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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
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PANl LAND bONDo Ill r,,;t
SATURDAY the nth day Of August next at noon receive ~
e OF the Fiscal Agency Boston sealed proposals Tor the
purchase OF ec 500 Of her Land Bonds IN sums s'o'
el.Ooo .,.
statement the condition Of the Company is preparation
by which 1t will be apparent that the sale OF the b9nos W.T.
with tie other available OF the company so'u SUM
cient open the through early next Spring
s5tOOoo secured by 6rst mortgage VIM a. S~i sidney
Bartlett aud Ns;hane rhsye Trustees upon the na suteo
the Company In 5 from AP l. 1870
with tnteIes. semi annually al per cent per annuui
The sker of each Bond will cencste giving him the
right time within alter the cars
Hannibal St Joseph equal amount in the
Stock of the Company subject TO AZ follows pr
the stock and receiving the c.rcae
of scp aud 10. 30 pei share during ak months there
af,r
ssid assessments will be receivable In any of the Land
Bord OF the Company offered with proper adjustment o,
per upon each slbscptou to the Loan will be
psysbe ID. seventeenth DAY OF rext aud will
be retained security, without isslI Bonds therefor,
until the whole Ct su h subscription is paid up
10 Ten per cent on the seventeenth OF September
70 Twedty per the seventeenth o. October.
Twenty per the seventeenth Of November.
- Twenty Per the seventeenth OF December.
% Twenty per cent ON the seventeenth ofJsnu@y
leo
u ns.aent except the first Bonds will be issued.
With proper adjustment interest when payments made;
OF BE- made earer by uo the Treasurer of
tsc Agency thereof al the time when the hi payment
made. - . -
The proceeds Of the the 600 Of Land of ths
appropriated fast received 20 ;hs paymeat OF
BY lot and the Bonds receivable cash IN
psymt for the Lsnds Of the Company.
conditions the Loan VIII be awarded 10 the
hgoes, nsbe bidders the Company reeTvns I, themselves
the sh consider the responsibility OF the Parues sAae ne
" ell as the cn,r rid.
z 5. WATSON, Treasurer OF the Fiscal Agency,
No. &5 City Exchange, Boston, Masa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

CTATE OF NEW-YORK.-BANKD DEPART
~ MINT Albany July 1851 Tho tune fixed BY lay for the
REDEMPTION ofthe CIRCULATING NOTES issued 10 the
JANIS BANK having expired 10 Chapter S OF the
Laws 1850 notice hereby given that FINAL DIVIDEND
of EIGHT co. PER CENT hss been
dspoed the certificates i.sned By he
the Of tho sAd Bsnk
abs Of the said certhestes properly ud
Depa;e within months from the date ef this roace
Aud no, tLs,eaAsr. JAMES 81. COOK,
,yloSv Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Hle1ical.

CORDIAL COGNAC BTTTERS Immediately
~ Il.ves earIhea sgue and billion. stacks s. STEIN
FIELD soe importer No. 10 Nass New York and Tor sale
by al crueasts bars and groceries
X ELLINGER's INFALLIBLE LINIMENT.-
IN The genuine. direct from the Doctor pat up according
the original recspt The wholesale for this v1sbs
article nov is WILLIAM H. KISSLEY No. IL Gold St
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Sales bn Aut..on.

UCIION NOTICE-SALE or ELEuANL
~ FURNITURE It GOCLD-Ml1H Arci'n-,,S, ~, ,,i.,
ThIB DAY Aar q r. prirs- f-sitence " 70 "eis Ia
.tssf ih IS t1s K.iF RI IN M hs7'@ 20 ~
g. n suie. q Psfr fsTnit - fls--,od k,ste-s
s'd..Isti-s Piano Csr1@'. Lon N.-s Fsi1't,4' ~,
CcIsrs kc DrirF Zoru sui urr II every d-se1o1o9
Falrifsr- r. o.-S I'd AEc uatcgsny Aso cue 'P
p 81 0-ilIie cot Z -.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
xxrELLS. FARGO & Co,
w ETV-YoRk CALtYOtFA
EXpHESS And EXCHAN SE %.
r. CAPITAL. e6e0, 900.

