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Arrival Of the Nova seousn.

PORTLAND, Jan. %
The steamer Nova ScOtian, from Liverpool on
the llth, via Queenstown on the 18th, has arrived.
The news is unimportant.
The Il M. steamer America, from Boston, via
arrived ut Queenstown on the 9th. The
ste amer North American, from Portland, ar1iU a
at Queenstown on the 18th. The America reach
ed Liverpool on the night ofthe 9th, and the North
arrived there on the lIth.
A Paris despatch says it was becoming every
day more doubtful whether the Congress would
assemble, and the Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Times says the ohLnoes Of tho Congress meet
ing were of the most shadowy kind.
The Universe is the only paper allowed to pub
lish the POpe's discourse. The impression produ.
ced by the Imperial missive is generally favorably
regarded at Paris, aud produced nearly as much
sensation as the pamphlet.
The Independence Beige says that there was
no foundation for the 'atement that Marshall Can
robert was to be sent on an extraordinary mission
to Rome, and that he has already rsturned to his
command at Nancy.
ITALY.-The aspect Of the Italian question has
caused much rejoicing both At Venice and Milan.
The first Electoral College ofthe latter place chose
Count cayour as its candidate, after previously
obtaining his consent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30
From Leavenworth.

LEAvEEwoRTH, Jan 20.
The Pixies Peak Express Company has decided
to run a pony express from L%eavenworth to Sacra-
mento City. The time is fixed at ten days.
The Post Office Department has ordered the
Utah mail service back to its original time, and
will makea monthly instead Of a semi-msnthly
mail.
in addition to the amount Of gold received by
the Pixies Peak Express yesterday, about $40, 900
are reported by private houses,
The winter in Salt Lake Valley is reported as
having been very severe.
Considerable disorder existed at Camp Floyd,
and a sollier had been murdered by an unknown
assassin. The Salt Lake Valley Tan says that
of over two hundred murders committed in that
Territory within the past three years, not q sim
gle offender has been convicted or punished.
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10 the Public Generally, and 90
sOme persons in Particular.

THE undersigned hereby give notice that
Il ffOm and after the date hereof they refuse to
suffer any person or persons to enter upon their
several farms for the purpose OF shooting game or
for sporting OF any kind, or arouaing fields or ohAs-
ing game without permission. The law win here
after be strenuouHly enforced. ForbeAranee has
eeAhed to be = virtue.
One mile east Of Miamiaburg.
Jacob Benner, David b. Niebel,
Catharine Heincke, Peter L.. Gebhart,
Philip Benner, Valentine Gebhart,
Dec. al, 1883. dee74
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BOOTS. Shoes &C. &C.
NEW WORK, mt the OLD
No. 81, Jefferson street.

"ltis now settled that the LASTING health ofawL
men, women and children, depends ontbe oondititn
Of their aoLFsin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30
MasterCOm mission er's sale.
y. Il. WScSEOan

KEEPS, in connection with his supply of
IN Wooden ManufaetureriH articles, a large and
full assortment of India Rubber Betting, Packing
Packing Hose, &c. Would especially call the atten-
tion of Millern, Manufacturers and Maehinists to
my stock Of Betting, which ia hfty per cent cheaper
than my other kind Of Betting forpower and durA-
biiitV.
Has also on hand LAeing Leather, Belt Hooks,
Warpa, Machine Cards, Reeds, 40.
3o2 SECOND ST, DAYTON.
Apr2I-lVw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30
B. N. DAVIS, q
No. 70, Jefferson street,
DAYTON, o.

z N. D., having disposed of his stock of
O' Eastern work at auction, will hereafter devote
his entire attention to manufacturing home mace
WORK, which he Will get up in any styi lie to suit his
patrons and the great public, whom he will be pleas
ed to serve.
He invites ladies and gentlemen to call and leave
orders for work, and he pledges his reputation as a
man and mechanic to please all who can be pleased
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30
Later From Havana.

