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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-07-09

The OshnluoSa NeroA MAKES the follow
ing reference TO our towns-man, whose
name heads his paragraph: CALEB
BALDWIN, Esq. 4 native Of Washington
County, Penn, and one of the nominees Of
tbs Republican party for the Supreme
Bench of the State, is an old resident Of
Iowa, having settled in Jefferson County
some twelve or fourteen years ago. He
was for some time judge Of the third
judicial district, composed of the counties
Of Van Barren, Davis, Jefferson, WapvNo,
keokuk and Mahaska. While in this ca
pacitv he discharged the duties Of tie once
in so Just and able a manner as to secure
high encomiums even from his political
opponents. Judge Knapp, one Of the most
distinguished members Of the bar and Of
the Democrats party, stated in an argumcn:
before the Supreme Court of the State that
".Jud-e Baldwin was one of the ahlcst and
best District Judges that ho had ever prac
,iced befoEe.' JuIse Knapp remarked
that he had previously made this statement
and that he repeated it because Judge
Baldwin wis eln;ncntIy worthy Of the
encomium. Judge Baldwin is now, and
has been for the past three or four years,
\ res;dcn, OF Council Bluffs, Pottawattanle
County. With those personally acquainted
with him he is more than usually popular
and will doubtless, in the Western ana
Central nar,s of the State run considerably
ahead Of the ticket"
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T, csoiulions Adopted by the Democratic stat
Conve u;.on, OF June sd, 1879
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Core 1iLeacc U! tie pes ait Tribune
An Inside View OF The Democratic State Con
fentiou.
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,eu,ton
/ r..l,,r I~,ra Y,os 1sra
~
lnc low" democracy ""'h '"ey went III
+ 10 Coh'cnt'oh' 'h'tAutd 70 SeI up 4ol sue'h
,S7Er. 49,
N tue ooo,y: hutN"n"h ''"u some Al'eeh or
t"t"F. ne p"'e u nc ''N'e''t1I" "eIe
l"' Oh 'hG ius,' u lI1Hln S"pH'uaI E iof
'''' ''S'G n.y. VI H. 'e''s' 49' tHo
..''"cl' VI 'GnIIa, -Aua u''u' "oaI DounC'
A"SE p,'SD1aec 'nGn'se'''S S '''"' u'u'l eet-
''aH c'n'1"ae't'eS'' H"' IS 20 say, VIZ! HNs"''
! l factory hoAN''I'''o'' ~ '-E ,I,'"S
. WIN lI5 anu ?'lFE pay o'''' VI 'ne'n-
E'' e. anu WIZ! ''''' P'- " '' '.1SIi '9u'
1>'D' .'' u "'N "'itn '''c ''ous Do"Se
/ Is bringing hoMo VIII: All 'n' care "!'h
"hich ao'""I tA."0i1c preserves '"e zoe
ha'I OF MS p'r9n o"Ih'' 'utE in'o"' W uo. t
20 erect MN "o''IIoI' "8H, n0uSe
'''''''9 nav w. - ''' 80 ~ 0o''o
! "r'NS PAST 1or '"e PURCHASE u '''n' sec''oh
! OF 'hE party VINO nave "''f'o4o'c "'eh per
! soh"''y olPoSe" " "''h' ""H "'""neco !" 'ne
: CONVENTION ~ i!Ahe IL "!p'''' |'"' MS hV'h-
/ nation cdhe from iI'o c'"SH, '"'HeE th"n
from his o'd l'lehIS' some OF 'nese
men piIYcd true, anu "oniu rea'Iy ike
to see Dodge elected governor; but II. a.
jority =! them only voted 10 nominate MIN
chat he M hit be finally. disposed OF oy an
overwhelming defeat. LIS TRENDS thought
that with the preSig" OF victory IN low.
he would be sure 81 nomination AZ Nharles-
ton.
