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N1UriCG.--I Am now prepared to give nv
~ undivided attention to the repairing ui
Watches and Jewclry. Persons eulrustng
their Watches To- my care can rest assured
that they will be carefully, properly. and
pr Imp!ly attended to by myself. wil war
RANT AL my work to perform according Il
agreement.
~ shop. two doors north Of Cars Hotel
west side, Main street.
CLOYS d. WILSON.
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WYNN G. BUNTs, Attorney aud Counsel
wv Ior At-LaSv, FISDLAY, Hancock co., ..
OYricx above Green's Drug store, opposite
the Court House.
April 10th. ls5S.-ly.
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n q. PONEVOY, AttOrnty ht-LnW,
~. (FtNDLAY, HANCOCK COUNTY. OuTO,)
VIII attend TO all business entrustedto his care.
In collections, fidelity, promptncss and dis.
patch. are the invarable rules OF this Office.
OFFICE-Melodcon Building--up. stairs.
RsvsRnScEs - Hon. l.. u. Campbell, Ohio
Hon. B. =. Wade, Ohio; Gov. Chase, Ohio; 5
o. wilson & Co.. New York; Hon. Thomas Cor
win, Ohio; II. q. Phillips, Dayton, Ohio, and
Others March 10, 1851
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NATURES AssIsFANT.-
IN DIR. Z. d. SOPER, would rcspec fully
announce that he has permanently located III
Pinday, where he will attend to al calls in his
Profession.
sS- Onice In Colt, Jock, formerly occupied
By DR.. Armstrong. -" October H. 1855.
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nR. w. ii. BALDWIN has removed h
H. onics to room over II. Newell's store.
November I, lo3S.-lu.I
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-24
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF IOWA.

The Ottumwa Courier but gives express
sion to words of truthfulness and candor,
and the sentiments Of the great body of the
people of Iowa-when it says the admins
tration of this State by the Repuhli-
can Party, notwithstanding the denuncia-
tons of vindictve and relentless opposi-
ton, has been eminently wise, bcnelicen.,
and economical, n fact which the present
canvass, if it effects nothing more, is most
clearly establishing. 1t is seldom, if ever,
that a party has been able to meet so tri-
umphantly, SO fierce and unscrupulous an
assault as is now being conccrtedly made
upon the Republican party of this State
They show a record that any party might
be proud Of. They meet and repel With en-
tire success every charge made against them.
They show for money expended, good con-
slderaton received to the State; they show
resources enough to meet every liability and
leave $l4,sO5 in the Treasury; they show
that in spite of the hard times, the taxes
for State purposes have been reduced and
are row less per capita, than under Demo.
cratic rule; they show School Fund saved
from peculation and robbery by dishonest
officials; They show institutions an honor
to the State and to the age, built and paid
for they have foste.ed Agriculture, Edu-
cation, and every humane, benevolent, and
useful object calculated to develope the re-
sources of the State, and elevate, enoble and
enligh.en its people.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-24
HON. STEWART GOoDREL1

This gentleman has been placed in nomi-
nation by the Republicans of Polk County,
as their candidate for Representative. From
an intimate personal acquaintance with Mr..
GooDRELL, we cannot but regard his nomi-
nation as one " eminently fit to be made"
aud one which we hope and believe will be
fully endorsed by the Republicans of that
district, ut the October election. Mr.. G. is
one of the oldest settlers Of Iowa, and is
favorably known by all the prominent men
of the State. He represented Washington
County in the first Constitutional Conven-
ton, we believe, and was a member of the
Legislature from that County during that
memorable session, in which Brigadier Cen
eral AUGUSTUS CESAR DODGE attempted to
bride KING, (membcr from Keokuk County,
to support him for the United States Sennte,
but was exposed in his corruption before
accomplishing his purpose Mr.. GooDRELL
took an active part in exposing DopGE's
iniquitous schemes, and, of course. he will
now receive a proper share of the anathe-
mas of the DODGE clique, but we look with
confidence to the justice and integrity of the
Republicans of Polk, and ask them to lay
aside all local issues, that the Democracy
are throwing into the canvass in that county,
for the purpose of distraction and conse-
quent defeat, and triumphantly elect Hon.
STEWART GoopRELL, who will, if elected, co
honor to the County, aad to the party he
represents.
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SCHOOL Fund AGENTS.

