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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-08
Yours very truly,
SAM. S. CURTIS.
TIL ROnRRArk EXPOSED


With rlckctv head and some finely
wrought editorial remarks, the Buq1e, last
Wednesday, introduced 4 circular purport-
ing to be from disaNccted Republicans in
Jasper County. The following from
the Dcs Moincs Citizen cNrctually squeches
out this roorback. Read what a prominent
gentleman Of Newton, Jasper county, says /:
NEWTON. October s, 1859.
Mr.. TEEspALE In the Iowa State Jour-
nal of the LIST inst. appears an article pur
porting to be from number If Republicans
Of Jasper County, who. Gas they say,) repu-
date the Republican party on account of
extravagnnt expenditures, etc. Now this
matter has been thoroughly sifted to the
bottom, and we find that the article was
written by prominent Democrat living in
Newton, and slyly circulated by Mr.. D., an
other Democrat, and that the most of the
signatures to it are democrats and minors.
Two or three Republicans signed it ignor-
ant of what it really contained, and the whole
thing is a piece of rascaIity from beginning
to end. 1t will not effect the vote of Jasper
any whatever. We will rout Democracy,
horse. foot and dragons this fall. Yours.
for the success of Republican principles.
F. CAMpREII
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Dissolution.

.on-partnership heretofore existing between the
= ~, aiahed in the Drug buiness, under the firm
' :" y. H1hn \ Co, is this day dissolved by mu-
& The business of the late firm will be set
ea ny o. v. onn, who will continue the business at
the old stand in Hagg's Block - - : :"
J. ID. HONN.
>, COZ, JAMES PoRTERFiELD.
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WHAT WILL THEY.po WITH 1T.

According to the organ Of the would-be
Lieut.. Governor, the Dem ocracy will achieve
gel-lorious triumph in this State next
Tuesday. Under the inspired and brilliant
teachings of Dodge, Babbitt, Eads, Tomlin-
son, Elwood and Cole, Professional men,
ex-members Of Congress-merchants' law
yers and mechanics, as well Us farmers"
have "taken out their first papers " in De-
mocracy. Not only that, but the brilliant
and luminous oratorical efforts Of Dodge
and Rabbit, have brought to life "many
thousands who have not voted for many
years." and the Bugte might have truthful
ly added, will not for many years to come
at least not till they have obtained their
majority. "The latent energies of the peo-
pie have been stirred to the very Depths"
says the organ, by these samo Democratic
orators. Prodigious but one emetic of
the kind prescribed by the Democratic par
ty in the nomination Of its candidates, we
should say, ,could be likely to stir up every
latent or dormant energy of the people, if
not to purge the State of every vestige of
Lecomtonism. But, what troubles US, is,
to know what the Democracy will do with
that glorious " triumph" they are going to
achieve? OF what earthly use will it be to
him ? They have had several just such "tri
umphs'' in this State, during the past FIVE
years, and they don't seem to have profted
by them in the least. They have absolutely
gained nothing by such triumphs-if we ez-
cept the sending of Brigadier General Geo.
Wallace Jones to Bogota, and Brigadicr
General Augustus Caesar Dodge to the
Court of Madrid. Then, what will they do
with the coming triumph? 1t can't avail
Babbitt a farthing, for he has been white
washed too recently to be taken to the
embrace Of the Presidents and Dodge has
"played out" so completely, that there is
nothing left for him, but peaceful solitude,
and the undsturbed contemplation of the
picture of the Castilian Queen.
When the cheering news of this great and
glorious triumph, comes yelling up in thun-
der tones from the wesi wide Babbitt's or
gam the Democracy will be as sorely puz-
zled in regard to what they will do with it,
as was the man who won the elephant at -
rattle. Wonder if the fact of the Democrat
ic organ in this city, rel ing so confidently
on the rest for cheering notes Of triumph,
is in consequence of the order issued from
Washington to $ strengthen the outposts."
VIII The order be obeyed-who can tell 2
If the Country rest of this, is to achieve a
glorious Democratic victory in Ni& State,
then the query Of ''what will they do with
it - becomes of more than double signif-
canoe. However, considering the disastrous
effects of the late "grand barbecuc,n
on the people west of US, it would
seem more than likely that the icest will not
very materially aid the Democracy of this
State next Tuesday. Hell p mast come from
some other quarter or the Democratic forces
will be obliged to take foot and walkers
lire over the '.harren AMI sterile hills Of the
prairic,' to their accustomed haunts at the
head of sloop navigation on Salt River.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

