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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-26

On Monday night, though net all We ex-
r.essi, ewiug TO the dilasoFincss or neglect
Of the partis. having in charge the arrange
msns Of iAe rrelImiuar;ss, was s,;ll q success
An enthusiastic gathering Of the support
ers Of " hauess old Abe" After the firing
Of National salute. MessFs. BLooxgs. j.
ID. HeNS aud klSsxaS, ssveta!ly addressed
she crowd in patriotic, stirring and enihu-
s'ass's speeshes, Interrupted new and then
BY hearty cheers and the lead dstanations
OF the booming aasil., Though the actions
Of she Republicans Of hi. city may at tiaes
be characterized by aaiao slassishness.
their hearts and energies are enlisted 10 tha
good cause, and every man Of them will
supper, LgNsosS, freely. sealeasly and de-
termiasaiY. There Is 30 fAitsring Ia eur
ranks. ard before the campaign Is over Ne
will show the Democracy where 'wes
blanket" has act, as well as where il Acs
fAi.su
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!
Acoupls Of the employees Of the Western
Stage compasy-nsned respectively John
AID Jin-inaugurased Yesterday, what At
ens tins bid fsis = b . e irrepressible
conflict" The parties herein referred to,
undertook to settle disrute, BY . /" boat y
At fs.ieaE. Though the 6 ght vas conducted
With has Iiisle regard for the rules or for
nula Of she p. R.n il vas an exciting
"tussle." 1t was . great EMIL" with q
superiority Of ssdams." Only one rourd
vas fought. before the ropes we're cut BY
!" Co.." BATEs, and the fght brought to an
inglorious e,ose. |" jim proved himself
the Heenan Of the .mill.s' He drew the
FIRST "clarei," and left the ring wishou. a
scratch. He displayed great GOODNESS
throughous the whole affair. At the FRS,
!" close" he fastened his lefs hand in the
Sampson-like locks of " John,r while with
the right be shot out Tremendously hit
ting John" about the mouth and ewes.
"John" the meanwhile, making vain
attempts to &c. his head out Of .chancery."
After some moments he succeeded, and the
parties "closed" for . grand wrass e."
just a. this juneture, the ring was broken
in, and the greatest confusion prevailed.
The referee refused to let the fight 60 on,
and the battle was decided drawn one.
"Jins sails, in day or two, on the May
forer or some other craft, but will demand
the bel. before be leaves.
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y z
We are panied to announce y that the
Back African paper in this city i anything
bat pleased with the result Of the ratssca-
sion meeting in this eity O Aesd.y sishs
last. Il ebarac.erizes It a. "grand Care
% and Ezz!s of the ''irreprcssibles !''-and
then proceeds at some considerable length,
TO giye an inventory Of the crowd, AMI :
descriptions Of the speeches, etc, which went
70 make rp the grand total. Il is to be
regretted ,ha. COR Deighber va dissppsint-
ed, for disappointment is something be is
not accustomed TO! We sympsshixe With
him in this his hear Of extremity, AID, after
the nominations are made a. Baltimore,
viii endsavor to depict his safFerings a. be
yells TO. the @hasmoniousv candidate. Our
neighbor is very sensitive on the subject Of
"Ezrie.," since the 81 barbecue" OF las.
September, and especially since the inzlo-
rious close of the great Pow-wow al.
Charleston. We don't blame him, for il
ain'i human natar' to fo-ego the reciprocity
principle Oh al occasions. Though the
clouds lowered in iDterminable Garki-nes.
over Charleston, sit wasn't much of q
shower, after all" was il, Col.s At any
rate, DorGLAs stock has not revived under
it much. Toe damp-eh? Wei, mar be
sovereignty has droopsd
powerfully" from soms caHse---is may be
on account OF the drought, or it may be
that its tender shouts were water logged
and killed, By the +" food" Of southern de-
nuncia.ion. After the inquest TO be held at
Baltimore On the 18th of June, We may be
able to tell uhas struck William Patterson,
Esq. In the meantime, Col, as yourespect
our "phelinx," don't dilate too often and
too minusely upon the subject Of "fzzIes."
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w. II. kISsus
REPAIRING THE BREACH.

