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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

INSANITY IN MuRDrRs.--A person asmsd xsrtia was
tried last week. in Vermont for shoetinR and killing
two individuals against whom be appears 70 have bad
no previous grudgc. The defence was ineanisy, ana
Il was proved that the sneect 70 M ofnnen-
tal alteration, and INDUCED In Wild nctss es
beset by robbers and armies. The Court the
fact Of The illusions being proved. hun len = y ne Ju-
nv to saw whether Martin undefthe euseesOf cue
oftbem when he killed the two men 'andheu5 q ancee
abetrstiou shuuid release him from seeneASa snes
his acts Thcjury brought II verdict ~ RhieA,
by the statute, subjects Martin to on yatrSeks9
ueus and after that the Govefnor may 6Fesk Aefee
cuton. This case may certainly - sytdeNn N1eoeq
Of the uncertainties Of the law. 400 siksr.is
rUANO HOUSE in LYNCf1tB& s3 9esss ~
IN rive notice 10 FnrunSs ahA p1aaesf1t 111A
as.se sss:s ,:s .:ss :.s.s q YIN
q EtaA il y psssess - taH - 424f
ssst articles for s.: ...sy ss:. - ssSs
'eF "a: ,ss {s.: c. r: /. + 81
g.. sss:ss sss. s'..s ..s,lsa an & h t. , /.
e4sSsv -1aessssss ss6aaa 50
ei,S a..tq . ess'ssr e;ss iess 3ssss Isssid ssis ~
4, Rlsrsb Eesslsvelts lcelgh - IL
!, :sAas. 9 ~ = tas:l 81 :: HI . q &; !
- s. 5ss:s,iss ssss. ~ ~. siisess !
~ 'as~ : $40 $3.50 svisGssaa said0 ~ n q Fl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

TOuNsON, YOUNGER 4 OTEY, 13 Penrl
- Street, between Main and Cary RICHMOND Va have
hand aud offer sale
1000 baRs Rio, Laguyra aud Java Coffee
25 bags Mocha do
200 sides good an damaged sole Leather
5'n boxes Adam >niine Candies;
100 boxes Brown Soap;
ll5 hoxes Fancy do
1910 kegs Old ID minirn Nails
100 ha"rais n. ~. Molasses
IL hu Eshcads Cuba Moasses;
50 d. N o Sugar;
100 barrels extra Sugar;
100 do low grades Sugar;
~ do granulated Sugar;
so do ground Sugar;
rs patent cut loaf Sugar:
so bal rels crushed Sugar;
30 kegs Soda;
100 boxes French Window Glass;
100 kits No Macker,l;
so ba rels No Hcrrings;
100 bushels Clover. Timothy and otter Grass Seeds.
Besides full assortment OF GROCERIES, we'll large
and well selected Stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LlQ ORS We also Agents far the brands
Of MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, all of which will sell
low march q d,s-Rep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

M nu IDS. prime sides md OmIdcrsi 4OO
lVO bbs Yellow, Z. Yellow, Extra c. Is. an a. Coffee,
Crushed P"wd rod ranulated and Cut Sugar; 100 bbl-
cnt llerrngs 200 bbs bright No Potomac Gross ierinss
Az bbls. Ale and q 500 Ibis common whisky, q and
French Brandy 7U bbs fine Rye whisky part old 100
casks im Oied Wines and BrsneS 80 bbs Apple brandy
q ics Cod Fish 900 ags Java Mocho lasura aud Rio
Coffee; 600 bbls. o. Moasses so hhds n. Sugar; QUO
boxes Tallox, Adamantne and Sperm Candles 200 bbs
Truls Rum highly favored 100 doE Buckets rooms
Tubs, Pals Inns Of ali Sizes MeAures &c for sale by
JONES co,
march l6dts. No. g Main Str, ct, Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