SAVANNAH, Jan. rs.
The steamer Isabel has arrived of Lybsc on her
way TO Charleston, with Havana adyiees Of the
25th.
New white Museovado sugar 9@sl reals. Mo
lasses quiet, FreightS dull. Exchange on New
York 1904 per cent premium.
The steamer Empire City, from New Orleans
fer New York, has been ashore at the entrance Of
the harbOr at Havana, but got of without mato-
rial damage.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.
William ]. Corey, Of this city, who was injured
by the accident on the Hudson River Railroad,
died in Tarrytown yesterday.
At a meeting Of the Chamber Of oOmmorce to-
day, a committee was appointed to prepare a re-
monslranee against the pro rata bill, to be pre-
septed to the Legislature.
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

THE REV. WILLIAM OoSGROVE,
Il while laboring A. a missionary in Japan, was
cured Of Composition, when all other means had
failed, by \ recipe obtained from Alearned physician
residing In the great city Of Jeddo. This recipe has
cured great numbers who were suffering from Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs, and
caused BY these disorders.
Dosiroua Of benehting Others, win send this reef
pc, which l have brought home with me, 10 all who
need II, free Of charge. Address
Rev. WIN. cOsGROVE,
z9O Raltie-street,
JAnls-lmU Brooklyn, n. y,
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A SITUATION a. steward, Clerk, Waiter or
IA Bartender, BY n middle-aged man, who
speaks and writel French, German and English
Languages. Best 81 references given. Address &c.
~ AZ MArkgrAn7p, STs Third street, Dayton.
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THE
DRUG STORE.
I2O MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN MARKET AND FOURTH
w. S. ROBINSON.

w. - GkO04GN
(sUccRssoR To HUBBARD & RoBiNsoE,O
rs NOW RECEIVING AT THIS WELL
i known stand his oURTH purchase for this
season, from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Cincinnati. a general assortment OF goods usually
kept in a hrst-clAss Drug store.
Among the assortmenfmay be found genuine Lu-
bins French Extracts for the Ladies, Is Dupuy's
"Kiss Me Quick, - Bazin's FrSnRipana, Glenn's,
Haule's HArrison's, Wright's, Bsrny's ana other
Perfumeryi Fancy Soaps of every style and quality,
Frangipana and Camphorated soaps; POncino, Era
aive aud Genuine old brown Windsor Soap, &c.i sc.
LIQUORS.
Alull line Of pure Liquors, by the bottle or pint,
for medicinal and mechanical purposes, Turner'S
Ginger Wine, and Blackberry Brandy superior Ca
BURNING FLUID.
Extra quality, suitable for Patent and Common
OILS, PAINTS, AND VARNISH,
OF every possible kind, color and quality.
FRUIT JARS,
In great variety, bought directly from the M9nutac;
as cheap as any house In this city.
BGRHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,
For which am sole agent for this city and county.
Dealers supplied at the ManufRcturer'b prices.
PATENT MEDICINES,
or every kind now in use.
HAIR OILS AND PoMADES,
or a thousand different varieties.
WHALE OIL SOAP,
For tbs certain OBSTRUCTION oiinaeotso on Flants ana
Flowers.
Costar's Rat Exterminator, Lyons Mag
netic Insect Powder; Bed Bug Exterminator,
a sure thing.
Hair, Teeth, Nail, whitewAsh, Shoe, Scrub, Dust
ing, Carpet, Window, Paint, Varnish, Artists go,
SO, without number.
WHITE LEAD AND LINSEED OIL,
of the very best quality, always on hand; Glass and
Putty, Fluid Lamps aud Lampwick.
TnII. ET GnnnG
In endless variety, and OLDEST quality. A large lot
of VArnish bought recently at forced sale in New
YorK, which | can sell to dealers at less than Gin
HinnAti prices.
ALSO,
Robinson's Hair Tonic, cologne Cough Mixture, Di-
&e., &c., guaranteed to give entire satisfaction.
Sloan's Condition Powder, Houghton's
Peprin.
compounded, OF the best medicines-none other
shall be used.
Tony friends and the public generally would re-
turn my most grateful thanks for the liberal patron
age extended to the late firm Of II. 4 r., and would
Kindly solicit its continuance, as also an eXAminA-
fore pAtronized the house.
lam permanently located here, and expeettO make
friends and customers by fair dealing.
Children sent to my store for anything will be
waited upon and the same price charged rs II their
parents came themselves.
JUST RECEIVED,
AlArge A~ssortmentof Fruit Jars ofthelAtest styles,
and Sealing Wax.
BIRDS AND CAGES.
Bird Seed, and, In short, everything belonging
jviS W. S. ROBINSON.
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THE WEATHER.

