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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16
Delegates to the State Convention,

To the Editors of the Pioneer and Democrat
Allow me through the medium of your
columns to call the attention of the Demo-
cracy of Minnesota to subject, at this
time, of much Importance namely, the
selection of Delegates to the National Con-
vention to be held at Charleston.
The Democratic party at the present
time is the Conservative party of the coun-
try, and the friend par excellence of the
Union of the States
Slavery is repugnant to the feelings OF
the great mass of Northern men of both
parties. Its further spread is deprecated.
Our Southern brethren entertain different
views in regard to the question. This ex-
citing subject can only be settled by COM
promise. People of both sections must be
prepared to yield something for the public
good. In this spirit the Democracy gener-
ally endorse the views of Senator DoUGLAs
in regard to Popular Sovereignty. To
greater extent they cannot go, and the
leaders of the party cannot induce the
masses to march a point beyond Our
Southern friends, believe, are generally
prepared to meet US upon this ground, con-
sidering, however, that they, too, are yield
ing something of strict right in the spirit of
compromise.
Unfortunately, many entertaining ex.
IRENE views are to be found in both Sec
tons of the country--men who would be
gratifed to see the Union dissolved, in
order to advance their own selfish ends.
Among those entertaining conservative
views, scarcely dissenting opinion exists as
to the candidate to be put forward at
Charleston. Senator DOUGLAS is their de.
cided choice, and if nominated will be elected.
|, for one believe, no other Democrat can be-
1t cannot be denied that the Administration
is opposed to him, and its Influence will be
strongly exerted to procure his defeat.
Those holding office under it, generally men
of influence, energy, and great political in
fluence and sagacity, will leave no stone un-
turned to accomplish their purpose. There
are many such within our own state, who
are silently but energetically at work.
Every means which their ingenuity can de-
wise, will be brought to bear in order to
carry their ends. We must not RELY too
much on our numerical strength. Our
friends must be viglant. None should be
elected as delegates to the State Conven-
ton, in January, who are not known to be
decided friends of Mr.. DOUGLAS Those
holding Office under the Administration
should be excluded, and their suggestions
even when protesting friendly views. should
be looked upon With suspicion. 1t is to be
hoped that every friend of the Union will
make it point, whatever the sacrifice, to
attend the primary meetings, and see that
none but true men shall be selected for the
convention. The Union is in greater peril
than it has ever been.
Should the Republican party, led on as
it will be at the coming election, by the
PRONUNCIATION of the Higher Law and
"Irrepressible Conflict" doctrine, the Union
will, in all human possibility, be forcibly
dissolved, and the country become the thea
tire of a bloody civil war, to cease, God alone
knows when. ANTI. LEcoMPToN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16
DekOta Territory.

The result of the vote in the North part
of the Territory of Dakota, as we announced
few weeks ago, indicated the election of
Hon. j. P. KIDDER as the Delegate to
Congress. We are now enabled to say that
our prediction is verified by recent news d.
rect from Sioux Falls City. The votes
having been returned from all parts of the
Territory, it appears that Gov. K1DDER is
elected by very large majority, be having
received an almost unanimous vote.
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Appropriate, Very.

Under the heading Government Advs,"
late Winona Democrat published an ar
ticle highly eulogistic of Senator RICE, and
equally denunciatory of this paper. The
appropriateness of the heading, and the cor
respondence between that and the article
printed under it, were too striking, on the
one hand, to require comment, or, on the
other, to permit the fact to pass entirely
without notice.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16
C0ngressiOnal-.E Of Speaker.

On the 9th, after lengthy debate, in
which the Presidential question was broach-
ed, and DOUGLAS warmly commended, the
House proceeded to third vote for
Speaker. The whole number of votes cast
was 23l-necessary to choice, ll6. Mr.
SHERMAN, Republican, received ITO votes
Mr.. BococK, Dem, S8 and the remaining
80 votes we're scattered on American and
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
Ohio Delegation to Charlie ston.