A CARD.-JOHN ABRAnAM~ ectfulby
N calls the attention Of purchasers OF Dry Good tn his
large and varied stock Of DRESS GOODS They comprise
part Rich Silks double Juups, Composiio fobe sayA
Rich Brocade, r. adore Corded Chene and Solid Checks
Plain Black in great veety Berags lisue Grape Bcrags
Organdies and Lawns ami Lace Mnnlas Ribbons
Gloves Hosiery &C. nli cf the latest alton Lok
bargains determined sell at small prohts
n, =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

(1LYGERlNE COL u CREAM. FOR CHA :
N PED HANDS-Tbe ladies will hnd this very neat -
eeua remedy fr chspped hands rough skin or any i7ig
ed surface. Made and tor ,aIe by
march 6.dia J. H. THOMPSON co, Druggs>4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

Great Reduction im Charges q oOds tro ,n tho
North, viu Hbehsno end and james River
4 knnRwha Canal. 10 Lynchburg,
thence by kniiroad 10 the
SOuih-VeaS.
THANKFUL to friends and the public for their lib
eral patronage. would respectfully inorm them. that
to the large increase Of business consequent
former reduction have determined 10 reduc" charges
General Mchaadiss such Dry Goods boots Sh"os Hats
Caps &C. only - per 100 pounds which all
from he Whary.s kicL Lnond to the Landings
Depot nt Lynthburg
Produce forwarded at very low rates.
LIZ For SPECIAL rates see circular
ALFRED T. LEE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
jan 27dts. On the Dock, Richmond. Nn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

EI>
r NIkGIN.a> fuhi,neA ai'y Al .. anti 'r.v,et.
a. anrun,i A. r0, ~,ekly al invar!a'tj Ia "a
rtherw, ~ i .acre nal s's Aophpr T
- i.c.lniinne' t4t h php the Irnlri, tor
II ,rearuy.s shali IA e cea all
lNNKriSEMENrssr, serted ior 50 cents rcf of
E.i In. irs nscrt,n nj u cts tor each cnn,
tc, nuless ord.r weekly, aud then ~
uai MI, charged ach Insertion II the nuu4her of
marked nn the MS, will. be publishei tr
4 -. IA slni ch ,es A., ofdng
ii EARLY VI : Al h
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F.r.r !. tr .".ek kty......................... %
n 'dvertlseueu tcndei both apers subject TO 'Ie
ci act.
" AMMAN abyertsere vii he limited to their immediate
,i,s or the charged at transen rates
~ Nl -w advertisements appear In the daily and tri
tiy parers. ,..,, - -,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02
N. GUGGENHEIA1ER,

IN. Gl1GGE \ ii I'll Nj GR.
XAIUt LID spccully call the acnunc lis III hf+ nnd
the puhc to his large and well selected s"cA oi Dry
Goods. boots Shoes sc particular attention has paid
10 LADIES f,ss Goods Of ever, d"srpon style and qnahy
Ladies in want of silks eau be soppid wdh ek ar ro"red
from - cents to 81 80 ynrihs stock of Mnas Nous
h Apaccas Ac unsurpassed ~ 10 prize aud luails
The largest stock of Iloak ShawE Nc, tr"ae Nty hn")
brought To this kct be found herewith eb"ce
selection II ShN.s-which upon animation VIII he iound
cheap Also superior lot tlot,, t.smrrrs Ar-"itha
good stock OF heavy Wo"es ir iarn hands hiHnhrts 49,"
Buy invited give stock nm rAami,ation.
VsCoupiTy do well IA before
going North N GGGGLNl i.iMbk.
oyttts Rppc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

or money. In short, no gsnsIsppupb lsrsshais..
mcnt il mplele without one " 1&ess sewing ma.
chimes in the house." ~ IFJ
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05
A TERRIBLE FRIGHT.

