The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-24

| 51tw'tsk1g ganpattmi:
"a mar, of busy h1e'
..ra.ions and its vast
ii Its nue' S- .
u 7sox to rhom this pdrds1ap" eo". .,;m he no
II 1ao that the NoNPAREIL ""' v' -.
rH ''~s o. mir address, until " o'a .,.,,,
Il longsr s'. ~ ,,hat re say, so you ""' P'.
,ttties' -. and oorern yourselres aee0'a"ss
tsss due "o' .,b,eriber ,riH be NOTICED ""'"'
HTfcIe .s;sh he has paid for the paper mas e.Y
hmsy'' lame, ,riu in no case be sent !o'
''ss than paid for in adrdnee.
] RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
/ ruo. N. NEWELL, Pres'oy'ef'an
/ ,,.,map. will preach to.morlO" ., ~ '
Methodist Episcopal cnaf'A
AM, &as73P.M
| CONGREGATIONAL Church, Rev. Haskell. As LII,
Cons' ss,,ices at 10y o'clock A. NJ, and
f' ~ NJ. every Sd Sabbath in each month
:. School under the care OF Mr..
| Ticker, will continue as nere'Olol'' o.,
, , to the cause are especially invited
''' .,.sns Mr.. HASKELL breaches in Ne
s,s.ka City on the first Sabbath IN ulen-
O' aa m the second Sabbath, and Platts-
"O =, ~ the fourth Sabbath Of each month,
| 4, the same hour.
s.,,;cs Sabbath evening, (next) at -
.,S,e.. Subject -" And the Master OF
~. Inns. being angry, said 60 out into the
v. r,v, and hedges, and bring in hither the
III the MANNED and the blind that my
Rouse may be full"
Conveyances Of Real Estate.
STREET & RIDER, Real Estate Agents, and
Investigators of Titles, report the following
=. the mounts of transactions in real estate
IN the County, for the week ending yester-
day:
81 Lots in Council Bluffs ..."............ S4'o'o
GAO Acres Land in Pottawattamie County, $3.50
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sl4'iSo
CARD.
Itake this method of returning my sim
.e,s thanks and heartfelt gratitude to the
mauv friends, who, with willing hearts and
strong hands, assisted me in raising the
frame OF Messrs. BArLIss & CRossLASD's
Warehouse, on Wednesday last; and if
any of YOU are ever placed in like clrcum-
stances, hope and trust you will find in me
one ready and willing to reciprocate your
lind favor. CURTIS BURROUGHS.
ry Mr.. Pussy objects to the election OF
FgrrER, on the ground, that if elected he
would have to bunk with him this winter,
and, as vet, he has no assurance thaefErTER
will not again indulge his propensity for Sar-
dimes. clay on, Macbeth"
rT-A Bank, under the name Of the Far
mers and Mechanics Bank Of Ashland, has
lately been established at Ashland, Wapello
County, under the General Banking Law Of
the State. This, we believe, is the first
bank that has been established in the State
under that law.
r5F Tho Democracy of this county are
70. only feifer.ed, but somewhat riddles ed.
tfthcy undertake to jump the Republican
fence in this manaoled and shattered condi-
ton, the services of that Hem, will be
needed before he is sworn into office. By
tAe-wav, that was facetous proceeding
Of the Democracy, nominating Nenn for
foroner. lie will have to hatch out a YER
Diet over the dead carcass of Iowa Demo-
rracv on the lth of October next.
Proceedings OF the Common Council.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Sept. &c, 1859, !
The Council met at > o'clock, P. NJ,
Present the Mayor and Aldermen CASSIDY,
COCHRAN, CARPENTER, HAMMER, KEEPER,
LEWIS, OBERuoLrzER, PoRrERrIELD, and
ROGERS.
The minutes of the last meeting were
reol and approved.
On motion of Mr.. Casady, II. II. Ober-
t0Itzcr was permitted to withdraw his ac
count which was allowed at the last meeting.
Mr. Cassidy from the Special Committee
on the break in the road, near llagg's brew
cry, submitted report, which was ordered
on file.
On melton of Mr.. Casady, q committee of
three was appointed to enter into contract
for filling Of said guch. said contract to be
subject to the approval Of the Common
Council. The chair appointed Messrs. Cas-
ady, Lewis and Rogers, said committee.
J. c. Fargo, City Marshal, presented his
resignation, which on motion Of Mr. Cassidy
was accepted.
On motion Of lIr. Knepper, the Finance
Committee were instructed to settle with the
City Marshal.
up. Wags,a0r, City Supervisor, present
ed bill of $50 for services which, Ola mo-
lion of Mr.. Lewis, was referred to Commit
tee on Claims.
0. S. Rider, presented an account against
the city, which was referred to the same
Committee.
th motion Of Mr.. Lewis, the Aldermen
were allowed their per diem up to date.
The following accounts were allowed.
One in favor Of W. f. Kiter, for binding
blank book for the city, 1925.
One in favor of George Doughty, for ono
quarters salary as Mayor, SIS.
One in favor of II. o. Jarvy, for work
done for the city, $3.50.
One in favor of Samuel Perrin, for SER
vices as City Engineer, two months sala-
~, 5000.
One in favor of John B. Lewis, for Cot.
tonwood lumber, $500.
IN NATHAN Lo ro,,I J.. -..k