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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-23
4. R. Crozier,s Card--East Tennessee
and state Isanks--Over issuing Ina an e
TazeweL Bank--E.ight Breaking up
on Locofoco EInancierinc!

A. r. Crozier, formerly Comptroller of
this STATE. former Banker at Nashville, at
present a member OF the Central Democratic
State Committee of Tennessee, and resident
and extensive Dry Goods Merchant OF Austin
Texas, is out In the Banner In reply to an
article ofours relative To his selection of the
Bank Of East Tenness,e, n agent TO receive
and pay over to him the revenue of the State.
We charged-and We repeat the charge-that
the Revenue Collectors for several counties
among them were named Knox. Blount,
Jefferson. Cooke, a., had paid over the State
revenue To the Bank of East Tennessee
that Bank paid it over 10 the Trader
Bank at Nashville. owned In part by the
Cumptroller-this m0ney not being paid into
the State Treasury, the revenue collectors
are now sued for II 10 the amount OF fifteen
or twenty thousand dollars. by the present
Comptroller, Gen. Dunlap; and the defend.
anti. honest men, and innocent sufferers, are
struggling TO avoid paying the same money
over to the State aud her irresponsible and
yillainous fiscal agents twice. Upon this
state OF facts We charged theis aud lying on
these Democratic inaneiers, Bankers and tscal
agents. bat dlsliactl ysta,ed a. We nov do,
thai we could not locate the falsshood and
stealing. as they were mixed up la the Demo
erszfic faIsay and we were unable 20 point out
the guilty parties. We repeat all this, aud
since The appearance OF the card OF Mr.. Gro
zier, we lake into the ring with him. aud the
Traders Bank. aud the Bank Of East Ten
u, ssee, yPoa has authority. the State Bank at
Nashville, aud among them there Is lie out,
and a Ihsft. while the STATE and her revenue
collectors have been swiadledg
The card OF Mr. CrozieF throws the respon-
sibillty Of the lose 10 the State. or TO indivi-
duals. a. the result Of these suits MAJ deter.
mine. npon the kiaak y 1fasessss, TOR having
selected thai irresponsible, and rotten CON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-23

nS- On Saturday last, James III. Scruggs,
Probate Judge elect of Madison Co.. gave the
bond. took the oath and entered upon the
discharge of his official duties. We under
stand. it is not likely that his election will be
ontested.-Hmtsuille Democrat.
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NEW HAT AND CAP STORE,
JUST OPENED BY
EMERSON & EVANS,
az Union street. near State Rank

WITH entire new stock of goods, Of the very
w best quality and style, ever brought 20 this
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have also large stock aud OF all qualities, and
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Gentlemen's Hats Of any style will be made to or
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TN Hobson T. WheIess's First
Addition.

Ls,s Nss 10, II, Il aaa is' an o.
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- 1sa FOR GOVERNOR
JOHN NETHERLAND, Of Hawkins.

DAVIDSON COUNTY
FOR STATE SENATOR:
JON TRI vi IL LIE.
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SAINTS

A new organization of Latter Day Saints
is sprngIng up, which will DO more to check
the RIGHTEOUSNESS and high handed wicked
ness of the Sal. Lake Mormon Church, than
all the plans that have been proposed. A
Conference. which continued four days,
commenced on the 9th inst, near Stanwich,
De kalb Co., H., and although it was beld
at a retired farm house, about 500 persons
bers from nearly all parts of Illinois, and
from Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa,
were there. This organization will not be
completed until son of Joseph Smith pre-
sides over it, but it is now sending forth
elders to proclaim against the inlqultles of
the Salt Lake Church, as an apossacy from
the faith Of the Latter Day Saints, and to
preach the original doctrines Of the church.
A monthly periodical will be published ln
True l.aatteftEh%si,th: 1t is to bo called The
mists' Organ" Elders are to be ssente sseeinhe 10
Utah to reclaim those backsliders, and if
these elders are cut down while engaged in
the work, 'ths blood Of the martyrs will be
the seed of the church." Tha speakers at the
Conference expressed an adherence of the
evils which had overthrown the church, and
ueiermlnGHoh 10 e2pe! such persons from
the church in future. They spoke with ex-
traordnary energy and Divine influence,
and with unbounded love for the faithful,
and also for the bscksiders, and for all
mankind. We hope that al! good citizens
will cast no obstacle in our way, while we
labor for the eradication of this foul stain,
and that the conductors Of newspapers will
make known the remedy which God hath
provided for this great wickedness.
ISAAC SHEEN.
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BETTER FIGHT THAN RUN.

