davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

DoEsTIcKs AN ABoLITIoNIsT I'll seems
that "Doesticksg z is the author Of the report
Of the sale Of slaves in Charleston, which
appeared recently in the New York Tribune,
The New York News Says
H"Doesticks' = suffers himself to get mixed
in the "nigger business" many persons will
be convinced that be and 'sDamphooD are
one and the same individual.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

THE PARAGUAY ExPEDrTIoS The latest
advices received by the Government from the
Paraguay expedition confirm The former re.
ports that Brazil and the Argentine Confed-
Grafton have offered TO act as medators be-
tween The United States and Paraguay.
Commissioner BoWlin Of course informed
them that he had no authority to accept their
offers. unless hs should receive further 10.
structions, and II Is probable chat the diff
culties with Paraguay will be settled without
the pro6ered interposition, The tenor d
private letters from persona ia tie Paraguay
expedition is generally favorable to peace
ful settlement Ofthe dispute,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

The MURDER OF THE BANK CASHIER At
Jackson, Tenn. The Memphis Appeal, in
reply to an inquiry If any person has been
arrested for this murder, says
The people Of jackson are strongly Of be-
lief that they know the murderer, but the
man has hitherto eluded al search.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

At concert in St. Petersburg, on the 9th
ult., for The benefit Of the poor scholars Of the
city, the public were 50 delighted BY the sing
ing Of Madame Bosio that she was carried
home By the students, attended BY 8 process.
sion Of tf4ineaHe TO her hotel.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

William Smith G 'Brien. aocompanid by John
Aitchelh Is now u Virginia. lie was enthusi
astloally received BY The people, and warmly
greeted By Gov. Wise and other distinguished
gentlemen during his stay in Richmond.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02
DEMOCRATIC MEETING

A meeting Of the Democratic party Of Yazoo
County, will be held at the cours House in YazOe
City, on MONDAY, rHE 2sD or NAY, 1859, to ap-
point delegates to the Stats and Congressional
Conventions, to nominate candidates for ths-LeE-
islature and to transact other business OfsinpOr-
tancs . the party.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

I HAVE made such arrangements as will enable
j me 70 keep constantly on hendthe finest articIe
Of Imported clpret and the very best cigars to IS
procured ~ the New Orleans mafket keep
brands Of each aIwnys for sale.
NJ. CIUsEAU
YazOo City, March II, 1859. (29H
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

ANOTHER CREvAssE Vicksburg, March
s0.--The Ieyee back Of Warrenton, broke
this morning and the town is flooded, the
water beiHg four fsSt deep in The principal
streets.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02

Mss. CEuTRAL RATLRoAD The Oxford
Mercury learns that track laying on that end
Of Che Miss Central RaiIrond vas resumed
on lAs 10th ult
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02
EACH SATURDAY In APRILi

s, ,4S5 Prizes amounting to...@.....s 1870, 900
Whole Tickets $lOi Halves $5; Quarters $2t
g Circular showing the plan Of the Lot.
teres will be sent to any desIrous Of receiving
it,
Certidcates Of Packages will be sold at the
following rates, which IS the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
i" 10 Half q. 40
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02
l0Quarter Z
10 Eirhth q


I'm Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the money to our address for the
Tickets ordered, on receipt Of which they will
be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can have
tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii
be sent to purchasers Immediately after the
drawing.
Bey- Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain. and give their Post Office County and
State.
! EE3s~ Remember that eyery Prize IS drawn and
payable in full without deduciion.
a. All Prizes Of 5000 and under paid
immediately after the drawing other prizes at
che usual time Of thirty days.
NOTICE TO C0RREsP0EDENTs.
TAOsswho prefer not sending nyHey By mail.
can use
THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money for Tickets, il sums Of Ten
Dollars, andupwards, can be sent rs
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE.
from any city or town where they have al Office.
The money and order must be enclosed IN
81 GOVERNMENT POST OFFICE STAMPED
ENVELOPE" or the Express Compnny cannot
receive them
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets o. Certificates y
WOOD, EDDY & 90, Augusta. 0a.,
o., WOOD, EDDY & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
or WOOD EDDY 8 CO.. Wilmington Del
RS list Of the nusahsrs that nre drawn
from the wheel, with the auount 81 Inc pFize that
each one Is entitled to. will ho pnBlshed after
every araNing u the following papers Augusla
Geo. Constitufonalist, New Orleans Della,
1ioMle Register Nashville Gnzetfe Nav York
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02
Cotton and Manilla Rome.

