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DIFFICULT SURGICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eighteen months ago, w. c. Holt, Esq, at that
time resident of the vicinity, now an acting
Justice of the Peace of San Juan, received an
injury by the premature explosion of blast in
mining claim, which broke both bones in his
left arm between the wrist and elbow, and COM
pletely shattered his left hand. The surgeon in
attendance at the time, did not succeed in ad-
justng the fractured bones and the consequence
was, they became callous at the ends and refused
to knit Although the wound healed, Mr.. Hollis
arm was not only deprived of all strength, but
had to be held to its place by splints to prevent
the hand from dangling, which decided him to
submit to surgical operation and endeavor to
restore it to at least some of its former comeli-
ness and usefulness.
The operation was performed on Wednesday,
by DIR. NJ. A. Kelly, before quite large number
of curious spectators, who crowded around the
windows of the Doctors Office, and penetrated
to his interior premises. Two incisions were
made through the flesh of the back part of the
arm, the four ends of the two fractured bones
radius and ulna-taken up the points sawed off,
the bones properly replaced, and the wound so
dressed as to inspire hope that the cure would
prove entirely successful, as the operation most
undoubtedly was. On account of one of the
fractures being oblique, one of the bones had to
be sawed off to the length of an inch. The pa
tient submitted to the painful ordeal with firm
ness of will and steadiness of nerve which we
have never seen surpassed. During the entire
of the trying period-whch was necessarily OF
considerable duration, he never WINGED nor ex-
hibited sion of suffering
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Shady Creek Saw Mill.

This Mill has Just been completed, and Is ready 70
supply LUMBER of oil kinds, and in any quantity as
short notice Having the very best of Timber ard ala
entire % saiiafcton % to those who may fsror us Sts
their patronage. - -
Dec. s, 1860. CLARK CO..
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Hair TOnic.--To persons residing in warm eli
mates. this compound will be Invaluable as specific
in retaining to the skin healthy action and neutral
zing any of the evil effects which by continued or
frequent perspiration must cause to the hair.
To children. the youngest infant, it may be used
with the greatest freedom for however thin weakly
the hair may apparently be, by the use of this COM
pound all irritation will be allayed.
This tonic is more particularly recommended for re-
storing grey hairs their original COLOR and with few
exceptions it acknowledged to be nfalble; but in
all it is Acknowledged to be superior to like pre-
paratons now in the market.
This is no hair oil for simply greasing the hair but
chemical preparation free from grease or other nJu
rious ingredients.
Manufactured and sold at the drug store of S L.
Watts Marysvlle and sold by traders and druggists
throughout the State.
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EUREKA DITcH.-The damage done to this
work by the late Storm was not near so great as
reported. No interruption has been occasloned
to the usual copious flow of its water.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIp

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP:
HNHE co-partnershp heretofore existing under the
Buchering business and for the sale of Meats, wsS
dissolved on Monday, the l1th of March, by nutus1
consent All those Indebted to the late cohcern are
requested to make Immediate payment to the under-
signed who alone is authorised receipt forthe same
and who will ltili continue to conduct the Plume
Street Market at the old stand. II. c. DEAN.
North San Juan, March 16 ss4t
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FORTUNE SEEKERs.-Jo. Melbourn and Henry
Lux, a couple of our well-known citizens, started
for San Francisco on Tuesday morning, to pro-
vide themselves with an outfit for the Potosi
mines. A considerable number of gentlemen
from these parts are already in that region, and
several of them have written back, we under
stand, describing the prospect as rather encour-
aging. They deserve good luck for having to
encounter the fatigues, dangers and generally
forbidding aspect of such God-forsaken coun-
try. May their utmost expectations be more
than realizedl
OyThanks to Mr.. J. A. Seeley for freighting
over the desperately bad roads between Marys-
vile and this place, bale of printing paper.
To Mr.. E. I. Jordan, for items of news intel
ligence, besides express favors.
To Myron Angel, expressman, for accommo-
dations in his line.
MCCUE's INDEPENDENT LINE.-Jim McCue
informs us that he will resume running his Inde-
pendent Line of stage coaches on the San Juan
and Marysville road, sometime between the first
and tenth of May. He was in town day or
swo ago, making arrangements to that effect.
-- s>s
Professionalism feelings are entertained
that the fruit has so far advanced as to be be-.
yond the contingency of blight by frost. The
trees give evidence of intention to bear an
abundant crop, on account of the advanced state
of the foliage, which now affords considerable
protection to the expanding fruit germ.
EUREKA DITcH.-The damage done to this
work by the late storm, was not near so great as
reported. No interruption has been occasioned
to the usual copious flow of its water.
IMPRovING.-Several successive sunshiny
DAYS have had the effect of rapidly drying up the
roads. The universal prayer in this region is,
that the rain-at least for the present-may
"dry up
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HOME FROM THE WAR.