At last wo have some weather that de-
serves more than the usual compliments
For three weeks past it has been clear warm,
and delightful, more summer like, than
spring like, and farmers havo commented
preparing tn .ir ground, we'll satisfied with
the weather dispensatIon thus far. The
frost is all out of the ground, roads in prime
order and business matters begin to wear a
more cheerful aspect tina. this suspicious be
ginning may be Continued, anl in the end
realize it's full promise, is the hearty wish
Of all. A good season oncs more, will re-
store confidence to our farmers, and the
old times will be known among US.
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SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

On Monday evening last, the pupils OF y.
H. Goodriche's School gave public Exhi-
hilton at the Methodist Church, the exhibit
1 on consisted of Declarations, Compost
tons, Colleagues &C.. and concluded with a
comic and amusing tabieau virant represent.
ing Young America in his various places, at
,i.udes, and CO ditions. TIE exercises were
conducted with spirit and grace by the per-
formers, and were greeted with applause
By largo and intelligent audience. II is
suaicieus to say that the success Of the Ex-
hjti,ion was such as to reflect credit on both
teacher and pupils, and also afford delight
to the parents as well Us entertainment for
the audience. At the conclusion prizes we, 0
awarded to the following named persons.
lst. Prizes Miss Charlotte E. Armstrong,
and J. II. Seymour.
God. Miss Grace Smith, and B. T. Suits.
man.
3rd. Miss Della Devol, and F. G. Rem
ington. ~. ..
Thohouse was full to overlooking, so that
many persons who came to witness the ex-
hibiton were prevented. 1t WAS therefore
decided to repeat the performances the next
evening, and award new set Of przes-the
recipiants of prizes the first evening not be-
ing competitors for the second The
exercises were accordingly repeated on
Thursday evening and with equal success.
Prizes were again awarded as follows.
lst. Prizes. Mss Louisa Gum, and A. D.
Smith.
2nd. Miss Angelina Fairman, and E. \.
Street.
3nd. Miss Edith Remington, and A. D
platner.
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Fourth Ward-A. COCHRAN.
Fifth Ward-D. w. CARPENTER.

uThere is little Of interest to report IN
the way Of river intelligence. ihrohsn
hn,,, on the way up, are unaccount"oiy
ssIavsd, or make a terminu. Of Atch'son,
Isaysnwortb, Weston and other some, horse
1alass.,abovs.-&. Joe Vest.
81. Joe seems to b. at last waking up to
the fact. that there are other towns on the
Missouri river, besides the terminus Ct the
ua,sibaI & st. Joe Railroad. The fact
TIA. company Of St. Louis capitalists have
d.,ermined to run a daily line OF iirst-ciass
packets, from St. Louis to n" one-horse
village" above, seems to give them some
uneasiness, as they don't like the IDEA OF
steamers merely touching at the metropolis,
and making terminus at one OF the one
horse villages above.
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1899
NIISOuITO BRIDGE,

Having occasion to go out into the coun-
try few days ago, our journey led by
one of those venerable relics Of our former
County Judge. 1t is an old adage 1--WE
should praise the bridge that carries US
over safe". although it is SO in the saying
it is not exactly SO with US, for when We
had passed over the rickety super structure
our curiosity compelled us to fasten our
horse and carfully survey the danger which
we had escaped. Seriously, the bridge is
unfit for horsemen to cross and our county
officials cannot be ignorant of tho fact.
Prof,ing by the, popularity Of former
bridge builders We hope TO cronicle the
fact that our efficient County Judge will at
least have the bridge ever musquito, so re.
paired thata foot.lnan may pass over with
out fear of falling through.
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Not "Noahs," atfordips refuge from the
deluse Of water, bat EAroN's, offering she,.
ter from the deluge of forgetfulness is now
open, swept and furnish. d, and all who will
may enter and be saved. A ready and efli-
Gent master Of his craft is EATON. lie will
enbam You IN morocco, frame you in gilt,
or envelope you in pearl, and always with a
correctness of feature, and truthfuiness of
expression that you could not bat admire
Visit the Ark, all who would obtain fifth
full scmblance Of Yourselves or friends.
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BYRON CAMPBELL, has take the we'll
known saloon of Haisht & Hem, OF the Pa.
cifSc House. He is a good clever fellow,
and the lovers of either moore or BYRON,
will find every thing ready ut their call to
crafty their spurious desire,.
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The undersigned having sold their entire stock Of
goods and retired from business in Council Bluffs, beg
return their sincere thanks for the liberal pa
they have received and cheerfully recommend
to their Old their SUCCESSORS Nessrs PARKs
x ROBINSON. business men worthy OF tho confidence
and patronage Of the public. .arsa a.5r.....s ."
NOV. 10, l659.-tf. TooTLE & JACKSON
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CO We learn from the ST. Joe Gazette
OF the 18th Inst. that tho Railroad Bill has
passed the Missouri House of Delegates, BY
avote OF 81 ayes to Sc hayes. The bill is
under discussion in the Senate, and will no
doubt pass.
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c. R. D. ANY, does the hardest kind of
business as regards articles of sale-yet bis
stoves draw many customers, and the rat
ling Of his tin ware, makes excellent music
for the purchasers.
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htatttklv Aunparel.
A map OF busy life,


