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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01
TRYING TO GET Up PANIC.

So great is the disappointment and spleen
OF the Democratic and Fusion journals ove g,
Lincoln's election, that they would be glad
to see any misfortune come upon the coun.
try, in order to prove themselves prophets,
and make capital out Of it for the future,
The most of them are therefore lending tbei,
efforts indirectly towards getting up a panic,
by publishing ali sorts Of fabrications. ex.
aggerations, and unfounded reports. at the
same time hypocritically deplorinp the dis.
asters which they pretend to see impending
over their respective communities. II f
time the mask "as stripped from this vii.
famous business, that people may under.
stand its true character.-C Gin. GAG.
The shove is strictly true, and can find 4
local application in almost every town il
the North, where 8. Fusion'' journal is pub.
i'shed. I'll told you 80 pie the prophetic
remark Of all the "Fusionr viseacres. xher
King Of the present sspanic,-a panic
raised ''for purpose" by men who adver.
Use their wares and principles ''for sale, il
the same placard.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Tht ST. Joseph Gazette, Of last Wednes.
day, .s'h u's. says: ST our coantrv shall
be favored with return OF peace, and the
deliberations Of Congress be not distract.
ed by sectional feeling, we have much rea.
son to hope that provision will be made
for the construction Of grand highway
between the Missouri and the Pacific. BY
this, il wilt be seen tha, our Missouri neigh.
hors have not given up all hope, of sresarn
- peace ia the United States. The fac'
IL, Missouri has no interest in common with
the advocates Of Southern Cerfe!sracy
IIsr failure progress ana prosperity depent
in . great measure on the perpesui'y OF tbs
Union. Her peorle may lese slave nov
and then, but What Is this loss compared
With the advantages and benefits she derives
and ws'l continue to derive, by being mem.
Der Of this eonfeieracy Of Statsss Is'
people have far greater interest IN tbs
constructors Of the Pacific Railroad. than
in the spread Of African slavery. With I'll,
Gazette, We have s,roug hopes that ,hsr'
will be . sse,arn Of peaee"--sbas sessiona
fseliax gill sosn be allayed-snd that, a,
. sasseqssase, provision viii be made for
uniting in elsssr commercial and frassrna
bonds, the Aslaa,is aad Pacific States, by
IN eoacs msns looking TO ths speedy con-
s,racsian Of the Paeifs Railroad. Col.
Crsrs.' bill wiH come up for consideration
90 the lsts, 10 the House Of Representa-
sivss; and, IL the pablie misd shall hare be-
sons uaaqa,iaed ere that time - re have
strong hopes il ~ill.-~e consdsnsly expect
this aassst 10 Be disposed u at an early
day - sAss bsaaeA Of Congress. We ex-
PEG, too, sAss ~ plan Of Col. Grams will
be adopted, - pss,i.ion made fer The
construction Of - Reed alsas The natural
highway across ~ ssadnsS,-,hs sres.
Central Route, up The Waller % the Platte.
But further srseals;iaa i Unnecessary
ssWe shall see What Ne shall sss.,
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CALIFORNIA AND sGoN.

The iases, dates from California, are to
The l4sh Of Nov. Presidential election re,
turns we're then ssill incomplete some 5, 0ot
or 1000 votes not returned. Total vote
re,urned, II .sis--of which Lincoln reeeis-
ed Sc. $50: Douglas, $500; Breckinridge,
sl.al6. Bell, s,oa5. The State was gen.
orally conceded TO Lincoln. although the
sfscial count was considered necessary 10
settle oil doubts.
A dispatch from Yreka to San Francisco.
Of date Nov. ls,h, SAYS the latest aaviees
from Oregon gire 80 majority for Lincoln
over Bseckiassdge. Douglas Vas 60 be-
hiad Breckenridge. Three small counties
to hear fsen, wa.sa game: mssa vary the
result.
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rorrAwArTAMIE COUNTY

This old time stronghold of Democracy
has given Lincoln majority over Douglas
Of FIVE votes, according to the official count.
Last year Dodge's majority was sos. The
gain. therefore is $40. "The Slope' lie com.
ing round, all right. Twill do to tie to yet.
But with such men as Maynard, Street and
Bloomer, to roll the Republican ball, it
were wrong to expect ye Immortal Rabbit,
and "Palmer, the Nasty should forever
] hold sway in that fine region. Three times
three and tiger for the gallant Republicans
Of Pottawattamie county!
Thus saith Sc Linkensale," of the Iowa
City Reporter-and on which, we " move
the previous question" How fares it with
"Johnson, of Wapello," amidst the pres
ent wreck Of locofoco matter? IL he still
a good egg ?''
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THE VOTE OF PEySsYIy,NIa,

