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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
futile & Brown,
Jsmcs Lewis,
To James Lewis.

Jamcs lewis, }
To James Lewis,
Sir-You are hereby notified, that there is on file
in the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court Potta-
wattaIne County. in the State OF Iowa petition Of
futile Brown, claiming OF you the sum OF 1853 Ia
loo dollars, as money due on a Promssory Note
and that an attachment has been issued said cause
and property attached to said claim;
that unless appear and said petition on or
before the morning of the second day OF the term
of the District Court Of said County TO be begun and
held In the City Of Coancil Bluffs, the second Mon
day in December, 1860, judgment will be rendered
against you thereon.
STREET 4 CRAWFORD
AHy's for Plaintiff.
1t appearing from AFFIDAVIT. that the defendant is
Nonresident Of the State Of Iowa. and it in like
ner appearing. that the plaintiffs have a good cause
Of action subsisilng against the defendant therefore
hereby order that the said defendant be notified of the
tendency of said caUsc, by publication four weeks
successfully in the Council Bluffs NonpareH
J. p. CASSIDY,
County Judge.
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,,--ss. q sar taDse.Iser. xAa desire 70 pay shsif
..'...sssos IN voad, sg~ rtsHssses 70 srna 10 10
..uss.,..sv xssrs Ia EAST 81 s0a4-5s seiiagas1sts
- .tla szsa s.psY rhz. tsos srsas"
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no orRPArRoyS,

- rea4ery viii perceive that she present issus a
the Ssspsyesg ssnssass snailer tAsn those vhicA
hare pseeeaed IT, We have seen indneed TO asks sAis
.s,rxe ~ reasons Which csnxder 18th potent md
AREA: iss Our payer vas lsrser thas The require
meat. Of tsis oonmsn.ry Justified pzbsisins -
,ss d. Our srstiee pzn.sh sIsr9e psper Ito give
,s City czrzeser sSsass fos enserrri1 has
.es 20 the fullest extent ~ experience the
,,h .. iss7-ar expees1e Which has est ~ ysars Il
,~rere Izssr AID several kzSersd daIgars macy
s<. the dead past sa-Y It's dead I've szitseed.
Oar pseseut sss IL as.esy large contain all The
eai and seneras Sr-s Of the dsy, 70 which DEPART
meats ~e .Ea ns~ .Aat election is over pay very
increased xftensisa whenever the irereas-
Of wants II trse shall call for larger page. ne viii
sspvlr tie sesssers,sm With s.srrs.y- Bat IT, snsr
fair .rt.f fzrfAer resEcton sise 10 xeeesssry To
na1s ,ae ssspsyeu psyfn9 concern. that refssioa
gill se mas We % nos prosese TO lsase- work for
swnnsrase Unlike the Democrats ersaE In this city
tie yaapsyeg had 70 rely for ia sspport, On
ss.,esiy segifsmsts basnsssi Its offers have been
srs s,e to inae resenisket ty $3.50 dr.sts ca tie
re:ssa yrsasusy by siooo sen1o ara,,. on the
cssaty Tfessary; &c. by fr0z $500 10 $1,000 On TIE
clty Treasury. Bat little "eciai plunse.g have we
rreere. ally whatever, kence srr resaers
nss. net 30 surprised, when tell them that the
Ssspsyei has sesa anything bu; paying lasttn:ion
.os the past tps PEARS Notwithstanding il has been
eaasactsf ecaraulicaE principles; working
ssrsss saSiEs :ha ias At The and press full sx
keass day. % an AVERAGE besides Shas labor ve
Bestowed % The citog.a columns o. The ayer what
ever may hare bern cur shsrt-esnaiaxs a. editor
whatever errors Ray aSye committed, hSreyer
May zsased eur Dem
or-s;s tegIox-eitireas sad wounded their feelings,
daEnx election t.mss-oae thing 10 certain, that IT,
ihz; sc haye worked hard aud constantly during 81!
;as time literally Spiritually earning our b, cad
by tie sweat Of oar tfg" We say these things in 10
complaining spirit, tes have received patronage
;uily ug Hsost saagaine expeeasions;
Ehsats and busluess have pstrcnlzed literally
merely nlent4n the aboge facts that ressers
may be appFizedgf what Is g. tsrteuJ fa1t--ri=
TIA. have bot yer c tie Publishing business
ard that Just sadly Ia wait Of the snail
amounts shat due from different individuals.
We whst Is lastly due. thas We may pay of
those who have kindly extended asa helping hand
oaF hours II neezI. Shalt we have tues2
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PIONEER BOOK BlNDERY
B L A n X BOOK
.al.N'TEAGTORH.


