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Caa.issmsas > .sasg Years
PRES ENTs FOR ID O VS.
PARENTS, GUARDIANS AND OTHERS,
PRESENT 1oUR Bo1s
HANDSOME SUIT OF CLOTHES,
CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEARS GIFT
BOYS, CLOTHING F.NIPORIUM,
a........ ST. CHARLES STREET. ...............2
Between Canal and Common streets.
This Store is exclusively for YOUTHS BOYS and CHILD
REN's
CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
And
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
just opened, a LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK Of
FALL AND WINTER
Dress and school Clothing.
-Embracng-
EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
Al, If which will be scla at VERY REASONABLE prices
nsy-salesmen speak French, Spanish and English ga
L. W. LYONS,
Nos %, IS aud 80 ST. Charles street,
IA, eplt corner Of Common street.
II Gold Watch:
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CSDEh-Siilhis,
COLLARS,
GLOVES
suspENDERs
CRAvATs
TIES
HALF-HoSE,
DRAWERS,
Etc. etc.
Also
TRAVELLING BAGS,
UMBRELLAS
ETC., etc, etc.
r. PIrKIN,
das 2p5t 10 and ID Camp street.
The Canal Street
FANCY & FAMILY GROCERY,
1se CANAL STREET,
Corner Of Dryades, one square from Barronne.
Are now opening receipt of fresh supply Of
GHOIcg GRoGBRIEs,
Consisting, in part, Of ~
GREEN, BLACK and ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEAS
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA MOCHA IAGUAYRA, and
RIO COFFEE
LOAF, CRUSHED. POWDERED and BROWN SUGARS
EXTRA GOSHEN ROLL and WESTERN BUTTER.
ENGLISH. AMERICAN, SWISS and HOLLAND CHEESE.
FI.oUR-of various choice brands
RAIsINs, FIGS, CURR.ANTS, CITRoS AND DRIED
FRUITs-of all kinds.
FRENCH RtTITS-in Juice and in Brandy.
FIsII-Pickled Smoked. Dried and in cans.
SAUCES, PRESERVES, PICKLES 5m
Choice Wines, oHAMPAGNEs. cIARETs OLD BRANDIEs
WHISTLES, coRDIAI.s ALEs, PORTER, etc, etc.
n1y- Goods delivered. .Ma4
]. t. HARRINGTON 4 CO.,
da6 2pMoweFr&ss 1872 Canal street.
Brussels Point Lace Sets.
MRS. TURNER
VIII open this day elegant assortment of
REALBRUssELs POINT LACE SETS from s2 and Rpsagds.
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE COLLARS.
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE BERTiIEs.
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE HANDKERCLuEPs.
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE CaPEs.
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE BARBEs and eoiffnrcs
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE FIotNeEs.
vEII-n every description Of Lace Cambria Cheniy Point
Applique and Brussels Point
yALENCIENNES COLLARS,
And COLLARS and SLEEVES.
Embroideries in Every style.
LYONS VELVET GLoAKs BuRNous and PEIdssEs
Opera CloulSs.
With the usual choice selection of MILLINERY.
PARIS MADE BoNNETs-a;est styles.
HEAD DRESSES FLOWERS,
RIBBONS and FEATHERS
MRS. TURNER,
DIS 2pGt lor and loa Canal street.
.Jucentse Works, Toy Books,
DIssEeTED GAMES AND PUZZLES,
Conversation Cards,
GAMES OF VARIOUS KINDS,
india Rub Der Toys,
A beautiful and desirable article for
zA-H.i 1y2.S 4111-zo c.kSxx.DHEN.
u u " L: NJ Il n w Q E X $,
-Comprsng-
HISTORY, TALES, BIOGRAPHY,
Travels, Adventures, etc.,
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
General stationers,
Blank Book Manufacturers Printers and Book Binders
d24 2ptf No GO Camp street.
To Parents.
Lady of experience in teaching music who resides in III,
Fourth District anxious get pupils for the PIANO
Her will be moderate. For further particulars addre
e. at this office d29 2p6t
To the Ladies.
DETER'S ORSTED STORE,
Canal Street, near Dauphinc,
Offers for New Years Gifts select of Bead Lam
Mats Bead Baskets Porte Feuiles Vte Reicules, Purses
Knitted Nubias Mariposas, Hoods Sear etc. full supply O
Worsteds, Chenies. Silks etc. always on hand d23 2pm
Bfank Books.
Just received full and complete stock of BLANK BOOKS
made Of best English Blue Laid Paper bound in full Russia
all descriptions Of Ruliny-consng of Super Royal, Roya
very superior workmanship in all particparsfor sale
/ lowest possible prices.
Complete furnished consisting Of eigers Journals
Books, Day Books, Invoice Books, Bill Books Copying
Books, all others required hand made al Il
shortest notice. For sale by
H. G. STETSON & CO.,
da6 2p6t Go Camp street.
/ Holiday Presents.
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Nr 0rs u HoUsE. morrow night variety
till M enfe sitors u the new Opera House,
QleFs tkree .act vaudeville, one-act comedy,
y vi Y Dns.a opera win 10 performed
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Spx4 HRTAINMENT AT ARMoRY HALL.-At
4 noon tp4ilay the Old Folks Concert Troupe will
atssE II Kfsnd musical entertainment At Armory
Il III pros ranme d which viii be complete as
u INIT and chaTa comprising many choice
eIeS, I6hs ~ me- vocal and nstrumental music.
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1 SrIssrg AslsM Miss Emma Hardinge's admirers
IN 4 81 her oil and she il announced for one
rors laeture, which will be delivered at Odd Eel
isss ii Oh Sunday evening her subject, !" The
Il Ncsad II Snper tnrslism +
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ROiilay Books fOs. 1860.
EunaASTLY Illustrated AND R1cntY BOUND,
For sale by
THOMAS +. WHITE.
Bookseller and stationer,