The official returns Of the election in
Pennsylvania are now complete, with the
exception OF the small county of Forest,
which gave Curtin majority Of sixty. The
result is simply amazing. The entire vote
is AS 900, dsure so slightly exceeding
tina, of 1856, says the y. Y. Times, as to
supply just basis of comparison. The
majority of f.iHeoln over the Fusion ticket
is a fraction less than aiue.y-three thousand
over Douglas, 25l, l6s; over Bell, SOL !;
over all opposition, 62,5iS. The majority
against the Republicans in 1856 was les, oil;
aud we therefore learn that al leas, LIS 200
voters VITO we're opposed at that time to
the Republicans, have united themselves to
that party, and assisted in raising Mr.. Lin
coin to the Presidency. So extraordinary
a change, embracing rs it does little less
than one-half the voting population of the
State, has no precedent IN psliiieal history.
II tie seal of condemnation were wanting to
the record of Mr.. Buchanan's Admini-tra,
ton, i, is sa, ely affixed BY this marvellous
revulsion Of fleeing against him 10 bis owa
State
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fEBE ASkA,

The Legislature of this Territory meets at
Omaha, the Capital, next Monday, Dee. Sd.
For the FIRST time since the organization of
the Territory, the Republicans have rel,a-
bic majority in both houses. Senate stands
8 Republicans to five Democrats House,
g Republicans TO Ii Democrats. A special
election was held in Douglas County last
Saturday to FL! a vacancy in the Legislature
oecasioned by the resignation of Mr.. Nc
CANDLE, Democrat, whose seat was to
have bsen contested when the Legislature
net. To avoid this contest, he resigned
vherenpon the Governor ordered special
election 10 FIJI the vancaney. McCAapLE
and his former competitor, Mr.. griffin,
again took the track, aad the race resulted
in favor Of the latter, by "A majority.
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, JEFFERSON rERRIToRY.

We yesterday had the pleasure Of : call
from FEED. WnKISsox, ESQ.,. delegate IRON
Jefferson Territory TO the Nsbrsska Legis-
l.sure. By virtue Of the sufrages Of the
people Of the new mining district on the
Eastern slope Of the Rocky Mountains, Mr..
WIIkrSsox Will be in attendance upon the
Legislature, which meets 1t Omaha next
Monday, for the purpose Of securing the
orgapisasion Of jsdiciaf system = thai
part Of the proposed Territory Of Jedsrson'
lying within the boundaries Of Nebraska ;
also, to secure the consent Of Nebraska TO
the formation Of new Territory out OF it,
western limits, and also, to get the Terrific
rial Legislature of Nebraska to memoriaiixe
Congress in favor of the formation and or
ganization of said Territory Of Jefferson.
Mr.. WILKINSON represents the people OF the
proposed new Territory - greatly IN want
Of judicial system, that shall protect prop
ersy and life, and supercede the pistol and
the bowie-knife. They want Judicial
System lawfully constituted, and to which
oil will have to bow in obedience. Mr..
WILKINSON appears to be thoroughly con-
versant with the wants Of the people he
represents, and we have but little doubt he
will discharge the duties entrusted to him,
intelligently and to the satisfaction OF his
constituents. He says there are full sixty
Eve thousand bona.fie residents in the
mines; that rapid strides are being made in
the way of agricultural Improvements; that
the mines are proving rich beyond all ex-
pecia,ion, the galeh leads being less remu-
neratiye than any other diggings; all the
quartz mills are now making money towns
are improving and springing up rapidly ;
provisions are plenty and cheap, considering
the distance they are hauled, and that that
Territory has only one great drawback
that is, its disorganized state. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected that Congress will remove
this obstacle this winter by organizing Q
territorial government therefor. We hope
they may not be disappointed in their expec-
tations, for the wild stories that reached Us
from that region the past summer would
indicate great necessity for "law and
order"
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IN FOR TRADE.

