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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-27
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AMI devil having 'svan ased the ranch !" and
gone % /" the xarsn with Colonel DopGg's
csnnand, We are ief, to fnn s'itls rnashsen"
and the Post oiFire pretty much I" On our
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aad this is cur excuse f5r whatever shor,
coniags are apparen. in eur columns to-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-27
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-27

A SUPERIOR Lot or GLASS AxD YUrrY. jos
n received, and f.r sale By
w HecLsLLAxD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

A GENTS WANrED--To SELL SOMETHING ENTIRE
Irlc sa'oosry ard Reeeipt PaeSsse and Enyeope-wg
packages because We are not afraid TO show ter
'sns We give lt ~ ati les which onr nl'ators
rosrs as q ''A'' p1'''S' ~ - ''.''' -
= yaluatc Rescil.s.
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articles mn IL bnisht esnylsro vo,d co ,i no e,
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4 GENTS III ANrEp- SELL, A NEWT, PATENTED
ar .ac Persons q energy WITH cash capital So
WORTH "a hc rendlag II IT, Toward Hotel from
\ ~ 70 I. II
"A ters ana saloon business and NJ WIN make Mmsol
useful asd o9gug can hear OF steady place Apply ~ 81
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A bAnh nhrEf WNNfE'-A YOUNG NAN fEoM ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

IlDWAED ScHENCk, AUcTIoSEER Law LIBRARY.
u ny EDWARD StHES,K This day, December 10, Ut
Two O'clock a. his saerooms Nos. i55 and i57 broadway;
valuable library Of Law Books, consisting part Wen
teis, Grcensafs phlips Reports, C.lotons Digest Ken
nys LAW Conf endum British CroTn Cases, Archibads
crown PeGses Graham on New Tras ChtLy and others
COMMON ~ sunfords Duers Dosvohs Hi on's, Com
stock AID Paigcs Reports ind many other valuable bolks
ais Book Cases Desks Tables &C. 70 be soil without,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

yNAETED--A SMART TIDY GIRL ABOUT II 10 II
w years of age, assist Ia housekeeping in sna
faml, Of two must well recommended Apply at GU
It'll av., 47th 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10
w rDNESDAY, Dec. II,
EXTRA SALE Including

INVOICE or STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Assortment ol manufactured i'nrs.
BOOTS AND SilOES-l0D cases simc nj 4casonibe.
cfltad iirect from Eastern nuitatufers
MEMS And BOYS HAlS-ioj eases Meas Boys
s3i mi M brm Hats Of the brBt end BE eiyes
hROiDERlES -250 los newly imported Embroideres,
Including iuii assortment q chot goods exhibited at
private sge.
FRENCH FANCY GOODS Invoices OF Gue Soaps Per.
fHery anl Fancy Goods
= Il .nI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

YOUNG WOMAN WISHES EMPLOYMENT As
IL m.rcts by ,hs week month Is competent 70 cut
and 81 Gail clothes and make shirts lu the neast
style go yclcr Gail at 1906. 81 ay, between Ism
ald i9h sts.. for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10
srTrAr1cSs wANrEp-rEMALEs.

A NURSE AND sRAMSTREss SITUATION WANTED
n u! highly respectable woman; DO all KINDS ~
family sewing neatly would be wiling do ehainbeIworA
or make herself generally useful Has ten years ely reie
rnte % caaby and character, Can be seen ~ ~ 4s
bsh S. between I'd and 80 avs hrst floor back fooni LOT
two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTfONEER.-EIGH CASES
IA OF tine old Brandy.-By EDWARD SCuENCK, this
day clock at his saesrooms 1855 and 57 Broadway
eight of line old Eau de Viyele Cognac 1855 slightly
sold " thout res
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

EDWARD sCHENCK. AuCTIcNEER. = ELEGANT
IL rosewood Rliari Table. by EDWARD SCIIENCK,
ta Jay, Decent er To- at otlck It his sa,e Jns
!3i GEd ~ Eodway nj elegant rosewood marble bed Bill
lard Table, with Cues Balls Mars, RI &C. Was made
order by Gr: Is ncaLiy new ~ ~ sold Mhon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

yArANTED--A GOOD, ST0UGHT GIRL FOR GENERAL
w houscwok who IS no. afraid Of farI work
reference Call at 25 Hudson ST. Spring ST. before 10
A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

