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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-05-08
School Meeting.

On Monday last, Sd inst, the electors of
this city, met in the School Room in Pal
mer's Block, and proceeded to the organi-
zation, under the new Educational act, of
the "School District of Council Bluffs
The following are the officers elected
President-D. c. BLooMER; Vice PRESIDENT
l.. W. BABBrrT; Secretary-H. c. MUTT;
TrcaSurer-SANUEL kNErPER.
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Concluded to Slide.

Our cable and efficient County Judge,''
has resigned and vamoosed the rancho, un-
able longer to withstand the "spurns that
patient merit of the unworthy [ever] takes -
We wish him long life of retirement, and
hope that he may retain in their pristine
purity, the "blushing honors," that he has
twined around his brow, since his elevation
to the County Judgeship.
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Free Bank Inv.

publish to-day, the Free Bank Law,
pASsea last winter, and which is to be voted
Az Az, =, " the electors of this State, on the
y" monday of June. We shall publish
WV 'ne act providing for the establish
~'o' OF State Bank and branches.
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Inc electors of this District, organized
under the new law, by the election of WV.
oA'Lns' President; GEO. C. FELLOWS, Vice
PRESIDENT; D. B. CLARK, Secretary: and
}. D. HAYwoop, Treasurer
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Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City and
- Florence Packet.
1T HExr,


and elegant passenger steamer, MIN
A49Ndfio E-HA-HA. Capt c. r. BAKER, w. II,
Scudder, Clerk, will, run as q regular
packet the above and intermediate points, continuing
the Bluff City trade during the entire boating sea-
son.
Captain Baker, thankful to the public for Its very
generous support bestowed upon the Admiral while
der his command hereby begs leave to tender his
knowledgments and to solicit for his new boat
tinuace Of its confidence and patronage, pledging
firing exerions Of himself and ofcers to give full
isfaction to those with whose business he may be
honored. The Min-e-ha-hah was built expressly for
the Council Bluffs trade, under the special supervision
Of Capt Baker who has spared trouble or expense
TO make her number one Missouri River steamer, and
bcgs to his friends that she is most admirably
adapted TO the wants Of the river, being Of great
strength, ghtness Of draught casiness Of model
such application Of machinery, Is must make her
among the Ones with cabin ARRANGEMENTS and ac-
commodations of = superior order and not szceed BY
those Of any boat in the river combining all the most
modern improvements that safety, comfort pleasure
could suggest in short in all her appointments moth
ing will bs wanting beongng to those Of nrst class
passenger steamer JOSEPH MCINTYRE, Agent,
s n2-u No. % LeeteA 4 Commercial Street.
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o. Mrs. Frederick William, OF prussi'

~ Mrs. Frederick William, OF Prussia,
has been forbidden by her physicians to take
equestrian exercise for some months to come.
She is the daughter of Queen Victoria, and
was married on the 25th of January last
Considering the fecundity of her mother,
there is nothing strange or unexpected in
this order of the physicians of Mrs. Freder.
lex William-besides, these are fast times
CzJ The Offices of the County Judge ani
Clerk of District Court, have been removed
to the County House, on Lower Broadway
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CO Our patriotic devil is anxious to
know whether "Old Buck's' hornywould,
in case of emergency, yield sufficient glue
to cement the Union together " =
We think the imp should know as much
as any one in regard to The properties Of
horns.
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e. A. Ogden.

-as favorite steamer arrived at our levee
~, Tue 9Th inst, with about 40 passengers
n a.u Considerable freight for this place, De-
parted next day.
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~"1f I dared" writes e,rresnendeut.
81 would hint to some of the ladies' who
engage in whirling dances, tina. it might be
well to load the bottom of their dresses. at
least the back part"
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:, Eyt is stated that the banks of New
YORK now hold in their vaults over thirty
three millions Of dollars in specie.
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The Supply Trains for Utah.