1O5 Canal street. loo
PARALLELS or OUR LORD by John Franklin
ssIfAKspEsRE,s MERCHANT OF s-TS1GE-Ilinstreed by
Burke Foster and others in the style Of : Grass
RlSyAS.s PIIGRIst,s PROGRESS With a Preface by
Rev O. Kingsley and 10 Illustrations from ofslna ae
ens IL f,bas. Bennett "A new edition. One handsome
volume Various bindings
T.yyc RooK or MODERN BALIADSPrinte in Gold, CON
tanning The Gems Of Modern Ballad Writing
yA FoNTAINEs FABIES-Il illustrated by JJ. Grandyille
translated from the French by Elijah Wright. splendidly
bound in CHE octave volume.
WASHINGTON IRvING's woRKs-sunnyside Editior-ln
q volumes containing I.ifcAof Washington
IRyING's LIFE OF WAsHINGToN--ln volumes. Mount
Vernon octave and Imperial octave editions with los en-
gravings-superbiy bound.
Tcknov Fields, Household Edition Of WAYERLEY NOV
EI.S-In 50 Volumes Calf and Morocco binding, extra
DICKENS and BULWERs woRKs-In % or % volumes.
COoPERss NoyEIs-c Complete in 81 volumes.
FAMILY BIBLES and PRAYER BooKs-English and
American editions every variety aud style of binding
complete asscrtment of JUVENILE BOOKS, cHEss-MEN
| and BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
The above embraces only portion Of new ius-
aied books works, etc. suitable for the Holt
ss IT. THOS. T.. WHITE,
Bookseller and Sationer,
dsi Opt los Canal street
IL
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II 1a>s4a4c Scnator We aro authorized "a
ANDELL HUNT candidate for the State Sen
sas ati ssssney accustomed u The resignation Of Hon.
AdAs Tho election to take place Monday the ID Jan
3 10y, le60 sl d27 2ptd
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NesU CarpetiNg.