The following is full and complete list
Of the Ohio delegates to the Charleston
Convention. In almost every instance the
convention selecting them instructed their
representatives by resolution, to vote for
DOUGLAS:
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The King of Sardinia's ex-head cook
is employed in one of the San Francisco
restaurants.
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o''aWa'tamie County -
ff0R SALE 81 -. =
HORACE EVERETT
Council RIn1s,.

i g wqrs Eqr 20, 10, $40 acre.
De springer's farm, miles EortS =, .na1oinihs \,
sEgrSE T2 20, ta--4s acre, on Ns.csss:..
bottom lana miles above Judge Bry,n,t os ep,A
M N ar B, n, 4f--so acres, X tf,.s.s farm :"
toe ereek mile south VI AT ---- sars, IN Assqu,
NBqrS, m, 4e--f6g acres silver creer ~ IN /
tsrsars in Shelby H. easas timber On the
So qr; EqrN " qr;s ksvo,
err 10, 4o-2Ao acres, N,kknasatspy IN, mo ~, !,
lon ,s'.u ~ me Stage route east, mils NJ, M
Grove Joining Slocuns and Judge .sss q b,
the SOUTH and Mr. FAe's and PIesber,s a. iarts
There Is no better body Of land in Vets east
ttis With plenty Of timber and Numerous NJ.
ne. ". - sss'. I'm.
( a'so, " ar y W or; and ar wa,
acres, mile cast on above bottom isnd, rsess
timber. go. - p F4#L 81 Eassr N 'ith ssns
Nislinabot any bottom land, miles north "a ara
near Cutznc gers Mil; about 10 acre, tir' M
tract; mile north Of the new State ros5 co IL
NE or and wqr7, 20, $3.50 acre.
on the NishnabottsDy River, miles hclo 'rssen aS
and the same distance above LOLA. and ID
wqrsw rss wss F qrr; anasymsr
Ek Ear q; NJ qr; E14 n " or; af1;
and n " or T. or 23 n, 1900 acres on ps y Va
about miles above Reels mill and ID mics a.,,.
E4Io;Nh and swarNEu,s-
Gil RIuTs. " '' ' Ion Ceaa
sEH4, wkNw qr, and wa,Nwuxw
500 acres: bottom, slope and upland piarie'
7 = : bon =
Of timber This very ane tract for large ,.s,ss ss
Of n W or s " qf; and W n y " ar az In
Council Bluffs. 's la
b. swqr; wy p Or, and S wqrSEsr,s
200 acres, bottom land, on Little Silver 60 ~
Of l.. J. Childs -.-r-r.E~ ~. > ' 'Nu4ies eas.
EH s T. Or 90; or and " n T. or as - .
acres, bottom land on Silver Creek ~ s-ss
Chids. a''@aJ
EES or; and W. sEqr II 7s, u-rso
yer creek bottom land, II mile south Of br,SS. 81
State road -se VI Beg
Places and Fcnncr's farms. A dS
So Z or %; and W or n v or %, Il, ss-,a,
prairie south side Lewin's Grove mile ,n'r 20,
| town. '~-''A Atg-
I 81 y 4 or, and ar 10; Sk Nwarssssu
H. $3.50 acres on Nishna BOTANY, at Isvi1, ~,
100 acres OF timber, balance bottom pai,s .,S
adjoining Mr. Trues and Mr. WTiSht's farm, SP'sa~s
VIZ W Or; N qr W qr aud SEaryw.,ss
10. }l-l36 80 acres, On Reg creek, mi.s of -,
mill, and mile alyve Hr Hu urn's farm, srs is, ~
from Council Bluffs. Also, single trsei Of
4 ~~~
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TO RENT.

vTluE ROOM IN TIE PACIFIC HOUSE, NOW
/ occupied ty HEM, WILLIAMS Co., as q
Banking House. Possession given soon. Apply 10
S. s. BAYLISS.
Cnurcil Rlutfs August IL 1sSs=y2nIsn
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PRoSPECTU
OF THE
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS,

