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not break off for moment the thread of
their firtations. Unhappily-and this is
even worse-these lovely ladies have in
terfered by focks in the labors Of literatuer.
The European discovers on the banks Of the
Ohio or Mississippi an astounding number of
celebrated poetesses and romaneers whom he
never heard Of before; and this American
crinoline literary cohort constantly pours
fresh water on old tea-leaves, and swamps
the book market with q fearfully insipid
beverage. At times, too, they make their
app earance as street preachers, and always
play great part in the intrigues of the re-
ligious sects.
THE PRIVILEGED SEX.
On board the steamers and in the other
modes of communication throughout the
country the ladies have every sort of privil-
ege On the railways they exert vigorous
right of appropriation over the gentlemen,
even should he have taken his seat at
previous station, On many other occasions,
such as at theaters, in the galleries Of the
House, or wherever there may be any
thing to be seen or heard, the '1ord of crea-
tion" can never feel safe in his seat, how
ever early he may have taken possession of
il. If any one tap him on the shoulder
anu Whisper III MS cur Ine WOTuS OI JefTOr,
"a LADY," he must spring up at once, and
is swept aside like dust by the crinoline,
to seek another seat where he can.
And yet it would be possible to endure
all this, and more, if the ladies united with
their authority graciousness and pleasant
show of gratitude, and if they-the petted
and the bla8es-did not regard all the
services and indulgence of the men with
such Indifference, and as tribute ne
cessarily theirs. Generally, however, they
behave as if the men did nothing but their
duty. You may dislocate your spine in
picking up any thing a lady has let fall,
or, like Raleigh, lay down your coat before
her, so that she may pass dryshod over
puddle, and rarely will you be rewarded
even by q smile. And all this robs the
weaker sex of its sweetest charm, the gentle
and irresistible power by which it elsewhere
enchains and thralls the heart of man.
Among us the stronger being bows to woman,
and the weak darling, conscious her need
and support, rewards him with her graft
tude. But, in America, Fridolin does his
duty like q negro slave, and, of course, now
and then grows weary of the affair. 1t is
not unfrequent to hear the chivalrous Ameri-
cans, when out of their wives earshot, in
dulge in the most awful declarations Of re-
bellion.
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RAILRoAps.

General Railroad Arrangement.
UNION TICKET OFFICES.
LITTLE MIAMI
AND
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
Ia -
II a IL R GA ID.
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED:
Eastern ESstsTn Express Express Mai
Columbus Accomm modatioD."..3.5OP p. M 1905 A. NJ
Aenia Accommoaation,....".,.6.O0 p. M. 800 A. NJ.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON &DAYTON
RAIL 10 AID
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
sandusly Toledo and Detroit. 5s5EM 5RsBfrM STEM Item
Toedo Detroit& GuntsTiiie. rs N. n 1918 An
hhogsin1tP0n GhlS; h1 1Psess sS s@ n.
Eastern Night Express .........lO.O7 NJ. 6.25 Am.
The Eastern Night Express Leaves sunday
Night in Place of Saturday Night
Rsroads Sirs Fan HPs&E SEVEN &ISUTEs IA F&STEs than
Cincinnati time.
INDIANAPOLIS G. CINCINNATI
RAIGEOAD.
Trains run as follows Sundays excepted:
1rs,,D.ro,,, 1.f.v.tt. and DEPART ARRIVE
Chicago Ma 90 A. nj. l2.l5 p M
Indianap's and Terre Haute
Accommodation ......".....2.C0 P. NJ. 400 P. NJ.
indianapolis and Chicago
Night Expreas...."....."...6.l5 P. NJ. s.35 A, NJ.
OHIO & MISSI SSIPPI
RAILROAD.
One Train (st Louis ExpIess) leaves Cincinnati
DAILY, for Evansville, OairJ, st. Louis, 81. Jo-
Louisyiile and VinceS1es' P'U' WV - mus iOi
Trains leave and arrive as follows:
Louisvills and Vines MAil...i. .4o A. NJ. si5 ?. M.
aurora r,,is AGSso%modation''"'s.9S S NJ s.i9 n
Trains Of the indianapolis aud Cincinnati aud
Twelve MINUTES sLowER than 0inoiSnatti
Ps- For all information and THROUGH TICK
EIS please apply at the 0fhces:
SorthWsst corner Of P Third and VOS Burnet
House), and at the respective Depots.
Sleeping. cars on all Night Trains.
R3- 0mribuses call for Passengers as usual.
P W. STRADER,
General Ticket Agent L. NJ. aud Q. & x. and c.,
H. L. NOBLE,
General Ticket Agent indianapolis aud Cincinnati
Railroad;
General Ticket Agent Ohio Mississippi Railroad.
IOC5l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

