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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-17

To Joseph G. Dsrnel ..-
CIR-YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT there
- is e In he office h. CleIk OF the Dstr'e.
Conrt for Pottaw attamie County Iowa the petition
Mcbride Bowen tanning of you the sum OF twenty
Six i-lOO Dollars as Money due them yonr eef'aa
Promssory Note bearing date April 26ih 1853 exeeu
by You to them for that and due and pasdoie
ninety days after date with interest at 10 per cent pcs
annuin after maturity. Also asking the foreciRsule
certain Deed of Trust of the following Real hs'
to-wit: The SEA of the SW4 of Section pnhiVs.
twenty-five. in Township seyenty-six North Of RAMA
forty West Containing forty acres) situated Ia fo
watt annie County, State of Iowa Said Trust pcea er
executed by yoR to paiputfs the ?6h day Of Ap'ir
A. 1859 to payment OF said note acooIdihs "
the and effect Q: the You are further Nv
titled that unless you appear and plead or answer
said petition on before the second morning OF US
begun aud holden Council Bluffs the First honda,
in February A. D.. 1860, judgment will be renders.
against you said with thereon and cos
of suit and the said deed fcreclcsed prayed fo'
said petition. H.. --.. MIG.
r. II. WILLIAMS, Atty for Pl!vs'
STATE OF Iowa,
Pottawattamie County. .s
l. c. P. kellogg, Clerk OF the District Court u :.
for said County, do hereby certify that j.
County Judge OF said County has this day ordeIe
the above notice he published for four consecutive 49,.
in the Council Bluffs Weekly Nonpareb, ns
paper Of weekly issue published in Council biuhs'
November 30th, 1882 r,s,t
BYE. r. BURpIcK, Deputy.
= BBLS. LARD oIL--:or sale at ,.xp
- r9ni HoNs St'h =.
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A PAINFUL THorGur.-Thc Springfield
RrpubHcnn. instead of nttacR ny virginia
with the insufficient number of TWENTY-FIVE,
John Brown had prud"ntv waited till his
force had increased to say twenty IT,. or
thirty. we might to day have seen Gov. Wisc
and his son under sentence. Virginia pros
trntr ut the feet of John Brown. aud tbs
Who'll" South ut his mercy. We shuddcr with
them at the narrowness of the escape.
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UNITED STATES
Nj A r SH AIS SALE.

United States Of America 5
District Of !, wa.
pf virtue of an Order OF Sale 20 me directed s'ucd
- ny the Clerk of the District Court Of the United
States for the southern Division Of the District Of Iowa
and against lysander W. Bahbitt & John W. Ross,
Partners, BahbItt X Ross, Defendants. and samse
Mccartney Plaintiff in this viii sell "a the heh-
est bidder the door of the Clerks ohte of the Dis
trct Court OF POttawa annie Connty, Statr Of le"a AZ
Council Bluffs, in said STATE the 18th day OF 'anNa-
~. A. d. 1860 between The hours of O'Clock A. NJ :
and clack p. NJ Of said day, the following properly
TO wit !. OF SW Sc. 10, T. =. X. @3: NJ III
Sc. Sec. II, "a Il. AZ; Sc Of Sc Sec. 2, 10
Il. 43' SEA OF SEA, Sec -. T, 10 r 80; y. OF sh =
Sec % &c. X. 43; SW !, Of SW. Sec. %, T. 10, H.
40 NV Sec - T rs. Il. AZ; Sw Sot Sw% Sec. "a
T. rs. r. %; NWs Of NV = "f Sec. %, 7. IS, r. 49,
NEh OF NEA. Sec. 26 T 70. Il. AZ, IA u NE,, see
p, T. 70, r, ~; SWS, NEs, Sec. 81. T. 20, r. az
SWs of SWS Sec. 35 7. 76 Il. al L y OF SWs see
-. I. rs r a; SE4 OF SEA-. Sec. H. 7. Is. H. AZ
SES OF NEs. Sec. IS, T. rs, R "A; :. OF SWA. Sec.
lc 7. rs a.; SWh OF SW. Sc. 12, T. IS, T. ~
NV OF Sec :. T. 10 r, ~; NV of EWs Sec l3'
T. rs, X II; NEti Of NEs of Sec 81 T. rs. R. ~
Nws OF SEA OF Sec. 10, T. -, r. 40; Ell MEN, Sec
81, T. IS, R. ~.
Taken and levied upon as the properly Of Lysandet
". Babbit and John ". Ross partners, as Batetft
Ross. TO satisfy said Order Of Sale, Etc.
keoknk, Nov. 1859.
L. SUMMERS L. = MARSHALL
VI, n32-4w. BY J. Y. ANTHONY, Deputy
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c. II. ScRIvEs, 60 Dearborn Street, and ROUNDS Il
AsopoS, 1856 Randolph Street, Chicago are the only
uthyrized AGENTS in that city TO receive ADVERTISE
n en,s and Subscriptions for the Nonp1re, and receipt
or the same.
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WANTED.
100, 900 BUSHELS OF WHEAT.
100, 900 BUSHELS OF CORN.
$4,000 BUSHELS OF OATS.
For which the highest market price will be paid in
CASH.
v3n21 BAYLlSS 4 GRASSLAND
TIMELY WARMING.

