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HEESAs's CaALLEyaE.--The London g. res.
rondent or HsAss's spiri, asserts, in italics,
ceptsd. No men are 10 be found in England
willing 70 stake tlo.oo9 against him.
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isf.saaate-Coi Is. II. Robertson of the a,h
regiment Virginia Cavalry, has been in Rich
moad for a few days past, attending 10 hna;
nsss relating to his command.
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Secretary Stewards Opinion boUlthe
eru r. abe Hon

NEW YoRK, Oct. ia special dispatch 70
the TTjJuas, from Washington, states that 81
cretary Seward has assured members Of the
diplomatic body that the little affair growing
out Of the Southern instruction Will blow
over within three months. aud all the porL>
will be opened, and ps@ee aud prosperity h
restored TO me entire country.
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Resaraed.-~Mr. d. r. Ws.ad, one Of the
rroPfietors cf tic fowLasi.a uotel, returned
u tbs eisy on saturday from Lincoln's do,
Minions. =
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DIED,

o. Saturday, ,be g6th inst, ELIZABETH "
wife Of Albert 81. AKIN.
i he friends OF tss family are requested 20 attend
the sup-rai rom rar,na, in Hearico county, this
tAonisy( ruIng, at 1Uso'eloek.
Alter Il short but severe illness, on Saturday
eight, about oclo,k JOSEPH A. COUSIN. an
Of Harriet AID William Cousin, aged years
months aud ~ days.
Little IosEY thou art gore,
My warm and generous child
" here peace End Joy, AID happiness.
VIII never hav. an end.
Sleep on, dear child, the work is done,
4 he mortal strife Is past
yeEIs bss come aud borne y0u home.
Beyond the stormy blast,
The friends and acquaintance Of the faIaily are
requested TO attend toe funeral from the uTes on
Hill Baptist Church, this morning at II o'clock.
Yesterday morning, at o'clock, ALEXANDER
CRAIG, son Of John y. and Martha a. Page in the
4fE year OF Is age.
The friends II the family ere invited to attend
The funeral this sterroeu II 40 coek. from tue
idence OF lis parents, l@k street, between Broa
and Grace without further EotIee.
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e GNAh avs.

} A n y W a Y NOTICE Il r.gh;-..-...
1, naia.d PAIkiLh. "Go has been ia IN, ae,
ptoE in he 81 regiment & North CeroIiU4 e..
troops, raasway ga Ina 23d INST and !. u.sl.at.
cnaeAvofing ~ FAKE ti' way bomC. 20 fsys.,ls
y. 4. sail hoy ~ about i've feet 10 or IA fr,},
ii a; Is about - years o3". has verv EyEt ,n.
pie 2'oa, &hi buck Gully hair; and is rs,hrrsr.i
EaT4 IL apez'i and manner. II Il probable b..t@,
oeen arrested ~ Si.bmoEd, d, b. IL no pas.
so auy ooe who will give ne informal ion a it ali
&c se.y suitably rev aflcd Ad reas
SWIFT GALLOWAY.
Lieut. 81 Ec1ittent =. C. y r
Como For-a, Aaria ree<. pct -. oil ne ..4--I,a
{ - A. y w :. --kIFTE DOLLARS NJ,
l. " AltD --hanaWay from the i.ii If gRg
Jones', "! MS t.l.te, "a Monday. 2tst oi Ost...-
II hf5ra man, named JAMES, d. 4 brown COR ~
ysn's ola acd nea. ='y ftts high. lv.ll nav N.
ab1~s reward for Gil - g.o If taken cut ~ t.E.
Fl =, or Il ioaut IL l.. he had on bl..k .,.
lvhan ha ie.I; ai4" military oyer coat. t..
delivered to !. Ii. ol-keY, !.lchnold, va
oo FL a. A. EuuDEIT.
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Obituary.

