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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-07-24

1857. 1857.
Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City &
Florence Packet,

For Florence. Omaha City, Counei. Bluffs. Belle
rue, 81. Marys, Wyoming City, Nebraska City
Linden, BromnriHe, LoweH, Oregon City, White
Cloud, Iord Point, Savannah, St. Joseph. PHier-
no, Atchison, Weston, LedrenTorth City, Kan
,as, independence, Liberty, Lexington, &c.
THE NEW. ELEGANT 4 FAVORITE Pas
i SENGER steamer, VIM CAMBBELI. WIN EDDS,
Master will a regular packet to the above and
ain,emetiate points on the Missouri river remaining
permanently in the trade during the entire season.
The .swm. Campbell' has recently been htted mp and
refurnishe in the most modern STYLE regardless of cx-
pease, and with single TO strength, safety and
comfort well as with every convenience that could
reader her desirable to the travelling public rendering
her both regards capacity for business superior
accommodations for passengers, equal in the trade
Captain Edds hopes TO receive at the hands of his nn-
merous Missouri river friends q continuance o. that
generous patronage for which he is indebted during
seres OF years, while in command Of different boats
for which he hereby desires TO present his most
raeful acknowledgements, promising increased enorts
to Gve general satisfaction, and retain their commence
and patronage.
Aseasonable share Of the patronage OF shippers and
the Public generally, is respectfully solicited
Forfreicht, passage or Information, apply 10
JOSEPH MCINTYRE, Agent.
No. 50 Levee, and Commercial street.
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OFFICER 4 PUSEY,

REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
And Dealers In Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND To-
w CATION Of lands in Western Iowa and Nebraska;
the payment Of taxes lands Of non-resdents aud
collection and remittance of claims.
Bsfsrsaess:
Pittsburg. St. Louis.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Jno. J. Anderson 4 Co.
Exchange Bank, Messrs. Page Bacon.
Aessrs. Kramer Rahm, IOker ReeiCk 4 Co.
N. Holmes Il Sons +. \. Violet X Co.
willis Boothe, Esq Messrs. Bryan Co.
VIM. b Puscy Esq I0rd.
Pennsylvania. Cook, Sargent Il Downcy.
Monongahela b Of Brown Hem, WilliUms 4 Co.
willie. IIoyt Sherman Il CO.
Franklin Blk OF Washington Hon. Thomas B. Benton, Jr.
Baltimore. Springfield, III.
Com. h +. Blk OF Baltimore NJ X +. Insurance Co.
baltimore Savings Bank. Clark's Exchange Bank.
Nessrs. Johnston 4 Bro. Jacob Bum, Esq
" Robert Garret Sons Hon. s. 7. Logan.
II Marsh Smiih, Esq. Col. Jno. Williams
Nathan Pussy, /" Jacksonville, III.
Miles White, Hon. VIM Brown.
NeU York. " Richard Yates,
Jno. Thompson, Esq. T.. II. Elliott, Esq
Philadelphia McssIs. NJ. p. Ayers & Co.
Messrs. Caleb Cope Co. nan
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PINE LUMBER.

vT,HEs SUBSCRIBERS WOULD M,.sssD
i fully announce to the citizens Of rsS1s
and the adjoining counties, that he has ID,
tensive Pine Lumber Yard, in Council bssn !"
is in receipt OF lumber regularly. and Sf
stantly on hand a large and we'll selecteo
PINE LUMBER, .,sss
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flooring, pine shingles and lath, sash, DIE
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THE SCIENCES OF CHEMIS-
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most perfect purgative which Is
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N. b. am ready for settlement-ali those owing
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MAY l6-y2-n3
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NOTICE,

I'VE CALL ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK
w OF Fresh Oysters, Holsters, Sardnes, Peaches,
Strawberries, Cherries, Fresh Pine Apple Brandy
Peaches Brandy Cherries. Assorted Pie Fruits Pick
les Sc, all Of which will be sold at greatly reduced
prices. HONN 4 MoCLEILAND
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Florence Packet.
EHTuDEuv NEyu


and elegant passenger steamer, MIN
S)SxYSsN4 E-HA-HA, Capt c. r. BAKER, W. II.
Il Scudder, Clerk, will, run q regular
packet the above and intermediate points, continuing
in the Bluff City trade during the entire boating
son.
Captain Baker, thankful to the public for its very
generous support bestowed upon the Admiral while
der his command, hereby hegs leave to tender his
knowledgments, and to solicit for his new boat
tnuance Of its confidence and patronage pIedging
firing exertions Of himself and officers 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 expense
to make her number Missouri River steamer, and
begs to his friends that she is admirably
adapted to the wants OF the river, being Of great
strength lghtness Of draught, easness Of model and
such application Of machinery, must make her
among the fast with cabin arrangements and
commodatons Of superior order and not excelled by
those Of 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 be wanting belonging TO those Of first class
passenger steamer: JOSEPH MCINTYRE, Agent
n2-u No. so Lcevee & Commercial Street
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE!

sINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
i ERS of the Council Bluffs l. 81. Joseph Rail
Road Company for the choice of Drectrs and such
other business may come before them, will be held
at Concert Hail. Council Bluffs, the 2nd Monday Of
July next. punctuai attendance is requested.
S. s. CURTlJ, Scc'y.
June l9-y2n9-iw
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PINE LUMBER,
Russell's Shaving Saw.

TTAvING RECENTLY n,,.d. 4
II enlarged at my old stand on Alou's nv old
way, am now prepared to wait upon man =
customers and the public in general, IL
ner that will surely please. u.;r-cst. III
~ Particular attention given 70
ting, Shampooing in the latest styles, rsrsn
q Saloon at the Head Of broaa"v
Wave Building, prsSxLL.
pl.u bV0 J.
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fresh. consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes Boots
Hats, Caps Clothing Hardware, Furniture Queens
Only. MILTON TOOTLE
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Washington Items.

WAsnISoroS, April S0-N
The following is the vote Of the House OF
Englisl's substitute:
YEAs.-Ahl, Anderson, Atkins, Avery,
Barksdale, Bishop, Bocock, Bowie, Boyce,
Branch, Bryan. Burnett, Burns, Caruthers,
Caskie CLARK, Mo-; Clay, Clements, Cling
man, Cobb, John Cochran. Cockerill. Corn
ing, Cox, Craig, Mo-; Craig, N. c.; Carw-
ford, Curry, Davidson, Dewitt, Dowdell, Ed
munson. Elliott, English. Eustis, Florence
Foley. Garnett, Gartnell, Gillis, Gilmer,
Goode, Greenwood. Gregg, Groesbeck, Hall,
Ohio; Hatch, Hawkins, Hopkins, Houston
Hughes. lluyler, jackson, Jenkins, Jcwett,
Jones, Tenn; J. Clancy Jones, Owen Jones,
Keeit, Kelly. Kunkcl, Nd; Lamar. Landy,
Lawrence. Leidy ,Lctch her ,Macklay, Mcqueen,
Mason, Maynard, Mills, Miller, Millson,
Moore. Niblack, Pcndlcton, Peyton. Phelps
Phillips, Powell, Ready, Reagan, Riley, Ruff
Soaring, Seward, Shaw, N. &. Shorter, Sick
les, Singleton, Smith, Tenn; Smith, Va.
Stallworth, Stephens, Stephenson, Talbot
Ward, w Watkins, White, Whitney, Winslow
Woodson, Wortendykc Wright, Ca; Wright
Tenn, and Zollicotfer.
NArs.-Abbott, Adrian, Andrews, Ben
nett, dillingham;, Bingham, Blair, Bliss
Bonham, Brayton, Burlington. Burlingsmc
Burroughs Campbell. Cahffee, Chapman
! Clark, Conn; Clark, y. V; Clawson, Coch
ran, Colfax, Cummins, Covodc. Cragan. Cur
ti., Damrell, Davis, Nd; DAVIS, Ind, Davis
Mass; Davis, Ia; Dawes, Dean, Dick, Dodd
Durfee, Edie:: Farnsworth, Fenton, Foster
Gidd,ngs, Gilman, Gooch, Goodwin, Granger
Grow, Hall, Mass; Harlan, Harris, Md.
Harris, ILL.,; liaskil. Hickman. Hoard, How
ard. kellogg. keslcy. Kilgore, Knapp, Leach
Letter, Loyejoy, Mckibbcn, Marshall. Ky.
Marshall, Ill /: Morgan, Morris, Pa; Morris
ILL.,; Morse. Me-; Morse, n. Y; Mott, Murray
Nichols, DIN, Palmer, Parker, Petit. Pike
Potter, Pottle, Quitman. Ricand, Richie
Robbins, Roberts, Shaw, H.; Sherman, o.
Spinner, Sherman, i ILL.,; Stanton, Stewart, Pa.
Tappan. Thayer, Tompkins. Underwood
Wade. Walbridgc, Waldron, Walton, Wash
burn, H.; Washburn, Me-, and Wilson,.
The correspondent of the Herald says tn
Irissari treaty will meet with considerabl
opposition in the Senate; not against tn
priuciple involved, but because of the charge
which are rife "a to the corrupt practice
which it is alleged to have been evoked Z
carry il out. III one halt the rumors ar
true the Transit stock has been largely dis
tributcd here. Ofcourse there Is no imputa
ton against ny member of our Government
but some prominent Senators do not hesitat
to denouDce the immense speculations whic
have been Struggled into the treaty; willis
.ay Vhey viii not vote Tor the treat
unless II Is amended so as to throw the tran
sit route open to competitors, instead of Civ
ing II TO monopoly. The opposition come
from leading administration Senators. VIII
will insist upon amending it SO as to thro,
overheard all the adventurers who seek /
convert 1t into a stock speculation. IL
stated on the authority of u member of n,
Cabinet, that the treaty as published is not
correct copy, differing in many essential pa,
ticulars and omissions from the official docu
meut.
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Az EVENING AMONG THE Porrs.-B

