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THE HRODERICK AND TERRY DL Ell
SENATOR BROBEEIch KILLED

r,r pponrp,cx AMI TERRY DUEL
SENATOR BWOBERICK KILLED.
Tina orar,,,d Mail arrived Saturday nj cht
with Sor lrorcisco dotes of the 10th uit.
ria cL,of ;t,r If intelligence bv this mail
:, tha Gaoth of Senator Kro:IcrirL. of Cali
f,r,';, ~ - d,L with .T1J,e Terry. Of the
r,'rnra;, Sn,rcra CourT. We take the
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from the San Francisco Times, Sept. 14th.l
aTRIRIjTE TO DAVID C.. FREDERICK.

from the San Francisco Times, Sept. l4th.l
Attribute TO DAVID c. FREDERICK.
In the year 1849 there came, among the
crowd of adventures to California, from
the city of New York, young man by the
name of David c. Broderick. In that city
he had achieved some reputation as local
political leader, but beyond that he was
totally unknown. He had come up from
the lower walks Of life, and was possessed
of none of the graces of manners, none OF
the winning and popular qualities that
secure to their possessor the support and
appreciation Of the masses. But be had
far-reaching sagacity, and an intuitive
perception and knowledge of men. He saw
that here was the field to make money, and
that money was power. His ambition was
of the loftiest. He bent his whole energies
to. acquire a name and fame. With no
relation on earth to whom he was attached,
no taste for tho amusements that charm the
multitude, he lived from first to last an
ascctic, bent only on doing his duty, so that
| he should leave an honorable and honored
name on the page Of history. With this
idea as the governing principle of his life,
he entered the list in the struggle for pre-
emincnco in California. How we'll he
/
Of the early efforts that were made to
! give u peculiar shade to the politics of
| California, Il is not now the time to speak
at length. 1t is we'll known that Mr.. Brod
crick at the start encountered the most
prosecuting opposition from the pro-slavery
politicians. who from the first seemed to look
on California as their peculiar hermitage.
Mr.. Brodcrick was the first obstacle they
had to encounter in opposition to their
/ unlisputed sway. lie was from FIRST TO last
the head and front Of the opposition to the
| Southern chivalry. And never before in
the history of man was an individual so
| belied, slandered md abused. But be firmly
held to his post, and fought them at every
position.
It's well known that in the times Of the
/ old Wing party it was in California but
another name for Southern party. Its
candidates were uniformity Southern
pro- slavery men, ami strong effort
was made to render the Democratic
party equally seryile to Southern leaders.
And 50 1t would have become but for Mr..
Brodcr;r&. He stood up for the people Of
the North, and the party WAS accordingly
di,idcd into the Northern and Southern
factions. When the Know Nothing party
was established here it was as intensely
ch!ya;ry IS ever had been the Wing party,
and until the year 1856 there was no other
party, or faction Of q part, claiming to
have any regard for the rights Of Northern
people in this STATE, Or being anything
at.,hc the scryl!9 tools and sycop1Unt, Of
Southern politicians, than the Broderick
Dem 'cracy. lie stood by the North. lie
stood by the people who loved freedom and
b.,tal H.. tbnf- Tb
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C0ulationol Department