when scarcely arrived TIE meridian Of If !,
rs fallen one Of Natures noblest sons, AIEX'H
STIRLING, Of Holland, who amigtHtea TO ttis
country al early age. Early impressed by
fond rlotler with the importance OF religion, te
connected itln,sslt with the Church Of which DO
WIS member till his death, in his iJst hours
varying and aju3BishiDg those around hiul IT the
Importance 81 religion and lhs danger Of delay.
TIE writer knew lila well, and Gao speak If aif
confidently; and all who had the privilege of
knowing him bear ample testimony - i, sim.
pie stat eIueut lie e IVES a the nj "a. e.: fie0ds a
bereav.d widow ard three little ones pCrcht,1ce TO
atem the tide of life tor years, or Ii ma, br 20 Join
him III Il lie OF hi >fui IL noi ts.ty. Il uo5Ier
heart never beat in tha breast OF man
4 FRIEND
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TO The VOTERS OF BERKELEY,
- JEFFEhSoN, CLARKE, MORGAN,
HAMPSHIRE, HARDY AND shENAN-
DuAA-We are authorized to aauouaee that
LLLiAM LUCAS, Esa.. Of jefferson county, at
tho solicitation OF numerous fraenas has consented
10 become q candidate for Congress. Considers-
ton. two absiaaa TO ,lsntion viii prevent bis can.
sssslag ior sosss. 90 @-aws
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Arrix! Of More P,tsoae,s.-Three iesorters

iff7NI Of -I3Ft YtlSOpeJs.-Three J!escrters
aTom Federal army were brouglG to thi7
tuy oH Saturday 10y Ike fredericksburg train
1t has become necessary 10 investigate al
asses 0t tins description, Nlth view ~ as9cr-
,a!n whether the intentions OF Gcsericrs are
onest or not Tie Central Train brJllg 1T
town eight prisoners trou the army OF the 70
Utu,.e, EiA vi whom are sold 10 tie i.ln,OluItc-
OF Fairfax county, one Il soldier ot tie ."th
II massachusetts regiment, and oIe OF tAe Rhod.
island battery. The lwo hast named were
Aaen near l-eesburY, AFTER the battle.
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ssEHGDTAE..