But alas all their hopes have been " nip
ped hy an untmr Y Frost" The nominees
Of the Republicans, and the platform on
which they stand, are both 50 entirely salts
factory that Dodge's friends have now no
hope Of success, and would gladly find some
way to honorahly withdraw him from tho
cnuvnss. They now comprehend the diem
ma they are placed in. at this time Dodge
stands well with the party everywhere, and
is one of the strongest men belonging to it
in the Northwest. But for the defeat that
awaits him in Iowa he would be pretty sure
of the nomination for Vice President at
Charleston. But defeat will eternalIy ruin
bis political prospects 10 the State and ma
ton. That he is defeated rest assured
There is not Republican in the State'who is
not going into this canvass with a will. Our
ma ority will be double what it ever was be-
fore. We have the best ticket ever prcsen-
ted to the people Of Iowa by any party
There is not the least manner of dlssa,istac-
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Oregon Po!itic'.

An Oregon correspondent Of tie New
York Times writes that the Republican
candidate for Congress stands an excellent
chance for election. 1t is also SAID tha'
Hon. Delazon Smiths reelection 10 '"e
United States Senate is very doubtful--the
Republicans in the Legislature being likely
hjoin the Douglas Democrats IL support
asne of their number.
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An eEchange, alter stating that the inter-
estins report furnished by Mr.. GREELEY
and others, establishes the existence of
liberal paying leads in the Cherry Creek
Gold region, closes with this thrust at
Horace, under the fifth rib: 3.GoId is SO
worshipped, that to tell people where it can
be had considerable quantities and then
warn them against rushing to dig for it, is
the latest Greeleyism. His report will set
thousands Pixies peak-ward.''
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Senator Douglas was at Dayton, Ohio,
On Ia 2j'h # Jlne--m:,d* speech, sr,f
'anI"t ~ and prophetic as u>ea'-;n the
cour<" Of which, as We learn from III" bay
tor E.!,"le lDemocratirJ he stated, " hat
# a 1T III, Charleston Domination he
would curry nearly all the northern States
he d,1 not di,pnir of Vermont, his native
S,a,r.' Our readers have all doubtless
hoard Of the man who undertook to lift him
self over tbe f'ncc, by tu.S'"s asay with
both hanI- at the scat Of his unmcntiona-
bios. D'u.lass' idea that nearly all of the
Northern Stntes, in case of Il nomination at
Charleston, affords striking parallel to
the above mentioned case Of " singular in
fatuation.'
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4 Cass County Miner Nalins His PILE
We learn from the Rocky Mountain
Wees, Of jane llth, that I. W. HENpERsoS,
Of LEWIS, Cass County, gentleman we'll
known hereahouts, is one Of the lucky par
tics who bought the two claims owned by
Mr.. Grcg'ry, for the snug little sum of
S2l,O0O. This sum is to lie paid in weekly
instruments, from the products of the
claims. Commenting on this purchase, the
Ncws says" Knowing well the purchasers,
and knowing, too, the richness
of the lead, We doubt not but their fortunes
are made if the gold continues down to the
water level. From this purchase some faint
idea may be formed Of the richness Of the
claims, and new ones are being opened
daily, some of which give good evidence Of
an abundant harvest of gold" Henderson,
is deserving of success, and we are glad to
hear he is in a fair way Of realizing his
brightest auticipations.
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$500 in Dust, Arrived at Omaha.
| From the Omaha Nebrasklan Extra, July s.
| About IL O'Clock this forenoon, Mr.. VIM
! n. Bvers, of this city, A Dean, of kalama-
zoo, Michigan, VIM. Chess, and W. Defrees,
of South Bend, Indiana, and ). Stanwell'
of Morgan County, Ohio, arrived IN this
city direct from Cherry Creek Gold Mines,
having left Denver City, the 2lst u!t. The
intelligence brought by these gentlemen
is of the most important character. The
mines are proving valuable beyond the
widest expectations of the most sanguine.
The Gregory dggings alone are Yielding
an average Of about fifteen thousand dollars
per dan. Other diggings are doing almost
a. much. To confirm these almost fabulous
reports, these men bring with them-the
fruits of their own labOr-upwards of seven
thousand fire hundred dollars in float and
shot gold, and numerous specimens Of the
richest and most valuable gold bearing
/ quartz, al of phich tee hare seen. This is.
we believe the largest amount OF gold that
has been brought from the mines of western
Nebraska at any one time, ana 1t settles the
: question us to the value and amount Of the
nurfevous deposits, beyond any caril OF
dispute.
