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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

We had the pleasure yesterday OF an
interview with Cnrt. Simpson, of the Iopo-
graphical Engineers, who, with his party,
arrived in this city yesterday morning.
Capt. S. is one of the most intelligent and
enterprising officers in the service, and has
recently performed the country work
which entities him 10 rank among the efficient
explorers of the vast West.
Capt Simpson accompanied Gen Harvey
in the expedition to Utah, and has since
been engaged under the direction of Gen.
Johnston in exploring new wagon routes
from Fort Bridger to Camp Floyd, and
from Camp Floyd to California. The route
he discovered and opened between the two
first named points avoids the famous Lcho
Canon d,ile, and in addition, furnishes q
rond of much better grade and more abund-
antIy supplied with grass, wood and water.
Already it has been the salvation Of great
amount of Iraught and Of her stock.
The explorations West from Camp Floyd
to California have developed a couple Of
routes, either of which is more than t'ro
hundred and ftty miles shorter than the
Humboldt river route from the valley to
San Francisco; and is much more favora-
bic in respect to the great essentials, wood,
water and grass. The Captains return
route from Genoa to Camp Floyd he deems
much the best, and it is this route which he
recommends for travel, and which emigrants
and stock drivers with thoir cattle had al
r.aly taken before he left Utah.
The opening Of this route, adding so
greatly to the facilities of the already chief
overland emigrant route of the country,
cannot but have the most beneficial effects
l 4
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The other night, a gentleman from the
rural districts rang door bell and asked
for the loan of light, to look for some
thing be had lost on the walk. Thsspecta-
Gle of person with a lamp in his hand,
looking for something on the pavement, o:
course attracted a crowd, some of whom
assisted in the search of-thcy knew not
what. At length when the curiosity was at
the white heat, and their sympathy was full
ly aroused for the strangers loss, very
greatly he electrified the spectators with the
exclamation, that he had found it There
was a simultaneous rush to see what it was,
and as general an expression of disgust
upon discovering that it was only cent!
4 EttIc ashamed of himself, the maa re-
marked that Tho wouldn't have taken so
much trouble for SO small matter, but lis
wantcd 10 see whcrc The d1rncd thing 'rcnt
., is
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E. From wilkes Spirit Of the Times.
! NOVEL IN FOUR CHAPTERS.
BY PH1LoNEL DoBBINs.
($75,O0O Refused for this Morally

CHAPTERI I.
In beautiful log cabin in the mountains
of Old Virginia our tale opens: Around
Natures wild lovliness was sublime. The
lofty trees hung out their green leaves IN
perfection, and the high rocks caught the
gray mists Of the morning and pressed them
to their rough bosoms, until they melteu ~
their tears against their sides. lovely
maiden was sitting by table, comDing hef
hair with a fine tooth comb-a manly form
enters the door, and stealthily creeps up De-
hind her, and
s:Ab. Johu - exclaimed the lowell herr
GA of that beautiful cabin and the extensive
potato patch behind it, "you oughtntto 90
that way !"
"Lav it all on my love, gal )"
"Loyel There's no SUCH thing among
The turtle-dovc
Only knows love-
q, the poit sings"
"Then you don't love me-"
"NoI' 80,
enc? Jane, call back that word.'
"No! oh, no! Come back here! >l"oh'
come. John--'tis gonen
"Then Pm gone too!'' and the impass,oh-
ed youth rushed from the lovely cabin ike o
maniac. -.
CHAPTER III.
Sadly did the young man run along the
road, while the girl, firm and submissive 10
the discharge of her duty, proceeded 10 Try
some onions for dinner. Meanwhile the
youth rushed madly on; the burning fever
Of his heart maddened his brain, ana ne
thought of self destruction. jerking ms
nocket comb from his vest pocket, ya'nly DID
be attempt to cut his throat. Nature, how
ever, had blessed him with tough skin,
proved too strong for him but he was not
to be balk ed this wayne rushed to wagon
rut. where there was water at least two
inches deep, and fuug himself into orrather
anon it. There he lay for full five seconds,
when Henry Cleft, the father Of the girl
passed By.
CHAPTER ".
He soon unfolded his sad tale to his
friend, and finally consented to live If Henry
would give him chew of tobacco. lie re-
turned to the house and in his haggard coun-
tcnance Jane saw his unhappy condition.
lie never got, it though. About twenty years
after he fell from wagon, land his neck
was broken, for a sheriff had thoughtlessly
slipped rope around it.
THE END.
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NAMING A CAT.