TIMELY WARMING.
A IL persons knowing themselves Indebted to me. BY
eitner No'e or Hook Account, are hereby notified
.' II ,ney no not come forward. and make payment or
some satisfactory arrangement, BY the
LIST OF JANUARY, 1860, 7.t
inc secona Day thereafter their Notes and Accounts
WI" 'e P'sSea IN the hands Of otcer for collection
Nov rs, 1852 RUSS "s'"''
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- Mr.. Wicr1 has not abandoned his
steam ice-ho project. for navigating the
Upper Mississippi river in tn" winter. The
friends OF the enterprise are sangnine of
success. md it is stated that Mr.. Wierh has
all things in readiness at Prairie du Chen
to launch his boat on the first closing of the
Mississippi river. If successful. the boat is
to make semi weekly trips between St. Paul
and Prairie du Chen. The engine is stronn
enough to draw sixteen loaded cars on the
ice, and St. Paul paper says that ''j'S PRO
prietors are ready to enter into contracts for
carrying down all the grain that can be
gathered on the river"
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cE-The New York Board Of Councilman.
finding Lowe, the balIoonist to be m IN .
mitigated humbug. have resolved to with
draw from him in twelve days the privilege of
initiating his balloon in Crystal Palace
Square for his ''great trans Atlantic vow
age" Lowe has packed up his balloon.
and postponed his journey till spring, or a
COW enient season.
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Of Crescent cry Orac's Id, No"p..
No more Of this exceedingly thrilling
and brilliant extravaganza, will be published
in our columns. The remainder can only be
found in the Council Bluffs Tin Horn.-
"PaImcr the nasty "wrtcs only for the Tin
Horn. Be sure and inquire for the number
Of the Tin Horn. dated Dec. p. where Won
will find a continuation Of the Revelations,
from where they eavc off here.
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SheriH'S sale.

Rf virtue OF an Ex' cut!on to directed from he
- once Of thc terk Of the DlsrIc Courl Of pttaw.
TAME county Iowa shall proceed 10 sell Oh Mcuda,
esth Fay III January. A. 1860 between the bouT.
OF 10" c"ckA and o'clock, P " Of SAID tav in
T"ht"i the County Treasurer 5 ,nfCe IN ne CIV n,
t"un! hiuHs The following described real estate Of
III. Palmer t"-"i Lot D. biloxi ,. Rsyiss' Isr Adm
ZION and that Part Of lot IA block III Baylis, Ist
Addition lying within the f"owln ing ninIis to-v-it -
BEGINNING al point ~ Ioet West ni the Srulh east cor
hef 81 sald lot o" broadway theme N"rth eraIle with
the East line Of >4I Il lot 100 feet; thence W.
parallel with b JaaNal 90 fret tci,e S;b r,arI.
Win ne East S"I" 81 "a "t l0O feet to b aLsav;
thence East along Broadway 20 lee t. The rr.
ginning, all /" the Cry Of CoaHtII & lN, law,
TAKEN a. the properly Of J Palmer 10 satts,~ :,
Execution IN favor " hoiIas Carney.
Council Bluff, Dec 9 1859 "
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BY that " Able Man" and Popular Favorite,'
COL. LysANpER w. BApBIrr, SEER.
Late Democratic Candidate for L.. Governor, but
more generally knoWn as THE 1" Man Of much
rsd. north of Character"
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DAILY SESSION IOWA SRA
THE LAST CALL.