9 INFORMATION NANTED-Of JOEL W.
ENGLISH sou # Robert II. English. r.. Na-
q county. g.. lie Ole sau) enlisted ON tn Oh
OF July. 4-5iI, in Capt hli"n : Cu.ts's coupary =,
caied The Sumter tly rg Artillery Any one auoyy
!H.- RI. vheceahout- will confer lasting favor Oh
, @her, abovc INJURED by Dropping "a not il tie
fa-t Office ~ Richmond, Va, or leaving aa- INFO
-uHl-u % HIN 81 t-r i'rtNo,t Hou.e. on The coy
,-r q iai" and oh -, Eaft 5y Mrs MANI L.
IF II ~. DC CP-gt.
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EaT4 Il spec i aud manner. II Il uroasbla bts,
ueen arrested ~ Si.bmJrd, d. h. mad no ra.-
20, any ooe who vii! give ne informal ion a tvr
&c 'e.y suitably rev aica Ad reas
STlET GALLOWAY
Lieut. 81 Eo-ieent 3. c. y r
,an1r Eor'", @qrii ree<, 'ct. -, 81, nc as--l,a
y - \ W aY-tlFFY DOLLARS RF.
AZ " ARD -hanaway from tIts i-ii If ghs
JONES' U! us IKE, 4outay, 2's, Of Os.,..-.
5ra man, Nance! JAMES, ds-k brown COR ~
yfass ola, acd Pea ~ feet high. ip.ll nav n.
ab1~e reward Tor cid - e. # taken cut az t.i.
Fl y, or j Il ioaut IL l.. he had On BLACK .,.
lvhan ~ ie.c; CLEO, . military OYER coat. To-
delivered to u Il. oleksv, Richmond, "a
oc 2,--'t = j. A. EuuDEyT
= OTICE TO JUDICIAL OFFICEEg
: taxing aestmoIy in oa-ss OF slaves al.
au.tet ~ btf bored by be ny, Of other aa.
rerty seized, wa-tej, or testr0yr! ty them"
/. fTo '"ner II st.ves aida Jcd CT haflorrd r,
he enemy. * O. ~ a. prop ry se.lrd, wasted ~
destroyed ~ them shalt < living, eat er by hir
,eh o. a't' rney make affidavit of onner,lI I'D
ot l"Ss ~ suca a@!acG9. ,Au bOiir., ssisure vas,
r roatruoftHl II tAe oSut. be uol Ni,g or s,s
aotiaE uNGaT the ie7s DISABILITY uf iuf.,n4y ina
T., or coY+rtu.e, Aen e lerA Representative 81.
s"th owner suA maze ali Ayt OF CIV. crs.i7 sLl
10 ) or Injury.
=. II L, case '~ifl tie sfidsyit II n owner If,
f-rG"y, or leg repr sentative. ne tats, e.. a..
d+uee - tn frr- to-s u2scsS il stall aIt.ar 81,
tn abstraction - the jCttcisi tfi,c r t-ais ia
same tha. lp uag rrd better evi. rnce ga. b. or
i,.tr of .l,..h So - u - - 49, ANU
r Tn i,,1,.;si ,,tt5,er .b.i, -.,s,,s, D., ,-.,,t
ove a,,i,..,r. 81. : l., - - D. & N.'
.ls,io. 81 4 ,es, n~ .,I;,-y. ia ~, - 49,
p 3u-..i =, ,..i-.r.~ ff,..rs,, Ill, -. i..s.
k.p ~ hin, .i..ffi.o t-a.s,,.t,,i H., -, -
rrarsry ri Ssntc W Au .J.r.y 4ay from Ito JAW o
herring,
4. -v judicial officer .hai sta:e IN Lis r-ia.s.n
~ Ter rae oN; cuce 50 head dLd transIB.-,1 s
or Is ct. .Ltflet 70 rro q
:. Violence shs.! a. % 20 taken, o., firagitr.sis
ana t-,t,ui.--d IN tAe u,..tr eyi ..e- -sov a:
fte > sta o. county Of ~ti,h s-a ,syl.T .,. -,ut
.3s or il" ~ va ca "a ar "a. Zine g. ,e-- les
-. GO DE-
cha i9r fan 'ssaE TIC s="c d. estaE- b.. lr
,@" va e ten '''' i"f e.e'y A1l5I4 No d"
Aef;bg ,cr.,sry or Sta.
D-T.E..;E.r uF STATE,
i-isrju4aa Crt. IS 1851 ) rt.--s.
., = - =
TYvrH9rrG oct - -.
n OxTt'T-Ta-sEe. ietsress,3 sT,. ,,-,,,-i ,rst
= h.T,ansr preference win he .iss., la ,ls
srq1sll,rtstirr t.f f-ei-ht. Isl -,s.r.-y &c..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

A .s,8g,cs. RodGca.--Ne learn that soldier,
who had just received his pay, was renewed
sIlU nj fle Exchange Hotel on Friday
uis,nt hast The representation made Is, that
;yhen he retired 10 his room he had purse in
ris pocket containing sIi2 -. Alter the at
ending servant lett the room he carefully
nolted the door. and it WAS NOT opened again
until he " as awakened in the morning to take
tao cars for Lypchbure. Upon examining his
purse he found in il only $50 1he money
get away from li;l in q mysterious manner
and "A strong Inference is to the guilty party
may be drawn from the circumstances Ne
nave related; Vet no arrest has been made, and
he el..tcer has no alternative but to endure
i.ls loss with philosophic composufe.
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FOCAL MATTEuE.

