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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-22
Valuable Farm, for sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale most valuable
j Fartn containing loo acres. lying eight miles
north Of Richmond. about y miles west of Do
yer. and within half mile of the Centreyie and W il
iiam> burg Turnpike. About - in good state
# cultivation, com o. table Dwelling House, good
Milk House good trsne Barn, Sc, NAH orchard Of
excellent fruit. There Is upon the Farm a abUn
daace of failing stock every
speet excellent farm. The balance Of the farm
is weli-tnberej snd adjoining the farms of Thomas
Bond nd Alexaa2er Cb-esnsn. For further VaTtieu-
lars apply 10 A Cheesmau, iJoining the fam
the undersigned ia Richmond. WI. CHEESMAN.
Noy II. ls59. 40
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Prf. J s. nlullers' Piano s. Music Depot

Where he Will sell first class riauo from p 80
dollars cheaper THAI buy anywhere ese And
he selects his Instruments hSeIf assured
get Ptzno but GOOD lie wsrrants every Pisno
Is represented. PROF. J. ;. MULLER
Cambridge city, Nov. 10. 4'-ow
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-22
Attachment Notice.
Attachment Notice.

NOTICE. IS hereby given that june. 1859
writ # attachment issusl under ign
ed Justice Of the Peace Of County. the
md upon the affidavit Of Benjamin Hubbard. against
goods, ch.tt-s, credits Moses kaufman,
satsfy dcNt du- John Gliue3 AMI said
taTi BY virtue OF which said Isaac >hias
moEei rnishee aud that Tue 3Uth day of December
80. O'clock z. NJ a ug Once Wayne Township
o! sail county. viii proceed hear and decide upon
claim of ~ Jlh Gl.ues AMI B-rj amin Ha5bar whereof
the said Moses Kaufman AL al oiner persons
" i'll take notice.
JOHN : LYLE, Justice
y tied December Jth. l-59. 81 60)
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-18
0Nortestrr Daily .Spp.
Written for the Spy.
NEW ENGLAN ND.

Now shame upon the tongue, and on the
coward heart,
That dares against New England men to take the
dastards' part!
To breathe against her gallant sons the words of
sighting scorn;
An alien he and in our land all accidental born!
To bow our heads beneath the yoke when naughty
Britain came,
Who reused the people to resist with words of burn
ing flame!
Who dared upon her imports forced their patriot
hands to lay,
And cast them in the waters of dear old Boston Bay
Whose STRIPPING sons and gray haired men went up
to Concord fight?
Who swept the British from their ranks in their dis
astrous flight!
Who took Tconderoga with bis strong words like
aspell?
Whose hearts blood Redeemed Bunker Hill? Before
Quebec who fell?
Who stemmed the angry current of the ice-flled
Delaware
When victory crowned, at Trenton, such deeds as
heroes dare?
Who three long days and weary nights or marched
or fought their way,
Snaching their sleep they halted ranks and stood
in grim array!
steps they sped,
Whose gallant charge strewed Princeton slopes with
wounded and with dead?
Who followed Stark when Baum was slain, and by
their valor won
The twice-fought field gainst heavy odds at famous
Bennington?
Who stormed the fort at Stony Point, crushing the
Abattis through,
When the fororn hope through murd'rous fire
brought but six of forty two?
Whose they that sternly bore want ma
kedness and cold,
That make shudder when the name of Valley
is told?
AS we think of the desolate winter and the cruel
sufferings know,
That beel them sick and shelterless, amid the ice
and snow?
Sons of New England they; and he who
would them
Is both and bastard, however he be born.
When dark revolt and mutiny within the camp were
rife,
Her sons were true as trusty steel in battles ercest
strife;
True to their land, their faith true to their great
leaders, part.
"God bless our brave New England troops!'' out
spoke his grateful heart
"God bless our brave New England troops!" words
from his true lips said,
And shame upon the coward who'd malign her no.
bic dead! c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-18

