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Donfenb fir be apS9ebrettete 0Enncrf6Gft, weite Der fri,
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Scales Ncner0erf febermnaSs Maemtmr.

MECHANICS SAVINGS BANS
H~nse3G8en mad benz neuen @sbaube str Baltimore Sarf 4
tGg @ds BON baltimore unb 9t. Daul 4trase,
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BON Deppitten une MuStablun6 bon 9elbern oEen
@tlb fann 1Un1 DUGdr aufiDGtts btnterleof psrbss. Diecfr, ,
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9 Ell d. ert tIetbt, f. e~npfeblen mir Denientgen, !pel6c Sreun.
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btnoupeen Ssrfdnfe. ~ .a.n onorttS,
'% %8% GGatttr up'rS tn alien @rSsen nnS Der bsfea a"GlHn
5nTSS aefS ~ heu ~btlt8ftn Yretfen 81 boben.
Il p'' 6 dme8 81. S Iemnttn8 g.
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SESiebttg fisr N'is11Dauberer.
So 15 s5psSssis Es25as <s4Sass1sa

-. SESaE6asage zssEsHsA 49,
Wsue arrangements fir @tnpanberer, bic NIB
Dem Weften IN retfetl lDiiniden.
gSH tsnte, ben 9. gfcyeMtsr an, rerbsn Die @inwGnsersr
anf tr WCrtbern Central 6 dIYertfreet OePpt ~GtFen9ahn mil
benz Grprsssu8 %befErbert. Die Yabn sietst babursa ben Smmt.
8ranten einfn SrGBertn @Ortbetl, ns trBent etne
anbere Sabu, aud III fe I'm "a WleItn firser ais ie5s dnbere
8atn MAD benanntsn @lGsen, ais, .sH m
YtttSbur9, @lepelanb, Detrrit, Sort Wapne
|@btca9c, Wfilwaufee, @alena, Dubuque, St
Yaul, Sod S8lonn, Burlington, Sopa Str
mn erben ceshalb BITE mil Der gtOrtbern Central 8ebn se.
bent y ysrfUnen 10 @,anbsH trdssr ais tte mis- anbern Bah,
men Gebeneen bGrt ctntrefen, aud werben 4 WaI psnieer BIZ
gDagen batei ~8ewe6leIt. Die Sebn Sistt bura ben 6bnHer
aeetl SGn Sbtp. Ste game @ntfernane ben BIER BITS Gtca9C
TN 900 Otetlfn DaS @epGG Dtro bier 9esethnet (mdrfebl uni
I9ett 4 Il en- YaiaSteren an ben teftmmauasert.
ytad Greltltne, Oantpu, Cincinnati, Jnbiaaa.
polls, Qouisptle unb ct. eoui8
|ysr IN tbenfals 9ahasiere tsf6rbert nnb fir ttt 5tpdd
ietH { Settere unalabunBatofen p9rstpnrt Die @GHa8ters
benz 3nbr-. sbar Nbenbs 10 ntr>3re nab aleu
weflt 9fn VIGSen 8eben, etne uuttrpegs auf9ebaItsn III wer-
ben. - urdIabrts@tletts Wsrben psrtaufs In feI 0fRct bes
M9enten. SObn Is. alter,
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GALEE HAIDXIN

As will be seen by the official vote OF this
county, this gentleman, one of the Republic
can candidates for the Supreme Bench, re-
ceived a very hattering vote from his fellow
tswosmsn-avote which tells unerringv the
estimation in which he is held by the people
Of this county, as citizen, man and lawyer.
Such marks Of esteem are ak the more Hat
tcring and welcome, when bestowed at the
close of a political campaign as warm'y and
vehcmently contested as was the one just
ended. In this city Mr.. BALDWIN received
"a votes more than Mr.. klREwooD, and l0l
votes more than either of his colleagues
on the ticket. In the County, he received
100 more votes than Mr.. kIRHwoop, AID
l3S more votes than either of his colleagues.
The Pottawattamies know the man.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. JOE RAILROAD.

While our Missouri neighbors are pushing
forward their division Of the road, the peo-
pie of Western Iowa and Nebraska are not
idle with respect to the prosecution of that
portion of the road lying between the State
Line and this city. We already hear of
movements on foot in Otoe County, N. r.,
and Fremont, Mills and Pottawattamie
Counties, Iowa, having in direct view the
vigorous prosecution of the work between
this city and the State Line. A meeting of
the Directors Of the G. B. & St. Joseph
Railroad Company, was held in this city on
the Goth inst, and the following programme
Of operations unanimously agreed upon:
lst. That the Engineers at once proceed
to permanently locate the line of said road,
its entire length.
%. That the said Engineers, with all
possible despatch, prepare ths'frst five miles
of said road Commencing at the corpora
az" "no VI this city, we believe,) for the
work of grading.
sd. j. S. ANDREWS, was appointed Cen
eral Agent Of the Company, and authorized
and empowered to receive subscriptions to
the Capital Stock of the Company.
4h. The Company declared their deter
minaton to prosecute the work to compile
ton as soon as possible.
The Directors then adjourned, to meet
again in this city, on Saturday, the 29th
inst.
We believe the Board of Directors author
lied the General Agent to receive ties and
labor in payment for Stock in the above
road. Therefore, those who have no money
to spare, in forwarding this great enterprise,
can contribute to its prosecution and early
completion, in quite as acceptable way, if
they will either furnish ties, or shoulder
their picks and shoyels, and engage in tie
work of preparing the track. is quite
immaterial to the Company how OF by whom
the work is done, SO it is pushed rapidly
"lt it were done, 'twere well it were done
quickly '-for we have talked and gasscd
long enough over the project. We must now
act, or hang up our harps on tho young
cottonwoods. If We can build this road,
let Us DO it at ono. If we can't build it
we had better save our breath, and quit
talking about it. We have said that We
rou'd and 1rould build it, now lie; us prove
hy our acts that we meant just what we
said, or else acknowledge that we were
" blowing" and, to use homcIy phrase,
s! jrvun
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Election in Dubuque County.

