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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-12-14
Scrofhla, or Kings Evil

Is constitutional disease. 1 corruption 81 tAs
blood, by which this auid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, il
pervxdcs the whole body, and may burst out
in disclose On any part Of Il. No orgun il free
from is ntfacks. nor il there ono wlAch h may
not destroy. The scrofulo,,x faint is vafiossly
caused by mercurisl disease. low living. dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air. iltA
and filthy habits, the depressing siee.. and.
ever be its origin. it il hereditary in the con.
stitu,ion. descending /" from parents to childrsn
unto tbs third aud fourth generation /; " indeed,
It teens 10 be the rod of Him who lays, II
win visit the hiquisiss u the fathess upoa
their children sey sI
;. it, effects commence by deposition HON ths
blood Of corrupt or ulccrous matter, which. in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, ID termed
tubercles; in the gisnds swcllings; and on
the surface. eruptions or sores. This foul cor.
ruption, which genders in the blood. dspFcacs
the energies Of life, 40 that scrofulous constitu.
-tions not only suffer hom scrolulous com.
plants, but they have far less power " wisia-
stand the attacks Of other diseases; conse-
quenuy vast numbcts perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous In their nature,
are estill rendered fatal by this taint In ths
sysfem. Nost Of tho consumption which de.
CLIMATES the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver. kidneys, brain,
and. indeed, OF all the organs. arise hon OF
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are scroihlous
their persons arc invaded by this lurking in.
fiction, and their health IL undermined by Il.
To cleanse II from the system We mus seuovats
IL blood by IN slterative medicine, and In.
vigorate Il by healthy food and exerrise.
SuGh . medicine NJ supply ID
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eTAny Of our Subscribers who are par
.icuiariy anxious to '!pay up," can do 50,
Sos, nov, in wood. Any Of you who have
a few ezra cords On hand and are burning
to dispose Of. can send il around this way
for we are freezing to get it.
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j. Z. CASADf, Pfesf.
W. S. BURKE, Sec'y. Pro ton.
CoNFisc ArfoN/oF, RE BEL PROPEBTY

There is scarcely doubt that Congress is
now prepared to enact law for conisca-
ton Of all the property Of rebels, including
their slaves, and without regard to the fact
OF the immediate employment of the slaves
in hostile places. The House would pass
such law by large majority, and the
Senate almost unanimously; bat the ques-
ton Of the disposal Of the slaves alter con-
fisca;ion, which is virtually emancipation,
will exact prosrac,ed debate, and lead to
a very close division, with doubtful result.
No plan OF emancipation, unless accompa-
nied BY afpracticaI scheme for coIonizatio on,
win ever meet the Presidents assent. In
the divisions excited by the discussion Of
these subjects, it is probable that the Bor-
der Slave States vii! anticipate the Govern
ment by conf sna;iDg the slaves Of the rebels
/ to State use.
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rTThe rebels in Western Tennessee
seem ~ be in want Of sisma.l change" s
W. motto, that recent meeting Of the Mem
phis merchants, "recommended to the bank.
70 Gu, Their bank bills into fractional parts
for change" .iE1 Eu39E1
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AGRICULTURaT

.
At ame-sfns 81 tie Extcsass - oenh Nc,
OF the Pos:awassamie County Agricultural
Society, for the purpose Of awarding pr..
miums on Geld crops of the present year,
the following prsnionssssrs awarded:
Beet acre Of Corn-eigbsy bushel,-6r.,
premium, s. so, awarded to J. d. Craven
no competition.
Best acre Of Irish Posa.oes-one hun.
bred sDd. soar bushels a.i ous u..k-s,.e
premium, 1915, awarded to j. d. Craven
no competitions.
Be., p acres Rye-nine.y-.hree boshel,
fret premium, = 90, awarded to j. D.
craven-no competition. =: talaa sa
Bss: acre Of Oass-ss1sy bushsls-Hr.s
premium, s. 90, awarded to j. %. Craven
ND Competition & ~ &
The Constitution Of the State Agrical,u-
raj Society, by which the County Societies
are governed, provides thu. competitors
for premiums Of field crops shall file With
the sec'y Of the Society, the aft iavis Of a
disi'teressed person, vouching for the cor
rcetness Of the s.asemcss IL the competitor,
and, " That no premium shall be paid on
Usgetabis productions till the producer shall
here furnished a tuH ard erptici. account
ofGte rariety ana method Of cultivation. :"
Bur two statements on competition with
their yeuchsrs-~srs this ysars fled with
the Secretary prior to the lslai December
the tine appointed by the Board for the
receiving Of The same-and one OF which did
not comply with rhe law above % oted, and
consequently could not be admit. ted to COM
petition.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsapariIls.