lVERffsf L In the fRksb, whsrs ysas Ave-
tlsemeht WTll b moro likely 70 Be Sesn than in AM
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

A closed mail, consisting OF letters aud newspa-
psrs, for States and cities OF the German Austrian
Postal Union, and Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Po-
Lar d, Russia Greece Ionian Islands, etc., is seat
from this Office semi-weekly.
"west India mails will be sent by this steamer.
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MEDICAL.

N q. NEWTON, M D.-OFFIOK, no.
Oe 90 West Seventh. st, between Vine and
ana Rsos ocs SUur 70
10 az P. N, 7 to p. M.
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NHR. MER EDITH, DENTIST, ,--OFEICR
AZ Oh Sxtb-st., between Race and Elm SgaFR
80. 132, near Raoe-st, Teeth extracted H9oy9F
without pain, on new principle, without
the Of drugs any I'M urous agent. Positively
humbu6. Having had nearly twenty years o.
ity he give perfect satisfaction to all who win
patrcnise him. His terms reaAoAal ie that
you will save nearly one half by calling op him
IdeSl
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| N s . R A N c G!

Home Ins. Co., New York,"-....OAPTTAL-Sl,Ooo ,Ooo,sR
Continental Ins. Co., New York-.......... 5OO,0et
Niagara Fire Ins, Co., New York....-u.m., a0,0h
North Am. Fire InS Co., New York ...."-., 250,0s
Western Mass Ins Co., Pittsteld, Mass. l60y0os
Merchants Ins. %. Of Hartford, Oonn..... 2OO,Otf
N. z Life Ins. Co., n. ,767If1 s
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should papa or mamma not be at home, or
happen to be engaged in another part of the
hnusa
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

~ p, ,BELKNAP, DEHFIsT.-
NE Teeth extracted in most cases without NI5Wls
cess practiced by no other person. Arhf:
cial Teeth m ade ard all operations pertaining to
Dentistry executed with professional skill. Will
render entire satisfaction or no charge.
Teeth extracted for the poor free.
OTFIcY-I31 West Fourtn-st., Gin, o. oc2
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DENTAL.

MI WELLS, DENTIST (LATE DEM-
NAO OHSTRAT0R in the Ohio College @<kNN
of Dental Surgery, having returned, has tf5gFy3A
opened an Office at 81 West Seventh st
Cincinnati, Ohio. Terms reasonable. oc4 X
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Evans & Lindsay,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
65 WEST THIRD-sT., OINOIHNATI.

=. hErEA, By PEsMISsIoN' TOW, W. Soarporougn
r., q Co. Heidelbaoh, Seasengood a o.. WynBs,
Haines 4 Cos W; Smith 90. BaysoB; Wilki
6priuger b WRitemap Suire EcksteiB 3 %,
Iiala-y1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

~ Policies Issued In above nrst-class OomDs
nies. and Losses prom ptlY adiusted and paid bY
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

Full upper sets of Teeth inserted frsm Sl5 to S,O
[sel9 X
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they have % nsas 4 knowing tAeir Own
number.

