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MIR. LINCOLN AND MAI. ANDERSON.

The cases of the President elect and the
Commander Of Fort MOultre furnish u
good illustration of the workings OF our
Republican Institutions. During the Black
Hawk Indian War of 1892, Maj. Anderson
was Inspector General Of the Illinois volun-
teers, Of one Of the companies of which
Mr.. Lincoln was CaItain Now the former
has been promoted to the position Of Major
of the First Artillery, and the latter to that
Of COMMANDMENT Chief Of the Army and
Navy. The one is in charge Of post to
which the eyes Of the nation are directed,
and with the defense Of which the greatest
interests are connected; and the other has
been chosen By his countrymen as the Exc
cutiye Of their government. The new re!a-
tons which the two are to assume, will, we
doubt not, prove as honorable to each as
did their earlier associations. and their re-
spoctive duties BIZ as faithfully performed.
Toledo o. Blade.
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GARPEsrEuRs HOTEL BuRNe-sAR-
ROW ESCAPE

Wa learn frem the slanoua Gordon, tia;
tbs large and extensive establishment of Mr..
Charles Larpsnteur, On the Little Sioux.
Just 10 tbs edge Of Harrison C0unty-com-
pri,ius this wsl!-knoxn tay.ru-s.and, with
shs smaller frame houses contiguous, were
oil destroyed by Ere on Christmas Eve. The
nigh, was bitter cold, and aboa: | or 2
o'sleck in tho morning, while every one
sbsus the house was locked in s!um Der, the
IRE broke oas. Mr.. John Bagby, who va.
hriug in the same house with his family.
was arouasd BY the roaring Of the Ere. The
whole part Of the house then occupied was
already in flames. The frss nc. Of Mr..
Bagby was to give tho alarm and to ge. bis
family out Of doors. Every avenue Of es
cape was by this time cut off to tia room
occupied by Mrs. Larpsutcur, and the fire
brsnd' were then falling upon thu beds Of
the unconscious sleepsrs, when the windows
vsrs burst in aud the unfortunate inmates
dragged forth into the piercing cold, with
nothing to shield them from tho bitin. cold,
but thsir uighs-clo.hss. .-..
Nothing was saved to the family Of Mr..
Lsrpsnseur bu. the trunk containing his
papers. We understand that Mr.. L,rpen-
tour is now in the Mountains near the head
waters Of the Yellow Stone, and it mus, be
months before he will hear Of this dreadful
accident. The loss to Nj. L. can hardly be !
los, than s. o Ono insurance.
The Cordou says: "All those who are
willing to assis: the sufferer, BY the late FIRE.
tsha burning of Mr.. Larpsn.eur's baldings)
can do so by RENTING to the sufferers them.
ssives, to Isaac Ashton, or this Office. viii
thu friends OF Mr.. Larpen.car, in Harrison
e'uosy aud Counc,l Bluffs respond to the
call? II may be well TO stats that Mrs. l.. |
kaaxs nothing of this move,neut--it is only !
= duty We all owe to the unfortunate to helm |
them 10 their dis.rcss.o
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IOWA ITENS.

we find a statement floating nbou.
among our exchanges in this State to the
effect that there are 30, 900 more mon than
women in Iowa. Bad state of facts for
bachelors. il tyus-bus We doubt ito cor.
reEtusss.
We were in error in stating (says the
Mon'ssums Republican, that work on the
III, h N. Il. h. in Pow.shiek County had
ceased, and the hand, all taken OF. The
contractors inform Us that heavy feres is
nowa work pushing the road ahead. The
laying OF the iron has been suspended till
Sprins On account Of cold weather. The
track IS laid iivs miles west Of Mar.nro.
The road will 20 forward rapidly in the
Spring.
Rev. Edward Bsschsr, brother Of Henry
Ward Besshsr, leotarsd before the Young
Asa's Association Of DE. Moine.. few
days since. Sabjeet--"rhs Destiny Of the
Ens'ish Language, and those who speak
H."
The earnings Of the N. 4 NJ. r. Il. for
shs 6 moosh. ending Dss. 3ls. 1880, were
SIS ,29s,I5. The operating expenses for
sas same time we're $5s,61I, 20.
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TnuaIow wgKn oNuINcoLx.