tho most eAectual remedy which the medical
akill Of our times can devise for this every.
where prevailing and fatal malady. II h ro,n-
bined rom the most active reinedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of tho
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence It should be employed for the care u
not only 6erpflla; but also those other stfec-
.tiona which arise from IL, such ~ Eaurnvs
and SKIN DisEAsEs, ST.. ANrmoNx's Fiae,
RosE. or ERvsirELAa. PiArLEs. PusTuLss,
BLorcHKs. DLAINs and BoIIs, Tuxon.. TETrra
and SALT RHEux, 0cALD Hxap. nIsawohx,
RHEcNArisx. SypHrLrrIc and MEMern,AL DIS.
EAsxs, DRorsS, DysrErsiA, DEsIL,rv. and.
indeed, All COMPLAINTS AnfsIN0 tKos ViTiA-
TED On IAruRR BIoOD. Tho popular belief
in " inpvity Of the blood" IL founded in truth.
for scrofula 10 degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose aud virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla il 10 purify and degenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health il impossible ia
contaminated constitutions.
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cTThe Secretary efthe Navy, 10 bis re-
port to Congress, says that the Federal feet.
has captured one hundred and .fJiy-three
resseis, while attempting 10 break the block
sde. Pretty good work. that.
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onressAL ror,c4.

1seAsos, ssusss eesiestss, ssd -. O. Andsss,
Voc are hereby nssseed fAst here Il Ho~ - "A /.
the eace n the clssh 81 ne DistsSa Cosst e -
Ssse Of tsvafs ~ ne = he 1esoaaeae SrAsI 1asI
Claiming - rUs NE fcferfbsafe ~ na~teAse - -
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0m - iwesve NJ ~ SgwnsAip No ssvenss.e,~ -
1offh = hsnse - feftt-fsss f4D wses. s.ss,.s~
favty srsss senssdia9 70 tie rniieA assss. 49,
ssf sais 70 ise sss County Of rsisvs,sse. - ~:
0e = ss1 - Ne ssxa tsvn q ne ssss G@.sS
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: ere .----~-s
pEJERSOS'~ MAGAZINE.

For January, 1862, is out in fine style,
enlarged and improved, and bidding fair to
maintain its rank among the best periodicals
Of fashion extant. This number contains
two fine steel engravinss, ahumorous wood
cut, colored fashion plate, tinted pat
tern for " srs,eti embroidery, besides num-
berless patterns and directions for useful
and ornamental work, new patriotic song,
receipts and directions for housekeepers,
in ..handanca--bes.dess stories and poetry
to sui. /. most fastidious- forming in all
a perfec, compend 'um of useful and enter
tanning knowledge. And this is only a
twelfth part Of what all will receive who
subscribe for Peterson for a year. And Mi
for Tro Dollars. Who will not subscribe !?
Address, c. J. Peterson, 305, Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia. g.
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GIVE have the promise, from our Old
friend $. Iaxk.,p Of seEae raey iettess ron
Washington, during the sitting o. Congress.
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re- n. 81 HoIiE, q. s. Marshal for this
State, " as in town aday or sso ago, :" see
81. w.. he could see." E&

evon S. 5baih evening next (so-mor-
row Ia 8, ooh ok, Rev. WV. MccASDLrsH,
I'll, I.crure !. tn psesbyserisn church in
Isl, city, on the Duf, 81 Total Abstinence
from ka.oricaiing Drin IS.
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NATHAN r. DODGE,
Banker. Land & Tax AGENT
COUNCIL RIUHFs. sowA.

cxxxRAl pANKiNG. COLLECTION AN
I,,a Bu.susxs transacted. in all its bfaoehes
~ ssfeatssn Ewes - Faysax faxss Ter @en
-esiasnts .
p,rt Rsrt Ns~ YcrA CITY M5E
x..,e. saytus. As@scistiea. 81. Esuie.
nse.sxassests nan1, Bsstea 1oss.
lssr Oh Hs yss4 Ess, - -
Henry rsrsgua Res Chseasn Ills
Mansycs,. a. Kskssn wAsA tnztsa, ,. q.
H,rstItea whs.e ESQ. Syracuse II.
Wars Rset, Sssh paasers Mss
g a. 4 hsttufa ynssre ssprsme Cesrt sYfsv
Ron s<sss seerssary state 81 tess
n PFsss Pressseat Ssa;s kank u loss.
> p.y Ysz tcss CITY. fs~s-
+ pruasesxsalA CO., CAisAess ilssasis.
Juaes ysa7-v.
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4. T.kA.M.

