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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-21
COryell Il JeniSOn
DR. Y GOODS.

Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Crockery and Hard
ware, ever before offered in this citv, to which
they invite the attention OF all concerned.
Knowing that MONEY Is tie great 'efer or Ea-
man a-''oHS, and that people tiiuA more Of their
''dimes' than they 10 Of ANYTHING else. and that
The great absorbing question j., ''Where can 1
trade the cheapest, and thereby save the most
money > We answer In as few words Is possible.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-21
w AT CHI e S
JeWelV,Go|d &Si|VeT Watches,&c,

Having purchased my Stock en-
tirely in the Eastern mlit,t ...l Cor cash. HAT
ter myself that can seH r.u..lr Jcwciry ~
cheap a. suy establishment Nr-t az the city Of
New York ! deal H. home ltut tbc
Choicest I.or''..s at ,a7 Iypro"ld Sfpl,s
Having had bong ,,prIi-uc. a thr business,
ana thus culilsi l1 purchase tsc ogNrINE ar
ticlc, and consequently non, other are offered At
my counter. knowing lhai ] can sell q better
article Tor "a less price than any other establish
ment IN the city of Lau-in~,l invite an who visit
90 invest iH my line, 90 give mc a cal before pur-
chasing elsewhere. RoHemher' y. +. RATH.
one door South OF C"-yell a Lrui-on, Washing
ton Avenue City o. Lansing.
keep a first class workman, AMI - who can
not hc bratcn ar watch repairing Inv work
man IN the country. His work j. warranted To-
be- superior 10 that OF any other ever employed
in Lansing. - Matches and Clocks repaired
and Warranted. ID. Il. RtTu.
t.fg of IIts.ag. Ndg l., l~5a.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-21
KENNEDYs INDICATED sEGARs

AID TOBACCO. wa pay -allsy of 5000 10
$500 Per year, payable monthly. For amp'e
and fuli particulars address
kRi GER < PRESTON. TouaccoAis's,
5X2li - William street. N-s York.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-21

THE SUBSCRIBERS WISH
,DCOO. to employ an actire reliable man
Ia every county, - travel aat jl.e orders by
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-21

'siil'n NNiJhcf a. W." stt. 81 5t.rt.
in and for the 81 Of Connecticut
-Holu and subscribed fore me, at Hartford = "a.
COMFY and state, this twenty fourth DAY o May ! -
$50. GEORGE :. GILMAN. Notary ruIrr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-21
Take them and Live!Y
= Neglect them and Di.- a>

>',-NN SAtAS ,nsrEN llrrs
AND Nh STRENGTHENING PisSrxRs-
1EIS-fhese UNSURPASSED rr,s
oics have. by common consent 90
mankind, been placed q, the had
~ al similar preparations. Her
rieA : Vegetable liils. IN universal
g.s,.Esss, safety and certainty m
The cure 81 the various diseases 81
msu. excel al Others. and ,he;-
>s'e nnques;ion2hiy is treble that
4, an o,h1r kinds. Ia fuu Gas,.
,'hey are active Csshartie. IN
smaller doses 4gr.ic. ana cleans n,
N al ElioaS Complaints, 81
-'ieadScle- LIVER Diseases. Kidney
{ era ~ slsn;s, stomach ms,I.
Ter, AMI skin Affections. They
are a. II by H.arc. Ti..ss
us are purely ucc,frJs,. canl.
aAen ai any time ~ oji o. ;s,.-
anhout change ia employment -
rt N,rrTg Is o c,,,c ueJic.r,
ben properly used. but ~hen
compounded in a , sLiior uuiver>si
Fl, D.; a.>'@t .t.srH. 81 hgutt>
- Sugar Coated PITS have newt
>00e uoGth aal a-hln. ant,
Therefore. persons iu Naut at =
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-21
Fire Insurance Exclusively
: -~-'- tie principal Cite. and ToF1s in tie O.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
$IiGriff~ Sale.