rharleu Weed 10 an article in bis Journal
al.ajss to his rseen. visit 10 Springfield in
the fsltswiee terms;
"siees the newspapers hare made eur
rsesn. visit TO Springfield the occasion Of
remark, il may not be improper to say thar
90 interview with Mr.. Lincoln has confirmed
ani strengthened eur confidence in HE
asasss Tor shs high position BE is to occupy;
ct bis suinen; Qualifications for the great
ssass fspsssd IN ain-ef his enlightened
appreciation Of the dl&calsies and dangers
that sar-eund us--ef bis desire that Free
Ssasss, il IN anything delinsasnt should fall
GIL their esnssisa,ienai DATES his deter
minasisa to rsqairs iron oil the States a.
esfsrem.as ef ali The Laws, aad ebedisnce
u The Csns,isasisn. aud aaaiiy Of his earn
"a asa isisxiels de.ssss to the psioeir.ss
ed s9npsshiss Of the Rspas.isss pars!."i
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NEW YORK
COURIER ASDsENQu1RER


The Attention Al the RcSdiua Puh,ie i. .a,,..
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COURIER AND NEW YORK ENorfaEa tv1SNs
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Public Newspaper. ~ It's political ehar,rs.a q
REPUBLICAN. and therefore CoKssRyarIrr -
il has never been partisan paper and vii, .., hss
10 discuss ali public questions with csn,nr .ihss
ress, and decided views.
-. aas .,r ~ -. MAJ oeen ior nsss
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;s ss.,ss.t - al tsmcs nv thore.srh,S Via
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maintain tao reputation OF the COURIER AND ESor,
RER As FIRST CLASS Journal. Will be Confines,
Ia liberal and vigorous application. The CorRIrs
AND kNcuIRE1 has always preserved It's co,umn.
from pgafieat details anut to be introduced I'M.
family and visitancA Will niue 70 be eSe,,ss.
that end. -
TIVE cnrnIEp Avn rvnr,Yprp n.u
-.
- tae tafxest VARY newspaper IN the world n ca.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned has been appointed Executor or
i the Estate OF ]. b. Beers, deceased All persona
having claims against said Estate. are requested to
have them prebated and aled with the County Judge Of
Pottawattamie County, Iowa. q. BALDWIN,
Executor.
N. K-Dnrng nay absence from Council Biufss, any
person having any business TO transact with me as
Executor of said Estate, vii call upon s. Clinton ESQ.,
who is authorized my Attorney il settlement
et said Estate. C. BALDWIN.
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GENERAL cas-,

OESEnAL SASSs
The reasons assigned by Gen. CAss fas
hi. resignation, arc summed up briaay:
He reported Is have said-"I cannot
remain longer % tbs CabiSes that Confess
that the geyernment is asubordinats 10
State: snd there being no government u!
oceupation's gons."
SHAKING HANDS WITH THE CoNDoe
91 TOR.
These who have read the sLile ana say
iugs of Mrs. Partington," may recoiiea tne
amusing sesns Of her shaking hands Win sn
omnibus driver in Boston. A corresFoa-
dent hands us the folicwirg account OF :
similar affair which actually occurred nos
long since il railroad ca, IN this vicinity !:
Nc. over thousand miles from this me-
tropoiis, the conductor OF rasiroso uaan -
noted for bis coed locks and neat apparel
and is popular With all those who raas Win
him. A young lads recently made nsr nrs'
railroad journey, on the road IN qnesuon'
and gave tn following account OF her expe-
risncss: ssAii vent on very we'll, and was
both surprised and pleased with the rapia
rassw were going, when all OF sudden
noticed young gentleman standing before
me. He locked at me very respectfully,
and looked at him, and tried to think II !
had ever seen him before. could not
bring his face to nv mind, and while both.
eFips myself trying TO recollsct bin, be he'd
ouE bis hand. | was now certain that ne
must know me, and not to be behind hand
with bin in poiiteness, | arose and shook
hands with him. He blnshed little as
grasped his hands, aud said, to my intense
modification, "oh. miss, want your tick.
et!'' You may we'll suppose felt cheep."
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Millinery !. pres. Making.

AIS. DAvY HAvTKg RsMovEp rROM Ban.
N1 CROFT 70 Lower Broadway, nearly cppssits u.
80 Asks 1sn"sss u tas lstsse fsshso, 81 thsssss
- sa kss8st &C. les.-N (.
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Netice to Swamp Land PreEmptors.

COUNTY JUDGES OFFICE, ! .
~ Council Bluffs, Sept. Goth, lS5o. 4 +.
Notice Is hereby given to Pre- empters OF Swamp and
Overlooked Lands in Pottawattamie County, Iowa, aud
their assignees that Patent has been received AT this
Office for all the Swamp and Overlooked Lands In said
County eluded within the sections ed by
numbers in all twenty-five thousand three hundred and
3il0o acres and that the several claim
boiling eemption Certificates OF the land
veyed to said County, required to make payment
therefor, before the First Of January, 1861.
81 sEFSsfzs4t2& stsSE5 EFa j. P.fCASADY,
vln7au County Judge. I,
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TO WHOM IT NAT coscE

eV The South Carolina Commission sr.
ls:s Washington fer home on the ID.
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a. ~ AN ORDNANCE II
For the Extension Of Broadway Street.