LIDWARD PETTINGER, AUCfIONEER, 100 PEARL
II sells this day (1ucsday) Dec TO- i0L oclo k
the billiard saloon 80 Grand street Gin
street. the stock of tine Liquors Segars
BILLIARD TABLE
Chairs Ollclohs Bar and Gas Fixtures Refrigerator also
plumbing work Sale positive without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

A SITUATION WANTED--AS COACHMAN; GOOD
~ careful er and unders ands lie Of horses wci
Can seen, reference hal from his last employer, at
No l. Etel1 II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

4 pRFgsMAKrR WISHES TO GO OUT BY THE DAY
N or the weak IN private lam isi Is capable ct cutting
aud Gn laat ana chAdren's dresses Call for two days
ut Sl5 BoMcry, second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

EDwAED, scHENcK, AUcTf6NEER -MoRroAGR
~ ~ sl' thi. dy, December 70 l9,i oeloek, a
WARD soIENck WI be ;old without reserve the entiro
fancy Wagons Guitars yions ndis Baskets Segar B.s.
kes locomotives, Whips, Monkey Cans Swords Boxes OF
Tools wooden Tea Sets Tin War, BroDs Cedar Buck ia
Willow Ware Brushes, Clothes Pins wooden Spieot Bird
Cages Coal Sutlfs, Mouse ana Rat Traps wooden Boycs
Flour Pals Ha'f Bushe Measures, Clothes Lines Axe Ham
dies, MAJ k:t Baskets Washing MaGhnes: eighty 5la;ee
i f,, NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

yIrANTED-AE INDUSTRIOUS WOMAN FOR THE
w general hoisework 81 family Of two persons;
lie EDs1 washer and roncr and understand French
ing Test references required Cali Immediately at q Mont
81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS
~. cook, washer and ircner; is good baker q bread
would Ike to Ia housework In small family has Eaod
ference; would prefers good homo Tor ae winter oe orc bug
Nyaccs. Gall a. 81 Marion st., third looy, trout ROOM Ca
Me- epnf fort vDt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

A SSiGNEE'3 sALE.-WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
~ anet0n Thursday, i2i Inst ut III "a the Stock
and Fixtures II fancy dry goos store 25 Greenwich
Terms each. BY order Of the snae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

4 SMART, TIDY GIRL WISHES a SITUATION AS
~ ocok ia private family wash and iron, make
bread and tsoai' md al kinds Of pastry well has God
reference from her last place; has objection short
dis IN The country. Cal IT. two days No 4, Spring
ST. teiween Mulberry and Mott ss front house,
PAR % sUaifs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

WANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND A BAKERY
w aud confectionery store None need apply but those
that have been accustomed the business with good
cnce Inquire AZ 9G 9Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

A SITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE MAR
IA rlcd woman, wet nurse family best OF
city reference given. Inquire for week Is Concord
st., Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

VATANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w young and 10 wash and iron, would
do general housework for small private family
stands her business thoroughly and gel the best OF city
reference Cali for two days ut I0l East l6h st. between
Stuyvesant place and !s second floor, front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

np cox rRyATs FEMALE DISEASES sciENrtFI
l)"rl0 liz great remedy tJapon sceIeD Is aud
bxrmesa' OAice .61 Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10
HELP Neutrality-suspicious..

LNXpERIENCED SERVANTS WANTED.--IWO VERY
IA competent cooks, lent cook for the country,
cooks washers and ironer and chambernads and waitress
es; Al must be PIoestans Apply 10 Charles ErlokhAm,
the Employment institute, JJ Broadway, corner Of lious
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10
COroners' Inquests.