part of the city. 90 2pNoflaksa;f
.sesU Cay.peting.
J. ID. CAMERON &c, CO.,
124 Canal Street,
Have received large assortment Of English Vel
Tapestry Capein Of the celebrated manufacture Of
Crossleys L Sons and others.
BIGELow BRUSSELS and WITToNs-new pas,eras.
THREE PLY AND INGRAINs, of the bes. makers.
RUGS BAIzEs, DOOR MATS, ETC.
Curtain Materials.
We would the extensive stock of ali descrp
tons Brocaee Satin de Lain and Wosed Curtain Mate
rial Lace Table and Piano Covers Cords
Trimmings, etc.
Window Shades and COrnices.
this branch of business great pains is taken TO get
the newest styles, and stock has superior.
OH. CIOTHS-3 "a feet Wide of choice quality and
new patterns. dps 2p6,
Linen, Ill Widths,
TABLE FOR STEAM BoATs
Linen Crumb Cloth,
ALL WIDTHS AND PATTERNS.
CARPETISG, OIL CLOTH,
CURTAIN MATERIALS, coRN1oEs-Ncu Patterns
CURTAIN BANDS, PINS,
MATTING-Gocoa and Canton.
RUGS MATS, TABLE uoTf.Rs etc.
For sale LOW .g-
Curtain and Carpet Warehouse,
No. 30 CAMP STREET.
de Initial WATKINS & HOMAN.
JOSEPH Hurrr. &c. KENNEDY.
Joseph Fluffy $ Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fine Watches, Jewolry,
SILVER WARE AND FANCY ARTICLES.
No. 50 CANAL ST, ONE DOOR ABOVE cHARTREs ST.
New Orleans.
FINE GUNS, PISTOLS,
POCKET AND BOWIE KNIVES
RAzoRs, PENS, etc.
LADIES' SHELL. COMBS
OPERA GLASSES, F1ssrr.. r. RI NJ, r.,a
TOILET ARTICLES,
BRUSHES,
Of every description
sswaches and Jewelry carefully repaired and Warranted.
OIL 2pf
III. II. Buckley,
Observation-Disclosures. CAMP STREET. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Respectfully calls attention 10 his NEW STOCK Of fine
English and Swiss
Watches, in Gold and silver Gases.
of the workmanship, manufactured ore
or selected by himself.
Fine Jewelry,
In all the newest patterns of BREAsTPINs EARRINGS,
BRACELETS etc.
A Large Stock of Pure Sflverxvare.
he
ity. and is Offered at reasonable prices.
Watches Jewery and syerware made order and repaired
d5 2ptf
.F0sU Opening,
NORRIS, MAULL e CO.,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON, NEAR CITY HOTEL
An entirely and elegant stock of fine fashionable
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS, etc., embracing al
New Fabrics
And
| NOvEIT TIES IN STYLE.
They will constantly receiving throughout the approaching
large and valuable additions
| ASSORTMENT.
oil aptf NORRIS, MAULL l. co.
Cream Chocolate.
Just received from Paris very superior invoice Of
CREAM CHOCOI TIE,
In Beautiful Fancy Boxes,
EfPRESsLF FOR HoLIDlr PRESENTS
LION & PINSARD,
81 aud Sc Royal street.
| DIG 2ptf Bisnyile II.
Cabinet Makers
/
| UPHOLSTERS' MATERIALS
OF Every Description, ~ "
Gilt Coriees Hair Cloth, Shades Cued Hair Enamelet
Cloth, Curtain Goods, Cords Ta=els yarnis (inps
Frnges Springs Buttons and Twne Glue Picked and Com
Moss, Canphene Alcohol Burning Fluid, P a ant
Oils Wall Paper, ETC.. at Lowest Cash Prices by
HEATH g. CO..
ues ably No. IS Camp street..
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Fail and Winter. Of 1859.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
&c, % and 80 ST. Charles street.
CORNER OF COMMON STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Jus. rsNsysd per late steamers of the LARGEST aud
MOST MAGNIFICENT stocks Of :. W.
FASHIONABLE
Fall &c Winter Clothing
EVER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH
which, for STYLE MATERIAL. WORKMANSHIP AND
oHEAPNEss,
Is Not surpassed!s
Goods are divided into Departments but al under
one general yiew
STORE No. a5 ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
BOYS CLOTHING.
STORE No, Is ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
MEMS CLOTHING.
STORE No. 80 ST. CHARLES STREET.
For
sly-salesmen speak French Spanish and English -Ga
L. W. LYONS,
Nos %, Is and 30 St. Charles street,
~ ,orcor AZ Common rrcat
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A eosaa 5aiu Crescent satutaay aong aetmnr 81, 1859
Robert .Esssfisisa,

