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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17

The New York Times San Francisco cor
respondent, after describing the enthusiasm
With which the election of Col. Baker as
Senator from Oregon was received, adds /:
button holed half score of men who
we're calm enough when asked not to answer
with three cheers. to tell why they were so
delighted with Bakers election, and here
are specimens of their answers:
Because Ned Baker is the most social,
genial, good natured, shrevd. brave, popu.
lar man alive, and be makes about tie
best speech, full Of fun, and pith, and
hits.
Because the Colonel is one of the sound
est Republicans in the Union. He wa. born
in England, and has to hold himself to pre-
vent becoming an Abolitioniss. But he's
such glorious fellow. h='il snake the affec-
items right out of South Caroiiuiap.
Because, at last, the Pacific coast has got
q man in the Senate who WON'T persist in
representing Mississippi; and the Pacific
Railroad aud oil Improvements dear to the
California heart, an eloquent advocate.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17

election Of Presidsnt 10 the manner pre-
sesibed BY the constisusioa, does nos warrant
the secession Of asJ State; and the buster
ing and travsdo Of South Caroiios has al
ready bad the effect, Of concentrating oil the
conservative elenssts Of the Southern States
into ssrcnz and thorough Onion orEaniza-
sion, which bids fair to be abanesnily able
to throttle the monster Of disunion and
and secession-sreason-oa its very thresh-
ssld. Un,l the incoming administrator
shall hare committed some Aggressive act
against The constitutional rights OF State
or States, Of such en- intoiersns nature - to
Justify a.oued and palpable revolutionary
means for self preservation, Secession VIII
be secuted At and frownsd upon By large
msjorisy Of each and al Of the Southern
States. In the meantime, no one need be
surprised 10 hear Of secession meetings be-
ing held ia different parts Of the South q
which speeches Of revolutionary character
we're made, aad resolutions OK thssame ns-
,urs adaptation there are families, ex-
srerais;s ard "res,less spiriis' in the South,
as well a. in the North. Words. words!!
xoris.i! will Cow from them, 50 long as
they can obtain q hearisg from any consid-
cradle number Of people. Secession - q
spirited il net pleasant hotbf to ride, and
We should not, therefore, be surprised to
hear CT is being ridden most numerically BY
the blue cockade "Co!onels" Of the South.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
TESTING IIOwlTZERS.-TnE VELOCITY
OF CANNON BALLS

On Friday last, says the Pittsburg Dis
patch. a large number Of cannon, cast ut
Fort Pitt Works, previous to the destruction
of the old works by fire, were proved under
the inspection Of Lieutenant Bogcs. at the
new proving ground, on the right bank of
the Allegauy river, nearly opposite Taren.
tum. Twenty-one OF the guns were "a Or,
howi'zers. carrying six inch ball, and eight
81 columbiads, and all stood the test of fir.
ing as completely as that Of measureml ut.
Some curious illustrations of the force and
rapid Eight Of the balls were observed in the
firing. Two of the balls, ranging rather
low, passed through a SWORN fence" one
of them cut out its width from the rail next
the top, without moving it from its place,
although merely kept in position by the ends
of two adjoining rails, and the other shear
ed off the end of rail, dropping it without
lifting 1t out of place. One of the howit.
GERS was fired at a large sycamore tree, and
it was supposed the shot had missed, as the
tree gave no indications Of being hit. Il
was afterwards brought down by training
two of the Ga FOUNDERS on it at the same
time, when it was found that the six inch
ball, fred with the light gun charge, had
passed entirely through the tree, and knocs.
ed down another small tree in range ut some
distance bnck. One Of the GA pound (eipht
inch) balls had also passed right through
the center OF the tree, and the other cut out
its width on one side. According to the
experiments of DIR. Hutton, the fight Of
cannon ball is 6, 100 feet in one quarter of
minute, equal TO FIVE miles per minute, or
three hundred miles per hour. 1t follows,
therefore, that a railroad train going at the
rate OF seveDty-fve miles per hour has a
velocity one fourth that Of cannon ball.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
A WONDERFUL FACT.

