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A PROSPECT,

Coming down street, the other day, We
saw large crowd of men and boys congre
gated in front Of lager beer saloon, and
evidently holding very interesting discus
sion upon the merits of some exciting issue;
and being curious to know the cause that
had drawn together this motley assemblage.
we drew near to inquire what was up, and
found the cause Of excitement to be horse
race in prospect. Both the rival steeds were
being examined by the interested audience,
and the respective merits of each discussed.
Upon casual survey of the nags, we per-
ceived that one had twelve ribs, more or
less, on each side, and the other exhibited
more. We are no judge of ''muscle," or
"blood," but are satisfied if there is any
virtue in bone, there will be some "big
time" made when that race comes of.
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RECORDERS COURT.

f. F. Kelsey was brought before the Re-
corder, last Wednesday, for breach of the
peace, il an assault upon Isaac Beebe; after
a hearing Of the testimony, he was discharg-
ed. Il appeared upon examination that the
said Bcebc had been ''prowling'' in a very
uncivil manner-kicking street doors open,
tearing down a washerwoman's sign, and
''sich like" amusements, and was requested
by Kelsey to desist instead of complying,
he very authoritatively ordered the said
Kelsey to ''humper." A short engagement
ensued, but it could not be shown, by the
witnesses, which was the assaultipg party.
1t appeared that both parties were assail-
ants, and the "muss'' amounted to two
breaches of the peace, and several pieces Of
breeches.
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NEW CHURCH.

The new Presbyterian Church on Pear
Street is progressing finely, and ii no acct
den. occurs, will be finished in about two
weeks. Mr. Crsrls ErgRorcHs has the con-
tract, and, Of course, the work will De done
in good style and wi:hoa: delay. The
building is twenty By Fifty feet on the ground,
and twelve feet between joists. 1t was cal
culased to seat about two hundred persons
as large number, We presume, as attend
am one church In this place.
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prnLIC SCHOOLS.

The Public Schools Of tbs city viii COM
nsnes % next Monday, the 18th inst. The
School Board Of the Council Bluffs District,
held a meeting las. Saturday evening, when
the following named persons were elected
teachers for the ensuing year.
lst Ward, A. Z. WRIGHT, Principal. \.
u. LINTON, Assistant.
Sd Ward, Wy. BAKER, Principal, AsSIE
Y. BrsDT, Assistant.
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- little boy, abou. ten years old,
fell into the big ditch yesterday. He was
very badly scared, aud completely 'ducked.'
Probably if three or four children were to
be drowned in this ditch, the ssFathers,
might feel constrained to expend a few
dollars 70. the prevention Of sub accidents.
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cr~ Our farmers have all been busiy
engaged during the past few weeks sowing
wheat. The number Of acres put in wheat
thi, year will greatly exceed that Of any
other year, and if the season proves favora-
bic, large surplus Of grain will be harvest
cd on the Slope this Summer.
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CD" The banks Of the Indian Creek ditch
are rapidly ''seceding." If some measures
are not soon taken to prevent the "caving
ill.," the new will soon be worse than the
old channel. Has the city no power Of SEQ
ercion?"
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c. Mr.. LOCKWOOD, Of the State Bank,
has been lying 3angsroasly i'll, Of nearalgi"
in the head, during the past wesk; he Is
however, improving at present.
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~Ths steamer Florence arrived AZ our
lsvss las. Wednesday, bringing large lo'
Of merchandise for Msssrs. pagzs Co..
and FsEDEIcxzoS & Jackson.
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rS- Coming down street the other day,
VIC mo, a house right in the road-the frame
building, formerly occupied by Mr.. Larlmcr
"a law olgice-which is being removed to
a lot near n. +. DOdgo's bank, on Upper
Broadway.
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esrhc Steamer OMAHA is on her way

- The Steamer UAAhA IS on her way
up the river expected to pass this place
ta-morrew bound for Fort Randall, for
the purpose Of removing the troops from
that post. Where they are to be taken is not
known, but We presume Uncle sam appre-
bends necessity for their service, nearer
home.
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rTMessrs. HILL L Son, have put up
new building ON Broadway, directly opposite
their wagon shop. The new house will be
used rs a finishing room-for painting car
riayes, etc.
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ry-The attention Of the public is directed
to the annual exhibit Of Tho assets, iiabIl-
ties and condition of the Phenix Insurance
Company, Of Brooklyn, New York. I. ~
GooprxLLow is Agent for this city and
xirin,tr-
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CO s. CLnTos, Esq. is erecting COM
nodious brick dxs..ioghouse on the LOT
aaioia!ng bis present residence.
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cD-lf you want good cigar for yourself
or friend, call at DR.. McCLELLASD's and get
il. The DR.. keeps the best variety OF cigars
TO b. found in town, as is well known to oil
who have sbeen there"
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ry The time year is now approaching
when our citizens should commence to paint
up their houses, fences, etc., and welcome
the Spring with clean coat.
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A COLONY.