ROCKY MOUNT AIN NEWS.
INHE DISCOVERY OF RICH AND EXTENSIVE
i Gold Regions in Western NeJTas nj, and the Ger
alnty that large population Will Immediately enter
upon settle along the Eastern Slope OF the Ryky
Mountains, renders important and even Necessary that
Press should be established there " ID delay,
1uen,e and organize the diversified nuw
rapidly rushing to the srcre Of cnterprze The chhrac-
this new and important region u depend much
upon the influence brought 10 tear upon its early settle
mrut; aud Influence Is PeTiui DIS udie
disorder and "-Eanize with order AMI free
Press. IL the purpose the undersigned proceed
at once TO the Mining Region, with Press. and
the No of Weekly Paper. from yoint in OF
near Ia" Mining Region, or or about the 1t of April
The Paper viii he called THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS. The Editorial department will he conducted
with entire indercntCnccot all partizan pcounary
and lille from all undue sect Onal
influences, III 70 devoted thoroughly the Western
interests. and especially the Central West. Reliable
correspondents viii be sccuredin every important MI
Re=Iu and Attenuation collected with caro- as To
their extent and rIohuc> ami also their Agricultural
and Comm cECIal RC>"nrCCS Special aIcuticn vii! hr
gid t" aNertainng the result Of reliable surveys fer
rnan. through the mountains, and particularly to the
Main c., raj Trunk of Pacific Railroad. In word
all that will he useful to The stranger in forming
rcr ntu}a;c Of the Mining Region and its prospects,
other rr MnnG. Farming, or Trading, will be faith
fnIrv cur,%lu:icatou in THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS.
Al the same time. private arr2ne, n"'tS VIII be mac
until the Mail or Express is regularly ,'>hed, to
obtain the earliest Eastern New for the Miners We
hep cV!HtnG tn" paper honestly :Ilr!y. 3D.
tain Tor It ic circulation in all the Eastern States,
well II the Mines, and by carefully seeking correct
intoTUatun render our statements perfectly reliable.
Wholesale GcacarS Agents; s., wishing deal with
the mining region viii find tito their interest adver
tse in THE MOUNTAIN NEWS being the first
newspaper established it will be read by all the Miners.
TERAS.-SingIe copy, year, So 8 copies one
year, $50. Strictly in advance
Adverts cmcntS will be charged as follows:
Square, months, $40 months. Sl6, year $40
Column months SO 6 months 500. | year $50
4 Column months. $40. months, $50. year Sl0O
J, Column months. S25. months, $40. l year $50
Business cards, five lines or less, ] year Sl2
WIN. n. BYERS.-
Communications may he directed to Fort Laramie
until further notice. [v2nli-3m.l
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TO Old C0untrymcn!

WE ARE DRAWING DIRECT ON ENG
w LAND Ireland, Scotland and all other parts OF
Continental Europe. We also issue passage tickets
from Liverpool, Hamburg, Antwerp, Bremen and Havre
TO New York. II. c. Nj IT Co.
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BOOKKEEPING & ACCOUNTS

Adopted to every department of Trade Commerce and
Manufacturers c"uIp chcnding the forms in sr
among The most eminent establishments engaged irdi-
v;hua!ly or in Partnership. i'll business, whether ros
porous or "drcrsC III the purchase and of C~rh,n-
dIc at wholesale and retail. importing ap! cXpi,.,r
IN their commission cr CIT jpir she, rr,
including specnlanns i'll Stacks, Real Estate 4, vim
Joining. shipping, Mining, Mauufarturng Printing and
Publishing. Hotel and Steamboat Railroad, R,1h,ur
and Exchange and Books Of JuIUt Stock all cb,r
tered Associations generally.
PRACTICAL PENN!AS>HIP
In this department, in all Others, these COLLEGES
stand without ar!vll. The styles of rrarraI Orua-
mvHtfl, ami Iad!cs Eptstolary Pcruuu,lrp II, mi
versaliy admired by all lovers Of Good Hrffiaa, AZ
TAUGHT ~ these COLLEGES not egu4cd and if - in
tended they never Shall he.
Written Specimen Of Pcnnmanshr sent free Of chargn
aI'TI .tlrll.
/ Timr Of COmmcnCi1Q. --Now-any time
Requisite QHdt!Gcdti0RS TO EHtcr.-.An ordinary
Ei-liSh FiUcaii"U
Time required 10 Complete the Course -FguIp cirt
to we've weeks
C0si Of Stationary &c Prom SIS To slo
Dipi0mHs-t wa,ed TO VII qua.il graduates
Life acknowledgements nonc College good m tho
other. "
! C0iege Ro0mS-Nraty furnished, and con, onion.
ARRANGED beng airy. and in the Lii 81 be,u,,fT 'I!
/ tons Iii the al,jvc-nAnoI cities.
TERMS-Payabc on Entering.
For Mercantile Course, including alf departments
OF Bookkeeping, Lectures and Pennanship time N.
Pcnnmanship a"nc-Uuc yeHr.................,.,lo
/ shll-twenty lessons. !
Ornamental Pennmanship-Cdrd Writing and ne
hand Fi0urishInE-as agreed upon.
ANY further information will he given with rpsSuro
on application at the College by sending for yir,
lar. which will be furnished gratui0usIy by return
mail Address DAVIS & Upton
! V2nlo Davenport or PEORIA
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The Only Eusl Course NerCaR-
tile COLLEGE in IOWA,

j. Is the dcSI2n Of tho Iropriej"rs these Colleges.
I" '!ffenp labor or cNrrsc III utkg these model i'll
H!tHti' h,, ahUr"nE IL" tr>i adequate facilities for
Young "n equality themselves practically for rcSlon-
sIhIc pONlti"a> IN lie.
The c"Hrs" I" INSTITUTION is tn crouch and
y pfa''l'ti As Ihdt IF any similar Institution III the
ChOn. COnprIaMg >CenillC and praelca ON crr III
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Millinery l. Dress Making.