The chicago Democrat OF Monday, says:
A division of the first supply train for the
Utah Army left Mishawaka, Ind, on Mon
day morning last, under the supervision of
Capt. II. Loring, who has charge of the
train, and passed through this city on Tues
City, Kansas, from which point the train
will will start for its destination over the
Plains. This company consisted of about
sixty teamsters. There will be yet several
succeeding trans from Mishawaka. The
second train (which is already made up)
will start next Tuesday. Another on the
Goth, and another still on the Goth inst. This
supply train, when ready to start for Leav-
enworth, will consist of 400 teamsters and
200 wagons, and will be under the escort of
two CONSUMES of regulars of the army.
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Some one says that human heads are
like hogsheads-the less they contain the
louder the report they give Of themselves.
The smaller the calibre Of the mind the
greater the bore of perpetuaay omen mouth.
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Robinson House.

This institution is now under the charge
of NJ. W. Robinson, and Judging from the
neatness of everything around it, and the
amount of provision purchased, good living
must be had within its walls.
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DIED.

In Leavenworth, Kansas, AMY HEPNER in H..
18th year Of her age, daughter Of wAsHIEoros ,ra
EMILY HIrSER, formerly Of this city,
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Onawu Adventure.

This is a new craft just launched upon the
sea of public favor, at Onawa, Monona
County, Iowa. 1t is of fair size, well PRINT
ed, and gives promise of exceeding useful
ness in setting forth the claims of the Slope
and extolling its merits.
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u. r. 01a11avAxa, N6. -.
PHYSICIAN SURGEON. OFFICE AT DBL
L LENS DRUG STORE. Lower Broadway, Goun
Gil Bluffs, Iowa. ni-u
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Cy We would call the attention of the
Marshal to the condition of Pearl street. It
has been made the receptacle for the offal
from the stable attached to the Waverly
House, and the approaching warm weather
would seem to suggest the propriety of re-
moving said ofal from thoroughfare so
much frequented, as the one in question.
ne''des the disagreeable effluvia generated
from this mass of filth by the alterations of
sunshine and rain, the cutters are INSTRUCTED,
".' the water remains in stagnant pools
along the street, after every fall of rain.
VIII this matter be attended top
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Removals.

j. 7. OLIVER, Merchant Tailor has re-
moved to his new building on MddkBroad-
way, one door above PORTER & CRITTERS
Auction Rooms.
ROBERT RUssELL's Shaving Saloon has
been removed to the head of Broadway, in
the building known as the Ocean Wave, I'd
story. julius is thar!
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The May number Of thu periodical has
come to hand, and We hail il = " would
the face Of IN old friend. tt unaaounine,
yellow brown cover, like the nodest becom-
ing dress Of lady, is indicative Of ths real
worth and good sense Of the wearr. Its
contents are, Is usual, varied and itete.ting.
The /" Autocrat" and his friends haye hken
another breakfast or two, and he ense,tains
Us with relation of the conversationsatend-
ing their coffee. "The Pure Pearl Of D1er's
Bay," is brought to . sad and sadaning
close, and "The Hundred Days" continues
its interest to the last. stCharley's Deth, -
is quaint sad poem, and GA wordtt the
Wise," of how yam
Glove hailed little maid,
Romping through the meadow"
should be specially needed by maidsns "of
larger growth" lest he say to them q lst-
Glove is cut of season." Then 70, the
lovers of music and its interest, we hive q
biographical sketch Of Beethoven tho ,on1-
poser and pianist. For lovers Of histoy We
have "American Antiquity" for students
Of mental physiology, we have ''lntellctual
Character;" in short, the Atlantc contains
something each month, to suit al most very
STYLE Of thinker and reader-unlss, indeed,
| it be that class of readers, who nj yer think,
and who devour without stint, be "yaller
covered literature" and Nep- YAK Ledger
style of stories. For such, oulslid, COM
mon sense atlantic, would hav' 10 charms.
Subscribe for the atlantic, youvho want a
good family Magazine. 1t is ublished by
PHILLIPS, SAMSON 4 Co., ID Wter Street,
Boston. Terms, three dollars,'e< annum.
We will furnish subscribers with 10 atlantic
and Nonpareil, one year, for fur dollars.
-s~--
Nebraska Republican.
The first number of this republican jour.
nal was given to the public on Wednesday
last. 5th inst. 1t is sheet ofthe size Of
the Nonpereil, printed in SIMS type, and
presents a very creditable.pbysignomy. 1t
is edited by Ed. F. SCHNEIDER HARRISON
J. Brown, and gives promise ohealing the
sham ocratic organs, and their prshippers,
some staggering blows. The pcessity for
an organ at the Capital, that vuld reflect
the views of the men of the Teitory, who
believe that all the Territories othe United
States, should BIO preserved al retained
for white laborers, has long bee felt, and
we are glad that they have now a,ress that
will sound no false notes, and ne every
way worthy their support. Wevish our
neighbors Unreasonable success but we
cannot help thinking that they hEe ''laid
themselves out'' for considerable more
"type-sticking" than they will fnipro6ta-
BILE, these hard times.
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Owning I'm.