There will be > Regular Con non'caslon
Of Bluff City Lodge Sp. II, 4. z e a. ~
IL Masonic Hall, 10 Council Bluis, ibis
Saturday E7sning, at I! O'Clock. A gen
srsl Attendance Of members, is earnes siy
seoaes,ed.
II. @. NUrT, W. II. Pro !em.
W. w. MAYNARD, SEES.
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law has aeeeQplishe1 al that in fr;.rd.
desired. sNfs B!ssner thns6ad. Z table
giving the comparative results Of the ola
syssem or independent districts in 1857.
and under the nes Law in 1859, 1860 nm
1861. and continued e foilous:
i do nos believe, sir, that the ed.e,,;o,,,
system OF any State can show results more
satisfactory than these.
Look at these fguses-77 Der cent az n,
the children in the State now attend our
public schools. 10 1857 the ratio "a, onlv
40 per cent.
Jhsresis now enc suhoel FOR eyer q
children between the ages Of ) and 81 wears
10 1891 there was one for every 80.
There is now one School House for ev.rv
- children. In 1857 there Wa one Schoci
House for every l4l. e.ssA
There is no~ one Teacher for every 35
children. Ia 1857 there was one Teacher
for every GS children.
Les our present School system continue
IN force, and it will core- our State all over
With benefits and blessings, and our beauti.
iui Iowa will become as noted for the excel.
ience OF its common school system, % il ia
now Tor ITS fertility and salubrity. And
these results are not so much the fruits of
the oetAk u o0r system as the system stse,f.
Tho ~ sem u right bus some si she details
mr. imperfect. Let Us perfect these details
OF our iaS-make it as perfect in all res
poets as possible and our work here ~ili be
accomplished. And cannot close without
aiiuding to the fact that our presen, system
IN addition 10 its other merits. 10 far less
expensive taan IN lndspendsntD istsios plan.
Ibis vas Clearly shown in the frs. report
made By Col. Benton to this Beard. Ii
costs nothing TO levy and collect the taxes,
These are all collected and paid over By the
treasurer OF the county without any charge
to The district. Then again the abrogation
OF our present law would Is ork ma sif .st ard
gross injustice. The work of building
sob oil houses has gone forward with won.
Der u success within The last three years.
v. 20U0 scheo! houses in that tifne have
bee built. But tue districts have not all
yet been supplied with school, houses.
Many are yet TO be supplied, and those with
out houses have been tax ed 10 build them
10 other sub districts at the same time. IL
is now proposed to repeai the law and com
pei each district IA build It's own. School
iianse. with nut any aid fsom the rest Of The
township. The injustice of this is ut once
apparent. 10 CONCLUSION | will say, that
be.Ieye ing Constituents wlli sustain me in
voting TO retain the present law. ! shall
therei ore do 50, because believe snail thus
best advance the interest VI common school
education.
On the | lth inst, a vote was taken on the
indefinite postponeueut of the bill to essab.
lish1 an Independent System Of District
Schools, and it was carried-ayes, 9 /; nays,
,. So that settles the question, that our
present School Law viii. be retained, with
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u The Fourth Annual Fair Of fotiawattamis
County awatdea 10 the NoNrAREiL ofFicE the
.frsf premfam Ter thenxsI srEcIMEs OF PRINTING.
Those wanting Jon WORK Of any kind, would do we'll
make a note of this fact. We are prepared to ac-
eommoia'c eur friends short notice Satisfaction
warranted charge made. Make note Of that,
tyg."
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n
T. P. sno~. wants 5000 hes1 81 wei, i,tten.ano
Go and see SNOW, yOu want sell yo.r sers, s.ev i.
. fair trader
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ORIGINAL 1sbfiCE.