WELLS. T,a,Sosk rtRG9 = ca esLwosru
rypREsS And EXCHANo oE 90.
CAPITAL. S60o,o0o.
no 81 BtctpV ar, bEVRosz
CALIFORNIA ExPRt g ,ygs 90 ,ss - 's ase ai '.s
- ,s.nss sy ID Ifh l7ts ,n3 z1h Of eses aloua LII
TgCTIONs s'@ndsi 10 in Al pSrs II oeo' s"c s''o'
Or.fs q: signt in . sai' on hsvst~
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONs-
Or s.s Fsua.ao .7-Sis s'S-nu'n = C.a ho.i
on p spt P u c;,. .n1 1g.ssr s. 5r c. bra.
or Oregon c.n a t es Of anf sSss. o a.a.s 49,.
40 40 - 70, @ bsa q t6s ,d 70.
ihs ooq9 q sG s9ssp}6TpIss s9ssp} 9pi ps
noI.h a,.,.5 ~ q, -o.ir, the OLD bon of the
u Csrs the 10 ssoroento C'y .nd y'oourr
Is1 ~ ,.srD ID. .se % ia. ty Boui. fo
should b. preseptej s once a. t1s ans se - 'oas
Vii ). rso,ivsi b. the stste Of C.f'rp. ' s1h's' SS'
'sho1S i oFYICEs
So..on. 20 70 coartsaaus
phs....... ....''''''''''N ss ya
s.D Montgomery .Dd cAaru..
NALIF ORNIA STATE BONDS.
S,rrroRyr. STATE BONDS RECEIVED and .r,n.
t,sd 20 sscr.meuto City end there exchanges f the ne~
Bouds State .' req.r.d y the a.. and,ns sct sad r.
and deys red TO parties in ana oAe' pncPs
N'- VIM. T. COLEMAN & Co,
no. IS WALL-sr
sPECrAL NOTICE
Holders OF the old issnss Of California state Bonds VII bar
i mind tbst they eut b- pfessLd Sscrsne ITO City bors
L.. Janusrv net Q, ey v be eaded from m<prori''oa'
and besf Of the Jusdas act and nay be 0'e'r d<11'red
SACRAMENTO CITY AND COUNTY
BONDS
received ard transmitted Sacramento sud exclaimed
Bonds Of the City and County required b tne
late funding sct.
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS,
an II enp pa % csIoRSa
OREGON Returns promptly made 10 gold ia good bids I.
requested. Manufacturer and merchants making sales oI q.
oula OF Oregon transmit their bills Of sdins through og
house voices pid for the arrival OF toe gods
there thus giving purchasers u beDeh. OF the time on sse
the sellers maintaining ;onIo oi their properly unt
paid for
COUPONS ON SAN FRANCISCO CITY BONDS payable
In San FraDcisco, collected or bought. and
EXCHANGE on san Francisco for sae.
ADVANCES made Shipments OF approved herchsn1st
consigned 10 San FraDciseo House.
VIM 7. COLEMAN L Co,
No 81 Wal-st., ~ z.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
natr Ours.