ltD ~ ------o-a~ e-----------.
Those TO rhon this paragraph comes marked
I, ~, notiee, that the NoxPAnEIL '0tJ % re
". - rent 10 sAeir uddress, until sold seores are
..,.s we mean iphaf re cay. 10 yos ptH please
Az, notice and oorern yosrseires accordingly.
...f.r erery subscriber rviR be nofifsd raen TIE
70, ,caich he has paid for the paper hds expired.
~" "a. paper will in no case be sent for longer pc
~ tAss paid for in ADVANCE
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NOTICE.

The Co-paYtuership heretofore existing between
HoNN b McCLELLAHD, Ia. this day been dissolved,
mutual consent, excepting Book Accounts, Notes. etc.
3. H0NN,
W. F. McCLELLAND.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to HoSN d
McCLELLAsD in this way will do well to call and
tie If they wish to cnsts. Call at old stand
the sign of the golden mortar.
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-,..rr.rEnox1u mlNEA,
$4,000 - Dust:

HIN
rHR SEws-ouARrz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wEArHER-ARRIvALs,A &c. 81
nv tina mails from Denver We have dates
to the slst inst. AgsssSg Sd
II. express brought about $4,000 IN COLA
met several small parties going out.
among them, Capt. Gregory. He was With
in 100 miles Of Denver.
The news is interesting. We glean the
following from the Rocky Mountain Ne,cs
The quartz leads in the new district beyond
Gregory's promise even richer than those OF
the last named neighborhood. The quartz
seems more dscomposed, and the leads OF
greater width.
ws learn from gentleman just down
from the mines, that one shaft on the Gun
nels lead has reached depth Of eighty-one
feet; the quartz now pays fr a $500 to
$500 to the cord of rock, and il steadily
increasing in richness. 's@ y'5 ss
| The Consolidated Ditch, bringing water
to Russell's Gulch, Quartz Hill, and all the
neighboring mines, we learn is nearly com,
pleted. The water has already been turned
| in, and the ditch filed for about two miles
from its head. But little remains 70 be
done, except to complete the auming in
several places. .sa9 ts+ g
The weather since Friday of last week has
again been delightful; clear and warm.-
Some DAYS we have not found it necessary
to keep fires il our Office, after O'Clock
A. n. Quito an extensive display OF para
soils NAV be seen any day on the streets, in
the hands of lady promenaders, who hnd
these inJispensables already necessary to
protect them from the burning rays Of old
Sol. - VII
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Cy The States Of Michigan, Wisconsin
ana Minnesota have instructed their dele.
gates to the Chicago Convention to vote for
Gov. SEWARD. A portion Of the delegation
from Massachusetts is also for SEWARD.
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CO The U. s. House Of Representatives
have appointed committee to investigate
the bribery and corruption of the present
administration. Some rich developments
may be expected.
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70 It's now rendered nearly certain that
'as states Of Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
nensaoky and Missouri will be represented
IN the Republican National Convent
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FAINT. PAINT,

=. McClelland, is in receipt Of q large
s ss.'. Of White Lead, and other articles
pertaining to the Drug trade, which b. pro.
poses to sell at the loves. ssures,
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aT Messrs. BALDWIN & DopcE, intend
starting in a few days, train of twenty
five or thirty wagons, loaded with -four for
Pixies Peak.
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srrAMRnAT ARRIVALS.

The steamer Omaha, Capt. SALrNARsH,
arrived at our lcvee Sunday afternoon last,
she brought no passengers, her freight list
was very heavy.
The asa W,lgus arrived on Monday, with
alarge amount Of freight and some thirty
passengers. The river at present is in poor
boating order. o 51g
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CO The Republicans have decided ma.
Jofisy IN the proposed Convention to form a
State Constitution in Nebraska.
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Estray Notice.

