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The retention of the troops in Kansas du-
ring the pleasant season Of the year and tho
hurrying them forward now ct this inclem-
ont time over the mighty wastes that lie be-
tween the western borders Of civilization and
the getty of-the Saints" is ono Of the most
cruel and short sighted movements that the
present administration even, has been guilty
Of. What fate lies now before them !? The
horrors that waited upon the steps of that
flying Tartar tribe which have been so
graphically depicted BY De Quincy, await
second fulflment. In the rocky fastnesses
of mountains, surrounded BY fierce Indians
and fanatic Mormons, in the midst of q de-
sert land and in the depths Of wintry SHOWS,
their horses dying with cold and hunger,
their trains burned, their supplies Of cattle
driven of by vigilant and relentless foes.
what fate awaits these poor unfortunate
victims of the cruel procrastination Of an
imbecile administration, active only IN the
propagation of slavery, watchful only to
defraud freemen Of their rights, and rigid
only in enforcing upon portion Of the down
trodden citizens Of the Republic the embod-
led wrongs of four years of misrule !? At
the bidding Of the extensionists of the South,
these soldiers were detained in Kansas to
watch the polls during the season when they
should have been on their way to Salt Lake
City. If this handful Of troops shall COM
pletely perish, if their Infatuated foes shall
fall upon them and carry out threats Of
Young who has sworn :-ssThere shall not
be one building, nor one foot of lumber, nor
stick nor tree, nor particle of grass
and hay, that will burn, left in the reach of
our enimies"-then NIL this fell slaughter,
all this ruin will be chargeabls upon the ad-
of James Buchanan, and the
scorn and indignation of a whole people
should be heaped upon his head. We trust
that these soldiers may be rescued, but it
would be almost miracle that could save
them from fearful death.-Pitt. GAG.
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To Uzal Williams.
!IR: TOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. THAT THERE

CIR: TOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT THERE
now on hle In the Office OF the Clerk of the Dis
uIc OF County Iowa, the petition of Nc
nemian BALDWIN who claims Of You the sum Of THREE
HUNDRED AND SEyENTY-FlyE DOLLARS rs money
uue Nun on promissory Note given by you to him. on
thA all your right and title in and the follew
aescDed real estate viz the east half the north
quarter OF section NO twenty-five, township seven
yve north Of range forty-two west containinp eich
acres oe forever ferecosed and the be sold to
pay sara Note Now, unless you appear and answer
sad petition on or before the morning the second
OF the next term Of the District Court in and for
Vouny TO be begun and held in the City of Coun-
ci biuns upon the first day Of February 1885, judg-
ment Will be rendered against you thereon
CLINTON BALDWIN, Att'yp for Pftf
me original notice In the above cause having been
returned hot found" by the Sheriff Of said County il
oy the County Judge Of said County that the
same be published for four successive weeks In the
"Nonpareil." CP KELLOGG; CIsrt ~
Stri ~ fsnr,rf
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ESTRAY.

rTAKEN Up BY Mr.. JACKSON DOUGH-
ERrY, Of Round Township, in Shelby N
County, State OF Iowa, on the ID day of De- <'Ne
eember, A. D.. lS57-ONE BRIGHT soRREL HORSE
described hands high both hind legs white
halfway up the hook joint star in the forehead and
white spot on the right nostri scar on the mn
per lip And few white hairs the back The ahove
described Horse Is supposed to be years old Appras-
ca Al 30. II. G. HOLCOMB, Deputy D. 6.
Of Shelby County, Iowa
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The War Department received in Wash
ington, Dec. 24th, official dispasches from
the head quarters of the army of Utah near
the mouth Of Hams Fork, Nov. 5th. Col.
johnson states that Col. Smith reached there
Nov. Sd. The march was slow, eleven miles
day. The trains, including the settlers and
merchants, destined for Salt Lake, which he
would not allow to 60 on, occupy as close
an order rs they could be made to travel;
the space of from Eve to six miles. No mo-
lestation whatever was attempted by the
Mormons, which may be attributed to the
presence Of the cavalry, and the vigilance of
Col. Smith. On the 4th of November, Col.
S. was to march on Fort Bridger, and dis
lodge any force he might find there, and
wait the appearance of Col. Cook, when, a.
the approach Of winter was too near to at
tempt the passage Of the rangeof mountains
with probability of success, he would seize
on the district mentioned in his letter, from
the South, and occupy it till ON advance
shall be deemed practicable. arr 81.
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NOTICE:
To John Wolff:

V0u ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAr WILL
j appear before the Register and Receiver Of the
Land Once in Council Bluffs, Iowa. on the 9Th day OF
January 1855 70 prove my right to enter BY pre-emp-
Of the Southwest Quarter and the North.
West q the Quarter Of Section No. thirty-
three faa, Township sixtyeight (ss north cs range
thlrty,seven ts1l vest. JOHN A. RlOwN.s
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ABSTRACT OF TITLES
TO Lands in Pottawattalnie Co..
and TO- e,fs
LOTS ~ COUNCIL n lgers

w Ehase just completed from the Record, Of p>sd IN;
aoua"auAnne County, Iowa, an abstract of ties.
al the lands in said County west Of Range n ,nd y,
.ns oss Council Btuns. and in the principle a.
iohs tneretoi showing each grantor and rr,nt.. IN
every deed made since the entry OF the lana ~ th ~
Omcei the character OF the cunyevnpce: ths 49, -
recorded. 90 > - = 80 b~se Wnes
websye 20 arranged these abtr,c,. ,,.,;.
work OF moment to ascertain whether m. .ss;a -
ute TO Any tract OF land lot 10 complete: h.r.
INK wanting IN the chain, it is apparent At rst y,s
We nave oeen a great expense, md have shared M
pains IN making this work source Of valuable infor-
nation 70 property holders ia this city and cnunty
Every deed % the record has been carefuIy amned
aud the contents thereof rs above stated We Ana
errors in the descriptions of lands and M
many instances the record show two or more ovnes
~ .oe sane uacti whilst, IN many others thereisn,
connection between the titles Of the present .n ~
original owners. S>A -
An early attention 70 these matters is Of the utmost
Importance to the parties interested as the ,nSe AZ
for III ~ pace ocyond the range Of possSides
toa. agreement Hence, yexatous and expepsye sui,s
IN cnaneey viii ethe resulty and in many jnstance,
property VIII fa into the hands persons who nave N
We have, also made arrangement with the Recordsr
OF DEEDS to furnish us each morning with Iist Al
DEEDS MED for record the previous day : - - :
we have procured from the Land once list ~ thu
anos entered IN the County west Range TO- showing
-; I'm seIu, "he'her with cash, warrants or
tne NUMBER d acres in each tract and the price
We shall keep list Of all Land. and Lon. ..,d n,
and OF Judgments, Mortgages Deeds Of trust AID
Of an other Liens BY which the Title 70 Real Estate can
Charges fer an Exaniut,sn sf Title Win
be Reasonable. =
Style. SrprrT nInrv
Council Bluffs. Iowa, Oct a-n-es-u.
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Flour for Sale!

O00 SACKS ST. LOUIS RxrRA SUPERFINH
~oO Family Flour, superior article for sale
cheap. Also me lot OF CORN-MEAL, BEANS, &C.,
Ut the new store Of GEORGE BARTLETT.
.GTWANTED-A large amount Of COIN for which
the highest market price will be paid in trade. All
kinds 81 Ceaniry Produce taken in exchange for Goods
Council Blutb, Dec 1Srn14~u i4 G. D.
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10 James NJ. Brunsr.

