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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-03
EVENING SESSION

Previous to the balloting, a resolution re-
! quiring 2O2 votes to nominate, was passed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11
GNansiNt Gathuina1.


Four Times conn not bar, Tn b.,l IN
Won't tt. pol arrow, tie rt.t lt. anl HI,
h,s.sciel opportunity.
q curerrinea linluea .s diam, a.
Gaze q favor vlich y1u a,,nl 60 rc.ute Il
iasa
N evening Ilr .tl.s ..'. at
ts.t'n tJ sap, The ye, nrc never ia,
apa.t.
Nr'uenty rtt De germ Of iouri.A.ag
igaaaelL Niseus youth ever terminate
~ r.,ra'ir III
,,r is thc .n ,isla 81 tho mi ty
vfaefih'h wcrs Of sr,t IN are n.urtl.l
1850 i,s
Els, hrse ~ t,a. rtif- ~, .sstta
,'.s eaters into . rtatshcpttr, hrv tssg
u rul tliii staftes.
Roai re make. learned man. within. /,
correct wuu. eaiinf i rc1iy MN. ,i,st
2 cfci man. ani 20. p I /, sj,i man.
There no poiyy,Itkc r~ali,,ne . anil /,
manner Is The best thing IN the world
- vt = '''f hatnc OF TO supply the want II
tIftH noe
The Ieasautest things w che vprl1 ,re
rlsa tni thcrsh's, aui the greatest ART h
~ t't' have a. many of lea a. hos.
w..
Vi n ftritac comes into vssr louss h.
r-ucit and Ha;lc pleasantly. anl !, vii
tals oni again. Ior Il can bear cheerful
company.
Marriage is tie lsms labyrinth tia, 50.
pataies romance from reason. FICTION
hefis the kcy. and oncc admitted. lss saJ
Heath alone can release you from your con.
stan, companion. iisccnten,.
They are best situa,ei I, H. harpy. vi,
are neither too high nor boo los.-birb
enough 10 see mslels of geoi manner. al
obscure enough to he left IN the sver,e., #
s~e'itus.s.
Az
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11
NOTICE.

CIV determined to remove t. Arkarns /
~ wIsh 70 'el The tree, Of land Wherein now
resiit continuing To- acre. sstIlspI 81. 8 ,siis,
s'u,h Fl the Town u Pamela. oas milo vs,, a
We Mississippi aud Tennessee rai,r0aI. .hsrs /. sa
tte Ifem,sc' q comfortable dsclli %. hausc. risI
Stable, uut houses. Nc, ant SHrseI eistrrr N
ratr. fh.tt j. ! atsul IL asrs. tissr.I f,,I.
ihrrg stltee 4uirssrsct "a sect,rn al lin,rs thsss
r~reuiisss That van he added. u desired. f,-ep.
WISHING = Purchase viii eall as ehriv ~ rs,ssiti,
va the undersigned, living On .he promises.
Auxas,. u Issn. 80 sv -.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11
Land for Sale.

HAVE ~ sale lGO acres 81 ltnl. =, nils,
Il east Of Ba,ssviIls perss. ". & T. h. H..
miles fr1u central Acadtmv. iuG acre. b1,,rn
aud ~ aerrs cleared, ilaptut sment. asu spi H.
hss, ~ sgrin- vste-. AIss. two p.,sr sntsfi -,
Of land near said Academy.
Fcr fdtthcr particulars address, me At Central
Acadsuay pust UGics. Pamela ssantv. Nss.
"a 49,. j. 5. WOODS.
'"-u-s 'ceV. 3l-gm.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11
Cotton Farm for Sale.

