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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-08
HURRAH FOR BROWNLOW.

Parson Brownow, in late issue of his
paper. thus lets the people and the rest Of
mankind know the various objects that are
to be brought within the range of his pen.
The closing sentence is peculiarly charac-
teristc Of the Parsons inimitable and for
chile style. Hear him:
ga correspondent in Florida, writes for
n specimen No. of our Weekly and Tri-
Weekly, and enquiries "of what will your
paper treat - They will treat Of the Air
we breathe and the Water we drink-the
Soil we cultivate, North and South, and the
Plants we rear-,he Bread we eat and the
Beef We cook-the Beverage We driuk--thc
quality of the liquors we ferment-the
Narcotics we indulge in-the Sweets and
Oucrs we eniov-the Smells we dislike and
the Sights We hate-what we breathe for,
and why We Digest-the reasons why We
were created, and the end Of our earthly
carecr-the depth Of Hell, and the height
of the Heaven to which we are all journey
ing-and lastly, the operations of the great
Machinery of Nature, rs exhibiting, in one
view, the end, purpose and method, Of all
the changes in the Natural World, in Or
ganic nature, and in the Mineral Kingdom,
which are connected with, and determine
the existence of life! And by way of ra-
riety essential to the popularity and use
fulncss of public Journal. we will give
the general news, and wind up with an out
line of the corruptious, villainous purposes,
hollow-low hearted pretentions, deceptive
movements, private and public robberies,
Of that loathsome. God furSaken, Heaven
daring, He'll deserving, and nevcrto be-
trusted organization called Democracy!
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DRESSMANISE,

Nj H., J: RnMANlE respectfully informs the
ne 't Council Bluffs and vicinity that She is
wlsbinr v,nr, "a" an Kinds of Dressmakin. Ladies
Cd 10 accommodate '"-'S' sue III oc p!eda-
bl3ck-up stars "0'-p"'S = No !, famers 6
Iy%nJo
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Board OF Education.

Thi, body will probably close its labors
this week. 1t will be compelled to do 80,
unless IN extra session is deemed necessary
to complete the work before it. Several
bills have been reported, considered and acted
upon. The School Bill reported by Mr..
Cooper will, it is thought, be adopted, after
amendment. 1t is, in the main, the act
adopted by the late Legislature. The changes
introduced are those found to be necessary
to adapt the system to young and sparselv
settled State. The discussions Of the Board
have been in good temper. aud all their de-
liberatiors will command the respect of the
State. Our Educational System is of vital
Importance, and the best intellect and expe-
rence of the State may well be employed in
its adjustment.
The apprehended difficulties in conforming
the action of tho Board to the Constitution,
as interpreted by the Supreme Court, have
been. in great measure, obviated.
The Acts Of the Board will be published
forthwith, so that all doubts as to their char
acter will be removed Des MoincS Citi-en
2Oth UH.
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Until we have the details of that
Congressional street fight in Washington,
certain doubtful points will suggest them
selves. Did Bill English run after he bad
whopped Bill Montgomery with his cane !?
II he did not how did it happen that brick
was thrown? How far was the brick pro-
PEELED through the air before it came in
collision with the Honorable leg? What
part of the person of Mr.. English did the
telegraphie operator Washington consider
his leg? II the part below the knee pass
ess for that member, did the brick strick the
shin or the calf Where did the brick
come from? Did any lover Of things, to
which historical interest attaches, pick up
and preserve the weapon? What happened
after the brick was thrown? Did both
gentlemen express satisfaction by rapid re-
trograde movements p Gin. Com.
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OF 11h lspi->N'.
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b'''"e 81, lines. or less, OF Nonparci!, 81 for
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cat'n IN Guy adyert,cments, prlcc and nail
Fr yG have the p ,hs se,te {" ,es
trac,ed toF IS "op,s i marked on the copy for spe
S.r ~, n,er;isns will be continued THREE
cihri nHoF' t IN e,s sooner dscVntinued' ana pay
MOI MOI trSeSe,ed according'y' r..
TIE ADoyE TFnHs rs .Sp AND cksis kShk' WILL
,r,icTLr ADHERED 10 N ~ ~ 80,
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p,oxEER BOOK BlNDERX.

v > KITER BOOK BINDER AND hi.ANh
Bok "vTT.L fa1Itnsnt SLTnns Of Ba>i
prePaS PaS,,lI IN substantial and workmanhke man
ness PtIHIt'!, - ,ao- n3i-u
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~ Vf EVER w TT, NJ PJSEN, HI
OFFICER l. PCSEy.

