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Query.

| notice that the teams employed by the
city, in the grading of Lower Broadway,
between Centre and Main, are also engaged
at the same time in hauling dirt for the fill
ing up of certain private lots, on the South
side of Broadway. Quere-Who pays for
the same? Does the city? Are the people
of this city to be taxed therefor? Can you
i tell, Mr.. Editor? If SO, oblige
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CO We of the North sometimes speak of
our members of Congress with disrespect
but none Of us have said anything SO bad
about them, as public meeting Of Demo-
Gratis of Florida have just said of their rep
resentative, George s. Hawkins. They re-
solved, in the usual form, that he is "weak,
wilted and Incompetent = and 'sdevoses more
time to his toilette than to the interests Of
bis constituents
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D. c. BLooNER, Secretary.
PROCEEDINGS OF COMMON COUNCIL

PROCEEDINGS OF COMMON COUNCIL.
FRIDAY, September 10, 1858.
The Council met at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, pur-
suant to call of the Mayor.
The Mayor in the Chair.
Present-Aldermen ALLEN, CARPENTER,
CASSIDY, COCHRAN, HAce, LEWIS, Nrr,
SHOEMAKER and TREYNoR.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ordered
amended so as to show that the account
of J. l.. Forman of $l75, was allowed on
the motion of Mr.. COCHRAN, and not re-
ported in favor Of, as shown by the record.
Mr.. CAsADY offered the following reso.
luton, which was adopted: +
Resolred, by the Common Council of the
City of Council Bluffs, that the Committee
on Finance be and are hereby authorized to
negotiate sufficient amount of City War
rants, to pay the interest still due on the
City Bonds for 1858.
Mr.. CAsApr offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
Resolred, by the Common Council Of the
City of Council Bluffs, that the City Re-
corder be, and he is hereby authorized to
give to persons in lieu of City Warrants,
City Bonds drawing ten per cent. interest,
payable in not less than two years from
date, interest payable annually, and to take
up and Cancel all such City Warrants so
exchanged, provided no bond shall be issu-
ed for less amount than five hundred dol.
lars.
An account in favor Of S. S. Curtis, of
$l3, was referred to the Committee on
Claims.
The following accounts were allowed:
One in favor Of Frank Street, for salary
as City Recorder, for the quarter ending
Sept. 9th, 1858.
One in favor Of c. W. Bryan, for salary
rs City Marshal for the quarter ending Sept.
9th, 1858. -.
On motion the Council adjourned.
Attest: FRANK STREET.
City Recorder.
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At regular meeting OF the Board Directors OF the
County Agricultural Society held the
18TH day OF February 1855 at the Once OF Frank Street
the following list Of articles, with their premiums
nexcd, was decided to be offered at the Annual Exhbi.
ton q the Society 70 be held the 18th and 4th
Of October, 1855, in the City Of Council Bluffs
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Fire ut Florence, n. r.

A fire occurred at Florence, N. T., on
Wednesday evening last, destroying the
Post Office, r. D. AxY's Stove and Tin
Shop, the store-room formerly occupied by
A. J. SMITH, as q store, and dwelling
house owned and occupied by Mr.. DuDlr.
We have been unable to learn the particu-
lars Of the fire, or the amount of damage
sustained. The fire was doubtless the work
of an incendiary.
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~ The New York Herald says, We IN
stand that it is already in contemplation to
Law, in connection with the Atlantic Tele-
graph, submarine cable from Valentia Bay
to SYDNEY, Cape Breton, or to Portland,
Maine. Proportions are being made to sur.
vev the coast and ascertain the best mode OF
carving out the design. The submarine
cable is held to be more preferable to a land
line. inasmuch as it is not liable to damage
from the winter storms, which ore always so
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- ). ". Ross, ESQ.,, is erecting 6ne
WICK dxell,ng, on the bluff north Of Wash
Tyson Avenue. The location is command
" '0s, overlooking, as it does, the entire
r., With fue view Of ouaha City and
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~ The brick dwelling in course of con-
:; a'''on by our friend, MARSHALL TuRLEY,
- ' assuming its proportions, and will
''sompleted in a short time.
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public schools.

wnit.m Bensest, Of the arm OF Bennett
-, 4 Co., is our authorized Agent at Neorash'
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SELLING OFF.