OTTER fr eat, ms Plantation IN yi.t,,r,.
I Crsek. u contains ahin, Tii nee. s,1 ~
which - ''ctrrsi aul under cultivation tt,st
ere ttil q thr tttgt i fine bottom tsri l.. N, ~.
. uudei t~fs..ra'e upland. tr1dusins csrn ant
ii'n aa.l' Rough los cabin improvements
tt-.t tat Sin hatst mi rre,. A Co. thrif.,
Jung 'rti'rl Il afrlgs, f~s'ei. tstra. Al.
Nrflv sc1u. rr 'Oss a barstIn. 4, n, ,r,rr Nv
'n ''' place, or ID D. tstghcr. Assns.
Set' 10. lstd. 49,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11
LAND FOR SALE.

utt tt th' place ou which I Two fof ale, I,
situated On Long Cteck. % mI.s. ct.t ~ In.
fHkt, Q miIe tdtt ~ por :. and lH "a, .oniL.
'''s 81 fau'la Depot. The ,nr, e~,n.s.n. ~
g 100. I'M hgfts cleared. nearly af a. land \.
fh crts bottom. LONG Greek mn ,A-,a.I Il
'f'Iihf 49, ahlni1ui supply " stet. water
lh'lf nf' c5nfortHblc hou y good orchard and
stt ,'u' an c~xfellent we'll Of uatar aud scvertl
t''l 'ptint'. Schools. ehtr.lcs. nul mills IRE
nt,ri,ut. Long creek old school, pr..T,,r~'.
shlEsh y %sittttol on The .auth .ves. e1yn.t IN liz
sra.t S1tit'v V very good. tAs sf5p N rsrn
arl z. il.r aul tt' stock q cattle nrI lt.s.
ul-lt be hHi cn the tlaes. rnrat4 r. me /.
vf s. WuTuIW - tNr %
sept u, l'gi. & 1m
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11


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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11

Pamela Carriage Factory

INlE und,f rued may sti.l tc found NO
] 90 ths oil stand IN rtupli, wherc}t h
1' b. prepared - make ali hind, ofAJ-E
''r, 's's, Rorlnways aud l]larsies. equal In ,,,ls.
lih'''y ahIhnIsh TO any mtit IN the South, ind
awe WHfflrtri .lr twelve months.
Repairing done N n neat nnl substantial man.
y. 'hNficft notice eni most bUeral terms.
!'' sep consi tutly M haul a LARGO md welI
aai.t I oaar vi Memphis. prices. ir..at sIlsl
but tDf ,flt oiig. 1hausial iur ths r,.t .tberti
plit'nf . from ~ people u psn1,i III ,tinit
] W'uId 'ill solieii an iry 30 ie.erve 4 confirm.
ah'' ihe .tur. Give tn. o call h.ftt, el;r.
elsewhere. tttuntn
february ~, isG1. ia
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11
New Saddlcr'a Shon.

AlIN' permanently loclitd y ihe town ot
IL PAMELA, an prepared TO mnk, Oh kinds of
,~Hida.s, Brif~' and l%lstncss. H. order. NJ the
shortest notice, would Xxx the patronage Of the
cuzsn' II Pano'n and vicinity. All kind n ~.
'tIihs '"nc 90 reasonable Tntes. sttisfhciun
warranted. Terms, cash. Shop over ,hr Io.,
"ie,' j. u. CttgtN.
'HiY ~, lsg'. 9G-iy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-11

SrvERAhftIorsAND old N.vsr.pe,. n, AL.
~ at this eAce. II 81 cents res hspi,~a r..
are ehesesf than sny a,hsr sers for mefshssts. ~.
Ssptemhss IA. iss9. se
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12

REMOVAL OE EStENr

Many "spae,ous tenements y which knew
Crescent City 10 tho days Of her "pfide,
pomp and glory" have baen removed to
this city within the pas, few months. Many
more than even now know Crescent, IN the
days Of nor departed greatness, viii, NO are
assured, soon know her no moro Forever.
Some things can be done a. we'll - Others,
bu, il Is not IN the nature 81 things 10 ''maSe
whistle cot o. pigs tail" as The pro.
pristor- Of Crescent City found out to their
sorrow. We rejoice NJ no nuns m'sEor-
tona. and only aIhtdo to these things now
that the lesson 50 dearly bought By others,
may Prove Of beaeds to those who may have
an itching to try The same experiment.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12
nEE EnN RALfINluR

Hon. ". II. VI. pusgY, left for the East
hi, morning. He goes directly to Iowa
C,,y, for tho purpose Of bang N ai'sn 'ance
upon the meeting Of The State Bank Com
mIssl1aar=, With sies Of obtaining n
charter for branch in this city. From
thanae, be will wander of 'dsowu east,
securing, as lao passes through Virginia, II
daguereotype Of Ilsrpsr's Ferry, Il piece OF
the saanald old JoAa Brown depended from,
aod dnnlly br,ug 40 At Baltimore, with Il
lock Al Douglas hair in his bottom hole.
W. wis Il hia pleasant trip, swelter'ng
aid upsagruas TINS at Baltimore, end a
safe return to the city Of the B,aTs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12