APP -eta-. e-eir-1 N Policies isrl~i = O. f.a-us
ESQ A. Armstrong, Agent,
= .sl-la- L.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18

t u, .'l>1N'- a>o % b"e!'!n5 t1ouSeS,
r,rpla,;on. G'o,l. yotprs I'G00. niI;t;-
/ ,:!Jg. In proved land, 80 ,05S. Acres Of
corn, S:2233 bushels harvested, 1928.
NApA"'L 10y c4!InoS' -1t-v h'"IeS, o'+,o'
r4S. m;,;,ia , o-5' c-as ;1n,rove1 qS
O4S. Acres Of corn, 24,4O9; bushels Lar
yesteds 552,9y1.
=. , ,IEToN:-D"G;an.;Hss' @'lSl males -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18

Having exposed from time to tlmo, the
fallacious and Fictitious reasoning of the
WintCgsett MdGiSonidn, respecting the
Cherry Creek Gold Mines, and the editors
of that sheet, feeling themselves driven TO
the waI!-the wind completely knocked out
Of their sensation artic.es-como back at
us, with the only argument at present per-
mea,ing their added brains--yituperation.
Unable to pick the least flaw in our state
mcns, or to show their falsity in the least
rnrticular, they content themselves with ac-
cusing us, in general terms, of " malicious
ly lying" and Of being guilty Of an g act too
mean and disgraccful to receive even no.
ucc." Not only that, but the Nonparctl is
imprcgnatcd with meanness," and is "a
sheet so low rs to be made the willing tool
of the most stupendoW humbus from which
our country has ever suifered.' To al Of
which, we suppose, Mr.. S. S. CRANDALL, and
"tcn Of the best citizens Of Madison Coun-
tv' say amen We care not to apply OPP
probrious epithets to the Madisouida-we
leave that field of editorial ethics to the I'm.
disputed possession of our Wintersett CO.
temporary, but we give them due notice,
that if they prove Pixies Peak humbag,
they are smarter men than they have been
given credit for. Sharpen your wits and pro-
cure a gross of steel pens, for it is long
lana that has no turn" To the great dis
comfit of papers of that kidney, and Of weak
kuced mankind Of the CRASDALL ilk, the
Cherry Greek Cold Mines riN yet turn
ont 70 be the richest Mines erer get d'scor-
cred! Mark that and hOrrl, II you feel
Ills II
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18

Since our last, there has been two arrivals
Of steamships from Liverpool, bringing
dates to the LIST inst. The news is not Of q
very important characs<, being in the main
only different versions of the sklrmlsh at
Monticello. There has been no decisive
battle between the main armies, though 4
despatch from Vienna, says that on the 2lst
ult. u 900 Of the Allies attacked 5000 Aus
trians at Vercclli. The latter rctrcatcd,
fighting, to Oricn&o, where they were rein
forced by two brigadcs, and were then sue
cCssful in putting the Allies to flight. The
position Of things in the old country, por-
tend JIo oiy struggle At no distant day, and
We shall not be surprised, if the next st"aln-
er from Europe brings accounts Of Il terrible
encounter between the contenIing forces
Though We regard the impending war pref
tv much as the woman did the Gght between
her husband aud the bear, we cannot hut
await with anxiety the issue of the desperate
game now being played upon the chess
Loard Of the old world by its Kings and Po-
tentateS.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18
FRANK STREET, Secretary.
Flte but True.

The keosauqua Republican, speaking of
the proclamation Of the President ordering
the lands into market in this State, says,
truly, that s'rcccnt administrations have
brought the lands into market rather too
rapidly. They seem to have consulted the
interest of spectators more than the good
of the settlers or the good of the country
generally. If our Presidents could be in
duced to take trip occasionally through
the West, and to the outskirts of civilization
and observe the effects Of their policy in this
respect, they might possibly be Influenced to
change it. For some years back, land has
been brought into market faster than there
has been demand for i. The consequence
is, large bodies, embracing the very best soil
and timber, get into the hands of non-resi-
dent SPECTATORS, whc hold On to it, to the
great detrsmcnt Of the country. Better give
the Land away to those that wish to cultivate
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18
EepHhlican Convention.