We hav just returned homo from the
"war," sound and whole had "tIp top
time generally, and are fully eanv'ncea tha'
Il all wars are like the one We have just
been through, We would maze very good
soIdier--"hig chief heap" The men IN
the company we "soger" with-the Ar'a'
lery--with bat few exceptions, enjoyed tue
trip hugely; two or three Who were not
accustomed to leaving their wives, got serJ
home. sick. toward the last If the campaign,
and many feared the malady would prove
fatal TO those thus afflicted oil lived
through IL, however, excep, one, who, IN.
able longer to s,snd the pressure, yielded
to the influence Of the disease, took the
stage and struck bee line for sshome and
Betsy Jane" lie was the only man We Lost,
,hnagh two or three others were severely,
aud it vas feared, mortality wounded.
On the way southwark the men we're all
in good spirits and anxious for a fgh,, and,
expected to fad something Of thai kind
before reaching the State line but as We
neared the border, and all prospect Of
"mass" gradually faded away, the men, or
at leas, a part Of them, began to grow
restless ennai took the place Of couroSe,
and they became more anxious to meet
their families than the seceshers. TIE only
Sign Of secession that We say on the way
down vas At Pacific City; EVERYBODY has
seeded from that town--probabiy they
heard We we're coming and lefs on that
account.
A notice Of all the interesting EPISODES
Occurring darins this ten days campaign
would Sill volume. iswa. to %. from
frs, to last, a continuity ~ rsijculoss and
,nirsh- rravasinS iue,deuts--msea more,
comedy than tradegy. more rnsnagerie than
var. In this case, "Srim.visascd war"
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Ague Cure,
soa the SPEEDY cvsx OF


Resnittent Fever, Chili Fever, DSsNS
Ague, Pertedical IIeadar he. or BilioMs
Tor che whole ela.: 81 s..e : sss srisi"" =
.hSS si.isris & Nis..sssis Cssssriss.
W. are enabled here to offer tho community Z
remedy which, while il cures the above complaints
with Certainty. Is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such o remedy 10 Invaluable in districts
Guns expels the miasmatic poison Of FEvEA
AND AGuc from the system, and prevents the de-
velopmcnt Of the disease, IL taken on the frat ap-
9roach OF its premontosy symptoms. Itisnot oaly
the best reicy ever yet discovered fos this elaso
Of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings Il within the
reach Of every body and In bilious districts, where
FEVER AND A3uR prevails, every body should
nave 1t and use Il freely both for and protec.
lion. great snl erority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and ecvtain
Of Intermtenls is that il contains no Qninino
n mineral. consequently II produces qninism or
.ther injurious effects whatever upon the constitu
lion. Those cured BY il are left a. healthy a. /.
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF
the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of disor.
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheap,afism, Cod. Headache, Bh,.A-
,ifation. Painful Election n ne spleen, Hysscr-
scs, Pain IN the Boscels, Cole, Paralysis and ~
,ungenent Of the Stomach. all Of which. when
originating in this cause, put on the inferMihsHe
.Xpe, or become periodical. This T" CuRE cxpcls.
he poison from the blood. and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling " temporarily
residing in the mslarious districts n taken occa.e
.onxlly or daily while exposed 10 the infection.
that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity TO rpsn into die.
case. Hence IL il even more valuable hr protec.
ton than cure and few will suffer fSsn Intcr.
mittcnts II they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared BY Or. J. G. AYE1 4 o.. level. Vasa
J. D. HONN, Cotncil BLUFFS; JAS <. ISH, Ace
Ornahaj VAN LEAR, hardy, 4 Co.. st. Jospb
RICHARDSON, NELLlER. l. Co., 81. Loais sp;aif
Dealers In Medicines everywhere
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sARxAYARuLA.