1t is to be regretted. to be sure, that the
gentlemen named above have not brought
with them, say ton of gold each, IN order
to convince the noodles Of many eastern
| Journals who ''knew the thing was hum
bug" that gold docs exist at the eastern
base Of the Rocky Mountains, in quantities
a tribe larger than goose quill full. 1t is
u great pity that the sapient Eastern editors
who advised the destruction Of frontier
towns and frontier newspaper Offices, and
counsolled the hanging Of letter writers anc
editors living in Missouri river towns shoue
remain unconvinced. But such is tho
obduracy of the human race-tho mel
whose arrival wenote were stupid enough &c
bring with them but trfe over S 800 in
dust. and being poor men, it is not likely
that they will hazard its loss by exhibiting
il to the virtuous wiseacres of those eastern
presses who howlcd SO piteou~ly over tht
:.stupendous and wicked swindlc.'
The miners, those who will work, are re-
ported as doing we'll; whll. the stampede Of
The lazy, home-sick and vicious, is sad to BIZ
st!lvery great.
Provisions were not very plentiful in thu
mining region, and they brought gooc
price. 1t was the want of supplies ant
proper machinery that induced the return
of these men, and we understand all vii!
start for the mines again in few days.
They returned with horses, via For
Kearney and the Great Military Road Nortt
of the Platte, which all, unhesltatinG!.
pronounc. infinitely superior to any other
Thrv were only eleven days, travelling
time, making the entire distance from Den
Yer City to Omaha with one team having
lost two days by a stampede Of then
horses.
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FIFTY CENTS !


al! told. Each and every order to be &C
companied with the cash. If our friends
will but make proper eGort-if each and
every one of our Republican subscribers IN
tho " Slope" will butsend US one subscriber
much good might be accomplished
Friends, it bchoovcs US to be active, un:jr,
ing and yig;lant; therefore, le; US hear from
you, aud Ljn't forget to send US at once
the sum Of fifty cent, with tho name Of a
subscriber. Attend to that part Of your
duty, and you will be entitled TO the appel
latiou Of " well done, thou good and faithful
srryant.'
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Grcsory's DiGgings, June llth.
We put in one sHHtl slu!ce Oh the Is

u oUutN Bend. InL.
Nrssrs. Foot & Simmons ran one sIuice
tire, days the pas; week with three men,
washing top dart Of inferior quality, and
made SGHD,Np.
Me,,rs. Human, Scott. Berry ( Co.,
mad four GAINS on the Dean lead, ami
opened one winch proved very ricN. hav"
sold two for s. 800 and were offered 9',"tU
for the other two.
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June nh, 1859

State OF Iowa,
fottawatamic County, IS. To HOrace TaTsOH.
NlR:-fou are hereby notified that lheIe r,rt a
~ hie IN the Office of the Clerk Of the psti''' ,,on
PottaWattamie County in the State OF Iowa a.
OF Aberdeen Malet Claiming of you the io az Of
Mortgage on the South Il OF the Sc ana ''e .'sov.
the SW Of section No g. 81 IN Township Nv. an Pot.
four (IS) Of Range No Forty-thFee t4sl n save
tawstanIe County, and State Of Iowa, wniea 1851
the said Aberdeen Mallet the 10th day Of III IA.
TO secure The payment of three promisseTy and
ted April 10th, 1857. calling for two hah rs tor
twenty dollars. payable year from It's ode' sn,sm.
four hundred and forty dollars due and ,,r.
Der LIST, 1893, and four hundred ana 'o sSa al
Que and payable the LIST day of SeltemOeI, and
with interest at the rate of ten per cent per an or
that unless you appear and answer said peli, nypst
before the morning O: the second day uf tHs ncrun
term OF the District Court of said Count! a., xer-
and held in the City Council Bluffs on tie asio.sa
day in August 1889, said Mortgage viii De ..h,re.
and Judgment rendered against you for the an00'
IN claimed. ,,.,,F
STONE & GULIcK, Atty. for Hld''V
The State nf Iowa
Potiawattamie COunty.S ..sh.