IWlneBi Fancy Groceries and
Tobacco, Choice Green and Black Teas.
Pure Liquors and Wines London Porter. and
Scotch Ale, India Rubber Betting and Packing:
Agricultural implements OF Al kinds.
Paints, Oils and Turpenline. Window Glass, Sash
and Blinds.
xuAdoxo t4rme
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-04-02
WAGONS, CARTS. &C.. e.

AGENTS for George Page q Co.'S Portable
Saw Mills. Bates Hyde Co.'s Eagle Gin Stand
Isaac straubs celebrated corn mills, double and
single geared Of al sizes.
Be1- We are prepared with FIRE-PROOF
Ware Houses, for The storing Of Cotton and Mer
chandise. HARRISON 8 HYATT.
Yasoo City, February 22d 1862 N.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27
Correspondence OF the Nonpareil.

Sioux CITY, Aug. %, 1859.
W. W. MAYNARD, EsQ.-Dedr Sir Hon.
S. J. KIRKwooD spoke here yesterday, to
a full house. The points made by him were
clear, distinct. and above all, reasonable.
He is well received wherever he goes, and
the Republicans here, are proud of their
candidate for Governor. One old lady, in
particular, an acquaintance of mine, who
heard X. speak, rcmarke that if the inhu-
ence of the ladies would elect him, his cleo
ton was placed beyond a doubt.
Too much is expected of General Dodge,
from the fact, that he has long been lead
ing politician, and has held high positions
at home and abroad. The people are dis
appointed in the man, and the general i'm
preston is, that he would have made votes
by remaining away.
DODGE and his Democratic friends, cir
culate that KlRNwooD is trying to get away
from him, (DoDGE) and that it IS almost
impossible for the great "ArGusTrs C.EsAK''
to find out where X. IS going to speak, long
enough beforehand, to give him (DoDGE)
time to get at the place of speaking in sea-
son to answer HARDWOOD. Any sensible
and unbiased individual, however, who
listens to both men, must come to u differ
eat conclusion.
In haste, Yours, &c.,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27
Hon. Caleb Baldwin.

The most cheering accounts reach US in
regard to the popularity Of this gentleman
on the Missouri Slope and in the Judicial
District Of which he was Judge. Iowa has
never had Judge of any of its Districts, a
more modest, upright, or an ADLER man than
Caleb Baldwin. lie has never sought Office
for he is man of singular ditfdence. He
has never held an Office that was not thrust
upon him, to the entire satisfaction of the
public. As private citizen he is o model
Of unobtrusive merit as a lawyer and Pro-
scouting Attorney for Jefferson county, he
was ever noted for the strictest probity, and
as a Judge on the Bench he was distinguish
ed for his learning and impartality. Said
IN old gentleman to us the other day, one
who had known the Judge from the time he
was boy in Washington County, Pa. -
"Cale Baldwin is one of the few men | would
trust at my death, with the little property
that mi ght leave to support my widow and
educate my children" Such Is the senti-
ment of confidence entertained toward him
by all who know him.
We are assured that Judge Baldwin will
far outrun the strength of his party, both
on the Slope and in his old judicial Circuit.
He well deserves his popularity, and will
make one Of the best Judges that ever presi-
ded on the Supreme Bench of Iowa. Hack
Eye.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27

