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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-26
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About Fifty more wagons. and five hun
dred emigrants had passed there bound for
Oregon, but on account of the reported hos
tility of the Indians, went to California.
On the 29th of July, Col. Summers COM
mand was attacked by about three hundred
Cheyennes, on Solomon's Fork of the Kaw
river, and after short but severe conflict,
the Indians were compelled to retreat, with
loss of seventeen killed, and numerous
wounded. In this engagement, Col. Sum-
ner's loss was two men killed, and eight
slightly wounded. Three companies of the
9Th Regiment were sent in pursuit of the In
dams, and had not returned, when our in
formant left.
August l6th.-Met advance party of Col.
Nc GRAw's Wagon Road Surveying Expedi-
ton, at the head of Sweet Water. They
had surveyed route twenty-five miles north
of Soda Springs, with view of shortening
the distance. They found better road, but
not so we'll supplied with grass and water
it was not known they would adopt that
route as most practicable. This expedition
is destined for Honey Lake, expecting there
to meet the California detachment Of the
same expedition. Col. McGRAw expected to
winter at Fort Hall. Health Of the expe-
dition very good. :.
August 2lst.-Met first hand cart train,
comprising of about one hundred and fifty
persons, at the ''Devi's Gate''-all getting
along finely, and had little or no sickness.
August 22d.-Met second hand-c cart train
fifty carts, and about four hundred per-
sons-on Greece Creek-all well and in ex-
excellent spirits. Also, first provision train
of the Salt Lake Expedition.
August 30th-Met advance party of Gov
eminent troops 10th infantry with a ccm-
pany Of artillery-near Scott's Bluffs. Par
ty all well.
September lst-Met the remainder Of the
Surveying Expedition at Fort Larimier.-
Also, Capt. RENo's battery, eight miles be-
low Chimney Rock. The soldiers reported
that in coming down Ash Hollow, a STAN
pede took place, but without material inju-
ry or loss. .r..... .rE..
September 9th-Met Battalion, or portion
of 10 infantry, under Col. SMITH, forty miles
above Kearny. Also, Col. SUMMERS pro-
vision train, under command of Lieutenant
RoDIcx, en- route for Larimier. II
The emigration across the plains this sea-
son, has been subjected to but few trials and
Inconvenience. Grass has been good and
abundant, and the Indians less troublesome
than nsual .ru..
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TO,a, Liabilities, sos, oss,75
According to the statements furnished US,
about 500, 700 of the Bills Receivable are
due from parties directly connected with
the Bank. Such we are assured is the con-
dition of the Bank-we do not vouch for
it's truthfulness, because of our own know
ledge, we "know nothing" in that relation.
In regard to the Fontenelle Bank, there
is more confidence expressed among our
business men, as to the probability of its
again resuming operations. We believe the
charter of this bank provides that it may
suspend operations for thirty days without
impairing its right to the exercise of
banking powers. We venture no opinion as
the final result in this case.
Messrs. BENTON & TowS, state that their
assets are more than ample to settle all
their liabilities, and that if little time is
allowed them, to make them available, they
will make full and satisfactory settlement
with their creditors. We hope they may,
for the credit of the parties concerned.
There has been something of run upon
the Bank of Florence and the Platte Valley
Bank, but we believe that both of the in
sttutions have so far stood up under the
pressure, but people are very suspicious of
their issues, and it is with great difficulty
that note upon those banks can be Showed
of and then only under protest. How long
this state of things will last, it is impossible
to tcll-but we think not long-the Euro
pcan news is favorable-thcre will be con-
siderable of a demand for Produce, and the
Young State of Iowa will furnish her full
quota, and has thus far been pretty nearly
exempt from failures, and we think that the
day is not far distant, when confidence will
be restored, and business move along
smoothly in healthful channel.
If we were to give credence and publicity
to all the rumors and dark forebodings that
are continually banded about upon the
streets, we might make some statement both
exciting and startling. Our duty as
faithful public journalist, does not require
this of us-we have no wish in parading 9TH
ers misfortunes before our readers, to ''let
slip the dogs of war; and cry "panic."-
And still further, We have no desire to
mislead the public in any respect, in re-
gard to the subject under consideration
Our advice would be refuse all Nebraska
money, until the money market becomes
more settled.
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PACIFIC HOUSE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
call the attention Of the travelling puDn and 9TH.