In speaking of the adventures of the def
cheney bill, in its passage through the House,
the washington Union pokes sharp sticks
at its confreres in the following refreshing
manner: "The black republicans voted first
one way and then the other, in order among
other things, to show their power over the
legislation of the House, and their contempt
for the imbecility of the majority"
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-05-08

The two rooms Pearl Street, adjoining the County
Judges once. Possession given in a few days.
Enquire Of HORACE EvERETr.
April 2, 1855.
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

WE are Informed by one of our young friends,
who attended the party given by the Russellville
Male College, few nights ago, at that place, tn at
tie entertainment was well worthy of the citizens
of Russevlle. Our informant states that in ad.
diton to most splendid supper, the spacious
rooms of the College were crowded with beautiful
ladies who are only equaled in beauty by the fair
daughters Of Tennessee. We know that our
friend enjoyed himself, for we learn from him that
in the confusion and mixture of hats, he lost his
beaver, which he bore like philosopher and re-
treated bareheaded
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

az We had the pleasure of attending the cele-
bration Of the Salem and Antioch Sabbath Schools.
on last Saturday. There was large crowd as
sembled, composed principally Of the scholars and
teachers Of the two Schools, both of which are in
a Aourishing condition. After sumptusus din
speech, and we do not remember of ever having
heard more able speech ON the subject of Sabbath
Schools. He portrayed in living colors the moral
and religious virtues arising from such Schools.
and urged the community OF large to take hold of
the matter and 60 TO work inearnest. These two
Schools are destined, in our opinion, to result in
much good to the youths of that vicinity.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
40 Acres

Of the very best farming land in the w est, has
$50 acres Observation-Disclosures well timbered. There
out-houses, tobacco barns, &c also good cis-
tern. The farm is we'll watered by never falling
springs. This land lies near the Henderson and
Edgefeld, and the Memphis, GAINESVILLE and
Louisville Railroads, ana in few miles of the
crossing of the two roads, both Of which roads, II
is believed, will be completed within two years
Any person wishing TO buy will do well to call
aud look at it for himself, and will take pleas
nre in showing H.
TERMs.--l2 and "a months time, without inte-
rest, for which notes will be required of the pur-
chaser and len retained on the property for the
purchase money. j. NJ. FUQUA.
June IL, '5S-2m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

az Jane Brumbaugh, alias Big Jane. the wom-
an who some months ago killed man nsmed Wal
Ter, In the upper part Of tho town, tried last
week, at Springfield, In Robertson county, and
scas acquitted Not only acquitted, but the YER
dict was received, we told, with sclamaiiOn by
the people, who showed every sign Of qualification
that the murderess was again free to ply her in
famous calling and again, perhaps, to shed blood.
We Of course do not assume to condemn the
JURY, by whom this woman was tried, for the tes-
timony may have been, and, we suppose, was such
as left no other alternative but to acquit yet wo
in common with all good citizens, who know the
character Of the woman, and the circumstances
attending her ofense, deeply deplors that any ju-
ry should have had to turn her loose again upon
society.
The Attorney Generel, Gen. Jas. M. Quarles
wn are pleased TO say, did his whole duty in this
case and used every legal and honorable effort to
convict and punish the offender, but his labor was
lost, far as vindlcating outraged jnstice is
cerned but not SO far the plaudits and approval
Of his fellow.citlzens are concerned, for he has
certainly won them by his upright and fearless
course in this case:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