A ,elegraphic despatch from Columbia,
s. e. of date 18th inst, says: "The South
Carolina Legislature adjourned this morning.
Nothing of interest transpired1' The
members have doubtless gone home to strip
themselves for the performance they are
invited TO BY the Hon. Lawrence NJ. Keitt, in
speech made by him the same day of the
adiournmeu; to-uit: "South Carolina
should shatter the accurssd Union If she
could not accomplish it otherwise, she uould
hroto her arms around the pillars Of the
Constitution and inrolre all the States in
common ruin" Go it, Kei,t; words are
cheap when there is no Grow around.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
porrAwArrAMiE FOR LINCOLN.

We were in error last week, in conceding
Po,tawattamie County to Douglas. The
official returns show that the Republican
electors at large have plurality over d Dug
las Of one vote; on district electors, the
Republican plurality is FIVE. Will our ex.
changes please note the fact, that Pot,awat.
,amie County, the stronghold Of Democracy.
on Tuesday the 9th Of Nov. enrolled herself
among The Republican counties Of the State.
We claim the "Banner"-for having made
II larger proportionatc gain than any other
county in the State. will our contemporaries
see to it that Old Postawa,tamie has her
dues.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
COMPLIMENTS OF THE D.y-.o. .

Col. BsnBIrT says that, on the night Of
the Democratic fracas-men.ioned by US
last weok-''the editor (of the Nonpareiil
was too drunk upon the occasion to know
what was transporting, and had he been in a
condition to see aud understand what trans
PRED, he is to grea. a liar to relate i. cor
rectly."
In regard to Col. BAEptrr's charge against
US, as above, We have simply to say, that
Col. BkBMrr was always too biz fool to
distinguish between funeral procession and
a murderous riot and that on the occasion
referred to, he was too beas,ly drunk to
have inserfered to preserve the peace, even
had he been informed that his political
friends were eudangering The lives of peace
able citizens by the use Of Democratic
argumcnts-briek. ba,s-s.ones, Gre brands,
etc.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
ILLINOIS.

Lincoln's majority in - counties 1886.
Miller's majority in the same counties in
1858 was 9,37I1I. Republican gain 1888.
Lncoln's majority in the State will not fall
below Is 900. The Democrats elect Ere, and
the Republicans four, Congressmen-s SO that
the delegation will stand in the next Con-
sress as in the present one. The Republi-
cans have, however, secured majority in
both branches of the Legislature, which
ensures the re- election Of TEUEBrLL to the
U. S. Senate, aud fair apportionment of
the State into Legislative and Congressional
districts. 4 glorious victory and one
whose beneicen. results cannot be even
approximately computed at this time.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
SOi TiiERN STATES.

We have nothing definite, as yet, in regard
to the result of the late election in the South
ern State. Tennessee is conceded to Bell ;
Maryland and Virginia to Breckenridge.
Delaware is secured to Brecktnridge; and
North Carolina is also hi, by small maj
The few returns received from Georgia and
Arkansas place Breckiuridse in advance of
his two competitors. Louisiana is regarded
as safe for Breckinride by handsome mai
Mr.. Douglas is supposed to have Missouri,
Mr.. Bell Kentucky, and Mr.. Breckenridge,
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Texas and
South Carolina.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
NEW YORK,

The latest figuring that We have seen,
gives the Republicans about 10. 600 majority
in this State. The official vote will show
Lincoln's majority to be above rather than
below this figure. The Republicans elect
q, and the Democrats 9, members of Con-
gress-a Democratic gain Of 4, counting
Haskin and Reynolds, as Republicans; they
were elected as Democrats, but voted for
Pennington for Speaker. The Legislature
is largely Republean-ensuriug the election
Of Republican Z. S. Senator in the place
of Mr.. SEWARD, whose term expires on the
4.h Of March next.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
ss-lerHs KEwAN