Hvck.terinc Opcratsoas---ft has VERY
lately come to hghs that certain individuals,
residing in this city, are pnrsaiog eourse of
naudulent speculation which deserves tie ex-
eeration Of every honest man They 70 intn
the neiehhogins country and practice upont the
sympa,biea 81 I've. farmers bv Representing
HAT ;hey visit 20 pracnre supplies ior the ia.
Valid s0sders IN The hospitals and II THAT s at.
soiaiely necessary that all SIC iovle and other
as,ieleS ~ delicate AMI nutritious food shoutd
be placed in their possession to he dt,i,s cred
20 the Physicians aud nurses IN Richmond
The country people, uI,suspicious OF sharp
tricks, are Thus relieved Of their surplus
productions, without receiving an equivalent
except through The consciousness of perform
ing an act of patriot beneyolence, and the
uuckster drives his well laden wagon 10 ia'ir
ke., disposes of the hospital supplies at d
good round price and puts tue money Tia bic
own pocket. We would fam believe taat
!aere are very few persons III this community
who woud thus take advantage OF the tN-
s:eucies OF the times; bat toe name 81 one
mas been furnished 10 the poico, ana we st''lll
uot lie surprised 20 learn that me tii's oeeI MADE
an example Of, before many days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-28

NOR SAIL shi.tinsfop CARUatE.
Z BAG&kSS nd Ilpf<> IL. sle properly q
gentlemen recently 6on she worth Ias so
Tag aea baU.e~s vvcrc -dr "a oder -u sal-iei.
pott and SIRE Egar3y lew. II" horses S-" Y ~
she No-,t: are yery sty .sa 0nd lass One q, -t,A
- Il se sAfa s~aoy-e aud I-sE rsaekPv Apl'r III Ibs
livery stable of j. SUTHERLAND
a@ 9R-3tA Onfpsise the Exchange HStr..
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y l. A 5 :, " c il X : g..

u
GHs undersigned have On tbeir 'au', Z s- WS..h.
vile, Va ii very dn@ quality 0, 81 ne s1i Sal4
Tor making Giae,. Tie quality NAs ..,G 81 D i'-'
tu~R, Pa. MANY year. ago aUd pTou .r1cej rN....
lent kelp cau >. obi,tIcd at the Sar aof.s .a
Ma hngton county = most aIysl5as,t d.
rang m,ut can be- g. 43, VITA ut ~ gay ele s..'-.
iHs 10 engage ~ t.s Glas1 hua.rys-.
Fire Clay. ct Che Aest quality eau DO l@a =
guEntitiea on tls sans ,nd,
). =. KENT,
EythevIie Va
~ A STUART
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H..ca---itas' TOOLS, ac 81 6rs...p.... Gar
psr,t.,.. n1us mitt-'. Tanners and t.srss
FOODS. Butchers FILES add EtSi.,. llsa
siat.. IN WARE I'll s-4l as oIla..us. ...ta
IA h-r BETTING. at 81 s.zc H3p3o. ui te,..a
ROPE; >Lpit saG Long tl4..die SPARES I'D
thOf It's, 100 bass HORSE NAILS at
y nu5l, NAILS; PISTOLS IEE. J~~.tN
GAPS; Gun Hints. Gun IuCES. HORSE
BUSHES CURRY COMBS, WOOD s"rahS.
STOVES, o. al h.rd-i Btu Sing tTEE AIS
WITH " neral a, artG-eEt Of HAEEW ARE aad
CUTLERY. DC .-tu+
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MUSIC. SITGNG, AND DANCING
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On EACH EVENING sslu be produced a ID
MATIN PIECE
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7. p. sTRIDER.....Le LESSEE and Mauag.-
THEATRICAL ANu aUSICAI, r.N-r,,
TAIcaEET ~4''
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NNFA&rED-TO II .RF-A COX for aad .gr.
~ vice, Adde'S "aRiy OFFICER" Dj,rsflh
Chee. &C @2-2.+
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y K ! Q ii N . \ D / ii L 4 I Il 4
EOT1CE,-Th he ladies ard gentlemen. connected
with this establishment; VIII assemble {. the Green.
Room, on TUESDAY C9tH) morning = % Ok
DC 28-2ts TIE MANAGER
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The following letter from Lebanon, Ky,
to the Louisville ,j2arlo!, vii! BE III teres!Ag Us
giving ON readers insight Inio matters
Ind t4lass ia thai portion Of he STATE:
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16