THE CoLLEGEs.-The accession of students
to most of our universities and colleges is I'M
usually large this year, which augurs well for
the cause of learning. Brown University has
admitted between seventy-fiv and eighty stu
dents since the last commencement, which
number will doubtless be somewhat increased.
Princeton, New Jersey, has had about fifty ac
cessions, making the total number of students
about three hundred. The freshman class in
Amherst College now numbers, says the Am
herst Express. sixty eight, and the total num-
Der in college is two hundred and forty-eight
The accession to Union Theological Semina-
ry, New York, amounts to fitty-fve, the largest
number, it is said, in the history of the institu-
ton, making the whole number one hundred
and forty while cold YALE" which always
leads the way, has admitted about one hundred
and seventy-fiv The accessions to the other
literary institutions we have not seen stated,
except that there is an increase everywhere
Providence Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-18
GILBERT WALKER,

having enlarged his rooms better prepared than
before TO do work in a superior manner.
HAIR CUTTING. SHAMPOOING and DRESSING
done in the best possible manner
CASH PAID FOR HAIR HAIR WORK of all kinds
at short notice.
Mr.. Walker has engaged the services of Mr.. HENRY
RElNEWALD, who has had long experience as a tOnso-
rial artist-snce lS29n Germany and this country and
he atters himself that few can him all matters
pertaining to Hair Dressing, &c.
Particular attention paid to Dressing ladies' hair
Mr.. Walker has capable female assistants. diff s27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-18

INTERESTING FAMILY Manufacturing
last week family of five brothers congregated
in Saratoga, whose united ages when there
were 372 years a I'd 6 months. They were the
sons of James Webster of Litchfield, Conn,
who lived to the age of 80 years. Their names
and respective ages are: James Webster, aged
II; Russell Webster, aged 76; Jarvis Web
ster, aged IA; Lyman Webster, aged 10;
Chester Webster, aged GO. Russell Webster
is the father of Mrs. William Carpenter of
Saratoga at whose house the gathering. took
place. They have been one unbroken band
of brothers for over 68 years, though this was
the second time in fifty years they have all
met together All have been widowers and
two remain SO yet. They are all professors of
religion, and members Of the Baptist church.
On the evening before parting, as they be-
lieved, "nevcr TO meet again on earth," they
held religious services, in which expressions
of affection were freely mingled with praise
and thanksgiving TO God for his care and pro
lection of them all, and during which they ex-
horted each other to meet again in heaven.
The scene is described as intensely affecting
and interesting York Tribune
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-18

SMUGGLED BIBLEs.-Mr. Herrick, a wealthy
importer of stationery, has recently been ar
rested in New York, on charge of receiving
goods through the Custom House at an under
valuation. 1t appeared, from investigation,
that Mr. Herrick has since 1876, received goods
which were undervalued in his invoices to the
amount of one hundred and twenty-five thou
sand dollars. The court intimated that the
claim of the government might reach the
whole amount of the goods fraudulently I'M
ported, in which case it would amount to three
hundred thousand dollars. The accused was
arrested in 1861, on similar charge, and paid
the government over thirty thousand dollars
Among The goods fraudulently entered in that
case, were a large number of Bibles Discov-
cries in this matter were made by the govern
ment who sent an agent for the purpose to
Europe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-18

The NUMBER OF JOHN RoGERs's CHIL
DREN SETTLED.-The old perplexing query
GLOW many children had John Rogers % has
at last been definitely and historically settled
AT the late celebration Mt Norwich, Chancel-
Tor Walworth spoke to the sentiment relative
TO the first settlers Of the town as follows =
chancellor Walworth said it was sixty-six
years since he left the town of Bozrah. He
named the original settlers of Norwich, DIR.
Theophus Rogers among them, fifth in de.
scent from the famous John Rogers, the mar
tyr. The Chancellor settled the ong-pending
dispute about the number of Johns children,
('nine small children and one at the breast,
the primer says--were there nine or ten y by
xhuming from some old history letter or
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-18
GYMNASIUM, CLARK'S BLOCK.

In compliance with the request of many Ladies and
Gentlemen, classes will now be formed at the GYM
naSum connected with the Academy of Fine Arts Tho
exercises will be under the guidance of competent
structors.
HouRs-For Ladies' from 81 till II O'Clock D. M for
Gentlemen from too, and from u to 81 o'clock D. M
TERMs-l month $3.50; months SO; 6 months IS;
year IS. NJ 1. ROBINSON
+. j. GARDNER.
Worcester, Sept |, 1859. DIFF 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-18
ITO JOB CARPENTERS AND CAB
Il met MAKERS.