Is hereby offered BY the friends Of 90 G.
c. Cole for satisfactory information q HE
safety and Whereabouts. MIR C. has been
srayersing the First Congressional District
for some months past, under the strange
delnsion that be was running for Congress,
and that therefore be had right to lying
(iien) for that Office; bat be suddenly dis
appeared from our midst on Tuesday eve-
ming last, the 9th inst. Various rumors are
aaoas as to his strange disappearance.
Some affirm that c. c. Cole means really
clear char coal; and that as such he has
served to kindle the Republican fires to
consuming heat, whilst he has gone out
himself, leaving q mere smut stain behind.
Some democrats indignantly exclaim that .
mere Curtis has worried the very political
life GU, of him. AT any rate great anxiety
prevails as to his fate. Mr.. Cole is Of me-
dunn height and age, rather thick set and
chuckle headed.
The like reward is also offered for relic
able information Of the whereabouts Of the
Reverend? Henry Clay Dean, who also
mystericusly disappeared on said Tuesday
evening, November the 9th. He, too has
been perambulating tho country, very much
excited on the subject of politics, making
speeches, and evidently laboring under the
strange hallucina,ion that he was running
for Presidential elector. MIR. Dean is also
man of medium height and age, but OF
immense abdominal development, which
makes his friends fearful that modification
has ensued and suddenly struck in there.
There is a rumor, however, that Demo-
crat scout on the borders of Salt River
heard heavy plunge in that river just after
O'Clock P. N. last Tuesday, and immedi-
a;eiy after saw an obese body floating up
stream, apparently buoyant with its own
blubber, and spouting at intervals like
walrus. Ii was too dark to identify dis
tinctly this mass of matter, but it is feared
that Dean 'shas taken water."- Uarkeye.
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ro.al. .asss 1898 ..sil.l 1854. 600 2oa


Curtis plurality in so, 1871; majority
in SO, coo. 10 go, by reported returns as
above, believed to be nearly correct, 4eOs.
Lincoln's majority in the above Counties,
Is about the same as that of Mr. Curtis. In
the % District, Lincoln's majority will be
from 1000 to 10000. He has made very
heavy gains in almost every County. We
will endeavor to give something like full
returns from the whole State next week
vandever, for Congress, leads sour Ben,"
the Democratic candidate. a perfect s'wild
goose chase.o sour Ben's' column of
figures is too short by about 10000, 20 en-
able him to 60 TO Congress.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
MISSOURI.

The st. Joseph Ga>eite, up to the 18th,
has returns from eighty-six counties which
foot up majority of lS9 for Mr.. DorGLAs.
There are twenty seven counties to hear
from, which gave 9,3s3 votes for JACKSON
and 4,sl5 for Ora majority of 2,5Gs'for
Jackson, so that there can be but little
doubt that Mr. DoUGLAs has carried the
State by small plurality. BRECKENRIDGE
runs little ahead Of Mr.. LINcoLS-the lat
ter receiving thus far. Is 1914 votes.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
"ruE RING OF THE TRUE METAL"

J. W. Sasahan, for many years editor Of
the Chicago Times, DoreLAs' hom. organ,
but now connected with the State Register,
a. Springfield, the home Of LINCOLN. talks
in this patriotic s,yle-Douslas editors gen.
orally will please notice:
ave think it 10 the duty Of every Demo-
eras to give to his Lincoln's1 Administra-
ti5n tnos bis rartvl every aid and support
that the governments can conssi,utionally de-
mand Of citizens, and il in the exercise Of
his high duties. the arm sf treason be raised
il will be the duty Of every Democrat when
called upon, TO aid the government in all
Constitutional msasures TO put dcrn the
treason. and pssi.a tie traitors, and pro-
tecf the .iwericdu Taioa.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
r-r,;sra Rx~~rrv ~ ,bs Rl,ors,t

eTFrisnd BENTLEY, Of the Bloomfield
Clarion, is evidently an original Douglas
man-for the next day after election. he
ornaments the head Of his editorial columns
1861, stephen A. Douglas" There's pluck
for you-now let's see how many more
"original Douglas men" sher. are Publishing
newspapers in the United Sss.ss-we scarce
iy cxpecs the pleasure Of chrouicling even
enc mora.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
WISElNSlN