This tropical root has reputatise wide
as the world. for curing ooe class IL disor.
drrs that afilct nankind-a repotatioa too
which il deserves A. the best antidose ve
possess for scrofulons complaints. Bat to
be brought into use. its virtues must be con.
censrased and combined With other nedi-
cines that Increase It's power. Some reiia-
bic compound of this character is mach
needed 10 the connunisy.-Read the ad-
serttsement Of DR.. ArER's Sarsaparilia in
our columns, aud We know il reeds no en-
cnnium from rs TO give our citizens CONF
denee in what be easrs.-Orgsn, Syracuse
n. Y.
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Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most effccsual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every.
where prevailing and fatal maladv. 1t il CONF.
bined from the most active reme<lials that have
been discovered for the cxpurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence It should be employed for the cure u
not only Scrofula, but also those other atfcc.
tons which arise from it, such NJ ERurriva
and SKIN DIsEAsEs. Sr. ANrMoNy's CiRR,
ROSE. or EKysirgLAs, PiNrLEs, PrsrrLEs,
BLorcHEs, BLAlNs and BolIs, TuNoRs, rErrgh
and SALT RHgux, ScALp HsAD. RtSowonM.
RhkuNArisx, SrrHiIiric and MERcuRiAL Disc
EAs.s, Daorsy, DysrRrsrA. DsnIL,ry. and.
indeed, AL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VIrIA-
TED OR lxruRR Broom. The popular belief
in " impmrity Of the blood is founded in truth.
for scrofula is degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla il to purify and rcgcncratc this vital iuid,
without which sound health j. impossible il
contaminated constitutions.
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TT Tn. crop Of wheat and oats in this
ard adjoining counties, is now about all
stacked. Better weather for harvesting
could no. be had than we have been favor
Ell with during the last two weeks. There
ha. been no rain to interfere with the work
tiuce harves. commenced.
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TThe big old tree thIt stood on tbs
bank Of indian creek, in resr Of our Office.
one Of the pre,ties., and the larges. shade
tree in town, was cot down, the other day,
hv order Of the City Council. The tree was
30 large, they thought II i, was not cut down
j, might .oms time, blow down. Each
member OF thu. council should be awarded
with leather medal on tow string; they
have certainly earned il.
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Scrofdla OF Kings EVIL