DKE. .LOWENTHALs WArsR-CCRy Az
IL C,A>,sU.N-Brrg-a II ss,., hew.Jers,y, ks u,,-.
rn either the Hobken OF jersey City ;eny ty sas
lIOJTNT PROSPECT WATER-CURR- R,.
MI h.n,oo n Y ?l5 miles frocn the ciy BY YkN
Railroad h.. us,us location slTps'.ed s.s,y % a.
g. d. Irion Terms S5to ~ ~e.h gcr cirrIxr 49,
j " NORTH II D or MARTHA FRENCH. N D
T'HE SARATOGA WAiEk CURE is t1s
i -. -. ipy.ii. ~ to r,ea.u hesi,h sss - ~
u,afv 40 10 rest nom their AooEs Large an Sy naa -
turd Der. and red tbs, ~ DO one GOOD te ~s Epx
49,. BEDORrHA. 81. ID SHsna Svirr.Ny
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
a q Aacr1l-si 81,
Or BANGS. BROTHER & Ce.-irsde- sac
In, NJ Pr

Glo wills NICHOLS Auctio-eef-3y 3y 8Eoost NicH'L'
DfRtMp1ORl SALE.-Ol IUE>DA1, aug;
i 5. 10 o'cccs vi tb. STOCK ia III LIVERY ,rAbLt'
~. $50 ss6 - Wet leta b-:Eeer Be-csei sni II ~,
"a ecu,rg Hof-s ard second hsnd C.ffAs-s Ii'
Ns-ns g. zh Rob-. EsTnss.-finIi- ara donoe Deus pf
ss1o.s Clug hAahLe Feed Boxes ON e lini'1-'
siso To- rr,Npirei Lsse o TIE sabe-.i'ro years 70 tu-
the s,srl- cortsias ~ s,A4s .SOT- Tr1-nc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
COR TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS
IL DIGECr
xosr COMFORTABLE AND ExsEOIrIoUs ROUTE
rHnoUoa IN EIGHrHEN HOURS,

NORWICH AND WORCESTER LINE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

Ana newly h-d up tMsrn1eY and rtifht screw Seasfe
IRON CITY, J. T. Turner, Master
MINERAL ROCK. J. p Ryder Marer.
GEN. TAYLOR, Geo L Stone, Master
Mins three boats leaving Cleveland week through
The make the round TIP In eight days Rooms
say OF the trps be secured by addressing
HUSSEY L MCBRIDE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Cleveland Ohio.
BMEk al Packages Gaze Of iissey Mcbride, Cievs
land Ohio.u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

LEAVING CLEVELAND AT 5P.h.
THURSDAY. April u MONDAY. April ia.
MONDAY, Mays. THURSDAY. April 2
THURSDAY, Msy Is MONDAY, May 10
MONDAY, Nay y THURSDAY, May ~
THURSDAY, June s. MONDAY, May 81
MONDAY, June Il THURSDAY, June II
THURSDAY. June "a MONDAY, June II.
MONDAY, July ). THURSDAY, July l.
THURSDAY. July IS. MONDAY, July II
MONDAY, July ~. THURSDAY, July z
THURSDAY, AurIst5. MONDAY, August
MONDAY, August 10. THURSDAY. August
THURSDAY, August d MONDAY, August 3
MONDAY, SepteuIbr6. THURSDAY, Septem
THURSDAY, September l6 MONDAY, September
MONDAY. September n. THURSDAY. Septem
TIL RSDAY, Oc,ober7 MONDAY, October T.
MONDAY, Oc'obe. la THURSDAY, October
THURSDAY, October "a. MONDAY, October 2i
MONDAY, Novsmbers. THURSDAY, NoyeRt
And newly fitted up PASSENGER and Freight Screw Ste
IRON CITY, J. 4. Turner, Master
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

IN HevYosk and Ere Railroad Company have earnestly
dssvored during The pest months eAbisA and mantaf
uniform and renunervs trHc By the fouf sreas ne
which the Axatc cities and the West Having Ist
tAaA and believing be injudicoas aad mpropss 70 n4a
0Sc b. issus Of Yrso PsAse poymef Of
cDsssy. n,h tAsn rssos 70 such nesn, have dtsrnnsd
eetues IL rsA end sfsr hou4sy <th tns fotovs
S20een NeW Hoft and Br6Ao,
Sssy-ss kevYost snd HASan Has o3apsaAoa
CHx Riva ueaAH Pc.r1ssk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
PORT snd FALL RIvER-ras splendid and supenos
aeAner METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves EewYcri even
SCESDAY THURSDAY s9l SATURDAY, ~ O'Clock p N,
sae tbe EMPIRE STATE Cap: Brsyton. on MONDAY WE'D
NIgDAY and FRIDAY, ss O'Clock M from Pier No. n
Hereafter vl BE- regarded a1Vi
sant until the snail hay. been paid for.
yieh 20 Bos,on Il forwarded through With res: Hspssh -
@ Expr-ss FREIGHT fran
WH BORDEN Asrat Nos ~ ana n We~-A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