eV'0es . -
- - 80 - = y ~ : -
EMPORIIJAI,
-A'''-
GENTLEMEN,S FURNISHING STORE,
Voc ,aoa, ,zc,up STREET.
Nc" oi's''
-
A LARGE AND FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT
Or
,-,,, ,r.nv ...nr n,orunir
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l. Il I Ct II L O = IS!

BECAUSE he is not -ich
BECAUSE he gives the worth for the money
he IL the Premium Shirt maker, and has his own
Mandatory
Bee ttE le has had 20 year experience in the business
BECAUSE his prices cheap Us the cheapest.
BECAUSE his clerks and himself polite attentive 4,
customers.
BECAUSE he is Tailor and has -1ed the form
make to n,easute aad execute the order in
I,.s than a month.
he does brag best the cespest and tie
largest
Bee .,t>E lie Is content 10 Hive and lie, HE"
BECAUSE: he is always hand at the Old Stand, COR
NER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
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Sac the Children.
Prince Imperial Champagne,

FROM DE yENoGE 4 CO. EPERNAY, FRANCE
This Wine has hitherto been confined the best tables Of the
continent of Europe, has only recently been introduced mo
this market where ill., RARE QUALITY and URITY, com
bne with The moderate price which tits offered has achieved
an unprecedented success and popularity In every section Of hs
L. u. HAUGHWOUT, Sole Importer, :
Ms. ass, $50 and 492 Broadway, New York.
WARREN \ HALL,
na 2p2mTurhssa Agents for New Orleans
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Eook in .yzo0stg's EEsina0sUs,
CORNER or CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
And
Select an Elegant and Appropriate
=. a.5 CHRISTMAS
NEW xH:xaR,s P;EIsHMr.
C'ILIsISTNI,As

What can he suitable Ind useful Tor
Ladies' Presents
An elegant ROBE DE CHANBRE
4 recherche CRAv1,T or|sCARF.
A beautifully Embroidered SHIRT,
Halfa,dozen MoODY's FINEST SHIRTS,
n box of Linen Cambria l4DKFs.,
y splendid SILK UMBRELLA,
Sc, Of Gold SLEEVE Ii INKS or STUDS,
superbly MOUNTED cANE,
A magnificent OPERA G LASS,
A handsome DRESSING CASE,
A package of Genuine JoUyIN's GLOVES
A fine Wool SHAWL. or TRAVELLING RUG.
pair of Silk OR Embroidered susPENDERs,
A fine PoRTE-MONNAIE.
And m
Gentlemen can Reciprocate
"..5o With
a handsome WRITING FAsE
beautiful TOILET SET.
4 Fancy SEWING BIRD,
package of Jouyin's KtD GLOVES Genuine.
".e a splendid LoRGNETTE.
A box of RARE EXTRACTS,
Fine cABAs and sATCHEI.s
--Iikewise--
GENUINE COLOGNE FANCY SOAPS.
.. FRENCH PERFuMERIEE
HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS,
WAX MATCH STANDS
SILK VEST BUTTONS.
SHIRT BosoNs,
And endless variety Of
L II y Goo q ..
RENE MBER
Ar
-.z- -. N. MOODY'S,
dig epsroweTb&satf cfr Canal and Roval streets
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TOtice.