\ gentleman doing business on Main
street, q day or two since was presented
with beautiful kitten. Yesterday couple
of young ladies happened in the store, and
of course kitty as kittens and babies always
do, came in for an immense quantity OF
endearments and caresscs.
"Oh, my! What o sweet, darling little
kitty. What is ito name?'
"It has not been christcned yet"
ooh, the dear thing, Do call it after me
call it Julia-won't you:'
81 should be very happy to do So" said
our gallant frie0d-but it isn't that kind o,
Il CGt.'
Kitty was deposited on the floor in a
twiukling, and couple of young ladies were
soon after looking around for good place
to faint Dubuque Herald.
cJA Boston hay dealer has been detect
ed in a curious fraud. The hay was so
loaded that person could crawl into hole
left near the bottom of the cart. and in this
place colored man, in the employ of tho
hay specuator, was IN the habit of conceal
ing himself while the hay was being
weighed. OF course the live freight was
upon the top of the load when it was deliv-
cred, AID the purchasers little suspected
that either themselves or the animated one
hundred and:ifty pound lump before, them
had been sold. Some of the purchasers
have paid for him dozen times over, and
begin to think it was about time to take
possession.
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COLONY

a.! be1ns IN one body, in the forks 0, the IT,.
nabotahy River This land lies in s.e,,os. se' ssa
-, 80 IN Pottawattamie county, and IN sa1 y
no. s 1h ~ 20, ~ - 70 3D. 80 a. and a5 T7s
Ae"to"n) miles south Of the locsfio5 .. sea
mics north Of the new State Road "a be- IN
and 80 miles from Council Bluffs 1bnr, .o.As'
oot'Ln' ana slope and upland, with s,fcs !,
@ altered mulatto soil and all ar.bjs 4
Tins land Is deserving the attention q. tho.
Se''' en.ent FOR Colony, and vii! be onIT "a :
body Terms easy. tvs-,,s w 4.
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Pottawattamie Cou.,v
FOR SALE BIZ
HORACE EVERETT
Council Bluff. - ! ;