The Chicago Daily Tribune, says the
latest reports from Wisconsin indicate a
maj. of 10000 for Lincoln. Add that to the
defeat Of Larabee, and the triumph of the
Badger Republicans is complete; their cup
Of JOY is full to running over. Legislature
Republican, rendering certain the election
Of Republican L. S. Senator in the place
Of Mr.. DCRSEE, whose term expires on the
4.h of March next.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17

fT1s being limited to barrister, Who
was wearying the court with long, dull
argument, that he ought to bring it to
close, he angriiy replied. 81 will speak a.
long as ! pleaser' "You have spoken
longer than You please, already" said his
antagonist.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
A WARNING TO EucHRE PLAYERS.

A young man in this city, who is very
fond Of playing euchre, and also very fond
of the daughter Of sspillar' of one Of our
popular churches, was taking tea at the
house OF his adored few evenings since,
aud had some fruit cake offered him. Be-
ing somewhat confused on account of his
situation, as the cake was held out to him,
be cried out 8" pass" The father hearing
him, and having played some in bis younger
days, was horror struck at the young mans
infatuation for the game, and thought he
would teach him lesson, and spoke bluutly,
:" You pass, do you? then, order you up,
and there's the door" The Young man
sloped, and the las. that was seen of him
he was endeavoring to make companion
believe that the women were trumps. bu,
that qusrulous fathers took all the tricks BIZ
playing lone bands Rochester Erpres.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
MtJIi!E \.

From Michigan, we have no later returns
than those published last week giving the
State to Lincoln by % 600, and sending
full Republican delegation to Congress.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
MONONA COUNTY.

Little Monona has done well. Ia 1858,
Samuels had sc majority in 1859. Kirk
wood and Dodge received an equal number
Of votes, now Lincoln has a majority Of 20.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17

CT The State Of Iowa has population Of
$4,000 being . gain of 5000 since last
year.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17

suverfor lot Of Fancy Goods Perfumeries Toilet and
Psncy SOAPS, Hair Nail and Tooth Brushes. full a..
u Paint AID ysraish Brushes Surgical "a.
nenis together with all the most popular Patent Med,.
eines. Our stock comprises everything likely b
called for in line Of business all which We os,
Wholesale Retail, the reayosabie terms
Merchants and others respecty invited 10 give NJ
cali. ss re purchase On terms which enable u sell
Ut greatly reduced prizes.
All sSvSds warranted a. represented Physicians Pre-
scrptions and Family Receipts sccurstSy aud carefully
compounded. fy1ni.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17

CT" Grandpa, did you know that the
United States has been in the habit of en-
coursging and acknowledging tories %
"Wbas kind Of tories" ssTerri-tor;es.
Now give me them peanuts, or I'll catch the
measles, and make you pay for.,hsm."
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17

AIRS. pAyy HAVING REMOVED IROs ~ n.
Nl CROFT 10 Lower Broadway, nearly "lfa
Parks Lumber Yard, continues 70 CisSR, Syeos ~
cad Msxs 1osssts Of the Latest fashion. o. y -
nNtee. Oes.'W
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Secession meets With bat little sympathy
outside Of The s'Cetton Stases"--in faes, Ws
might SAY, outside tbs limits OF South Caro-
Ina; anil even til. State seems to be ia no
Aurry 10 .sru.h matters" The designations
Of her Senator's DO nss take effect until The
A.h Of March next her Rspressntasive will
ali be in shair seats 90 the lss Monday in
D<eeaher--sasA determined ca receiving
ssssAss esoOo grab cat of Uncle Sans
ss6ess. fsssAss. We believe her Senator's
and RsrrsssaaAaisss xl.l all Be in their seats
q the opening e sAs .sxs CsDsress in Dec,
1851, and regularly ..sA YEAR thereafter for
old. tAsss many years.r Ts,.i. aar s.n he
lief. nots''as'Ana'ns &c sssaasssems .! her
Sery natures NC 'adalsias IN, jos. new. III,
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17