DRowSxD.Coroner Jackman held an inquest on the
body of Adam Hill, German tailor 81 years Of age,
who was found in the water foot Of Stanton street, East
river Saturday afternoon. did not appear how the
deceased came In the WATER and there marks
Of violence the body verdict Of accidental drowning
rendered by the jury Hill formerly resided at $50
Houston street. ...,oc 5 e s. .ias
The remains of woman whose name is unknown, were
found floating in the DOCK foot Of Jackson street, Eas
river. Deceased was about thirty years OF age, o
medium height, dark brown hair, and wore dark shawl
and striped basque Coroner Jacgnan held inquest
the body the jury rendered averdct of death from
supposed drowning. W..
ACCIDENTALLY SHor.-Edward Walker, a seaman, wa,
accidentally shot in the thigh by the premature expo
sion of pistol 10 his hands on saturday evening
He was conveyed to BELLEVUE Hospital by the Twenty
first ward police The wound thought net 30 be Of
dangerous character.
SUiupE BY HiSeISe.-About dive O'Clock Sunday
morning an unknown man WAS found suspended by th
neck to post pier IL North river, by mean Of
rope which he had brought 10 his aid the work OF self
destruction. O1icer Blower, OF the First ward police,
cut down the body, which was cod and sn, and con
iveyed IL 10 the station hosse Coroner Jickmap
notified 10 hold inquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10

reception accorded 70 Nj Buchanan by The hoaS was
extremely fauertng, II was q perfect ovation, ahsn
lasted for several rnlutes after his appearance Mo
Vrgn!s Buchsnaa who sustained part OF CordeIis
II very graceful, spirited manner also extremety
wen received Mr. Buchanan was ca LED before the
tain after the second third and fth acts and was loud.
ly and repeatedly aPpaoaed throughout tha arts.
tic deireator OF al ,ne fiery passions which succeasvy
oonvuse the eneebled frame OF the fond old foolisk
Lear, Mr.. Buchanan must be seen to be understood
The awful scene wherein tie King after having foun4
hs faithful servant IN the stocks curses his undus-
fu daughter Regan is one Of such terrible power aud
such passionate eRrnesness that positive reiief 70
recur TO Afterwards uaresty So slso with many
OF the other Tie whoe OF the storm sceaes are
wonderful There the distraction OF the over wrought
brain nd cruelty red heart gradually increasing N
ba!eful strength until the mind gives wayd,st partially
and with struggpg effort 70 resunle s power then for
longr intervals toen with mysterious sympathy alts-
gether-but WIFI flashes Of light shining through the
darkness Of noble intellect overthrow and already
ferpg from decay Perhaps the most appalling reaixs
ton OF all is that part where Lear sinks froa physical
weas ness TO the earth ana whispers and laughs with
wild unmean,ng gayety with mad ron. The ciosiax
scenes Of and grief and also deeply
movfng-especslly the last The Cordclie of hiss b.
chanan everyihi that could be wished, and Offers
vivid Contrast to the part Of her parent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10
Police InteIligence,

DRUNKEN FIGEr m HssrR SrRmT--rwO hxs Sr ABBsD
One DANGEROUSLY late hour on Saturday nish,
number Of intoxicated men, who had met at agroggerS
Hester street. near Centre got into altercaton at
general fight, with q variety Of weapons, followed.
james Ga'vey, one OF the number, drew q knfe aa6
stabbed jeremiah Bush In tho eide aud abdomen iuss
ing very Dangerous wounds. Garvey was prompdy
rrested by officer Garrison, Of the Fourteenth ward
ol!ee, and while on tho way TO the station mouse,
ne John +. Luby. who had been mixed up ia
be quarrel up behind Garvey and ststbel
him In the back, after which he csc apsi.
An hour later Luby was arrested by officer Schnsider Il
the Fourteenth precinct, and committed to the ceis
to the New York Hospital and the attending phi ysotaa
considers his condition to be extremely critical Garvey
whose inurs are mot considered dangerous attend
Cd ct the station house By DR. Putnam Sunday morlng
Garvey and Iuby were arragned before Justice Steer
Who committed them for animation Garvey I.yes Of
No 81 Baxter street There several witnesses to the
transaction, but they seem indsposed to be
fiva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10
YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE TO- 1861 hH lMl mx

as force sgaiast tbs Yankees but also sxsn
'tese err attic adventurous Britishers along the lnes
WIN sy ph.ze WITH the Northern States and are aax
ons to jon In with theie Yankee neighbor 70 seek the
bubble reputation ct me cannon's mouth" Newfound.
ahd we SUPPOSE viii not be overlooked In this Arrange
mem It being The actual KEY to the Northern osnms It,
seen difficulty with the states, would doubt be taken
by Brother Jonathan IN twink.ng 1t would be a for
mdabe stronghold for him, and most valuable &C lusi
ton ano nin Newfoundland in iv possession, the Moth
an ReplN sniqhk saessp Che and defl Tie QQrld
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10
Cou,t Cal.nnnr-Th,s nav