g Wqr ar 20, Is, go
~ springers farm, miles Nor,h :, midlothian =
-Sc,,e W ar =, 20, $40 acres, on n .esn.
NnNEarb ~ ss asove Judge Brysn,s.a y, freq
Toe creek. mile southof Mr. - '.nter, % No.,
| NE Or 3, N, 4o-Ieo acres, stivar IN a-
about 20 acres Of mber a. ~ bottom IN.
tetoufy =, IN Shelby county 10 Ae foad "a ~
aS Eqr wv qr;sksr
Wqr2, 10, 1920 acres. Eissnsto'W ~. aHdsr
tom land on the Stage route east y rosins Y
Grove, Joining Socum's and Ind. nile ses, a =
.as sou.n, ana MI fie's and Fisshers ~ :
the ,vi,h y, ,isn, soay o. land in wes,s,a ear
near. "A''eFous se.sI.,sa aa
Also, " Or N W a.; and qrswn
| timber. ''''n land, VITA -
| sAsw Or 10, and Eqrsyara
Nisbnabotany bottom land mles str, ~, ssis0 ,.
near Cutzihger's Mill; about 10 go seS,es ~
tract, mile north Of the State rn.s aser "a a.
qr and W ar 7, IS, 1880 acre.
on the NishnabottaDy River miles hsa, eatnn In,
| and the same distance above IoIs Deipr ss~ss
! Pierces farm -'a aad sejalans .
Or qraa; Wa s e ar; sndyv
~ u qr ~; ny NEqr;Ex NW.e,. nsTsEya.
s sa Il Or 70 n 800 acres d
Council Biaas 's' MILL and Is mics ssi,, !.
y OF = 10; ~ and swqrNEu,s
acres; Missouri River bottom land mti ~ wa
EH4, Nwqr, and sws
$500 acres. bottom, slope and 1nis, FsTu>
pigeon, 70 miles Of Council pTng' pfaFs q L.
OF timber: This very fine tract ~, stout u ca
Of " Or " Or and ~ w are ma
E Or a. 49, TO- 1920 acres bottom land = an Iii
"T pIN q u d, Inns. @is TIA
~ "Gr; VIZ z or, and swg,rr
200 acres bottom land, On Little stI,s. h9'a,ss
EH sEqr %; Ne qr and wasyo-
Chids. ''A' miles ezs, N
Ea !" qr; and W. 3 Z Or - 7su-,s
State road. 4'a H b.iass "a :,
D, sEqrS Wqr25, IS $50 acre, NIL.
~ \ Or %; and wqrsWo,9,-
pralre' south side Lesin's Gfoye ess sEs
So n Or and Sc qrfs sxsw
90 20, S'-'9o acres on NlsbAabottasy AZ ~ 40 q H.
100 acres o. timber, balance botg9 Grove
ADJOINING ar True's and Mr. wrlgh,s ,., ssi uganc
~" . qF; z or S V ar; andsyny
| 20. $50 90 acres On Keg creek X nj y 81
,1r ana ME above sr NGtGEas farm ana az
HON ""Uhcii hiuhs Also. a single tIscr a IL s
SIX THOUSAND ACRES,
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Is sacks Old Government Java, Manila and Mocha
{ lee.
900 b, Xe, Soap-aII kinds ami % arrive,
300 Star, Sperm and Sterinc Candies, III store
800 BIS Common r. c and B5:':tr'n wlIsHey,
500 Thousand As~tI CIsars-Amec.uan j. Havana,
I15 BoIs halls AMI kegs Of Moassc, lat low figures
300 Bnl> Butter, Sofa Fancy and Sugar Crachcgs.
100 HAI> Prime t. cu,icc Sugar.
300 Bxs Asserted Pickles, fresh from the Packers,
100 Nests Tubs and 8--tu,t re elveel.
40 Bxs Tobacco, assorted brands ana prices.
800 Packages Brandy's, wines and aSst'I Liquor-,
900 sacks Cpnec-!n store and to arrive.
10 BblS assorted Nuts.
40 Coils Manila, Hemp AMI Cotton Co52aSr,
100 Drums Figs,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

~ The Chicago Tribune speaks OF a
discovery by an artist of that city, by "h'cn
photographs can be taken on the surface Oh
box wood, ready for the tools OF the ensra-
GER. The Importance of this invention or
l'iscovery will be readiI! appreciated. Inc
7encil Of the designer will 50 into disuse'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

rvA Connecticut editor, having got IN
TO controversy with a contemporary, con-
graduated himself that his head was safe
from "donkey's heels" His contemporary
astutey inferred that he was unable to make
10th ends meet.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

Cyan artist painted cannon so natu-
rally the other day, that when he finished
the touch-hole it rent of. A friend ao-
counts for it by saying that it was taken BY
&ho Sharif
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