The advertiser offers for immediate of the best
Shops and location for the branches of business in
this city 1t is of eight years standing and situated
the Boston and Worcester Depot. The present
upant is about leave the city. For further particulars
address "B. w. Spy office. DIT au23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-18

which was passage to this effect II would
that my worthy wife might come to see me I;
she has with her ten children, which are hers
and mine, and 1 would comfort her some
what 'O'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-18
TERMS OF ADvERTIsINo.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY for s1.Oo
square for three insertions and 20 cents for each
sequent insertion. Ten lines or Iess) constitute n
square" Advertisements ordered inside or in ann
prominent place, also those largely displayed viii
be charged extra rates Contracts by the year may be
made on liberal terms.
Is WEEKLY First insertion 81 per sqhare; each sub
sequent insertion IS cents.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid IL
andnce Yearly or regular advertisers will be REQUIRED
20 make quarterly payments
~ NO gratut0as Adcertisements No report. reso'
luuo>s or proceedings of corporation society or
association, and communication designed 10 cali tten
uon to any matter of limited individual interest can
De inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
~ Inc Publishers viii t hold themselves rrspon-
sble for that ms occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertseme T. - ~ '
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-23

The Davenport Gazette, mentions the re-
cept of letter in that city, by the clerk
of the Supreme Court, from MIR. GEO. n.
MATHEWS, dated at Council Bluffs April %,
containing the following truthful informa,
ton awe arrived here yesterday in We
~ heavy snow storm, the snow is about six
inches deep to day. We are about month
too early, but can live here as cheap as any
where else. Provisions are much cheaper
here than at Des Moines, and we would have
made money by getting our outfit here
Shelled corn is selling at 40 cents per BUSH
Ell and every thing in proportion" Wecan
candidly endorse what the Gazette says
about the reliability Of the statements made
by Mr.. MATHEWS.
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u,r;,. formed partnership with oh t
e. '. s to ss :'';' ::% ss.:
this aa's' ~ , settlement with all our pat
shou'o w u1 .,oll therefore, during the com
s Wi t, Ca. t. s'ss sss ss' s
anu n'p - and every one will be prepared TO
thai s''D and souare accounts. Wewould
, re- eIsssed to receive what is due u.s. not that
Dc p.' ". for "6lthy lucre," but that we
n nshs pay our debts We have , Dsrs. dun Sn
nmp, Of the paper nor do we eve. sapse' No. No.
o 'na now merely call their attention to the
s sDs ,ba, We ore preparing to visit them and
ho received in due form.
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Proceeding OF the Common Council.



April lst, 1859.
The Council met at . o'clock, p. NJ.
And the following Aldermen answered to
their names on calling the roll:
CASSIDY, COCHRAN, HAMMER, LEWIS, DEER
H0LrzER, PORrERFIELD and TREVOR.
Minutes Of tho last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Mr.. Perrin, City Engineer, being called
upon for his report on the grade of Willow
Street, asked further time to make such
report, and one weeks further time was
granted.
The report from the City Engineer on the
road through the Beers farm was called
for, and the Engineer not being prepared to
make such report, asked further time which
was granted.
Mr.. Treynor, Chairman of the Committee
on Streets and Alleys, submitted their report
on the petition of C. f. Stone, Timothy
Joiner and others. Mr.. Cassidy moved that
the report be adopted as read. Mr.. Cochran
moved an amendment, that the report be
referred back TO the same committee, and
that said committee obtain the written con-
sent of the property holders for an alley
referred to in said petition, and report the
same at the next meeting of the Council.
After some discussion, Mr.. Cochran with
drew his amendment and the original report
was adopted.
Mr.. Cochran offered the following Pream-
bic aid Resolution, which was adopted:
WasRE.s, A resolution has been adopted
BY the COMMON Council of the City of
Council Bluffs, lat q fo-mer meeting) to
determine and mako the grade on Willow
Street,
AND WHEREAS, The proper height Of saic-
street grade cannot be determined, at the
crossing Of Bancroft, Main, Pearl and Gen.
ter streets,
Resolred, Therefore, that the City En-
slneer te, and is hereby instructed, to ascer-
tan and mark with substantial stakes, the
oest grades for said streets from Broadway
10 Randolph Street in the Beal addition
and to Story Street in the jackson addition,
ana 10 report to the Council at their next
meeting and that We recommend grade of
nine (9) inches to the loo feet, where the
nature Of the ground will reasonably per.
nit.
The Ordinance INTRODUCED by Mr.. Cochran
on the 2Sth of March last, came up on its
sFeading. Read first time, and, on Mr..
oosatan's motion the goth rule was susppded
sne the Ordnance passed to it's second
reading "hereupou, Mr.. Treynor moved
mat the Ordinance be referred to q Select
oo"m'''ee-motioa carried, and the Chair
"pp0,n1ed Messrs. Cochran, Lewis and
ooerholtzer said Select Committee.
Mr. Cochran presented the written opipiop
., the City Attorney on this Ordinance,
"uca was read to the Council.
An account in favor of n. NJ. Lewis. as
''e.k OF city election March ii, 1859 2 90 i
An account in favor of j. L. Foreman. "a
'.'s election 200.
IN motion, Council adjourned. |
G. vOORHIS.
>}4se City Recorder.
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Sales of Real Estate in POttawattamie Count,