THE 0TTGMWA NCRUK1ER CAUGHT
7-sag ALsTrLE SHARP PRAcTsCO.
Last Saturday night, = young gen,ieaao
By shs.sses q Tse1s6 ssf9YpiWsassths
Fxsisc Nose, sas re!isvsd q IS purse,
containing about $l6o. The oGssss vsre
Put on the track, and On Monday last, C.
r. surs,, cis5 Acknowledgements b he
iSber0 athis oossysascssededn trSe;ag
tie supposed thief TO Omaha City. They
essssd his street. shefs, and lad hrs eoo-
missed to Jail, to await a reqai.i.ion from
the Governor Of Iowa Subsequent inves-
sigasion led our City Marshal to believe the
isdisidus .hus srrsssed 70 b .sps,os En-
than Ian. Mccomb,- the msrde.er Of
Laura J. Harvey, and for whom reward u
1880 is offered. Some Of the Nsbra;ka
officials, .bsss.ing posaessedA ssaaI ic'as,
At about The same time, that this man vas
the Ostumwa murderer. With In eye TO
secaring ,be reward, undertook 10 p,ss of a
sharp trick on our City Marshal. They
;oof u. prisoner from .hs Jan on Thur-aay
last, placed bin 10 carriage, AMI, passing
down the rirer on then sbraska side, cross
ed over to this side ., Bellevue. .aad .,ruck
= bes-ln* Ier 0,ts,n~a, through rhe South
err tier Of cou,.ties- All this IN. perfect.
" gratui,ous on the part Of the Omaha Of
eiat-, and done without the shadoA Of an
,hority.
Mr.. SIXTH, finding on. the game that had
been played upoa him, started from this city
Thursday night, ~nh the intention Of inter
cep.ins the party in tnsr journey acros. the
State. He came Up With ,as1 ssfsw miles
East II Glenwood, succeeded in obtaining
possession Of the prisoner, and returned
with HIM yesterday. The omsha's made
nothing out OF this attempt AZ s. sharp prac
tice. but Mr.. SIXTH did-he has his pris.
oner on this side Of the river, aud there is
no longer any necessity Of a requisition. 1t
was happily conceived and nicely arranged
plan, bu. the bisers got bit. We Lope The
parties eng sed in thisSascalty affair have
learned lesson that will be beneficial to
them in future transactions With their
fellow men.
The prisoner had a hearing yesterday
before thu County Judge, and was held to
bail in the penal sum 81 81 900 to answer
the charge Of grand larceny. In default OF
bail, he was committed TO jail to await his
trial at the August term efthe District
Court.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12

Co Judge BALDWIN returned this week
from the first term Of the Supreme Court,
since his accession to the Bench. He has
acquitted himself, in his new position, in n
manner not only acceptable to his friends,
hut satisfactory to the bar OF the State.
Owing to the illness Of Judge STOCKTON.
which prevented is attsnlance at Daven-
port, the two new members Of the Be, CHI
Lowe and BALDwIS-were placed in nm
embarrassing md responsible position, but
We are leased to kaow that they met the
exGeency, like men to the manor born ~
10 the State.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12
Fem the Ladies Treasury.
SPRiNG FASHIONS.