Daily for single copy during session, 90 90; Clubs Of
FIVE. $500; Of ten. $500; weekly during the year
and Daily for session. 81 co.
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Ext
spoke
Towns
Worth
$50,
ton as
A. dire
There
ship or
the 90,
to it,
will b
satisfa,
Affairs.
O.
Of D..
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RaltinaoFe MaFLats

BALTIMORE. March 3.-FlOur closed frn; How
ard street and Ohio SO l2k.
Wheat closed buoyant; white 81 ,0asi so; red
~ IL aSl 50.
Corn closed with an advancing tendency; yell
low $40: whit 79c.
Provisions closed quiet and unchanged
WHISKY closed quiet; Chic %.
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LOCAL NEWS.

II TIVE STAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS OF LETTER.
BEdsINISG IN THE WASHINGTON CITY Posi- ORFicE
uNBER The PROVISIONS ~ THF LAW DIRECTING
THEM To- ~ PRINTED ~ THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
IHE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN IuE DELIVERY
OF THE uEFICE. lTs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is
MORE THAN DpuHLE THAT or ANY OTHER DAILY
PRINTED IL IHE DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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Municipal Electin..

OswEeo. y. March l.-Mr Fitzbuyb the
Republican candidate for mayor. was elested To-
daV. "
-hochLs TER. \ March The Republicans
carried the election here to-day.
TRoT. y Y. March l.-Arba Reed Dem. wa,
reelected mayor TO-DAY
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Arrest Of Lottery swindI.rs.

BosTON, March 2.-Willam Shute and wife
AlonzO Shute. and Daniel G Palmer were arrest
ell on Monday morning. in York County. Maine
charged with lottery swindling They were taken
to NrwburypOrt. Mass Yesterday aud held 10 bail
in : .UJO each, for examination on the charge
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NOTICE. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ADVERTISE
MEMS To BE INSERTED ~ THE BALTIMORE SUx
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
STAR OFFICE.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening Star
Later from California

.th February has arrived, but brought no through
Passengers
he Steamship Hermann had been hbelled by
sand dollars
ne steamer Uncle sam will leave san Francis
GO loI Tue Colorado river with 500 troops prose
cute the war against the Mohaves
Business at san Francisco was brisk in conse-
qnence Of a large demand from the interior
band Of Apaches stole a number OF horses and
mules rom san ElizariO They Were pursued by
q a., detach inent OF the mounted rides from Fort
Bliss, under command Of Second Lieut.. Henry NJ
I.azelle.
An engagement occurred. resulting In the with
drawal al the troops with a loss Of three killed
and six wound d-including Lieut. I.azelle who
received mortal wound in the lungs. About
dozen Indians Were killed. The troops numbered
- and the Indians 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-03
Lard closed dull at IIkai2.
Whisky closed dull at 2sc.
Financial.

NEw YORK. March 3.-Stocks generally are
steady, I. =. SIS Of 1874, 1C3X closing frn; Chi
cage aud Rock Island ok; Cumberland Coal Co
u; Illinois Central shares 6s4; do. bonds 50 Ia
CO. sl1; Reading l94i Cantons RI \; Virginia o.
S64; Missouri 6's S5S
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New YorL Marlr.,.-

NEw foRK, March 3.-FlOur closed higher
STATE IS i5ssS.T5, Ohio So .65as6 So; Southern 50
lOaS6 So
Wheat closed higher with an advance of cent;
Western white 81 50aSl 60. red 81 .&5aSl .46.
Corn closed duh; mixed IS; yellow s3sssc
Pork closed steady; mess.sl7 -Sesl7 81 X; prime
SIQO
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FRANK LEsLIE's artists have been at the Jail to
take drawings of the cell. and Surroundings Of the
room in which Sickl.-s IS confined
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Fatal Collision I'm Court.

