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Went Have Him,

The harmonious of old Pottawattamie
wont fraternize with A. C. FoRD. They
wont admit him into "full felership," until
he has performed q certain amount of dirty
work for the party. This FoRD is willing
to do, provided the party will put him for
ward in reach Of the public plumber. The
most of our readers doubtless recollect the
snubbing FoRD received at the hands of Col.
TEST, in the harmonious convention of the
5th of June. The fierce philippe of Col.
TEST. instead of cooling the svaulting ambi-
ton Of the doughty FoRD, caused him to
redouble his efforts in the vain attempt to
alight in the camp of the Harmonious a
full.aedged candidate for Judicial honors.
Accordingly, at the next gathering of the
clans Of the faithful, We find the chivalrous
and undaunted Ford, big with Democratic
principles, figuring on the County Central
Committee with such men as A. H. PALMER,
W. c. JAMES, L. W. BABBlrr, and others
Of like kidney, who plume themselves on
their "well-known and long-tried Democra-
cy." But here is an end to his questiona-
Bile climbings, for Col. BABBlrr seizes his
old goose-quill, and with one bold stroke
sends the sycophantic Ford long ways be-
yond the jurisdiction of the true and faith
full. Declares that FoRD does not "possess
any qualifications necessary to constitute q
good Democrat" and declines serving the
Faithful in any capacity in conjunction with
the said FoRD. This thrust under the fifth
rib should settle his "hasl,'' for nil time to
come; but, as he is understood to be a can
didate for District Judge, We should not be
surprised to learn of his winkins knowingly
at this last insult, as he crowds his way up
to the mourner's bench. Pitching FORD
to the dogs, in this unceremonious manner,
must prove damper to his kidding Judi
cial aspirations. However, as there are so
many candidates for the Judicial ermine,
We do not know but this is about as sum-
mary manner Of disposing Of the most
troublesoms ones, as could be invented
But, what is to become Of FORD? Unfit for
the thinned ranks Of the Harmonious
there is no party, organization, sect, clique
or conclavs, from wharf.rats up to high
churchmen, that willreceivs or even tolerate
him. Turn ont the poor old horse.
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ORA Wn to the Life.

One Stephen Dillaye, removed from Office
by Secretary Cobb, writes that functionary
an indignan! letter, charging that he has
been influenced to make the removal by Dan.
Sickles, prominent Democrat of New
York, of whom he gives rough but striking
sketch as follows:
You alone consulted Dan. Sickles. He
alone directed and ruled you. lie and you
thought it was criminal in me to have Dor
rowed money of importers. While you were
consulting your confident might you not
have propounded other questions to him
opinion of representative who should make
a business of peddling out his votes to the
highest bidder! Of a man who should forge
the checks OF common prostitute, whose
pimp he was of representative of the
Government Vt the United States at for
eign court, who should give a common pros
titute, on whose bounty he had lived in
shameful concubinage, letters of introduce
ton to respectable people asking her intro
duction into diplomatic society! of a man
who had been indicted for robbing the post
Office of public letters! of man who had
been turned out of hotel, at a well-known
watering place, because he had previously
consorted at that hotel with courtesan
whom he had passed rs his wife!
In short, of q man who is so lost to honor.
responsibility and common fame, us to rem
der him alike callous to tho finger of scorn
or the frown of innocence
And suppose such man had been guilty
of, or boldly approved of all these infamies,
would you, after such approval, select him
as the guardian of your conscience, in iudg-
ing of the character of men, whose integrity
in morals you were decide upon2
This beats Douglas character of DR.. Lieb,
another trusted and confidential friend Of
the Administration.
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Report Of the Chief Engineer.