The Legislature provided for the appoint
ment Of agentst to examine the accounts of
School Fund Commissioners the work was
carefully done, and the agents made thsi1
reports as provided by law. They showed
. vast amount of mismanagement on the
part of these officers, and their investiga-
tons rescued thousands Of dollars from al
most total loss. The doings OF some OF the
Democratic Commissioners were fully shown
up, and their shameful waste of the School
Monies exposed. 1t is a great pity that an
agent for this County was not appointed, as
by the report of the Grand Jury, such a
course was impera.ively demanded. Had
this been done, no doubt the shrieks OF the
Sham Democracy over the pay allowed BY
the Governor to the agents employed to per-
form this duty would have been wonderfully
increased. They dislike, above all things,
to have their rascalities exposed. This fact,
and this alone, is the reason why the Bugle
deyotes two columns of its last issue to this
subject. But it won't take, just at this time.
Try again, and give Mr.. Esgleston "hist'
for his connection with this School Fund
business while you are about it. Do, and
oblige yours, respectfully, etc., etc.
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STAND TO YOUR GUNS!

To the Republicans of this, and other
counties on "the Slope" we say-Stand
to your guns, and brillian: victory awaits
us. ,fhc honest portion of the Democrats
are DESERVING the sinking ship, by the scores.
They can't stand DODGE or his supporters.
Even the valiant and gifted Col. BABBITr
essays in vain to save his sinking party. 1t
must 90 down. Our friends, then, should
not suffer themselves to be divided by i'm
material issues. We want to carry our
State ticket, and elect every Republican
candidate to the Legislature from the Slope.
And we want, also, to fill all our County
Offices with honest men. All this can be
done, if the Republicans will remain true
to their posts--and vote the Republican
ticket, and the whole of it. No true friend
Of our glorious cause should falter in this
contest-but al. press on to victory. Stand
to YOUR guns
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partizaus have any souls at all, they ought
to have any number Of suoh doctors in their
party,) some pope, who has the consciencs
Of the party in charge-some one, or any
one competent to run the parallels Of ras-
cality-and from the number Of lines men
in that party have run, We know they have
some experienced engineeYs-to explain to
mankind which 10 the meaner man. The one
who with greediDess, will run down starv.
ing, wayworn, fugacious piece OF personal
property, with its tongue leIling with ia.
tigue, who has been we'll christiaDizsd and
enlightened, who feels itself fit for Canada
and Heaven, whose christian judgment in
lodging, and prayers to be let run, and nu-
merous scars attest the degrees he bad at
tanned in the "Divine life" whose fearless
ness o: consequences, great speed and dar-
his enlightened christian mind after trial,
is pleased to call the damnedest outrage tho
mind can conceive of, and take him back
with joyous chuckle to the eternity OF hor-
rors he had periled bis life to avoid-or the
ono who will engage in the "sinner-import-
ing and soul-saying missionary enterprises"
who will bring the brutal African from the
"night of death, !" from the land Of unutter-
able woe, to "build him up in his most holy
faith" in the sanctifed atmosphere of a
southern plantation.
1t occurs to Us that these sharp doctrinal
points, between which the General stands,
ought to be little "molifed with OIL" lest
his fine person come in contact with one or
the other of them, and seriously impair its
efficiency in catching niggers, and the integ-
rity of the tight fitting portion Of his trou-
sers. To our mind it stands thus: The
man who will bring brutal African within
the reign of grace who shall put him in the
way of the life that now is, and that which
is to come, shall suffer the ignominious
death of the gallows. But he who shall
watch and bring back one so sanctifed that
he thinks he can make freedom and heaven
without any more aid from the christian
agency of slavery-he upon whom it has
spent all its christian appliances, and whose
enlightened judgment-about as good as the
Generals in that case-says will not save
him-the dirty hound who shall bring back
the fugitive-the dregs, that the vile, even,
would shun as the decent do polution-the
General would reward with medals and high
offices rs testimonials of superior merit.
Will some sage in Dem ocratic morals af-
ford US course of reasoning, that from the
facts will lead US to less harsh conclusion,
or less glaring absurdity PM. Pleasant
Rep. Neus.
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rCBL1C AN
ADMINS TON

Average rate Of Tax under Democratic rule Is shown
tv dividing 10 4 by g. Two and One -SiNtee nth pei
aunum
Average OF Tax under Republican rule is shown
by dividing ~ by ), One and One half per annum
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-24
BUCHANAN vs.. DOUGLAS.