The FOREGOING original notice having been M Il
the SheTItfof Pottawattamie County, mot ioui
appearing that cause of action exists asanN ,b
fendent hereby order ION request of the ,he
said notice be published four weeks successiVe'S "
Council Bluffs Nonparea. corrt
c. P, KELLOGG, Clerk OF said o0a''
Nav &c lS5a-v3 ms aw
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present at the Convention agreed to be con-
tent with entire silence in regard to the
"god like Administration Of j. B., pro.
vided anti Douglas men were nominated
This proposition just suited Dodge's frisnds
who had no idea Of Strengthening Douglas
by nominating his friends to Office, nor OF
strengthening Mr.. Buchanan by endorsing
his administration.
Both Conventions were very large, the
Republican much the largest. have never
attended so harmiou., we'll conducted and
satisfactory Convention as that OF the 22d
inst. Put Iowa down for about 5000 maj
ority. Ii.
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From The St. Joseph W,s', Of july 6.
Tho LATEST Nr1vs-I .rttcr From
Horace Greeley.


We are again indebted 10 the courtesy Of
the editors If the teayuuwNrth Times OF a
cory Of their extra of Jue . / INST, giving
IMPORTANT news from til" gold region. The
letter of MIR. Greeley we give rntire and
would make room for all the matter in the
Extra but that our columns are already
crowded.
The accounts of the special correspondents
Of the Times are quite as favorable. A
prospecting party has been formed under
the auspices Of Mr.. Gregory, the expenses
of which are to be pad for by him and oth-
er owners of lucky leads. Their object Is
20 prospect the mountains in the direction
Of Med enc Low more thoroughly, in the
hopes Of the discovery Of more cNtenslve
di.ginSs. No doubt is entertained by those
WHO are engaged that such will be di,cov-
cred. The special correspondent Of the
Times says that gold bearing quartz is
found in great Abundance but that It cannot
be worked with profit without proper
machinery. Such, he entertaIns no doubt,
Will be brought out this season.
Bot here is the letter of Mr.. Greeley which
contains the plth of the extra.
Denver CITY, June 18th, 1850.
FRIEND VAUGHAN:
There is no mistake about the existence
Of gold in paying quantities in tins region.
| have, in addition to the facts embodied IN
our report written at the Gregory Di-gingS,
an nccoun, Of the last three days working
Of t lie Company, called in that report, So
prs, Henderson & Co., bat better entitled
Dcfrecs. BORDER & Stowell.
We left on Thursday morning, and their
product for that and two following days,
was as follows:
PRODUCT.
Thursday, June 9h two sIuiees. 40 pwts.
FRIDAY. June 10 ........... 4lb
Saturday, J ane llth, sluiccs ............l0o9
T3tsl..................... ..l695 pwts
Which at SIS per ounce, (Which think
the fair value of this gold when quckslI-
verized.O gives a net value of over Si'Oo
for three DAYS work on single claim, 90
by 100 feet. with all the fixtures not costing
over $1,000. and all the labor costing less
than SlOG -four hands to each sluice.)
have other returns showing good results
for these three days-not so good as the
foregoing, but not less than 500 per day
to the sluice, which is obtained at cost Of
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c. IL ScRIvrN, c. Dearborn Street, and Rou%Ds &
iAsepoN, 1855 Randolph Street. Chicago, the Only
authorized Agent. in that city to receive ADVERTISE
nents and Subscriptions ;or the Noapare, and receipt
for the came.
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less than 800 per day. all told. And then
the unrotted quartz all remains got out but
not crushed or washed, ready to be washed at
any time.
estimate that 500 sluices will be running
in these mountains by the LIST Of August,
and that the net product Of gold will be
$40, 200 per week till thesnow falls. But
do not wish to be quoted as authority for the
estimate.
Every day makes new and rich discoveries
Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
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THE NoNPAREIL FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The two great contending parties of this
State have marshalled their forces, and the
campaign will soon open with all the fer
ror usually attendant upon State election.
The Democracy will resort to every expo
dient-to e7ery subterfuge-to every dodas
known to political tricksters-to gain the
ascendency. Success! is their shibboleth'
Public plunder the goal Of their ambition.
