davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03
CANDIDATES.


~ gEE8 III - I soeaSbA sfS3Es ~ ~
vears ,.thoeissd 70 anouncs !. ?. IHEYNon, = ,
.dd,ts for Rseosdss u Ne snsuing Nara sDssttso
|ss 70 Alderman. SO ~
" ,rs suxhorissa . snaoues SAMUEL KNUT11,
!, c.ndiasas Alderman sroa ~ Ord Wsr4 q ~
ensuing March ascsioa,
We ere authorized 10 sanssses JOHN 5oNSA =
easdiasts for Alderman fraA ~ nd Nase = - ~
suing March sIsctico.
Ws are authorised 70 an.ounes ADDISON COCHRAN
q esadtAts for AjdednaA fron - ~ ward 49,
ensuing March electtoa
Fer Treasufos.
We are authorised 70 ansounso G. y. DO1DR4 =
e,pdidate fos City Trsrsursr st he ensuing March
Glection. s.kssa 4s.sA ssSss
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

v. are again placed under obi'ga''01' =
M.ssrs. Cu.rrs, HAaLAs and VAN Dl'.'
"a, oublic documents.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

,.cr hs. Just opened the above in't'so-
,;., and keeps on hand > tip-top supply
:, n.,.. II you don's believe i, just give
him q call.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03
SYRACUSE, Feb. ed, 1860.

SYRACUSE, Feb. ed, 1861.
Messrs. BALDWIN & DoDcE: Gents-l
notice by the proceeding Of your Council
and the discussion in your papers, that you
are charged with some wrongs in regard to
the loans made Of me BY your city. l was
sorry to see it, as had supposed the cou-
mons duo the lst of october last, would
have been paid before this, but from the
proceedings, it does not look much like it.
| purc. ased the bonds of the Agent OF the
CITY, for IS cents, and have their acknowl-
sdrement and sanction of the contract, it
was a purchase would not have made, but
for an assurance of some Of you prominent
citizens. paid the money for the full
amount, and no other person has, or ever
had, any interest in them but myself.
Respectfully yours,
...-. -..... HAMILTON WHITE.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

n.,;or u. pas. v.sx, has been decided,
800 .one Of Tie time it was Of : sum
LID character, thss again, Of rainy d's-
...;,;on-.pd while Ne write it il blowing
q sreat guns"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03
rnr nrvsn.

On Tussday last, the river q this pom.
,.;.,d sboot fourteen inches, sae s'S ="
..ou. .hs loo josrnsysd southwark. oh
rs.rsday, he st.an ferry boas, Nso'.s-
commenced making hsr regular "'
<he q Biz Muddy." & +
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03
Pottawattamie County Lands
FOR SALE By
HORACE EVERETT,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.

q wars Z or 20, Is, 60 acres, andjoinins. n
% Springer's farm, miles Northof town:
bottom land miles above Judge Bryant's farm.
NANEqr5 s. n, 4l-S0 acres, \ timber, on xosQui.
toe creek, mile southof M ~ farm.
about 20 Of imbes on the rosd Wa
terbury's, IN Shelby county.
sANwr;NEsrNw e5snsw q. and y Va
tom land the Stage route east mile west q Big
Grove, joining Slocums and Judge James farms 90
the SOUTH and Mr Files and Flesher's the east
s aa.;' 3 Z III e. sss en-:
Also, swrNw a.; and N uswuI !. Is, so-so
seres mile east of the above bottom land with some
sAswari 10, and ar 5 Eqrs.71 $3.50 acres.
bottom land miles north Of Newton. and
near Cutanger's Mill about 10 acres timber On the
tract; mile north OF the new State road.
NE ar and Wqr5. 70, 1e-s30 acres, bottom land
on the Nishnabottany River. miles below Newtown.
and The sane distance above lola snd sdjotntng -.
Nwarsw ersiwns z ar; and = !ysrasai;
about miles above Reefs mill. and u niss naeth Of
soi ~ 10; M and swaxEq u. t4-s.o
ell Rlufs. s. = AAS
Enl, wxNwqr. and s ws.EwUNwn.n
300 sssss ostsp% .lsps and sIi.nd prairie or E.s
OF timber. This very nns tract for larae farm:
AofNwqrS " qri and " y N v ar q. and En- q
2 ar -. 70, At-soo scrss. bottom land. mile from
Council Blum
EHBwqv;twNS8 q, and " Ar n : a. -, n, u
-2o0 scres betten ls1d, Little svs', miles sss.
Of L. J. Childs.
EN- S = ar ISM ar and w AE q ., n, ll-s3t
acres bottpm land on silver Greek. enilss ssss q h.
EkSw a.; and WI Sc AZ u, 7s. 4i-ieo seres. Sill.
ytfcresk botton Land mile south u btideo - ~
sETNwr Is. IS, $50 .erss. n,,s nslsa sss
Pisces and Fenner's farms. = &C .eit} 8s3E7e
sk = ar -; and v arNWp =. II. M-l3o acses
town.
SINE ar. and Z ar 10 * Nwq r and v sr II
n. 3o-l00 acres on Nishnabottany 81 Levine Grove
10 scres Of timber balance bottom prair0 and Hplao
adjoining Nr Troess AAd MF Wright's faElna. IL 81
WhSWqr; NEqrSWq ri and qr y ~ q 70
~ u-lS6 81 a&o, On ko& eoo6, mile OF y y an
mill and mile above Mr. Xuturn's farm, and u nile
from Cou1eii Nuns. Alop asiuuae tsscs q
szSlXs THOUSAND ARCESl
of vAtuable farming Isnd. suitabiefor stsa~ z
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