For walk ng dress, the regular pelisse,
much Ike that worn thIrty-Sve years ago.
hn. reappeared; and. by the way, the slashed
or Venetian sleeve, revival Of much more
anc,ent date, is also in fashion.
The weather il too chanyeable to admit
OF laying aside winter Wrappers, and cloaks
in veiSst, trimmed With black lace, and hav-
ing long, wide, hanging sleeves, are sill
aprcpos.
The bonnets have increased 10 si,s. They
are made 20 advance in front, while they
are open n the sides. The description Of
. few Spring honness, may prove interest
ing TO our readers. A bonnie, may be mad.
ot white tnile, with curtain of pink terry
ssive,, with full blonde failing from The
edge over the fruns fold Of lack velvet.
in the side, and fastened With three gold
riuss and pink RIBBON siEiasI
AneshsT srring onnei unas be made of
white GRAPE, With the front edge and cur
tain green terry vslves--s how of grssa gel.
vel on the crown Of the bonnet. From this
haw RAY fall a black lace seatf. whsch
should be fastened under the chin with a
broad green vesvss ribSsa and old bac-
Sis. To correspond with this. simple
h,ndeaa Of green vslves across the forehead
wfth grven hackle in tn middle.
4 third bannss may be composed Of whi,s
ard black tullr, drawn. TN one side, a
ceqa tirs ef ~s,sIr and black olandr, suh a
pink hos an the crown. aad boaaess 81 black
and Ink feathers inside. The suinss Of
wide pin sar.snet ribbon.
Velvet is faveri.s material for dinner
dresses. Satin u also much worn.
Tbs faisosing y the descrip.ica Of IN ese-
CANT and fashionable dinner dress:
A rubs Of emerald green SATIN. the skirt
trimmed ap shesi.s xish rsea euaipure pss-
semsntsrts fass Cd rusd be carried Acsoss
the back TO tue shoulders. A Fow Of but
soas srimued rcrni With ganlpars gives .
nnss' aai svisia- rFses 70 the dress Ths
sleeves sh,ula he open and vn3s, and .haald
Be trimmed rsand With sanipars.
The .kirt osrsss-es IL stall vera vsYy am-
pie. bot % songsr aasardly 80.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12
Ht>TonlcAI..

From tho proceedings OF the State His
taricai Society, We learn that IN nearly ali
he counties Of the State. suitable persons
have been appointed to write histories of
their respective ceuntias. 10 the end sthst
they may be published 10 tbs local papers
Of sad e5uusIes, aud aeopy of the same
furnished 10 the State Historical Society.
good move, and enc thai will DO produc-
tvs Of nsalaugable beneficial results. Will
soma gentleman ~ ta,, county undertake
the task IT writing the II story IT Pht'nwat'
TAME Couaty. W. should be pleased 20
publish the history " this county, #ad hope
some public spirited tndtr'lat w'lt assume
the task u writing NJ It's history.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12

THE APPRAISHMENvL Law.
From the vinton Eagle, We learn that the
Attorney General, s. A. RICE, in reply to a
letter from the District Attorney Of the
Eighth Judicial District, has given bis Official
opinion on the constitutionality of the APP
prnisement Law. He says, 81 am clearly
OF the opinion that the late net Of the Gem
eral Assembly known as the Apprasement
Law, it held applicable to past contracts.
would be unconstitutional and void" Want
OF space prevents our printing the whole
document. Mr.. RICE says, in clasing,
"Guided By the principles cnuncased, and
recogniz in the foregoing authorities,
can come to no other conclusion than that
it is the duty of the Sheriff in selling prop
er.y on execution to limit the application
of the Agpralsemens Law to future con-
tracts"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12

ws have been fagoTrJ With taEee or four
..rsh. smart showers" ,hts ~sek-searcely
Sufficient 10 Jay the dasI for single DAT,
had 4. n, bssa concentrated INTO one sno seri
bu, stal enough 10 give vegetation A'Iie
encouragement, ia Us eHoTss TO remain
a52.s xoaai," spite Of the continued
drought. Now .ka. the ''eharmp mas been
dissolved, ~e are in hopes, that frequent
RAIN. vii. descend, both upon the jast and
the unjust iaaI tie 1ast may be kep, from
the asod . u tbs dsrixsns o. this sisJ, aud
,ha, the tot. Of the husbandman may be
rewarded by boansiful harvest eonsaina-
..sas dayout!y to be wished. We doG't
knss s..al tass nSIice iw,ii facilitate matters
any, Du. nevertheless Ne are disposed TO
Try IL, for ths reason, that the Devil wants
soma copy, ANA wa coaIdn't tbiBk Of any
tniag ctsg important 10 write about J"ss
tbs luJtagat. As JAAEs krssELL LOWELL
says, ia his. Bigslow papers, We wish
1.v.la psss q tasuga the ID eazsa the eyeflAs'!a
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12
.eanrY Gn0p TRAIN.