SUPREME CoGRr-Crcat Part Nos $50 597, S75
1873, 73sM 7i3, IA, 1885, 76 49, 49, 1885, eco Soi $40
Si5, $40, sI, SS2, $50.
s7S lGi3 1893 1895. 1899. 1901, 1905, 1909, 1913,
lolb 1917 Part Noe los, l,o0 I.V6, i10s, ITO,
l1l2, 1TI4 1il6 49, 1920 1880 1870 1885 2i6, 1jts
CvhsoA i'.SAs. -yan 2-NS 2Q5 go, l3tt lSiS,
1915 1919 1850, AZ Oh, 1886 1906, l33i, leaa 1873
sol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10
Personal INTELLIGENCE

Hen. Carl Schurz, Minister spain, aud Hon
Johu Arnold, United States Consul to PETERSBURG
left this city on saturday for Europe
o.. Chapn, John Piuyn, lrd j. B. Davidson, OF Al.
baby;J Graham, OF the United States Navy and Van
Nakenbugh Of Iro5, stopping ct the Astor House
Or. Smith ard Or. Niles Of New York; John lake q
Philadelphia; Charles q Leonard Of Rocklaud: N
WOOD of sing Sing; ". Fl. Quintal OF Quebec aud
Hezkel Ct Staten Isand stopping at the Lafsrge
House.
Daz, OF Mexico G. NJ. Parsons and family Of Ohis;
G. Barnes, OF ST. Louis; 7. " Devens and j A HOOD,
Of Boston; j. Dunn ard wife. Of Quebec; and " Oo8-
ze1s, OF Newport, f. are sopp!ng3at tho st. Nicholas
Judge Sherman, OF Hartford J. de Russsy, Of the
United States Army j. Hirshheld Of Pittsburg; Nrn.
Cla,k Of Lowell s. Mitchell and family, of New York:
J.. Benncct, Ct Danbury G. Cook, Of Boston, J. r.
Murray, OF Mount Norris and Glenn and wife, end G.
F. voimer OF Caracas, are stopping at the Automatic
Hotel.
j. :. Whittier, Of the United States Army; Il C. Finley
and sister, Of Havana; Church and G a. Yeonan, u
Massachusetts; Moorheed and r. j. Lawler, Of texas:
j. b. Britton, OF California; Boy nton and j. A. butcher
OF Milwaukee; Cheney, Of Connecticut and r. France
and Jefer, Of Baltimore are stopping at the Metre
politan Hotel.
CxSsUs OF CANApA-e Quebec papers give the follow
irg as the result Of the census
upper Sh0aua l,S00 ISS
Lower CanauA'. ,lVSBlI
Totai OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,41S64A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAl.

SUNDAY June 9, 1851.
The following are the trade tables for the week:
IMPokTs.
For the neeL. 1850. 1880. 1861
Dry goods ......... 81 ,2p2 6S7 $50 100 1ei eby
General merchandise. 252S 1922 30e0Is6 l,O6e,64e
Total for the week. SO 800 ESQ 3s60,3S1 I2l7 COG
Previously reported l04 1865 500 984l233S HTS2 y2Z
Since January L.. sos ago 1o2,272,7l9 1890 s2s
txPoRTs OF PRODUCE MERCHANDISE
1860. 1880 1851
For the week. 81 600 500 1904 ,026 95S l83
Frevlousay reported 20 1868 3d. $3.50 80 4SS 2s
Since January L. s27 5l6, 455 a6,caS $40 Sc az
.ra-0 EXPORTS 5PECIE,
1869. 1860 1851
For the week .........$2 1876, eT2 ITO I3s
Previously rep0rte L.. .23 el6 6l3 Is s97 97S 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10