TO the President and Directors Of the Counei
Bluffs and St. Joseph Railroad Company:
GENrLEMEN-By the direction Of your Executive
Committee have, during the past two months made a
preliminary examination and Survey Of the route from
Council Bluffs to the Missouri State line and have the
honor herewith to submit the following report of that
Survey with an approximate estimate Of the cost Of the
work for the completion OF the Road
The line surveyed, commences at the South Corpo-
ration line Of the city OF Council Bluffs at the 5 T. cor
ner Of Section l, T. H. r. A. (Which point is some two
miles South Of the business portion Of Council Bluffs
and the same distance from the River opposite Omaha
City, thence South, through St. Marys and Pacific City
to point opposite Nebraska City n IT, thence South.
easery to the State line Of Missouri point some
two miles West OF the town Of Hamburg Fremont Co.,
Iowa. and about one mile North Of the "Narrows' be-
tween the Missouri and Nishnabotana Rivers.
The characteristics Of the Route are very favorable
the construction Of Railroad my most sangune
anicipatious were than realized in the finding Of
feasible and direct line.
The most important consideration determining the
route was select such would be the Short
est feasible with particular reference OBJ
tanning line that should be upon ground least subject to
overflow from the Missouri River.
The line selected will compare favorably In regard TO
Alignment Gradients, light work and good material
for road bed with any the Railroads in Iowa, Missouri
or Illinois, as will be by reference to the Maps
Profles, Estimates, &C., herewith submitted.
The whole distance Of the line surveyed is At 94l0o
miles, or 800 feet less than 4S miles, which, upon nna
location be s5 per cent straight and the balance
with no Of less radius than $3.50 feet-whch for
practical purposes, 10 equal TO . straight line.
The Gradients, which are shout one-halflcv and
IF the balance none will exceed three feet per mile,
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NOTICE..

CIR-YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. That
- there is file in the Office Of the clerk the
District Court Pottawatamie county, in the State Of
Iowa. petitim duly to Of Eiel Barnard, CLAIM
ing of you the sum Of seven hundred and eighty five
and 40lO0 dollars promissory Note. Also stating
that you Of said State and have prop
ery in said Ceunty subject TO attachment and praying
for writ Of attachment against property and that
unless you appear and answer thereto, before
the morning ofhe second day Of the next term Of said
District Court to be holden the nrst Monday Of Feb
ruary next, Judgment will be rendered against you
thereon Dated January Goth, 1858.
fSigned) l.. DOUGLASS, Airy for Piff
], c. P. KELLOGG, Clerk Of the District Court Of
county, Iowa. hereby certify that at the
Nay term, A. D., 1858. of said District Court it was
ordered that the foregoing original notice be published
for successive weeks and at least each week
in the Nonpareii weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished at Council Bluffs Dated June 18th, 1865
CP. KELLOGG, G. Of D. Court.
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AN ORDINANCE

To Establish Plane Of Reference for the Street
and Alley Grades Of the City cfCouncil Bluffs.
DE Ordained by the Common Council Of the City Of
Street and Alley Grades Of the City hereby
3D. at Forty Feet below the Upper Line Of the water
Table OF the building known Concert Hail. situated
on the of Broadway Center streets
And that the Grades Of all Streets hereafter establish
3D. shall be with reference to said Plane until re-cs.
tablished by the Council.
Attest: J. SMITH HOOTON Mavor
FRANK STREET. City Recorder.
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Returned.

The smiling countenance and ambrosial
curls of Gen. Geo. w. Jones were seen upon
the street to-day-he having returned homo
from his last session as Senator from Iowa.
His term expires on the 4th of next March,
at which time he will have been Senator
of this State for twelve years, beside his
term as Territorial Delegate.-Dubuque
Times
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CO The President is accredited, SAYS the
Springfield Republican,, with killing the bill
to shorten the overland mail route from
Missouri to California, in order to spite
Broderick, at whose instance it was passed:
but such was the clamor of political friends,
who are also interested in the objects of the
bill, that the Postmaster General was allow
ed to take the responsibility of doing what
the bill provided, and order the passage of
the mails to be shortened from 80 to 80
days. By this dodge, the credit of the reform
is stolen from Frederick and appropriated
by the Administration. # ~. = =.
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CVCharles Francis Adams, only son of
John Q. Adams, is spoken of as a candidate
for Congress in the district now represented
by Mr.. Damrell, whom i'll health obliges to
decline being a candidate for re- election.
This is the same district represented for
fourteen years by "the old man eloauent.'
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE!

VTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKH0It
i ERS Of the Council Bluffs L 81. Joseph Ri
Road Company for the choice Of Direetrs and sud
other business as may come before them. will be he'd
at Concert Hall, Council BLUFFS, on the Ind Non6zy
July next A punctual attendance is requested
5. S. CuRTlJ, Seciy.
June l9-y2nS-iw
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE UNDER
i signed will pply TO the Commissioner Of Pensions,
at Washington On and after the Goth day Of August
1885, for the reissue Of Land Warrant No $685. for
100 acres, ISSUED to John b. Aassngal under Of 3rd
March 1855 and duly assigned to me Said Warrant
having been maed the 3rd day Of January, 1856
GAINESVILLE, Ala, to Horace Everett at Council Bluffs,
and never received By him. s. p. MCNEIL.
y2nl0-6w
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DURANT'S
new ENGLAND RARDS,

THIS POPULAR COMPANY, who were receiv-
cd with much favor last year by the citizens of
Council Blus will have the honor making their first
appearance this season at
Concert Hall, on Tuesday Evening, July goth |!
in choice selection Of Songs, Duets Tros etc. For
full particulars, see programmes.
EAdmittaece 50 cents; Children half price,
A. B. HAPGOOD, Agent.
July II. nlS-lt
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NOTICE !!

7 s HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE ASSESSMENT
roll OF the city OF Council Bluffs, for the year 1885,
has been returned to the Common Council BY the CITY
Assessor; and, Friday, July 23d, 1885, at O'Clock p
H. has been set by the Council for hearing complaints
OF persons who are aggrieved by such assessment
which time all such persons can appear At the CounciI
Chamber, and file their complaints.
Done by order Of the Common Council July 9th; 1885,
FRANK STREET,
City Recorder.
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A. E. Laroe, 4 ~
HOUSE CARPENTER 1 BUILDER,

Iounc1l B1u0S, Iowa,
HAVING LEASED THE SHOP FORMER.
II LY occupied By BENJAMIN Perno, hs IL prepared
TO take cootacts for all work In his line Particular
attention psd 70 Repairing Furniture and oil other
JOB-WOAA. (v2nil-ly.
To DaviS Mawhisney L Thomas y. H. Marshall
CIRS-iou and each Of you are hereby notined that
- there now Ole In the once the Clerk OF the
District Court IN County Iowa the su-
elemental Petitionof WILLIAM HETHERINGTON, al
eging that Alexander MARSHALL frauduentiy and with
out consioeson conveyed to the said Mawhinney the
Northeast quarter Of Section 49, in Township 49, North
Of Range % West, situate In said County, and that the
said Asvhinney, Afterwards, without cousideration
fraudulentiy conveyed to said Thomas B. H. MARSHALL
the said and for the Of cheating and defr
said Planun out Of "a and oneha acres in said tract
claimed BY him. and praying the said Court TO decree
said TO be void and praying decree for
deed Of said 81 IL scres and that unless you
and answer thereto, before the morning Of The
Second day Of the next Term Of said Court and an
swer TO ssd Petition, decree will be rendered against
you in favor Of said Plaintiff agreeaby 10 the PRAYER NJ
his said Petition, and for costs. Dated Nay 81 Is6
BALDWIN l. DOUGLASS.
Auys for Plaintiff
I, C. P. KELLOGG, Clerk Of the District Cont n,
County Iowa. hereby certify that Al Tho
Nay term, 1855 Of said Court il was ordered That The
foregoing notice TO be published once week for son,
successive weeks in the NonpareH . weekly ne~s.
paper, published in Council BLUES Civ in s.;d
County. G. P, KELInGC r. n
July 7-nll-4v y. ~ "
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I. o. Of o. F.

COUNCIL BLUFFS LODGE, No. -, l. o. Of O. p,
meets every Tsesdsy Evesing. in HAoo's Block, on
Btcsdws Brothers from abroad visiting the city, are
cordially invited 70 attend. tpozi-Iv.
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July II.
FOUND!

ENCLOSED IN THE CITY HOTEL STABLE,
IL on Saturday, July I'd, about 10 O'Clock A. NJ, a
light brown Horse Of medium sise about eight years
old the left hind ANGLE white The owner is requested
to come forward prove property pay charges and take
II away. 8. n CARR.
Council Bluffs July 18th, 1868.
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A PROCLAMATION.
To AL Men to Whom these Prfsesfs mSy Co~e'-
r WIN. +. GRAHAM, GRAND SULTAN ..
L. all the BARRIERS Of the Hawkeye state, % LICE
proclaim and make known to ALL People that ! ~
lifted up my PALACE in the ncstest manner fol o. 81
reception of my loyal Subjects, where will oe w
times ready to give them cutting reception, ana
pletey divest their PhysioGnomy Of natures unses'
AND FURTHER, as the times are getttns eesa.
and the Banks making specie payments, III ssss
SPECIE at par from all my subjects.
WITNESS my q and the Great Seal Of my AA ~.
and SCISSORS. a the PALACE in the year Of biss
Boards, 1857. c, c.w..
su.vr. Srrrrfnrv In17-eB.
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The Only FUN Course Mercan-
tile COLLEGE i'm Iowa.