To maintain the asceudency Of Republican
Principles-to eiIectuaIly check mate the
insiduous foe-to furnish the people with
a sure.antidote for the Democratic poison
40 soou to be scattered broadcast through
on. the State-it is but necessary to place
10 the hands of every intelligent person,
documents setting forth the principles OF
true Republicanism. The Republican news
naners of Iowa are the documents that VIII
prove most effective in d;sposing Of, and
EXPOSING, the fantastic tricks OF the
bogus democracy during the ensuing cam
paign. They should be in the hands Of eV-
cry reading and thinking voter in the State
Asa general thing the conductors OF the
newspaper press of the State, have SO far
confo1med to the demand for campaign
documents " as to offer their respective
journals during the campaign, at greatly
reduced rates. At the request Of some te"
friends, and not to be behind our cotempo-
rorics in zeal for the cause we lave IN COM
rnon espousel, wehave concluded to f1rn's"
the NOnparei! to subscribers, from the -:
of this month, (Ja!y,]'o the 9Th Of Novem
Der next, period Of nearly four months
for tho Sum nf
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE.

REGULAR ST. JOE. COUNCIL BLUFFS AND oAA'
| PACKET LINE.
The fast and eommodious stea ll,n,a,
kE%TTnES MARY, Weaver. Master, sNa s,ur.
OK will leave st. Joseph every o";s,
day 8 O'Clock P. NJ. the arrival of the mt
and st. Joseph Railroad from ST. Louis for o rsgo
Forrest City, white Cloud Ruto Winneoako, So
ST Stepens, San Francisco, Nemaha, an
nora Linden, Nebraska City Rock Bluff arsnncil
Plattsmouth, Pacific City, st. Mary, Bellevue &
| Bluff, and Omaha.
Returning leaves Council Bluffs, every w" tseph
morning at 7 o'clock A. M connecting at St. ssiol,
with the Hannibal and st. Joseph RsilIeAo ie '
East. North and South.
~ THROUGH Tickets for sale on ooa'a 'n' vs. rs
May lith, 1850.
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Petition for Divorce,
Solomon ROS E,
VS..
David Osborn an!
NIXON owe man,


David Osborn and {
Nixon owe man.
T David Osborn and SIJon oTern'1.
SiR:-fou are hereby notified that there is NV On
~ Die IN the ose Of the cTk Of the District CoUTd
NILS County, III the State Of Iowa, petltJa
OF l"HoH Rose, claiming OF You the 81 I'VE hung
req and eIghty-elGhs lfty one huHdredth oess
winch he tegeS 10 De due him three prVMfssOtt
notes all dated June 23d 1851, AMI thai Attachments
has been issued in SAID cause, and your properly :.
taCheG TO secure said claim and that unless yoa se,
aud answer SAID petition. or before the Eoihs !.
the second day of the August term DisFia t"sa leu
SAID county, 10 be begun and held in the csp o.
Wood, on the third Monday ia August, lSsS, !eDs-s
Wall be rendered against You thereon. sy
FR1NK STREET Atty. for Fia'"'1
II appearing from affidavit that the deiendebs ~
above mentioned eau non-resdents Of me ,Ss
iowa, and II IN Ike manner appearing thsl us
mas cause II action subsi>trs against vac I,,p-
Wherefore hereby order lon the leaHest Of INC
tlas Attorney that the foregoing notice ue pupI
four successfully in the Coanc Bluffs NoRF'''"
L. c, B0SBYShfLL, ,,. =. lew,
County Judge, NILS Co., 1--WE"
June nh 1859
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ARC You insured ?
LIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE
l. IN INC AETNA Insurance Co., Of Hartford Conn.
u. C. MUTT, Ayt., Couucll Bluffs. n4s1
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIOSS
For Governor,
SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
OF JOHNSON.
For Lieutenant Govcrnor,
NICHOLAS J. RUSCH,
OF SCOTT.
For Judges Of Supreme Court,
RALPH p. LOWE, Of Lee Co
L. d. STOCKTON, Of Des Mo,n.s.
CALEB BALDWIN, OF Po:tawattamir.
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No;e executed 10y The s4Id FrauB Oh the IN t.y o.
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August 1897 And that unless yuu appear ar sp.ssr
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Day Of tie AuGu-t Term Of the D.strict C.pr, # .,u
county, 10 &c "e2nn and bed the city OF uns1l
biuts On the FiTSt Monday IN August 1853 ,pt.n,DI
wi! Ne .eu4t. - o-a.ust lnu there Il
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~ tec't reiU!uci ty tie Shsrlfi Of Py,lswt;s.s
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me t"IfG'in% H>iSe be "a sue i.u! ecks Successor.
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