The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-10

American Author, uleu on the evening VI
the GOTH of Now, at his residence Sunny
side) near Tarrytown, N. Y.
CO If you want ANYTHING in the clothing
line, call upon F. NJ. DAVENPORT. He can
suit you, if any one can. ~.
~ The river froze over at Leavenworth,
on the night of the Sd inst. SO that the next
morning many persons crossed the river on
the ice.
~ Election for city officers took place
in New York last Tuesday. For Mayor, the
Republicans have nominated Opdyke; the
Old Line Wings and Americans, King; the
Tammanv Democrats Havemeyer, and the
Mozart Democrats, Fernando Wood.
r=Judge D. E. BRAISARD, member Of
the Board of Education, will please accept
our thanks. for favors rendered this office.
cr J. T. OLIVER can just "get up"
garments in tip top style, and ut short no.
tice, too. Call on him, and get measured
for your holiday suits.
Cw Judge Watts, of New Mexico, en-
phatically contradicts the reported death of
Kit Carson, the celebrated Rocky Mountain
adventurer.
~ W. II. KISsMAS, the quondam Pixies
Peak correspondent of the Nonpareii, left
this city on Monday last to try his fortunes
in the gay Capital of the United States. IT
successful in pursuit Of opposition" in
WASHINGTON, tho readers of the Nonpareil,
will. during the present session Of Congress,
have the pleasure of perusing weekly, let
ter from biz pen. We wish him success,
not only because he deserves it, but for the
reason that we should be pleased to have
his services at the Capitol, in the manner in
dictated.
DAILY SESSION JOURNAL
The Iowa State Journal, at Des Moines,
will be published daily, during the coming
session of the legislature. As this will be
an important session, daily journal from
the Capital will be almost indispensable to
those who wish to keep themselves posted
in what is Transporting in the Halls Of our State
Legislature. To our Democratic friends,
we especially commend the Journal. See
prospectus in another column for terms, etc.
NO USE TALKING.
The Republican party may as weIl-frst
as last-give up all hopes of ever admins
;erinS, for even a BRIT period. the affairs
of this nation, for the Fairfield Jefe@onian
SAYS it is a ''Secti2nal party" and "cannot
rule the United States" The italics are
the JeferS0nian'S, not ours. The fire eating,
Cnion-d ssoIving Southern Democracy have
thus, at last, succeeded in gaining faint
echo for their reasonable, nu'lfying.
secession doctrines, in the free State of
Iowa. We wish them Joy Of this accession
to their ranks-cyen while we ,rcmJIc for
the results this accession renders forgon"
conclusions.
rR%NONT COUNTY AND TIE c. u. & ST
}. Il. 4.
S,,>r,. Low, NV A 1870.
1t a meeting Of two committees hereto
Ear, orro;,,od ~, mus. o,o,,incs. e. th,. cit.
izcns Of Fremont countv, (fOr the purpose
IF co,sn,,;no with tho Coun,v .Julcs q said
co,o,v :, rafsron., n sn1,oi,,;or /, Il vote
If tho naonIo y n-,nosi,ion 70 take stool,
o,3 o.n-anr;,,, ,h,;r sr,mn l,ras - the
Co,,c; E,nr. and s. J,,enh Railroad 60. !
bolI y, the Office Of the County JuIrr. the
for'ow;ng nroccod;nos were had and done.
= s IInla.s. County .juIco Of said coun.
f. c.,}Ial T., ,,,a Cb,ir. and J. \, Ulr-
VIZ onnoin,4I Secretary.
W. q, < ,naroru Aran. Far thc e. Z.
& s. In, P. z. Comnonv. presented two
,.oo,,v,,;n,s II r.fcrnnco n tina contrar,
~ rronos;r;on ia onDrorriate the swami
land. Of so;l county for the construction Of
said rnul ana tnkinr stock IN said road by
county. which were read and submitted.
TAsrcsolutioas aC!on,cI by the mass meet.
inc held n. Sidney on the rycain. Of til,
2N,h. were read and submitted.
Mr.. Andrews then favored the mectin .
with a statement Of the condition add pros
poets of sad Railroad Company. after which
remarks were made by Hon. +. II. Sears,
L. Linrenfeltcr, Drs. Dewey. Penn, and
others, in reference to making an effort tc
secure the location of said railroad througl
or by Sidney.
! On motion. n committee was APPOINTED &c
circuIltc a substitution. for the rurno,e
of rai>in, $500 % to dcfrav the exncnscs Of
surveying said inc through Sidney. and di.
,ctcd to report to the next meeting of these
committees.
On motion the meeting then adjourned
,1I -o:.,o,. tho oron;nc
:, w.. :,
~ WIZ meeting was '''''o " o'uc'' nc
cord'nG to iJ'uTnmcnt.
The c0mmitte on suLScrptjon rcnorted
e,01 M s,hscr;, od ,horo,,o,ur ,ndrow.
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