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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-01-23
BANK OF TEKAMA,
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Exehalge once Of Bank Of TekaAa.

Exchange once Of bank Of Tekana,
ssr... r. OMAHA, n. T..
sT1HE ABOVE INSTITUTIONS ARE NOW OPEN
and ready for the transaction Of general BANKING
Business. ts -.
Gold, Silver and Exchange on various parts Of the
United Seates bought and Sold. Collections made and
promptly remitted.
Land Warrants bought and sold and Loaned on Deeds
Of Trust. 8. L. CAIPBRLL, hesr.
p ~ Axsu CnAA,P ~ Y fn11u
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Curtis Brothers,
Surveyors and Land Agents,
~ COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. ~ & g
OEEACE.NO. 4, ,PALAEA,S BLOCK.
YXyILL PAT PRONPT ATTENTION TO THE LAY
w Ing out Of Lands, ali business connected with
Civil Engineering Drafting, &C., also the Paying Of
Taxes, Buying aud Selling Of Real Estate. Locating
Land warrants, and Making Collections. ns-u
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THOMAS & PAPlN, ,'".N
Wholesale Dealers in Fancy Goods, I'm
poriers Of Vines, Liquors L Cigars,
a North second Street,
st. Louis, Missouri. a..
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Leaving an excess OF resources over pres
ent and probable liabilities eS91 ,376 II
The expenses of the State during the two
past years have been greatly increased BY
the extra session Of the Legislature in July,
1855, rendered necessary by the grant Of
land to the State for railroad purposes, by
the recent constitutional convention, and
by the erection Of an hospital for the insane
at Mount Pleasant. The amount expended
for these three purposes exceeds the sum
Of two hundred thousand dollars st17f
!, Il will be observed that the estimate Of Re.
sources for the yea, 1883 and 1859, is based
upon the supposition that the present rate
Of State taxation shall be continued. It will
be for the General Assembly to determine
whether or not this fate Of taxation shall be
adhered to-, II is believed that owing to the
present scarcity of money and the staghation
of business, small amount only Of the
State revenue now due, will be probably
paid. I therefore submit to the General
Assembly the propriety Of borrowing upon
the bonds of the State, the amount allowed
BY the Constitution I have reason 10 be-
lieve that six per cent. bonds can be nego.
tiated at par. Should this course be adopt.
ed, the present liabilities of the State cal,
be Immediately discharged, the charitable
institutions can be carried forward to com.
pletion, and the rate Of taxation for the
years 1858 and 1859 can be reduced at leaft
one.third. aSoA &tiN sEt5SHs g1bat1s3 sa q
F. DEs HOMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT. 4,
The act Of January 20, 1857, in relation
to the Des Moines River Improvement, au-
thorised the making Of d new contract for
the prosecution Of Tint work. This action
Of the General Assembly was founded upon
the conclusion, that the contract Of June 0.
1854, with the Des Moines Navigation and
Railroad Company, was invalid and nugato-
~, from never having been approved by the
Governor. The Supreme Court has, how,
ever, since decided that this contract was
the State authorities, the original defect has
been cured, and cannot nov be made {
ground Of objection. .ass - IS - ~ 5 ,,i s,
But from tho report Of the Joint c,nmit-
tsc. .of. the two houses at The fsst session Of
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ID. e. BLOOMER'S
LssS ASsssy $50 1reAsSs oAss,
.., EMPIRE BLOCK. -. u
ALL BRANCHES OF THE LAND AGENCY
IL Business promptly attended TO. Land Bought and
sold Money Loaned and Land Entered On Time. Land
Warrants kept constantly for sale a the lowest rates
n Once in Empire Block, opposite Pacific House.
Nay l057-nlu --s So .- ..E s.
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It is much doubted whether the Law Of
last session, substituting county for tows.
ship assessor, was any improvement upon
the former method Of assessment. Judg-
ing from my own observation, / do not he's
,tate to conclude, that many millions ef
dollars worth Of property was over.
looked at the last assessment, and d
this year untaxed. recommend the Old
law, in this particular to be restored. Soand
policy requires that sdministration as wdl
~ legislation should be brought as directly
home to the people As possible. There must
ultimately be thorough township orgali.
sa6on throughout the State, and the soousr
the people become accustomed to it, the les
dif6cnlt and burdensome it will become, nd
the more perfect and satisfactory will be tAs
transactlVn Of public affairs. s7
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= = !. soS551i GG67i. Nv. y. =: 1oo4Ia. salaiE''H'
TOOTLES & FAIRLEIGH,
TSxoLUSIvELY WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY
T. GOODS Groceries Boots, Shoes, Clothing Liquors,
Queenswarc, &C., &C., and s7 ta "-" '..''
FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Id. street, 81, Joseph. Mo.
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CAsADY 4 TEST, .
.lsssrssvs ss1 CSssssJlsrs - Lsw, ssA
GENERAL LAND AGENTS, ... ..,
COUNCIL DLUYF1............. ...loWA.
JxrILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies, Collections, Investing Money, Locat-
ing aud selling Land wsrrants and all other business
pertaining their In Western Iowa and Ne
braska n1u.
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General 1sAnd Agent,
$50. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. ..
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO THE L0-
w CATION and Sale Of Land warrants for nom
residents; the payment Of Taxes and the purchase and
sale Real Estate generally viii also enter ands
for settlers and give time for payments [n2-u.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20
Greatly Pricea,