Council Bluffs. Iowa.
TIE Subscriber ~eala respects ully inform the etisen
Ia western Iowa and Nebraska. that be has opened
nFss class etnery ami the ouIy established
tats SEXTON Of the country. am prepared TO do
s sinfs Of ~ort pessaisias the busisess Harpers
Graham Ga-eys. Peterseus. Arthar's BAiieu Put
rsm's, frsak Lesie's. Knckeroncker, Hnns's Mef-
chant hagAaines Xew rerk Ledger, DA.saas Picto-
rtsa, L<sles Illustrated SSiestIac American Atlantic
Aentety, Aas'eAl Review. rankes Notions, Ladies
Jaarnsl. LADIES' Repository
Music. Law RseSs and Newspapers books Of aay
hus Old o. sss soanA OF ressana in the approved
styies~ aa saest no,tce, a. tcv prices
Osa fszisy Bibles rs-eoznd TO lock and wear
eana 10 new.
September, Ii -. vN.P HrrHK
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Nnnlnler 1856.
X5altinlOrc-2 SpipitaL.

@e9ritnpet snr llnteroritdun9 Der Quodldlberd.
Der ciaSige Dlag. no etne 6etlMng edanat
perpen form.
9inOerung In le6s Shinbttt.
JRein QuediiIber pqS euere @slanDbat SOL
lenDe rlttntrt.
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"Nenne itb NlIe6 ni6t, tbeurer Sreuno, :"
la9te eodnfD, nunp wa6 i6 nidt femme, 1piele
ieb ni6t." -
Stun, um Sbnen gef1ais gu lcin, uno pas
mt Sle St0 niAt Ian9pfiIeu," laote Beau
jour nbtn i1 Su elmer Yartie pcder erbTtto, -
penn gle oa6 lpielen." = 7.
nSb IA !" ia9te GofneD, ftbtlicb erfrent,
= ooaa miro bel une ebr ltarf seipieIt" -
obne mid su ribmen, Sir, id Tin 0leilter
parln, - feiner meiner Na1barn wiQ mebr
NIT mir ipteIen; - penn Ste es aber podb
rtSfiren wOllen, Sir?" -
"Olu ger9uit9enw entgeenete 8eauiOur.
GIN Itlb puroe Su rtbt gelAotcl, uno Die
betpen 9erren nabmen YlaB = Mr. Gum
nlngman lsBIe itd an bic Sette leines 6reun<
oea GpfreD, in pe1en Garten lfbeno unr BEN
A'm oui reilen StublIebnc lt9tno. DIR.
SeauJonr 9ab unp rao Spiel te0anu, =
oas @jIuf tpar Gem 2anpmanue oGnltia uno
Ter 9elpann mebrere Darleen raid nneD etnon,
Der.
n2Sie bp6 lpteen mir ben point e lprab
SGaujuur, Die Yun 0ppltuden ltroBenpe
SOrle berYorSiebeno, um Su beSabIen.
o2Sle gle pollfn," meinte Gcduep, =
| oih ritbr mis na0 Dem, lpa6 bier 1iue lii.D
,,(jew6bltd lptelen pil," fttl Gunninaman
flnt ,,oell pont 81 einem Dollar, pol0 Gus
ltebt galB in Sbrem Yelieben."
"G8 gilt um einen DolIar," agte GoGnev
| uno Seaufour SabIte Islnen gSrrluit in @jolO
ouf cen Elldy, GedusD ftrih cas blaufe
@elo I6munSelno elu uno rae Slatt bate
ll1a 9cmenpet DIR. GodnfD YtrIpr ralN naeb
elnanrer Sptel auf Spli, une rie Aplptuen
NrIer nan egttnmlt ShgtejtNntue5 IL 8taa
lrnr blnnbtr. = 20ars pct 9utt Grdb0 niobt
10 itaet9rlln 9emtlen, 10 Bate tr llgb nur mus
leptn EebrAunt um rlt llMde lttne5 Ser
Ialtee III utnlpeftn, eelln lDlDreup lein 1reuup
/ GuNnlH9man III ieilt Jtirten lab auo ibm
Die nHo o. 9ule NabidIdle CAB. war pefen
tlnfe pano buher GcdncY6 Gopf empcteebpe