O. The Var Eagle is very facetious
and merry at the expense of Hon. CALEB
BALDwlS. 1t don't like his corporeal d.
mansions. Other democratic organs are in
the same fix. We advise them to have their
fun before election, for after the ides Of
October there won't even be a '"Greasc spot"
left to note the demise of the Democratic
party Of Iowa. Every vcstige Of its carr!on
carcass will have been removed to the head
waters Of Salt River, by just such birds as
the Var Eagle. Under the crushing weight
Of an increased Republican majority at the
polls, the esprit" Of Den. ocracy will be
SO entirely " squelched out" that it will
not only not be able to wing its Eight to any
more congeniaI cline. but it will be unable
to articulatc anything not even to repeat
its own fitting eritaph: " Meme! meme !!
tchcl, uphlirSin -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27
--A~
Not So,

The Democratic press seized with great
avidty upon m article which appeared in
the Warren Ecy'e, professedly Republican,
az sustaining their charges Of extravaganza
and corruption against the Republican party
in the Management Of our State affairs. 1t
has been paradcd in Democratic columns,
with great guSto' As an antIdote to that
article. which the Democrats are now using
so perss,ently and vociferously, we give the
following, clipped from subsequent mum
Der of the same paper. lt'peaks for itself :
LOOK HERE.-An editorial published last
week in the Eagle is susceptible Of miscon-
struction. We say here, and wish it dis
tinctly understood, that no Republican
official who retains his Office in the State
Capitol was meant. We have ever been
treated with kindness and consideration By
Messrs. Sell, CattelI, j. W. Jones, Miller,
&c. We know the gentlemen to be able,
faithful and honest public servants, ire
proachable IN public and private life. To
do them favor, we hold ourself in reali-
nes to perform, if necessary, a pilgrimage
to Mecca on our hands and knees. Natures
God, in the execution Of his generous de-
signs, never created better set of men
! than now hold Their Offices in the State
/ Capitol.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27
Joint Political DiscUssioI,s,

Ben. NJ. SAArELs, late Democratic candi-
date for Governor, and Hon. WV. VANDE-
YER, (republican) Member of Congress
elect from the northern district, have issued
appointments, for jointly addressing the
people of this State on the subject of polit-
icalss affairs. These joint appointments ex-
tend to some 40 counties, and OCCUPY the
time up to tho 7th Of October. The gentle
man from Shenandoah will get pretty well
faxed BY that time.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27
The Code EiStirv!f.

The Var Eagle, unwillingly forced to
eivo credence to the fact, that DoDGE,
worsted in debate, flies into towering pas
sion and raves like a mailman in his speeches,
proceeds to apologize for the great CESAR,
bv saving that he is ga man Of too much
spirit, to stand by and hear himself misrep-
resented-too spirited to brook an insult "
and concludes therefrom, that the ''Ds-
mocracy would not complain if the General
should apply his open hand to the long ears
Of the republican "war horsc'-!t would
ssrve him right, ev en- if it did him no good"
rbaell debut DopcE, if he should under
take that samc-a game inaugurHted at
Washington, by such Democratic leaders as
proors and KEIrr-will meet with GROW
;,.,o,d Of a SUMNER! DODGE can do mel
thor the one thing nor the other-he cannot
vanouish K1RkwooD in argument, nor ye'
soor him BY an appeal to his God-g'Vsn
xe,pons.y If the Var Eagle thinks ne
ron he i. resko niug without his host-thats
MI. But the above oounselso the Br'gad.s'
General is signifcant-is shows tie 'ac''',
relied upon by the Democratic party o.
Iova. to carry this election. TO the attain
mon. of desperate ends, desperate means
-. to he resorted to. Crack down, MessFs'
democrats, if you think there is no rsck on
ing ahead. -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27