On Wednesday, the lj;h 1ly Of May,
1859, meeting of the Republicans Of Pot
wattamic County, was held at the office of
Frank Street, for the purpose Of appointing
elegatos to the State ConT ention, which
meets at Des Moines, on the pa inst. On
motion, d. B. CLARK, was appointed
Chairman, and FRANK STREET, appointed
Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. BALDWIN, ". W.
MAYNARD, was appointed one of the dele
gates, and on motion of Mr.. TREYNoR,
c. +. STONE, was appointed a delegate to
said Conv enton. r. L. DorGLAs, and 7.
II. BENTON, were appointed alternates,
FRANK STREET, MARSHALL TrRLEY, T. ?.
TREvNoR, JOuN S. Goss and EZRA BAKER.
were appointed Central Committee for
the ensuing year.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
u. B. CLARK, Chairman.
ERlSE STPErT Socref1rU
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18

For few days days past, the columns Of
the St. Joseph Gasette, have been employed
by certain parties, Us vehicle for the dis
cussion of their pet theories relative to the
trade of the Missouri River. One party
contending that the merchants and business
men of St. Joseph and the "towns and
cities above" should throw all their bust
ness into the lap Of the Hannibal and St.
Joseph Railroad and the Railroad boats;
to which the other party objects, and con-
tends for "fair play''-denies that the ex-
tension of the St. Louis line of boats to this
"upper country" was owing to any hos
tility to the people Of St. Joseph, but sim
ply for the purpose Of competing with the
Railroad-charges the Railroad with having
invited this competition, which is alike ru-
nous to both the road and the boats-asks
what there is, sin this struggle between the
boats and the road calculated to enlist the
sympathies Of the people Of St. Joseph for
either party,''-and closes by saying that
SIT is simply question Of which shall DO
the business, and whichever party can DO It
the cheapest will do it,
To which with a good show of reason,
the Railroad party very truthfully and
neutrality-suspicious. the great coun-
try above US, the many towns which border
the river up to Omaha, were asking for
regular and reliable communication with
our markets, they remained deaf to their
calls, and only went above when they were
certain it ,rould pay; but the Railroad
Company established regular packet lines
at venture, and with the laudaOle purpose
of giving the upper country an expeditions
and convenient outlet. As the business Is
increasing, and the enterprise is beginning
to be remunerative, the boats want to come
in for this ''interest." ask, would it be
right to give the river line the business when
the Railroad has built it up? The Railroad
first established the line, first accommoda
the trade and travel, and should be first
patronized.'
While we do not wish to take sides with
either party, in this controversy, we must
say, that if any party or parties have any
claim to the patronage Of this supper eoun-
try" the II. & St. 10. R. R. company stands
first on the list. While we are not insensi
bic to the incalculab!e advantages that will
accrue to us from daily river COM
munication with ST. Louis, in justice we are
bound to acknowledge that we arc in great
degree indebted to the II. 4 St. 10. r. r.
company, for the same. We can say with
the writer in the Gazette that the Eallroa
first reduced the cost of Sportatlon-tlrst
accommodated the upper country with
regular and reliable packet line-and is Ger
tainly deserving well of US therefor. In
view Of these facts, there would seem to be
policy in first "tdroring those who first ia
yorod u.s.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18
4 Pixies Peak Movement nj Ouabo.

The Racine JoUrna5 learns from gen
tleman just from Pixies Peak, that a
printing office at Omaha, whose propretors
had been active in helping on the swindle,
was demolished and thrown into the river
by the cnroged and dolulcd emjgrants who
had just returned from the West.''
We would inform the Chicago Press &
Tribune and through it, the Racine Owls. J
Journal, that the "Gentleman just returned
from Pixies Peak who gave out the above
bit of information, has never been sufficient
ly educated in the schoo! Of veracity. The
above item contains not n grain of truth.
Will our Chicago contemporary please make
q note Of this.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18