70 the superior accommodations provided ii the
aoose House. The large four story addition is -,
now completed and thoroughly furnished with ~
sood new furniture, thus anording afty-nine nsI
aooltlonal rooms for the accommodation Of WI
guests The Table will always be supplied vith the
very best that can Be obtained in this narket and every
thins about the House. will BE- arranged with view To-
guests comfortable and ut home Thankful fog
past favors 20 generously bestowed the undersigned
would assure the public that BY liberal price, and
carein attention 70 the wants his guests to rscsive
. continuance Of public patronage. JOHN JONES' n
Council Bluff, june 1O-n6-sm PropY;s4cr
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.oxrAnEIL Iop OFFICE.

x,.e;lities In this establishment sOr nee' ..u -,
,,,,ou. Job rrinins. are ma sarpas'sa &, The
=. materials are all entirely new o0np a.,es,
'',., and mos. approved styles q sype !. ~ ~.
together viii Two Poser JOB fss ..' .aa a..sr-
'.,s.rn. Il will ever be the .'s0'. .s ..scu.sa !.
~a..,on Of u. poprsso that all .o.. !, ne ...-
lures nses.'.I, : n. personal .apsrin.ena-
ne saa the faithful perform
anee Of o.r long experience and
rance 70 a .,,. :. 70 execute all orders entrusted
faeilie' .na.r never before attempted in this city
-, .,rn.ssed in the State.
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I'm lay q wssss, thst Ril sAows - yge9
! eSrt.in Thing, which " III know,
~. knowing Il, We know Il n,
pprit's shsovdsd = ) rayst0ises plot.
ne thing 10 this, ~ willie sssa,
nse M suetins lispg nsns,E af@aS
that theme mo- Asad-yst stin Il Hvss,
Ard qpesy, multiplied tgaueu gives.
mat III lisdead, that Wa not, lives;
And now IS shaken through laws massy selves
10 and the end, yet know not beginning
mo all. suuversant Of the yarn Tn spiseine-
One is twain, yet 'tis not twain,
ntvain IL were, 'twsrs ons again, sH
Yet twain twould BE-, both, nrst and Lass.
But tis not, nor vas In the past
We know, don't know, Do know too,
Z Tile wasi Death Isl lite 10 the issus'
Single, doublet. tripiet AIN
Yet, single; single; singles fsii. ~
lis single doup,et, triplst too, &
q lis both, tis neither, yet tbs true.
II looks ali through Cameleon featured, n
Though the Lest; was not masureiy crsssarsd.
Solve nv query, and you'll nnd
4 real life's drama on your mind.
Now in conclusion, I'il merely tell you,
There is more in this, than letters spell you. a.
BLUFFS, September a. M. n.
Hsss4Et1t
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1857.
SEASON ARRANGEMENT.

Regular Packet for Kansas, Omaha, coan-
Gil Bluffs d Sioxr City
THE NEW, ELEGANT. FAST AND COM.
1OplOUs PASSENGER steamer, OMAHA Andrew
Wineiand, Aaster, ]. ]. Wilcox Clerk will run - \
regular PACKET for the above and ali puints
on the Aissouri river Patsoas rely upon her con-
tinuing the trade during the entire season gE q 80
The Omaha having been placed in the most uncxcep-
uonaoe order for the trade her ocers hope that 81
strict attention 70 the coort Of and bus
ness, 70 merit liberal share q patronage from chip
pers and the public generally. =
Z 1895 81 &a5 A. wINELAND, Master.
...i4ag q 5.azss J. ]. WILCOX, Clerk.
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Mr.. BUCKINGHAM, in company with six
others, arrived in this city, on Sunday last,
from California. Mr.. B. is an old "typo,"
and has just returned from . long tstramp,"
to Oregon and California. He passed
through this city, in the spring of 1851, en-
route for the golden Ell Dorado, and after
various ups and downs upon the Pacific
coast, has returned to his old home in Ohio.
He expressed himself greatly surprised at
the improvements that had taken place here
abouts, since his former visit, six years ago.
We are indebted to him for the following
intelligence from the Plains. 3d..
The company left Yreka in June last, and
came through without any molestatiou from
the Indians, although encountering numer-
Gus hostile tribes. The company were well
mounted and armed, and ascribe their safety
to these causes. In the vicinity of theMolad,
the Indians had been very troublesome to the
emigrants, robbing and plundering them at
pleasure. a--.s
June l2th.-Met first emigration, near the
head of the Humboldt-they reported no
trouble with the Indians, and had seen but
few. The following statistics Mr.. Buck
1scuAx obtained at the "Devil's Gate"
showing the amount Of emigration and stock
A.. III x.,,oJ that point fh,s eooeon
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10 CLUBSa Copies 3s; 10 Copies Sl4; 20 Copies SIS
rates Of AdverttsDs same n the other local papers
DUDuouE, Iowa, Nay l-n7-u
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MEDICAL.