Mr.. Edifor-We ask the insertion OF the
following letter, =, evidence that we were
in no way interested IN the purchase OF the
Council Bluffs City Bonds, as ws have been
falsely charged with. Yours, etc. .,r' #
BALDWIN L DODGE.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

- The usnpibal { St. Joe R. R. Com
psny have chartered the stsamsrs Omaha
Emile and Des Moines, to run - regu-
lar ,ri-weekly line between this and St Joe,
Their chargss To- freight or passage WI pe
.. lov "A bv anv other line.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

WANTED.
100000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT. ..st sss,
100000 BUSHELS OF COM,
{ $4,000 susnxIs or 0A4,. h1Ii III
lor whiea ths Aishest markst price viii b paal
vsa7i. BAYLIss I cRossLAYp
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber, about the
nrsr Sovemcer dsfk, rono tbi rear old hefsr
two red steers three old Of them has the tips
Of his Cd and white the end Of his tall the other
has little white his hind legs, and white under the
Also bisck calf WITH some whis On The end Of his
tail and white the top Of the and white under
the belly. JOSEPH wRAY.
Near Slough Bridge, Council Bluff, Potta wattamie
Co., Iowa. y--- a...,..z- Jan. It'll 1850.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03
2 f0RE.

Ahoa, 5 O'Clock Thursday afternoon :
e. h,ol. out in the smoke house OF HEM
po,rs.yrrLp on Broadway. At tho time
:, the FIRE, Mssssrs. FsEDslcks0s g JACK
am had $1,000, worth Of hams etc. os'ns
.mot.d. Loss $500, insured 10 the 1Esaa
Ia, e7On M zss s. Is
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

WHEELER e. WILSON'S
N 3TtIfk.s q 3 ,et&
SEWING
MACHINES,
Have been removed and are now established At ~
store. These Incompatible machines are now offered
1t gIeatly
Reduced Prices!
J II
And arc acknowledged throughout christendom to b
the very
B E S T NJ ACHINES
tE-BA5 & q
Ex,ant for family use.
reers are now forty thousand Of tbsm In use. Ihsy
the only machines that will saAwer every purpose
all those who purchase that, with little n
sructon, all the drudysry VI sewing can DO done AWAY
with.
REASONS WHY THEY ARE SUPERIOR:
LIST. They are much simpler In construction.
ID. They are much easier kept In order.
I'd. They require much less power to work them.
Ath. They have no cumbersome iron work about
them.
9th. They make but little noise much less than any
other machine.
9Th. They do double the work with less power and
motion. E-EE ~
9th. They have an attachment which turns down,
folds and hens fany width) garments
9th. They have also binding attachment
10Th. The sewing does not RAvEL.
lIth. We teach persons to work machine
fully and warrant them for any reasonable length Of
time, or years.
18th This machine will run one hundred days each
year, and last from 20 to 80 years. w ,-s. ar-sq-s
There is mac hine in ST. Louis nov, which has run
every day for ave over 1900 days, and It is
good as the day II was started
These machines will wear lifetime.
No better investment can be made than to purchase
WHEELER l. WILSON machine.
Having become settled In our ample rooms. We are
prepared to learn person to operAe our machines
successfully, and without charge.
Ladies' gentlemen and strangers most respectfully
invited To call Polite and ecient operators in
tendance at all times to exhibit machines. - Z"
Opinions of the Press.
wheeler l. wilson's is beyond all question THE
machine for family use.''-Lfs Wwsfrdted. -
1.-THE wheeler Wilson is THE machine par excel
lcnce for family use, and recommend 1t most en-.
phaticsIly. "-Adpocdte 4 Journal ------4-rsr
"rhere is not an invention Of this inventive age
which houors American genius moro than the Sew ING
Machine No family ought to be deprived Of its eene-
nts.-Independenf. $3.50 80 H..
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03
:ssfa raH