EOR CHARLESTON.-The be steamship ALLAN
sATJ RDAY Aus ss 4o'clrk fsss.se Sth eonmodous
a,-tooms IS Freight foot un.l further pocts
sr,snc ,.r zen. ef-ceA Il ,fre. Appiy
to H CROMWELL Co
No. 70 W-rC, cOc1e, 4 ,41y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Ocean Cleaners, &r.

I NERPOOI, NEW YORK and PIilLA-
ADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY NOTICE
tie City OF Baltimore and will sail on THURSDAY. August
lah inst at from Pier No. a, North River The a.
mediation for Cabin and Sd class unequaed by
ecat Passengers will do well to
bebs esy Cabin passage Sj Steersse through 70 Liver
pool London, G!a'gow, and Al Parts of ireland
JOHN u. DALE Head Agent,
no Is BfOaiway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

SFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PitlLAv
n DELPHIA and the SOUTH and VEST via JEnSsi
CrrY-Msil and Fxpres lines leave New orr ara IL M
snd and u S. fhonsh Tickets soId tor o,heahus
sp. IN. Wet spi for Baltimc Wa'ar'on Soti0S rs 'u'
hrou.h bsss.se checked 10 Wsshinson d. AMI n
trains. J. w. WOODBURY. Assistant Supsnn~povne
No baxfase will BE- received for train unless delivered ana
.Lsdf the time Of Leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

CTEAM to GLASGOW, LlNEkPOOL, BEL
SFsSr M RIIN ana LONDONDERRY, without delay fof
S Return Tickets either Of the above Pls~s sOod f ss
nsuths BY any sesner Of the ine a0
" - ~ FnoA NEw-YeRK
GLASGOW. Goodwin. ..... .sAIrRDAY As slin nOoa
Rsss P....,.. Cain SIS, third ass found va ooskse
provisions. oSa Bos trsishs o. Ess.ssEr
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-30
Iowa ,MOlasSes.

A new source Of wealth has been struck
upon in Iowa, and it promises to be pro-
life one. 1t is the growth of the Chinese
sugar cane, and the manufacture of sugar
and molasscs thcrefrom. Already has some
of this molasses been brought to the Du-
buque market for sab. Every dollar laid
out in the purchase of this home made mo-
lass, is dollar saved to the State, and
every consumer should make it point to
purchase the home production, even though
it should not be quite rs good in quality as
the foreign production on the first trial, en-
enlargement will stimulate the industry of
farmers another year and sharpen invention
to make as good an article of sugar and
molasscs from the Chinese plant as is manu-
featured elsewhere from the sugar cane.-
Next year Iowa may save million of dol
lars at least, by the growth of the Chinese
sugar cane, and no effort should be spared
to effect so desirable an object. The Press
Gun do much toward etfecting it. Dubuque
Erprcss and Herald.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-30

We would suggest an amendment to the
old adage, "Whom the gods would destroy
they first make mad" SO that it would read
thus-"Those whom the President would
appoint, the people must first reject as I'M
worthy.,' Iustance-sc scarcely had the news
reached the confines of the United States,
that J. CLANCY JONES, the man who proved
such supple tool of BucnASAs's corrupt
administration in the last Congress, had
been elected to stay at home, ere we were
creeted with the announcement that ne bad
beea appointed Minister to Austria. There
ia one good trait about BucHANAS left-he
provides for his friends. Great u "JEhAs'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-30
De Sauty.