DOUGLAS patent-right manifesto in favor
Of a kind of diluted Squatter Sovereignty,
is bitterly denounced by the pro- slavery
wing Of the Party. The Constitution, tho
organ Of the President, is out in labored
manifesto, said to be the production of the
President and his Attorney General, BLACK,
against it. In this paper, which expresses
tho views of the administration, the ground
is boldly taken that Slaves may not only
be taken and held in the Territories, but
tina: it is the duty of Congress to pass laws,
protecting and securing TO the Shareholders
their ownership in them. The idea that the
Territorial Legislature has any power to ex-
clude Slavery by" unfriendly legislation"
is vehemcntIy secuted. In other words, II e
BrcuASAS Democracy 80 for Slave Cole
for the Territories
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PINE LUMBER.

TINHEs SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
i fully announce to the citizens Of Pottawattamie
and the adjoining counties, that he has opened
tensive Pine Lumber Yard in Council Bluffs city, and
is in receipt OF lumber regularly and will keep
stantly on hand large and well selected stock Of
PINE LUMBER,
From Ia inch to nchcs also, pine siding and worked
flooring pine shingles and lath SASH blinds DOORS &C.
all Of which We will sep '""- sn- cash. ..I.s
nl-u KELLER s. BENNETT.
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Services at the Congregational Church-Rcv. Or.
HASKELL, Pastoral 10 4 O'Clock A. N. and : u ?.
M.-Sahbath School, conducted on union princples-at
Ok O'Clock in the morning Immediately preceding the
forenoon services. An efficient number Of teachers
will be in attendance, and all families of every name
and denomination, arectionately invited to send
thei. children and come themselves.
Regular weekly Prayer Meeting on Thursday evening,
at early candlelight, in the church Sabbath School
Teachers meeting Friday, at early candelght, at
the house of the Pastor. Female Prayer Meeting
Friday afternoon, at o'clock.
70 The public are respectfully invited to attend.
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c. Fitch, the vile demagogue of Iudi.
anna, is getting up a delegation to the
State Convention strongly committed
against Douglas. The convention will an
point Delegates to the Charleston conyen.
veDtion. The Little Giants chances are
getting mighty slim,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-24

@ WV. II. HOOPER, has been elected
Delegate to Congress, from Utah. There
were $40 votes polled in Salt Lake CITY
and County. DR.. Bernhisel has been laid
Upon the shelf, among the old fossils,
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STATE TA%ES.

Democratic Rule , Lie Mills TO the Dollar
Under Republican Rule l I-2 Mills to the Dollar.
Statement Of tho rate Of per cenum Of state tax lev
led each year the organization the State of
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PRODUCE WANTED.

TNHE underssgnsd. 1t No. 8, Phoenix Block will pay
the nsAest market price, In CASH, for PORK,
Produce 70 sell, viii do well to call and see me before
selling ~ am determined 10 pay higher prices for
Produce generally and Wheat and PORK especially than
any one IN Council Bluffs. Cal and talk about II.
Sept. 24th, 1850. W ROSS AT
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Branch of the State Bank.

Branch of the State Bank.
Notice.
IN accordance with the provisions the Law author
izng the estabi shment of the State Bank Of Iowa.
approved March Goth, 1858. the undersigned having
ISOLATED themselves together for the formation
Council Bluffs Branch of said Bank, hereby
OF their purpose TO books for the Suhscrp
the Capital Stock of said Branch at the Banking House
OF Baldwin Dodge, in the city Of Council Bluffs.
the twenty sixth day Of September. A u. 1859. The
said Books will be kept for two days.
ION the twentysixth and twenty between the
hours OF Ten O'Clock A. NJ and Two O'Clock p NJ. Of
each day, for subscribers.
j. II. WARNER. IT. BALDWIN.
SAM. n. PORTERFlELD. W. c. JAMES.
SAM. H. RIDDLE. G NJ. DODGE.
Council Bluffs, Iowa. August 27th. 1851. MIC
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-24
DODGE PLAYED OUT.