cause. ns o3offl
Il may be urged that there are no. now sTi .;ent
number OF states acting In the Union to ray any such
constitutional amendments will furnish the yuaran
tees we require But is TO be remembered thai the-e
is 70 time nxed by The constitution FOR such ratification
ord il Tn should be ratified by the free States then ai
the present civil war; terminate may either
IN The restoration OF the seeded States to the Union or
in the esabshn n Of their separate national existenc,
there WIZ be the number Of states required Tor the rat
heaton haf t.. ...1Ial.. .lI i..
Fellow citizens OF the United States you are abou, 10
be engaged In war; in which the horrors that ordiari
y attend that state likely be aggravated by the
together IN intimate intercourse and in friendly rea
tioDs. The krd feelings that once existed have besa
changed to bitterness soon TO degenerate IL may be-
into teadly amnesty. We desire remind Won thai
which we would fam believe that you axe on
each SIDE convinced that you are right /, Is
10 longer question Of party politics, logger ques
top about the right TO hold slaves in Territories or TO
retake them whoa they escape the question now TO be
settled U.s. whether shs)l 1--we in the Union az
formerly or whether our fathers formed governmeat
pleasure without the consent Of the others and without
respor sbiity to any human power Withdraw from her
connection with the government and claim To DO GOV.
treigL az separate nation II viii be readily seen that
this, az question OF principles is not affected by the
nun Der " statee that bave withdrawn II would nays
been well this question could have been solyc in soma
other mode than by resort 70 war but may be that
IOh'Dg but divine interpretation determine il
by other upon such question ought not 10
pro1uco any higher evaporation excite any greater
GCgiee of anmosity than is incident 70 all 10 the
rncqn'ine let the spirit Of humanity and OF tbs hum
civilization Of the age strip this Of the horrors TIA,
generally attend such civll 81 lie. 1
our States desire an have indiated purpose to take
part IN his war, am believe that tnis cou.se
vii ultimately best serve the interests Of car CON
mcb country. II is Impossible that saoud b udif
fef ent cators consider That inteTests w,ad
se s'oe stefe tie sfro-.est ssmtn'es OF cur psoce
srs IAl tlIs sense .vLoi 40 Il at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
LA1EsT-HIa Lonioaderrn.

LONDoS, April 3, 1861.
The Post assorts that the military operation. ia
which Gafioaldi will take part are on the point Of
commencing, and that the Huugaiiios and Italians
have come to perfect UNDERMINING to make u con-
binei Government.
lis expected tuat the Hungarian Diet will pass
formal vote calling TIC Hungarian troops rom other
parts of the Austrian Eml 10 be concentrated ia the
Kingdom OF Hungary aiOte. Such measure will
sssiily strip the Venetian provinces Of tho flower
al the Austrian iorces. IL opposed by the Austrian
Government, tie llungarits will refuse TO pay the
taxes, and the moment for breaking out into ihsurrec-
ZION viii then have arrived.
TIE Times City Arli lie II Thunlay evening says:
"Al'hongh the reduction in the Bank rate of dis.
count fully expected, il HIS had considerable effect
in restoring Tie tone Of tho market, aud hope may be
entertained that its influence on the general trnde
of the country, which il evidently al this mo-
ment affected 10 needless extent by vague anxiety,
will bo extremely advantageous. The recovery Va
COusOls shared by all other descriptions of securities.
The discount houses and Joint stock banks have de-
ierred unit Tomorrow. There IL considerable char &c
in tue allowance on deposits in the discount market.
THURsDAT.--i Inc demand ia moderate The gene
raj rate is fraction below the Bank
Although commercial engagements are maturing, to-
day they have en- uu ersal'v large.
No serious case OF dcia, Il has taken place.
About A'5,OOO III bar gold was taken TO the Bank
to-day.
The railway market opeued fatty, the traffic in the
manufacturing dst'i a. being less favorable, bat
ly s the leading stocks closed to per cent hig er.
Garbald is still ndisposod, and unable TO attend the
sittiugs OF the Chamber.
Sweden and Denmark have followed the example Of
England and France, recognizing Victor Emanuel us
kug.
Madrid telegram announces perfect tranquility ia
Morocco and the treaty OF Spain being faithfully car
Iied out