Late dates from Washington advise us
,ha, the leaders Of the Democratic party,
are endeavoring to repair the breach made
At Charleston, in the hither to serried ranks
Of the party, and to agree upon a definite
plan of action in order TO unite their whole
force upon candidate acceptable to all
sections Of the party. Exertions are being
made TO have Douglas, Guthrie and others,
to withdraw from the ring, to remove the
pending difficulties to perfect union upon
the candidate. As il is evidently to be
merely choice between demagogues, We
can see no reason why one is not about as
good as another. As between DoreLss and
any ether doughfaec. We desire to stand in a
position Of profound neutrality.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-26
LINCOLN CLUB.

On Wednesday evening last, the Rspub-
iioans Of Council Bluffs and vicinity, met in
the Council Chamber, for the purpose Of
organizing a LINCOLN Club.
On motion, c. +. SroSg was appointed
Chairman, and WV. Ii. kISsaAS Secretary.
Onmotion, the Chairman appointed the
following named gentlemen a Committee on
permanent organization I. p. TRGYNoR,
p. HoSs, THos. TosrEYIS, WV. BAKER,
ID. b. CLARK. ........
ShoN, appropriate and telling speech
were made by Messrs. TosrEvIS, WRIGHT,
BLooNgR and HosN, recountiug the early
struggles of Republicanism in Pottawatta-
mie noting its steady permanent growth,
and predicting its triumphant success at the
polls, next November.
With three rousing cheers for LINCOLN,
the meeting adjourned to meet in the Coun-
Gil Chamber, next Monday evening.
c. Il. STONE, Chairman.
WV. II. KINsNAS, Secretary.
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Hon. Enwaap GRAHAM, one Of the FIRST
sstsiers Of De Witt, Cliatou County, Iowa,
and sue of the publishers Of the De Witt
STANDARD. died very suddenly on the 18th
inst, by taking s;ryohniuo instead Of quiz
piae, by mistake. The Siaaddrd gives the
following particulars of the accident: "Mr.
Gs,uAa rose and attended his business as
usual. llo had been out after breakfast,
aud feeling rather more indisposed than he
had for somo days, Mrs. GRAHAM advised
hlm to lie down. He proposed 10 take little
guintae bat through mistake took strychnia'
"a. Is supposedly, which caused his death be-
fore medical assistance could be gwen him
although bat few rods distant.'
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siaSs aE ANTAMPEDE.

Advieas from Washington of date Z2d
ult,, mention The currency Of rumoF theFe
TO the efFsc. tta. EvgaErr declines TO make Il
ninay OF him,elf By running on the "Union'
ticke, for Vice President. Also, that at a
special meeting Of the Central Executive
Conmisse Of the Union PaEty the evening
bsfore, r. W. WaLKEa resigned the scere-
taryship Of that committee, on the ground
tha, be canno. sincerely support the nom
aation Of iha, party At Baltimore. lie was
the head and front Of the new party move
msns, and the course he has taken IS indiea-
tive Of a general stampede Of the Union
party men.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-26
THE VENOM or GREAT MAY.

Col. BssaTrT will never isgSiye the Hen.
n. l.. McPRxssoS, for that numerical seer
ing De received al his hands in Niaeerse,s.
last summer. Mac used BARsTYE up can-
rlessly disposed at his scpaisssy. sab
ssSfase., false logic and fslse staten cats
in sasss STacs. aad With - Gt,le esgrmsay,
chat tie latter sneasea home ike whipped
spaniel, immediately ,aoreafser, hreashsag
ssnseanes the while upon his cax.iSator.
Hsvins narsei his wrath all wia;sr ia order
TO keep i, YARN, he rev ssasasrs 10 speak
o. Mac cue Of the absgsi neu Of sAe State
--as aBa;i.he Mepaersons" SssA IS Sas
Back African neighhers idea OF the essa-
men courtesies OF life--of VIA. is due 10
honest worth. integrity and anassaasns
ability. Following 40 iiiussrioas precsieai,
Mac viii doubtless Sc consider the source.
etc.
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Tffp WHEAT CROP.