@. j. FOX.
DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY!
SLIGO AND TYRONE IRON,
steel, Mails add CASTINGS,
ANVILS, VICES,
DsIsoes, Serse PIssss, Hand r slsdgs Asss.
sssrs, srrs.ss, Assss, $50 Ths~sgs skssss,
CARPENTERS, MILL wRlGHTs,
dnd Cabinet Makers Tools,
o. sssrv v,s-sssy, Sad Gerry best Quality.
HINTS, SIMMONS and COLLINS
Axes g Edge Tools,
GUNS AND PISTOLS,
sHoyELs and SPADES, Of Amss' and others make
Log, Coil, Trace, Lock, Fifth, Back and
Halter Chains.
BUILDING MATERIAL
LOCKS, LArcHEs, BUTTS. SCREWS, GATE
AND BLIND HINGES, &C., &c,
Crow Bars, Picks, Grub Hoes, Mdffocks,
Iron wedges. Harrow Teeth, Rings sad s'aDlss, .
. Blocks and Pullies. g. -'e'~
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting Of a genera, assortment Of
Srss~.fs SAD yapsssS Hsrs, Plata SD
xsery Handled Table Gallery, stsssr PIE
ted Forks asd Spsess, Brace ssa Es. -
.s.-s smslss Pr.s.rrtss Kettles, Se.
AGRICUL TURAL IMPLEMENTS
.,. 4 large Stock always on hand Of
DEERES MOLINE PLOWS, :
uarrows, or Jokes, Straw Cutters, Revolving Hay
Rak.s., Grass scythes and sna,hs, Grain cra-
dies, rosts, Raies, Hay KNIVES, Bush =
scythcs, &c, &c, &c.
Force, Lift and Chain Punph
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD,
Block Tin and Babbhs Metal, &C., &c.
-saTTTs9 LITTLE GIANT ts'E&sFe0s
Corn and Cob Mills,
Ing and wrapp,ns rwine,
HEMP PACKING, &C.,
saIITad U HI A9IJC
-....,... AGENT
For tAs safe 81 Cast STEEL Csresssr, .1SJS,
.Mslsy, ssd Crew CSs SAWs3 E1rs Proof
ssEss, Pi~sfsrs Scales, RsSbsr Asts.
Gag asG Packing, ThrsshssS Ne.
Z eIfsss, sAHssys Cssepsrs gss4 4
- .ueS.rs $50 Portable Grsss 4 ~
sutIls.
EEa E-p stIaATes afnr
6My stock will at all times Be found large and CON.
plete and win be sold the most reasonable terms for
cash.
st4fEE NO :. EAr,aE BLOCK. sfEongff
Low or 7roa a W Ays
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

Cssaeil Dluffs Brokers' Office.
Al kinds # lesurfsnt nosey beusAs md
" osoAAT 8 WEE. n49 6p
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

- WSS1essuGyusfsxsNsInesr
.aisr.s' ..es., 49, II RI
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

Have been removed and are now established At ~
Fourth street, Ten Buildings. over Bushnel's Book
store. These Incompatible machines are now offered
1T greatly
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

e. The 81. Joe Gazette Of the 2ysf
AZ March is at hand. We live in fast aSs
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

kTThe steamer Omaha 10 on the Wy
from st. Joe to this City.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03
TAKEN UP.