The editor Of the Charlton Patriot
"IIonest JOHN" EDWARDS, Speaker of the
Iowa House of Representatives, Gin for
trade" as will be seen by the following ex-
tract from the last number of his paper
to-wit: "To those few Democrats who still
intend emigrating to the South, on account
Of the result of the election, we will state,
we still have those fine Texas lands to barter
for lands in Iowa. First come, first
seryeI.o
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NINA ELEC11ON-OFtA1iA
B The entire vote Of the State il about
l2s 900. The aglsegaee vote Of the Lincol1
Electors i i follows Mcpherson, 20, 4OS
Warren, 70 ,sl2 Chapline, 7o,so6; Pons'
roy, 70,llS.
Douglas Electors CLARK, s., 075; Dean
IS, 90; Byington, s., O75 Bennett, 5a's'a
OF the Bell Electors, Henderson received
l,74s votes; McHenry, ,742; Boyer, l,549
Lin4lsy, It's,
OF the Breckinridge Electors, Mitchell
recsivsd l,o24 votes; Espy, LOIS; Test
l.O35 Duncombe, l,0s4.
Arsrags plurality for Lincoln 1s,2s4'
Majority over all, 1885. Bully fof Iowa
which never before gave Republican ma
jority of over :, 200!
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01

At the session of the Board of Curators
Of the State Historical Society, held at
Iowa Ciir, 81 the l3sa inst. Col. l.. W.
BaEEIT7, was appoia.ed to wife Tie History
Of Passawa.tamie County.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
The following table shows the comparative
progress of the above cities, in population,
during the past seventy years:
INDIANA

INDIANA.
According to the late census, Indiana has
now population of l,347 200. Total pop
ulation in 1850. 990,25S. Increase in 10
wears. 356,7 i2.
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Published b order Of the County Juass 81 Cas-
Administrator,s sale.

All persons indebted to the Estate Of the late
D. J. Sullivan deceased, hereby notified. that an
immediate settlement is demanded and, that negii-
gence to do so within thirty days the date hereof
will increase cost, as the undersigned MUST and
WILL compel an adjustment Of the deceaseds business.
Dated at Council Bluffs, tais 2ith day OF Nov A. D.
1860. JOHN JONES.
JOHN BENNETT,
Administrators.
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WISCONSIN

The increase of poplation in this State
has been very rapid since 1850, as the fol-
lowing table will show:
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yConsress meets next Monday, and the
Presidents Message win probably rsssh here
Wednesday evening. Look out for il.
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AsESsIBLE DOUGLAS ORGAN.

SENSIBLE DOUGLAS ORGAN.
The Sioux City Register, by all odds the
ablest Douglas organ On the "Iissouri
slope,' talks in decidedly rational manner
in regard to the present aspect OF Affairs in
this nation. Its an exception TO the Demo-
cratic press Of Iowa, for it talks without
equisocation or assembling. l. sees moth
ing in tho election Of LIaeoLs to justify
Secession, and it makes bold TO sag so.--
Read this extract, and compare it wih tbs
"ho,-anJ-cold'' fulminatlons OF the Dem o.
cratic press generally. Read i: ..The distein'
"pered imaginations OF South Carol!nans
shave dwelt so long upon their man fold
"grievances that they can see no virtue 10
anything that does not promise them IN
" existence, independent Of there's, of man.
"kind. They have not for the last half CEN
"tury been without cause justifying them
tin their own estimation-for treason
"against the government. So incessant
and long continued has been their croas-
bGaS "StC ~ NV AUE TUG Vi tlC
example, all parties North ard South
"would unite in saying, let them leave the
I"Cnion as soon MS they please, and remain
g outside until they can learn to appreciate
"she advantages which they cannot find
time TO consider"
What other Douglas Democratic paper in
Iown haa ;ra, arprs.s;na "a s;,,itar Govt;
ments? There is no covert insinuations in
the above extract, to the effect that the
rights Of the South have been trampled on
with impunty, and no wonder they talk Of
seeding! Nothing Of the kind. Bat listen
to the Register again: "Ths truth is, that
South Carolina has no better grouse for
secession at this iyme than she had ,chen
"she attempted to nuii5y the rereaue lars
sin the days Of Jackson, and we mistake
"widely the public sentiment if the attempt
" now does not meet with the same condem-
"na,ion that it did then % There is frank
ness foryou! How do you Ike it, Mcssieurs,
the Northern Doushfaces now attempting
coversIy sand for purpose" to find justi-
tea'ion for the present attitude of the
South? Would it not be more manly in
you, gentlemen, to own up frankly, ike the
Register, tat ''South Carolina has no better
grouse for secession at this time than che
had when she attempted to nulify the rev.
euue laws in the days Of JAcKsos,' than to be
casting about for imaginary causesto Justify
South Carolina in her present attitude to-
wards the General Government. We think
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LOUISA G. JOHNSON, J District Court,
VS. Cass County.
JONATHAN Rynp N,anuary Term 4. y. 1850
~sasA - ~ NV ~