"HEkEAS, j M. Palmer by his deed, dated Aug.
w i'th 1888, and recorded by the Recorder of Pot
ta"atdhie county Iowa in Book II, Page 362, August
3iSt, loo conveyed to Milton Hammond NJ ID. in trust,
lhe borrowing described Real Estate situated in the
county VI fottawattamc. and State of Iowa, 10 wit
lot NO seven ~ in Block six {s) and Lot No fifteen
o IN BLOCK five ~ in Bayliss LIST Addition Of Council
hiNHs' Iowa, which conveyance which made to
secure ne payment of certain promissory note said
deed specihed amdescrbed executed and delivered by
the saiu J NJ Palmer 10 Nathan B. Hammond, dated
august th, 1888 due Ten Months after date, in the
sum OF TWO Thousand and Ninety dol lars and Fifty
foH' Cents with interest at the rate Of ten per cent.
per ann"ii AFTER maturity. And whereas, the said
note Is no" due and unpaid therefore, at the request Of
the ho'oef thereof, l, Milton Hammond, N. D., the
trustee ABOVE named Will sell the real estate above
according to the provisions of the Deed Of
Irus. a'Se named, at puhr vendue, In front OF the
racine mouse IN Council Bluffs, County OF ottawatta-
me an" state OF lOwa%fur Cash the highest bidder,
on Saturday the sth day Of October 1859 between the
hours OF O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ of said
os u satisfy SAID note and Of said trust and sale
.,s MILTON HAMMOND, NJ. D..
Datea september 10th, 1859. Trustee.
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G. H. scRivEN, 6a Dearborn Street, and ROUNDS <
LANoDoN, l55 Randolph Street, Chicago arc the emily
authorized Agents in that city to receive ADVERTISE
ments and Subscriptions for the Nonpare and receipt
hpr the same.
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AQLESTION OF TIME.

If a mans whole time and attention
were occupied with his own business af-
fairs, is it probable that he could find time
to properly discharge the duties Of thc Office
of County Judge? We should say not
This is the position in which we find Mir.
CAsADY, at this time-his own business af-
fairs requiring his undivided time and
attention. Hence, if elected, we ask is it
very probable that he will find time to devote
that attention to the affairs of this County
which the interests of the County impera-
lively demand? On the other hand, Mr..
DAMON, if elected, can devote almost his
whole time and attention to the proper
discharge of the duties devolying upon
that officer. Remember this, when you 20
the polls on election day, and vote for the
man you think is qualified for the Office, and
has the time at his disposal necessary for
the proper discharge of the duties pertain
ing to the same.
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The last number of the organ of the
would be Lieut.. Governor, contains COM
municaton over the signature of " Demo-
GRAFT" We have good reason to know that
g Democrat is none other that s. Palmer
the nasty" - saaried by James Buchanan
to do up the lying and dirty work of the
party in this county. This I" Palmer the
nastv," SAYS we are liar. James Buchan-
an pays him for making such assertions, and
the zeal he displays in Going the bidding of
his master, should entitle him to better wa
ges. "palmer the nasty" is a trump
having been branded and proren libeller,
by us, more than a year since, the menda-
cious old pimp, during the interval, has
labored hard to convince the public that we
are no better than himself. Engaged IN this
pleasant task, the model land officer, tidgcts
about as uneasily and necessarily, as he is
wont to do at the approach Of thunder
storm. After canvassing the matter for
FIVE or six weeks, just on the eve of election,
this "Pa!mer the nasty has come to the
conclusion that Brigadier General DODGE
"neyer dreamed Of Offering money to any
body for the organization Of German
Democratic Club" in this city. We never
said be sdreamed" Of such a thing, 50 that
"Palmer the nasty' has lad his trouble for
his pains. "Palmer the nasty" concludes
that what We said sometime since, about
Gen. Dodge's furnishing money for the
organization of German Democratic Club,
is false, simply from the fact, that for six
weeks, he has been trying to find out who
had the money, SO that he could get hold Of
it, to help pay the expenses incurred by him
in getting up that "grand barbecue" Fail
ing to get the money, Jeems' land officer.
comes out against US. Go it, Palmer the
nasty" even though, your salary lily pays
you for the amount Of dirty work you have
done and are doing for the party.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-08
DIhLit Sales.
BY CANNON & nrAnTnI1H475e5
T ARGE AND IMPORTANT TRADE SALE
RY CATAIOGEF = '1@AI1N