Notice.
HYDE * Go ODRICI
Beg to Inform their friends that they have removed Their
stock of RICH JEWEI.gY. sILyERWARE AND Ola
M0NDs TO their temporal. location at
173 CANAL STREET.
Neary opposite Christ Church,
and expects to be ready receive and accommodate their
toners on FRIDAY S0tl inst.
We can show very handsome assortment Of
RICH DIAMOND JEWELRY,
PLAIN AND ETRUscAS GOLD,
CAMEO CORAL AND LAVA,
AMETHYST, PEARL AND
MOSAIC SETS and Single Pieces, in great varie'y.
CUPS GoBIETs, anil Presentation Pieces of solid silver
choice selection.
HJ-siyerwa,e and Jewelry made 10 order, as usual.
H~Darnods remoun,ed and Watches and Jcwfr? repaired
by the most skilfnl workinen.
p-In few month, expect to be reinsated in orr old
stand with increased facilities for business and mean~ lille VIII
do our best to please those who call on Us at
d2g 2pf 1873 CANAL STREET
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BUSINESS SUITS.

large and complete Of all qualities and prices
Il n MoNTRoss',
10 Magazine street.
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Just received full and complete stock of BLANK BOOKS
made Of best English Blue Laid Paper bound full Russia
all descriptions Of Rulinsconsng of Super Royal Royal,
Medium Deny from 100 psgesll warranted to be
very superior workmanship all sale the
lowest possible prices
Complete furnished consisting Of edser, Journals Cash
Books Day Books, Invoice Books Bill Books Copying Letter
Books all others required hand al the
shortest notice. For sale by
H. G. STETSON & CO.,
f6 Gamn rec
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weekly Crescent

N number # cur Weekly, issued this morning
4 u exceedingly interesting paper, and can be
~, Il wrsppers III mailing to friends vt distance
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IYalr a score Or Reasons

IENEfM Score Or Reasons
WHY YoE SHOULD
buy YOUR SHIRTS
AID n
GENTLEMEN
FURNISHING GOODS.
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~ - EUorth Reading and Thinking about
nINIEGERS OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Designed fol
~ ue the Medical Profession and the Family having super
ne soEcaed Aromatc,n Cordial, Medi
endorsed by all the prominent physicians
connoisseurs possessing all those intrinsic
Airiaa qualities fTonc Durcc which belong TO OIL
~ PURE GIN Put up III Quart Bottles, and sold by al
Dsueglstx Gfoccr, etc.
til Al NJ. BININGER A CO., Established lI79
"a Sole Importers, No ass Broadway, N. Y.
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ggA;s mammoth sheet will again issue on Monday
,a,,j.r next, and together with its great variety
II reading matter, Win probably contain TIE mes
naxc ii President Buchanan.
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UFlsaIIs ailp OrfsfsIlt,
orTIqIAL JOURNAL a. INV oRIE Ass'