ben unp madle alIrrbanp Aoierp9Ypbn,elGben,
rte 8taulour mil fljtbti9en Buden allTaBte
upO ppl!ldnet3 81 perlieben i1itu, eenn er
| ipteite thinner, alS eb er ftei5 piTt, pyItbt
jtarten letn 9eBner IN Ger 6nno babe. Gpf
neY purce INNER biBiser, ie mebr er 0td.i,
uup es mar nod nicbt Witternadt al6 er
bereits cine bstrdhtl6e Gumme perIpren
bate. = Gnoli6 mar paS SpieI 3u gnpe,
Hm pa6 lth yfemano Yon Den iibriaen @1fen
81 fiimmern l6len. = unO 8eauiour naAte,
um leinen peroriebli6 9epproenen @eoner
gu etbeitcrn, eini9e Startens& s&unRiiiide, pie
9ern GrdneY5 gauges Snterefe erresten. :
oBa0 sllt's," la9te Staujour ,Oae Sie
ni6t i'm Stanpe finn, ii6 elne &arte auSpeae
pig 3n merfen llno iie i'm gerdbtniiIe gu be-
| balTen!" ~ "
nSbO icb iulIte bod meinelL" iaste Mr.
GcfntD, = coe lei nidt 10 lhner,"
uWOllen Sit nftten, Wr. GOdnsD 2" fraste
Seoujour.
/ oSA pehe !" rief pieler
(6OrtlebunS fOl9t.)
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Us mnB bemeiI en-? sic Serr glhz
pofut, geltern BAT mid Der S9lenipirtb einen
@iel selAinpft, wenu i'd jeBt flag mer muB
bemeilen, Dap idl a Glel bin, Der O4Ienwirtb
pper id? ......,.. 800.
Gin Observation-Disclosures er
in 2ubed bat I'LL Ieiltem 6auIe fplsenoeS
gum Otulter bienenbe Sd|llo aus9ebaneen !:
Sin @elndlee teQt in elmer Abtbeilun9 eineu
S6len por einen1 8er9e, in elmer 3meiten einen
Spiebubeu ppr einem eiierlen 0elpl9ranf
BAR. Die llnterIdrift lautet > .Ra f.
Da ftebt Der Sd8 am Yers,
llnb bort Der Oieb am 5draufe, S
Den 8erg Ihu5 @ptt Der 6err,
OoS @elpipino @pttfrieo 6anfe.
Der SuB, u2iebe 8rau Na4barin sez
BEN Sic mir einen &uB = Bios aus Neueier;
id nl0dte bod milIeu, pb Elm GuB pOn S6rem
Munbe be1Ier Idmedt, al8 BON meiner Sra1. !"
uad pa8 1T gar nidt n6tbig, Oa brauden
Sic nur neinen Wann 3lt fraseit, benz ibre
6rau i4oa nandlen SUP Se9eben bat - Der
muB eS ia ipifen."
Die Serme981ung. Der SGrtns
i4nleft bod idauoer9uft! Ba8 9ait Du Oenn
fit Sel lenOinmen ?" t
y gln8 Der QuartadFde!"
pOet is Jas 8renn6l! Wl8 fir Sel ba1t
Ou benn uf be Nudtlampe ieipfen p?
v9lu8 pem Slli6den binterm Sfen."
uOet is Jas 8rppencer SI! Sea nu i9laf
Du beim iauern 9drin8 unO freile Die 9alnz
pei"
Gin @eifeuber, Der III einenl iibere
fiillten 9eltbefe paS 8ett nit eiuem 6renloen
t9eilen 1ollte, fam auf Elm Wlittef bieient rie
2ult, nit ibnl in einem Sette 5ll lie9en, idnell
gu pertreiben. 3u pieieln 3wefe bing er einen
0lod iiber ben Stubl unD ieete ben 9nt baranf.
Den leeteren idlu9 er nit eitlenl Stcde, ben
er nit beicen 5iupen faBte, nle9rnal bon beg
Seite berab.
vgBas lDa bas beoeuten ?" fra9te i'm Der
Nncere. -.
SD life mid nur eiu fpenig," ocrlebte lee
ner, pOenn i9 bin Sdarfri4ter nno iol mpr@
gen @inen binri9ten."
aaum bate Der Neilenoe biele 8prte 9eiprcs
den, 70 mar Der 6rempe i4pn aus benz 3inle
mer perl9wunpea.
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Qraonild,e Schmdde