II. p. BUCKLEY, No. 8 Camp street
grateful for the past favors which have been 50
literally bestowed upon him by his country
friends, he takes this method of giving them due
notice of his intention, in consequence of the
financial troubles which are now affecting more
or less every description Of business, 10 offer his
present stock of Jewelry, Silverware, &c, at
prices which is a GREAT SACRIFICE, but he is
DETERMINED TO SELL,
Ills Jewelry and Sllverware, it is well known,
is of the purest description-he keeps no inferior
articles everything guaranteed to be what it is
represented.
His workmen are the best, and all Watches,
Jewelry, &c, sent to him for repair will he pro-
perly executed, and with punctuality and des-
patch.
His country friends, when they visit the city,
must not fail to call at No. 8 Camp street, if they
want bargains in his line. or2I
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with many humorous Illustrations BY the author
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The Publishers have also the pleasure of an.
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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

Mr.. SEwARDssD DEFENCE OF THE PRESIDENT
Senator Seward was the most prominent sup.
porter Of President Buchanan's MESSAGE, defen.
ding the Paulding outrage in the Senate of the
United States, stating on the authority of Bu-
chanan, that General Walker had been indicted
in the United States, and was, therefore, a
fugitive from justice, and that his apprehension
consequently by Pauldiug was legal and right.
There is no truth whatever in the declaration
that Walker was indicted the President,
whether he so stated or not, kneto that it was
not so; and, furthermore, he is well aware that
no evidence to procure an Indictment was eyer
produced, or Instructions issued FROM any de-
Parlment Of the Federal Government to pros
ceed by indictment against Gen. Walker.
True Delta.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

SSAASSpUD0GiCe Oh the E1CdEune.
AsPINwALL. JAN. A., 1858.
The U. s. war steamer Fulton. CAM, Almv
arrived at Aspinwall, from Greytown, on The
Sotn ult, bringing forty four officers and men
osfng that portion Of Walkers force that
ascended the Colorado into the San. Juan
avef' and th't took possession of Fort Cas-,
lilo.
Capt. Sands, Of the u. S. steam friaate SIS,
qnehana, who captured this force. went stiIl
TURNER than did Com. Paulding in breaking
np 1.-THE hilibusters. He assembled the river Of
Gan Jnan into the interior Of a foreign nation.
me facts on the capture are these, and | have
tnem from a high official source Costa Rica
ana Nicaragua, in view Of their co nmon dans
ger, came to an understanding, and sent four
hundred men to San Carlos. and one hundred
men TO- Castillo. And rson finding himself
SIoseIy pressed, and likely to be more so, and
Wttnout necessary stores, prepared the steamer
ogden, embarked his men, and then wrote 10
Capt. Sands, TO know his views in respect to
biz surrender. Capt. S. offered to receive
them If they came and surrendered their r
Subsequently, Anderson spiked the cannon.
burned all The buildings about Castillo, des-
sFayed the machinery Of steamer at the Rapids
and having killed all the cattle and piundered
ai the merchandise within reach, started down
the river. Capt. Sands came upon them in
the steamer Charles Morgan, full of armed
men, nine miles above Gteytown, and captured
them, Of course without any resistance. The
Ogden was placed in charge Of Mr. Cottrcll.
U. s. Consul, at Greytown, who also has
charge of the Charles Morgan until it can be
determined who they belong to.
OF course this extreme action on the part
Of Capt. Sands, was without instructions, from
the Navy Department. Bot Capt. Sands says
thai he was sent ont to break mp this expeii.
pon,eand he knew IF no 0tber lcay 10 do has
vkols duty hi 10 do IL.
Ri's Wabash has taken These men from tie
Fulton aud sails for the United States with
ibrm to-day. On his way, the Commodore
viii tough 10 TO Bseas del T'nro and G eytown.
The Fdion viii srnlain here.
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VIEW STORE
PRTErP