DENVER CITY, June Cd, $50.
The excitement about the Gregory dr.
gIngs is still on the Increase. AntI,ntic
information has been received here to. d,y
of the striking Of still richer leads bv =
prospecting party conducted by Mr.. Gre%o-
ry, and the sale Of the. lttel's claim on Tho
original Gregory lead for not less tban
twenty one thousand dollars to q party If
four, to whom three, VIZ Amos Gyiilcv.
+. &. Henderson, from Cass County. Ind.
and VIM. Allen from Fulton county ILL.,.
are known. The brothers Defrees, who
also had two claims on the Gregory lead
sold their interest for 81 800 and S7vOo 90
One Of the Zeigier brothers sold calm.
which he had bought week previous for
S5p; foc $4,000. y number of other sales
OF less magnitude are also reported. Mar
shall Cook, Of Doniphnn, boug ht claim Of
Gregory for $500, and Samuel j. Jones, a
well known railroad contractor: two Of
another individual for three mules and $600
cash respectively.
che exodus to the aiggings is daily ex.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18
Kansas Election.

The Civilizations Of the Democratic press
over the result, Of the late election, were
premature. 1t was clear waste Of thun-
der, us the latest news from Kansas fully
demonstrates. s. far from having large
majority' of delegates to the c0ns:;;u:ion-
al Convention, it turns out that the d mo
Gratis are actually in the minority, by at
least six votes. Kansas is Republican be-
You'd doubt. Here is the reported po!I;,-
cal complexion Of the Constitutional Con-
vention, about to meet :-Repub..cans, 90;
Democrats, 90; Doubtful, 3.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18
Petition for Divorce.

Cinderella II. Car0thers,
Charles Carothers.
To Charles Carothers
SIR You are hereby notified that there is NOV on
ME In the Office Ct the Clerk the District Court Of
Potawattamie County, In the State Of Iowa pet,tion
OF Cinderella II. CarOthers, claiming OF you divorce
from the bonds OF marInlony, the grounds Of
deserton without reasonable excuse, for more than
TWO years, and that unless appear and answer said
petition On OF before the morning the second day Of
he August term OF the District Court Of said County to
be begun and held in the City of Council Bluff. on no
hrst Monday III August 1853 decree will be entered
against you IN accordance with the prayer Of the ueti
TONER.
FRANK STREET, ATTY. for PIGinttF.
The original notice in the above entitled cause vro
been returned mot found, by the Sher!r Puttawatta-
!Ie county ana beng satisfied that the pIainlif has
E'G cause u action subsistlng AGAINST the defendant
herety order (on the request Of the plaintiffs Attorney
that The "reg Ing notice be published four week, SUI
cessIVey IL the Council Bluffs NOupGrelL
JOHN II. SHERMAN.
j "he' 10 1893. CO4Hty u ICE.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18
A Nut For LAWYERS.

We see it stated that Cincinnati tax payer
objects to being assessed upon side-hill prop
erty, on the ground that it is not real estate
in the meaning of the law. lie claims that
tits movable property, as during the recent
rain, come half an acre or less made its way
into the river, and contends that if mort
gage!wi!l not hold it, the site-hill should not
taxed.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18

from 30 counties They show an increase
of 40 per cent. in tho population of Iowa
since 1856. This increase will surprise those
who have supposed that the emigration to
Iowa had ceased. The exhibit will hold
good throughout the remaining 60 counties.
1t speaks well for the progress of Iowa, I'M
der one of the severest financial pressures
ever experienced by the country. Relieved
of this financial incubus, our State will en-
Joy degree of prosperity, and exhibit an
increase in population, far IN advance of
anything shown by the census Just taken.
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Still. LATTER.
.VTL ING IVIF tEIVs u II TITIIt
ENCOURAGING FROM THE MINES.

Rich Diggings discorered-A..lorge amount
Of Dust obtained- The Character Of the
Mines General Ne,rs Items.
DENVER CITY, June |, 1859.
From tho tenor Of my former letters your
readers must have learned that the SUBJ
stance of my communications consists of
facts, which to state correctly, without tho
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18

SEcriT,S Sale,

DY virtue of Execution to me directed from tne
ID Once Of the Clerk of the District Court OF row"
wattamle County, Iowa. shall proceed to sell GA ~
urday, the 2nd day Of July A. D. 1859, oei"een asy
hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ Of saiu |
in front OF the County Treasurer's Office In the ca!
Council Bluffs, the following described real estate
j. b. stutsman, to wit Southeast Of section u 20
ship IA Range 40 taken the property J. b. Stutsn
SIN CRAIG, sAsr!9'
Council Bluffs, Iowa, May 2Sth, 1859.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18