Mr.. EgxRErr, Of this city, has just re-
turned from tap across the STAR. lie
weos to tho Mississippi River by way Of
DIS Naines and Iowa City, and returned
by wrT of Burlington and Oskaloosa. He
reports the wheat crop as never more
promising. The recent small showers, have
brought il right up, and, weather favoring,
much larger am unit will be harvested 10
this State this season than in any previous
wear.
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TRuTrt>G MATCH

A grea. srot,ing match, ever the Union
Course, G.. H. came OF on the 10Th inst,
between she celebrated stations, Gee. \.
Pa,sh' and Ethan Allen. The day vas due,
the track vas 10 good order, and about l5,-
Gao persons were pressnsto witness the race.
The hersts were beth in prime eerditien.--
pa,shen wen The first beat in 2:25, by neck,
and the second heat ratcheu won in 2.2t,
by lensth. On the third heat Pa.ehen won
In s;25, by two lengths, thus winning the
racs in three straight beats.
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GONE BACK AGAIN.

The Louisville Journal says an emigrant
family passed through Bowling Green, Ky,
last week having painted on their wagon
"All over Iowa, and back at last.n Yes,
We heard Of that family rs they passed
through the Northern part Of our county.
1t consisted Of a small man in butternut
breeches and bare feet, but not altogether
in shirt--a serawny yaller- haired woman,
about six feet high, with half an ounce of
snuff in one side Of her mouth and q corn
! cob pipe in the other-seven children, the
oldest eight and half years, generally
dressed in straw hats and skinny shirts on
mild days-eleven dogs, including litter
of five pups-a ricketty, creaky old wagon,
with a cover composed Of a counterpane and
! old calico dress, and containing the aforc-
said litter Of pups, with a barrel Of red eye,
a side of bacon and some corn dodgers as
provisions. all drawn by little steer and an
! immense horse fran e-work very poorly filed
in. The woman sat in the front of the wagon,
long paw-paw CAD in hand with which she
alternately banged the 's,eam," larruped her
husband and coaxed the children into sense
of grateful obligations for her maternal
care. ''Dad" generally walked about four
teen feet from the wagon to escape the affec-
luthte dtttAllVLs VI His WIG. dIG itaf ea
chunks and mud at the quadrupeds and
short-shirted bipeds, except when he stopped
in the rear to have ''a shake or wandered
off to some house to beg cold vietuals.--
We are informed that when last seen here
abouts, last fall, the family were making
tracks back 70 Old kaintuck, ''Dad, VOW
ing be wouldn't live in no country where
they didn't raise their own whiskey and mig
gers, and declaring that all be wanted was to
| get back home before the next Presidential
election which might be coming along any
day while be wasn't thar. He gis: wanted
TO vote once more for Gineral jackson. aud
then gin up the ghost. We are glad to
learn that DO has at last got inside of Ken
tucky's borders. We understand he intends
exhibiting himself and fascinating family,
rs the only band Of emigrants from Ken.
sacky who after seeing our State actually
returned TO live in the land of the "corn-
crackers ~ Davenport Gazette.
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coNonK1n1o1AEsOa8g1mxsoG
ne Rspzsisaa escessrs 81 the First CenxressiOaai
Dsssrrt II Isss. rsqaessed = nees d cueseafaa
By tAfsr Delegates, n
Oskaisssa - wednesday J1ae he 500,
for he purpose a neUlnasing eandAsae ssr Casre
In ssit district and fr the :ra.<slea u such ether
easinezs may iexi.ln2seay coGe hessre said Goa
yen.suE-
We ~sz,s sugress ss rstlo q re7resecsatsaa- enc
SeEegase or esSs srasd vetes. fracta therscs
exeeeclHg Str. east tar Cor. Klrkwssa the las,
State electlsa-
JOHN B. NETDEan, CALEB BALDWIN,
Nv NoxKIs. GRO " HecnAxI
s. e. zrSS,
Con CertTal Cssurnittee
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Ha11zaE
wINrEEsFT pAI.IADfIM

