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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-05-14
rur arEST THE TELEGRAPH
OUTSTRIPPED.

The Wisconsin publishes the following
neat imitation of the burden of Geographic
news for some weeks past:
Mr.. Sickles appeared in court to, day, at
precisely twenty minutes and three seconds
past ten O'Clock. The east corner Of his
moustache was ~disarranged.
Mr.. Graham called the attention OF the
court to the fact. He said he thought his
client had not been furnished with a brush
aud comb.
iir. BraIy-A heinous omission on the
mart of the Government. 1t wac character
lst;c. His client had not the necessaries of
lie, This speech fully established MIR. Bra
DIS rrnutatiop as an orator. We but echo
the General sentiment, when We say it was
snIe1did-in fact, meritorious, We might say
snoeyior to ordinary.
MIR. Radcliffe wanted to know what could
he eypected-what would not be expected
from the prosecution, when it was notorious
that they were seeking the defendants life.
Dcputv Sherif-"Mr. Sickles mussed up
his moustache in taking a bite from a piece
of Vir.inia pigtail tobacco" Here, five
LAWYERS for the defence Jumped to their feet
anu addressed the court. They all protest
ed AGAINST the remarks of the officer and
asked the court to commit hint degra-
died. the defendant in the estimation Of the
jury.
Iir. Brady spoke of the distinguished po-
sition Of the defendant, and related an Incl
dent that occurred during defendants boy
hood. Going to show that he, (the defendant
dislikci tobacco.
Slr. Basioli and Mr.. Sickles' father fell
into each others arms, and wept over the
recital with such vehemance that they both
rolled from their seats into the middle OF
the room.
Mr.. Sickles was so overcome as to be IN
able to restrain himself, and was taken oul
doors; when he returned he was wiping his
moustache, and appeared to be much re-
freshed.
Mr.. Brady-Argued seven hours to-day,
on the admission, as evidence, of the signal
string hung from the window by Key.
Mr.. Barioli had, by the end Of the argu-
mcnt, became somewhat composed, but on
the production of the fatal twIne 10 court,
he was again overwhelmed by a Hood OF
tears. and an officer was despatched to buy
him a pickle. uua, sno
tootbed comb out of his pocket, IN court
today, which caused some merrlment;
Mr.: Carlisle Gin an aside)-The gentleman
from Chicago should use bis ''search-war.
rant" to apprehend stragglers at the polls
(nointins at the mans head-laughter.)
va Juror-said he had never been so long
from home before, and he had understood
that his wife was getting unweil. ,
The Court-Resretted it, and would send
an officer to relieve her anxiety.
Mr.. Brady-Ezhibited a lock to the jury.
1t was taken from the house in Fifteenth
street.-The Key of the house was gone,
lie showed the jury an ambrotype of the
back yard; Il tin basin full of mudtrom the
back alley !; a piece Of bar soap and a carpet
bag. -,
It is thought that the case will be closed
up and a verdict returned in time for S!cklcs
20 take his scat in the next Congress.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
ROCKY NEWS.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS.
TNHE DISCOVERY OF RICH AND EXTENSIVE
L Gold Region, III Western Nebra>ka, aud the GER
tainty that a large population Will Immediately enter
upon and settle along the Eastern Slope Of the Rocky
Mountains. renders important and even necessary. that
a Press should he established there without delay, to it,
rucnre and organize the diversified masses. even now
rapidly rushing 10 the soene of enterprise. The charac-
ter I'll Tins new and important region, Will depend much
upon the influence brought to bear upon its early settle
ment: and 10 influence is as powerful to dlssuade irons
disorder, and to organize with order and dignity, As a free
Press. II Is the purpose OF the undersigned, TO proceed
at once to the Mining Region, with a Press. aud issue
the first No. of a Weekly Paper, from some point in or
near the Mining Region, on or about the LIST OF April.
The Paper will he called THE ROCKY
NEWS. The Editorial department will he conducted
with entire independence of all partizan or peouuIary
considerations; and while free from all undue sectional
influences, Will be devoted thoroughly to the Western
Interests, and especially the Central West, Reliable
correspJndents VIII be secured in every important Mi
ming Region and information collected with caro-, as, to
their extent and richness. and also their Agricultural
and commercial Resources. Special attention will be
paid to asceriaiuing the result Of reliable surveys fer
roads through the IN 'uniaIns, and particularly to the
Main Central Trunk # a Pacific Railroad. Ii word.
all that VIII be uhefni 10 the stranger in forming a cor
rect estimate Of the Mimi Region and its prospects;
'liher for Mining, Farming, OF Trading. will he faith
fully communicated IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS
Al the same time. private arrangements will be male
until the Mail or Express Is regularly established. to
obtain tie earliest Eastern News for the Miners. We
hope ny r'niuctinE the paper honestly and fairly. to CD
tain Tor It a wide circulation in all the Eastern States.
as well as at the Mines. and by carefully seeking correct
Information. render or starcments perfect, reIIahle.
Wholesale tf'.cirs. AEcnt>: &c. Wishing To deal with
The mining ltll"H VII mi IT." their interest :" adver-
tI>e IN THE MOUNTAIN NEWS as being the drst
newspaper established it will be read by all the Miners.
TERMS Single copy, one year. IS. SCOPES one
year. $50 Strictly n aivaGce.
Advertisements VII Ice charged as follows:
! Square. 5 m"nih>. SO. 6m0uths, SIG, l year, $40
l Column 3 months. SO. 6 months 500. l year $3.50
/ Column 3 months, $40. 8 mouths, $50. lyear 500
= Column ) months, S25. 6 months. $40. ! year $50
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DR.. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
V PILLS.,