FINE IMPORTED WINES BRANDIEs, ETC
We shall sell by catalogue at Stores ~ and A \ Charlas
street, corner of Lombard street, THURSDAY MORN
ING, August llth commencing at 10 O'Clock,
large and extensive assortment OF fine imported WINES
BRANDIES, LIQUORS, ETC, in wood and glass. in
store and comprising upwards of4I0 and casks We
IN CASKS CLARET.
D. CASKS sAUTERNE WINE
o. HALF CASKS sAUTERNE WINE
60 BASKETS CHAMPAGNE-quarts
40 BASKETS CHAMPAGNE-pints
I Z CASES CHAMPAGNE-quarts
90 CASES cLARET.
So CASES c1ARET Grand pre- quarts
= - =, 80 80 - Grand Pre-. pints
So CASES Arrrrp & MR9rgarz Becker.
10 CASES sAUTERNE' 'ia'u pre-
z OR. CASKS BURGUNDY w.
3ONE-EIGHTH CASKS BURGUNDY.
25 CASES oLIvEs-large size
10 do ABSINTH
10 do. ANIsRTH
10 do. CURACAO.
OS do. MARCOBRUNNER WINE
10 do. LONDON DOCK PALE CoGNAC
10 do ANCHovlEs.
@ do. BRANDY CHERRIES
< HLF. CASKS COGNAC BRANDY.
Comprising in all desirable selection of Goods and to
winch the attention fthe city trade Is invited
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HlisfeIIaueuus.

THO SHIP, STEAM AND CANAL BOAT
a BuILD Frs, CHAIR AND CABINET MAKERS,
ARCHITECTS, &c. '
THE PHOENIX WOOD BENDING COMPANY Works
II Greenpont Long lsand offer for sale County and Shop
RghtS in the State Of Maryland fr the of the ''Blan
ciad Paent for bending Fut.ocks, Knees, and all other
curves required by and architects where great
strength and lGhtness is desirable
TO CHAIR MAKERS the right is Invaluable and is in ey-
tesve use throughout New England B its aid there, up
nOnOly of several STYLES.
Orders promI ty filed for Tinbers ofevery or crveor
small bent stuns Of any description. Apply to
Q. A. BURGESS ,r,.z
JOHN SlLSBEE, EneemS.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-In consequence
~ Of the discovery and at Havre by the
French authorities of large quantity Of INITIATED La
Bells of Messrs Moct Chandon, in Epernay previous to
their shipment to this city, with evident intent to de-
cec, We consider 1t duty caution the public against
such imposition, and TO advise
to buy their Champagne Wines of tins brand
reliable and respectable houses.
We have reason to believe that the imitation Of these
Wines Is going to large extent but fictitious article
can be easily distinguished from the genuine qualities
100. ~ p HERMAN Il son,
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a BENZ. WASKEY'S
E4Sa EXTENSIVE
VII FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROOHS,
No 3 N GAY ST.,
Has on hand and constantly manufacturing every descrip
ton Of Chairs, Bedsteads Tables Bureaus Sdeboards Sofas
Lounges Cribs Setee5 Wash and Work Stands
Cradles Feathers Feather Beds Bedding, Hair Cotton and
Husk Mattresses, wholesale and RETAIL prices that must
give satisfaction.
respectfully solicit your favors.
Vessels and furnished with Mattresses Bedding
az the lowest prices Captains of vessels and others will
ma 70 Their yantage to buy Of me- they may rely
having their goods packed with care for shipping
Don't forget the numberNo North Gay street oc2I-tf
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TRUSTEES SALE


fri TRUSTEES SALE
Heiii
- VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY.
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
City, the undersigned Trustee, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction on the premises, WEDNESDAY, the nth
day of August next, at4 O'clock p NJ the following de-
FIVE PARCELS OF GROUND, situate and lying N the
city aforesaid that is to say
FIRST PARCEL.-Beginnng at the northeast corner of
Garey and ons Streets and running thence eastry on
the north side Of HOns street Is thence norhery and
parallel with Carey street 81 feet inches westerly 8
feet to Carey street, and thence ouhery the east side OF
carey street 62 feet 6inches to the beginning Sub
iect to the annual ground rent of 1858.
SECOND PARCEL-Adjoining the first parcel on the east
and fronting Is feet inches Holns street. with eph
S425. ~ " Vi
THIRD PARCEL Adjoining the second parcel on the
east and fronting Is feet inches Rollins street with
depth Of 62 feet inches and subject the annual ground
FOURTH PARCEL-AdJoinng the third parcel on the
east ana fronting 10 feet inches HOins street with
depth OF e. feet inches and subject the annual ground
rent of SH.25 9
FIFTH PARCEL-Adjoning the fourth parcel on the east
and fronting 10 Get inches lIOins street with eptb
$425 W "
All Of the above five parcels ground are improved each
ny three:Story BRICK DWELLING, with Onestory Brick
Back Building.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree arcOne third
cash, and the residue in two equal nstaunents at six and
nine months, with interest and approved security
49,. rHOS r. PRESSTMAN, Trustee
10 eo3w&ds ADREON d co, AuctrS
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Agnsss. kr.. for SaIf anN Rtnt.