A1rosSrys roNxfns--IrnGE sE,ss
ssui. eaSKst., Or, TIE stSsastte Of the BAT
TIE ssv. - tae utie Il work, <1es 70 make its
sry.s-snes ~ that Pnpalsr fsvezits the suthcr 81
ras risls sRi Trtsa s'tss q yasPaTecjscd Genus,
or H5~ Dada, Get REss;ei - TIC tess VII - FIs
ii.AA fer the etssire bsne1t - TIE mcnlbe. ot thc
los. ssr AMI TIE aB8hay thoroughly cafvsrshBi
VIA As sghest sFei s}sa saaa 1t aH5A Cxr0T!eHee
N s~a nhtsr. tSs osasienttv sxPcste ths new work
O,r have great "ran. Asa, ~ TIE zane aahof. at
The tine ssi r3ase. HIS Hssss- iat9s SksEs Will
- zen we, Frss rar wang sss~iasF-- vtfaljr
ssi With sagos sssrssAasrat evsTrHs~i. wttssgt az
,s,rtt- sr yrrcctsst tesal vraBesa nscvIausr
ssrrrs.ei ~ sat- ,H'ho- sg ~ btns tEgr Tnnj.bs3
orsers t. rsesvs sttersaa uIzsst e early. u
10 -. sre<.zt wAesasr afsews-s vail e far
al.aea vile the -ark ksss, - rgatrea - Fsy for
nssstAer fssts IL 1, sassa Gs~eTev tafY u ia
"a IN the Aresalix 70 re tsss ss7Sd "55s S'.3
- ssEa4 sl,Sssats R4cxssFsasal essay "a Rsc77'
sas<s st;I sstsssA heys4 8szst TIE tss thsl, ~hen
nsn, ss~aS u great aSsIi;r. - the ew"ef *
rea sEstAsf sss Coasg ro saSi rsa saeas4 Iarars'
ATTY ~ r~5tea tsf sssa eayse At wsH rrTer aarrer
SAs assre.Ai1 q sssty sAnna Please tr ask asi
say essgs ,.stas IA sther -a vii - opzassrea d
syv.i-sSxtes AT Ill atasEreys taere ssyes ssAl
s>t,SaoN 49, 'vass -. s.slt CRATER
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16
SHE SAW THE SuB TO II.

Upon Thursday morning last, A. the
morning mail train approached Lima Sta
ton, Conductor Clelland, having been fore
warned Of a gathering Of colored people,
for the purpose Of rescuing the slave girl
Lucy. who was on board in charge OF the
United States Marshal. issued orders to his
engineer to run that station-albe,t, as the
train approached, the speed was s!actened,
the brake whistle sounded, and the bell
runs, but Just as the train was at the usual
stopping point the engineer opened the 10.
connective throttle wide, and with velocity
unequalled by anything but the lishtniog's
fash, the train-leaping from the ground
almost-shot forward, and in a twinkling
was far on its route. This coup de mdiire
Of Conductor Clelland took the astonished
Lmaiaus all aback, and among the first to
..come to" was an elderly negress, who ex-
claimed through her catching breath, "Why
de debble didn't dey cripple de hoss:" She
had realizing sense Of their "predica-
ment." -RarenRa Democrat.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16
INDIAN OUTRAGE.

Ssne evening last week an Tntlsn went 70 toe hoase
81 " wtisoo, IN phsot, Territory. and desired to
man ever nisht NJ " eunss0tcj and prov dei TIE
Insn wtih s"ueta,n: to eat, believing h.m TO tc
ter,iv 'rtr1dl- Ard resrsshie After time vi = n
vent ~ s~s sud the Iadtan rolling h,m>e'G Ia bis
slsRkss IS tasn uPaa the Heor. when wilson had
tAlssn s.eef, the Iptah got uPwent to he bed and!
ae3dersier struck wiIsn upen the forehead With
b.. AaGshet breaking he shall and inftetns very
isaserpas. II nSt fatal wpunI. The I1atan made his
escape, bat shortly at'sv pofsunl caught aud
t.ira Fort Rssdii. where understand he will he
rag --Slssr CRE Rtgtstfr
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16