Last Saturday, Kirkwood and Dodge
spoke together for the last time, during this
canvass. The Democratic State Central
Committee, satisfied that every joint discus
sion between the candidates, resulted in the
discontinue Of Gen. Dodge, and loss Of
votes to the entire Democratic Ticket, have
withdrawn the Great Cesar from the po!emc
feld-would not allow him to meet Mr..
Kirkwood on the stump, after the 18th inst
"This coward,y abandonment Of a canvass,
(savs the Ottumwa Courier,) commenced
with so much swagser and braggadoo'o, this
backing down after the grandiloquent de-
claration, on starting out, that the sword
was drawn and the scabbard thrown away,
will be readily understood By the people, to
mean, that Dodge Is beat, that he cannot
sustain himself and his cause in fair debate,
and tina. discretion being the better part OF
valor, what further fighting the valiant
General does, he had better put as great
distance between Mr.. kirkwood and himself
as possible"
r- Gov. Chase of Ohio, said in apee!
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FREE HOMES.

Every Republican member Of the United
States Senate, and also every Republican
Of the House of Representatives, save one,
voted in favor of the Homestead Bill, while
the Democrats, both in the Senate and the
House, voted against it, and finally defeated
it. And yet the Democratic party of Iowa
pretcnds to be in favor of Free Homes, for
the honest settler! Out upon such hypoc-
risy! If in favor of it, why did not Brisa-
der General GEORGE WALLACE JONES vote
for it? Instead Of doing so, he voted NO
when the question came up in the Senate.
And the whole party said No! and killed it..
And now, the people should and will say
NO! to Brigadier General DODGE, and his
hackers! These matters have not and will
mt ko fnrrnttnn
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SHIRIIFI"S SALE.

DY Virtue OF Execution to me directed FROM the Of
ID fee OF the Clerk of the DIstrc; Court of Potawa
tanlie county Iowa shall proceed to sell Saturday,
the Sth uty October A. D. 1859 between the hours Of
10 o'clock A NJ, aud o'clock P N. of said day, in
front the County TrcasHrers office. in the City of
Council Bluffs the following described Re al Estate at
Cornelius NuorhlS, tu-wIt: The uIldlv dei Of the
following Land Commencing 90 Of NW corner OF ST.
Z of Swh section 49, township 70 range 43 " running
s. l2 chains, thence South 80 rs chains. thence
South 6 10 CHAINS thence " $50, thence North 100
chains thence South $40 30 rs chains to Indian creek
thence North 81 80 % chains TO the place Of
containing 100 16-l00 acres Taken the property
Cornelius VoorhIs to satisfy Execution in favor of s
n Portcrheld. S II. CRAIG, SHERIFF
Council Bluffs, Sept 10TH 1859
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-24
THE DIFFERENCE.

Tho great difference between the pro-
slavery Democracy and the Republican
Party, is this. The former assume the po-
sition that Congress has power to pass a
code establishing and protecting Slavery in
the Territories; while the latter insist that
Congress has power to exclude Slavery from
the Territories, and should, on oil proper
occasions, exercise it. Brigadier General
DODGE goes for the Slave Code, with his
party, but Mr.. LAKEWOOD, on the other
hand, is firm advocate of the Republican
doctrine, tina. the " institution" shall for
ever be prohibited within the Territories Of
the Union
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DR.. M'Lane's Liver Pills. Fleming Bros. Pro-