A Hsw nDIflos OF HunAs vsAILfr,. OF rsxE,
a ologcal Reeearuhes.-u u beautifully ulnsfsiea -
icscrbes the and Of al dissas decs-s ~
lure coutane copious nsvvciooa for the peerless reus
uoued hose vho are prevented BY tnp~dimere IT.. -
md into The marriage sase; and alec professons 49,
ten, Illustrating NE results of chemical rss sna eHs@
uons PrIcs ~ cen q sept poss pAd stdrceA fse
,nvsl1sbs .ors msy Be btslsed !. -sn = ne ,rss -
VI Broadway Few forh 70 Be cursafec !. usns n"' A
4 n III p ~. asd t-v~. MI ~ tss e-erirs
mr. wARD's UrrORTUrArss rRIsNp ~ Ihs -
NEE, upiverrsl sorroostou, and 70 s.rI w 80
berefsctor OF the CAV Ut ~ .-r-.L
.usrd III "a On 10 any physcsn Who sner proper deca
srsiiop can cure private dsetes win equsy un1rm cos
a. ard that Ne IN ne who doubt
sis serou ali ND cali and he WI cure hem wfhcus
.hs,ss Dv warts friend. price VI usk3
hosruyh cnre rss lnfslnhle friend alone IN
never removes the disease vthout esvns W. pcsn
In blood contaninss the system Once ku CAaA xeea
third door east u Broedwu,
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sHuPIN0.


DARE RDDUOKD TO SOUTH NIPPON AND HkvRH-
The magnificent s'eamship VANDERBILT, Howard Fig.
gins commander, D 18 TOMS will sail
From NEW YORK for From SOUTH AMPTON and
Saur ............. Sept II Saturday. .....Oct
Saturday ........... Oct Saturday .........Eov IA
Price OF Passage First cabin 81 second cabin pe-
delivered In London and PAa Fer freight passage ~
rly 70
b. TCRHANCE Agent, No Bowling Green, Now York
Letters tor England and Europe prepaid 70 cents
Coy encloe Of postage STAN from
viii be ressiyed 1T No. Bowling Greeu Nes York, up 70
IX O'Clock OF the morning OF ssilinR.
NOE LIVERPOOL.
Tho Unted Basss nail HaAnsaS
ADRI Alto, JAs. West OommAada,
VIII depsr w the United SA,es mails fy Europe positive
O. Saturday sepcmbcr L. ut II ornck H. fr0ss s9 bsfiS
q the foot of Canal street
For freight passage having rnsqualsd Accommodations
rS sesanos and comfos5 aPplyn
rscnEeS ara rcQueslsd % be on board at O'Clock 4
Al letters ua pass srouSs The Post ooe; ohsrr WI
be returned
Noace~rhs steamer tits line haze lmprsvsd ~~sr sss
compartments.
The Bahia GApt J. Co-sssock ~r .s on ~ ssss ss
tombor
NO expense been spared ,ks
line In AL respects good rc~ and as thorough erAut
QpAlled.
B.Heresf.sr Ne regular bpii sAirs sor s, ass WI
perform tas entire soxvioe-
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YOU'D DALI. PARTICuLAR trrENrIOr TO
,rr. sale n trrni,rre BIZ "a. L. sNlrp, To morrow,
al 10 o'eloc. in IVES, rwenty sxta sweet between
hirh srlendid wood vi spoforte Ihr-e
ar.or furni urr gtIes mar 'lo top ana 80 wood
bosany furniture in me house, consisting of twenty
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r,os sAGE-vwo BLaOK ArD TAN TERRIERS; ONE
three pounds ard half Toe o'he~ lager ssa Apply
81 No Rrr.-velt street. sfser O'Clock
AZ ACH1 asRfsUDH ruR ssLH-ABOUr 20 reW
burtberr, bulb By rish skop rHxsd eel found even
md ss .apsrs ss y ON 1sS kggY BLOOD
Uwool
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O'rIrE or r.. ndIsos g..IsAL RAILROAD
pai ksilrc.d iompany hid tbs day, waa
Reso we'd maj Of dollars per ba
CON pan in the CITY q se- SorS he registered
don. On be .,ocs registered on he i,edou bcosa 49,
R.roved Thai he transfer boohs be- and hey hereby,
osr and nat no transfer any shares be pemi,ed ssr
fsi dsie unui me lnstalmeni called aer-ou be paid
announcing furher The capitol s,ocl
rstt hat II, call y msds In reference ~mptins
s S H., ss Ss,s as ' Nv % s han
time .p~e the nitstOu OF the p,ny have s
s ocs nsnss, ment Of Re compsny 10 ali deparmeus o.
business u In efficient and bonest hsnis the FOR
ss ss .Ss .N pS NE ssss we o
ahdence ~ The Drecrs IN he vslne The ensrpr1se
Ard US gltmse returns 70 Ne ,rksods-s orer 81 .as
OBIo ArD slssrssIpPI s.ILaoAD oosPAsy.