There is wise and self respecting Eng
lishman by the name of De Sauty, who has
shut himsef up in a small box at the Trinity
Bay end of the Atlantic Gable, and will not
let any body come inside. A gentleman,
who had travelled a long distance to examine
the telegraphic prodigy, was only permitted
to fatten his nose against the windows,
where he could see nothing but De Sauty,
holding on with composure and dignity to
the American end of the Atlantic Cable
Week after week, and month after month,
there De Sauty sits, a more patient angler
than lzaak Walton ever dreamed of, with
his long line in his hand fishing for electrical
indications. Every once in while he gets
bite, and then tells "Peter Cooper" of
New York, that he has just had glorious
nibble, or cate es ''small current" as he
calls it, and sends it off to the aforesaid
Peter by the next express. The cable is
heavy and tacturn article, but it does not
compare in ponderousness with the dignity
of DE Sauty, or even in silence with his
ma este reserve. He is believed to be the
wisest looking and biggest man at this time
on the American continent. 1t would not
be at all surprising if this smart fellow had
been all this time receiving intelligence from
England, and monopolizing it for the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of his intellect. We insist
that the telegraph Office shall be opened, and
DE Sauty dissected, to see whether he has
not surrepttiously stuffed himself with ocean
kilograms, cable currents and electrical
indications.-R Richmond Democrat.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-30
Trustees Sale!

VT1HEREAS, A. j. SMITH, BY HIS DEED DATED
w November 10Th, 1857 convey eli to the undersgn-
ed as Sheriff Of Poitawattamie County in the State
Iowa. in trust the following described estate stu
aed in the said County Of annie o-wit: one
undivided eighth part of the W. Il and the E. Of
the n. Z. y ana \. W. \ of s. W. 4 OF Section No
eighteen (s) One undiy ided eighth part Of the n E.
y and ". !. and S. E. Of y. w \ and n. :. of S
L. \ of Section No. nineteen rs) in Township No.
seventy-six rs, North Of Range No. fCrty-three
(43( West, anu one undlvide eighth part the E
and S. W. Of the s. W. \ and S. W. u of the n Z.
\ of Section No. thirteen Q3) One undivided eighth
part OF the w. of the n. E. and the n. Z. of
the \. W. y OF Section No twenty-six (26l TOWN.
ship No sevenysix (76] North OF Range No fortyfour
ga West, which deed Of made secure TO
Louis in the State OF Missouri. the payment prom
issory Note said deed of trust specified dated Novem
Der 10Th 1857, for Si0I O6, payable the day OF
MayaSd6 with ten per cent interest from date, anu
whereas aid note is due and St22 90 thereof
paid Therefore, the undersigned, Sheriff Of Potta
watanle county, Trustee will sell the real
before described according the provisions saddee
Of trust IN Council Bluffs in said county. in front Of the
County Treasurers Office at public vendue for cash,
the highest bidder
Tuesday. 3Oth day Of November, 1858
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock P
NJ. of said day, TO satisfy said Note and of said
trust and sale. WILLIAM BAKER,
Sheriff PottG. Co, g. Trustee.
Per FRANK STREET, Att'y for II. R. b. White
more Co. [October 3ov2n275w
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-30

In Lewis township, Clay county, Indiana,
says the Lafayette journal, they have sort
of foretaste of the millennium. 1t has
within its limits one hundred and seventy
families, all white except one, and they keep
dark about it. There are hundred and sew
enty-ive voters, and during the last twenty
years there has never been fight or quarrel
at any election held the township. 1t con-
tains seven school houses, seven bachelors
and seven large men; three churches, three
preachers, three pair of twin boys, three
fddlers, three carpenters, three postofices,
three crazy men and three men over seventy
years old. There is not lawyer, doctor
or loafer in t-nor grocery nor pauper.-
A better, friendlier, happier population is
not to be found in the State.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-30
Very Cool and Decidedly Rich.