Have Just received and will constantly keep on hand
wei selected assortment OF such articles
merate' above, and all others usually kept in DRUG
stores, which they will sell al the lowest current sh
prices. We have also on hand . full supply Of The
most
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17

ROMANTIC CRREER OF An ECCEyTRIc
sGIRI-FOCk TEARS ADvENTIREN OF
AFFAIR CINCINNATuAN-HEk SUCCESS
FCL MASQJ ERADE-A SUPPOSED IRAG-
EDY RESOLVED INTO 4 pLEASANI
COMEDY.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-27
SECOND DAY.

BAtTInnRE. June 10.
The Convention was called TO order soon al.
ter 10 o'clock.
The Theatre was well fill d, but not crowd
ed. The day was dark and gloomy, and the
sppeai ance inside tbs Theatre was improved by
it, nrl an ilhting wihsas.
On u Ion Of M. L ii ow, of New York the
reading Of the journal was dispensed WITH
The question pending was on ordering the pre-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-06


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tete erl oas 9ans. uno las ole titer Der Gblr.
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baben. .H9HH1Iu5 a3iH1.
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bob Bier I'M oaule 2 a9amu r.l6I lG
Sa npbl, er wobnt BIER laste Die 9llie, uno
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erwartet, @eben Sie allo .nur rte Erepps
btnauf nno tIppfen sic pa oben an Die 1bar.
Dian lpiro Sbnen aufnaben - y1.5ql 81
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lhmae Ireppe binauf Su fllmmert lno itanp
1est Dor Ger elnSi9en uuf oenl pbern Jlur
/ befnpliben GDiir.a5 @ieper fIopfte er. prei
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p SeneitS Der Sbdr serrlbm mal1 iebt ans
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SinD Ste Die Silie, Ooer Der Moler ?'sill-a-il
Sb bin Der stoler, fuSte Tpubf. an l2i,s.
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fe @eltalt peS 0rafen Wontbrun. '''. '.'.r :
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lanpte {? fra3te 6pude, in pa6 fletne, sans ais
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Olontbrun inpem er nit elmer leiHten 0ano
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de leBte .iid unp beftete oann leine eroBea
bliBenpen 2!n9en NIT einem foridenpen 9luss
sprud auf pas bleiAe esle 9ln9eiteAt peg @raS
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7 SD bin ebro 9idlih, paB i6 enblid ben
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SuDeritntlibem @ertrauen rehnet, laote sSous
he npA elmer 9aule.:8 = oalI '5s'. .5jill:iaH
grlf Wpntbrun lddelte. Sd becauere,
5err 9eBoa Sbr Compliment niGt' errpies
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pap ib oab9 9lllflih 1fin miroe, sic Don
AnseltebtIS gu An9eitbt ebell Su fDnnen.;i9 d.
80 10 I9(6prtlebune fplIt1 ma .ea.lt5
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Or. GSpIlnifpll.

ttseb res f6nIsftden Gpuesus be gDunbdrte Qsn6U
Srdoutrter enes Der erep mehtnn GCleeten Der
ten Der ben sr0sten dbe nes gebens tn Opttdern pcn
fpnpp yars Ybdoepbtn unb duberen Gtdbn ieebran
bt6te her e6u metz unsdbltee Gtibentt t an Otrenfd
len Netr6t unb anteren 8rdntben liten 1eIde A. o. aud
e BET pSsHen eraufben ~ ieb erbrefen Ste iu cft ctc
lea oct sethBen aIetht8teten u ~ rben auSenbIif &C.
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gesranpet sur llnterprGdun9 Der Quddlultertt.
Der etnSt9e eYloB MO cine 6etlnn0 erlanat
3''Ai2a slq perpen fam. sif Djm 1879
- - 9tnoerun9 tn feds 9tunben. 80
Rein Quediber, Oos euerc @eIuuDbett rCls
.9''"''B sAA lellDS rMtnirt.gl1 Hg.s .ihi