Sufficient returns have been received from
the several townships in this county to indi
cate the election of the following officers in
Dubuque county Sheriff, Chauncey j..
Cummings, Republican; County Judge, Ste
phen Hampstead, Democrat; Treasurer and
Recorder, W. G. Stewart, Independent
Democrat; Senators, G. ". Trumbull,
Democrat, and W. W. Hamilton, Rcpub!i-
can Representatives, Francis Mango!d, Re-
publican; j. H. Williams, independent
Democrat; John d. Jennings, Democrat,
ana F. A. Gnitfke, Democrat.-Du buq,c
Tines.
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notwithstanding the Democracy of Pot
tawattamie County, on the llth of October,
triumphed by an increase majority, the
Republicans still have cause for graduation.
They fought nobly and well, and the fact
Of an increased Democratic majority, is
owing to no cause over which the Republi-
cans Of the County had control 1t is
simply owing to great preponderance Of
votes on the side of our opponents that's
all. Tho Republicans have cause for gratu-
iation-lst, because they polled more votes
than they ever did before in this County !:
and, I'd, because they are beat no worse
The increase in the Democratic majority in
this County. il owing u the fact that nearly
f'ro manfred more votes were pollcd than
ever before, as the following figures will
show: Tota! vote, in lS56, GNG- of which
the Democrats poIlcd 3j3; Republicans,
219; Americans. 81. Total vote in 1851.
'"o: Democrats, ass; Republicans, %.
Total vote in ISIS, CO. Democrats, 400 ::
Republicans, 2322. Total vote in 1859. Sgj:
Democrats, coo: Republicans 2g5. Demo
cats increased their yot in 1857, 1873 votes :;
IN 1889 over lSj7T, III votes. Republicans
Increased their vote in 1859 over vote of
1896, 50 votes; vcrvote Of 1857, IS votes:
over vote Of ISIS, G3. In this township,
Council BlunS) two years ago, Samuels had
2O6 majority over Lowe; this year. with
much larger vote, Dodge has only lG6-a
clear gain of 40 votes in favor of the
Republicans so that, if the rest of the
County had done as well a, Coanci Bluffs,
the Democratic majority, instead Of being
increased, would have been greatly de-
creased. But, this was not to be, for the
"outrostS " had been - stronghold as the
following figures will show: In loj7, 900
votes were polled in the county outside Of
this town; in 1858, 240 votes; in 1859,
Notwithstanding the numbers who left for
the Gold Mines, 36l votes were polcd-an
increase of l2l in one year. Comment is
unnecessarily sane person believes all
those votes wero legal. Crescent City,
(Which, in its palmiest days, when it had
t,rice the population il now has, did not
poll over 90yotes) polIed ITO votes at this
clection-S9 of them Democratic. We
cannot contend against such voting--it is
too much on the "vote early, vote late, and
vote often,' principle.
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ENLIGHTENED HISTORIAN

A new History of the United States, by
an Englishman, is said to contain the fol-
lowing " thrilling" sketch
"Before went to America, had heard
much of American natural scenery; but |
confess that was sadly disappointed when
| came to see it myself. | have traycyscd
the country from the colonial dependence
of Her Most Gracious Majesty, in Canada.
to the Rocky Mountains, aud saw nothing
, that could be called worthy of the artists
! or poets observation. 1t is true that Can
ada has some charming scenery which has
been improved by British taste and art-the
natural consequence of the refinement and
cultivation of tho Inhabitants; but whenever
ons crosses into the States. the country
exhibits either wild forests or naked prai-
ries. both of which are dangerous to travel
through. in consequence of the quantities
of voraeious animals they contain. \ dis,
tinguished member of the United States
Parliament informed me that railroad
train last year. was attacked by a drove Of
raccoons, while crossing prairie, and every
one of the passengers destroyed. These
raccoons are the terror Of this wild country.
and have depopulated thousands of miles of
its surface
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An election was held on or about the lst
Of October, in the proposed Territory OF
jefferson (kansas Gold Mines) for Delegate
70 Congress. which resulted, it is thought
in the election of r. y. WILLIAMS. 4 very
light vote was polled. Nineteen precincts
heard from, cast only about $500 votes
of which Williams received over l,30O-the
remainder being about equally distributed
among the fire other candidates.
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man, and one who was deeply engraved in
many hearts, was passing away. We will
attempt no direct allusion to Mr.. Broderick,
as he lay there stricken and dying in the
prime and strength Of manhood. We ore
unequal to the task, and leave the scene to
remain forever reminiscenoe with those
who witnessed it. We close the book, and
turn with deep felt sorrow from the pic
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY Virtue OF an Execution ne led from the Of.
- fee Of the Clerk of the District Court Of Pottawat-
TAME county, Iowa shall proceed to sell Monday
the 2iSt day OF Nvr A. d. 1859. between the hours o
loo'c!ocE A. NJ. land O'Clock p. NJ of said day, in
front"t the County Treasurer's Office in the City
Connect b!uts tie following described Personal Prop
egty of E. b. Thompson to wit: One cay-bapk horse
One bag horse One black horse; Oae horse;
yoke brown steers; One single buggy, painted rrd
About htteeh TONS Of hay lot Of Cottonwood lumber
One set of buggy harness Taken as tho P.operty Of
=. b. Ihohpson' TO satisfy Execution in favor OF
Bostwick, Mussey & Co.
. S. II. CRAIG, Sheriff.