Enough returns have been received to rem
der the election of SAM. HoUsroy, to the
Governorship of Texas certain, beyond a
doubt. His competitor wrs Runnels. the
regular Democratic nominee, who took the
stump in favor of the re-opening of the AZ
rican Slave Trade. Old San Jacnto ran m
an independent candate, but joined issue
with his opponent, on the slave trade, and
triumphed. The Lone Star is true to old
SAM, and the issue on the re.openins of the
Slave trade.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27

The Burlington Var Eagle in.imates that
not one Of the Republican candidates TO,
the Supreme Bench, can make speech
worth listening to. That's just exactly what
the Democrats out this way, say respecting
the Democratic candidates for Governor
and Lieut.. Governor. All DODGE can do
is to tell how proud he is! All BABBIr1
does,i to blovate on the way he didIIcd the
United States Government out of seyera
thousand dollars. Shade Of Henry Hoffman
Trimble, be with and watch over them. du.
ring their political trauaA.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27
sTRAYED OR STOLEN. $50 REWARD.
SHERLrINS al L

By virtue of an Execution to me directed from the
Office OF the Clerk of the District Court Of POttawa
County, Iowa, shall proceed to sell Tuesday,
21th day of September, A d. 1859 between the hours
of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ said day in
front Of the County TEedsuTeTs Office i'll the city of
Council Bufs tho following described Real Estate
Dutrow 4 Reel, and Vim. A Reel, 10 wit:
W.. Of Nwa sec 81 town II, range 43 lot in bloc k
No. H. Sutsman's 2d Addition. The above is the pro-
pcrty of Win. r. Reel.
70 II 100 in the Sc . Of SEA of "a and the
NE OF NE, of sec %, town IS, range "A. The above
IS the property OfO. II. DutrOw.
SWa Of NWa sec 3; SEA of NE4 sec 4; Sw+ Of
SEA and W y Of SW sec 5; SE, and W . of Sw = ,
and Sc = Of SW : sec !; W Of Ne. and W i of SW
sec :; NV Of Me- and \ W \ Of NV \ e. s: Sc !,
Of Sc i sec l2-al in township rs, range Is. S"a OF
Sc y and Sc !, OF SEA sec q; Sc : of Sc a, and NEt
of Sc \, and SW, of SEA, and " Of SW4 80 !;
NV Except sc A5-l00 acres) Of sec 81 NEA OF SWs
se1 3-ail in township II, range 43. M Of NWa sec
|; NE4 Of NE 4. and 81 NE., and 4 SEA sec );
lots No and D. lot \ .. 4, and NV OF Sc sec
S; e.. Of NV =, and W ! of SEA and u of SW \
.; lot No. |, sec IL; NV i of SEA sec l3sl i'll town.
ship rs, range A. Z Of SWa, and W J. Of Sc 4 sec
IS: SEA- of Sc \ sec 80; NWh and SWA OF SW \
36-aIl III town II, range "A is Tl-lO0 in the
NV fractional quarter OF 3d. township II, range 43
Taken as the property Of DutrOw \ Reel and VIM. A
Reel to satisfy all Execution in favor of ToOtIe jack
S. II. CRAIG, Sheriff.
Council RlufTS, Iowa August 9th lS5a-iw.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27
Correspondence Of the Nenpareil.
MAGNOLIA, Aug. 24th, 1852.