WE beg leave to call the atten-
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. MIane's Celebrated
Vermi1uge 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 the
human system. 1t has also ben
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS.,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all BILIOUS DERANCEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, fa
P.S. Dealers and Physicians ordering frn eI,
than Fleming Bros, will do well to write Their IT,
distinctly, and take non, but DR.. NLdnes. rrfpan"@
Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh, IA. To those wishing ~
them a trial. We will Gr~srd per mail. post pad - m
part Of the United States one box Of FHis r. fr
threecent postage stamps, or one vial OF 'e'nnss INST
fourteen threecent stamps. All orders from tsa~@
DO accompanied by twenty cents extra
F. GEESAMAN S co..
at Council Bluffs, sole AgF"tslo' ssS
Iowd and Nebraska.
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TO RENT.

THE ROOM IN THE PACIFIC HOUSE, NOW
/ occupied hy HEM. WILLIAMS L Co, as
Banking House. Possession given soon. Apply TO
s. S. BAYLiSS.
cnrncil ElnTs- August IA. laSs-v2nI6u
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EAT&EXPEDITIOUS

JOB PRINTING, are not surpassed in the State
The materials are all entirely new, comprising all the
later and most approved styles of Tyre, Border, Rules,
&c, together with two Porer JOB Presses, of the best
mination of the subscribers that all work executed at
this establishment, shall be distinguished by the fea-
lures necessary to constitute it nOaparel-namcly,
and ~ned'neSs. OGr personal supcrintcnd-
ance in job Printing, guarantees the faithful perform
rance to all, that our long experience aud unsurpassed
facilities, will enable us to execute all orders entrusted
to me, in a manner never before attempted in this city,
nor surpassed in the State.
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millinery & Dress Making.

, IRIS. DAVY HAVING FROM BAN
Nj CROFT to Lower Broadway, nearly opposite MI.
Parks Lumber Yard, continues TO ttedn' f'esS' An.
""r iOct. iG-vGn2o-L
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To Old COuntrymen!

WE II DRAWING DIRElT on ENG
w LAND. IRELAND, Scotland, and all other parts Of
Continental Europe. We also Issue passage tickets
from Liverpool, Hamburg, Antwerp, Bremen and Havre
to New York. IT.. MI W,
voon2 Broadway, Council Bluff S, Iowa.
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BOOKKEEPING g. ACCOUNTS

Adapted Ia every department of Trade, Commerce and
Manufacturers -rolHprChcntIng the best forms in Use
among the most eminent establishments, CngAgcd iuIi-
viduaiiy or in partnership, in business, whether pros
porous or adverse IN the purchase and sale of IUcrcian-
die at Wholesale and letail, importing and cxIprtIug.
on heir account, On commission or On JOINT speculation.
Including s}ccuiatipns in Stocks, Real Estate. Nc. with
JDbtIng, Shipping. Mining, MaUUIa, turing, p int ing and
publishing, Hotel and Steamboat. Railroad, Blinking
and Exchange and Books of joint Stock and Char
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5000 Acres
farming land, suitable for
C0lonv.