.rRs pAvY HAVING REMOVED PROM BAN
M CROFT to Lower Broadway, nearly opposite MY
PARKS Lumber Yard continues Clean Press, dher
and Max. Geaaefs OF The latest fashion, at the shorfe
notice tpct. r'F-"Io-u
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/DR. II. JAMES. The Retired Physician.
discovered while III the East indies Cerfaincure
for Cons umPfi"u Asthma bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
II and general debility Tie remedy discovered
by him. when his only child, daughter, was gwen
II up t. die. His ID cared. and IS now alive
and well. DESTROYS Of bencittIDg his fellow NOR
tails he Will send to those who wish it, the recipe
conta ming full directions for making and css-
fully u,ipg this remedy, FREE, on receipt Of tLelr
name. Address q. BROWN, No. 10 Grand n
Street, Jersey City, y. ]. n3.3n
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GEORGE DOUGHTY'S
GENEnky. C0lIECTIE. AGENCY.

... COUNGlL BLUFFS, IOWA.
FI,TE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
tired from the mtr, ln'iLe business, hegs leave to
tlesce as General Collecting eli He proposes to
hI> entire attention THE tusine-> ana us iVns
rp-!euCC and gGai:tlirc ia The west VIII
he trusts. enable Inn Iu give entire sa'.> lrti0 !" all
Who may employ l.Ln.
Notes Ary 'lts an! Claims Of all KINKS. may be for
varied 10 tie undersigned. by NAL. OF otherwise, for
Prcscifati.n, LiquiatIpn or Coerun p,.tnpt attCu-
nuli w4I BE- ,ivcU ami the avIii- Imur HrCly remit
ted. Which, II may betVme ncce~saT " place C!aiu N
t ,c iCt professional services viii be secnl and
the .cE.i proceedings N-GCd forward as rapidly posi-
We. Doubtful claims WI! be settled anI secured on
tie bet tc MS attanLc, aud the title tu Real Estate
Vc-i.g1tJl.
Tie Crsirn II Will. also rly TiEc- in all Parts
western Iowa and Ncbras&a AMI viii disc Sell, Pur-
chase or Invest Money in Real Estate.
Cf IlCUi~y will he prOInrflS AZ tcDIcd 70
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DR.. M'LANE's
J CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.
WE beg leave to call the attcn-
w ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr.. Chas. H'Lane's Celebrated
Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Aninls
suble to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS.
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all Bilious DERANCEMENTs, SICK
.HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are UnrivaIed,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTsBURcH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense i'll procuring the Bes:
and Purest material, and conf
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, 70.
P.s: Dealer. and Physicians ordering from ether.
than Fleming Bros. will do well to write Their or.aii
distinctly, and t,ts name lat Hr NL1nss ,srTdrtt
Fleming Bros Pittsburgh "a. To those wishing to give
them trial, will forward per mail post rad 10 %!
Eart Of the United States, box Of Pills for tH
threeccnt postage stamps vial Of NcrniinGr =
fourteen thre'~Cent stamps All orders from CaGadaES'
be accompanied by twenty cents extra
f. GEESAHlAN s. CO..
At Council Bluffs, sole agents for uesfef"
q Iolra and Nebraska. ~"
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Colonv,

all being in body, in the forks Of the West yss
mai tanv River 1Li> land lie IN sections g. 9ap F
r II. - Pnttaw att anne county and tnxeeva.1.
10 p. -, %, 81 2S, % 81, 30 81 and IS IT'S Es
in Shelby county mile Borth II CurSineers N fre,,
NeNt0wul miles south Of the location Of the N An
RK; miles north q the S,f:e Road 10 De- y9ins.
and 35 miles from Council Buns Aboui hgH.
bottom, aud = pc ana upland, with sgr9cieny III
timber, we!watered, mslatto suE and all arabic win
the exception OF syf4s 80 acres.
This land Is deserving the attention o. those s<sEs-
settlement for ColoIyy AID Viii be only sod u
S-A. ~ - ~
easy.
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I GEORG L UULGHT
REFERENCES:
! CouSctL DI.rFFs-Of'2cr * ruscy, Bankers; Bald
, win & Dodge, do; Cassidy Il Test, d.; II. c. Mutt x
4 Co.. do.
ST. LOUIS, Mo--D"an King & c.: Squire & Reed,
ShapIcIgh, Day X Co., S c. Davis & Co, Howard &
HnChmIn.
i ST. JOSEPH Mo.-Tootles & Farlei-I Jos. c. Hull,
PreS st Ju. lus. Co; Il. L. Mcdonald. J. * J. Curd,
Nave Mct"ri y Co, j. B. Jennings Co, A. Brattie
y Co. lv2n19l Buge please copy.
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THE ECHO.