EOR RENT OR LEASE.-The magnificent
PARK of Is acres at Brooklyn city, near the landing
ofnew bridge This highly attractive place was recently
ald out in Promenades and Walks, graded and graYeed
and enclosed with substantial pang fence and now pre-
near Baim9re Its extent shade and scenery elevation,
bay and its shipping coupled with ease access by land
ana water make it unquestonaby the attractive spot
Tor esya Picnics Excursions of the largest numbers as
wen as aordng aquiet retreat the citizen and his family
anu oners rare inducements to any of and
FOR particulars inquire of C. H. SPILCKER,
D.. ILL.,. o.
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@<NL H. W. E-E-
ELEGANT FURNITURE
7 Nh ,,,, - AT AUCTION
y will sell, without reserve on WEDNESDAY MORNING
EN- August 10th, at lG o'clock, at the dwelling No I43
North tIlgh street, near Gay street
ALL THE VERY HANDSOME AND RICH FL RNITURE
n PARLOR SET OF WALNUT, in Rich Satin Gold and
1eel consisting of Tetes Side Chairs and Arm Chair
O NJ he DsL manufacture and nearly Rich English
ELY Fl CARPET So yards; Satin Damask Curtains ana
CoInce for four windows; elegant Oval Pier Glasses rich
and heavy conce; hand some Gilt Mante Clock Marble
fief TABLES, Mantle ornaments; OAK HALL SET, three
pets and Rods; Mahogany Sofa Rocking Chairs Cane
ana W0odseat Chairs: High and Lowpos Bedsteads Blu
reaus, ork and Washstands, Chamber Carpets Looking
Glasses, Feather Beds and Mattresses, &c with variety f
Parlor and Chamber Furniture not enumerated
ALSO,
One Superior COOKING STOVE; Glass and Crockerv
ware, Cooking Utensils, Kitchen Furniture, Safe, &c
with variety of articles Of Furniture not enumerated
~ Terms cash.
SAAI. H. COVER Auct
No. "a Baltimore street.
- n 1.-The house will be open for visitors Tuesday
IhOThlhs aIter III CLOCK, aS-ts.
BY VIM. HAMILTON.
Es..s4 TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
&iiiI LEASEH0LD PROPERTY will, by virtue of a
public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY. August
18th, 1889 at4 O'Clock ?. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in said citv on
having front the former 49, feet and depth on the
payable half-yearly. T''
Improved by webuit and hand some bricI; DWELLING
HOUSE, stories in height with parlor passage b ak
fastroom and kitchen the first floor
The terms of sale areOneha cash, and the balance in
six months with interest.
l.. NJ REYNOLDS, Trustee.
J23-2aW&ds WIN. HAMILTON. Auct'r
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&MMbtr

I UMBER, SHINGLES,
~ HEMLoGK RAILS, Etc
10000 No. HEART SHINGLES
100000 Heart and Sap
10000 feet A and 81 Hemlock FENCING.
large lot Of Oak and Ash Timber for Wieewr .s and
Others Also every variety of Building Material ali OF which
We Oiie: at lowest market rates
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN 4 co,
West side of JniOn Dock
ap7-tf adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
I UMBER + OR WHEELWRIGHTS.
~ OAK,
ASH,
HICKORY.
Hos. THOGAS x son,
tei7-d corner Park and CLAY streets.
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BY SAMUEL ~. GnVRr

Comprising in all desirable selection of Goods, and 10
which the attention o fthe city trade Is invited
w Sale without any reservation
aS-ts COMMON & MATTHEW'S. AnrtrS
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I UMBERl LUMBERll
~ NEW LUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT
Retail Yard at No ~ West Falls Avenue ward south of
Pratt Street Bridge, Baltimore, Nd.
We would respectfully call the of our friends and
the PUBLIC generally large assortment WHITE PINE
IUMbEf, consisting of Framing, and all kinds of White
Zine. Also, Hemlock, Framing Fencing, and Flooring
White and Yellow Pine Flooring Shingles. Iaths, Pckes
&c We prepared to furnish orders wholesale and retail
with dispatch the most accommodating terms as we get
our Lumber direct from large manufacturing establish
ment-Beaver Mills Centre county, Pa
nl9-tf EDWARD TURNER 4 co.
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mers beftnolider runben &ifh 9efelIt paren.
Oral .Usanter nei8te lt9 sraBeup na4 Den 5er*
rem bin. 80, ..5-.ss ~. ID r1rse
ga i9 eS 9eweleu, rpelder bic Nuwelapen
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4Sott gu nebnlen SD muB mid re rsdtfertiseu
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men Gnropa'S ein9elapen, bieber gu fcmnlen,
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