LOUISVILLE. March "A collision took place
;-1 a, Hawesyille. resulting from an old pelit-
.oILTy, while addressing the Court, was Interrupt
sou " nos. - l.ow. who grossly insulted the
i n'II.. some friends fred. wounding Low and
killing John Aldridge Low was con1mitted 90
jail for protection from the MOI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-03

The ANNUAL commencement Of the National
Medical College Will take Place at the Snithso-
nian, this evening, commencing at : O'Clock
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Pos rPoNENIENT.-PTni. A. r. Ihtt!r's S,ITea fixed
Tor this evening, at Franklin Hail. Is post ON
account OF th" weather, until TUESDAY, eycniug
next, tho 9Th inst, al the same place. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-03

"WEDNESDAY next is Ash Wednesday the com
mencen ent Of Lent
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I ID. HAMMACk'S RESTAURANT, No 24
y. and 20 WlllardS' Hotel Block, q
three doors west of the main entrance >HaAS
70 the Hotel, on Pcmu. avenue. This jh
old and well -cstab shed house Is AT A...&,r9Ak
present one of the best kept houses of
the kind In this country, where may he had ar all
times the most handsome assortment of all kinds of
GAME, FISH, OYSTERS, DUCKS. SMALL
BIRDS, HARD CRABS, and SPRING CHICK
EMS; BEAR MEAT from the extreme West:
NENlSON from the mountain tops ENGLISH
PHEASANTS from across the Atlantic TER
RAPlNS that cannot be equalled in fact, no pains
or expense has been spared To make this house the
true representation of the princey hotel that il adj
joins. The stock of CHAMPAGNES and BRAN
DIES challenges competition; also, a large asserts
ment OF English and American ALES on draught
III My celebrated cook, Mr.. JOhnsing, will
usual serve up those Terrapin StewS, for which he
Offers To risk his color that they beat tine world but
To be satisfied OF the tact give me n call.
~ DO not make a mistake, but drop in at aO4
and 2t6 Penn avenue. mar l-5tt
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THOMAS DAY. whose name appears in the watch
returns for assault and battery on Sarah Jane NCr
ton, asks us 10 say that he is incorrectly des nated
as colUred" IN the report.
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THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE, tina. the subscriber
ins ton county, IN the District of Columbia letters
testamentary the personal estate Of Sophia Reed
having claims AGAINST the saId deceased are hers by
warned To the same, with the vouchers there
Of. to the subscriber, before the 18th dsy of
February next; they may otherwise by law be en-
cuded from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of February,
la59. GEO. A. LANE.
f. I6-law3w' Executor
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FASH
! y ionable Spring Styles of GENTS DIR ESSCH
HATS, S5s.ln pleasing variety Of shape and pat -
tern, at CHAS. III. LANES,
mar l-eO6t Hat and Cap Store, l24 Penn. ave.
THEPOTQMAC RIVER STEAMER, JAMES
day, March 9Th inst.,ieayo her wharf Z 4sih4AsS
loot Of 9TH street, Ws?hinEt9n, at 5I7rS1,I-
and FIR DAY MORNINGS for CnIIioman; Re-
turning, leaves CurrlOmau every WEDN ESDAY
and SATURDAY MORNINGS, at 6 o'cl ock,
touching at tho landings going and returning.
LtC1AN s. PAGE. Prop'r
NATHANIEL BOUSA, Agent, Alexandria.
mar l-ly
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AUCxxUN HALH.
THIS AFTERNOON & To- MoRR0W