Wa, ths, winch flied through the streets oi
,hi, city on Saturday last, en- route foi
Deuser Guy. Iaere were about thirty
wsssas -ssas.. d.sxn by from ,hrse to Eve
yoke VI cattle. What with the sten,orlan
"shoa's" and .ha.'s" of the teamsters, the
q" cras.tasn OF whsps, elanking Of chains,
aud saauin. Of ~assns, and AJins Of
ausg, i. was a. stsrriag sceus as the tran
passed along 10 font vi our Office. la bold
letters, oa tAs T,gnt-band side Of the '.bran-
nsw" Wagon covers, were painted the words
---sPkCaan, WAsNEa y Co., Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12

d. (. RaoeAsR kas associated With hsm.
'7 'ae 'a~, sand sssucy as! Insurance Susi.
Se>s, oar yaghs friend snsi lale Ws.sssax 50
'oTresr ". II. Ks>sxAx. Ba;h seu-
'.Smea ats toe wsli-saaua hereaSsas:s. 20
need sny word Of Communication ffous as,
AM a. ws bare hessia sauoasse,i ;has tAsT
nav" tsrtael parsasTsa.g wAssh wiI 4esb;.
less DC 'A@taa33y esasscial % saes,.sssps. it
eeAy remains fer q. 10 ~fsa sheaa thss sac.
sS~s ,Ssir rescsenvs nsr,., .AoaIa .a,urs
them.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12

"Sirayed or stolen frou u Printer - 10
the caption 81 an advertisement in the Iowa
City Republican, which all "papers friendly
to tbs craft" are asked TO "notics.' A
vague suspicion crossing our mind, that ice
were suspected Of wondrnus kindness"
for the fraternity, we do. by these presents,
notice. as politely requested. A. G..
TICKER has lost n BAY Mare Pony, 3 or
4 years ala slim butt; very fine legs |;
weighs $50 pounds; name short on top 81
head; long tail DO shoes; star IN the fore.
head hair of her right shoulder caused
Ivy clustering; foolish about having her
bend handled, very active, and carries her
..head we'll up" If stolen, it is thought
the thief may be making towards Pixies
Peak.
This is a mysterious affair ran't Under.
stand how Printer should ever have
become ".eised md possessed" of e" bare
mare pony" Still more surprising, is the
fact, that this Ebay mare pony with
Every fine legs" and "lons tail" is livery
active, and carries her bend we'll upl''
Though, we may mover be made conversant
with the extransous eaasss, which snassss
have been brought to bear upon the wheel
Of for une, u make it tilt towards Brother
Tucker, ebay mare pony" with "very
fine legs" and a ''long tall" our friend
ship for the "craft," induces US to hope
that tho lost one may be speedily returned
to tho stable Of it's now diseonsolate owner.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12
rue MIGRATION.

From the Omaha Republican, we gather
the following statistic. relative to The travel
ssross the river At this point, On rna,e for
thu m'nes- Nav lst~-As wagons, aai las
men crossed the river. 81 90 wagons, al
men. 4sh~a wagons, = | men, h-Ss
wagons. Ia mrn. 6ih-3 IS Wagons, los
sen. 1sh--Si wagons. 81 men. Tasai for
week ruitox My ,th--xasens +s7; men
1891, Total for foar weeks sndI0s May
1'h wages, So msr, SSs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12

J. I. osgvFx, aas fetsaksa ,hs nss.,e,
geese sui sssars, aai ass xons tia .ay .,
--f'ss's psassrs-- sp ,he North side 81 tbs
flas'e, 10 The ssssy Aauasains, ia sesrSh
OF sAs f'seiaasdast. THIS is ass sli--F. u
pasFNroS.. seised With migratory ,rir4s,
a. oaes removed bic .sssee,s" 10 Oi,vxa'a
eaa s'Asd-shsrs b seu ho.as fs,sh, bss-
w t1ss sssr prepared 70 ssas he srsss u
nsakisd,''
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12