to spare labor expense in making these model in
stitutions aordng the most adequate facilities for
young qualify themselves practically
sible positions in life.
The Of instruction thorough and complete
~ practical that Of any similar institution in the
Union Comprising scientific and practical exercises in
BOOKKEEPING & ACCOUNTS
Adapted to every department Of Trade Commerce and
Manufa neutrality-suspicious. the best forms In use
among the most eminent establishments engaged indi-
vidually or In partnership in business whether pros
adverse in the purchase and sale Of merchan
dize at Wholesale and RETAIL importing and exporting,
on their account, commission joint speculation,
including peculaons in Stocks, Real Estate &C. with
Joooing, Shipping, Mining, Manufacturing Steamboat,
Railroad banking and Exchange and Books Of Joint
STOCK and Chartered Associations generally.
PRACTICAL PENMANSHIP.
This department Is under the direction Of the Prnc-
pals, T. W. DAvIS and s. s. Upton, who give daily
lessons in Pamanship, embracing systematic style Of
beautiful Busnea Writing.
TIME o. CommssesSg. -Eew-.ny time.
Requisite Qualifications to Enfer,-An ordinary
Time rtquiredto comp,esethe Course. From eish.
to twelve weeks
Cost Of stationery, &c.-From - to $l2.
Diplomds-Awarded to well qualified graduates.
Life Schotarships-Issued in one College good in the
College Rooms-Neatiy furnished, and conveniently
arranged, being airy and in the most beautiful loca-
tions IN the above-named cities.
TERMS-Payable On Entering.
For full Mercantile Course, including all departments
Of Bookkeeping Lectures and Penmanship, time un-
:. :: .04O.
on application 1t the College, or BY sending for creu-
lar, which will DO furnished gratutousy BY return
mail. Address DAVIS l. TIPTON,
v2nlO Peoria or Davenport.
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NOTICE.

WE CALL ATTENTION TO OUR SICn
w Of Fresh Oysters, Loosters, Ssfosnss, 800
s,r.rherries' Cherries, Fresh Pine Apple, Srsefi
Peaches, brandy Cherries Assorted PIE irnss S6nea
les &c Ali Of which will be sold at gsesg IN
prices. HONN q AV9he.-.-----
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Mercantile COLLEGES.
Willow.