A company Of Germans, from Quincy,
H., passed through this city last Tuesday
and Wednesday, en- route for Nebraska.
The company numbers about thirty families.
They are all farmers, and possessed of suf-
ticient means to open out farms upon the
prairie in good style. They intend to settle
at Elkhorn and immediately commence
making improvements upon lands which
they own at that place. As they are all
Germans, and of course Industrious, it will
not be many years until there will be an
abundant surplus of grain and provisions
for sale at the EIkhorn. These are the kind
of people required to develope the agrcul-
tural resources of a country; for, as farmers,
the Germans are not to be excelled, if
equal!ed, by any people on the globe. We
congratulate our neighbors Of Nebraska,
upon this solid accession to their population,
and would offer not the least objection should
a few such companies came along and CON-
clude TO make their homes in Western Iowa.
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rFThe new City Couaeil he'd its frat
meeting on the 5sh inss. A synopsis OF the
proceedings will be found in another colamn.
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CO" The pupils of Mr.. Wrighfs School
will give public exhibition IN babbI'Fs
Nall sometime during next week. What
day IN the week has not ye. been decided,
but due notice will be given.
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sFws witnessed An interesting race yes
tesiay, between male and three dogs
mulsy was pitched against The field, and did
his heaviest. Better believe he made the
dns. ey fer lisGls while, a0d when near the
LANYARD. enc Of the "dargs." eoEaing in
close proximity 10 one Of nalsy's hinder
pedsssals. received saeEsfr2m avery lively
greeting, wasreupsa tbs canine very wisely
concluded to do little ayins On his own
hook, and commenced running a race With
his shadow in saeshe, direction.
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year:
City Attorney, joel futile.
City Supervisor, Miehsei Mthen.
City Engineer, n. W. Merrill.
Aldermen Bigss and Williams, were appon'ea
Committee to obtain suitable room for the meet
ins Of the Council.
Committee on Finance were instructed to settle with
the City Marshal and Treasurer and report their aoss
to the Council Al its next meeting. Ha
The Committee en- Printing, instructed to exam
inc into the expecney Of collecting the city laws and
ordinances and publishing the in pamphlet FORM
and to report by ordinance or otherwise
The Committee on Streets aud Alleys were Instructed
to report as to the necessity and expcdeney of prevents
ing horses and mules from running At large witah inc
city limits aud to report by ordinance or otherwise
resolution introduced and adopted, nxins the
penalty of the of the City Treasurer at ten thou
sand dollars for the ensuing year; also resoia'oh
directing the Marshal to accept City Bond No. 4. dated
Nov ls 1860 issued to Andrew Fitzgerald for Ssoo III
payment for city tax. .a... - 1T. =
| CITY Supervisor was directed to construct walk
| across Main Street at onicer s Pusey's corner
City Marshal was instructed not TO remove the stable
standing on the Alley between Market Bryant streets
for thirty days it, ut the end OF that time Mrs J. b.
Beers will move the without expense to the eiy'
City Supervisor was instructed to open, BRIDGE ana
| render passable Market Street, from Broadway 10
| Washington Avenue. ...' .... % -.
Mayor appointed the following Committees Tor the
ensuing year: sci .a# W. ..
| Committee on Finanee-Nuts, Williams and VIM
chester. t
| Committee on Internal Irnproremenfs-Le"is'
| Bates and Hammer a."
| Committee on Streets j. Al'eys-Wiiliams' VIM
| chester and Rogers. rs-..'. ...
Committee on Printing-csrpenter, Rogers and
williams.
| Committee on C!dims-Blggs, Mutt and Jones'
| Commitee on Fire Departmcnt-Sates, Jones ana
Hammer.
| On notion the Council adjourned
WIN. G. CRAWFORD,
City Recorder.
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~ The Telegraph says that good
many bogus .sqasrteTs" and ''halvss" are
in circulation in Omaha. Look out fer
them.
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7A" ROAD.
Notice to Swamp Land PreEmptsrs'

| COUNTY JUDGES OFFICE,
| zaa Council Bluffs, Sept. goth. loSV'
Notice Is hereby given 10 Pre-emptors Of swamp "a
Overlooked Lands in annie County, Iowa 80
their asssnees that Patent has been receives "a
once Tor all the swamp and Overlooked Lan1s ~
County, included within the sections Designated "a
numbers. Ia all twenty-five thousand three hunaea
sixty-seven 3i-Io0 acres and that the several c n
ants holding Presumption Certificates ofthe lana
seyei TO ssid County, required TO make ps'"Ns
tnereior, On or before the First Of January ies.;
J. p. CAsADI,,
vsns4u csysty Jsf5s.
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a. LOO per eeni.. 1t seems TO u.s., Is
pretty heavy discount; but We were inform
ea by a gentleman, afss days SINCE wao
Was ahou. TO purchase lot OF books, that
certain dealer had agreed 20 let him have
\. many as be desired, a. enc hRHafsi per
c,ai. below the marked price. Now We
den, know much about the "msrked price"
Of books. neither have ve much casa to ia
vest. bu. IL the said dealer will sell books
10 Us. on The conditions named saavs, We
will soon trsas ourselves to library.
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Ct Mrs. J. ". Ross entertained tho Ia
dies Of the Episcopal Mite Society, at her
house on Thursday evening last. For par
ticulars, see 7siegraph.
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e. i few wagon loads Of green apples
from Missouri, were sold in the streets the
pas. week. They command enormous Pri'
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~ The old frame shanty which stood
on the ban. just above Street & cra"fora''
os5c,. has been removed. 4 Gae ornament
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SLIGHTLY SOLD.