all being in one body, in the forks Of the wes, u.
naDotany River. This land lies in sections 4 4 q .nsu
~ X ~ IN Pottawattamie county; and in se.a,su
49, lie, rs, 27, 2S, %, 81, 80, 81. and u. r "a p ~
IN Sheiby county, | mile north Of Cuisinger,s nil -
ncwtcwn) . miles south Of the location Of the N I " v
X X : miles north Of the new State Road u be- ~
ANA 30 miles from Council Bluns. About 4 Of h =
bottom, and 4 sI0pe and upland, with a s~uapciency =,
timber, w~ell-watsred, mulatto soil and all srahIs e
the exception Of some so acres. VI"
This land is deserving the attention o, those sss,;,-
a settlement for a Colony, and will be only sold in >
0'I'' ieHS Easy l~T2-nl3ul
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The Only Full Course NerCan.
tile COi!Cge i'm Iowa.

II is III" DESIGN Of the rr"l3i"t"rS e: these Colleges.
to .rarcu n Ia'nr or expects" in m,Ein: these model in
StItutI"r>, dhOrdinG the most adequate facilities for
y"nHE men to qualify themselves prICtlrally for rcSpon-
sIbl" pu>itInu~ III ltr.
Tic course of abstraction is a, thrroWrh and conpletc-
ly practical As that ct Say similar Institution IN the
tMIAQ.- LmIL.-ISin- -L.LL.I n. and uLlnLLral GXnrLL.n.Ll
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

How TO TELL NORTHERN DExocRAr.-MR GREE
LEYs REcE1pr.-In the yearly proclamation of Hor-
ace Greeley through the New York Tribune Of the
10Th ult, on the eve of the State Election to the
"Men and Brethren" of the Black Republican Par
ty, he gives receipt for distinguishing Northern
Democrat The reader will find it in the extract
published below, and we beg him to notice particu-
lary how Mr.. Greeley says you can tell Northern
democrat sin q moment!"
1.-THE infamous use made of Old Brown and his
raid by the Pro-slayery politicians and Press ought
to bring whatever Of intelligent honesty and fairness
remains in the Democratic ranks over to our side
Thousands of voters have hitherto been repealed
from our cause by the cry-"O, neither party is
really AntiSlavery and each is as bad as the other"
1t needs only at this crisis that we should open his
eyes and he must realize that this is error. You
can tell mans politics in moment by simply say
ing to him "O!d Brown" A Democrat in the party
sense is one who regards Human Slavery as right
wise and benefcient and strives to strengthen and
extend its power. Whoever regards it in differ
ent, an opposite light is substantially Republican
We are Tariff and antTariff, Pacific Railroad and
anti-Ralroad but Slavery is the Aaron's rod that
swallows up every other public question" ''"
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500 REWARD.
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.

Proclamation by his Exceilency JOHN w.
ELLIS, Governor of North. Carolina.
wv EREAS, 1T HAS BEEN REPRESENTED TO
W me. that EPHRAIM, a slave, the property of John
Phifer Esq of the county of Lincoln, stands charged
with the murder Of ELLICK also slave the property Of
John Butts Esq., of the county aforesaid and that the said
Ephram is fugitive from justice and bath escaped be-
yond the limits of the State:
Now therefore, to the end that the said Ephram may be
arrested and brought to trial for his said offence do issue
this proclamation offering reward of 800 for his up.
Prehension and delivery to The Sheriff of the County Of
Lincoln.
Given under my hand and attested by the Great
- Seal of the State Done at the City of Raleigh this
the I'd day of December A. D., 1858.
JOHN W. ELLIS.
By the Governor.
GRAHAM Dawes, Private Secretary.
DESCRIPTION:
Ephram is about feet inches in height rather snare
made weighs 1850 TO lbs carries himself erect and 10
very black he slave, the property of John F. Pher,
Esq, of Lincolnton.
49-wlt&sw2t
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Meeting in Smithfield.