Sir :--YOu arc ncfeoy
notified that there NE In the cs Of the CLERK
Of the District Court Of Csss County, State 81 Iowa
petition a Loui$a c. Johnson claiming 81 yOs o.
the said Louisa Johnson q svefrc in her said petit
ton, and for seucng her. the said Louisa G. Johnson
averred in her sad petitions and arc hereby mo-
titled that writ Of attachment has been issued IN
said case AGAINST property and efects tor the
causes SET forth in said pesiton aud ven are hereby
further notified that unless appear and answer said
petition before the morning the end day 81 the
term Of the said District Court to be heldcn on the
last Monday in January, D. 1851, default VIII sc
enierei and judgment rendered against you for the
whole amount with costs d suit. A6 A
Lewis, Iowa, Nov. SD, 1850. L. W. ROSS,
IA m Att NY fer Petitioner.
nv ~ he ranntv anf( County.
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- IOWA. 800
The following figures show the population
Of this State, at the taking Of the y. 5.
census id the years mentioned:

1910 1850 lcou sasa
IS 4si,e 1872 Io4 e75,S7S
Increase from 1910 to $780,. ass
Increase from 1850 to 1860. .AS2,'7
Iowa has now two Representatives 10
Congress. Under next apporsionment, based
on recent census, che will entitled to at
least FIVE. There is not on the continent Of
America SO large tract Of fertile land un-
broken by marshes, large lakes or mountain
ridges as the State of Iowa. If Mr.. Sew
ARD's prediction shall prove true that the
Empire and the keystone States Of the
Union will, by and by, be formed on the west
side Of the Mississippi River, Iowa will be the
Empire and Missouri the Keystone. The
central position, health climate, immense
water power and exceeding fertility of the
one and the exhaustless mineral resources Of
the other leave no room for doubling the
truth Of our surmises.
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The fssses Of Illinois Banks are based On
~ BsNds u ether States; tho xalue Of
t1ess Bends beng regulated By the stock
nartes u New Ysrt, which. ike tae tide
that ebbs and Cows, is constantly fascinating
-ef course, the currency resting % this
basis, must necessarily fucsrzss 10 the same
ratio - its basis, the Bonds. oEins to iha
recent fall Of Stocks 10 New YORK. cal!
rs made On - Illinois banks for additional
ssessisies, a.ssnsisg in the aggregate 70
about $210, 0oo. The fsllssins Banks not
responding TO this eali-fron inability TO
give the additional security required, OF
ether csssss-have been thrown oot BY TIE
Chicage bankers, and, Of course, By all
other BANKER:
Americas Exchange Bank.
Bank Of Aurera.
Bank Of Raleigh.
GRANVILLE Bank.
Bank Of the Commonvsalth.
Corn Exchange Bank.
State Bank, Shswnessovp.
National Bank.
Southsrs Bank Of Illinois.
Unless there should be q very great de-
preston in the stock market, the paper Of
the above and all other Illinois Banks, will
be made good. The pledge OF Stocks is
SUFFICIENT to secure BIZ Holders, on these
banks, 10 al! cases, prorided tie s'panie"
does not create further fail, Of which there
seems Just now but little probability. The
advice Of the Chicago papers is, "nos TO
sacrifice the Bills OF any Of the Illinois
Banks" So far as We are individually
concerned, the advice is supeFauous-we
have none to sacrifice. However, we viii
take the Bills Of all Illinois banks Thrown
out, or otherwise in payment Of debts due
as, or for job work or subscription, at per
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tw 4drf,tistmtuts.
Esrair HZ
OXEN !