Thomas SprOuI.
Gents You are hereby notified that there is now on
ME IN the once OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Cass County, State Of Iowa. petition of A. J Scott
Claiming OF you the sum of four hundred dollars with
SIX per cent. interest," from the FIRST OF February 1859
as money due MIN On prOmlsS0ry noto given by you 20
Eph CARR dated October s. 1857 and due Fehrua-
ry LIST, ISo3 tor the 0; hundred dollars aud
which has been assigned to paintif. Now unless you
appear ana answer thereto before the morning Of
the second da Of the next of the District Court
Cdss County, Iowa TO be begun and holden In and for
saH county at Lewis. on the last Monday July 1859
ana make deiehce to said claim judgment will be rem
cered against you for the above amount with interest
and costs OF SUIT You hereby notified that writ
OF attachment has been issued against your property in
Inns case. A. Y SCOTT, PLAINTIFF.
April 7, 1859. ByH TEMpIE his Az,
State Of lows
Cass County.
The foregoing original notice having
been returned by the Sheriff Of Cass County mot found
and 1t appearing that cause OF action exists against
defendants, hereby order lat the request Of the plain
I'M that said notice be published four weeks success
siveiy in the Council Bluffs NonpareiI
Z. W. HENDERSON, District CLERK
pr L. W ROSS, Dep.
June 18th 1859
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18

The St. Joseph Gazette Of the l4th
understands that voluminous correspon'
drrce from HORACE GREELEY, who IS no"
ut Denver and the mines, passed through
St. Joseph the day before by Express, so
that wa shall soon know what the Nestor
of tho n. Y. press thinks Of our western
cold fields.
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June It'll, 1859.


state OF Iowa,
Pottaw attame County, SIS. To Horace TarboN,
SlR:-Yu are hereby notified that there Is DO" W
- file in the Ufce Of the Clerk of the pistic' tout
PottaWattsmie County in The State OF Iowa Pc.
Of Aberdeen Malet, claiming of the Foreclosure
Mortgage on the South L of the Sc i and the SL
the SW Of section No 6. f6) in Township Ne Se'e
four. (7i) Of Range No Forty-hree, i3l west IL
tawattamle County and State Of Iowa, when you -
the said Aberdeen Maslet, the 10th day OF April
to secure the payment of three promissory notes az s
ted April 10TH 1851 calling for two hahaleu snr
twenty dollars, payable year from its date QUE ~
four hundred and forty dollars, due and payable
her LIST, 1858 and one for four hundred and forty % III
due and payable the LIST day Of September, 1877
with interest at the rate Of ten per cent per sihU
that unless You appear and said petition o
before the morning of the second day OF the Ans
term OF the District Court Of SAID County 70 DC
and held in the City of Council Bluffs on the nfst A
day III August, 1859, SAID Mortgage will be f"r'S
ANA Judgment rendered against you for the amount ''
III claimed. ,g
STONE & GULlCK, Atty. for Pd'"'v
The State Of Iowa,
Potawattamte County. 49,,
The foregoing original notice having been retnfheIy
the SHERIFF. Pottawattamie County, mot founal ga.
appearing that cause Of action exists against
fendent, hereby order ION request the plaintinJ
said notice be published four weeks successlveiy IN Wv
Council Bluffs NoHpGreii. ,
C. P. KELLOGG, Clerk Of said Count
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-18

Nay "e Meier rant friend or a bottle 10 qire
MN was once favorite sentiment among the devotees
Of Bhech"'' while they mbiblng liquids which were
Tor mem nothing poverty DISGRACE misery
ih" ataln. hnt what change has been effected since
tie VI DR. SMITHS Electric Oil Many pain
"a -. , rendered by the old custom yield
ca 20 e nasc influence OF this matchless preparation
a osc "no have been renovated by its use now Apply
tnu ,,, o e1tinent May neper rant friend
" T. Paper " 0'f '"9'V' "'"''