understand thata large and enthusiastic meeting
of the citizens of Smithfed, Johnston County, was
held on Friday night last, at which a military Com
pany was formed numbering about one hundred
DR.. Tefair was elected Captain, and Col. Morning
first Lieutcnant-both old and highly respectable
citizens The meeting was addressed by Drs. Tel
fair and Beckwth andby Messrs. Morning, Eldridge,
Smith, Waddell and Abel. The most united and
determined spirit was manifested to maintain the
rights Of North Carolina.
On Friday night free negro named Boley Bass,
was whipped at Smithfeld for expressing abolition
sentiments. He was whipped well, and then order
ed to leave.
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B EFT III L ACADEMY.
PERSON COUNTY, n. q.
Rev. T. j. HORNER. Princ;Dal.

HeV' l. D. HVhNCh F7THcpd.
VTNHIS SCHOOL, LOCATED IN PLEASANT AND
l. healthy neighborhood in Perst county, fourteen
miles south of South Boston, directly the stage line
tween Hlsboro and South Boston, will commerce. its first
session on the second MONDAY in January, under the
charge OF Rev. T. j. HoRNER who has been successfully
Those having sons wards to educate would do we'll to
consider the advantages Of this school, Boys will be tho
roughly prepared for College, under experienced and
skul teacher and. placed in this community, they will
be removed from oil temptations to vice and immortality
The charge for tuition SIS and $2O per session. Board
be obtained in families convenient to the Academy at
s. per month
For further particulars address the Principal or either Of
the Trustees, at Woodsdale, Person county, N. C.
Rev. J. E. MONTAGUE,)
]. F. NEAL, 1.
D. A. HARRIS, 1TuSseeS'
W. H. LAWSON,
December &, 1859. 49-wA
az Raleigh Register, Biblical Recorder, N. c. Advo-
cate and Spirit of the Age copy weekly four times and send
bills to this office
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

Arrioal of Mrs. 10. Broom at Gharlestoun-Inter-
UieD with her Husband Etc.
CHARLEsTowN Va, Dec. 1.-8,4 5 P. My per-
mission of the State authorities the wife of John
Brown arrived here this afternoon in carriage from
Harper's Ferry, escorted by mounted troops. Every
attention was accorded her consistent with the
spect of Virginians for the character of woman,
however unfortunate. The troops formed in hol-
low square in front of the Jail when she alighted-
The interview of the husband and wife took place
in the presence of the sheriff An embrace, q kiss,
but no tear was shed. She returned under escort
to Harper's Ferry this evening, at o'clock where
she will await the reception Of the body of her hus-
band tomorrow.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

AN ABoLrTIoNIsT ARRESTED IN ORANGE-We learn
from friend that man who says his name is John
D. Williams, has been arrested and confined in
Hillsborough Jail, on a charge of tampering with
slaves. He is about twenty-five years of age, and
is travelling as book agent He was twice betray-
ed by slaves, to whom he communicated his abol-
ton sentiments. He was still in Jail on the 3D.
We would not be surprised to hear that he has been
lynched He no doubt will be, if he should not
leave as soon as he is turned out of Jail.
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Execution of John Brown.

On Friday last the traitor and murderer, John
Brown, suffered the extreme penalty Of the law for
his crimes.
Mr. Wilson reached home Monday morning,
and has given an account of the execution in todays
a.Standard.
The sympathy throughout the free States for
Brown is profound This feeling no doubt pervades
all classes more or less but demonstrations have
been made only as a general thing by the ultra
abolitionsts One hundred minute guns were fred
at Albany; meeting was held at Syracuse, and
sixty-three minute guns fred, corresponding in
number to Browns age; there was meeting in
fremont Temple, Boston-prayers in Philadelphia,
and prayers and tollng of bells at various points
throughout New England
The two Houses of the Legislature Of Massachu-
sets exhibited their good sense by refusing to ad-
journ on the I'd on account of Browns execution.
The vote in the Senate was to adjourn, and II
against; in the House to adjourn, and al against
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

Corservatice Mooement in Boston-Union and con-
stitution Meeting to be held in Faneuil Hall to
rebuke domestic treason
BosroN, Dec. 2, 1s59.-There is to be he'd q
Union and Constitution meeting to rebuke domestic
treason and avow new fealty to the public at Faneu
Hall next week. The prelminaries are arranged
and call will be issued in the Courier tomorrow
morning, signed by Hon. Edward Everett, Jas. w.
Page, Franklin Haven, Franklin Skinner, George
Lunt, Henry j. Gardiner, and others. 1t is under
stood the venerable Ex-Governor Lincoln, of Wor-
cestor, will preside. Mr.. Everett General Cushing
exPresident Pierce, Geo. S. billiard and other dis
tinguishished men, will speak.
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The Council of State.