VS. Va3arssasA thN iaa Steamer Hspe-
r,>.R, NAlsh ateivea - Nar lgvpa On wvltss.
DAY !sss Isnlei Il, Fletsncs same dav a
sssssasssbis ,5a;n her IF Normaa.. We did
ret Lean sheshsr thase - saints" were Of
he ia20z l5s SAITH 81 Brigham Yaans
'"eaer lsasea we opsnR sasss Is bat htus
d.6s5c9as between the tws.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12
TALL. EIE;tRES

An enthusiastic atri xaaruiua enFrrspan-
dsnt - the Chicago Times, promising that
10 rpalsF,s wsll aud to she fuiess "xtenc
ths vsst amour, Of money in aaH m's}aa
dollars. SAYS II do cant,d'y and saEaao)y
ba}tsya that te9m " drs' Of Jaas, \. u
1850, - the stms data IN lSol. the smauot
taken sus II the Prka's Peak gold m,aes.
will nas fail short 81 for:g miilioas.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12
RErrnIseAx COUNTY CONVENTION.

On Thursday, the losA dsy Of Nay, 1850,
smsestnS 81 the Rerahacan. 81 ps,ssra,-
samis Cauaiy, was hs!i ia the Cenac
CssEhsr, for ,se rarres. Of sppaiasiu.
t-lsssses 10 the State cc.v.usien, which
Iaees. st Iowa CRY, en- ,hs "a rn.s.. sra
the Con-rAe-ioaal Canvsanon, 10 be res
srpa'nssa, ser sh~ Frs Di.trscs,
On motion, {. L. S.aae, wss appointed
Chairman. aud IS. II. Kin.m.n, SSere.ary.
Tn rasssnn, Msssrs. TaAsx SrxrK.. d. c.
intossss, sad TaoxAs d. BEsrss il. usse
aFf0'essd 8tssS sses 10 The Ssaas Csase..
..oe ard Ae~sss. Jsss 7. BA.s~rx, "
". NAsHAas. aad }. D. Aexs. d.lse.,s, q
The cosgrss isasi cosvsatiss.
o. assiss, sAs asss;ae sdiaarssa.
c.E SToSE, 0ar1ss-
". b. KESNAE, &ersarv. i
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TAKE NOTICE y

Being somevhat interested, We call the
special attention Of our renders to an nd :.
vertisement Of our very worthy Sheriff,
under the above head. The DR.. has taken a
teesible plan to .'savs his own bacon, - and
incidentally that of some of his friends. :
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-12

That refreshing soda-wa,er to be had at
the Drug Store of W. F. McCLELLASp.
CHARLEY gets up tip-,op article. and va
.hall freeze to him during the coming dog
days.
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eTa. P. Snow has lately been charging
his sphere Of usefulness. by making large
additions to his stock Of boots. shoes, hats
and caps, A. also adii6. to his establishment
large invoice of drv-goods and groceries.
Give lima call, and see what he can do
for you. =
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PIXIES PEAK.

The exodus from the States to the Pike
Pea< gold mines this spring, far exceeds
anv emigration westward, since the grea.
stampede to Califonia in the spring of so.
Une would think. to Judge from the number
IT men and teams passing through town,
that "alI creation and the rest OF mankind"
had packed up and started. Old and young.
rah and poor, big and little, white, black
aud mud colored, good, bad and indifferent
men, women and children, from all parts
Of chris,endem and ",he Jerseys" are
passing though this place every day; by
scores aud by hundreds. accompanied by
every kind Of conveyance imaginable, from
ths whcelbsrrow, with its hfty pounds Of
'sgruh' to the prairie schooner, with its
Ave thous nj pounds Of freight-fr"m the
cart. drawn hv nne OK in wooden harness,
to the lrrsn, heavily beaded wagon with its
ak woke Of cagtle-aIl bound westward. to
seek thejf rbf ,uaes iu ,ha newly discovered
Orh,r, ANAL the wiIds of the Rocky Noun
frdns. .s ~ +
l. sill not be 'ong nn,ill Pixies Peak
"a etN form fair proportion II our cur
reonr--for. that gold 10 abundance does
ext.t there, no man At present Ieuh's. and
'he men thai are uew goTng there ARE the
sind a. take u out. American Ingenuity
and American enterprise. vii soon wash
the river beds Of ,heis golden rand, pierce
the hearts # tho eternal bills" sad delve
d rp into the bowels If The earth and bring
up toe treasure that NAV Ii. hurried there.