SELLING OFF.
TINE SUBSCRIBER HAVING TAKEN THE STOCK
l. Of merchandise Of the late firm Of G. DOUGHTY
&CO is now Offering it at costhe stock is large and
fresh consisting Of Dry Goods Groceries, Shoes Boots
Hats Caps, Clothing, Hardware Furniture and Queens.
ware and with be closed out positively at Cost for Cash
Only. MILTON YOUfLk
Council Bluffs, June e5th, lsss-v2ns
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A public School, unoe1 'Ae
.,s D;strict Board of Directors, is now kept
- .,h. district No. l, in Palmer's Block, ID
,h;s ci,v. by female teacher. We learn
,h,, the Directors have employed compe-
tom, male teacher to take charge OF the
School. abou. the Middle Of October, and
that the present we'll qualified teacher will
.+65arx be continued as an assistant after
that timed
In sub. district No. 2, teacher has also
been employed, and School will be opened
in the building formerly occupied as tho
Odd Fellows Hall, about the LIST OF octo'
her. A female assistant will also be en-
ployed, should the number of pupils require
il. Both Of the above Schools are free to
all youth residing within the district, De-
tween the ages of Eve and twenty-one. "A
census of the district has recently been
taken, showing the number OF such pupils to
be 500.
We learn further, that the District Board
of Directors have recently purchased a tract
of land comprising upwards Of acres, in
Glendale Addition, for School House pur-
poses. This we regard as an excellent
movement. The land purchased is central
ly located, is finely situated in pleasant
and retired part Of the city, and will, We
trust, at no very distant day be adorned
with large, we'll arranged and we'll con-
Quoted Union School, such as the wants Of
our prosperous city demand. Such at any
rate is the intention of the present Board OF
Directors, in making the purchase.
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We learn that some Of our young men.
and perhaps some of the older ones, have
determined to offer, at the coming County
Fair, premium Of fine Side Saddle to the
best lady equestrian. The contest will no
doubt be spirited one, for already a score
or more Of fair Amazons are in the field, with
their chargers, training for the tournament:
As a cotemporary remarks-"Not every
one who rides will be able to carry of a
prize, but all who are willing to enter the
list may exhibit their skill and grace in man
aging the noblest of all domestic animals,
the horse. There will doubtless be present
an approaching multitude to applaud who
ever wins the highest honors.'
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This metropolis seems to be doing fine
BUSINESS. PETE took possession of his new
Guiding this morning, and is now prepared
to serve up the Bovine, Owls, and Porcine
herds in true city style. Competition-the
oane Of tradesmen, but the delight of US poor
no''als, who live, as the saying is, "from
hand to mouth" has reduced the price of
meat to something nearer living rates, and
eao'ee cuts of Steak may now be obtained
!" the Central Market, at eight cents per
pound. Vire la competition,
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r~The chances are that Col. Curtis will
be defeated. We hope that no pains will
be spared.-Fort Dodge Sentinel.
The pain; which the Republicans will in in
not be spared. The pains and penalties
which will overtake Judge Lefdngwell, will
be communicated to the Iowa Water Spout.
This latter watsry accretion will be pumped
drv in October, leaving IN homogeneous de-
posit of defunct English swindles, and dry
political remains which once werc animated
by the eloquent, learned, and lamented
Henry Hoffman Trimble. Sic transit gloria
aqua spoutem - Citizen.
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~ The construction of sidewalk on
,as s0o'n side Of Broadway, is progressing.
ss'"se0 Pearl and Centre the grading has
'u completed, and the brick work will
f''0aoly be finished TO- day.
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Etna Insurance Company.

This is the wealthiest and most reliable
insurance company in the United States
Its cash assets now amount to over one mil
lion six hundred thousand dollars ISL $780,.
ooo.) Curtis Brothers are the agents in
this and Omaha City. During the absence
OF S. S. Curtis, at the Pixies Peak Gold
Mines, II. c. NUrr Il Co., will transact oil
business connected with this agency in this
city.
3 Friend BENTLEY is disposed to be ia
cetious over the fact that FRANK SEREEr ha,
been established by the Common Council
Hear him eve see by the Council Bluff;
NcnpareH that they passed an ordinance to
establish FRANK STREET and define his bouu.
DIARIES. FRANK must have become verv
eOrpulenti If the city council has to assist him
on his legs, and after getting him on his
pegs, they found it necessary to define how
lar he extends round in the neighborhood.
We would hardly know FRANK, if he has so
enlarged"
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~ Our "women- folks" return thanks
this week, to that friend up town, for t,co
of the finest melons of the season. Thus it
is We get paid for our selfshness, in not
sharing the first one with them. But we
must confess, much to our shame and their
credit, that they reserved a slice Of each,
for US, and so repaid US after the manner
Of the Golden Rule.
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Wanted In Iowa.