Sales of Real Estate in Pottawattamie County
For the Week Ending Friday, April2s 1859.
Reported Expressly for the Nonparel by STREET RIDER
Investigators Of Titles and Records.
WIN Baker to George Parks-Los s. Original Town
sIo50.
VIM Foster to Caroline Keiper--Lots 9, 10, II, 3
%, Perrys LIST Addition; Lot 7, Block B. Lot ), Block
D. Lots L. 3 Block + Lots l! IL Block Lot 6, Block
c, Perry's End Addition SEA Nws Sec %, Town rs,
Range 39-$l0O0.
Cassidy Test to May & wci--2 feet ofwest side
Lot 1855, Original Town-S200.
Milton Rogers to John BaIdwln-Lot2 ., Block d Lo,
II, Block !, Stutsmans LIST Ad!iuon-S3Oo.
May We'll TO Casady 4 Te,t-2 feet off west side
Lot 1874, Original Town-S200.
II Frclerck>On to Toote Jackson-Nwa NV \
Sec 9, Town II, Range 1850.
Win Baker, Sheriff TO TootIe y Jackson-Nwh Sws
Sec = Town IS, Range i2-Sl50.
jacob Preston to DomirIck Heagney-SH Ne. Sec
7, Town II. Range a3 east; 10 Of NJ Sw4 SW \
Sec l. Town y, Range 4!-S75O.
Samuel Bayllss to James b Boren-ES sen Sec IS,
Town 10 Range 43-$li0.
he Mutt to Sumner Stow Ely--NWa Swx Sec s,
Town H. Rauge $3.50.
HAdley johnson TO James Test-Sh Sc SEA
Sc" So, TJwn 20, Range 44-S20o
Follctt to Henry Cook-NEI NwS Sec IS, 6
acres in Sws corner Sec q, Town 10, Range 1880.
J II Sherman, County Judge 10 Joseph e. DarneIl--
Sc. SW = Sec %, Town IS. Range 40; SwH NE4 Sec
Is Town 76, Range 39-Sl0o
Enos Lowe to Sarah Ferguson--Lots 3, 49, Block 80;
%, Block 3d. Ferry Adlltion-Sl5O
John Brown to Marshall TurIey-Lot 16, Block g.
Jackson's Additon-S3OO
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After the Dust.

u. II K,,syAy, the Bob Marlinsplke"
. ~. youDarei, wind and weather permit
W.: Gill take Foot and Walkers throug"
Inc to Cherry Creek, on Monday next
"armed and equipped as the law Directs"
nth bowie knife " and pistol by his s'de,"
bs knap- sack on his back and his "wash-
b,ul on his knee" he will bid farewell to
the CITY of the Bluffs, and take up his line
Of march for the snow capped peaks OF the
west, in search OF gold, that elixir OF llte'
which
,emp,s man from the Establishments OF home
Mountains to climb, aud frozen seas 10 roam
Tnough our columns Will no lons't W
weakly eraced with graphic emanatlons
from his able and prolific pen, We have the
abstraction of announcing to our readers,
,ba, thew will have the pleasure of a regular
orrespondence from him during his absence.
Incidents Of travel, character Of the country
,,aversed, mining news, and all the little
e,ceseras, that 90 to make nomadlc iife
xsird.like and exciting, will furnish him
with ample material for elaboration, and 1t
is needless to say that his srenchant pen Will
serve up the same, in a manner both inter-
cst;nr and instructive. We wish him that
snccess commensurate with the magnitude OF
bis undertaking, and hope to welcome him
back. with pocket full Of rocks"
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- Do YOU love Flowers :