s- z "a sTrv X No. - Proprietor.
4
oFFrxsE ~ xSs ~ esxA4N1F 80 y ~ s
Il. IT. ], ,,.n,.
Yssriy Hbs sle = ssy ..s = 70.
& NJ 49,, 1Ssry sis1xyltyg, III fS5a
rAAs1 isl3ss
sess ID ssre INHABITED u The agent Of Adams d
IN yicksburg paper Of yesterday.
Z - 9 s''ss
Tr,pie-sheet Crescent.
This mammoth sees Viii AGAIN ,ss''c =
mefniuR next, and togesnel si.n ~ !.
a reading matter Wili proDaply conss's - 'n0a
rage of President bacnanan;
Gccl<ly Y Crescent.
=. ,....,., II IN sEeekiy. issued This morning.
II. ;ateras4;nc naper and can be
~ .. IN ma;Iinr Is friends II distance
IS l'.1 50
zSce every psgc ~ ~ ~ p er.
Z. Il, ~ 4 Express,
ID III ,.;n. have IN.
wv. 80 $500 -
~ the staging over me ZAP ~ - OlASs,'s
60 I.cka,s, Isailroad.
Ia q ~ 5s
& ~ NVaHko6s HI ~ 6alcs ON ~ page
& III sSSSs
Tstr VARlEfIEs ne public cOntlnu1ng peIsist
WI ssg o. M n fyofss M thr0uph this rainy
% q q u, rcea ~ I SIKH performance to-
,att, .Y,ire pevis.f viii
Z Aa "a
s0eMHHce ~ sesenile y ss' ~ sslll''sS ny
Il 80 a ~
BEmdxf AElSAf Miss Emma HaEumge adHSIeis
m her MI and ee she is announced for ont
~ 3eeinro which will be delivered at Odd Eel
u ~ AAsls on SUNDAY ese'. !. - s1sssss'
q IN . s. H
s W. ssa u @ II, "a 49, 4; ,,,,t 4 variety
sss,ss
4 kl1 entefEala sasasors 70 me new upeaa 1aoos0
b 43Gte j. thfecsact vaudeytiie 4 0ne-acs c0lleuy
+
m ArSsvcssr ~ ARNoRY All
1,,s I7ltss f,,,,cart Troune viii
-. g Ar,.orv
9anN mssasal ehte ltainu.ul's - = ~
IL Nh III and character, comprising many choice
~ 1t,s6 vs.cel md snstrr,mental music
Il n 800 " ss' s'
B sssl VI sssg .. mn ~.
HATS sANB SOMETHING ELSE At JOHNSTON s.--Oiii
1eud D a lohnsc ador and faodpccr Of Southern fash
- ake III hssIu Hotel himself q our columns
~ ~ X that ne has lust 90
II " tke New fear syies of lt1 And they are some
The castcr N w speak from persona
y also prnuulsates an Invitation to all hi
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Tsic Eis.fsge $ EyOls
& INV M q MA TIIN E
is RAPIDLY SUPERsEDING
ALL OTHER MACHINES
Its Merits are best Known.

-wHLRE'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
Z A CARD.

ST.. JOSEPH, Nov Is, 1859.
Ed. NoNPARE1L-Dear Sir: have been
informed, by friend, that the Editor of
the B,.gle has published a statement to the
effect that ran away from Council Bluffs
in debt to him to the amount of three dol
lars and seventy-fve cents. Now, wish to
tax your generosity as far as the publication
of the facts IN this case are concerned; so
that the public may see whether or Dan
have acted the part of mean sneak. Some
time in Dec. last, engaged with Mr.. 0. J.
Wright, who was acting Foreman for the
Buqle Office, to insert certain Advertise
ment for me for twelve months, for the
sum of eight dollars; two dollars and
twenty five cents of which | paid at the
time. afterwards published a notice two
weeks, which made two dollars more. Some
time in August, Dan made out the account
accordingly, and sent it to me; but did
not pay it then; and, after | concluded to
leave Iowa, sent a man there to settle the
account, with seven dollars and seventy five
cents, knowing that was oil that was due
him; whereupon Dan made out bill for
the same job, and charged me, think, four
teen dollars which demonstrated against,
and refused to pay. All Of this was known
to him sufficient time for him to have col
lected it before left. Besides he knew
l was going away for two weeks before l
left; and, besides, he stopped the publ
cation at ten months instead Of twelve.
The course the beautiful Dan has pursued
with me, may seem to him right; but
think that the man who would take such u
course has not sufficient moral honesty to
prevent him from stealing. But when
considered the course he has taken with
those who have really been his friends,
ought not to complain. Were it not for the
generosity of j. E. JOHNSON, he might now
be without a whole garment-trudging
through the mud, seeking job setting type;
and, how be has treated J. E., is known to
many. Yours, with due respect,
A. A. AVERY.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03


