinss iatsfrue BY Council Bsnda AMI Omaha CtJ.
Ind up he narh hide Of the Platte k!Ve a8e oelss.
7eareF. md more 4baadautt1 stacked wiih Maxons @
nther And With the setuc:aents and toTne Aaa tas
rer1iar and xelleat4btsahet Ina OF Mail coscha n
ended III The way the rnes It's no onzes wider
nt1s rnuie thzouxh indian caunsFy p9t can % ~
TS.d nj faFrlJ and comfortably and much more e1n5
i'm sny of he r7ads throoxh Missouri Of Iowa
There Is the aAe l=nxti Of foaa ~ tos uhnea M e.
sd places and nearly sraxh Tbs s.eanin n 90 nc me
north side Of The Platte ~ ~ exspt ane
FerrY. rA...s. go ~ rcr,.nv
4la 1au.
, 1859-03-01

An Extraordinary Session Of the u. =.
Senate Called.
WAsB1Nofon, Feb 2s.--The President hos is
sued proclamation declaring that an extraor-
diuary occssion requires the Senate 70 con-
venr and sci upon such communichtioDe ss have
been or unsy Be made to 1t on the part Of the Ex-
ecutive. Il il culied for the Alb ot March. at
noon Of which all who shall then be entitled 10
act as members Of that body are required to take
notice.
, 1859-03-01

EEw YoaK, Feb. 2s.-The Black Warrior still
lies in an exposed position and will 90 10 pieces.
large quantity Of her cargo VAS got ashore
yesterday At Rockaway. Tho boiler stt4ched to
The steam pumps on board exploded yesterday,
jurlnR the engineer.
LATxs1.-The latest accounts from tho Black
Warrior atata that she has gone 10 pecea.
, 1859-03-01
characterization.
I TLANT1C ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAV
~ 1xatio1 toupAay's New York ard Galway Line -
Tho departure tso New York vii b the eaEnshIp

I TLANT10 ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAV
NJ ssH 1ass 5sfi i. t1e =
Prince Albert.
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= He: = Sa1 @ ~ - g
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CHERRY CREEK AND PIKE's PEAK
~ ExPREsS.
Through 10 the Gold Mines In Ten Days.
JOHN M. HockIDAY i CO.,
Propreto and Contractors Of tn: Great ssls Lake .nd
Chs..1 Greek United ates Mall. viii run 4 dau
EprtA Line Of
Concord Coaches drawn by SiK Mules,
Through or, A:ck.on. Kan,n Te..tloIy e2 s4e @ rsst
u ths Mouth Of ChesrJ Creek
Tbs L'ne Connects VIII 'hs
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOE RAILROAD, :.
By Daily Line Of s,e.me,&
ThI, the oa1y daily line Of sa.es to the Gold Au-a
'''9 FTesh s,sessia psi MILES Every 30 Miles,
Passengers y r. ae s b tstsa % thFpuFa trq@ *sfet h
Pare throulh 10 Denver C1tJ Cherry csesf sAs0 HOE
N.B@Panense.s vn be boasd.d tbtouxh TO the nau y
the Company h1vnx established Eastnx Hou4es eves.
swtnsy nlles. Rofty lha baxaaSe H'n alao ne Above
.senxeFs 1l he,E IN mind TIA. stro p.1s thels ~
! forty lbs,