'Patrick, where have you been this hour
or more? You must not absent yourself
without my permission
sOch. niver more will do the like SIR
'Well give an account Of yourself; you
seem out of BREATH
'Fait the same am, sir. niver was in
such fear since came to Amerlka. III tell
you all about it, sir, when get breath
woust again. heard We tllling the gintle
man of the wonderful hecho, sir, over in the
woods, behind the big hill. thought by
what you said of it, that it bate all the he
hoes in oud Ireland, sir, and SO it does, by
the powers! Well, just went over to the
place We was spanking NV, to convarse bit
with the wonderful creature. SO said l.,
tIIillo, hllo,' and sure enough the hecho
said, 'liillo, hillo, hillo! yourself, you moi
sy rascaln thoct it was very quure, sir !;
and said Hillon again.
'Hillo yourself, said the hecho, 'you be-
gun it first
what the divilare you made Nv = said /.
sShut your mouth said the hecho.
sSo,' said |, 'ye blatherin scoundril; if ye
was flesh and blood like an honest man that
We isn't, I'd hammer We till the mother of ye
wouldn't know her impedint son.
and what do you think the hecho said to
that, STRIP Scam per, ye baist Of a Paddy
said he, or faith if | catch you, I'll break
livery bone in your ugly body! An it hit
my head wild a stone, sir, that was nigh
knocking the poor brains out of me. So |
run as fast rs liver | could; and praised be
al the saints, I'm here to tell you Of it, sir.
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II. c. MUTT. +. A. TRITLE. J. s. ANDREW
Merchants Exchange Bank
H. C. MUTT & CO.,

NJONETS RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT PAYABLE on
" demand or al specified date. with without III
iCrc>t per agreement with fepoa4tOrs.
Transferable Certificates OF DEPOSITS ISSUED when de-
sigCi
Detroit and Chicago and hay aso perfected
nclt ty wci We Issue Drafts AMI Letters Of Credit ON
the principal Enhcra in One Hundred and Fifty-SeveD
Cities of Europe.
Collections made in Western Iowa and Eastern Ne
trki free of charge and RENTED current rates Of
Exchange
We receive orders TO Buy and Sell on Commission
Real Estate in Iowa Nebraska
Invest Money for Capitalists, and Buy and Sell Land
Warrants at current rates.
REFERENCES:
lie lCRAF co, CITY GREEN, THOMAS & Co. :,
l1RENE1. q GO, PHI Ia. Pa tonLRACGH & BROOKS,
VERMONT BANK, Month, Burlington, Iowa
vermont. WARREN Co. BANK, Ills.
HARVEY KING Esq Boston DAVID II. PRESTON 4 CO
L. u BERRY y Co. Adrian, Detroit II ichigan
h'hltan. ln20u.
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ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING !
can be done at this establishment
| IN A IVORKMd Nike MANNER!
1T IS BEYOND SUCCESSFUL DISPUTE
That the facilities IN this establishment for
- = No.. - .y
.NEAT&EXPEDITIOUS

JOB PRINTING, are not surpassed in the State
Thematerias are all entirely new, comprising all the
later and approved styles Of Type Border Rules,
&c, together with Porer Job Presses, of the lest
patterns. 1t Will ever be the ambition and deter
mnatien Of the subscribers that all work executed al
this establishment, shall be distinguished BY the fea
lures necessary 10 constitute it HonPdreii-namely
correctness and nedtness. Onr personal supernteud
Job Printing, the faithful per form
of everyjob. We invite patronage, with the
to ALL that our long experience anu unsurpassed
facilities Will enable execute all orders entrusted
I
nor surpassed in The State.
MAYNARD X PROVOST.
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CO At IN assemblage of friends, a lady
was appologized for 10y an acquaintance,
who said she was detained by little Incl
dent" a beautiful little incident, it WAS too
weighs just nine pounds and half"
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&c., said young gentleman to a
beautiful young lady a: party in Arkansas,
'you won't take any Of the sardines?' 'No,
said she, but I'll take some of the creased
uinnows.'
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-23

Young man, do YOU know what re-
latlons you sustain in this weF}d = said a
rarson to young member of the church.
why, yes, sir replied the hopeful con-
vert, | should think so, two consns and II
grandmother; but don't intend to sustain
them much longer.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-23

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is said to have brought in the following yer.
dict, some years ago: Guilty, with some
little doubt whether he is the man.