en0srug aetsIi uub tts urae Rrat RsF tsrsFtIt 9es
rbdts peefn peS Ade 9ebeH eIeb unb bic &he nnt Sa.
smsut unmOeG matt II eft bae Gpos Dtser bte sbre
get lftsn nnbepnnn Frpbnen 9unge qeutr nt ~ iesdt
NaedwttunGer Gef9t neil At esrcn Eplgn nat gEnau
tnnsR QbSed ls dut eur 5tssf.aren Riebeyf6agsn tt
odfn Steta unr aneere urden a.aetea fsrn 70 IL s sp
mcienSbetis ene 6elg gbrdueS ber tethen Draane
2ner aeer mta auee ba8 Die Rra br @rttuSune
te perisFe ptrh os t etmIatn Qaaern ersbsH as bon
DeBsH car % ttie H0 Augertem sreeR burG fruben e-
aug o Seredaaes anesuss eei@pat nnb BIT pbsFibsu unb
aeiitigGH Eraits pRrutbfst. G.
@tern uEf tsbreT win Oft uttt etc ahe br ranbstt IT.
rfr At Cesr 3o6ltn8t lr oft eben e bt eeihen 1nbes
re rMbn bic eurb bic GepSbHtet sebtmsn Qaers ent.
Raaten inn
Gr Offtce; SO. 7 Glib ~GrebertdRra6e
l!eben 3biiren BON 8aIttnpreltr,, GItltHe Sette,
Die Stufen binauf.
lan ncrtC th 9taeH nne SduSnumer benn unpente unb
nngernt 9admdber purbntebene gwieape GuGdaber,
apHlr Stteslmtr StraBenretn9er unb 2empenpuBer
aentn G resema6s Aerle anrn, GnstiOgen son Or,
Jetnltrn 8 Nfuf tn bsr Ilts.
@5 aus Srteff mnien stnsn peA. Stamp tntraIteu
&tite oeiIan9 IN 2 2a9en Sueelt6ert.
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HenbaroIfr. ytO. 161 5fp. S0anpper. II. Sbarp.
Wenen Tenben 8etanten. emie eine 9eeGen gubli.
fun. eSe i'd brnt an baB i'd meme g8etbonSlnns nuo gseus
wrtbI6a obsem Nlase orst beoetenb p9rS6ert babe.
Oabe unlaB ale 5orten ps, &6n-, lh9ar- uno frans5-
e gene ben bG9le bis gu Sen h6len prien. wpratf
i@ BEL cen iesgc iren9en Somta989eesen nod as beObr8
permee ba eS AM @nbe teeu it, wenu @ sebr Gin Er5pf-
en elcn Gberaf it'S SauS iat = SD perfauiene gGeie
bem @aS sde e @aene uno Iere oieelben bet atnabme
e3u Dngo laIeu peer be ber @alone foirei l's 0als
Gsy@ Meine 8rei8 lift e lit.
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Or. s9OLlnitnll.

t8Itet res f6nteiisn GUeeums Der gpantd,te In 2cnbrn
Vderter enes Der ersn merstnn @Saesten er Stnd-
len eeF ben g6etsn Spe nes Qtbens tn cpttderu pUn
seho yars pbaeelpbta no aubreu Stdbn tmgbraht bat
o3e oer Wtesn weB un3dhSe QGtbenbe Me an SbrenIa-
e MerpcFtat une Gnefren Erantbeen ltten pe 4 g. aud
tl1S sernsen &lentaftten ~ ausenbltd& &c.
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8todlttt ffp[aenees BET 2ettel..