Mr.. J. &. BEowS, has just started paper
with the above title, ut Wintcrset, Madison
County, Iowa. II is n very neat looking
paper. "sonrd on The tnCmocratic) goose"
edited with some considerable ability, and
we respond to the call for an exchange,
with pleasure. /, is no mere formaIity,
wben We say that we wish the editor every
imaginable pecuujary success, for m editor
who has nerve enough to start Democratic
paper these times, is deserving Of pay. The
politics Of the Palladium, are our especial
abemtnn,bn, and We are reioicsd to know
iha. "ths public mind " is resting secure in
the belief, taat they are "iu the course Of
ultimate extinction :" and 80 II is uuneces-
sary even Tor tie to depIore the establish
msnt Of a new organ matter how able
ia grind out thunder for the waning De-
m0craey.
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vowxsIy WESTERN IOWA.

The ysnpcyea says they have glorious Rail Road
teT er Gnrwa VT are al 10 bear o. that evidence
Of life Yacge are Of towns Iowa Of the
seaas Of onawa. Magnolia ae., that kaown
hare life EXCEPT some fever sxc!tesa hectic flush.
TIE above uneailed for and ungenerous
ding at two as promising towns as there are
in the State Of Iowa, We clip from the col
aunsoi the Des Moines Register. These
towns are not rs large and important as the
one situated Just above the "Raecoon Forks
Of the Desc MJine.," bat for oil that, they
are as proportj0nately full of life and BUSH
ness. They are live, growing towns
prospering upon the actual resources by
which they are surrounded. These towns
suffered as little as any towns in the West,
from the crash OF 81, and il Railroad
fever does now and then "excite a hectic
flush" within their borders, the people Of
Des M1ines should be the las. to indulge in
cries Of dcrIsou thereas. More than once
has ''some fever" caused "hectic flush" to
oyerspEead the country round about the
"Raccoon Forks" We remember well the
"hectic lush'causea By the keokuk and f..
Des Moines Railroad ''feyer" of 1856 also
the "Capitol fever" of the same year
and yet Des Moines is not, at this day, noted
for more life than many of her sister cities
in this State. la these troublous times, it is
in exceeding bad taste, for those who have,
aud are, living in glass houses, to pitch
boulders. In now complacently contem-
plating the magnificent proportions Of the
Capital City, the Register should mo- forget
that Des Moines was once a baby-and that
other fact, that the larger the bore, the more
noise the cannon will make.
~ RoBissoN's Jcwclry Store is next door to
the Pacific H0use--8il work done In a uorkmaaiike
md W 4
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,s5-ssals s7s7s
PIE PLAN1.

u. r. CLARK Jeff 10 our sancsun, On
Thursday last, several very sns stalks Oh
sDaxiny's Profile" ple Plant. The stalks
were taken from single Eoos-Hsre ifon'
IA TO 81 inche. in length, and - 'enae''
:,,.v and delicious as any Of the species We
av., tasted. Nr. C. Informs Us that anSth-
=, ssa.sn. be viii be prepared to .f4rnia''
this make. With this commodity. Any one
ds.irog. Of learning how TO cultivate this
vegetable successfully, have but 10 apply to
Mr GLAgE.
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UNPAID PEEMfI us.