One stray OF. yesrs old, black, three white spots
st the farm house Of Peter Silsl, in this county.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

Reduced Prices !
: : 4 n
ID arc acknowledged throughout Christendon to b
the very
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-03-03

seesz t-e.s 49, gat ~ eal...rsz
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-29
4 RRiGHT ONE.

The brightest chap Of bis size and ago
that we ever saw, was one whom we lateig
came across. torturriRg tadpoles in a spsin e
On the roadside, in New Jersey-altogeth
cut Of sight and hearing Of any human hab-
itation. g.. =s 49, -1. Nz -r1h.s.
"Whe7e do you live ? euquirod We, just as
he stirred up a big buiIfrog from the mud
with mu'Ieu-staz. .ss-9~ '- .."
81 don't 1--we nowhere only home 2" 49,.
"Where is your homer"
"Over the hill next house to MIR. Wag.
mrs" ... r.r...s ..r-.... l..r -
"IIave you any parents liyins?"
"What's them" r'"' .'.
'I mean, have you afather and mother9'
eyes, sir; bat pap's went dead a good
while, and mother says she won't stand it
fore long, cause it's hard work" 4s...e.
"What work does she do :"
"Milks the COW, an all sorts Of things
''ls your mother pious--a christian 2"
ono, sir, she's a Dutchman."
Here the genius went to stirring the frogs
again, as much as to say, "doa't interrupt
me with further intcrro cations" IN. I.
tfrseHf1t ...- .E .- aG... f.. -"-r"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-29
LIRE on An AFRICAN SLAYER.

/ LIFE on AN AFRICAN SLAYER.
The SLAYER Cora was recently captured
with seven hundred slaves on board. She il
now at New York, and description of she
vessel has appeared. sogstisr with brief
narrative Of life On board. We make the
following extracts
The Cora appeared To be naw. Handsomely
| fitted up and as far saT-saor to The class OF
vessels that are generally employed in the
slave trade. These vessels engaged in he
Cuba trade are very poor, as general
! thing, and are usually burned after laniiug
n cargo. The hold was filed with men and
boys. and the cabin with women. I've
thirds Of the whole number were under If
teen years Of age. All were in perfee,
nude state. They were classified as follows:
II. men, loo women, 3t3 boys, 81 girls,
and three babes at the treaSt. They ap-
peared INT and hearty, aud seemingly tn
conscious and careless of their situation,
and all Cabling at great rate, while the
sounds emitted were void ef any we'll de-
fined articalations. Thirty tierces OF rice.
ninety barrels Of bread. and large q1an-
tity of beans, with q light store Of beef,
were on board.
During tho voyage two meals per ia7
were given the negroes. Ihemorn.ng meal
consisted Of iank Of hreal and some We
Ter, sr3i at P. III. dinner Of boiled rice
one dny and boiled beans the next was
served. Their appetites appeared TO be
irst rate, and there was little necessity fes
washing the dishes after nea, vas osar,
for fnr the 2g,rnss displaYed an cypertness in
licki1g the tubs that cotI1 defy empsj....3a
On the par: of the aaast pains.akipg dog.
FIVE Spaniards took special charge OF the
dining arrangements. They set the blacks
in messes of fifteen snd sixteen. in n circle
on deck, with a wooden tub of boiled rice
or beans in the centre Of each group. Al
.or all were duly ranged around the SIN oking
tubs, the Spaniards made them 80 through
an exercise Of clipping .heir hands and
singing. which lasted about quarter Of an
hour. By this time the repast would have
partially COOLED eff, and the negroes were
allowed to ''piteh ia,'' the one having The
largest hands getting the most. They
seemed. however, very kind to each other,
and If aboy got an extra large piece of
bread, be was always ready to share it with
his companions. They appeared conteutcd
and in good spirits throughout the voyage.
Amusing illustrations CT the negro's love Of
display sometimes occurred. If q vounr
LADY, J Gu d gtt piece. Of red tape to hiud
around her forehead (what narrow strip of
far ehead she m'rht have IS svas suGi&iart
to Gil her with rapture Of sell atisfacllan
that she wasn't one Of that destitute class
who have .'nothing to wear" The sexes
were kept seporate during lho voyage.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-29
TRUE LOVE.