We have thought for some time, Of dcvo
ting some space in the Educational Depart.
ment to the subject Of Teachers Institutes
Do the teachers Of our county properly fee
thcresponsibi.ity that rests uYon them as til,
Educators Of our youth? VIII the teacLcr:
of our county be behind our sister eountic,
in this noble work of rightly fitting thl
teacher to discharge the duties Of his Office :
How noble is the work il which YOU arr
engaged. There is truly no higher or hole!
calling on earth than that Of training tht
youthful mind: and yet, it is to be feared
that many, yea, very many, teach school not
for the purpose Of discharging duty tina;
rests upon them, but to put in their time
and draw their wages. Shall we not call
meeting Of the teachers and other friends
OF caucltiUn Ct our county, and see what
can be done towards fitting the teacher
rightly to discharge the duties Of his Office,
aud eniiatinS the people in this good work
Many of you viii doubtless SAY, it IS no use
to call an Institute in this county, hetench-
ers wont attend, and il VII result in un
entire failure. Such might be the case, but
we can't believe it, un;.i We see i: dsmou-
Stra;ed. We believe the teachers here. nrn
just as willing to try to 10 their part a il
any other part of the State. We think that
when our worthy Superintendent gives II
call for m Institute, that every friend of
e!uc4tion, viii walk right up to the work
which will demonstrate to the State, that
pottawattamie County vii! soon be second
to none in the State in her educational
affairs.
To you who are FAINT hearted. it would be
well to remember that IN the Lexicon of
American youth, there is no such word as
fall If the teachcrs in this county, will tax c
hold of this work as tao true friends of
education, they can advance the schools Of
our county three hundred per cent. in the
neXt two years.
Teachers, are You ready to CO your duty?
Let US have n meeting of the teachers and
see what can be done in clcvating the pro-
fession of teaching. More anon.
AN ACRGATICAL ENIGMA.
am composed of fourteen letters.
Ny |, :, ), ., 10, is color.
Ny ., s, 3, II, is what every child should
learn.
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i Samuel T'''"'.'''''C
= pro x
gather around the fallen gentleman, who
was soon after borne into town in his car
rjoge.
: Previous to this. Judge Terry with his
friends left the field. and driving rapidly
into town started at once for North
Bench, where a boat was in waiting, and
nrocceI.d +, Oakland, where he took pr-
yatc convcyance to Martinez. AteIegraI hic
Jj.nntch. received last night from that
nojnt. s,,tc; that Judge Terry, on his arr-
yaI nj Martinez. found some difficulty in
,,pt;inc, fcrricd ncvoss to Beniria. Both in
Nqrtincl and tn. latter place, Tags were
raised ut hnlf.mcst, caused br the false
rr,,c-ts Of Mr.. Eroderick's death. On his
arriyal Mt B,nicja. Judge Terry took over
lana corypvaDrc to Sacramcutn.
W. RrnIcrir[ w2st:[cn to the house Of
I.;- frienJ. Iaarj,Ias Haskell, E,g.. ut Black
Paint nna-Ir svo miles from The Plaza
and ,ros sno.nI ina bed with his rac. towarl
tLr Bav.nnd rrouoe,i M with rillows. Here
Nrs. InrIr. SAWYER and Hnwr!! attended on
hi,n ,ju,i.,~- the day. olul Hundreds Of tho
rri,nI. If The Senator hurried out to learn
m. wo~,t. Thcr. urrrar.i Little likelihood
oC his rc.a,.ar;n,r lie WAS able 10 sneak
ilpri,.r -, Lav. bIIt OWING TO the Wouniinr
. Of his runr.. the articulation W., generally
i,.T.tir.t ,. rn,nt.11i..ii!s. The internal
ll,rIi,., cocscd u,tcn., r..,in and Il suTyca-
+ir, sensation. In IgED Il. excitement
,v,,'..,!pl a0vth.nr W., have, arovn for some
ynar.. CorI:i,t,m.- rur.a:< u.sc constantly
I.r.I,aht some that Mr.. Frederick was
Iyin[. nnd one was received that he was
n,rraJv 1eol. vhi,a was ry,:.i IN various,
LnI,.tin boards. This WAS soon contradict
81 Nontrrn,ery street was crowded With
anyiou, inT1,ircrS. But one sentiment ami
mated All hearts. and that WAS profound
S1rrov. Il WA, a. # soInr r3,uinitr hnJ
f,,i,n ,,,.,-Y our ,i,v. I2.! .. Tarry has
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IN TOWN.

Hon. WV. II. HOOPER, Delegate elect to
Congress from the Territory of Utah, ar
rived in this city on Wednesday last. After
disposing of his stock and wagons he VIII
pursue his journey to the Natio0a! Capital
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DEATH OF GENERAL CALHOUN

Gen. J. c. CALHOUN, Of Kansas poll-book
and :. candlebox notoriety' died very sud
denly at St. Joseph, on the morning of the
18th inst. His malady was that most fatal
of all Mastern malad!es- congestlve chlls.
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c. II. SCRIvEN 60 Dearborn Street, and ROUNDS x
IANGDoN l55 Randolph Street, Chicago, are the only
authorized Agents in that City to receive ADVERTISE
nents and Subscriptions for the N0nparea and receipt
for the same.
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Ae,l' advertisements.
NOTICE TO THE DIRECTIONS OF THE
COUNCIL BLUFFS b ST. JOSEPH r.. n.

Gentlemen You are hereby notified that there will
be a meeting Of Directors Of the Council Bluff. 4 81,
Joseph Railroad, to be held in Council Bluffs on saur-
day the 29th inst at one O'Clock, p NJ. You are all
reanested to be present. J. ANDREWS seeiv
Council Bluffs, Oct. 22th, 1859
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RELIGIOUS.