az The carrier rigeon waiting 10 distant lands
some love message on its wings--the shriekng
sea-bird that flies to welcome the coming gae-"the
sky lark mounting Heavenward to greet with song
the rosy morn, are fit emblems of the speed of the
locomotive packet Minnetonka. In the State of
Minnesota, near the falls of the Mnnehaha, lies
the lovely lake from which this wild packet takes
her euphonious appellation, which being transla-
ted from the tBg Injin" lingo into vulgar ver-
nacular signiieth Laughing Maiden, Our an
cent friend, Ben F. Egan, the efTugent accoun-
tant Of the Mnnetonka, informs us that she will
leave Clarksvilla for The City Of Rocks on to-mor
row at l2.o'elock, M. Let our citizens who wish
to pay Nashville visit profit by this opportunity
and our word for II, they will enjoy the utmost
luxury of steamboat travelling Verb sap
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
LAND AND NEGRoEs FOR SALE.

will, on Friday, August 9th, 1858, offer for
sale the well known farm of travellers Rest"
situated on the GAINESVILLE and Dover Turnpike
This farm is 8 miles from Clarksvie and 6 miles
from Providence, aud contains $50 acres of land,
l20 Of which are in cultivation. On the premi-
SEES is first rate dwelling house, suitable for a
public house, and all other houses necessary for
the convenience Of a family, and is very eligiblv
situated for first rate country Tavern. There is
yards OF the house.
On the same day will sell all Of my stock,
consisting OF Mules, Horses, Hogs, and some
fine mich cows and calves Among my negro
men there is first rate stone and brick mason.
Further description Is unnecessarily will take
pleasure in showing the premises to any one
wishing to buy. Terms made known on the day
Of sale. w. l.. NEBLEIT.
June IL '58-tds
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CLARKsviLLE, June 25.

CLARKsviLLE, June 25,
RIVER AND WEATHER The weather for the past
few days has been intensely warm.
The river still continues to fall slowly, with
about 80 feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
The b. NJ. Runyan passed up yesterday morn
ing, on her way to Nashville. She will return this
evening route for ST. Louis. If any OF our cit
liens Which to take real nice trip. on a magnif-
cent boat they should not fail to get aboard of the
Runyan.
The MnnetOnka, is the packet for Nashville
tomorrow evening
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
Notice.

Notice.
In pursuance of deed of Trust executed to me
by w, A. Shuman, for the benefit of Burrel Cor
ban, Dowdy, VIM IS Co. and others, | will sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, in the town of Carks
vile, on Monday, 9Th of July next, lit being
county court day. the following property to-wh:
l6 mules. head of horses, yoke of oxen, 80
carts. 80 wheebarrows, large lot of shovels.
mattocks. picks, crowbars, drills, hammers, log
chains, cart gear, plows, scrapers, straw cutters,
buggy. 2pair harness, 60 kegs blasting powder,
sets blacksmith tools, &C. Sale at o. Herring's
stable.
]. P. DAILY, Trustee.
June l9, '5S-3w 3sN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
DIED..

ON the 10Th inst, at the residence OF John T.
Johnson, in this county, and of congestion of the
brain, HENRY ORR, in the 9th year of his age.
The deceased was a young man of fine moral
character and beloved by all who knew him. For
some two years past, he has been residing in For
ida, whittier he had gone for his health and re-
turned much improved, only to be cut off in one
week, by disease in another form of few hours
duration.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

az The Home Circle, for June has come to
hand, filed, as usual with interesting original
reading This ably edited and neatly executed
monthly, should be in the house of every Meth
odist. Terms 81 per anAum, address Stevenson
& Owen, Nashville, tennessee.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
Fire-PrOOf Warehouse.