they have % nsa.s u knowing tAeir own
number.
SEDALIA, Dec. q.
Thirty-fosr ears, loaded With prisoners,
g to S.. Louis so-nighs. They are escort
by the 18th Indiana. Among the prisoners
are Colonies Alexander and Robinson. IA.
jor james B. Harris, Aagofkn, Capt. Cham
bers, J. B. Gallaher, and wn. sIeCovaa.
They are motley crew, Of al ages, from
si1.esa e ssveoky. The spirits 81 mary Of
the men seem broken. and they promise, il
permitted, TO take the oath and 90 home.
The of6cers, however, seem perfectly indie
pendent. When they arrived they filed the
cir With hideous yells for JEFF Davis.
The night is bitter cold, and they will need
to eat considerable amount Of 6rs 70 keep
warm.
Some Of the arms taken are said to be
very superior. Among them are number
OF our nuskets captured 1t lexington
Some Of the men are dressed iu U. s. uni
fornsb taken from on. men at Lexington.
Tue Provisions taken comprise an unusual
quantity Of tea and coffee, preserved fruits,
and other delicacies. The clothing, Of
which there il large amount, is also very
good.
The capture has had Al excellent effect
upon the army, which is in glorious state
Of exultation.
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CONTINENTAL,

The first number Of the Coniine entail
Monthly j, on our table, but We have not
had time to give it more than q passing no.
tice, and will not, At present, venture an
opinion upon its merits. But, when
We see on it's list Of contributors, such
name, as Greedy, Tuckerman, Bayard Tay-
lar, the Lelands, and Charles T. Browne
tAr,emns Ward), We are led TO conclude
thai its pages must contain sound argument,
and sentiment and wit Of high order.
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ATLANTIC.

Tho Atlantic Monthly commences the
rev year in fine style, and gives Evidence
that its pages, during the coming year, will
be fully up to the promises given in the
prospectus. James Russell Lowell has com
menccd another series Of the "Bigelow Pa
pess,' those sarcastic, and truth telling
documents which were so popular during
the Mexican war. II this series proves as
good ~ the former one, il alone, will be
worth the price Of the Atlantic.
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EV-A .'native American" contemporary,
doubtless with an eve to future buncombe,
his been coming over the Report OF the
Secretary Of Warrior the purpose Of ascer
tuning the nativity Of those "~ho fight our
battles" The result is thus stated: In
more than three quarters Of the regiments
native Americans are in a majority. The
G,rmans are in majority in only six. The
l. .h in only i've out Of n hundred. Nearly
svo.,hirds of tho army are Americans. Nine
tenth. are citizens. Ths average age OF the
private. is over twenty -four years. Three.
fourlhs are single men,"
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TABLEAUx vivANfs.

The event Of the holidays is to be grand
musical and tableau entertainment, to be
given on New Years eve, for the benefit Of
the "6oldiers' Aid Society,"" Extensive
preparations have been made by those en-
gagged 10 the work and nothing has been
omitted which will tend to render the en-
tertainmcnt attractive and interesting.-
Read the advertisement 10 another column,
and don't fail 10 attend.
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~"Our bow, having appropria,

"Our boys" having appropriated
Christmas to their own uses-and one Of
them having, alec, become disabled, BY
the crushing OF bis right hsnd 10 one Of our
mschine presses-tbe consequences are VS.
ibIe 10 the meagreness Of our columns to-
dsy--and, We don't promise anything better
next week, for "our boys" Won't work very
hard during the holidays-and, that's just
our "orful a." too.
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~ THE DISTRICT COUNT OF POrrAwAT-
TAME COUNTY, IOWA,