Services Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, will!be held in the Methodist Church
on Sunday next, Oct. sd, at II A. NJ, and
F. II.
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JULIUS SANGER'S

\ L. W = ii AVN c. s ALO O n.
IN BROADWAY, where the finishing touches to
- 'ea!ltne'' and genteel appearance are bestowed
ed 10 (alI az MS rooms, where, should he be lucky
as 10 snsFe them, the keen edge of chasrin will be
eors ps 'heeonsoiation that is was done sleek easy
and without hurting the feeling
p 1T Room on Upper Broadway, No. 90, next door to
october 50, 1850 my
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AND
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tesn engraved exclusively for u.s. at heavy cost, as
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AGRICULTURE, MECHANICS LITERATURE and
CURRENT EvIxTs, embracing Contributions from
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STATEMENrr

[ " the condition Of the Metropoll,an
company Of the City Of View Ynrt 80 ~ suranes
o. May 1888 being the period o. The .,t h day
annual statement OF said Company ,aads ;, - semi
,ay OF state Of the State Of Nov Iowa sees
Statute OF said State. pursuant To the
The name Of the Cornpany Ia " The Me,-0,e,,.
insurance Company located in the CITY OF M. Fire
In the State Of New York. Va Ne~ fork,
CAPITAL.
The amount or authorized Capital. s,on
paid up In Cash, ......,, ,ao ~, nsote %
ASSETS,
Cash on hand in once. sss7 "a
Metropolitan Bank ssh a.
In hands =, and ana rant TX Bki2sos "a 1888 Ia
Real Estate, W." .a, HssA''. ~: 1900 o
Bonds held by the Company, .........SoDe
Debts due the Company secured by Mort
gage on unincGmbered real estate. worth
In every case, hfty per cent above the
amount for which the same is held as Sc
curly by this Company, and Sl5o,O90
thereof, and upwards, icing on Real Es-
tate. worth In each case, double the A.
mount for which the same Is held as Sc
curity by this eJfnpaDy-all bearing seyea
Debts otherv.t.e Secured sv .,s:: .,s sa 10 u
Iereat thereon, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I, a.. -
Debt for Premiums consisting Of unnaid ''-'9 %
one Ser,iri,ie: :. ''.''''''''.''-''... SOL "a
'''''''''''.''''''...' $500 o.
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REGULAR ST, JOE, COUNCIL BLUFFS AND oyA.
HA PACKET LINE.

] u n y n
HA PACKET LINE.
q The fine and substantial steamer WM
AfSssFVis3f44S CAMPBELL, L. Calvert, Master b. q
Esss--ss-;szS-a Brent. Clerk. Will leave ST Joseph
every eiues'ay at O'Clock P NJ, arrival Of Ham
nlbal and St Joseph Railroad from St Louis for Iowa
Point Forrest City, white Cloud, Rulo. winncbaco,
Arago st. Stephens, San Francisco, Nemaha, Brown
vile s nora, Linden, Nebraska City, Rock Bluff Beth
lahem PiattSm"uth. Pacific City, st. Mary Bellevue
Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Returning leaves Council Bluffs every Sunday at 8
4. Nj, connecting at St. Joseph with the nanuibal
Il. for alt points East. North and South
IL Through Tickets for sale on board the Beat
j HOWARD, General Agent, at Council Btuas and
Omaha OF whom Tickets for passage be obtained to
any points East South, or North and contracts fer
transportation Of grciGhts can be made.
May Il, 1889, tt
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$500 o.
$500 rs %
LIABILITIES
MISCEI.J.AN EnIr

The greatest amount insured on one rt.r L. An. -
on Storage Stores. in New York, usually no,
$40 900. "''s thsa
Gross amount Of Prerni urns receivet in s.s..
Iowa for the year ending July LIST 1889 M,. o'he 1
Of Stock 100 per cent Dividends declared ~, 'siae
year L per cent Charter Of the Company sen; ssr.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
CITY AND COUNTY NEW YORK s..
James: James LorsmeT Graham President, and Edward
surance Company Of the city Of New Yo,t b.;, m
ally sworn depose and say that The foregoing IL 80
iul and correct statement Of the affairs Of sad Con,
pany, the same on the frst dsy az ~ ,a.a
that the said Insurance Company is the bona e5s 80
Of at least Three Hundred thousand Dollars q, -,
cash capital invested IN mortgages on Real Bst.ts as
cordiDg 10 theiaws Of the State Of New YORK vbs,.
at least hundred and fifty thousand dnii,T.
en- real estate worth double the for which II.
same is Inortgaged.
{~~ Subscribed and sworn 10 this thin 9th s
LIS (o' August, 1859, before me.
- ALLAN RUTHERFORD.
! Commissioner Tor the state Of Iowa in New York
JAMES LORIMRR GRAHAM, Pre,,
Z. A. STASBURY, Sec'y.
STATE OF Iowa, AUDITORS OprtcY
Des Molnes, Sept 18th. 1859
II is hereby certified, that the I2tn day Of S.p;.m
her 1853, statement tiled IN this once sbsvirv
the condition Of the Metropolitan Fire Insurance Crs
pany " New York City, State Q: New York on the et
day Of May 1853 in accordance with the Uoysi,rs a,
an Act Oh the Legislature Of this State passed JsaUsr
Is 1877 that such statement shows that SAID Contauy
~
vested A. required in SAID Act
Authority IS therefore given to the above named Ne
t"pi!ian Fire Insurance Company to transact husD,s.
Of Insurance In tbs State, accordance with the Avs
thereof.
It's also certified that D c. BIoomer R>1 c. Conn
Gil Bluffs has teen daily appoint ed by said Oruran their
lawful Arney and Agent for the County 0: Pg;tsx,+
tame with full power tske risks Of Insurance tha-s
in, and to acknowledge service Of process upoD hs H.
ing certified copy Of the statement fed n .b oiee
with the Clerk Of the D>rrl,I COrrt, an! ,or sad
County. II j. further certified that the annexed "a.
rue copy # the required statement.
{ - In testimony whereof. ] have hcrennto 90,
Is. my hand and afixet my seal Of ofce th!. laik
~ dry If September, 1853.
}. ". CATTELI., Auditor o, Iowa,
Ort o. 3u
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SheriH's Sale.