Nv ~. EST NTE ENNkEN
And Dealers in Land Warrants and rxcb,rsc
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
WILL. ATTEND TO SEiEcTtOx ,~DYo
the payment of taxes lt,i> IT itu-,cstcns ,3 ~
collection and remittance OF CLAIMS N
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Gov Lowe has appointed Major Mobley,
Of Dubuque, Director in the State Branch,
in place Of Judge Williams resigned. Mr..
Mobley is an able and experienced banker,
and well qualified for the position he has
just been appointed to FILL So says the
Dubuque Herald. ~
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q. &. FORD,
Hn W. $. GRIMES,

A TTORNEY AND totNShAHo" \ ''-'
n en- BLUFFS, Iowa ., ,.-,,,,a we,rc
a s~,ftce over The Banking A0Nse u ''''"' -.
. 'Erut,u Middle Broad" ~. to :"
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Sullivan, III. ID.
,>uySIcIAS SURGEON. OFFICE AT DiL-
PLEAS DRUG STORE, Lower BFoh4"@y' S'u''-
cI! BluIr, iowa. ---------
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pb>>ician and SWrgrSN'
II [u35-on
Br'ttNdy. ---
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TO that sir, most cordially assent: and
| should have felt that the President had
been d"rclict in those obligations Of rie'y
which he is so fond of displaying in his
messages, if he had failed to take notice Of
the happy change which has taken place. and
which, III its ocurrcnct has been especially
manifested in his own State. think he
has seen the teachings of Providence
brought to his own door in such manner
that he cannot fail to contrast with the con-
ditron Of things that existed II year ago
their present condition in his own State and
his own country and his own city. COM
mend him for his "gratitude," carrying ont
the excellent history of that man Of whom it
is said
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A. COCHRAN,
General IUz1Cl ACS1cc,
COT NClI Ei.i Fl 5. 10" y.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEHD 10 I'M to
" r4rlOI and SAFE Of i.iud Warri ls tor hon
residents, the avucnl ui Taxes, and the pE'ha>e ana
:, e of Real EstAlc generally VIII ais" eH'ef anus
for settlers aud give time for payments Ut
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CLINTON s. BALDWIN,
a, SO( HIRAM,

Attorneys at Law, Council Bluffs Iowa.
WILL pra ,sc IN all Tie Courts IN Weston Iowa anu
" Nebraska. 49,
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Sir, great many of us are constantly and
continually rcproached with an attempt to
agitatc and introduce those agitating ques-
tious iu;o discussion Of the Senate and
House of Representatives. We are here
represented as men who are continually
standing in the way: Of peace, and we are
denounced continually as ngitators. Sir,
what have We seen here ut this very session,
at this very meeting of Congress to- day ?
The very first thing that was asked to be
taken up out of its ordinary course, was a
question relating to this very subject of
slavery. 1t was not asked by any anti
slavery man it was not asked bv one Of
those whom the President would denounce
as enemies to the Constitution but it was
asked that Congress, at the commencement
of this session, should take up bill which
presents the slavery question in the most
offensive form that it has ever been pre-.
sented in to the American Senate or to the
American Congress.
We have been asked, and we have agreed
to do it to day, by vote, to pass by all the
other claims, public and priva,e-the French
spoliation claims, which have been waiting
for justice at your doors, held by your own
citizens, for more than a half century, are
postponed-that you may take up out Of its
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WHr rpiroR AND PROPRIETOR.
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FRANK STREET