The fright into which all of Virginia seems
to have been thrown by the proceedings OF
Brown and his twenty one men, has not vet
subsidized. The righteousness Of the pre-
cautions to prevent the escape or rescue OF
the three wounded and dying rioters, is no,
very credltable to Virginia valor. A com.
pany of infantry, a fearful array of cannon
and crowds Of threatening and excited men,
may be the most convincing means Of show
ing the GOODNESS and courage Of Browns
accusers; but sensible readers at distances
will guess that this unusual and unnecessary
marshalng of forces is for the purpose of
qnelIlng any possible insurrection of the
"thiDgs' which are held by Gov. Wiso's
boosted patriarchal tenure iu the neiehbor
hood in which the trial is going on. We
DO not see, however, why the chivalry
should be afraid Of their niggers, unless
their consc!ences act as quick accusers
They have persuaded their chattels tina,
Brown was only niger thief, whose ob.
ject was the Kidnapping of drove of chat.
tells for the Southern market. As the own.
ers know what most certainly frightens thei,
''property' into submission, We take it thai
the stories of the separation and sale of SC
many Virginia families of sable hue, vii
not be hereafter disputed. If the attach
ment Of the slaves to their masters is q,
sincere as the journals of the South some.
times represent, why not tell the bigger.
the truth, that Browns purpose was thcil
freedom-the thing which, masters assure
Us, their slaves hate above all things else
Chicago Press & Tribune.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

cTIt is perfectly idle, to say the least !,
to turn such an event into political capital.
No party would dream of endorsing these
or similar atrocities; and it is n poor and
unworthy class of tactics that would seek to
fasten the responsibility anywhere else than
upon the misguided actors themselves
Whatever may be the tendency of their
avowed pr ncip'es, no organization worthy
the name, has ever counselIed violent re-
distance of the law in slave territory
There are few demented persons scattered
over the Northern Statcs-so few that we
might almost enumerate them-Gerrit
Smith, Fred Douglass, Mel!en, If he is still
alive, and two or three more. But there
is no party of respectable dimensions that
has plank in its platform upon which the
late mad for"y could be justifed.-Bdlt;-
more american.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

= The llarpcr's Ferry emeute is regard
ed hy the oiignrebists as God send in the
hour Of their extremity, hoping that the in
dIgnation excited by it may be turned to
their account in tho elections. But they
will be dis appointed.
The story Of the wretched leader and his
little band, composed of his sons and Assoc
cates in Kansas, by whom this foolish and
wicked attempt was made, shows that it
was the work of madness, aggravated by
he heaviest personal injury inflicted on
them 0y the rufEans who invaded Kansas ut
the instance of the pro slavery parry. The
outbreak is therefore one Of the fruits of
that vilainy which was concocted at Wash
irgton by the leaders of the Administration
executed by Atchison, who was sen, from
his seat in the Senate for the purpose, BY
invading. selling the Government, and
numbering many Of the people, and which
was Justified and sustained by the united
votes of the party in Congress and by the
Executive. Now, no Republican approves
or us'ifes the retaliation. What con-
trast this presents between the parties now
coutending for the possessIon-the oligar-
chy inStlgating every species of crime, and
not only protecting the criminals, but re-
wardlug them: the Republicans depouncins
violence and wrong, by whomsoever perpe-
trated.-St. Louis Democrat.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The San Francisco Bulletin of Sept oath,
speaking of the Platte River Route, recon-
mended by Col. Lander, before the Pacific
Railroad Convention in San Francisco. saws
it is g lncomparably superior in the mpor-
tant points of ease of construction. album
dance OF timber and water, and arabic lands
for settlement. 1t also strikes the heart of
the population on each side of the con inent,
and is in the direct channel of trade-for
which reasons it would be paying road.
We have reason. to know that private cap-
italists are ready to construct the road upon
Lander's route, from the Missouri river to
Salt Lake, with no aid from Government
except contract for short term of years
to transport Government munitions, stores,
and supplies at the same rate as is now paid.
the right of way with land for stations, and
a loan to the extent of $1,000 per mile to
be returned in mail transportation. We
believe with Col. Lander, that two years
and half might see that much of the Pa
citic railroad completed, when the remaining
few hundred miles necessary to bring the
road to the borders of our State, would be
very easy of accomplishment"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