q . constitutional dissape. . eorr,anssca a IL
blood, BY which dis Aud hscounee yitsatea
weak. and poor. Heinx il ~ esseslae;ou. =
pervades he whole body. and may Aa1,e ouAi
n disease ON any part Of l. Ne ssuan i itss
from its attacks. Nor is there oaA wAseA 4 nay
not destroy. The sczofalous taint i vss;e~alv
caused By nercuIial aiscase. low 6viae d.
ordered OF unhealthy food. Impure air. lii
and ilthy habits. tie depressing vicsa sndI
above al. BY the venercal infection. WHAT
ever be il origin, il Is hereditary IN The con.
sntusion, descending e from parents b eAildr.a
unto the third and fourth generation - INDEED,
is secms to be the rod Of Him Who saya II
win visit the iniqsisia u he fAsAsss upo0
their children"
tn effects commence BY deposition iron -
blood 1t corrupt or ulcerous matter, Which, inr
the lungs. liver. aud internal Organs, i termed
tubercles; in the glands. swelkngas end q
the surface, cruptions or sores. This foul cor.
rupsion. which gcndcrs in the blood, depresseo
the energies OF life, so that scro!nlous constitu>
tons not only suffer from scrofulous con.
plants. but they have far less power t. with.
stand the attacks Of other diseases; conse.
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofuloas IN their nature.
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly.
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver. kidneys BRAIN,
and. indeed. Of all the organs arise from or
are aggravated by tho same cause.
One quarter Of all our people arc sesotalous. !.
their persons are invaded by this lurking in.
fiction, and their health Is undermined BY il,
To cleanse il from the system we must Scnovats
tho blood by an alternative medicine, and in.
vigorate il by healthy food and exercise.
such medicine We supply in
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e We learn from the Telegraph, that
GEORGE W. REsr, Of the Omaha yebraskian
ha. gone to Sc. Joe. with tie battalion that
vent from Omaha few days since.
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10 rue TE,ruEESA>p NtInoi DrRE &c
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Of pss Moins.; and as he is highly recon-
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yThere is to be : battery consisting Of
fourtxelTs-pound howitxers, connected With
the 4;h Iowa Regiment. This Is val
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CO We are a, presen. enjoying. or rather
suffering, a superabundance Of dust. Hav-
Ing had no rain for long time, u slight
wind causes the soil to circulate freely.
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t. We ask for the poem on the FRS,
page Of our issue to-day, an attentive per-
usa!. 1t is m emanation from patriotic
heart, and foil Of the spirit Of the ,imes.
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@We vii. defy the United States, or
snv other Country 10 produce a pretties
camp than Camp Kirkwood, near this City.
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certainly "smooshsd his wrinkled 'front.',
but sristled the fronts Of the ueual!,
smooth-visaged warriors. We would Tx,
10 giSe the readers Of the Nonparel a.
extended account OF this expedition. bu,
time and space forbid details az present.
Substance lends enenan,mens to the
VIEW" and lends as literally magnitude to
rumor. A few border ruiians along the
line Of Iowa and Missouri had . sort Of free
fght, and By the time the report reached
this city it had assumed the proportions OF
great battles large body of armed Sc
cessionisss bad invaded lowa, and were
sweeping everything before them, 90 of
course, oil the available force at this place
was ordered to march Immediately 10 the
assistance Of the Onion men on the border.
A battalion of Infantry under command of
Col. DoDGE, started for the scene of action
in twelve hours after receipt Of the news,
and in a few hours later Capt. cLiSroS's
battery was ordered 20 follow the Infantry.
The whole force marched south to q point
near the State line, and thence east to
Ciarinda, when, finding everything quie,
and peaceable, it was thought best to camp
and await further orders.
We remained in Camp at this place about
four days-took one prisoner, supposed to
be secession spy, but didn's get s.ary
sealp"-seceshers are very scarce in south
ern iowa-don't know of n place in the
State where there are half as many as in
Council Bluffs.
Last Sunday night, about IL O'Clock, the
guard fred an alarm. and the men were or.
dered out Of bed and into line Immediately.
Ali thought the time for action had come
that the seceshers were right upon Us, and
the fight We had been looking for was brough.
right to u.s. Some were pretty badly
scared, or, to use mlder words, very much
excited. Some turned out without their
arms, others came half dressed, and one
fellow came into line with nothing on but
his cartrIdge-box and shirt. Some turned
their minds homeward, and looked 10 pity
On the widows and orphans, and one in our
company sighed heavily as he imagined him
self carried to his family minus hand. or,
it might be, an arm,-don't think he cared,
just then, whether the beans had uorms in,
or not. The alarm, however, proved false,
and the men went not to battle. but to bed.
Tuesday morning We started for home,
and but for dust in the road, would have
had very pleasant trip. Made long
march Tuesday. and very long one We'd
nesday, and arrived in town Thursday COW
cred all over with glory and dirt-mostly
dirt, however.
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LUMBER.