pY virtue ct a Special Execution to me direct ed
- from the Office of the Clerk of the District Court
P"t"watanic County, Iowa, shall proceed 10 sell on
Monday the 2!St day OF November. A d. 1859 between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock NJ and O'Clock p. M OF said
dav in front Of the County Treasures Office in the
CITY {" I"t' Bluff, the following described Real E
tate of R. q. Pierce to wit: Tho undivided ono h,f
ct Lots D. 10 IL IN Block 10; Lots 49, 49, 20 Block
~ Lots 0, b. T. coin Block Is; Lots . g. H. IT. in
block io' Lots s. g. 10, in Block II Lots l. I 10 in
Block 10; Block s. Block l. Outlet s. all in the Min
Addition to council Bluffs Iowa Taken property
of r. e. PIERCE, to satisfy Execution in favor of Wm
s. T. Morton. S. H. CRAIG, SHERIFF.
CONNECT BI0tlS, Iowa. October %. 1859
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The Senators holding over are eleven
Opposition and eleven Democrats. Eleven
were voted for this year, and we have rea-
son to believe that the Opposition have car
ried every one. This will make the Senate
stand % Opposition to ii Democrats.
MINNESOTA.
This young State has elected a Republican
Governor, Congressman and Legislature !;
thus securing Republican Senator in place
Of Shields. The indications are that the
Republican majority in the State will reach
5000 at least. The fight was made dis
tinctly against Douglas, upon Douglas
platform, and the results are before YOU
The Democracy are amazed ind dumb
founded at their unexpected overthrow
Three times three cheers for Republican
Minnesota!
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ncOrpOratrh 1919.
Fire s. Inland Navigation.

Risks Accepted at tcrHs consistent nth Soirsacy
and fair profit.
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0NAwA, October l7th 1864.
ED. NNpAREIL:-l send you the OIL 'al returns Of
Aohoha GNny, on the State, District, and County
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= official.
$685. 4474 1888 1891

official. $685. 4474 1888 1891
We publish above, official and reported
returns from G3 out of the Sc counties in
the State. by the figures given, which. we
think will not be greatly varied by the Off
cal returns, kIRKwoor is ahead l2l | votes.
These same counties, two years ago, gave
LOVE, Republican 3J4 majority-so that if
the above figures are any where near correct,
we have made large gains, as we'll as losses.
The counties yet to hear from gave the Re-
pubIcans over two thousand majority, two
years ago-so that. if they do as well this
year, the Republican majority in the State,
will be about the same as last year,-over
5000! Be that as it may, the result Is no
i longer in doubt-the Republicans have
| elected thci- entire State Ticket, and ma
ority Of both branches Of thu Legislature.
i The Republican majority in the LesIsla-
ture will be decided i'll the House 1t prom
ises TO be large. Out Of a House composed
of ST members, we count pretty confidently
on at least 90. The Senate is composed OF
A members. Of which at Leaf 26 will be Re-
publican.
OHIO.
The House of Representatives as reported,
will stand: Republicans 50, Democrats 40.
The Senate: Republicans %, Democrats
10. Majority on joint ballot, SO. That is
quite enough for every political purpose
The majority on the State ticket will be
between 5000 and 10000. The Dough
face Push will be laid on the shelf, and
Republican sent to the [. S. Senate.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Forncy's Press of Friday says g the 'ndi'
cations are that the majority for the State
nominations of the Peoples party is about
"a geo.
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INDIANA ELECTION.

From the meagre returns received, it is
impossible to even conjecture the result in
the State. 10 counties show large Hepub-
liean gains, and 4 counties, Democratic
gains.