Since nv return from Washington, sew
eraI persons hare inquired Of me concerning
the premiums awarded 20 them at Our last
Agricultural Fair. For the benefit OF all
sus,. would state that when | went away
last Winter, left list 81 the unpaid pre-
rniuns and the money TO pay them With, IN
the hands Of Capt. KsEFrEs, the Treasurer
Of the Society, who has been and is ready
q, any time TO pay il over.
". Ii. KINSIAN, Err Secretary.
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Ice CREAM

Cszaskzr BsrAs has again crsasi al Ice
Cream Sslooa, az the Old stand, co Pxa-i
ST.. opposite the residence of agr. EssarET.
Nj shoss who have parsakea Of cHASLxr's
Les Cgeaan, in DAYS aseus, uss3 BET be ted
;sa; Re sets il up in a style ust 10 be heat.
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A CHANCE

For bargains, is now offered by Messrs.
McBsipk & BowES. They advertise their
entire stock Of goods for sale at cost for
cash. They mean what they say. and those
who want to buy cheap, can do 10 better
than to embrace this opportunity, for more
csrsr and accommodating gens'enen to
deal with are seldom found. They also
have private word fer The ears of della
ausuts see advertisement for particulars.
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.SrILING FOR ArI.Wr.

Ths Davenport Ga-stls is OF the opinion
saa, il don't make much difference who the
Democrats "ses up" at Baltimore, fer be
viii sst knocked down en- the 9Th Of No
vemher. II says that s'as the present tine
the Republican party is dragging aFouad
its coas-saii, begging somebody that wants
10 get gsassellg sarasIei, just TO step on
IL.
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Fssa shs Omaha Rspaalieaa record CT
srarel, we learn that for the week ending
May eaSh, s5a wagons and l.t06 men Grass
cd The river al this point, en- route for Pisa's
peak, California aad Oregon. Fer the sir
week. ending May Goth. ,sa2d wagons aad
1 GO .men crossed here.
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.>~,
SHEEP

A drove several hundred fne-looking
sheep, passed through this City yesterday.
Whence they came or whittier they were
going, we did not learn, but their destina.
ton, We doubt not, is California.
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NEW RANKING HnuSE

Mr.. JONI ID. LOCKWOOD, late Of Keokuk,
Iowa, has taken the room in James Block,
lately vacated by BALDWIN & DODGE, and
opened therein a Banking and Exchange
Office. His card will be found in our adser-
Using columns to-day.
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CO Excellent soda wateris still dispensed
to the lovers of the beverage, at DR..
McCLELLAND's Drug Store. CHARLEY knows
how to fix up the " critter " SO as to tickle
the parched threats of the denizens of this
dust-b eset city.
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PIXIES PEaE MAI

The Pixies Peak mail appropriation bill,
which passed the House some weeks since,
has passed the Senate unanimously. The
Postmaster General will, therefore, imme-
dia.ely establish mail service to Denver
City, starting from Julesburgh, the nearest
point on the St. Joseph and California mail
route to the Pixies Peak region.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-26

The post made vacant by the fight of the
Grand Sachem Of Tammany Hall, has been
rendered to and accepted by the Hon. JONI
A. DIX, formerly "Soft" Z. S. Senator
from that State.
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HAIL STOIR VI.