The Richmond Enquirer takes in high
dudgeon the assault Of Captain Brown and
his twenty-one associates upon the glorious
Old Dominion and her institutions. Hear
his cutlery:
Virginia has been assai'ed. All the
memories Of her sacrifices for the Union
avalrd nothing to protect the soil that gave
permanencv to the Union. The name and
family Of Washington offered no protection
from the assaults Of these fanatics"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05
rur . MINI, POLICY rxEMPLrrED


The readers Of the Bugle doubtless re-
collect that although that paper kept the
regular Democratic County Ticket at it's
masthead, pending the late contest, it did
not exhors the Democracy Of "Old Potta-
wat.amie," to give that ticket an undivided
support. The week previous to the election
we undertook to account for it, course in
this particular, by saying that it had ignor-
ed the canvassiug of County affairs, lest
the expression Of an opinion in the premises
might detract from the chances of L. W.
BABBIrr. for the Lieut.. Governorship. The
admission contained in the political auto
biography of the model Land Officer WIDE
Buyle of the Goth ult.,) proves our hypoth-
esis correct. The " volunteer" editor says
he did not appeal to the people in behalf Of
the Democratic County ticket, because such
an appeal "involved the necessity OF oppo-
sing' the independent Democratic candidate
for Representative. He acknowledges he
did not want to defeat Mr.. RIDDLE, while at
same time, he acknowledges that he supper
ted MIR. FErrER, "thc regular nominee,
though feeling that his election was hope
less" He took this course of I" careful
epgineering" merely for the purpose of
preventing the " disastrous consequences 1"
of " existing difficulties in County affairs,
"from being entailed with full force upon
the Democratic State Ticket" This is the
Buqle's e1emplfcation of the "mum" pol
icy rejoicing over the election of Repre-
sentative it voted against. Verlly, it takes
U. S. Land Officer to pilot "the gallant
Democracy through the breakers Of discord
with as little damage to the good old ship
as possible"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05
AN ACKNOWLEDGE NENT.

The Bugle Of the Goth of Oct, at the
cloae of an article laudatory of the Demo-
cratic party, rebukes the Democratic party
Of this State for INDUCING in the "delusiue
cries Of 'corruption,' reform" etc., during
the late campaign, in the following terms:
''Taese are truths it would he well for the people to
remember at the present time when de igning and
oice-seckers discaring all desire 10 promote the pub
lac GOOD ana cIa"rus for change IN the admnistra-
ten Of federal affairs seeking the overthrow of
the Democratic party by the deluslve cries Of corrup
tlon, 80 EefoEn,' s.c.
Here we are told, in effect, by the would
be Lieut.. Governor, that at the present time,
it is only designing men and office seekers,
who, "discarding all desire to promote the
public good" are seeking to overthrow the
existing state Of affairs, by the "dslusiv 9
cries of corruption 'reform,' etc.," The
people are respectfully requested to "remena-
Der" this fact. 1t is true, the would be
Lieut.. Governor places the matter before
his readers in little different light.-but,
disrobed of all its special pleading and YER
biage, and his logic simply amounts to this
That all the shriekngs at the present time,
about "corrupticn," "reform" etc. are mere
"delusire cries." uttered by "designing men
and ofice-seekers !" This is a pretty frank
acknowledgment for a man, who, for the past
three months has almost daily shrieked
himself hoarse with cries of "corruption,"
"extravagancs, }" "reform," etc. Since the
late election, our neighbor has become Won
derfully ingenuous-ride the above admis-
sion that he and his party are mere " de-
signing men and ofdce-seekeT','' who, eds
carding all desire of promoting thu public
good" have yet, for the purpose Of effect
ing change in the administration OF our
State affairs, iuordinately indnlged in de-
lusiye cries of corruption. reform, etc.,
Confession is good for the soul, it il said
We'll, 80 mote it Be.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05
SheriG's Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution TO ne directed from the
ID Once OF the Clerk Of the District C0uT .! P;ta-
wattamIe County Iowa shall proceed ~ seli 81 sd
day the 9TH day OF December A. D. 1853 between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. and O'Clock P NJ of SAID day
front Of the County Treasurers Once. in the city 0!
CUunc b uf.s the follow lg described real estate Of
II W DuraI.t, to wit LuIs ? I. IL, and L. IN block
No /. Lots numbers }, s, g. 10 49, ana 90, in block
No Q LIZ numbers 6, H. 10 II. and 20 IN block 3.
Lots nnmber2 L. 8 II, "a L. 10, l6, II. lS. la and
20 II hiuck4 Lots number l, l. g. g. = 8, 10. II,
10 Ia - is II 10, 10, and 90, in block No. 5. Lots
humber l. ;, 7. S, 9, 10 IL aud IL, IL block 6,
in Duraat's addition 10 Council Blurs, Iowa Taken
the pr party OF II. " Duran, 10 satisfy an execu-
ton III favor OF Hal! u Smith
SH CRAIG, Sheriff.
1rT- E,v5 Il
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