GAINESVILLE, June II, 1853.
Sales Of 81 tlhds. Tobacco, by C, II. Smith, at
his Fire-Proof Warehouse, as follows:
SIS IS, 5 40, 5 60, 5 as, 4 so, 5 40. 5 80, S so,
5 10, S rs, %, 3 80, 4 80, A O5, 5 25. 5 so,
sos, s 90, 5 80, 5 25, rs, so, IS, 5 40,
1 80, 6 5, 6 80. 6 95, 6 IS, 6 IS, 7 IS, IS.
7 so, Z IL, 8 95, 8 O5, 8 90. 8 10, 10, s 10
7 so, 90, 8 20. 8 40, s IS 8 20, IS, 8 95,
8 SIS, 8 IS, 10 80.
G. H. SMITH.
II. d LEONARD. Auctioneer.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

w. Fowler has just received fine assortment
of Watches, Chains, Seals, Rings, Pens, Pencils,
Lockets, Breastpins, Ear Rings, Bracelets Neck
faces, and Gold Thimbles. If the Maj had some
gentle one, to share his joys and divide his sOr-
rows, his stock would now be complete.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

OMr. BoyD MERcER, Of that sterling paper'
the HopkinsvilIe Mercury, paid us visit few
days since. We are glad to learn that the Mercu-
ry is in prosperous condition. We wish all con-
Ger ned much success
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

UrWo learn that tho people on thu South side
OF the river, intend celebrating tho 4th, on saIur
day the Ord, by giving Pic-nic and barbecue at
Yancy's Spring near Thomas Ramoy's. We un-
derstand that there will be oAe or more public
speeches made, together with number of pripais
ones,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

SATURDAY, the Sd of July, kas been selected by
the several Sabbath Schools of the city, as the
day fer their Union Celebration. tits respectfully
requested, by tho committees from the different
schools, that business men generally will close
doors ON that day, during the hours Of celebration
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

Hon. VIM. R. Harris died in Memphis, on the
18th inst. from injuries received by the explosion
of the steamer Pennsylvania. He was a high
toned gentleman of unblemished reputation.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

NJ We are requested, by Mr.. Manuel, to say
that his next Assembly at the Masonic Hall, will
come OIL ON Monday evening next.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
FIGURING Wits for Rent.
June I8, '58-3w

On Thursday, the LIST OF July, 1858, win rent
out at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, the
Mil property, known as the Monlg emery Mills,
belonging TO the heirs Of I. A. Jones deed =
Said mill property 10 be rented for ~ months from
see 10 give bond and good security for the same.
A. ID, FLETCHER, Guardian
June IL, '5s-2w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

w. LangstOn has opened an Ice-cream Saloon
on Strawberry Alley, where he keeps supply
constantly on hand. Call in and try it.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

We are requested to state that r. NJ. Adcock, of
Trenton, Ky, will address the citizens of that
place on Saturday, the Sd Of July.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
M'lure's RAT-PROOF Tobacco
w A r. T. II Q u s f
CLAnKsvILLE. Juno. bal. les.

GAINESVILLE, June. II, 1858
Sales by w, S. Mcclure Of 10 Hhds. OF Tobac-
CO, as follows;
81 Admitted from 81 so to 0 95.
50 Refused so TO Z IS.
Tobacco arriving rapidly for the seas on + the
year. Ny receipts $40 hhds, over last year to
date Sales regularly every Tuesday.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

M'ConMAo is still holding forth at his gallery,
next door 10 the Northern Bank, and is still ma
king the best pictures in the South-cr as for that
mattcf, The best taken anywhere--for we have
heard competent judges say that his pictures are
equal to- Il not superior to, any they ever saw in
New York or Boston His gallery is now full of
exquisite specimens Of his art, and we do not
know where an hour can be more pleasantly spent
than there. He takes photographs, Caguerreo-
types, Ambrotypes, and every other style of pic
ture, and allows no work to go from his gallery
that Is not entirely satisfactory to the subject
When we consider the exact truthfuMess of
pictures Of this kind the great value of picture
of absent or deceased friend, aud the trihing
cost Of their, Il is wonder that Everybody does
not procure them Now is an admirable time to
have them taken, and Mr.. MCormac has every
facility for doing it, 50 we urge our friends and
readers to go now and "secure the shadow, ere
the substance fade"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

~ Hon. 4. X. zocO0er, our distinguished
Congressional representative arrived at his home
la Nashyile, Monday lat