INFORMS his friends and the public generally
Il that he has opened a Grocery Store in The
house lately occupied by A.. Blum, where. hav-
ing made all necessary arrangements. he will
keep a constant supply Of fresh st. Louis Groce-
ries. Among his assortment. at retail, are
Mess Pork and Beet, finest quality;
Hogs Tongues, picked Pigs Feet;
Sugar cured Hams. Bacon. &c;
Flour, Rice, Starch, Soap;
Butter, Lard, Candles, Cheese;
Fancy Groceries Of all kinds;
Very superior Brandy and Whiskey;
In fact his stock comprises every thing usually
found in a Grocery Store, which he viii sell as
low as The market rates will allow him. ian5-tf
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9fHS DEsa1E UPoN THE P~Rrs1DrSr's Mrs.
sAsG-We are sorry That We have not room
1e give II full the debate which occurred in
me Senate upon the reading Of the Presidents
Message, which we publish to day. Messrs,
Seward, DoOlietIe and Pearee sustained the
2 President, and Messrs. Davis, Critenden,
Brown, Pngh, TOombs aud Douglas, took
me opposite side, We prefer standing
ogahe side of such men as Toombs, and not
Doolttie. We sincerely trust that the Senate
WI pass On act condemnatory Of Paulding,
and IN opposition to the principles of the
message, and in some way reimburse Wake,
and his men for the injury done them through
q siolationaof law.
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Cosmopolitan Art gourmai
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five postage stamps-15 cents.
See advertisement headed brilliant Progpec-
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Brilliant PrOspectsss!3
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New Orleans and OnnInusaa

WEEKLY PAcKET.-
WILL ATTEND TO ALL WAY BUSINESS.
f@s~E" The new steamer ANN.a PER
' RET, G, E. EQUALIZER, Master
bu built expressly for the trade fn
place of the steamer VIM. c. Youngl will pass
tlaquemIne on her downward trip. Returning,
leaves Ne" Orleans every Wednesday at P. NJ.
and all Landings on the Atchafalaya. For freight
or passage apply on board. Agents
J. NJ. JOHNSON & Co, 8 Front Levee.
jy25 near C-ustombonSe e.
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Coast Packet Bella Epowma.

III The spendid packet BELLA
80 DONNA, WM. McCoMBs, mas
- ter, having been reftted in every
respect. viii resume her trips on Saturday the
18th inst, and continue during the season-Ieav-
ing New Orleans as usual every Saturday even
ing at $ P. NJ, and passing P~Iaduemine on her
trip every Wednesday afternoon. Agents:
HOLMES Il CLAUSS,
aul IA Tchoupitoulas st.
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Lundi, Re rs Janvfer.