| DEAR EDITOR
We have gone the rounds
50 far, and got back to this place, all right.
We 20 to Harlan to-day. We have had
good success. Mr.. KIRKwooD has, think,
changed the vote in favor of the Republican
Ticket wherever he has spoken. At Mag
nolia we had good turnout. At Onawa
fair house; and at Sioux City large
crowd. The Republicans, all up through
this country, are hopeful ana earnest, and
if they can't carry their counties, they will
at least cut down the Democratic majority,
wofully. At Onawa, we learned that many
of the voters of Monona, were undecided
which ticket to vote, but am satisfied that
KISKwooD decided many of them, and many
more of their friends, who could not well
be present, will hear synopsis of the
speaking from them, and comparison of
the candidates, and will, l believe, be all
for Republicanism before the End Tuesday
of October. Woodbury. County has only
hlrty to 40 Democratic majority, or rather,
had only that much before the candidates
visited it. KIRKwooD set them to thinking,
and | should not be surprised if we get a
small Republican majority there, although
that is hardly to be hoped for. The can
vass is simply an arraying of the great fun
damental truths, which honest, lightened
men have fought for in all ages Of the world,
against the musty sophisms of error, cu!led
from the decaying records of the past; and,
when honest men see them placed in jux-
taposition, they have little difficulty in
choosing between them. The working Re-
publcans of Sioux City, are chiefly young
men, and wide awake fellows, and they will
take good care that no more half-breed
frauds are perpetrated at the ballot-box.
BADBlrr has spoken at each place in the
evening and made tremendous long speeches,
whether he has made any votes or not. |
believe he has lost few on every occasion.
Iwant to write you long letter, but as
we must get to Harlan by two O'Clock, and
the sun is climbing up fast, must wait till
| get back to the Bluffs, when | will give
you and your readers more detailed ac-
count of our trip.
Yours, in haste,
BOB MARLINSPIHE.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27
News From Spain.

We find the following in the dispatches
Of news by the Vanderbilt:
SPAlN.-The Madrid Journal of the Goth,
states that number of deputies in Salwan-
da, waited on the Queen, to congratulate
her on her pregnancy.
Now we do hope that Mr.. Kirkwood will
have sufficient gallantry and kindness OF
heart, to suspend 'hostilities' for the nonce
and give the Ex-Minister time to refresh
his tender recollections by gazing at that
portrait Of the Queen as we'll as to write
her letter of congratuiation on the inter-
esting and gratifying event announced
above Gate Cify.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27
SH FIR SALE

By virtue Of an Execution to mo directed from the
Once OF the Clerk of the District Court of Potawatane
County, Iowa shall proceed to sell on TUESDAY 9th
day of September A. u. 1859 between the hours Of 10
O'Clock 4 NJ and O'Clock p NJ of said lay, front Of
the County Trcdsurer's Office, the City Council
Bluffs, the following described Real Estate OF VIM.
A. Reel, TO wit:
SWs "f NV. sec 3, Sc h OF Ne sec 4: Sw% Of
SE :. aud " = Of SW i sec 5; Sc =, and W = SW
and SCI. Of SWt sec 6: w OF Ne, and = OF Sw
sec 7: NV y Of NEA, and NWs of NWa sec S SEA
{" ST., sec l2--all IN township 76 range 43. NV = Of
Sc =, and Sc Of SCI sec 27 Sc. of Sc \, and Me-.
OF Sc 4, and SW Of Sc =, and W of SW Or 80 ;
NV ar except 36 45100 ares 81; Ne ar Of Sw or
Shall IN township II. range -. NJ Of NV or
sct /: NE ar Of NE or, and 5 1. Of NE or, and Of
Sc or sec ?; lots No. and sec A. lot No. 4 and NV
Qr Sc Qr sec s. f = OF NV ar and ! of Sc Or and
&. Of SW or 9: lot No sec II NV or Sc ar sec
10; all IN low nshp rs. range H. Es SW Or and " >
Sc Qr sec 25 Sc qr of Sc Or Sc IS; NV qr, and SW
qr Of Sw ar sec Gall in town H. range a Is 7l-Io0
Is in NV fractional Or sec 30 town II, range -
Taken as the property of VIM. A. Rec! to satisfy
Execution in favO: Of Tootlc X jackson.
s II. CRAIG, Sheriff:
Council Bluffs, Iowa Aug. eth, 1859.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27
Hon. James Harlan on The S,umn

AT the request of the State Central Com
mlttee. Senator HARLAN has taken the stump,
and is now battling manfully for the sue
cess of Republican principles. The sham
Democracy will vince terribly under the
blows that will dealt them by Mr.. Harlan
buring the canvass. He is the most logical
and convincing speaker in the State. Win
not the Control Committee give the people
of Southwestern Iowa an opportunity to
hear Mr.. HARLAN?
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27
" Since I am so early done for,
Wopdpr what | was begun fur ;