WE beg leave to call the atten-
W ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most Popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr.. Chas. M'Lane's Celebrated
Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, VIZ:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from tn
human system. 1t has also bee'
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Anrnas
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINS,
all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases Of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to Or after taking GU
nine, they almost invariably NAT
speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men en-
toned diseases, they are Unrlvalea'
and never known to fail when aa-
ministered in accordance with u's
directions. =.
Their unprecedented poPular''?
has induced the proprletors'
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug Duslnss
in which they have been sueess
fully engaged for the last 1H .s.l
Years, and they will now give u. !.
undivided time and attention -
their manufacture. And belngu u
termined that DR.. M'Lanes I n,i.
brated Vermifuge and Liver i ~,
shall continue to occupy the hlga
position they now hold among .s W
great remedies of the day' IN, .
will continue to spare neither 1 ps.
nor expense in procuring inc ~. ~
and Purest material, and e0ns
pound them in the most thorouSA
manner. Address all orders 70
FLEMING BROS Pittsburgh, r.
Ps Dealers and Physicians ordering . a 'seir 80,
than Fleming Bros, will do well to write msn..rrl
distinctly, and take but DR.. ELhsss, l,rr fs
Fleming Bros Pittsburgh Pa. To those s,sp 's 20 10.
them trial, will forward per mall pm i Sr tvsr
part Of the United States, one box o. Vr,,isuee
threecent postage stamps one vial Of Gansas ms
fourteen threecent stamps. All orders Noin 49, s
DO accompanied by twenty cents extra #-#
+. GEEsAMAN + CO., -.
At Council Bluffs, sole Agents. fof .as
Io,ca and Nebraska.
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Whsse il the form Of girlish mold.
Under the spread OF the branches old,
A. tbs we'll known trysiing tree;
With The sunset lighting her tresses Of gold
Aud the breszes waving them fold upon fold
Waiting Ter mel
Where is the sweet voice with cadence deep
Oi one that singeth our bsbs To sleep,
And often turns 10 see
How The stars through the lattice begin 70
Aud watches The busy dial creep, [Peep'
Waiting for me!
Long since those locks are lain 7 the clay,
Long since that voice hath psssed swsy
On earth no more 10 be;
But till 10 the spirit world afar
She is the dearest Of those that are
Waiting for me-
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IARrEa's Ferry Dec. 2. John Brown
wss hung 10 d.y II hslf past IL o'clock.
The military assembled a, 9 o'clock. and
were posted in The Fl ID esd"g 70 The place
Of execution. and slso st various points q
laid down in ihe general orders. Every
thing was conducted with the strictest mill
,a,y discipline. as If The town wss in state
Iof siege. Mounted scouts were stationed d
lin the woods to the left OF the scaffold, aud
70 picket 0 gards were sfs,ioned towards The
Shenandoah mcun,sins. IN there the mil
lnary on The field were formed in two hollow
squares, within the inner one was the .csf,
fold. and between the inner and outer lines
The citizens were admitted. no one being
allowed outside the lines excep. the mounted
guards.
Al il O'Clock the prisoner was Brought
90, OF The jail, accompanied by Sheriff Camp
bell and his assistant, and Capt. Avis, ihs
isiler. A small wagon. containing the white
pine coffin, was driven up, on which Brown
took his seat. Six con npanies Of infantry ans
rides. one company OF horse, and the Gene
raj and his staff numbering twenty-five Of
fcerr, headed The procession, and moved 70
wards the place Of execution. Brown was
no, accompanied BY any minister. as he de
sired no religious ceremonies, eithW 10 th'
'liail or on the scafFold. He looked cslml,
around on the people. end appeared full!
self poss--sed. Ao mosassd the scsfiod viii
q firm step; hs arms were pinioned By th'
Sheriff. He then bid farewell 70 Capt. Avi
and sheriff Campbell, and at half past 4!
|o'chck tie trap II the scaffold was sprung
and with few sligLt struggles John Brow
welded up mis- spirit. He body was place.
IL The coffin. and is now on the way 70 Hsr
per's Ferry 70 be delivered 10 bis wife, unde
d strong military sscor'.
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rr bones. The DENTS. KEEP, them in :

10 her bones. The dentist kept them il .
glass case.
AFTER THE machine was sold to the con-
tractor Of the Boston Custom house, and u
was found HAT child three ysars Of sge
could BY a single turn Of the screw, raise .
stone weighing twenty Eve 'uns.
Smaller ones were made on the o me prln-
cpIe, aud soId 10 the keepers Of hotels and
restaurants. They were sdysntageousiy
used lor b, ming turkeys.
There Is ~ mural At sll 70 this story. and
il is possihle that the circumstance may hsve
bee me- Ill htIy exaggerated O'course there
c,r be 10 doub, q The truth Of the main
Incidents.