As long rs water runs and grass grows,
we suppose strange things will continue to
happen. Something strange, "passng
strange" happened IN Omaha, last Wednes-
day, which is too good to be lost. 1t seems
n Mr.. RoBiSsoS, from indianapolis, was in
attendance upon the Legislature, for the pur-
pose Of getting Bank Charter. In conse-
quence of the ''wild- eating" heretofore done
in the Territory, he found, that in order to
get charter, certain ''pecuniary" blandsh-
ments would have to be resorted to. He
"bled" freely, but with that peculiar blood
sucker tenacity, characteristic of Nebraska
Legislatures, they held of, and cried "give!
give!" Not seeing any prospect of accom-
plishing his purpose, Mr.. ROBINSON refused
to be ''bled" further, and abandoned the
idea Of getting charter, Notwithstanding
he had already paid for the same. The
willy legislators refused to establish "pen"
Cor the Seats" without more pay-they re-
Tented Of their bargain, and a Ia SHARP,
otFuCk loT HiSueE WaSes'
Thoroughly disguised with the treachery
of Nebraska Legislators, Mr.. Robinson
turned his steps homeward, doubtless, VOW
ing never hcnceforward to trust such ''hon-
orable" gentlemen either on their oaths or
bonds. While waiting on the bank Of the
"Bls Muddy" for the steamboat to set him
across the river, he was waited upon by a
Committee of the Legislature, and inform
ed that he was arrested on a charge of an
attempt TO bride the Legislature! Shades
of MITCHELL and SHARP! but that is rich,
cool and notwithstanding man for
attempting to bride the Legislature of Ne
braska! When will wonders cease? To our
mind, this was nothing but ruse to effort
more money from the already sorely fleeced
gentleman. The idea Of the Legislature
of Nebraska feeling aggrieved at an attempt
to bride its members, is supremely ridicu-
lous. 1t might have been insu!ted at the
r,ougre pay, superinduced by the ''hard
times" but that the mere act of having at
tempted to bride its members, caused their
moral opinions to rebel, is out of the ques-
ton entirely. Their feelings can't tehurt
in that ,eay. All previous Legislatures have
demonstrated that point beyond contin-
cencv. And, individually, the same rule
holds good, with here and there an honora-
bic exception. O! Temporal! 0! mores!
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-30
A Democratic Appeal to The President

The St. Louis Republican, paper which
has sustained the administration in all the
Lecompton business, and that has defended
all the outrages that were pcrpetrated to
make Kansas II slave State, speaks in the
following plain manner to the President:
There are but two parties in Illinois :;
ninety five out of every hundred of the De-
mocrats in the State will vote for represen-
tatives in favor of Douglas, and no earthly
power can change their determination. 1t is
time that the country should be undeceived
in this matter. We tell the President, il he
has any interest in knowing the state of
popular feeling in lllrnois--we tell Messrs.
Sldell and Bright, who are understood to
have set on this war IN that State, and who
are supposed to he DESTROYS Of breaking down
Douglas. in order to get him out of their
way for the Pre>idency-wet tell the Wash
ington Union-that the third parry consists
of broken down, sore headed, filibustering
politicians, with us little principle as belong
to the most reckless of such class-pace
men, none Of whom ought ever to be put
in place-place hunters, who are even worse
than those in mendicant stump
speakers, whose all of the future depends.
not upon the preservation, but on the des-
tructiOn OF inc DemocThtiC pnrty-anu
camp followers who hope to pick up some
crumb that may fall to their share in the
event of the defeat of Douglas. We say
there is no such thing as third party in
Illinois if there be leaders, the masses have
no confidence in. and will not trust them.
If they are looked for in any considerable
numbers anywhere, they cannot be found
We say now, in advance of the election, that
every man who is lie, cted to the Senate or
Housr, will he either Douglas Democrat
or Black Republican-not Democrat
will be elected who will not stick to Doug
las.
We wish there were men about Mr.. Bu-
chanan who had the nerve and honesty; if
h. takes any interest in this election, to tell
him that the course which things are taking
in Illinois seems better calculated to destroy
the Democratic party than anything that
could be devised by its opponents; that it
is time that this war upon Mr.. Douglas
should cease that it should not have even
the seeming countenance Of the administra-
ton.
Put an end to this struggle, Mr.. President,
as you can do, then the Democratic party
will be grand and glorious unit, but unless
this be done, it will be riven into pieces.'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-30
POttawattamie County Land,
FOR SALE By
HORACE EVERETT.
Council Bluffs. Iowa.