We informed iSsys The Nonleynma Republican,
<hst, few days since, party q men attempted TO
clear way through the spaw the Mentezuma and
lows City road, place where It had been blocked
~ Tor ten lays, near wnthsg,, when 10 their horror
they came upon the frozen bo1y Of young buried
In the snow in lifting posture, with c,rrct-sack
lying ~ hts side He hal evidently been oycrtskcr,
while travelling by the tatrI6e snow 1rn, OF Tuc-dsy
night the 7ai alt. ant tceutpz tatlgpcd and Ecu lid
srri had seated himself smid the hawf ing tcu,pr,,
Ar, chilled AMI beaurbcL he sIs sam warned in tn,
e,li embrace u death. lie stranger sppar,ntlv
ssou, years q ssc. and bal abou So In uoacy in
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16
An ORDI<AN 4

Prof ding for ne rcmerai of suor from the eide
Ta'ss on TIE north side Of Broddwdy:
Be 1t ordained br the Common Council Of the City Of
GO mai bIHtf. that from snd the publication Of
~. ordnance sccurdnE 10 law. the owners occu-
pants az }uts " the north side OF Broadway street.
between Msli>n and Scott street.. shall be required
from the sidewalks ia trent # hei- Iespec-
Eve premises lots the ,HUw hIch fail on such
-aie-wf'sS rom time TO ilme often as the chow
q to fall.
See. Snd In case Of the refusal NEGLECT ~ the
ssrer< uc pants 81 lots, 10 comply with the Sc
qatrNcnts ~ the frecDs section, The City Marshal
/. hereby authorized aud required 10 have tho same
rcsJyeir amt charge the reasonable expense II the
the rc~Pegltvc Iuts and the ,sme shall be a
lien sad lots and may Re c-H!ected in the same
manner the ordinary city taxes.
Approved February end. 1851.
LTs'NpER ". RABBIT Mayor
Attest, THDs ?. TRETNoR. City Recorder
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16
An ORDINANCE

To orsa On 4Hey between Main and Bryoas
S5rssfH:
Sec. Re i; ordained by the Common CsuncIl
q she City at Council 81 a that he PORTION Of Real
Estate feet de Iyiaz north 4 line BEGIN
a.H polgi the east side % Main street 100 feet
from RrSstsay and running rfght angle With Main
street 70 the east .fe 81 aat lS5 the course being
: ~ > (rlsy vary IIS IS and distance 60 feet
ug1 line tAsnce To the si1e 81 Bryant
street, pHi 125 feet from Broadway forming an
vtts Tyah street Of a&S "a upon the right and
S.. spa tie get. DC and the hereby declared
vacant and appropriated a. pub}Ic aHcv.
See . This gr'finsu shall take effect trora and
AMER its Tahi Eea tsSEl a'c0-tsIng to la~.
Appgavc4, FssrHsry sni 1851.
LfSANDER ". EAHsrTT. Mayer.
Anss;, IEos. r. InxYsoa. Guy RsesrIs1.
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- -
PACIFIC HOUSE.

We clip the following extract. from letter which
lately appeared in the st. louis Democrat, from a
soiaurner ~ the above hntel IN this CITY II m st
not close this hastily written cPstte with ut intyoluc-
ing TO your Acquaintance very celebrated individual
In this community JoHS JONES. Ed. mine host Of
the "Pacthc Hotel" and would advise all care worn
saveters 10 make his Acquaintance They will not only
and him gentleman and sch5sF but me emlnently
aoaliaei to keep ho,cI." Long may he wavc'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-16
,tnN<k OF NFRRN<k COIRT