Read MARY JULIA JOHNsoN'S advertise
ment Of Flower Seeds, in another column,
and, if you want the worth of your money,
send to her for a supply. The weather.
wise tell US that winter is now owe, and the
time for making garden is at hand. Guilt
vatc the beautiful; reserve some corner in
your garden-spot-bo it ever so small, for
few choice flowers, and if you have not
the seeds, Miss JOHNSON will promptly sup
ply YOU with the desired quantity and quail
iiy, upon receipt Of the money as stated in
advertisement.
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F, Geesaman l. Co.

Received Yesterday, another iustalment OF
their Spring purchases. Drugs are not
drug in the market, If we can judge from
the amount the above firm are selling
Medicines, we can't say much about-bad
to take, especially emetics-cigars and to-
bacco, very good, supply equal to the de-
mand-no objections to taking either. Sta
tionery, we'll, they have plenty-more COM
ipg-if you want any, buy it, No more to
saw, for further particulars refer you to
F1S,Ey. and DR.. V. L. KELLER.
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II. A. TERRY & Co., of Crescent City, have
and keep on hand choice catalogue OF
flower seeds, from which, by small
investment, our readers can beautlfy their
garden walks and front yards; and thus
render the atmosphere about their homes
redolcnt Of
Sweet garland wreaths
or pansies, piuks, and gaudy dafIodlls
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W. C. Andrus.

Has just received fresh supply ofgroceries,
both staple aud fancy, and something in the
line of fruit, which, We venture to say, is
seldom seen " this high up the muddy
viz dried raspberries and blackberries.-
Ho has, also, fine lot of chestnuts, and
tell it not in Gath-maple-sugar-the real,
genuine article-we have tasted it, and
smacked our lips with gusto as it went down.
Go to Andrus' all ye lovers of good things,
and get supply. ia
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o. HI, way.

san. s. CuRr1s, whilom correspondent Of
the Nonpariel, at Cherry Greek, arrived in
this city day or two since, from the east, on
his return to Auraria. However skeptical
others may be, SAN. seems to have unlimited
confidence in the paying character Of the
newly discovered mines. - -s-
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A Card.

For the prompt assistance rendered me by my numer-
friends and neishbors, on the morning of tho 18th
inst, feel truly grateful and desire to return them
hearty thanks Owing their timely and strenuous
exertlons the flames were queled, and my dwelling
house and furniture total May
they ALL in a like emergency should it ever occur to
them, hud friends prompt and Jealous.
D c. BLOOMER.
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Ladies intending to visit this region of
gold, have not much need Of
pillows and laces and furbelow gowns
but those intending to stay at home, will ii ID
an assortment of those needful articles, for
sale at cash at the store Of Mrs. MCDONALD.
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That was pleasant mingling of manly
voices that awoke US from a sound slumber
about twelve O'Clock on the night of the
18th inst, and our kind friends have our
thanks for the agreeable entertainment. Do
so again, Boys-we like your STYLE"
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MARRIED

In this city, on the 10th inst, by Squire
kYNETT, Mr.. JOHN Wilhelm, to Miss MARY
RETHMAN.
To- love, to bliss, their blended souls given,
Aud each, too happy, ask'd no brighter heaven"
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Divine Service.

Rev. KUHN, of Omaha, will preach at the
Congregational Church, in this city, to-
morrow Sunday at half-past ten O'Clock
A. NJ.
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;ooAI AND MISCELLANEOUS:

- $, Dearborn Street, and ROUNDS :.
,.ssDos lss Randolph street. o' rsssiy.
'''h"'i .as SUBSCRIPTIONS for the S0"p''e" A''
came.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wholesale 4 Retail Price Current,

Corrected weekly for the Council Bluffs Nonpareil by
JOHN B. BEERS L CO..
! Wholesale and Retail Grocers. Commission and For
harding Merchants, Middle Broadway
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z BBI.s LINsEBD OIL-for sale at
- vrnl BONN b AcCLELLAND.