"That which thou hast to do, do it with
all thy might" said clergyman to his son
one morning.
$50 | did this morning." said Bill, with
an enthusiastic CLEAN in his eye.
"Ah what was it, darling" ?" and the
fathers fingers ran through his oif.pring's
curls.
"Why, walloped Jack Edwards" said
the young hopeful, "until be yelled like
blazes. You should just heard. him holler,
dad !"
The father looked unhappy, while he ex-
planned that the precept did not apply to
any act like that, and concluded mildly
with
"You should not hare done that my
child"
"Then he'd have walloped me-" replied
the Young hopeful.
"Better," said the sire, ''for you to have
fed from the wrath to comes
"Yes, hut" replied the hopeful, By way
Of clineher, ''Jack can run twice as fast as
can"
The old maa sighed, went to his study,
took up his pen and endeav ored to compose
himself.
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GSEVEN YEARS.

One day, not long siace, the accommoda-
ton train from Cleveland to Columbus had
a convict on board, who was being taken
by an officer to the Penitentlary located at
the last named place. The prisoner was
covered with cloak which concealed from
view the shackles upon his wrists. He sat
slightly bowed-looking very glum, and
probably rejecting upon the rather narrow
prospects before him. A New England
Yankee on the train had his curiosity par
ticular excited by what he inferred to be a
weight on the spirit Of the
convict so he approached him with the in
tent to elicit, if possible, such information
as would crafty his curiosity. The follow
ing are the questions be propounded, and
the answers thereto:
"Goin' ter Klumbus?
eyes"
:S "GOin' emmy fuF'deF?"
"Goin' ter stop in Klumbus2"
eyes"
"Goin' to see emmy friends?'
"No."
"Goin' ter du emmy work ?"
eyes,
"Goin' there ter start business ON yer own
hook?"
"No."
"What are yer goin' there for %
"Going for seven years"
The Yankees curiosity was almos. salts
fed Cleue. Plain.
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A DIRGE.

"The Democratic party-the late all
powerful National Democratic Earty-has,
We apprehend finished its career. The re-
cent Northern elections, from Pennsylvania
to Minnesota, all tell the same story of it.
demoralzcd and sinking condition. We
presume that New York and New jersey vii!
sing the same music in November, and that
thus the Opposition will be found in the sub
s,antial occupation of every Northern State
this side the Rocky msuntsins.-N Y. Her
nlL
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

fF A Locofoco editor of Illinois SAYS
that he would gladly have his political life
exposed to public view, if he could only
hide the one fact Of his having gone into
tho Know Nothing Party. 1t is said that
in Egypt the women carefully veil their
faces, utterly recA less that all other parts
Of their bodies are stark naked.
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c. A coroner, in Arkansas, after EN-.
pancling his jury, said: Now, gentlemen.
you are to determine whether deceased came
to his death by accident, by incidence, or
by the hand Of incendiary." Tho verdict
was that 'Ths deceased came to bis death
by accident in the shape Of bowie knife."
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CT Perhaps Brother Jonathan does car
~ his hands in his pocket" said drawing
Yankee in dispute with On Englishman.
"but all the difference betwenn h'm and
John Bull is tnat Brother Jonathan always
has his hands in his own pockets while John
Bull has bis in another mans"
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eTA brilliant young gentleman remarked
the other day, to a lady with whom he was
bowling. /" l think, Miss, that you would
have made capital baker," ''Indeed, sir,
why2" "Beca1se you make such excellent
rolls., ne
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

GEORGE, DDUGHITY'S
General Collecting Agency
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

COJNCU. BLUFFS, IOWA.
'INUE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
L tired from the mercantile business, beg> lea-e TO
oer his t. Merchants and Bus Men Of all
classes General CUlIectsrg Agent. lie proposes 10
give hs entire attention U this business; and his long
re>eace. and extensive acquaintance IN the " es; Will,
he trusts, enable hGI to give entire satisfaction 10 all
who may employ him.
Notes, Accounts aui Claims Of all kinds, may he tr
vared to the undarslgucf by mall otherwise, for
Presrutatiuu Liquidation Collection. Prompt at"n-
tct when il may become necessary to place clss N
SUIT the best services VIII be hCrUi~ and
the legal proceedings urged forward raPpty I-
bic Doubtful claims Will be settled AMI secured On
tho hest atauahle and the title to Real Estate,
when taken either payment or security carefully III
veStigatcd.
The undersigned will. also Pay Taxes in all parts Of
Western Iowa and Nebraska; and Will asC Sell, PUT
chase or iuxes Money in Real Estate.
Letters ol Inquiry will be promptly attended to.
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
REFERENCES:
Council BLrFFs-OfIcer Pusey, RankcrS; Bald
win x Dodge, do; Casady Y Test, do; II. =. Matt x
Co. do.
ST. LOUIS, No. o.--Doan. King Co; Squire & Reed,
Shlplelgh, Day X Co, s. c. Davis * Co, Howard
H'ncunan.
ST JOSEPH, Mo-Tootle6 FarleiCh, Jos G. Hull,
Prcs't St 10. Ins Co.; r. L. Mcdonald. J. J. Curi,
Nave McCurd Co, J. b. Jennings Co., A. Beattle
& Go. fv2nl9l tBuse please copy.
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ZEAL ESTATE BROKERS',
And Dealers in Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
W CATION of lands in Western Iowa and Npbraska
the payment OF taxes lands Of deuts and the
collection and remittance OF claims.
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c." Sally" said a Young gent, rrepar..
ing to take snooza, "if any one calls, tell
them I'm gone" Gone where, cir ?s
" Gone to Sleep" - e ss5 aa7 ~ =. Il
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PIONEER BOOK EINDERY.