Taken up " n. 5. Carey, st his plantat.sn in Csss
township, Cass county Iowa on the 7th dsy q Novsm.
he 1859 Iron gtay on't, black ite and tall
two years old other marks Or brands payceveable
appraised A PSI 6o By WIN. Currey and ". rosrenSe
before +. D. johnson, J. p sEa Is
E.w. HENDERSON, cierk b. C., cass Co., ic~s.
Copied from Record, Jan. ., 1850. v5-n3s
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Inc 81. Louie Bulletin, of Wednesday,
says sal' important breach of promise case,
came up before tho Criminal Cour. tb;,
morning, but was postponed till FRIDAY.
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fvWe would call the attention Of emf
grants, on their way to the Peak, to the new
stock of Groceries, Provisions and outht-
ting goods received per steamer asa WIig"s
BY Messrs. J. B. BEERS l. Co.,, Lower
Broadway.
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COLONY.

uaeotany River This ndiies 10 sections B. T. snd 10
~ 80 in Foftswattamie county; and iusectious ~
49, 81. g. 49, u, 2S 20 -, s. ~. and o. %, -
N soeioy county nfe north OF Cutsngefs mill fness
Newtown) miles south Of the location Of the u. II.
r; miles north Of the State Road TO Des Acinss
land IS miles from Council Bluffs. About Of u
timber wewatered mulatto soil and ali arabic with
the exception Of some 90 acres.
This land Y deserving the attention Of those seekine
body. Terms easy. 4 e sA.& A rv2-nl3u1
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rottawattamie County Lands
FOR SALE By
HORACE EVERETT,
Council Bluffs. Iowa.

wqsE or 20, rs, $40 acres andioinaps Mr
-. spTinger's farm, 8 miles North Of town.
bottom land miles above Judge Bryants farm.
NEqr 5, n, al-S0 acres, timber, on Xosqui-
toe creek, mule southoi Mr. - farm
NEqr3 n, 40-l60 acres, Silver creek bottom land.
containing about 90 acres imber on the rosd 70 Wa
terbuTy's In Shelby county.
81 Nwqr; NEqr N W Or; 8 " Or, and y va,
tom land; On the Stage route east, mile Of Big
Grove, Joining Slocums and Judge ame's farms
the south, and Mr. Files and Flcsher's on the east.
There better body Of land in western Iowa than
this; with plenty Of timber and numerous settlements
--
Also s wqrNw ar; and n Or S or I. IS, 900
acres mile east ofthe abovej bottom land, with Eoue
timer.
sAswqr 10, and n Or 5 ar =. H. $3.50 acres.
Nishnabotany bottom land miles north Of Newton and
near Cutsinger's Mill; about 10 timber on the
tract; mile north of the new State road.
NE ar and W ar 7, IS, $3.50 acres, bottom land
on the Nishnaoottany River, miles below Newtown,
and the distance above lola, and sdjoining ".
Pierce's farm.
Nwqrsw Or 81; WIS ar; and N or 5 qr u;
and 81 q 300 acres s a. rsssa ersss
about miles above Reels MILL and IS miles north Of
Council Bluffs. sts4sB
Missouri River bottom land. miles from coun
Gil Riffs. - q
EK4 wxNwqr. and s wa, NwqrN W 10. II
Pigeon, ~ miles Of Council BlufYs about is acre
OF timber. rhis very fine tract for . large farm.
n of W ar S Of; and W y N w or 36 and ~
or a. rs, 44--2oo acres bottom land. ! mile from
Council Bluffs
EAswqr; VIZ sEqr. and " ar N ar 20, Is, Il
900 acres bottom land on Little silvs, miles east
En- E or Is; y az and WV s a. %, 70, &i-s7o
bottom land Silver Creek miles east Of L. j.
@Eksw Or; and W. s \ ar II, &C. 4l-tso asfss, Sill.
yer creek bottom laEd, mile south os bridge new
State road
sEqrNwqra, Il, $50 acres, 1 mile north Of s.
Places and Fenner's farms. =
81 Or %; and W ar Nwqr -, n, 3s-i2o acres.
prairie, south side ewins Grove one mile troD New.
town. - @Aas
So ar and p ar TO- sA wv ar and " ar II,
n $3.50 acres Nshnabottany, At Lewin's Grove
100 acres Of timber balance bottom prairie and upland
adJoinins NJ rrne's and Mr. Wright's farms, FL
VIZ or; or SWqr; and 2 ar v a. 10,
IS 4l-l36 SO acrcs, Keg creek, \ mile Of and
mill and nile above Mr. Mintnrn's farm, and - miles
from Council Bluns. Also, single trsetof
SIX THOUSAND ARCES!
-
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~" estimated that there will be over ON,
'n'sran'' start for Pixies Peak during the
next three weeks, from Harrison, Cass and
Pottawattamie counties.
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CT Tho circulation Of tho New York
weekly Library has reached the enormous
number Of 225, 900.
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THE ARK

: CT The whole number Of convicts now
in the Wisconsin State Prison is l73.
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- GO The Republican State Convention OF
Virginia, meets in Wheeling, about the lst
Of May. to appoint delegates to the Chicago
convention.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-17

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