~The Gate City says that the Pork
Houses of Keokuk have made extensive
preparations for packing. 1t mentions four
houses that have already made large con-
tract for hogs, and says they have the
capacity for killing over 5000 head per
day. 1t is expected that this seasons
operations will show considerable increase,
at least in pounds, over any former season.
Prices range from So IS to $50.
GTDuring the recent session Of the
District Court of Washington County, says
the Oskaloosa Herald, an Injunction was
granted to restrain the NJ. & NJ. r. r
Co., from disposing of the bonds of this
County, which that company now has pos
session of to the amount of 5000, 900.
VThe Dubuque Herald has ascertained
that in the year 1888, the eleven counties
of Dubuque, Delaware, Buchanan, Black.
hawk, Benton, Bremen, Jackson, Jones,
Linn, Fayette and Clayton, sold l9, $40 head
of cattle for an aggregate sum of $47l,-
69s 90. The entire number sold in the
State was al, l52, amounting to 1895 ,,ls7;
the Co. of keokuk, 6535 head for $780, 1893
standing at the head of the list.
CO The Iowa City Reporter, gives a
somewhat detailed account of the work on
the NJ. & NJ. r. Z. under the different con-
tractors and closes it's remarks rs follows ::
ave never witnessed on job, so much &C.
tivity and energy as are exhibited upon this,
taking it in the aggregate; and this arises
not entirely from the fact the company
has the money in hand for the prosecution
of the work, but also for the reason that
the contractors one and all are men of ex-
perience and enterprise, who do their duty
vigorously and we'll. 1t will not be long at
the present rate of advance, ere our Iowa
County friends will witness the advent of
the Iron Horse within its borders, and the
Capitol itself be put in railway connection
with the world in general and the rest of
mankind in particular"
The Herald reports three prominent
pork packing establishments in Dubuque;
that of Mr.. Bracket who proposes to fill
5000 barrels this season Mr.. IIagens who
has force and machinery enough to cut up
500 hogs day, and Morris and Simpson,
who have not yet commenced operations.
CTThe Davenport Gazette mentions the
shipment of 100 hogs, averaging about $50
lbs each, by railroad to Pittsburg. 1t was
the first lot Of 500 hogs engaged by q firm
in Pittsburgh. The price paid for them
vas So IS and 81 per hundred pounds
gross.
GER. W. STEELE, Provisional Governor
OF the Territory Of Jefferson, was formerly
a citizen Of Fairfield, in this State.
cTDIxo>, Of the Warren Eagle, an
nounces himself a candidate for Enrolling
or Engrossng Clerk in one of the Houses
of the next Legislature. As no class in the
State are more in want Of little "phat"
than editors, and as Dixon has, in times
past, done the party no small amount Of
good. we hope he may be successful in Sc
curing the coveted position.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
Sheri6ss Sale.

ny Virtue II IN Execution to me directed from the
II Once Of the Clerk Of the Distrie. Court Of Pisa-
wattam.e County Iowa, shall proceed TO sell on Men,
day the 5th day Of December A. D. 1859 between the
hours az 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock n. OF said day
In front ot the County Treasurers once, in the city OF
II W. purant, to wit: Lots 9, T. II, and L. in block
No !. Lets numbers s. 8 o. IS 10, and 90. in hluek
Lots number l. o. g. H. a. "a, 49, Is II, 10. IS and
30 in block l. Lots nrmher q g. 1 4 6, :, g. 10, II,
49, IA u.s. 49, IT. IS, TO- and 20, IN bisck No S. Lots
number L. 2. g. T. 8, g. ID H. and 70, In block G.,
in Duran,'s addition 10 Council psuns, Iowa, Taken
as the property OF H. W. Durant, to satisfy cxecu-
ton in favor Of Hall 4 Smith 49, ~ H. p.
ssH. CRAIG. Sheriff.
Council Bluffs Nov S 1859 -2e-sw