We copied these lines, some years ago,
from the grave stone of a ''lttle innocent"
thinking we might have occasion, some time
in life, to apply them to some other inno-
cent. The republicans will greatly crafty
our vanity by adopting our suggestion. A.
hem Var Eagle.
Gen. MORGAN, who has charge of this
quasi "bird of of Jove," has a declined pen
chant for suggesting epitarhs for subjects
which have gone, or which heimagincs are a
bout to 60, UNDER In 1854, the General was
violent opponent of the Nebraska Bill, and
handled without gloves all those Northern
doughfaces who supported that measure in
Congress. But nor, change has come
over him-he not only supports the princi-
pies Of that bill, but is laborius with what
ever ofzeal and ability he possesses, to elect
one of tho supporters of that measure, Gov
ernor of Iowa. And, as he has been SO kind
and considerable as to suggest, what he con-
siders, fitting inscription for the political
tomb stone of Gen. DoDGE'S competitor, we
havenot deemed it amiss to re- produce very
appropriate obituary, on the Nebraska Bill,
written by this same Gen. MORGAN, some
time in December, 1854, we believe. We
call tho especial attention. Of the reader to
the striking similarity existing between the
inscription the General suggests for KIRK
WOODS political omb-stone, and the eptapt
be inscribed on the tomb stone Of the Ne.
brasku Bill, in 1854.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27
SfIERlI'I"S SALE.


BY virtue an Execution to directed from the
rnr Of the Ceik OF the District Court Potawata-
mic County, Iowa, l shall proceed to sell
Tue sday, the 2'th day OF September, 1859,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ and o'clock P
M Of said day in front of the County Treasurer's Ofce
IN the City Of Council Bluffs the following described
Real Estate of VIM X. aud WIN. A. Reel, to-wit:
W = of y or sec 81 town H. range AZ; lot No in
block No H. Stutsmans 81 Addition. The above is the
property of Vim r. Reel.
SW or of NV or sec ); Sc or NE or 4; Sw or Of
Sh or and W. SW or 5; Sc or, and W y of SW or
and SE or OF SN or sec g.; u OF NE ar and !, SW
ar sec NV or Of NE ar, and NV or NV or sec 8
Sc or of Sc or sec l2-aIl in township u.s. range AZ
NV ar OF Sc or and Sc or ST or sec 81 Sc or of
Sc or, and NE ar of Sc Or and SW of Sc or. and
of SW sr sec 30; NV Except 80 4500 acres) 81
NE or of SW or sec 3i-ali in township H. range 49,
n q ofNW or secl /; NE ar NE or, and ,. OF NE Or
and 4 of Sc ar sec2; lots No. and sec 4 lot No
4, and NV ar of Sc ar sec 81 EN- Of NV or, and W y
OF Sc and i of SW or 8; lot No. sec II; NV
qr of Sc or sec l3-al in township 76 range ~
E}g of SW or, and W Il of Sc or sec IS; Sc or Sc
ar sec 30; NV or, and Sw or of sw or sec s6-al in
township n, range "a.
1s7IlOo in the NV fractional Or sec 80 town
ship n, range 49,
Taken the property of VIM. R. and VIM. A. Reel,
to satisfy an Execution in favor OF Tootle Jackson
S. H. CRAIG, Sheriff.
Council Bluffs, Iowa. August 9th, 1869
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27
f|Who il guilty of the folIayinr atroc

GwWho is guilty of the following atroc-
ity? 1t is worthy of Prentice:
BOLD RoBBERY.-A fellow by the name
of Lecompton d. Party, who has been
roaming through this country for the las,
six years, broke into the United States
Treasury, last winter, and carried off it.
entire contents. He forced an entrance into
the vaults by using Ji,nnaY.