= Il
Sh:-fOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THERE
is now on he in the once Of the Clerk Of the Dis
ict court Of Harrison County, In the State Of Iowa
the petition Of Margaret Iartze cbarrine ~ ~ ~, ~
served in fee Of the SOUTHEAST Quarter Of Section No
Elgnteen IN Township Seventy-nne North. of Range
ioryone west, situate in said County of Harrison in
for her the said Margaret and that you refuse I'd
neglect 70 convey to her the legal estate in said Lard
sno piaynS the District Court Of said Harrison County
nef ana Tor COSTS and that unless you appear and
on or before the morning Of the second
OF the next term Of said court to be holden at the
Court House, in the town Of Magnolia in said County
OF aarrson on the frst Monday in Nay 1853, dsfaus
vii oe entered against you, and decree and judgment
rendered thereon. Dated, Sept. 18Th, 1857
NARGERET AARTSELL.
hereby Certify, that at the November Term, 1857,
tne District Court OF Harrison County, Iowa, vas
ordered by said Court that the foregoing IS
poohsned Tor four successive weeks in the NonpGye
weekly newspaper Of general circulation printed and
published in Council Rufus City Pottawattane County
lows. Dated, Nov. lash, 1857. ~ $50 80
VIZ. n. HILL, C9srt.
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:
Last Tuesday, Minnesota was observed
standing before the best parlor looking glass
admiring his majestic person.
His lower limbs were encased in q pair
Of inexpressibles of the latest cut, and Of
quality that showed he was abundantly able.
He sported huge mnstacho under his ma
cal organ, pair of twin whiskers decora-
ted his ruddy cheeks, while stoyepips hat
rsposed in lofty grandeur on bis Uranium.
The fact il he was that day of age, and
felt .sthat swelling Of the heart" peculiar to
youth when emerging into manhood. The
records Of births, marriages and deaths in
the old family Bible were diligently search
cd, and by the aid Of little mental Arith-
metic, it was positively ascertained that the
important day had arrived, when he was no
longer subject to his parents and Uncle Sam.
His acknowledged strength and expertness
exempted him from the castigation usually
inflicted by the older children on birth days.
Minnesota knew be was abundantly able to
take care Of himself, but be felt little
awkward in his new rig. ....l
His familiar knick name had always been
Minnesota, or rs some of his correspon-
dents would write it Min. Ter, (Which real
ly meant no disrespect for him, but came 10
handy.) But now to be called by bis right
meme produced the same sensation expert
enced by young Justices, elected that same
day, when called Esquire. When quite q
Ind no went into the lumber business, raft
ing logs, saving lumber, making lath, shaw
ing shingles, 10. He was very industri-
GUS fellow, had q keen eye for business and
made pile of money. You would hardly
have known him in bis red wooden shirt and
slouched hat and moccasins, patching it in
his camp. He killed some bears and deer,
but provisions were scarce, and he has turn
ed his attention to farming lately, and OPEN
ed up his claim, fenced and broke more
land than dare mention. This year his
wheat has done frst-rats, good yield of
corn, besides number Of acres of sod crop.
The fact is he is rich. The old gentleman
has made him large present of Railroad
stock. lie still owns share in the lumber
business and takes OUT any amount of cop
per every year. These with his farm gives
him good start IN the world, and would
advise any young lady seeking hus.-I
pshaw what was going to say? would
advise any young lady seeking home, 10 60
to Observation-Disclosures Banner. -
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AT YKRaoNs KNOWING TRxNS1tEyt1s ~.
1KEf11Seha6aA ~ - Soo BuOE hespauas3 WUee Or
etherwise, will 3prval and settle be6ose ~ -
So Z s MIN K sgsss az ~ 4 ~ spo"
that Saa9 q sses~ .sa AcDniDE = poWEN.
NeyciDne. il.cm
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FAIR NOTICE!
a IL Persons

"a IL er9onS
INDEBTED TO To0rLE L JACKSON. FOR THE
L sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS or up-
wards either by Note or Book Account that is due are
hereby informed, that if satisfactory arrange
10th Day Of January, 1858,
will proceed collect the same BY Law at the
ruary term Of the District Court. And all Notes and
Accounts NOW DUE, for less amount than sl0O will
oe Ieit with 4 W. kYNETr, J. p, for collection IL
some satisfactory arrangements are not made
This Notice il INTENDED for All Persons.
TOOTLE & JACKSON.
Council Bluffs, January I, l656-p36 q -
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Estray.

TAKEN Up By THE SUBSCRIBER,
Il, y on OF about the Goth Of November, GI&$Mf$
ONE THREE-YEAR OLD STEER, red
and white, branded with the letter apo -A-0
Just oaek OF the right hip The is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
-. $50. JOHN GALLUP.
Council Bluffs, Dec, 2sth ls57-na5-sm
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The Administrator in Michigan.