Der 1InaIndlt1e DcIer nit ebief uebH beboftet i hhE
Inen an eiueu erFa1reMen arst ebe hur pcItn nt
BON ieitn 6dmren be rb, fcnbern henleleeH aud be-
bo enen Rraten cine isbr buse &nnns u naen pabrenb
a in oe dnen bte Ssn1ptpnc @ etpaS III has Sps
eiueepue bic 8rafbt weier lm @ sesrten bat au s
Rer melt arfBeren &eGnns bereSg 1T. 8trenanngen p6tr
tretttS" mereem na eIter nsuen csn d. s. SHth duqe-
n6enen Behanbunes IN Den9en Eagsn obne Snier;ea
sber Succnoeneen fnr ben Paeten 9ebe 3nslei faran
Ar G e. g. emietb taS tein 9ntsaa6uHe eer rurhrsA H.
m ale etresH beparbelt erben, mshir 10 on @saaiAne
bic ralrigten GoIssu berbeifnereH.
Sunoe Selts uah aae. GclHe enttaar @GmSds Ieben
pt.n @ BET 3ete meIbeu Hoeau h seea SuHHssr Hns srete
Anteften ciparen. - -.>f .-s- =.
or Z. g. Smitk BAT bur bic sIade Gnr sbtSg 3rsntett
TN arESere BerIhHt5e aS aenb ea aneerer S n aHa et
a Or EeIt lebeI tn Sen Serstea ron @rnb GaS anA
sbt ber Gonfon ttr wriprhns Rts Hteber nhsa art
Nelr unb area msra6en Gtfen. tn einsr beeaem btsn
Wa ,ubereist ub taHa I'm gs- pbss PrpGbae seer s hsr
Re nnbset NIB sine STIRRING In Gs6tten jH seruriaen,
aeucntre,t perbea r teitgt et;abaa etnoercteR M
rirb cine Giri6r8uenns her 2ebenslpsiIe urbrcnss.
Au Ben RranEhcn ees DebIen gsileds bat VI. ). D.
n,itb felt Sieibe aSre ne beienbere
aCrt6Met u1b Scrprt aHcu 2eioenseW cine EeIenbe Cur
Or g. g. S1aitHs Erirsnatoe fir Hrauea tRfn nSsA az et
aeui BiQse erbal. Die Web5i i g1 uHb rbe hsuetAb
abren assrcleentli nieI baoou aebrat EreS %. PEI
oneu e!e bon Baltimore ntfer wntutn, haAen mao eeraHx
a1tsa6e be Spnrtonie Gr s. g. Smith IN Ycctsea SrefeH
Oursu unb h,c ebi1in na3 irsab nsR EReIs esS xaas
geTdtdt ertoten.
MIe Mnfroasn tItbs1 iirens yrisea 5a Ar Ds EHb e.
parote 3imrisr CUR GisppFton Der FstttrteR. ~
Ofsh pen ll9f Wcr8eas big nbr Sksibs: .i- ' g
Gr. y. 70. GMsfb,
fa30s 90. II Sah-SreSe:t6kr. Da4:msEs~
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DIT. 9obn|tolI,
Der ein3i9e 9lr5t, tpeLber att3et9t.
l&tabltri ppr adiattn 9atren.l

Gr bat erhe rrtiamEe bsaf Ittel In ber a9eit
tecdt 8sgen as gentle rdnfbelten Spds I'm RI1en nnh
Secru unfrertatss tfr 5@nern
Qeuten 9teren nrtnbIat ts Eeriuhs BIT
Or9iniNteu Kraft JerutnressS RppF @ureel satn
1ran 1aet ipl6en ufbsI bte Swa
5strtmn @emptnttsH bet Susenb w&s IL tr Optu Statr-
~ ans ais ceians ben O. Abrten tet nvHe&
bsrtpFtH u lettte sebssIt brt Gdueenbaeu
otaRt: srrbtsn S6paAs aDntfuiicn btrDUr6rtnaen
Sr pnnpttt un6en Bults2 R6rSer Eue 5tnn asS
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0ertetratbete perlpner.