eTME UNDE9S10NEP. MANC.
i HAcfuRKRS o. Lsmbef; q oset.
isnA, fsiH nslss iron Cosnr1l DySn,, :
hsvs nsv - AanA, Iasss ~ e
eeesseeA Cessssvss1 Ls0Ass,
- vssssu: ssss M nis1s = - It Dsiiasss -
Ce1ea1 1u4s, psO0psIy asseD1e1 70.
"Ws ell Dortesles aeam0aa ~ Hs,unra -
esvs the Rro1scss oftbs 1srn u exeksnee IA Is~s~
1ssfsvthss 1es0eaaees, hgsise u !. IOfaO1. -.
~ olsGh, - = ~ MIL, 1Sshsanl
nssAissA, nsreA s7-ss oAA 10.
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III The secession party in Ksntucky con-
sisis Of the mos: part of women and boy.
and men that are eress between the two.
Louisville Journal.
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~ On the first day out from Ciarinda
-homrward-Cal. Dopog marched with
b., command twenty eight miles. Twelve
miles Of the distance was across an unbroken
prairie, under a scorching sun, and without
drop Of winter. The Colonel wake ed the
whole distance, giving his horse to rest the
tired men. Soldiers who can stand that
IiBd Of work will DO TO go into the fed.
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DIED.
In this City, August al MAY q. STREET, daushte
Of FRANK and AsENATH STREET, aged one year, f0u;
months, and twenty four days.
Farewell farewell, dear pct, farewe!lj
or thee VIC are bereh.
No voice can lisp. no tongue can tell
The aching void thoast left.
Thy little pra,tins voice is hushed.ss
Thy limb, lie cold in clay,
Our hopes in thee forever crushed,
Our little darling MAY.
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PUFF" FOR THE COUNCIL BLUFFS
DEMOCRACY.

PUFF" FOR THE COUNCIL BLUFFS
DEMOCRACY.
The Dakofian, published at Yancton,
Dakotah Territory, has the following fat
,ering picture of the "secsshers'' of this
City. !, is true picture, and We are agree
ably surprised to End that people abroad
appreciate this class of "patriots" at their
maximum value. Here is the picture-how
do YOU like it Messieurs .'seccshers -
eve are panied to hear that there are n
few addle- pated asses in and around Coun-
Gil Bluff. WAC would disgrace the hallowed
name of Democracy by calling themselves
Democrats, and yet justify secession and
rebellion. and curse the great, the Ion
hearted DouGLAs rs n traitor to his party
and his country. And these fellows are
Democrats? Dye shades of j. fferson
and jackson, vail your bushes! Such
things Democrats? derision and indIgna
ton struggle for the mastery! Such cattle,
thank heaven, are but few in the loyal and
patriotic West, and equally insignificant in
intellectual, moral and political standing.
"DoucLAs n traitor? why long, long after
such coctemp,ible bipeds shall have been
physically, ~ they are now morally, dead /;
and shall stink, if possible, worse than now
in the nos,rils of all good people, the sa-
cred name Of STEPHEN a. DoUGLAs will only
begin TO shine with ITS wonted Iustre on the
proudest page of our nations history"
RUSSELL, TEsr and Co., to a dot.
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4 q Ihe thermomeier, yesterday after.
NOON, stood as 1867 10 the sha.e.
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SHERiFES,s SALE.

SHERlFES,S SALE.
DIT VIRTUE Of Execution to me directed from the
ID once as the Clerk Of the District Court II Peta-
wattsn,ie Coanty Iowa shall proceed to self on Nen-
day. the 18th day Of August. A. 1861 between The
hours Of 10 o'cisek A. NJ. and O'Clock p Of said
day-sale commence at precisely 1 O'Clock
in front Of the County fseasurers ofre IN the CRY OF
Council Bufs, the following described Real Estate OF
Levi Gnnn io-ait: The 4 y Of the Nws. and the
W. Of the NEs Section 10 Townshpa rs Range %
West. except such may be set apart as said Levi
Gums homestead
Taken the property of Levi Gum, 10 satisfy
ecuiIon in favor .; William Owen
s. ", CRAIG. Sheriff.
By c. r. REED, Deputy
Council Bluffs, Iowa, July Is 1851
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Ep-Mr. A. X. WRIGHT. 81 this city has
heeoms Principal 81 the Sioux City High
sehao-a position he is every way em insu,-
" qualified to Gil. We aresorry 10 lose so
valuable a citizen, even to benefit he good
propIs Of Sioux City. During the grea,
er part of tbs past Eve years, Mr.. WRIGHT
has been engaged as teacher in this city 4,
sud tee kHop that "he knous how to keep
school," aud therefore most cordially COM
mend him to the good srnces Of the people
Of Soak City. We hope his -tay there may
BE- both pleasant and profitable.