As soon as ''circumstances would permit -
after the delivery of the "Little Giant's''
speech in opposition to the policy Of the Ad-
ministration, in Kansas, a meeting of Doug
las retainers took place in Detroit, at which
speeches were made and resolutions passed,
endorsing the movements of the Senator
from Illinois. The "friends of the Admin
istration," to counteract the putting which
tho "Little Giant obtained, as they said,
by the votes of s'fishy Democrats and Black
Republicans" called meeting for the pur-
pose of endorsing the Kansas policy of the
President, and rcbuking the Douglas wing
Of the party. The meeting was called by
tho simon pures-those who never bolt
swallow the most nauseous pills, if la
bcled regular demoeratic-and great care
taken to ignore the existence Of the DouaLAs
faction,-or, at least, the meeting was in
tended as an exclusive Administration meet
ing. Tho DorcLAs fsc.ionists, not content
to be thus left cut Of the g communions of
the Democratic Church," rallied all their
1ofces' bearded the non IN MS oen, ana
co"'enoea win tue 'n'o" pa'es' ZOE the
supremacy u Tue movement .-.s .--.
When the time arrived for calling the
meeting to order, general row ensued.-
"From this moments" says the Detroit i'd
rersissr, "for more than tco hours and a
hall, person standing ten feet distant could
not possibly hear three connected words of
my speaker, of which there were neuer, at
sny moment, less than tco, and generally
loar, speaking ~ the same time from the
s 'Nh .-.- ... .s- az III ....-. ~ .. Az
The Advertiser, in attempting to give a
description Of the meeting Of the "harmoni-
ous'' Democracy, is at loss to find words
sufficiently expressive of the intensity Of the
row, and remarks that "perhaps the word
'Pandemonium,' signifying the councils Of
the internal regions, would do to describe
any disorde.ly meeting ever heretofore held
on this terraqueous globe of ours but feel
ing that it is entirely inadequate to convey
proper Idea OF the meeting at the City Hall
on Monday night, we have tried to render
the description more clear by inserting the
roofs OF certain derivative words, from Lat
In, French, Hebrew, Danish, Saxon, German,
Irish, Indian, and the unknown Mormon
tongue, and should quote from Chinese. il
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The Encoun,er ., For. Sect.