BE it ordained by the Common Council of the Git,
on council BluHs, that the following described Rea
Estate be- and the same is hereby appropriated for
pubic highway 10 be known Extension Of Broad
way street, fo-Dn: strip Of land eighty fee, wide
extending from the present terminus Broadway ,pd
parsei with line beginning at the Southeast corner
o. george and Broadway steets; thence North az :
East variation ii 10 min. East, s2s feet thence
North 81 West s7t feet; thence North 10 :. vcst
30 ieets thence North 10" East, 4.6 feet thence
norih "a East, ssl feet; thence North 81 Past
sbs to Intersection as the North line of the
point seven chains West Of the half mile cnrns,
90 North line Section 10, Town rs North. RANGE Z,
West. - "~Ass -
Approved Dec. It'll 1880
LfsANDER ". BABBrrr, Navo,.
Attest, +. P. FREY on CITY R,roVd.r
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NOTICE.,

Is hereby gwen thatI viii LIST day Of January
1881 apply 10 the General Land Once for duplicate
Of Military Bounty Land warrant No. 505TS issued
under the act Of Congress Of March 3D. 1855 to David
Wood and ~ him duly assigned in blank. Which said
Warrant was purchased BIZ me in the year 1856 and
rsTnstne IN my possession up to scertsin day between
the 6 lay Of August 1860 and the LIST day Of October
succeeding, between which days it was stolen from
me- WILLIAM DEWEY.
Mt sw.
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the PACIFIC RAtLHoAD-"A measure
a- or PyAgE~


81 The So. J,ssph Gazette, Of Il. inst,
expresses tie opinion, TIA. il the Senate
would taxa up the Pacific Railroad Bill
passed by the House, s1d refer il 10 the
Committee Of Thirteen, ins,rucsing them 70
fspar: Is a. substitute for oil the schemes
Tor csmproniss tha. have been submitted,
And then pass Is, il would strengthen the
cause Of peace Sni Taion mora than any
other single thing tia: could 30 done, and
thus prove grsa. messurs Of peace. I. is
a national measure, designed to operate
with opal benehs up,n North ard South,
AID tbs powerful combustion Of interests
i: would engage 20 units the two sections,
wouId rsnlsr i. most effective ia rsconeiIns
tho lisesrdan. elements which threaten to
destroy tbs Union. THIS opinion is enter
tanned by no small proportion Of the people
Of the United States, and j. is matter OF
inst regret that the members Of the Senate
are not more fully iadoo.sina,ei With this
idea.
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Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Council Bluffs. Iowa.
The Subscriber would respectfully in form the citizen
in western Iowa and Nebraska, that he has opened
frat class Bndery AMI the ouly established
this section Of the country. am prepared do
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MANS. Frank Lesie's, EntJk erbDcker, Hunts Aer-
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Music Law Books and Newspapers or books Of any
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Old family Bibles rebound So Is to look and 1esr AZ
equal TO new.
September IL 1883. wM.F. KITER
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DENTISTRY.
eAss SD Rsstdenes, No. l., PSInsr,s Block
Second Story.
~ DR.. Ell WOODBURY., rs r.oCATgprS