The Council of State assembled in this City on
the 9th, to appoint Judge Of the Supreme Court
in place of Hon. Thomas Rufin, ST., resigned.
A number of worthy names have been mentioned
in connection with this appointment but we have
deemed it our duty not to discuss the subject in
our columns We have full confidence that the
Governor and Council will make good selection
one that will meet the approval of the Bar and of
the people generally.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

HIGH PRICES FOR NEGRoEs.-At sale of negro
property last week. in Davic County, says the Char
another $780, and girl sixteen years old s.. 400.
They were bought by traders. At a sale of slaves
in Mecklenburg County, Va, few days since
twelve, including three infants, one Albino, two in
FIRM and ages ranging from to 80, brought $l1,-
4S5
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

DECEMBER 2, 1885,
TURPENTINE-Sales yesterday afternoon of only rs
bbls and this morning 200 do at 81 G5 for yellow Dip
Il ~ for virgin. and 81 IS for hard per $50 u.s.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Salcs yesterday of 200 bbs.
at 4" cents and 81 do exa bbls at Al cents per gal
lon. No sales this morning.
ROSIN-4OO bbs. low No sold yesterday at 81 IS per
barrel
TARAdvanced 10 cents on yesterday, and 1875 barrels
changed hands at 81 60 per Dbl.
CORN-About 5,7a5 bushels have been received since
Yesterdays report Of which 100 sold private terms -
the balance came to dealers.
FLOUR-Has declined. and 20 bbls. sold this morning
at = 81 for superfiLe.- Journal.
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TIL e M A II X E + ..
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

DECEMBER 8, 1889.
COTTON-There has been considerable quantity arriv-
ing this week. and prices have steadily declined sales
made Wednesday at nsc, ranging since then down to
lo1salOc. on Friday for best grades.
FOURThe receipts during this week have been large
and prices have declined 95 cents per barrel al
day and Wednesday at IS 81, and ranging Thursday
down to Is 49, and sales reported to have been
made at lower figures but market closing Friday at
Is 35G15 AZ for Super
SPTS. TURPT.- There has been but little done this
week, sales on Friday at 81 u cents
PORK-Saes small lot from carts at e@9c-Caroinian
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The American Pump.

At the late State Fair in this City, the above
Pump took the premium One of them was placed
in well Of 26 feet, upon the Fair grounds, and was
used with and without hose, both for raising and
throwing water. 1t is double acting force Pump
simple, cheap and durable, and met the appreciation
of all who examined it. James M. Edney, of New
York, is sole proprietor, of whom full particulars
may be obtained.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

ORANGE CouNTY.-We are requested to give no.
tice that the Democracy of Orange County will
hold meeting on the 18th instant, being the Tues
DAY of Special Court to appoint delegates to the
State and District Conventions. A full attendance
is desired ....
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

tY We received on Saturday evening, from our
enterprising friends of the Wilmington Journal, a
Geographic account Of the execution of John Brown,
at the same time we received similar account in
the Petersburg and Richmond papers. The Journ-
al deserves credit for its enterprise.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

.W" Our little City is favored this week with a
number of visitors. The Grand Lodge of Masons
met on Monday night; the Council of State met
Tuesday at tho Executive Office; and the Grand
Division Of the Sons Of Temperance wilt assemble
TODAY
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

LEGISLATURE OF V.RGNrA.-The Legislature of
Virginia assembled on Monday last The old officers
were reelected. The message of Gov. Wise is said
to be lengthy and very able document
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

DIRECT TRADE WITH EuRoPE-The merchants of
Richmond Va, have determined to open direct
trade with Europe A company for this purpose
has been formed, with capital of $4,000.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-07

- The last number of the Salisbury Banner
and the two last numbers of the Western Sentinel
were not received at this Office.