The Di-trict Court far two days past has been oceu-
ped with a suit brought ~ F. ALLEN. TO recover
iron, % r. PrGRAN s"mc 81? Goethe consideration
re, the charter and franchises At the Bank OF Nc
nra.sa. The case was ahly argued hy y q. FINCH
OF pes anincs. and u. TEST. for the plaintiff; and
by NessTs LsRIMtR and CLINTON. for Tie defend
After being out ahvus two hours the Jury brought
in verdict for the defendant. The polnt decided by
this verdict Is, We understand it, shat tho Rank of
Nebrssss" va. not Legally eon>ttuiei institution
and therefore proper and le2ai subject OF barc.
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.J-Ap Of ponies, IN running hum9r passed down
the street front Of the City Mil yesterday about neon
al . rate rspid than gentle; but betn: soon
e,ught they taken back TO the starting place ard
harnesscd 10 slei, with which addition they immed
aely proceeded to "mei.urc The erunud second time;
ran down 30 Williams shop from there headed south
came around the Concert Hall and up Broadway
a, full speed whrnIn froat Of ramcr's III OK they
we're brought stand sIi aud the driver coming
up dtrectcA their course homewarI. In about twenty
minutes they wee again on the run-going down the
bottom minus sled and drivers at last accounts they
we're stiIl goinT
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MARRIED..

Al tarmer. Sarpy County, n. r, February, iith hy
Rev. WV HAMILTON. r. II. ROBERTSON, Eaitor
Of the Omaha NEpRAsxIAs, to Miss HARRIET A.
HoGEBOOM
on the itth inst, by +. 4. BURKE, Esq VI.
EDWARD LATHAM, Of Crescent, aud Mrs. JESSIE
MARTIN, Of thus city
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gThs English papers claim right to
navigate the Mississippi, which they say
secession cannot abrogase. By the treaty
Of Paris, signed on the 30.h Of November,
l7s2, it was stipulated that ''she navigation
Of the Mississippi, from its source to the
ocean, shall forever remain free and open to
the subjects Of Great Britain, and the cisi.
xens of the United States"
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GOOD ron FoRNEY.

Col. Forney said, in bis speech before the
Union meeting in Philadelphia:
"Csvil war is to be deprecated; but when
the argument has been exhausted-when
they 90 out Of the Union to destroy US
,.en the dread alternative has come; then
|, speaking for myself and for my two boys
each six feet high-am ready to shoulder
nv gun and die in the last ditch in defense
Of my country"
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nrG. n. poDor 'sfs Is lie foisisesi Aeoes' on
1ssrsssy last. A nsnter u Repasiieaas issrs YES
az, Ne opn.nz week for The s,as essi!natsSn Xsy
,,., .uh.v. ol,,x>. :,r.e sas ulseas Ire peaceful
izazxz-at.cn u ODD Ass'
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GREAT FLOOD At ALBANY Ny.

The Ice commenced moving in tn. river
ut Albany, at about s O'Clock on tho morn
ing Of the IS inst. The break was sud
den, attended by noise Ike thunder, and
within twenty minutes after the start the
water rose four feet. At ten o'clock the
water had risen aboat eight feet. Below
the City the river soon became blocknded
with ice. Boat,, propcllcrs. and other craft
were driven MP together and smashed by the
force Of the ice. A heavy tow-boat, and
several smaller boats, were driven through
first story of the frame freight depot Of the
y. Y. Central Railroad, knocking out the
entire front Of the building. Two machine
shops owned by Mr.. Puuchon, were destroy
cd IN similar manner "a, the foot Of Ham
iI'ou 81. 4 propeller WAS driven through
the wall Of the nu Icy House, which stands
on the corner of the quay. The water
c,a,inued to rise slowly all day. So deep was
the water on several Of The streets running
p,ralIel with the river ia the Northern sec
ton Of thc City. that families were not on y
obliged TO abandon the hrs. story OF their
Dwellings, hu, many were obliged to seek
safety by removing By means Of boats from
second story windows. The destruction has
been more sudden and rapid than in 1859
though the water is no, yet so high. The
amount Of damage done is variousiy est.
mated a, from l0o, 900 to 10000 dollars