DIRECTORS:
Hon. E. n. Powell, B. B. Woodward ESQ.
N. b. Curtiss, Esq, VIM Allen Esq,
Lewis Lowell, ESQ, Jno p Cook, Esq,
VIM. s. Gregg, ESQ.,, Jno. F. Dillon, Esq,
A. p. Bartlett, Esq, Jno l.. Coffin, Esq,
Henry Solte, ESQ, VIM. T. Clark, Esq.
Thos. Mayne, Esq, Chas. Z. Putnam, Esq.
Jos. c. Fry, NJ D., H. Price, Esq.
Professors Of Bookkeeping and Collateral Branches
and Lecturers on the Science of Accounts:
T. W. Davis. s. s. Upton.
J. r. Goldsmith, J. s. Dodge.
Lecturer on Mercantile Law, Railroading and
Marine Lar:
Chas. c. Benny, P. Davidson,
Jno. F. Dillon, Chas. L. Putnam
Lecturers on Banking, Exchange and Finance.
Harry Lander, John p Cook,
Lecturer on Political History and Commercial
Geography:
Henry s. Austin, VIM. 7. CLARK.
Instructors in the Science and Practice of Basiness
Penmanship and Mercantile Correspondence:
T. w. Davis, 5. 5. Tip,sn.
Special lectures will be delivered occasionally on
literary and scientific subjects BY gentlemen of known
celebrity, which will be free to the public.
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Pitfsburg.
Bank Of Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank,
Aessrs. Kramer l. Rahm,
." N. Holmes & Sons
Willis Boothe, Esq.
VIM. b. Pussy, Esq.
Pennsyirdnia.
MonongahelA Blk Of Brown.
willie.
Franklin Blk Of Washington
Baltimore.
Com. l. F. Blk Of Baltimor,
baltimore Savings Bank.
Messrs. Johnston & Bro.
" Robert Carrot b Sons
T. Marsh Smith, ESQ.
Nathan Pussy, "
Niles White, "
Netr York.
Jno. Thompson, Esq.
Philadelphia.
MeSsrS. Caleb Gone Il Co.
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11V1H"s VTFHSIA' VIII u. TCSEbSadII yU =
OFFICER 4 PUSEf,
REAL ESTATE brokers.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION Ann u
W CATION OF lands in Western Iowa and NebuA
the payment Of taxes lands Of non-residents ,sA
collection and remittance Of claims.
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COUACl1- BLUFFS, IOWA
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RRny,,,n
~ at Current Rates Of Exchange
Bills Of Exchange, Gold and Silver Current 49,
current Money Bought and Sold.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold and Entered On IN.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned On Real Estate and Personal Sae,,,,
Taxes paid for Resident and Non-Res;dept prmr,..
tors. STE~
Correspondents may rely upon promptness, s6as,,
and our personal attention to their Interests n ~
transaction Of any business which may be eu.rQ,ei
US.
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
Bank Of Iilion, IlIion, n. T.
Bank Of Cooperstown, Cooperstown, n.
Durkee h Bullock, Bankers, St. Louis No.
Onondaea County Bank, Syracuse, n T.
Warren Bank, South Danyers Mass .
A. J. Stevens l. Co., Bankers, p. Desmoines
Henry Farnham Pres C. AR l. RI, Chicss, m.
Jno Z. Henry Supt. II. n r r. Davenport ey,
Western Marine L Fire Insurance Company, Onah
City, N. r.
lie Roy futile, Omaha City.
James c. MITCHELL Esq, Florence, n. r.
n. B. Judd, Esq =, Chicago.
Merchants, Savings, Loan h Trust Co., Chicago
Corse, Snowden Corse, Alexandra, Va.
J. b. Bennett, Agt. 4Etna Fire Insurance CompsU
Cincinnati, Ohio.
James Harlan, Q. s. s., Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
Hon. S. r. Curtis, n. c., Keokuk, Iowa.
Coolbaugh L Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
July A-nlo-u tBugie ccH.
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Great Western Shaving salsss'

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LIBERALITY OF THE BLACK REPUBLICANS.
We believe it is fact that no measure of
the Democratic party or Administration has
passed the present Congress by a majority
Of Democratic votes; but that every meas
ure that has become law has become so by
the liberality Of members belonging to one
branch or other Of the opposition.
Such is the Union's daguerreotype of
Congress. We presume it speaks by the
honk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29
Affairs an spottsyIvania.
sRrsrOsDsxcE OF ran nICHHosD DAILY DrsrArca.

SporrsYLvANIA Co, Va, July 23rd
The pros. .,ccts Of the crops in this vicinity are
generally favorable. The corn looks finely, and
bids fair to yield an abundant harvest, The to-
bacco looks very well this season, though In sou,e
parts OF this county 1t is irregular.
A melancholy accident occurred 10 this neigh
borhood on the 22d inst Addis Smith. son Of
Thomas d. Smith, interesting little boy, twelve
years Of age, got his leg terribly mangled In
wheat machine, which rendered amputation indis-
pensably necessary. The sad occurrence il deeply
regretted by all.
The young men of this vicinity hold meeting
at Oak Grove every Saturday evening, for debate,
generally doing credit to themselves and honor to
their county. The ladies, who seem to take q
vigorous interest In the proceedings, attend regu.
larry to hear the orators of the Debating Society
hurt their learned arguments at each Others heads.
The question for debate next Saturday, il, (which
has the greatest Influence over Man, Woman or
Money" Many important questions are settled
in that society.
Last Saturday evening, party of ladies' your
correspondent among them, accepted an invitation
from one OF the gallant members TO attend the de.
bate, and and very pleasant debate 1t was, al
though We encountered sudden squall, which
was occasioned by bench breaking down, making
the hoops ny, aud causing some OF the ladies TO
display their pretty little feet to the gentlemen.
what o difference there is ia town and country
In tie former the ladies use brass aud Steel while
the Iafter use grape vines and brsmhle h,iars.