August "a s57.-rhe iateen due The bonds
Of hs conp.nv he s day Of scp>mber - he paid
al. HAssosD lss,ssn, s-y-sy.
T,Hu HoLrIRs or TIE BILLS OF rus BsRssH
L County Bank now In circuslon hereby informed
s The essurtr II TIE sat Of New Jersey holds smpe
redes me within stbort Jar The Of the banks
fure % be found IL the general want o. conndence
tho Life and Trust tompsny which regarded ss one 2,
The best situors Of the country; failure d.srnied All
IL M recson ~ an yornS bank. ana the
erg County B-nt Ike al oh'rs not being soe 70 rtdee
IN, All ppr.ou. 70 whom . cert either de
poenrr oilers, except bi holder WI oe RNu ,ner sms
soa ne e s Nv he ' .a p =,
the Rank without loss y. ~ rAtboh Casnier.
rrxAs LsFD wARRAErs.-wAFrsD ~ kxCH sNap
Il fo' DIVIDE paying s1nds few rehss hnd ~srrann
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DOR NORFOLK AND P1rERSBUG.-T3 E UNITED
states mail steamship ROANOKE Capt Thon skioner
will leave tor the places Wednesday, sevtemo-r
at o'clock NJ IRON pier - Nor'h river he Ill 'rrve al
Norfolk the sf ernoon ut esburg the wig morn
ing for the So'th will proceed direct by the
southern mail line 10 Charles uss Savannah
Those FL Richmond viii arrive at the desu uaLon early
Friday morning Travellers viii had this the chesoest
pleesanes aud most exp-di route Passage 'sr
with state rnf norfolk. s8 Petersburg and ri hmoad
SO App 10 III OLA N PLEhSANTS, 81 broadway.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

81 500 w. " 10 wrz Ts
proaabe manufacturing business in this CT y that will net
Us eco per @ VII be Shown Interview. Adj
artss 90 Dor 80 uersld on ~ with name, 40
NO Onn -PAfrNsR on CtsRE wsrfEp, IN
fO.tIuU. frat clses suct1u scd mission bus
ready esphshed vth fron 81 M r. N O re sdy cash Al
Ar Pcei orce 9TH real ard rs'erences
rCBE OwsER OF q UskFUL INVENTION, THAI
viii general use inst patented r Rngand WI hes
~ End Suitable person ~ho hss business there sell and
.se in the Address boy l Union square
Post office. -
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\ MT SAVAGE AUCTION EnR-DIB sLEs, BAG
h 81 &sAVAGE III sell at their sslsfr >oms SO edar
on Tuesday, september at 10 O'Clock, dry goods
by FIRE: ecods da, ayed BY wate- -ean'shed. Aiso
> sale Of dry gooos fancy goocs. carpets, clothing
lace goods, hosiery, cutlery. &c.
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y,ou HAVANA AND NEW ORLsAFs-rHE UNITED
Il s',ies mail steamship CAHAwBA Bullocs, viii
commence receivng freight on Wedn SAY sept and vii
81. sov inc above ports SATURDAY Sept IL At ~ clock
recis.ly fro pier Of sobinspn street FOR freight
q, psasage appD W the sgents LlNlFosfOr OhOOhkkOf
A 20. IA Park plsoe.
IIOn AAyAsA .PD sObn.a-rH1 urrsD srArw
mail st~.snshlp QUAKE C1rx, ~ H-ilfcht CON
seocumodauou fu ps~cns-v ard nrert wtn receive
rpirht On peptenbe l. and leave ~ NE above porn
nordsv septembe. T. frosr her pt-y. "A rcvN ry~
fcos Canal str~e4 81 vciocs NOS. rrssm hos Ne.
don Companys bills % sdnS Gao be prosyr.a We on~
the ascnts oherv .igrsd rpcssxe r,r'.r we ono
.nui lO hIn- nf lsfuf gsd ny 70 ne hour o.
~,nns to~ fr.ssss passage sppi- W rnsv rsyH 90.
~ Burhna elp, cuwne q souM sxssA
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BILLIARDS.
rRAvELLER's GUIDE.