yX-M +. kITER, BOOK BINDER AND BLANK
W Book Manufacturer, COUNCIL. BLUFFS, IOWA. Is
pleYlrr thing III his department OF Basil
's, proG,,t,y i suDstAtla! AID WorhlAnhe in4ii-
u.. 5gs,l ,Il i.v. prices uGt-u
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CLINTON s. BALDWIN,
VIM. 5. BIRkE,

attorneys at Law, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
,1iIL practice in all the Courts in Western Iowa and
W Nebraska. A29-yl
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II. C.NUTr. F. A. TRITLE. J. s. ANDREW
The Merchants Exchange Ban.l
OF
II. G.. MUTT s. CO.,
Cn,LnciI RIiLTs Ln,rn.


MONEYS RECEIVED on DEPOSIT, PAYABLE on
NI demand or at specified date, with or without III
terest. Is per 4Ereement with dcpositors.
Transferable Certificates of Deposits issued when de-
sired.
We draw direct on New York, Boston, Philadelphia
Detroit and Chicago and have also perfected an arrange
meut by which Drafts and Letters Of Credit on
the principal Bankers in One Hundred and Fiiy-Seveu
Cities Of Europe.
Collections made in Western Iowa and Eastern Ne
brasRa free Of charge, and remted at current rates Of
Exchange.
We receive orders 10 Buy and Sell on Commits ion
Real Estate in Iowa or Nebraska
Invest Money for Capitalists, and Buy Sell Land
Warrants at current rates.
REFERENCES
LIE HuRAY& Co. n City GREEN. THOMAS s. Co.
DRExEL X Co, Phila., Pa. COoLBAUGH X BROOKS,
VERMONT BANK, MontT, Burlington, Iowa
Vermont. WARREN Co BANK Ills.
HARVEY KING ESQ. Boston DAVID r. PRESTON X co
l.. &. BERRY \ Co. Adrian, Detroit, Michigan
Michigan. In20u.
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JOSEPH MUELLER,

PROF t. S 5 O r. OF Nj I ; { :.
Instrurtrn given Vocal Music, and on the Piano.
| PIANOS CAREFULLY TUNED AND REPAIRED.
Far turjn"r paTtlcuiars enquire at this Vtt'e
VI I b.utS
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ST, LOU Z .
4 r. LADIN, 7. J. FLEKS, " III III III
LADEW, PEERS CO.,

Type Foundry Il Paper W arch houS"
10. 1871 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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House, Sign and Ornamental FAINTER
BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS.
/,lIdng, CiraluIng. Glazing and Paper Hanging done
" with ueaLnc>s and dispatch. Ready mixed Pants
Of all Inds Tor sale. NSAi. |
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GENERAL LAND AG E\ | .
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
.S-iiL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO THE LD-
" CAIlpN and sale Vi laHd WARRANTS t"i NJ IL
residents; r payment VI Taxes, a"d iae purchas" a'
re " Real Estate generally. Wa! also enter HAMS
r,r settle. and give tiiue fng payu.cuis ia2-u.
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A. Coz HIRAM,

NpEATENS IN Presses, PAIN and Ornamcptal T!Te'
~ News, Bouk Cap, Letter, C"ercd and MAMMA "a
lrrs Cards and Card Boards, Pruning Inks, etc. }Al
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. TUOTIE, ". g. FAtRtblh
T.. TOOTLE. u, W lNot1h'
TOOTLi,s s. FAsNzElGN

J>xCLrSIvELy WHOLESALE DEAL Frs IN DRY
r. GOODS nrucerics, Boots, S.Ocs, Clothing Liquors,
SueCr ware &c, &C, and
EORWA WARDING 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Id. street. ST, Joseph. Mo.
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OFFICER s. PJsEY,

THOMAS OFFICER. VIII. NJ. PusEY, All
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WEBSTER'S SECOND SPEECH on TOOT'S
RE>OIITION

Mr.. Everett, in his Grafton on the occa-
sion of the Inauguration of the Webster
Statue, at Boston, said Of the greatest and
most celebrated parliamentary eHor. of Dan
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

Will prsctce in all Courts OF Record in western Iowa
and Nebraska. Collections VII! receive prompt a'teh
- - y3nlt u
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The following poem was composed by
DR.. j. G. Holland, to be read at the HamP-
den County Mass Agricultural Fair:
Though composed for that particular occa-
sion, it has so much geniatwit in it, as to
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FLOWS.