Serr SS6s TFG m DsrpetrGben DtacaGsen uHs I'd vks
nhet cpdht etf etnS lnheren StueernHes ktn Anb rH
pn unperAuJEth Or 9sbnapn gu Rdste tsben.
4l pnpsrut saen DC &be pbshbe cher satst 8etratur
ett MsrDn 5tttsrn nnp S6was 0etr &rGsptGne
rs Ve ssbanrunG una dnriUrSs Or Spbnaru sattrtt
dhn ten ds SsenmGnne sbnf Burh fn aRyerrautu
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@rucertes, SS5ctue, 3tqDrs &c.
9Ie1ter Gmntent1a1er=, GAipeiser=
Qtmbnr9er Safe. "

Sos6en npn9en cine groBc 5ar6ie ppr5a9l6er aaen bic
mir an g9ieSerperfdltier bil9 ob9eten perben .x s
Gt9 bdben eS 9pu 9drn9e Saroclen, Snroinen @alot-
S0el !e. All Saio. R5eeI &gS iIbe Iltp, 81 -
-9aaIfir etr,6
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8fipnpers su beaAten {!

Dr. pbnHon be auen Deren ne 6nlfr an Sptle H burh
}l8e seemt une udturIt6t Ge R6rper ser5trnhc fir
bic Nrbett bs @etaaft Hae bic &tt Hafabs aeuet 2aer
selmwaht bdben. tlU3sli =
3er np siugs ber traurtn unb btasenswern GSIan Der
rnttn emCbahsttt tes oaferS SMwaHe TN Wudn wnb tn
ben @ltfoern S&meren TN RppR Gpdhe bee GetS 0cruR
Der WtnsteIirat 5er3tlrpn nsrpS unruke Masenfwdde
nnOrbnnns bet anseeire &ntfraftuna
Symptpmt Der SdwtneIadk 4g -
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Die &reflttn gDtuxsen bes 2aars gnh Ttsr an tarten
@erluf hes soantts 8trrrurs SSern sbrdbest b.y
@stlsstras bOf @baanssn AbuetGans 0tr GttaAaft
&C. tah entet ber fhImmeu BpIgen,
Ganabs Don gerOnsn etn AIts f5nnen st tsurthesIen
aus wer Urtahe ibTe @eubrtt abnium e TIRE ruff Ser.
ren pa6 tds nrS6s uns atseseErt rtrte inlel he sns
eesntum&t &reHuns bte Musen BIN SnaeH wue Sse dis
isInen Der Nusjebruns tdhsn.
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{unae gDl1nner.

o'frs pbt 0pfet gebrtmen eaers sswCrben zb
f h!up oteif 5dufeHbf IN en ~ bs @rdE rttB weI4t
Sante une entrtelt,n 9erfaubsSdftf
m tm Grnne Bsrebtfdmfst 5enat besaer anh ber
oDaem 9sertrdurp udbsn. - - =
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9eutide NpOtl)efeu

ltuo G6epcn 8ennp(pauia apenue Iub 8bSelitr.
lre nbj5n 8tjBcn See9ener IpOtbeu ine BEN Ser
cel ger;cu Iomje 9egrteu ub,um been5 eupfcllen
cepte o lon9e mcoEin@c 8ererbn9en mer6eu Su ieSer
3 ut 5rGben S5er5ialt au9eera; aud lS mir pur
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-06
PROCLAMATION.
Sherin's Office,
Sunbury, Oct. 6, 1860.

n DICE is hereby given rha, the several
~ Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and. Orphans Court, Cour,
Of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county of Northumberland, to
commence at the Court II, use, in the borough OF
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Monday, the
fifth day Of NOVEMBER next, and will con.
tinue TWO WEEKS.
Ths coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta-
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitions and
other remembrances, to do those things To their
several offices apPertaining to be done. And all
witnesses prosecuting IN behalf Of the Common
wealth against any prisoner also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be just-and not to depart without leave at their
peril Jurors are requested to bepunctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the I'd day
Of July in the year Of our Lord one ihous-
and eigh. hundred and sixty--and the lnde-
pendenee of the United States of America the
Saith.
God save the Commonwealth.
JAMES vANDYKE, sheriff.
snSSsia sSs,sr' oos osi1s' &c ,sso
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-06
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDIroR:
ln my travels through the lower end Of
the county, have discovered that unprinci.
pied men have again assailed me with the
charge OF having been paid the sum Of two
hundred dollars to run as an independent can.
didate for Sheriff, on purpose to defeat George
NJ. Rem. l hoped after eFectually contra.
dieting one falsehood, which my bail were
compelled to deny in card to the public,
that INSCRIPTIONS men would not undertake
again to deceive the people with flying rumors,
carried about by the malice of the opposing
parties. Now, do most solemnly protest
against men building their hopes Of success
upon the injury Of others. and appeal to hun.
dreds OF my personal friends if did not often
say TO them, that believed could be elected
independent OF any nomination, aud submit
my name to the people without regard to party
prediction. Because | have ran upon that
principle, and have been sustained hepe
now, as then, to receive the support of the
people whom must serve il elected never
bave been forced to refute 80 many charges as
are now brought against me. AS TO myself |
do not complain, for thirty-fve years resi-.
dence among the people has made me &C.
quainted with many; but the injury reaches
my home for about my own family circle mis-.
statements are circulated to make capital
against me. II such means are necessary to
get an office. the successful man may enjoy the
honor with the profits.
TO my friends say, the charge that re-
ceived, or am to receive, any money for politi
cal purposes Of auy kind, is absolutely false
HENRY WElSE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-06
At Democratic meeting held at the house