SCENE FiRsT.--st. Mary's Parish young
son Of rich planter likes pretty but poor
girl and she likes him be wants TO move
his baggage to her room, lawfully, Of
course.) but his cruel parent WON'T consent,
forbids the banns, and threatens to disin-
horit. Great distress in st. Mary's, Parish.
SCENE SEcoND.-New Orleans the young
lovers arrive by the Opelousas cars on Fri
day evening, in quest Of preacher; Juliet
is left at the City Hotel, and Romeo goes in
search of two friends to hell him through.
lie finds them. they tympathise, and next
morning 20 with htn and her to a justice Of
the peace. They can't swear he is twen,v-
one he hasn't got his daddy's permit, and
the Judge declines tieing the knot. Rom %
crazy: terrible fear Of the cruel parent
catching him before the Wedding no time
to be lost ,s..ss a.. .-..3..-..-. - a.
One OF his friends tells him may be be
can find loafer or two somewhere Aroufd
the coffee houses to swear Il se oliars y ossh
each, that he is over twenty. one pears old.
| All, ha happily thought! A brief search
! for FIVE dollar perinrers, but mons found !;
| an astonishing piece of bad fortune Id y
town like this. Tbs Judge is asked, for ad-
F, vice he talks like father to she babies;
| tells Romeo to 20 back home or bis daddy
| will disinhsrit him. "IIe may kick me 10
heilr' exclaimed Romeo, franticaliY, "bus
I'm bound to marry the gisl ~ Judge tells
| him If be can get respectable witnesses to
swear that he can earn his living and sup
port q wife, be can, in the course Of fvs
days, get emancipated By one Of the Dis
Ftriet Courts. Romeo, wilder than ever
"Five days can't wait Whefe Shail
Il go---xbat m uss do Sn Great synpstby
Of friends and outsisies. I'D
sscEsz THIsp.--Pontcbsrtrai sAilroad
cars the babies and thsir ,sJmpathstic
friends en- route for The Mobile boat. Be-
fore this time the lovers have reached No
bile, and are now probably singing "A.la-
ba-rna--hsre We rest" Tbs energy aand
desperation ofshs young man in hi. astyi.
monial purposes, and the willingness .of biz
blushing fair one, sensibly affected ajl bs.
holders. for be vas handsome and gallant
and she was ssset asd pretty, ssd,Astts,
weather was cold.-Asx Orlcaas popfs. /,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-29

One terribly stormy night in blenk Dec.
q United States vessel was wrecked off the
coast OF Jersey. and every soul, save one,
went down with the doomed craft. This
one survivor "a Western gentleman) seized
floating spar and was washed toward the
shore, while innumerable kind hearted tools
Of the Camden and Amboy Railroad clus-
tered on the beach With ropes and boats.
Slowly but surely the unhappy mariner
drifted to land, and as he exhaustedIy caught
at the rope thrown to him the kindly natives
uttered an encouraging cheer. "You are
saved,' they shouted "you are saved and
must show the conductor -our Ticket
With the sea still boiling about him, and q
floating straw tickling bis nose. the drown
ing stranger suddenly resisted the efforts to
haul him ashoTe., "StopE, said he, in faint
tones 'sTeli me where ! am. What coun-
try is this ~ And they answered, s'New
Jersey Scarcely had the name been ut
tered, when the sretehed stranger let 60
| the rope calculating as he did So, az guess
! III float a tiif1e fdTihsr." lie was never
| seen again IN Y. Mercury. 80 .4%@a
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-29

f-"Miss Polly,"' said Uncle FL, Of an
old Connecticut town, as he habbled into
the house of an ancient maiden lady. on q
pleasant morning. "aiiss Polly, you are a
fust rate sweeper." Ny wife thinks she's
a pretty tall one, but she Il take ber broom
and 90 all over the house. and can't raise as
big pile of dirt as yoa have gat'togsther
in live minutes there." Uncle Ed left very
seen. gssz.x.sees s# nzs.s.. a.-.s z.f.ss
Another instance Of bis Wit is on record.
Going into the nicely cleaned dwelling of a
neighbor, one dag, with Suspicious locking
boots. the good wife haitad him with
"Did vou see the scraper at the door,
Uncle Ed s''
.Yes'm,. was the rerly sand l intend to
use 1t when 20 out.' ..ss.. sr. .ar
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-29
comet as to pull sny Southern State out o!
hear no more abcns s;<pr