An EVENING AMONG THE PoETs.--By
the correspondence in another column,
it will be seen that Miss Shaw-assisted
by Mr.. Carroll-will entertain our citi-
zens, at Marble Hall this evening, with
a series Of readings from the Poets
Her programme presents the following
attractive selection:
Bridge of Signs, from Hood; The Ra-
ven, by Poe; The Soldier of Legion, by
Miss Norton; The Wooing, Longtellow;
uhe Bell, by Poe; with several selected
songs accompanied by the guitar
This entertainment will enable many
who are opposed to attending q Theatre
to listen to the finished elocution, ant
gain some notion Of the dramatic power
of the accomplished and talented actress
Those who have the matter in charg'
will, we hope, make the benefit a sub
stantlal token Of their appreciation Q
her talents.
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The Di..rre, Agricultural Fair.

The vincennes Gazette says, all the
preliminary arrangements are completed
for the first annual fair at that place. Of
the Southwestern District Agricultural
Society.
The Executive Committee have finish
ed the premium list, and committees have
been appointed to make the awards, TO
prepare the grounds, and to make ar
rsngements for the exhibition. A liberal
subscription has been raised to prepare q
trotting course near the lair grounds foI
the exhibition of horses. The fair prom.
ises to he one in every way worthy o
the richest agricultural district in thu
State.
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BrER III. Polk ESQ, of tlo Princeton
Clarion, who visited Evansville last week,
speaks efthe appearance efthe city in the fol-
lowing paragraph:
Several steamboats, werc at the wharf dur
ing the day loading and unloading freight
while the le'-es was literally covered with
freight for shipncnt, enough being there to
load two or three large boats exclusively.
Business was active. and merchandise SEEM
cd to be going off rapidly. The place is go
ing right ahead and one cannot be absent tive
weeks and return without seeing many new
evidences of Improvement aud rapid growth
The Circuit Court was in session aud en-
gagged in caso of eounterfeting, the subject
ct which was sent TO the State Prison for Q
term of ten years. Judge Smith is winning
encomiums there as well as in other place:
whers he has presided, for the energy ant
prom7tness with which lie discharges the du'
lies OF his Office.
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tgAt the Justices offices quite . lively
business has been done. Jas. Brown was
committed by Justice Walker, in o bond Of
$500, for stealing $50 in gold, from Launce-
lot Armstrong.
Chas. Edwards, having imbibcd quite
freely, let off little Of his Surplus steam il
the way Of exercising himself, on Michae
Hahn, for all of which he was fined IS ant
costs.
Edward s. Martin was fined 50 and costs
for committing an assault on Geo. Ginger
The Justice thought Martin was partly excus
able, but fined him the above sum that tn,
dignity ofthe law might be sustained.
Dedrich Lohmeir and Henry Lohmer wer'
fined by Squire Mills, 80 each, and costs, fo
getting drunk and disorderly conduct.
Albert Carson was fined by the same off
Ger 81 and costs for getting drunk.
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GA splendid assortment of hair
brushes, combs, new and genuine perfu-
merry, for sale at the Drug Store on the
corner of Second and Locust streets.
Circuit Court.