To Reuben b. Essieston, Emsline Bgsieston. J. D.
Johnson, samuel Egsieston. sad q. ". AcCovn.
VoUssne bereby no,ised that thsrs 10 nel % oIe In
the Once Of the Clerk 81 The District Court In The
County ~ Pctsswatfase aud Htsse q fc0s petition
OF the State 81 Iowa, for the use % the Permanent
school Pund caiiss Of you the foreclosure 1t Hort
gage the East HaIf CT Lots and 10 Black H. in
Crescent City In said county Of Putav anh
unleo yos $500 sAsFesS ard defend ~ nosG 81 90
send day effhe tsxsTssm u the SID Dissric Court
70 eommerso4 the 1sss MONDAY u FesFnsry lSe3 q.
fault viii be entered again fouy djddgmea4 rs.dss.
ID theresa.
L. -. ROSS "a
f1AxK SfnEKf.
Nov ., 1e0. 17g97r pul4S lsfssv.
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CT The poles are now all np-for the
telegraph across Iowa-and the wire is
being stretched at the rae Of about twenty
miles "a day. Men are ut work this m orniDg,
putting up the wire through this placesa =
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superior lot ofrsney Goods, Petfumsses. Toilet aAa
Fancy Soaps Hair Nail and Tooth Brushes full as
rtmeni Of Paint and yarnsh Brushes surgical tnstrH.
ment& soSesher viii ell the mSss oopaW Pstenf ne4
eines. Our staek caESfises svefythf2 hteH 70 -
chilled fsv IN Tine 81 business III OF which Se oos
a. wholesale Retail. the reasonable terms.
nsscAaass md others respeety invited 70 Gve -
call purchase terms which saseas a. = cell
st greatly redaced prices ua = /,
All Goods rarran,ed As rep-eeeuted Physicians Pre-
ss.iptic and Family Receipts accurately md arsfaih-
ecsappsudN3. E1 - lsi
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ey A train of six sgons, loaded with
pork, left for Denver this morning.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04
When arrest

and one pound Of arsenic. When arrest
ed be arrested he was on his way to q
spring, undoubtedly intending to d,posit
the arsenic there.
All information from scouts and others
who advanced towards Fairfax, confirms
reports that the number Of rebels there
are daily lessening. There are decided
limitations in high quarters that Gen.
Patterson will be transferred from his
present command. His movements are
not active enough to satisfy headquarters.
There is no doubt Govdrnment recent
" determined making . forward move 10
Virginia very soon. Regiments on the
other side are under orders. Additional
forces are moving across quietly, but
steadily. 1t is clear start will shortly
be taken in advance Of the present posi-.
tion of occupation. A battery is being
thrown up at Flint Hill, two miles this
side Of Fairfax. 1t is intended as re-
sort after q forward Movement. 1t is
evident the federal forces are concentrat-
ing BY at least two different routes at
Harper's Ferry.
The Secretary of Wars report viii
show there are 300, 900 men in tie fed.
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Old Dave Todd.

Many Of our readers from Ohio, says
the Gate City, will remember Ex Gov.
Todd, an old wheel.horse Of the Demo-
cratic party, Of that State. He made .
glorious war-speech at Cleveland the 9th
Or day, from which We make the follow
ing brief extract for the especial comfort
Of the Democratic State Central Com. of
Iowa. He said:
"You may have thought you had i'm
portant work in education, religion, e. ,
but it was all Insignificant beside the
work now 10 hand. Should the stars and
stripes now trail in the dust, you can no
longer say, We can govern ourselves. Nv
las: child, my last dollar shall be spent,
before will yield this point. 1t may
cost US all, but We shall be the gamers If
we maintain our firm principles.
l am happy to say that with the clos.
est scrutiny, and my almost wish that my
predictions on the stump would be full.
filed, l am frank to confess that lhear,i-
" endorse and aPprove every act Of Mr..
Lincoln since has Inauguration. / ,oould
support him as soon as l roula Andreu
Jackson"
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BALTIMORE, Jure IS.