vs.. | req. lefmt iSoS.
porcas A. creckwell J d y. Crock
well and s u smith. Original Notsee'
Deftadanfs
vr>HE said DEFENDANTS sad each OF them are hereby
notified tha, there is e In the once o. me
~ 1nc. netiticn Of the state OF Iowa, the above
naei Plaintiff claiming OF them the sorecsesaFe OF
Nnrtxsee fer the and beoehi Of the permanent
Shel Fnnd Of the State u iowa in said Connty ssea
by said n A. and d. Crcesweti upon Lot No. - Ia
the CITY Of Council Btas PottawAifxiie County tavA
10 secure pas paent Of eias aud sssetA pFemss.s
rote execr,esf hy them and Etsvortb,. nov ae-
eease., for the ore Hundred Dollars, due aad
pxysb,s sve years AFTER the date thereof with iasere.
Al the rasr eert per Abpufn from date ssa
ya,s And M,rsase each bearing date January ist 1850
and that anicss they appear thereto aud defend eete
pcen Of the 81 day u tue next term 81 ssaa p-Htcs
eur, To be beg and he3en in said County on the Isl
Monday In February, 4. D. 1854 aefans van ee en-
tered against them. and judgment ren.erea tnefe'e
l.. ROSS, ard
YnANK STREET
wsx . 1871. Aays fer Ply
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r. r Snow wants 5. 900 head Of well ssttencd Hogs
o. SID Snow, you TO sell your pork, Snow Il
iait trader.
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VWooLwoRrm, at the Post Office News
Depot, 10 agent for all the leading news and
literary papers in the country. Subscrip.
tions received for the st. Louis and New
York dailies, the illustrated wesklies, the
monthly maeasines, and, in short, anything
that you want in the way Of reading matter,
can be subscribed for and received at
WooLwoRrH's, at publishers prices.
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Sr,HR SUD DEFENDANTS. AND kACH ~ :
Ar, eereey nsi aed that there - naw % sie W se
eesv % ,se cfers pissrtcx Cssrf ~
Ssosasv u .as sssse of Iowa. petition % 'hs So
named DtAsas.a The Ssfs Il SSas saasms1e 80
- -. s.g~ut a Ire r~rmAnens srho~s Hurd - tne
S,..p e. ;ora 10 said C@assy of rssiAsasamfe ue
:, s,.s Hz-. 81 saa rnrty-fsar DslisFs ~ sac ssna
-. r,.f.vstxats yaS<pA 3 Jahuecn and Charles n
80. a. a . rruulsssry nsse. md Ginning sssfoss
~. a. sasa uafestAass the ts~vSsssEe q nssteske
r,xeu ~ the ppssvszasHs& Jes<pA H. JS6eess AsFsss
- = TNar5e. n n4ake spsn the ssdsvsaed eaf
sr&NHS Sec ss ~ - 3 &Ata sas1 Fosfa~AAsAmae
ls.suss, o - srstbe Ppyus<ns - $50 es.ss
ara tAst anie-. they sppesr sheTefs AAa sf.em -
-. =, ae assxy Of sse TERN ct saas psstr -
suy. I. ss p>xsn haSssa N sssa Cssn's .se -
usrs..y in rseruasy 4. y $50 sessss .s8 &c En-
e " moss HAAxk Sy4Ekf,
x.~.a m. F4s l~r..
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THE BENEFIT or ADVERTISING.

A friend having a large body Of land in
this coanty, for sale, concluded few
non'bs since TO put shor, advertisement
IN the Gazette to that effect, though not
having much faith IN being able to sell i'
during these war times. lie called upon Us
sfe~ days since, and stated that through
hat advertisement, be had already disposed
Of three hundred acres Of his land ut prices
ranging from $40 to SIS per acre. As il
un unbvoken prairie land some dfteen miles
from Davenpor,. We should like some one
Of those not believing in tho all.pawerfui
eject Of Advertising, to hgure out bow
mach was realized on the small investment
sfs! in printers ink, - Davenport Gag.
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Jhe afeekly Asnpareil.
r. sissss copies d the NosSAnEIL, for ssis q
NEWS DEPOT. in he Post Once