John welsch, charged with assault and
battery With intent to kill, Git was agreed
by the plaintiff to discontinue the suit.) 1t
seemed to be regarded as all right for Irish
men to fight among themselves, provided
none others than Irishmen are engaged.
A. J. Smith, charged with tbs crime of
larceny, was on trial Saturday evening.
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APoLLo THEATRE.-Mr. Varney, who
has contributed so much to the success
of the theatre, as the principal stock ac-
tor, takes his benefit TONIGHT. Let oil
those who have enjoyed the performances
of the stars-to whom he has been q
chief support-repay the debt they owe
him, by giving bumper of a house to-
might There is no one that has strong.
-er claims on the frequenters Of the thea
tire.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL
Of the Steamship BOrnecia.

NEW YORK. May IN
The steamer Bornecia from Hamburg, has
arrived. She brings London dates 10 the
evening Of the 18th nit. ~
The Fulton arrived at Southampton on
Saturday evening.
Bernard's trial was closed on Saturday
afternoon. The jury were one hour in con-
sultation, and pronounced him not guilty.
Consols were firmer, closing on Saturday ut
96Is@9dst.
a telegraph despatch was received ut Lon
don on Saturday, which states that an organ
lied plot in favor of Russia has been discov-
cred in C:rcassia, and Hungarian officer who
was implicated. together with several Rus
sian cmissaries had been condemned to death.
Affairs between Turkey and Montenegro
had become so alarming that the Russian
charge at Vienna had announced that Russia
is concentrating troops on the frontier TO
provide for contingencies.
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May lst.-S00 bush oats, A Lowenthal;
bgs -ks, 1871 bush wheat. Little IL Erwin; 900
bush wheat, 10 bills -four, Ger Foster & Co;
bag lasts. Flemming; 10 bbs beef, BE.
ment d Viclc; s bundles printing paper,
Journal Co; 81 axis wheat, + X Hill; 37s bbls
-four, Brown d Altman; 67 pcs bacon, !
crate rags, 1 bbls eggs, Wheeler e. Riggs; 20
bbls lard, p G O'Riley a. Co; bbls, keg
butter, Orr Dalzell g. Co; 400 bushels wheat,
j s Jaluess q Co.
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WAsHrNeroy. April 2G.-r

WASHINGTON, April 2d.-H
Tho Cabinet was in session when the Kan
sas bill passed, and the information was
promptly conveyed to them. Salutes were fired
near the c,pitol, and in the vicinity of the
Presidents house and elsewhere.
The Senate executive session to-day, cop
frmed u number of appointments aud among
them that of j. &. Vandyke as District At
torney for the Eastern District OF Pennsyl-
vania.
Numerous members Of Congress have
paired off for the purpose of forthwith re-
turning to their homes.
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals end Departures.
Iron p. q. 0'Riley L. Co.'s Register.l

APRIL 20 AMI May j.
Baltic, louisville 10 New Orleans;
Hastings, Nashville To- Pittsburg;
john 6ault, Louisyi lie to Nashville;
Queen Of the VI est, New Orleans To Cincinnati;
". q. Terry, Tenn River TO Louisville;
Memphis, Cincinnati 90 Memphis;
New York, ST. Louis to Pittsliurg;
Time, Louisville TO Tenn. River;
Alvin Adams. Louisville TO Memphis;
Greenville Green River 10 Evansville:
Union, Bowling Green To Evansville;
John Briggs, Louisville % Evansville aud ,acn.
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New York Market.

NV loRK. May IN
Flour heavy at 1894 25 for State, 44oG
A As for OHIO; 4 1894 so for Southern, de-
cline of &c on each. Wheat declined, sales VI
10 900 bush 04dl l6 for Southern red
and IS for Chicago spring. Corn declined
sales OF $4,000 bush at 6s@T0for white; ~
for yellow. decline of &c on each. Pork
dull mt is s0@ls 80 for Mess and Is 25@l5
40 for prime. Lard declined 1sc, sales at
llIsGl2.
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Cincinnati Markets.

"ta. ~ CINCINNATI, May IN
Flour unchanged and in moderate demand.
Whisky steady at 1884. Provisions I'M
changed. Mess pork aud lard firm and in
moderate demand, rump pork sold at sl4 90
which is an advance.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May IN
Flour steady. Wheat quiet at O5dl los
for red aud l5dl SO for white. Corn heavy
al 5S@Gl for white, aud s0@64 for yellow
Whisky quoted at sl@3lh. Provisions
heavy,