AlMonky OuUC SCs
1tappesrs that the account stating the
amount of arms seized, to day, is some.
what exaggerated. 1t is true, however,
that large amount Of arms, ammunition
and cannon balls were found secreted
heath the coal in Marshal kane's Office,
and back Of the building of the old City
Hall. The search is still progressing.
Five field piecss we're found at Dan
Meach's foundry also three siege guns,
said to have been ordered by Kane, and
supposed to have been originally design.
ed to work against Fl. McHeury. They
were secreted to prevent seizure by Gen.
Butler. 1t is said Gen. Banks has i'm.
portant Information, which further events
will disclose No disturbance has vet
been created.
The New York Goth regiment has ar
rived from Annapolis Junction, and is
encamped on Patterson Park. Several
Regiments passed through the city to-
day. More are expected tonight aud
tomorrow.
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OALIlMOnA, Ouiy Nv a. -
Since one 0 clock this morning start
ling proceedings have been going on
here. Detachnepts Of artillery aud in.
fantry have been sent to various sections
of the city, and are now posted 10 Mon.
ument Square, Exchange Place, and ir
the Eighth ward, Broadway, and other
points. Before daylight all the members
Of the board of police commissioners were
arrested, snd sent to Fl. McHenry. Il
is said that plot has been discovered Of
an intended outbreak. Gen. Banks has
just issued a proclamation, in which he
says: al disclsim, on the part Of govern.
ment I represent, all desire, intention
aud purpose to interfere in any manner
whatever with the ordinary municipal
affairs of the city of Baltimore When.
ever loyal citizen can be named who
will execute its police laws with Impair
tiality, and in good faith to the U. s.,
the military force will be withdrawn
from the central part of the municipality
at once" ........
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THE TIPTON GUARnS

The Guards have gone into quarter. in
the room lately occupied by the Adyer.
s''er Office, and are being drilled about
elk hours daily. 1t has been determined
that the Guards will be Company A in
the Fifth Regiment-the fourth going to
Council Bluffs. Col. Worthipgton is to
have command OF the 9Th Regiment He
ia graduate of the Kentucky Military
College and is said to be military man
The Col. has notified the Gua-da .a,he
--.ass=.--- 80 ---....sson, the rendez
vous, on Monday next. We believe the
company now has all the members that
she law requires, but more can be taken
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Col. Edward Daniels publishes 10 the
Racine Advocate, a circular setting forth
that he has been authorised to raise
regiment Of csvslry from iris State, and
wishes to raise battalion Of four compa.
nies consisting of Sc men each.
Dsuiels has been regularly commits
stoned as Colonel BY Gov. Randall, for
the purpose Of raising this regiment, and
therefore acts under ample authority
COLONEL Daniels, We have every reason to
believe from our knowledge Of him, will
make 40 efficient officer, and one that it
will be agreeable to serve under. Those
who desire to enter this arm Of the ser.
vice, have chanc &c now under favorable
auspices.
All communications should be address
cd to Col Daniels at Ripon, or Col. Cal.
vert C. White. at Madison. Madison
WIS., journal.
The Colonel named above, Is . cousin
Of ours, aud is as full of fight in good
cause as any man Of his inches dare be.
That he will give a good account Of him.
self We are confident.
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Company, and State, from which the reg.
iment came.
1t is reported that Gen Lee is DISCUS.
ted at being superseded BY Bsauregard
and others.
A submarine telegraph line will be
laid be,weea Fort Monroe and Newport
News.
Special to the y. 7. Times.
Reports circulated Of a change 10
plans of Gen. Scott, and that be will
commence operations against the rebels,
are erroneous. We are further than ever
removed from battle. Gen. Scott has no
purpose Of risking a general engagement
The only conflict between the U. s. aud
rebels, which are likely to transpire at
present, are .kirmishes Scott's pro-
gramme is the concentration of federal
troops in Virgin ia, and the other border
States in such large bodies as to make it
madness for the rebels to attempt an
attack; while thus intimidatins tbem,
the presence Of our troops will encourage
the loyal citizens TO rise in sufficient
numbers to prevent any further outrages,
cut off their resources, increase the dis.
satisfaction iu their camps and cause de.
se.tion. and BY thus harrassiug aud de-
oraliziug them, drive them from the
border States.
Scott's cou6den. says that this accom-.
plished, the loyalty of the border States
is fixed. Then it is his purpose to trans.
port by sea an immense force to operate
against the Gulf States to be landed uu-
der protection Of men of.war, at the
prominent points on the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts, and thus threatened by the
approaches from the sea, the authorities
OF the different States will a. once re. call
their troops from the main body, and
thus break up their grand army and
make it powerless for any offensive move
ments. The fragments in the different
States being then cut off from supplies
from the Border States, will be driven
TO accept terms from Washington. L. is
no part of the plan as at present arrang-
ed TO attack the debris of the rebel army
or to attempt to retake any Of the stolen
forts, as the restoration of them will be
made one of the conditions dictated to
the rebels, when they find themselves
forced to accept terms by January. He
thinks the rebellion will be entirely de-
feated and the Union reconstructed.