In RAILROAD SUMNER ARRAHpsMvrr-
nnerc,ng We'd le.dsy. Jun, 1887 rrlus esve de-
ar o. white and rfntre reete--
-trvou ais train. conD -cins with nne. Of ssAxos
Il Hakopsc
".. % s. sa1 ssary ssssSsrns
prtd. rrort al Brevsier's for Daahury; At INA han
~rert si,h Western Railroad for Atosny, rroy sars
q sinrron u.In, soppins al all ,tsucns
n-wp1sms vi sc trails, scpDins A. all s'siions
u-whne Plains train ssoppins NJ All ssu,nr.
lAvs rwrsrrsIxrH srsrsr sraros
" w lisms' rriagr vsin, s'opring al Al -aaon~
IA p.-Esi,s Plains train, saoruiag st all stations.
n-wIlliams rtid, usia, stopptns Al all stations.
.--Crossu Fslls ir,in, uppins a 81 stations
wv } okwPbsIL, supe,inseua-nl
| or RIysE vI1LROAO ZION July g. IsT.
rough train, IN le.ve Chsrber' s'rec. Al 8 ADD A.
= ' A. ,. SMITH supernt.uden.
Yokz AND saw HAvss s.II.RoAD -sUs.
er arr~nss,nrr, oo-merclns Jui- Is 1851 -Ps.sen
90 In aew yors cnrue- 81 f~erw s-v-rih str--' srs
.'osve snusncr IN rveuls 'eseo1h ssrc-a
er haven fsN s2N a n fxIl; i,'s s." 40 urJ
r,assvu--Iso M .xU,l SO, Ha tfo cssJ
lisora ss.u~o, ..raeld, sou'4scr snd 1s-'pors-
|%..a TN ~ (. =; i1z9 o.. an Gil sS.
.a,s I'd er--n-,ch-70 sn =. Nina, s@,
sT s,s' ii, ,ilt 70 n,A 'oA s.iiia 81" 'aa
or' css-.sr ,aa nsernsaaie ',Siioa, IN 80 A H..
oor-souse TEAMS
sr'Ssd 20 spsnSS Ss .SF tk. se r NJ
or.scScy, sv7r ssnro.d 70 sOus-.l-ss A N
Hcs ssilrc.d-sa a \. 0r.J and usu r. n u
sw Icpaon sarO.d-s0 A. NJ, t0P.M
Cuss,gnlc Rsilruad-e Nas lSPx
.us. lcs HNlroad ", l1n snd an y,
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ssr,RTINa.

rIxAs LsHD wARRAErs.-wAFIsD, ~ kxCH sNeu
il 10, divide paying scrds, few rerss land vsrrAns
Address r. 1. ". Herald prce
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MELLoR, AUCnofEkR-wILL SELL ON NON
nIay, 81 b nj reserve At IL oc'ock nj AGO Bronze
,rnrr B-oadg the entire content. Of fashionable
nj restaurant consisting OF French plat. mirrors.
oilcl-ta oil psiutnss cut Gsss and china sAre
D. LIQUORS OF all d. .cripu ms. together with kitchen
and at. nsi such q. ususl found In such establish
The trade are invited. Deposib required.
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CLOTHING -GlrrLBMrN HAVING Any TO DIS
nose ~ can receive fair cssh price for the BY
sspdins n 70 o. Addressing D. DorLn <al Pearl sxset
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! rUAUE SALE OF LIQUORS. AND HB0AKN.-Bf
tue OF chatte mortgage, 10 directed and deliver
expose for sale auction, Monday, 3st inst, ~
och large stock Of i'm ported and dorn' site liquors
,~d r. q Rowery consisting of i8 eighth Is
" QUARTER cssks of seifnee, tognac and Rochelle
also barrels and casks OF rum gin, Acoh owhiskey,
! Maderz wines, IS 'ases brandy. IS casss clAret Ma
port wines absynhe. lemon syrup cordisls In cases,
,mtjohns; ca-ss o Boob sedgwck's cordial gin
a. also large lot OF empty casks, kegs, demijohns
boyes, bottles, Ao also l8 Do imported and domee
together with general assortment OF groceries AID
. u Hei lsick chs mpagns
W BAUM, Attorney for Mortgasee.
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EARkUk'S AMERICAN MushUt- THRON3s OF
ID snXi people Ia, s'l continue 70 Al. the huieam TO
the b. Pdrde uan niu ed ts real mother Mr..
anderson TO wet It'll onser and hence II may ye, DE
~ all proper rours evening Monday afternoon,
Ccsk well evenings, a. CLOCK, feas in magic,
ronsncy and yena7loausn, dc. The Happy Fapll,
hsIg ssTpe DC, ~ be seem Admiance ~ Cents, chill
ore under ten, - cents