At a Democratic meeting held at the honse
OF John Nesbit, Esq, in Shamokin township,
on the lat inst, GEORGE MILLER was sppoirt-
ed President, Hartman ii. Knoebe and
Martin Gass were appoiEted Vice Presi-
dents, aud +. Z. Schwartz, Secretary.
The meeting was addressed by JOHN
HUGHRs, Esq, our candidate for Congress-
During his speech he was frequently and
enthusiastically cheered
Hon. George q. Welker followed in q
strain of words which did honor to his head
and heart.
Gen. William II. K Kase then spoke, aud he
cone justice to our nominee for State Senator,
assuring us that the nomination was fairly
and honorably made.
Charles j. Bruner, Esq, closed in speech
Of some length, and fairly reviewed the Re.
publichn party, proving that their principles
were mere humbug, and only made for the
purpose OF gaining power, &c.
After the speaking, cheers upon cheers
were given for HESRY ID. FosTER, JouS
HUGHEs, aud the whole Of the Democratic
ticket.
Il was then ordered that the proceedings
OF the meeting he published in the Sudbury
american and Snnbury Gazette
GEORGE MILLER, President.
r. L. SCHWARTZ, Secretary.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-06
M A r r I A G E S .

In Northumberland, on Sunday last, by
Of Danville, TO Mrs. ELIZABETH ANN BLOOM,
OF Northumberland.
On Thursday evening, the 4th inst, by
Rev. p. Rizer, at the residence OF Mr.. Geo.
Mantz, Mr.. WILLIAM Fay to Miss JULIA
ANN REEsKR. all Of this place.
ln this place, on the 3Oth ult, by Rev. ],
w. Steinmetz, Mr.. Henry GAss to Mrs
LYDIA GREILIcH, all OF Lower Augusta tip.
In this place, on the same day, and by the
same, Mr.. ABRAHAM PERsIsG, Of Trevortop
TO Miss HARRIET ANN GAss, OF Sunbury.
ln is'place, on the I'd inst, by the same
Mr. GEO. EDsUsD PAFF to Miss ELIZA HoL
LEsBAoH, all OF Upper and Lover Augusta.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-06
DEGRADING TIE GOVERNOR OF DAMASCUS.

DEGRADING TIE GOVERNOR OF DAMASCUS.
The Governor Of Damascus WAS publicly
degraded at Constantinople on the 9th ult
by order OF the Sultan. A letter to the New
York World says: 1.-The ceremony was quite
imposing. He was one Of the eighty FIVE
great Psshss Of the empire. lie was taken
to the great square in front of the War De.
partment. Some thousands Of troops were
assembled 10 the form of hollow square,
with many high o&eers, military and civil
The Pasna was led iuto the centre Of this
square. The imperial order was then read,
after which his brass fez buttons, &c, were
roughly torn of from him, and it was loudly
proclaimed that A hmet, late Pasha. Governor
General of the province OF Damascus, and
Commander in Chief OF the army of Arabs.
tan, was now degraded, stripped of oil rank
and offices, and reduced to the rank of com.
mon soldier. He was then iguominiously
marched to prison by two or three cauasses,
when he was taken to Beirut, to be tried for
his life."