proclaim, 1858, a IL heures A. NJ, les propri-
eies ei-apes deerits, appartenant a la
Succession de feae CGrmekte Blanchard.
| savoir:
Tn certain Moau-ce de Terre, situe dams Ia
p~aroisse dlberyllle, designe CONNIE Giant. lot
NO. 2, Section Ne. 40. Township No. 10,
Ronge - Est, borne conformement au plan
d'arPentaee ct de division de Ia dit terre fait
en- JUN 1874, par James p. Terrell, depute
arpenteur des Eiats Unis, moins un arptDt ct
l-3 de face; ayant upe profoudeur de- yingt-
trois ct Ia arpents de superfcies, ainsi que
toutes les batisses ct aineiiorations aai sy
tronvent ct y sppartienent.
Les ESCLAVES ei-apres NOMINEES:
BOB, negre, avec une eniiure au genou, ace
d'enViron 80 ans.
ZENON, Negro. agh d'environ 40 ans.
CAROLINE, negresSe, agee d'environ 81 ans.
Une qnantitee de M0BILIER, consistan, en-
3 beoufs de tire; 4 IGle de cheveauA: une cha.
rette a beouf ct une chain; mn wagon ct les
%barnais; a ehaines; IN lot de SO cords DE- bois;
an lot de 5000 douves; un lot de piocbes. uDe
pelie; 2 hactes; une chaine; / passe partout ct
un lot d. flutes de selte.
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS.
La Terre ct les EscIayes seront vendus COM
me suit: LIE prix d'adjndication payable un
quart en- tout Mars 1858, IN quart en- tout
Mas 1859, un quart en- tout Mars 1860, ct
quart en- tout Mars 1861.
Les acquereurs founir0ns leurs billets en-
dossGes a Ia satisfaction de l'administrateur de
Ia dit succession, paYabies al bureau de Rpcor.
der de la paroisse d'lbefyiIie, ct 81 les dis Bill,
lets ne sont pas payes a echeance il porteronts
interet a raison de hut pour cent par an, apres
eeheance jusquau parfait Placement; ct pour
assarer lie Placement des dts billets ct tous in-
terets eTehtuels, hypotleques spectacle sera re-
sur Ia terre ct las eselaves. lie Mobi-
lieF payable en- toni Mass 1853; les acquereurs
fonrnironta leurs billets endosses a la satiSfac. |
lion do administrator de Ia dife succession,
au bureau du Recorder de cette pa
portant interets a raison de hut pour
cent par au, jusqa'au parfait pniement.
La Vente Sc fpra sur les lipux.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
Paroisse d'Iberville. lie % Rec. 1s57-dec23
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BONrEiNg aasN Ao0gEmg.

INHE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
pied by A. Blum, which he has reftted and omen
ed tor the accommodation of Boarders and Lodg-
ers. His table will always be Supplied with the
best that the market affords. and his prices will
be as low as the times will allow.
ian13-tf PHILIP r FIN
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THE STATES

WHICH has now been published near 'syea
w months, has met with such q success a. 70
justify the Proprietor in enlarging the Daily Ed.
ton 10 the size of the Washington Union.
The States will continue to represent the
sound constitutional principles Of States rights,
which have eveF been upheld by the National
Democracy, but it will not be SO entirely political
that its columns viii interest the politician OK.
clusiVely. nor SO slbservient to party as TO BE-
tray principle at the command Of power, nor diss
gulse It's convictions at the suggestions OF sxps.
dency.
In addition TO the discussion of important poll
ueat questions, lis columns will be devoted TO tha
Proceedings Of Congress, to the current ~transac.
lions Of the Government te~geneIal news, and
matters Of interest appertaining 10 Literature
Agriculture and Commerce.
TERMS:
The subscription price of the anlssRsd Daily
will be:
One copy for one year, q 70
Two copies for one year, 10 90
Iri-Weekly. one copy, one year, 8 90
The Cheapest Paper In the South.
The Weekly is published in a large Doubla
Sheet Form, and is printed on superior paper,
with handsome, bold type, at the following rsa.
sonable rates Of subscriptions
Per ysar.
Single copies, % 90
Two copies, 3 90
Five copies, ? 90
Ten copies, to the address of each
subscriber, and any larger num-
Der, at 81 90 each, IL 90
Any Postmaster, clerk, or other person, whs.
may send five subscribers, with 81 enclosed, will
receive an extra copy.
fragment in all cases il required invariably
n advance; and no papers will be forwarded unsa
he receipt Of the money.
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sNeaU C0Gne.Mnarec

DHILIP HEELEIN would resnectfDIlv tae
L inform his friends and the public gen M
orally that he has taken the house lately ~
occupied by A. Blum, where he will c~ontinre 10
Keep constantly on hand the best Lager Beer and
Liquors OF all descriptions. nz-Private rooms
a. all times for the accommodation of parties
The public is requested to call. ian13-tf
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PORTRAIT
II. HARDING

q. 664GA44S|
~ respectfully informs the citizens of Pla-
quemine and parish of Iberville that he has ia
ken Rooms in the commodious house lately &C.
cupied by Miss Bond, adjoining the Post Office,
where specimens can be seen, and where he
would be glad to see the public. He guarantees
the fullest satisfaction. Portraits as large as life
taken from Ambrotypes. ian6
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