GYThe Baltimore Clipper publishes the
Provisional Constitution of the consp,rator
Brown. and Is disposed to regard the whole
outbreak as maddened piece of fanaticism
in revenge for bis Kansas suferings; bu.
thinks 1t possible that he was encouraged
in the undertaking by svmpathizing fools
elsewhere. In the course Of it's remarks it
gives timely and wall-aimed blow at the
wicked re-opening Of the slave controversy
by Douglas. +~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

CO In the light of the recent insurrec-
ton in Virginia, the people of the North
can determine Just how much threats of dis
union are worth. coming from men who are
scared ont of their wits by twenty men.
commanded bv monomnniac. The men
who talked Of going to Washington in case
Fremont was elected in 1856. and spizinr
the archives of the nation. call uron the
President for troops to put down old Brown
and his dozen and half Of crazy follow
srs!
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05
VAN BOUZENBERGII, Chm
APtINFJi. CONVICTION.

1t is suggested that as an army of "seFeo'
teen white men and five niggers," nave
captured two thousand people without hiring
a gun, and as 1t took several tn9rsanc
troops of the standing army and volunteers
to defeat it, that there is some reason for
the panic which has seized the g chivalry .
and the general government. 1t has alarm
ed them into the belief that if an invasion
ever should be mode of the Slave States by
sane men, they would cyerrun the whole
South, and liberate all their slaves before
they could sufficiently recover from their
fright to know what steps to tuke.-Detfoit
idreri er.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

Another Rcsidenter Of New York City Testjfiea
to the Good Effects Of DR.. M'Lane's Ceiebrn-
ted Liver Pills. Prepared by Fleming Bros.
II This is to certify that I have had the Liver
Complaint for fve years, during which time have
tried almost all known remedies but to no purpose
Hearing Of DR.. NJ Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills CON-
Guided to try box. did SO, aud am now almost
cured think one box more will effect permanent
cure. can cheerfully recommend these Pills to all
who may suffer from liver complaint Ihave also
known them used with the most happy results in cases
OF sick-headache, or Dyspepsia.
MIR. SWIFT. No. ll6 Attorney.st
II Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE, manufac-
tured by FLEMING BROS. Of PITTSBURGH, PA. All
other 'ermfuges in comparison are worthless. Dr.
ALanes genuine vermituse also his celebrated Liver
rms can now be had at all respectable drug stores
None genuine without the signature of
ISL FLEMING BROS.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