Thursday night this city was visited with
. pretty severe wind and hail storm. The
storm lasted about half an hour. No damage
was done that we have heard of.
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Il is said that the late mill "
aboan3ed vish dams. Yeta professional
gentleman. who Witnessed the whole thing.
says that in his candid opinion il was not
worth enc.
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GT Talk OF The infsriority Of the female
minj exclaimed an excited woman's rights
! oratarian. why, Mr.. President, woman pos
sesses infinitely more Of the divine aGiiasus
than man and any one who attempts to
get around her in these days vii! have to
start sesy early in the morning.
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TIVE cD-ThgfSEssBIp HERETOFORE EXIST
i iEg hsrwssz " W MAfsAg1 ssd CHss " Pno-
vCsT, tire publication the kSnpc-sfs rgser she
hE2 Eaasx * GAYSAsD \ Fg0goSF- hGs Uesa tbs azY
Dissolved BY faGfasf crorfsf = r. PROVOST YeslfFur
fEa1a fae Rrga Tic hNGess be heTssstez ea4Ecf-
81 ~ The evsszse8 ~ wils7 al detss cst 81
tie 81 prior TO This asfs VIII &c sstagc
sna to wh&5f all zzasasts due she 4fra s-xt - y@a
". ". MAYNARD.
csrscss gl--T,. Apr. s.h, 1859
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Il TIE ST NJ e w - !:
II. II. SNOW,

yl-aa5esale & Rrssl psa.p~ in Ee1ts. shsss Hats,
w s&f7 M1sl Pseer a. t8sHs is-ae fsu zsise fsals.
Determined - sell retes satisfactory 70 ssse = 10
sHat at sos Ags-r Researcher gag bEsee--aexl spas
NaSsssSkass8s Bsaes S1sfz- Isessr Bssa5zxs.
{8asTerswf
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PUB DOCS.

For repeated Congressional fayors, VIC
are indebted TO Senators GRIMES and HAIR
lay, and 70 Representatives CuRrrs and
VASDEYER. Thanks, gentlemen.
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Notice..
TO THE PUBLIC.

he nufeusned having sold fhs.y entire stock u
goods ard retires fosa bsasas Ceasssi Biass aez
esse To ressrn taeir sincere Hanks for fhe fsra t
trorzse they Esve received ssa saecrfriiy reosrer
b sasirss esssasvs their saseessoss Mersrs rAnxs
ROBINSON, - pzslness wessAy 81 ne snasesee
ssd pssrosasse Il the prssse
xor. ~, Isss--sg ro0TYx 4 yAcxxnx
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SILL * BOWEN
MCBRIDE & BowEN's
Their Agents in Conncil Elnffs

EecsensAeF. vn will sell orr rnaaGfacturs. vhicA
warrant Pure and free frea rTncs al s. Lows
prizes. we tn~ Corn, Rye, Eszs and Cattle We
warrant ear articles.
CaasEIs ysEz e1n interests, s-i sscenra-s tHrae
iAss astFy Sill. 4 BOWEN.
CsaEscii giass Mar = Issa-tf
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An ATTEMPT TO RAISE THE DEAD

." II you want the true time, go TO A. d. ROBIN
sos's he has got the finest Regulator the Missouri
stone,
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AN ORDINANCE.

nv L.
Designeas 10 Eject Betier obserrdHce Of the City
Ordinances
SEC. l. he II ords;neiby the Common Council Of The
Cify 81 Council BEfs that the vuisiian uf all City
snees coming under The notice pf the CITY Marshal d
Tecy otherwise shall be reported 10 the CEty Recorder
and the parties CHARGED liA such violation brought be-
fore the Recorder trial. aud shall be further cuty
OF the Marshal 70 close up ali Billiard Saloons Auction
Roons Shows and other establishments operating with
ont license which required by ordinance TO take
out license
SEC, q In addition TO the fees already allowed the
Marshal be shall receive twenty q the nett
proceeds Il all fines where he the informant Of any
violated ordinance from which such gHeS result
ArpFayed Nay 18Th, 1850
hYSANpER " BABBfTT, Mayor.
Attest, T. p. TREYNoR City Rec'r
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-26

The Chicago Press and Tribune, in
speaking Of the salute fired in that city, in
honor Of the vote for Douglas, in the
Charleston Convention, says:
''It isn't the first time artillery firing has
been resorted to in the hope of raising bod
les damp, drowned and defnnet.''
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-26

A woman Is ike tar-melt her and
sac aill take sny form yea please.