10 This great medicine has supplanted all others
sautary ami speedy, and at the same time perfect
ly safe that il is not surprising it should supecede all
others. Invented by dist nguished physician Of
Virginia, who practiced in region of country in which
Hepatas Liver Complaint, is peculiarly formidable
and common and who had spent years In discovering
the ingredients and proportionins their quantities,
these Pills peculiarly adapted to every form OF the
disease and fail 10 alleviate the most obstinate
of that terrible complaint. They have justly be-
come ce LIBERATED, and the researches Of DR.. M'Lane
have placed his name among the bencfactors of man.
kind No one having symptoms Of this formidable COM
plant should be without these invaluable Pills Have
pain in right side under the edge OF the ribs
which increases with pressureuaable to lie with ease
the left side-with occasional sometimes constant
pain under the shoulder blade, frequently extending
the top Of the shoulder? Rely upon it. that although
the latter pains sometimes taken for Rheumatism
they all arise from diseases Of the Liver and II you
would have relief go instantly and buy box of Dr..
MLanes Liver Pills. prepared only by Fleming Bros.
of Pittsburgh
IL Purchasers will be careful 10 ask for DR..
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE, manufac-
tured by FLEMING BROS. Of PITTSBURGH, PA. All
other vermifuges in comparison are worthless. DR..
MLanc's genuine vermfugc, also his celebrated Liver
Pills, be had at all respectable drug stores.
None qenuiue scithout the signature of
[25I FLEMING BROS.
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THE co-partncrship heretofore existing between tho
L undersigned in the Drug buiness, under the firm
name Of j. d. Honn Co. is this day disso we'd by
tua consent The business OF the late arm will be
tied by j. o. Honn, who will continue the business
the old stand in Hags's Block.
J. D. H0NN.
JAMES PORTERPIELD.
Aug. 81 1Sha nla-4w
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= BBLs. LARD oIL--for sale At IT,.
- r2rl HONN & McCLELANp.
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WHEELER f. WILSON'S
SEWIN Nc
MACHINES,
Have been removed and are now established at ~
Fourth street Ten Buildings, Bushneil's Book
store THESE Incompatible machines are now offered
tgreatly
Reduced Prices!
And are acknowledged throughout christendom to be
the very
B E S T NJ ACHINES
Extant for family use.
Teere are now forty thousand Of them in use. They
the only machines that will answer every purpose.
Every garment can be made on them. and
all those who purchase that with little in
structon all the drudgery Of sewing be done
with.
REASONS WHY THEY ARE SUPERIOR:
LIST. They are much simpler in construction.
I'd. They are much easier kept in order.
Sd. They require much less power to work them.
4th. They have no cumbersome iron work about
them.
9th They make but little noise much less than any
other machine.
9Th. They do double the work with less power and
motion.
7th. They have two useful guages which no other
machines have.
9Th. They have attachment which turns down,
folds and hens (any width) garments.
9th. They have also a binding attachment.
10th. The sewing does not RAvEL.
llth We teach persons work our machine success
fully and warrant them for any reasonable length Of
time, or years.
J. W. MACDONALD, Agt. for the Co.
WANTED.
100, 900 BUSHELS OF WHEAT.
100. 900 BUSHELS OF CORN.
10000 BUSHELS OF OATS.
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CO The Page County Herald says that
tho Republican candidates for Senator and
Representative from that District. according
to reports from various parts of the county,
are likely to sweep everything before them.
If our Republican friends in the Sth Repre-
sentative, and It'll Senatorial Districts, but
work faithfully and earnestly until the day
of election, certain victory will most assur-
edly crown their efforts. Remember that
victory does not always favor heavy batta!-
ions! The people nre with us-bus pains
must be taken to get them to the polls. To
do this, work must be done on the day of
election.
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r< Gov. Chase of Ohio, said in apee! b
in Ohio, that the Priest and the Lesi.e s .ho
passed BY on the other side, leaving 'ne
man who fell among thieves, were "pemo-
cratic non.in:erveptionists."
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TRUSTEES SALE.


WHEREAS J. NJ Palmer. by his deed, dated Aug
w l7th 1855 and recorded by the Recorder of Pot
tawatamIe County, Iowa, in Book H. Page s62 August
3lst 1858, conveyed 10 Milton Hammond VI. d in trust
the following described Real Estate situate ell in the
county Of POttawattamie and State Of Iowa 10 Wit -
Lot No seven ~ in Block six (6) and Lot No. fifteen
(5) in b. OK five 5) in Bavss' LIST Addition of Council
Bluffs, Iowa. which conveyance which was made to
secure he payment Of certain promsso note in said
deed pc le aUdtie>crlbed ed and delivered by
the sand J NJ Palmer to Nathan b. Hammond, dated
August Eth, 1855, due Ten Months after date in the
Two Thousand and Nnety Two dollars and Fifty
cents with interest at the rate Of ten cent
per annum after maturity. And. whereas the SAID
due and unpaid therefore, at the request OF
the huder thereof, l, Milton Hammond, NJ. D., the
trustee ali ve named Will sell the real estate above
described according to the provisions of the Deed of
Trust above named at publ vendue in front "t the
P,rlfc House in Council Blnfs, CoVntv Of Po'awata-
and State of Iowa for Cash to- the highest bidder
Saturday the Sh day Of October, 1859 bcw cen the
hours Of O'Clock A NJ, aud O'Clock. =. NJ of said
day, to satisfy said and costs of and sale
MILTON HAMMOND, N. p.
Dated September 18th 1859. Trustee.