The STAKEHOLDER now lives amid alarms
lie sees an army IN seventeen crazy fanatics,
and mngnlfes three bInck men with pitch
fork into five hundred insurgents in line Of
battle. lie breads poison in his butt"red
toast, qunkes at his coffee, and bolts his
door at night for fear the cook may cut his
throat with the carving knife. He dares
not 20 out after dark. until he has posted
srntries to arre>t the housomaid on her way
to Methodist meeting. Then, pistols in
pocket, he peeps cautiously round the cor
n"r, lest some of his @wn property should
be waiting there to murder him. The most
defiant Of swaggercrs towards his white
equals, is the most knock kneed of towards
as regards his black slaves. But beware
how you ask him why he persists in Sleep
ing on such bed of nettIes! From that
day he vows you are in the conspiracy to
plot his ruin.-dlbdnu Journal
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

G. n. ScRrvES, 6 Dearborn Street, and ROUNDS
LASopoS, 1866 Randolph Street Chicago, are the only
authizcd Agents In that city 10 receive ADVERTISE
men,s and Subscriptions FOX the Nonpore and receipt
~ the same.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05
THE ARMY STILL ON THE ALERT

The telegraph of last evening states that
the United States army was still in hot pur-
suit of Capt. Cook, the only one of General
Browns great army who was not killed or
captured. 1t was securing the woods of
Pennsylvania and Virginia, and had taken
tho most efficient measures to arrest the
dangerous fugitive. The greatest excite
ment prevailed every where, and all stran-
gers were arrested. The President has
crowned the country with glory and immor-
talized his administration by the promptness
and bravery he has exhibited in defeating
the Harper's Ferry army of seventeen white
men and FIVE niggers, and in putting Capt.
Cook to fight.--Detroit Advertiser.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05
JULIUS SANGERS

N Il " SH AN IN G S SALOON,
I'M BROADWAY, where the finishing touches n
~ GREATNESS and eenieel appearance are bestowed
without STINT or srudgng. The public politely in
e u call af his rooms, where should he be SO uckv
a. " shave them, the keen edge Of chagrin will be
removed by the consolation that is sleek EASY
and without hurting the feeling s IVY
Rorer's. - ' """i ~
October %, IS59-m7
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

Council Bluffs Brokers' Office. z.
All kinds Of uncurrept money bought and
oios oy MAY e We'll. n4o Gu
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

o1hc1I Bluffs, Iowa.
Inc suosc,loer would respectfully inform the citizens
IN western iowa and Nebraska that he has opened ,
M ss aety and the only established in
ms section OF the country am now prepared TO dc
an KINDS OF work pertaining to the bus mess Harpers
1raham ;, undeSs. Petcrson's Ar,hurs RaIou's Put
naM t,anA Leshe's. Knickerbocker Hunts Ner-
chants Masazhes, New York Ledger. BalIou's Picto-
vat Less Illustrated Scientific American, Atlantic
son'ns' Mnsical Review, Yankee Notions, LADIES'
Jonrnal, Ladies' Repository
Aas's, Law Books and Newspapers or books Of any
k' ou " new bound or rebound in the most approved
'y. ,@ ILL. Oh ln's .. notice at low prices.
equal to new. = " ''S~ "' - :"
September n, leD WV r,rr,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05
SIleriH's sale.

ID Off If the Clerk Of the Distract Court Of Pottawat-
tame County, Iowa shall proceed 10 sell on Monday,
the 9th day OF December. A 1881 between the hours
OF % . cUca Il and O'Clock, P NJ. Oh sal1 day, IN
tr, Of the County TEeasureTs u!ce, in the City Q.
Cosnc Bius the following described real estate OF
d. Bsyiiss 10 wit Lots Nos and T. in BLOCK 10 Bay
lIss frst addition Council Bluffs Iowa. Taken as the
property ut D. BsyiIs to satisfy an Execution II ia
vOEuf Tootle Jackson. -
s. Il. CRAIG. Sheriff
Council BIurs, Nov g. 1859.