g wqrSE or 20, rs, $40 acres, sndjoipus n,
-. Springer's farm, miles North Of town. :
bottom land, miles above Judge Brysnt's fam
NJ L qr 5, II, 4l-S0 acres, \ timber, on Nosou;
toe creek, u mile south of Mr. - farm
NEqr3 II, 4o-l60 acres, Silver creek bottom land
terbury's in Shelby county.
81 n W Or; E ar orr s . S W Or andywo,
SW qr2, u.s. 4o-240 acres, Stshnabotany rolling bo,.
tom land; the Stage route east l mile west a N,
Grove joining Siocum's and Judge James farms On
the south, and Mr. Files and Feshers on the cas-,
There is nu better body Of land in Western Iowa Au
this; with plenty of timber and numerous settlements
near.
Also, S W or n " or; and n or W ar l. rs aeIa
acres, mile east Of the above; bottom land with
timer
81. wqr 10, and EqrSEqrs, H. $3.50 acres,
Sishnahotasy bottom land, miles north of Newton and
near CBtzingers Mil; about 10 acres timber on The
tract: mile north Of the new State road
or and W ar :, IS, $3.50 acres, bottom land
on the Nlshnabottany River, miles below Newtown,
and the same distance above lola, and sdjoinng w.
Perce's farm
Nwqrs wqral; Wy Or: and Or or 81;
RI ar %; n \ = ar; E !. " " or; Z Or n wq
about miles above Reels mill, aud l6 miles north Il
Council Bluns.
!. of EH 10: NJ and " Or or is, "a, 44-.a
acres Missouri River bottom land, miles from Goun
EH4w Nwqr, and S w3Nw Nw1e, r.,
$500 acres bottom slope and upland prairie Eas.
Pigeon, % miles OF Council Bluffs about IS acres
OF timber. This very fue tract for large farm.
4 Of NV Or S W or; and i n W or 30 and Ea 5
ar 81, IS. 1900 acres, bottom land, mile from
Council Bluffs.
Eh swqr; sEqr. and s W Or or 2s, e, n
900 acres, bottom land, on Little Silver miles en-,
Of L. J. Chlds.
EH Eqr a5 NE Or and VIZ or So. rs, 4i-ssp
acres bottom land on Silver Creek miles of L.
Chlds.
EESw Or; ami W. s a. IL, IS, 4l-lssac7., Sill
yer creek bottom land, mile south bridge ~ new
State road
sEqrNvGr Is. IS, $50 acres, mile north els,
Places and CFenner's farms.
81 or 20; and v or n " or %, n ss-l7u acres,
prairie south side Lewin's Grove one mile from New
town
s.. Or and Or 10; 81 n ar and Or II,
H. $3.50 acres on Sishnahottass, at Lewins Grove
100 acres of timber balance bottom prairie and upiane
adjoining Mr. True's and Mr. Wrisht's farms.
W. S W or; Or S W or; and L or q IL,
&C. 4l-l36 SO acres, keg creek mile OF Il ana
mill and i mile above Nj Milturus FARM and u miles
from Council Bluffs, Also, single tract OF