A few more live men to take the places
of fogies, who, under the guise of conserva-
tism are endcavoring to hold back the
country from that advanced state of progress
to which it might be fastened.
A few more to take in hand the manufac-
turing interests and advantages Of the West,
and place her in a position of dependence
upon her own resources instead of the one
Of hanger on to the East.
A few more to aid in stirring up the citi-
zens on the subject of railroads, and to
assist in pushing them through in directions
where they are known to be absolutely nee
essary to the comfort of the people and
prosperity of the State.
Badly wanted, more men who will patron
ize every class of business in the West which
comes in competition with similar kinds at
the far East, men who care less for few
cents than for the growth and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
of their own localities.
A few more to engage in the cultivation
of the soil-the raising of the necessarles Of
life, that they may become cheaper and Of
better quality, and help to attract emigrants
to those parts where there are places for them
and, especially, in some counties, are a
few more needed to make good butter.
A few more farmers who will give their
sons good English Quotations, to make
them superior to the small minded persons
who designate them as "clod-hoppers."
A number of young men to engage in
mechanical arts, and thus help to increase
the bone and sinew of the country-and a
few less to indulge in professional aspira-
tons when not characterized by that pecu-
liar fitness which would render them appro-
nriate-Monthlu Reporter.
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For Pixies Peak.

The gold fever still RACES with virulence.
The approaching cold weather seems to af'
feet it but little. 1t has not proved fatal to
any great extent, having, but in one or two
cases, terminated in-starting for the dig
gngs. Several young men of this city,
propose to abate the fever, by taking up
their line Of march next week. Our young
friend, SAN. S. CURTIS, is "off" on the first
train, and will, from time to time, through
the columns Of the Nonpareil, acquaint the
good people Of Council Bluffs with the
"Latest News from Pixies Peak direct.'-
We wish him speedy and safe journey to
thJmincs-success commensurate with the
9irit of enterprise he has exhibted-and a
Huick return to our city. A pocket full Of
Is"rocks," boys, enc and all! A chunk as
/ biz as brick-bat will answer our turn.
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GEORGE BARTLETT has removed his large
stock of Merchandise to tho store-room
formerly occupied by J. B. srurssAs, at
the head of Broadway, where he will be
pleased to see his old customers and as many
new ones who wish to purchase cheap Goods.
He has fitted up the second story exclusive
ly for the Wholesale Trade, to which he in
vites the attention of country merchants
He has just received per steamer Siour
City, large and fresh stock of Groceries.
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Proceeding. of ,he County School Board.

Proceedings Of the County School Board!
At a meeting of the Presidents Of the
several School Districts in Pottawattamie
County, held, pursuant to call Of the
County Superintendent of Schools, in Coun-
Gil Bluffs, on the 18th day of September,
1858, J. B. RUE, Esq, County Supsrin-
tendent, was called to the Chair.
On motion of G. F. Smith, D. c. BLOOM
Err was appointed Secretary.
After a full and free interchange of sen.
timents on the subject of Schools in this
county, and the interests of education gem
orally, the following resolutions was adopt.
ed.
Resolved, That the ordinary English
branches of spelling, reading, writing,
arithmetic, Geography and Grammar, should
be taught in all the public schools in thu
county, and that the County Superintendent
should grant certificates as teachers, only tc
such persons as he shall find on examina
ton, qualified to teach the above branches
Resolred, That this Board recommend
that the Directors of the different District:
should pay, as ageneral rule, liberal COM
pensaton to such teachers as may be en-
ployed by them.
Resolved, That the next meeting of Thu
Board be held in Council Bluffs, on the q
day of January, 1859, and that our Count,
Superintendent be and is hereby requested
to deliver public address before the Boar
at that time.
Resolved, That the publishers of all tn
newspapers in the county, be requested tt
insert the proceedings Of this meeting il
their columns.
The Board had under consideration, tn
propriety of establishing a County Higl
School, and also Of increasing the salary o
the County Superintendent, but deferred
action upon them, until the next meeting
when it is hoped there will be full attend
ance of all the members of the Board,
JAS. B. RUE, Co. Sup't
and Chairman,
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c. SAMUEL FoRREY, ESQ.,, the Republic
can candidate for District Attorney, called
at our sanctum on Monday last. He is cam
vassing the District in company with his
competitor, and gives very favorable &C.
count Of our prospects in the District this
fall. Owing to the illness Of Mr.. PARRorr,
the Democratic nominee, the discussion that
was to have taken place on Monday evening,
was postponed indefinitely.
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Best specimen of Fall Wheat, bushci,. .........
do do Spring Wheat, bushel,.. .......
do do Timothy Seed do ..........
do do Clover do do ..........
do do Indian or Sweet Corn, .........
do Pumpkins, six in number, ...............
do Beets and Cabbages, 6 in number, ........
do specimen of Irish Potatoes, One bushel,....
do do Onions do do
do do Sweet Potatoes. .................
do Squashes in number. ...................
do Dozen Heads Of Celery.
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