dfyYYOIaFed 10 perform all operations apoer-
tanning 70 his profession In the nesst
sPpTeVei ana modern Having had eight years
saeeesafsl practice IN Yellow Springs, OHIO, an,
will guaranse sasisseton in all cases
T. I. W. has Dr. Denis nsuid for produc.nr t..
saesthesla WHICH By applying 10 the tooth and gum.
sefy nah EtSaies 2aa in some estsys "a n
SEfing TOE operation % extracting teeth. Come All
who fear that hscears sspf the foofhscA, ana ~
pTefeE ae&tia, beasiy and street. breath 10 miserv
ces0rnity and alta sna yoa4 teeth eleausS1 ans
hte 70 save those asefa that you cannot well
do without azd that cxts 40 mach to repsre: -.
TAKEN n time and properly s.le they can be perrn.
neutIy saved p"A-
hEFEsESeEs-Dr. Sullivan, Or. P. J. McNshon. n,
GrInss and A. '. farimer. kss. Cosseii Blufs; n
Sfss, kss, ). " coeiidse, G,ezxosd. Iv2.iS
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Also, full supply OF Chemicals and all articles used
By Artists All of which will be sold at prices TO suit
the times. Please call and examine for
SentS
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evWs do no. as general thing like to
pabish 'ruans wires and daughters, but the
following must be an exception to our rule:
TO WHOM IT NAT CONCERN.
WHEREAS, NV daughter Caroline has left
nv honse without any Just cause, aud relin-
pushed all the endearing enioymenss of a
happy home for the deceptive allurements
OF rowing life, am, therefore, cons.rain-
ed to give notice that shall not paw any
debts contracted By her so long a. she per-
sisss in this undutifal and most unnatural
state OF enlargement, from the fostering
care OF her pssernal hume. UNCLE SAM,
Happy Hone, Dec. Is, 1850.
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AnoAxxs1oIksp LusssD on, JUsf nscu1v.
nv - I'D ig OlsH w. 1eO1DIx,A1D.
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THE UsIoy .sAFEs-eoBB TO TIE
RES.EE.

The Washirg.on corsspsndsa: Of the
PAilais'ra.a Aa<ricGn, ssys that Nr,
BsshanaE's late Ssersssry 81 she Tssasurys
after "bassing" the Federal Treasery, has
nsw started en- mission to absss" up the
Union. "Givs hin full swing, for ninety
days, over the finances Ct 'ts psoi.cssd
ssashsrn CsnfedsraeT, and the pane Of
D.sanisn will n.yer be heard IL again.
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CvsSsv Years. h.s had possession Of
"ali hards" in snd absa.th;s establishment
ths grssssr part Of tbs vsk. Result, tie
raiders q tie Soaperel savs no '.Isaasr"
On thai proiiEc ard All absorbing stsns-
secsssien-sor which We hops they fee!
th.skfsl, a. they c<r.xiriy ought.
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We wish TO trade Lumber for Corn aaA Y,uns Stssk
Or for any Of ths PTedaots q Ne -.
Nay It'll, 1862. - n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

One point we must allude to by the way of
caution to the young military student, name
ly, the apparent, but only apparent denial, in
the introduction 20 the work, OF all mil
tary science whatever It's general tenor, in.
deed is a sufficient corrective to this error, if
error it be, which probably is expressive of
a nervous, rapid train of ideas. The author
protests strongly against what may be termed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

DAGS, BAGS Roberts & Goodale's
~ Patent Machine Paper Bag Agency, at SHOE
STORE, No 40 Front street opposite the Bigelow Mon
ument Wholesale retail orders oiled al the Lowest
Prices. A. HUTCHINSON.
mvS5 diff
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e q R A K L N I
Baggage and Light Job Wagon.

Straw Beds taken at houses emptied and relled will
oat straw, and delivered at the usual prices.
MO diff
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90 be get.


HNO LET-A Tenement of six rooms in
A good order, with garden if desired. Apply at IS
Chandler street. diff ap2
A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms.
"a the of Main and Beaver Streets to rent
with use of barn. Inquire OF A. BANGS, the prem.
lses. diff mch26
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-To
H Genllemen Inquire at L. d. Warmers, 81 Main
street. opposite the Central Church. DIM apis
TENEMENT TO RENT. A good up
n per tenement of five is to be let for $685. In
uure at No. Vernon street. diff apl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

"The undersigned, practical watchmakers and dealers
in Watches having bought and sold American Watches
for number of years past and having dealt in all kinds
of foreign watches for much longer period time beg
to state that they have dealt in watches which,
as class or in individual instances have been sat
isfactory to Themselves and customers whether in re-
spect of durability, beauty of nish mathematically
correct proportions, accurate compensation and adjust
ment of fine time-keeking results than those manu-
featured by the watham Company"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04
)RESENT TIMES CONSIDERED.
A CARD-THE AMERICAN WATCH

~ - N'Ab i1A1 AN ClblSAAN w n L Y
"A COMPANY, Of Waltsam, Mass, begs to call the
attention of the public to the following emphatic
mendation OF Wathum Watches which has polite
v gwen by the leading practical Watchmakers and Jew
elers oughou the United States The entire list
signatures to it in the Eastern States is quite long
for publication in one advertisement; but the names
presented will be recognized by those acquainted with
The trade in this vicinity being in the highest degree
respectable and influential. At their establishments
always be found the genuine watches of the Com
pVnys manufacture, in great variety aud at uniform
prices.
Signatures from many citle' and t,wns Of New Eng
land not fully represented in this list will appear III
future advertisement.