800 ~ = 01e-'O wv v LO-MOhhOW.
By ]. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AuctopeeT,
CLOSING OUT SALE OF FANCY GoOps.
S% Ts E1ESSG oeis sD "
Nc, 5l27th street, nearly opPosi," the Integencer
Der Watches, Chains, JeweIry in sets, Lockets,
E .Rss,' e Studs $c Also BeGss Stationery and
SS.iery, and other useful goods.
e ass wv. be Oo1tiPgei Eysryy Evening TIN. week
By ]. C. Mcguire a co, AnctIoneers
REphI TifUL COLLECTION OF STUFFED
NOo oiESl M AZ ETSFioN-0n TiICRSDAY AFTER,
we shall sell hsnt,o clock, at the auction rooms,
snrIsn STUFFED Birds. Among them 90 Dp aHa
OF brilliant Pumase. They Are MONTH"; SS. hIGds
Tante to- rsta,n Esss vases. &C. and are VAT
' Terms RI ., cash. ssie ~
mar cd J. c. Mcguire & CO., Auc,s
By A. GREEN, AuctioneeT,
rHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE ANDIor
- BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of ,h
pist:iet Of S2lumb,a N ehancery sitting, made in
nell and Others and dated the IA dsy p JssS SS2-
IS5a shall Offer at public sale on THURSDAY, the
~, ia square numbered fonrtsen hundred and fifs
Ing Of three, .toty frame dwelling house, with
This property is well located in healthy neigh
borhood, with pump of water in the yard. The
house Is comparatively new one, convenlentl, ar
Terms: One third ash; the residue an three ca nal
lnstaments OF g. IL and Is months, secured by notes
bearing interest from the day of Sale.
II the terms are not complied with within FIVE DAYS
after the sale the property will be resold on one
weeks notice, 81 the risk and expense of the puT-
chaser. A LLOYD TrnStnr
fe s-e0&ds 4 GREEN Auct'1
By BARNARD& BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
coop AND WElL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD
~ tIRNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY
MORNING, 4th March, at 10 o'clock, we will sell
az ti' residence of lady DECLINING houSr .epiuV
No lt5 Bridge street, south sde, between Hlgh and
congress streets, complete assortment OF good nd
M,'ll-kept Household Furniture. as
Mahogany Spring seat Sofa and Chairs,
DO. Centre aud Card Tables
DO. SIdrboard and Dining Table,
. Do. Rocker and Etsgerc.
Brussels. Three ply, aud other Carpets
Curtains and Coruces,
robes, " "
Belsteads, Feather Beds, Hair ami Shuck Mattress
Washstands and Toilet = is
Cane aud w ood-saat Chairs
Iabl. Furniture and good assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
T1rmS: S2j ard under. cash over that amount
credit of 6h and ~ days for notes SAT- stsctoTy u
dorsed, braTlng interest.
fe D BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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COUNCIL BrDGET.-MOnday night several ques-
tlons of some importance Were discussed in the
Common Council
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~ III r. w N G o AC O
~ AN
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
In putting up


IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
In putting up
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
has been adopted 10y Messrs. r. GOODWIN &
BRO, Of NEw YORK CITY
TOBACCO, oithe BEST QUALITY, is selected,
neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL. and PATENT
PRESSED.
The great advantages Of this over other brands
consist IN the othe packages rendering It more
convenient tn carry the pocket and by being
PRESSED SOLID 1t keeps MOIST aud FRESH,
aud improves in quality il is used; while in other
brands, as soon the package opened. the quail
~ rapidly ELECTROMAGNETIC tobacco. grow
ing dTyand Tutoring the pocket, to the great annoy
ance of the consumer. The Dressing which the Fine
Cut Tobacco undergoas, IN the process Of manufac-
ture, frees from all impurities 30 objection
able In the Of Plug Tobacco. CheweTs will do
well to the Patent Pressed trial, and judge for
themselves.
For sale by Wholesale Merchants, who receive it
direct liom the Manufacturers.
+. GOODWIN BRO,
fs "a In 2n aud ae Water street New York.
A conp, M, NILES, RE e! SlI rc,srrD =
vols. new and uniform binding for sale at SI7J.
GEORGE O. DEETH,
mar 81 30 Prospect street, Georgetown.
CHILDREN,S MUSEMENTS.-Justr received
~ at SHEPIIERDS corner 18th and ID streets,
complete assortment of little q AMES-Risiug Star,
Cottage of Content, Fox Chase, Steeple Chase
Grandma'S Geographical; Arithmetic Conquorer,
Pas and Kittens, Boa Constructor. Uncle Sans !;
also, Sheet Views of the Cities of the United States
a full assortment wholesale and retail. mara
nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
name Of skTSNFR Blows is this S day GT by
mutual consent The business of the late firm Will
SAMUEL. T. SKINNER.
LEWIS y. BROWN.
Washington, March LIST, l85I. mar 2-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-03

DIED,
In Portsmouth, Va, the 18th of Februarx
MARY ALOHA, wife oil Charles NJ. Tenley,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-03

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