Strayed from the subscribsrs, several wcsk-oxeu.
som marked B. r 4 Co.. a the left horn. ana some
market D.. on the left shoulder. liberal ro~aiu
Win - paid for their return h
1ALDwIN,PEGRA1& CO,
vsn0R Council Blaes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03
0, 1860.
Cinth Judicial District Court Terms.

, Act amendatorv of an Act concerning the
Eighth, Ninth and Fifteenth Judicial Districts
Y this State and the Judges thereof, approved
;Iarch 3lst, 1851.
s. People Of the state Of California, represented IN
re,ate and Assep,bly, 10 enact as iollo'es
TIC. |. Section fourth of said Act is hereby
Nnded so as to read rs follows: Section t.
f( Judge of the Ninth Judicial District shall
in each of the counties of said District
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03
d a L IS
AROMATIC VALLEY WhlSKEY !
FOR MEDICINAL USE,


TTAS NOW TAKEN THAT POSITION IN
[ L the worlds estimation, which justies its
Proprietor in claiming for it
A Superiority Unrivailed,
Produced, as it is, by process known only to
the Manufacturer and extracted from the choie
est grain, which grows no where but IN favored
locality in the Valley of the Mononga aud
containing no particle of deleterious admixture
it has acquired reputation for perfect purity
and intrinsic excellence, based solely upon its in-
herent merit. which the Proprietor does not in
tend shall ever be forfeited. Its universal use
by the
Medical Profession
is most urgently recommended Already has it
found its way into the principal public and pri-
vate Hospitals in the country, and wherever 1T
has been once used, it forthwith becomes u ne
cessity.
The attention of consumers is called to the GER
tidcates of the following well known Chemists
| have analyzed sample of Daly's Aromat-
ic Valley Whiskey.' and find it TO be pure ar
ticle. of tine flavor, and without any deeterious
admxture. JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. D.,
New York Chemist.
State .qssaycrs Office 80 Somerset ST.,
BosroN, April 18th, 1858.
WM II. DAILY, New York
| have made a chemical analysis Of your Aro-
matte Valley Whiskey, and find it II PURE FINE
FLAvoRED RYE WHsKEY, containing no injurious
matters of any kind, and would recommend 1t
as suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES 4. JACKSON,
State Assayer.
WM II. DAILY
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03
CAUTION =!

1t has come to my knowledge, that parties In
San Francisco have resorted to the base artiice
OF attempting to forge my label, with some slight
alterations, using the name " DELAYS" instead
of "Dalys Aromatic Valley Whiskey"
and also using the word CUMBERLAND" instead
Of Monongahela."
These bogus Labels have been put on bottles
of entirely different shape from mine, containing
the commonest trash, and packed in cases, inten-
ded to initiate, and branded similar to the genu-
inc, using the name DELAY's' instead of Da-
ly's" Dealers ia the interior as we'll as consum-
ers are cautioned not to be imposed upon by this
bogus article.
Particular attention is called to the shape OF
my Bottle, which is unlike any other, and also to
the name William II. DAILY, New York,
blown in each Bottle.
| have no fears of this or any other spurious
article interfering with the sale Of my
AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY,
but cannot allow such base fraud to be prao-
tsed upon honest Merchants and the unsuspect-
ing Consumer without noticing it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03
Halls Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock
and Iodide of POtass

Is prepared from the finest red Jamaica Sarsa-
PARTLY and English lodide of Potass-admirable
as restorative and purifier of the blood, it clean
ses the system of all morbid and impure matte,
removes pimples boils and eruptions from the
skin-cures rheumatism and pains of all kinds
All who can afford should use it as it tends to
give them strength and prolong life. Sold by
Druggists, generally, at 81 per bottle.
r. HALL Il CO, Propretors,
Wholesale Druggists, l43 and l45 Clay st,
81 3m. San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03

TICkIrS, kpgS.I I LOVt OW UU WU IUIVJ VWNV
LIQUORS FINE Cut
Brandy, Am | 00GAl 50l Solace, 'Pgross so
Cor, 3 50M5 00 Diamond +, 6 so
" French, s 00GGl0 90 Yellow Bank 90
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03
State .assaycr's O6ice' 80 Somerset ST.,
BOSToN. April 18th, 1888. |

WM. H. DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley Whiskey is received,
and after careful examination, find it to be
pure article, entirely free from the aduiterating IN
gredients so frcquenAy used. Very respectfully,
JAMES ]. MAPES, Analytical Chemist.