i
The following particulars Of the recent
engagement between tho border ruffians and
Free State men at Fort Scott, We CLEAN from
the correspondence Of tho st Louis and Chi
cago papers. IS s 80
Fort Scott is down on the Missouri line in
the southern part Of KANSAS, and its vicinity
on the Missouri side is one of the strong.
holds Of border rufianism, hence the ruffinnSs
Of the territory were cmboldenei to prose-
cute Free State men under the bogus rebell-
ion net, which condemns citizens guilty of
refusing to pay taxes to suffer the penalty
of death. Several Free State men had beer,
arrested, and process had been issued against
some fifty more. When the trial of some of
these cases was to come Of, hundred and
Fifty Missourians assembled At the place, got
into quarrel and made an attnck ON some
fifty Free State men. Five Of the pro. slave
~ men were killed, including one or two
members Of the Lecompton Convention, and
deputy marshall. Twenty Of the Free State
men were taken prisoners and confined in
Fort Scott, which IL on the Missouri side OF
the line. Over two hundred FREQ State meY,
have marched to the relief Of the prisoners,
and on the report that the Missouriens we're
assembling in strong force ct Fort Scott,
Zen: Lane started with still larger forcs,
resolved 70 rescue the prisoners and take sig
naI vengaance upon their captors.
The blood Of the citizens OF Kansas issnow
fully reused, and they will meet the marau.
ders q Missouri and the smissaries Of the
heaftaess tyrant Of the Presidential mansion
- their fathers mot the tories Of the Reyo.
luton and the vile instruments or George
the Third. 62.Tassst Sc Gs.''s
y May God prntacf Aha r;.hf Il. "a.
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Another ciasslhcation, according to the
divisions of FREQ and Slave States, may be
made as follows: ~
Dem. Rep Am DEM Reg. Am.
Free ststes.,..s 20 81 81 o
Slave States.2s 70 IL
This result of course gives full working
majority to our opponents in both branches,
and of course makes them fully and fairly
responsible Tor all that takes place in the
way Of Legislation during the session. =
Upon another test, the Senate Is said to
stand about two to one, in the Locofoco
party, Tor the Administration, and against
Douglas, on the Lecompton Constitution.
No estimate upon that criterion has been
made OF the House.
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baeaH Congressional Analysis. rr.-..- u
As Congress stands at present, the num-,
beers are thus divided, as between the three,
distinctive organizations. $50 l5E
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NEBRASKA CiTIsssssssss.''''s''<'
rrAvuros ssADB AnRANGEMKyfs y
III which Ne will receive accurate copies Of az ~
TownsApt embraced inthe Eaytern portion .!
W afs Sowpnspated to saef or eesyic. 70 ~ S.sx
ments q Intention to Pre~snpt securing Prc-enpes
Loeaaiae 1asAs y auaass snd xpesrieg @aNa. 2ss
Land warrAAss BsAgAt aaHA sssA.
@ssaiss ga sESuas 1kestso oss 3s0sy ~
particular attended, paid - buying and seling pes
erty o. Cosumiseiun; also, to naktng G<iIeesle
soswsrdins femissaacss 70 any pars q me Csiss 81
DLANKS q oil kinds always On hand. -
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scsifr ~ = k.is y.
asly r. es.sl ~ ~ - ? )hss :
u sscivs 4 - b j. ussts -
u b lots q likely 70 ID z s II
q nigrat "a Il vatioas Il N &
Il aad ,pqD lisl "a q the tims, Is s&sne3lI
demonstrated with those residents Of u old
6sstss who wsss ssasisg wild after wsstsrn
ievsss9seta. BE- ~ a9spsl saPort q TIE,
We were predicting . reaction u The busi-
-ness, i had already begun. This i proven
byttke TACT that the receipts from tho land
.salss for the 6ssal yeex Nere enorpogslY il
tho roar oftho preceding Wke6 N fFe9t
commsecial rssv lsion oeeat1sd inths aulumn
it was immsdiatsly said that The Wet wosh
be hopslessly put hask ~ ~ Looking
more closely ct - tsndsney of things, VI
took the contrary gFou.d, ard urged that
. spur would be- given 70 wssteen smieYants
passing westward ovsT allthe leading lincs
Of travel, fully sustaining the bslisf ihat The
excess Of population in tho East i seckine
. yent in the new States and Territories.
That thsrs will BE- . general moyment ID
the same direction next spring and sum-
msr, il shown BY the ST. Paul Minnesoei0ss
in the following paragraph: 1854 40
ssNext spring will undoubtedly zee 1 great
emigration to the Western States and Ter
ritories, ~ it has always succeeded q fnnn-
cial revolution in the East. In the spring Of
1855. after the gloomy fall and winter Of
1854, the immense emigration 10 Kansas
and MinnGsota was undoubtedly augmshted
BY that cause. The rule win, beyond doubt,
hold true in the present instance, and next
spring q large increase Of emigration into
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JOHN T. BALDWIN, * r.-.. - G. II. DOpGI.
BALDWIN & DODGE,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. sss ss.sa,
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RgMIffBp
~ at Current Rates Of Exchange. -a-z--
Bills OF Exchange, Gold and Silver, Cufrcnt and m
current Money DOugM and Sold So skf9E
Land Warrants Bought and Sold and Enteredo on Time
= Interest Paid On Special Deposits. ss r.. zHFfa
Money Lcaned on Real Estate and Personal Security.
Taxes paid for Resident and Non-Resdent propris-
tors. -.
Correspondents may rely upon pronptness, Adeiisy
AND our personal attention TO their interests in the
lransacfisn % any business which may be entrusted
10. 'N E#t ~
REYxRxNcEs: ave.
Up. Thompson.
Bank Of 1iion, Illion, n. r. <
Bank Of Cooperstoxn, CoopcrstOwn, NJ
Durkee d Bullock. bankers, 81 Eouis, No.
Onondaga County, Bank, Syracuse, n. Z a. "a
Warren Bank, South Danvefs, Asss. & II S k&WH
A. J. Stevens D Co., Bankers, IT. Desmoines
Henry Fafnham. Pres. u \. j. n. n, Cticago, lHss
Jno. E: Henry, Supt. u. L u. h, R. Davenport lows
Cook, Sargent Doyny, bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
western Marine Fare Insurance cenppas, omAANe
L. Roy futile, Omaha City. - p -
James G, Mitchell, Esq, FleSenee. N r ,sssI 80
N - Judd, Ed, Chicago. p. ~ 80
Merchants', Savings, Loan Trust Co., Chicago,
Corse, Snowden Corse Alexandria, Va. ssa
J. b. Bennett, Agt. IStns Fire Insurance Company,
James Harlan, o. s. s., NJ Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon. 8. r. Curtis n. c., Kcokuk, Iowa.
Coolbaugh d Dmoks, lankcn, BuSiiusten. Iovs.
July 4-niO-u 1900 (Buglc copy
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asA ae8 ansiss as5 SAAAlks, ~ 49,
'lsidx $3.50 a. I ssvvaur, =
SIS Roors ! SHOES; ..s s9 =
Hxrs i ,CArs, IS e.,

FL. s.ss 4 / ,,g.y.a Il IRON, NAILS, &c.;
aud everything usually found in general variety
Sttsu Ivill tass n sacnaaga Ter 0osAss III ttnds
~ fcfsoas dssiioas 81 naaiks puschases Il rsa-
sonaeis ngsfes, will And It 70 thcr nterest - avee
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