EKNN1A u A HI L :,
siforu<u S tonnselI0r al Lar, FOnrfga"c<T
4 EfHtrai Land agent,
I0T.NlyL EEIEEs, IOH3.
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VIII you please come up With my sou Fred, aud take a
mcSthiul With mer Ia haste, yours truly.
L Dec. Z. Fu,n Dor.lASS
LEusR IRON n. N. psLASKr To ). N. NAa,.
Among the papers NC found a letter dated at Chat.
ham, Canada, Aug. 10th, one or two paragraphs Of which
are Of interest. Delaney saws: ~ have been ANXIOUS
g looking and expecting to SEQ something of uncle.
movements. but as yet have seen nothing. tb. letter
fom you being the first information Of his Whereabouts
since he wrote me. Please send me any paper that may
mention your doings. All are in good spirits here, hon.
Ing and waiting for the good time coming"
The letter fell into the hands of Tidd. who opened IL
and appended to it-"Friend Rage, seeing a letter for
YOU from Canada, and knowing that a letter FROM there
would relate TO business, i took the liberty to pcruse Il.
1 know you will no, think hard. Tipp."
BESIDES the above were several letter sheets OF manu-
script so closely written rs TO be almost ilegiblc. but IA
was n sort of ~seriptural writing. a poetical enusion by w
IL i'eeman, one OF the insurgents. aud several papers
which were taken by Gov. Wise, and which are mention.
ed under the Geographic head.
A manual OF guerilla warfare, with instructions to use
the lance so many OF which were found, was carefully
The independent Gays were most hospitality enter.
tsiued at the houses OF Messrs. Shubridge aud Albert
beaic, VINO reside on the mountain near the town.
REPORT or DISTRICT ATTORNEY ouLp.
HARrrRs FKRnY, Oct. is. 1889.
10 Ms ErceHeneyh the President Of me United States
Everything Is quiet. There are only five prisoners
three wounded and two unhurt. Six citizens have been
killed, and one marine. All the citizens were Killed ont.
side the limits of the United States territory In yi,giui,
The marine was mortally wounded within IL. have
seen Col Lee, but not Gov. Wise. Only nineteen persons
were engaged In the matter, of whom FIVE were free ne
groes from the North. Brown has been living a few
miles from here in Maryland since June last. His prem.
i-es were searched to-day, and fifteen hundred pixies aud
Two hundred guns found, besides hiuts, axes, blankets
clothing, &c, In abundance. Brown saws he has con-
tempiated this movement since 1856. All of his na,,v
are either killed or captured except one, who len on
Monday. They were driven by the virei.ians into
the Armory, and there Colonel Lee and tweIyS msr;nss
did the balance. All the slaves engaged. n any we,.
forced. None of the persons held by Brown were hurt
although all were in the building storned by the ma,
nnes, Ihe books and papers of Brown are secured
which throw considerable light on the movement
strsnge II ~ but true, that Brown and his eighteen men
loon possession OF tho Government property and town.
anu held them during Sunday night and Monday. The
OF the party killed the marine. The man who carried ONT
Lewis Washington is one Of the wounded prisoners
do not apprehend any violence to the prisoners.
R0BT. OJLD.
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- RICHMOND, Sept. iotA, Isas
IL - CE.-Wc most respectfully call
49, the attention Of our friends, customer. ana, ~ -
e ssnrraIy to our assortnrnt q Boots, Saors, TrunG"
oarPst rays, walters, &r.. as they VIII mud The i.pr..,
ma = h ~ : a..SItneni Of goods in our Inns, expressly for retail In,
eah br teund here or elsewhere, and al ali prices rithsr I, n.
own manufacture or Of the hes. PhIladsipbia ma ,,n' oI our
Please call and examine for yourselves
ALEXANDER hill a 90.
manufacturers and Importers Of
Boots and shoes and Garnet B.gs
"' No. l2T Main stree. Riebuond D.