HPThs Yoasth Annual Pair Of Pottavsttsais
lsse ,renssm tor the SYST sPEefnKs or PnIsIrso.
rso.s vsasias Jos woax Of any iisS, would % veil
70 sake note ofthis fact. We prepared 70 Sc
soanoAs.s car fsiesas On short sosies sassssesion
v,rr,n,ed o. charge made. Make note Of that,
no."
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Il Women often LOSE the men they
love, and who love them, by mere wan,on.
ness and coquetry. They reject and then
repent; they ST ould be careful not to take
this step too hastily for proud high minded
man, will seldom ask q woman twice.
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sTSarrav is the night Of the mind
saa uoald be DAY without its oigh' p
lie day re,eals one sun only the night
eaass to light the whole Of the oniserse---
.ss analogy is complete. Sorrow 10 the
s'ssssst Of .hapsss, and he school. hssss
esasslIissss,.
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AaA Geld SSsss OssSs -
Bracelets, Lockets, Rings, Studs,
wAtch-Keys, vest-Chsins, Neck-Chains
spectacies &C. &C., which will be sold at low prices
and every article TO prnvejust represented
gfwatches. Clocks, md Jewelry REPAIRED In the
most thorough and workmanlike manner, and all WORK
WARRANTED and charges reasonable.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Aug. 10. 1850. v$hI7o
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS
To and From Council Bluffs.
SOUTH.

To and From Council btuus'
SOUTH.
st. Joseph, No., due Daily, at............. p ~
F." Closes Daily, at.......... +. N.
EASTERN
Des Noines. due Daily (Mondays excepted at 6 p NJ
Closes Daily, " at P. N.
osksloosa, due Daily (Mondsys exeepted) at P. H.
Closes Daily Z" at P. N.
SIOUX CITY
Due wednesday, Friday. and Sunday. at......s ?. M.
Closes Monday wednesday, Friday, At........7 p. NJ
OMAHA
ue Daily, at. ..................o r M
Closes Daily, .......' A. NJ
GREAT WESTERN MAIL
Denver City and Great Salt Lake.
Due wednesday Friday and Tuesday at .......5 ?. NJ
Closes Monday wednesday and Friday at .....7 r. N
California and Oregon.
Due Daily r N.
OFFICE HOURS
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10 O'Clock A. NJ, and from s to 6 O'Clock p. NJ.
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-12-28


mach was realized on the small investment
sfs in printers ink, - Davenport Gag.
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can CONGRESS- COMMAND THE ARMY !:
The New York World has IN article on
III. relative duties Of the Legislative and
Executive Departments Of the Government.
l,says that in conducting ths great War in
saieh ws are engaged, the duties OF Con-
sss and those Of the Executive are equally
distinct. When var has once been com
ncaerd, the function Of Congress is to make
the needfal appropriations FOR its vigorous
Prosecution. II can neither appoint nor
asflacs Generals, and, by consequences, has
20 power to investigate the reasons for
tssir app ointment or disposition. lshas no
power to order any particular division OF the
army to march TO any particular point, or
to give battle on any particular day and as
this Whole class Of administrative duties Is
Wholly beyond .ss sphere, it would be y
ri-es Of mcddlesome impersinenes for it to
saisr,ake to investigate, or in any way sa-
s,rvi.e or revise an such purely military
Proceedings. A the Constitutional guard
'a u the public purse, is 10 iss beuaden da.
va loox after the honesty Of the expendi-
ssr- in the military - 10 every other branch
II sse public service. II CenSress will give
10 Attention TO the prompt discharge Of its
'sa proper duties, We dare say the mem
Be, viii 6od foil scope for their abilities
saAos, s,rayiug out Of their province to
ssaerrise the Executive.
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sTCapt. Alex. Chambers, Of the Y. D
Aras, ha. been appointed Colosel Of the
ss's Regiment Of Iowa Volunteers, nov
''sa.as .. Davenport. Capt. Chambers y
swm Point man. aud has served . NUN
ss' II yesrs 10 the Regular Army.
- Sorrow 10 the night Of the mind
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-11
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