= BBLS. LlNsEED oIL-for sale At
'-ui NONN Il MCCLEIBAND
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CasADY, TEST l. TUTTLE,

Attorneys & Councillors at Law
Council Bluffs, IOWa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16
RY TEIEGRAPH

PHtApsrrEIL, March i5-The P!our market to-day vas
dull but holders manifest disposition lower
rates; sales 5O0 bills NJ $3.50 for supeTne;
for extra and 81 for family Rye Flour and Corn
MeainO change. Wheat and much wanted; sales
1000 bus At 81 SS1 ~ for red, and Si,T5 for white.
Nav YohE, March 15.-FOur dull; sales 6,oOc bills
Wheat quiet; uU bus. sold At 81 60 for white
and S1459i 80 for mixed ditto. Corn has declining
deRcyi mixed is nOnsiy quoted 90 yellow sells at spa
~. Pork duh. Lard quiet at ll;5g12. Whisky dull
BALTINcRE March I5-FIour dull sales Howard Street
at SGslA, and Ohio a. $40 Wheat hrm and buoyani;
white l. quoted at tlISl o5. Corn dull TT97S
white, and S2Sf for yellow. Provisions steady. Raeon
sides sell At az. Mess Pork quoted At $3.50 Whisky
steady Lt2sS2y
CIsciESArI, March l5Four unchanged; good supernne
and extra In demand at S596 for former and S6e625
for latter receipts gh ordinary Superhue offered at
95,SO. Whisky unchanged; 900 bbis sold At 2Sc. No
change In Provisions; nothing Of mpoTtanes done;
the prices asked by holders lbs
heavy sides averaging 4s sold At Mess Pork retail
Ing f15 The money market Is firm and the demand
good but pressing. Exchange finn 1t prem; the
bankers are buying ~ 20 prem.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16
LOCAL M-A-TTERS.

~ Matrimonial and LegaI-An indnstri.
GUS mechanic of this city having recently be.
come somewhat Strengthened in circumstances,
an execution was issued against his personal eff
fects He was notified of the fact by the officer
who had the business in charge, but the man,
seemingly disenheartened, said he did not care
how soon they took the Property-that his wife
by her tyranny. and iIl-humor, had deprived
him of everything calculated to make his house
home The officer proceeded to the house and
commenced tearing up the carpet, but he was
met with resistance on the part of the wife
which he was not prepared to expect, notwith-
standing the intirnation thrown out by the hus-
band. The officer, however, continued to pull
up the carpet submitting to violent torrent of
abuse At last the woman swore that if she
WINS to be robbed of her carpet, it should never
fall into the possession of any one else, saying
which she ran the shovel in the fire and would
have dashed the Goals over the floor had not the
officer quit his work and proposed peace 1t
must be very pleasant for man to live with
such companion. believing as he does that
she would take mans life as quick as look
at him" Verify there is no half way place in
wedlock. 1t is truly heaven or hell.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.
BKIDoEronr, Pease Township, ohio.

December 9, 1908.
MEssrs. T. H. LoGAN & Co-Gents, under.
standing you are agents for DR.. Todd's Liver
Pills, it gives me pleasure TO say to you, that
the Doctors Pills are invaluable in Bilious com
plants. l have used them in my family for g
years; they completely cured my wife of Dys
pepsir, about % years ago, and when any Of us
feel unwell we always use DR.. Todd's pills, and
disease or Dyspepsia. JosuUA BAKEt.
r. H. Logan & Co., General Agents, Wheel
ing, Va, Wholesale Druggists. Todds Pills
are for sale by dealers generally.
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wPro6aJle 4urder.-The body of man
named Oliver b. Stone was found on the track
of the Springfield, Mt Vernon and Pittsburgh
Railroad on last Sabbath.
The murder is inferred from the fact that
pools of blood were found round the body, which
could not have been caused by the crushing of
the body on the railroad.
He had been drinking for some time, and had
had considerable money about HIM. At the
time that the corpse was discovered none was
found on it, thus still farther proving that foul
means had been used.
Stone had been a convict in the Ohio Peni-
Tertiary but was pardoned out, since which he
has practiced Iecturing, preaching and medicine
His family reside in Geauga county.