the JnIan
So iss Us hear no more ahcns di<rriar,
snd toe s.Pslnstte Tlag,a with hsbhls
On q green field. and .sRoom for Mnre'' on
the et-es. II the ca-ciinsans car. L raw a.
nbat ,hsy owe US in cash, why, we'll tax
il out in potatoes. We hsrea,t threatened
them With the sheriff. harsves We dcnss
want to frighten them into pairing Us right
away.
| So-c-oi 9aE
Just let them keep cool; and giys US their
potest
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-29

piitshHrg.
Rank ~ Pittsburgh,
Exchange BANK. ..
srRsrs Kramer h Rahu,
"E y Holmes X SONS
Willis iiualbc. Esq.
Wm Il Pusey. hsi,
PsuHsylpGHta.
Mm0neah ola Bk uf Brown
vile. .. ..- m
Franklin B'k Jf Washington
Baltimore.
Com Il 7. EkhT baltimore
Baltimore Savings Bauk.
AesBrS Julinstnn \ Bfa,
" Robert t;arret n Sons
r Marsh Sfulih. fSg.
Nathan Fu~sy, &C
Miles %hltc, "
Nsts fofk.
iuo. Thp4g gaSGn, Esg.
fftiGdfiHkia'
MnssrB Caleb Cope Il Co.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-29

fT"Sr," said q pompous parsonage
who once undertook 10 bully an editor do
you know that take your paper."
awe no doubt you take IT,. replied The
man of the quill. ssfor several Of my homes /
Subscribers have been complaining lately
about their papers being missing in the
morning. .-..s.s-.s.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-29

'snrrs:
4 " 81. Louis.
line. j. Anderson Il Go.
AaSsrs, Paee \ Bacon.
l.akcr, Rertrk * Co.
E. II. Violet x TO.
Nessrs. Bryan Il Co.
! laRd.
Cook, So srseut X nowney.
HEM. Williams n Go.
ttnyi sherman * Co.
Hon. Thomas Il Benton, Jr
Springfield, M.
" \ r Insurance Co.
tCiark's Exchange Bank.
l3acoh Bum. Esq.
iion. y T Logan.
Col Suo. Williams,
jacksonville, III.
| Hon. VIM Brown.
! -" Richard Yates.
I f II EIlihtt, Esq.
NessIs. ii +. Ayers & Co
/ nS-u
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-29
DENTISTRY.
oase. saa R,ssds.e., w. 4, P~im.r's BfeeE
Ssrond story.

nR.EI WOODBURY., rs LoCATEDiS
k~As&-~R CornEit EluFs, Iawa. where he Is pre-
HYfrf pared 10 perform sst epeFattens apFer-
l1iIJ taiaing To his profession. in the NEST
a,,rnvssf ana uasra Having bad elsbt years
Saecessgai practice Ia Yellow spTIngS. eble, a&3
Worcester Nsss will rsnc sstffsetcs IN All cases
FL " has mr. Denis liquid fer proaueiag leea'
esja xach by applying 10 the teoh AMI Guns
yerx u,uh aittgaex and destoxs all pain
sfartns ERE nrerstfon es sxtTaettsg fsfta seae
~ fear tbst ss-rsr4 ksmd the feasAseaf, sad wh9
rrefsE heaaa. beauty aud sweet erestasta misery.
sefern{v aY! sgth AMI have your terfh eeans@a ana
sf 70 save those ussfui organs that sen tanat wei
a. v.,tku sra thst IL esstx much replaces Ter II
takea ia time aud property allied, they can be peFnaA-
upatiy saved -,
gEFsArsCrs-rr sEiiiYan. pr. r NsAehoh Vt
r.ti~9sS and v IsTtsaar. Ess Touricil BiaTs' =
s;rsg NJ, T. " Coolidge. 6 lenwcca. tTsni6
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07

RARITY OF CRIME N South CARoL1SA-
A correspondent of the New York Times
writes AS follows from South Carolina:
The peculiar criminal laws eff the State
render crime of rare occurrence. Where
the penalty of theft is either the whipping
pos; OF hanging, there will, OF course, be
but few thieves. There is no Penitentiary
or States Prison ofanv kind; and while ev-
cry district has is Jail, the most of them
are said to be uuteuanted The sessions of
the Criminal Courts generally last but a
few days; and on sentence day the cul
prlts, whites as we'll as black. are taken to
the "hipplug-post, and if the sentence is
severe one, only a portion of the stripes
administered, the balance being kept in
store for n future dav.