Last Tuesday it was noised around town
that there was to be great horse-race on
the bottom, that afternoon. When after
noon came everybody was going, and, of
course, we went to see the race. Arriving
on the ground, we found a great many horses
and great many men. After spending some
time in vanly searching for an animal that
looked like racer. we approached country
gentleman who acted as though he knew all
about it, and more too, and euquired for the
horses that were going to run. "There's
one on 'em," said he very emphatically, as
he slapped his hand down on the back of a
little sorrel pony, which said pony, showed
his "points' about as plain as bones could
show through horse hide, besides being blind
of one eye, and lame of one leg, and locke
altogether better calculated for wolf bait
than for arace nag. The other was sorrel
somewhat larger, and appeared to be a very
proper competitor with the pony for the
Hpurss''- which we aseertained, upon in
quirv, was fee dollars. The side betting
was Iively-ranging from fifteen cents cash,
to one dollar bills of Illinois broken banks.
After about two hours spent in making nee
essary arrangements, the respective parties
announced themselves "ready," whereupcn
the '.judses' took their positions and the
horses we're led out, and run. The race was
very much mixed but the judges, after
mature deliberation, decided in favor of the
pony, by FIVE feet. We presume there were
two hundred and fifty spectators on the
ground, about two hundred and fifty Of
whom voted themselves s.sold."
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~ The sun Is shining this morning
i.s FRS. appearance since last Saturday.
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r- Col. Z. +. HooEEE, Of the Western
Stage Company, was in the city yesterday
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eS Dull as The times have been during the
past year, Council Bluffs has been steadily
improving. We notice in passing through
town, about City buildings that have been
erected since last Spring-nos diaatiss. but
good, respssIab., houses. We consider
this doing pretty well for town she size OF
Coansi, Bluffs. and in time OF d "crts,s."
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CT The WEsr WIND arrived Thursday
evening, bringing a good load of freight
for this City and Omaha. --
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r,-r,r la.srs.ssar ual.es.laHy, Sc. THiaD PAGE
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..n0BGS.o

If there Is one abominasion which is more
abominabIe than all other aboninatlons-
one nuisance which is nuisance Of all nut
sance., il is the canine population OF city.
Counc;l Bluffs is in 10 wise deficient IN It's
stock Of dogs, bu: has sufficient numoef
to devour enough food 70 def-ay al the e1-
penses Of the city government. Yet THESE
aye all ssyaluable animals" and their re-
.pse.ivs owners "would'rt part with them
upon any consideration"
~J. T. OLIVER informs the puoiic
through our advertising columns to-day,
that he is prepared to make to order, all
sorts of clothing, for all sorts OF people, IN
all sorts Of styles, and from all serts OF
goods; he can make You corduroy SUIT 20
90 70 Pixies Peak in, or suit of b1oadcio'h
to ge. married in. lie can rig you out IN
nny STYLE of dress, from the FIRST fashion OF
Eden, to the latest mode de costume OF Paris.
Mr.. OLrYER has recairei his Spring stock
n little ahead Of time embracing large
variety of choice patterns, and is now ready
to manufacture clothing for the million.
e%When the water of Indian Greek was
turned into the new ditch, the old bed OF
the creek, where the streets cross 1t, was
filed up with earth-culTerts for the pass
age of water being fixed in the bottom. The
culvert which should conduct the water
under Main Street, has become so complete
ly filed up with mud that it is no longer of
any use; the result is, large pond Of
standing water. We have been requested
by several persons living near the creek, to
call the attention of the City Council to this
matter, and recommend that it be immedi-
ately attended to. II this place is not
drained before the warm weather comes op,
it cannot fail to prove a cause of much
sickness. We hope our city "Dads" will
see to 1t,
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P URIFY THE BLOOD!
M0EEAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
BITTCRS

The high and .env,ed celebrity which these pre-.
eminent Medicines have acquired for their invsrsbls
efficacy in all the diseases which they profess to cure
has rendered tho usual practice Of pulling not only
unnecessary, but unworthy of them. They are known
by their fruits; their good works testify for them,
and they thrive not by The faith OF the cfedu0us.
IN ALL CASES or 4 ma, Acute aud Chronic
rheumatism. Affections OF Bladder and Md
ueys. Bilious Bevers and Liver Complaints.
In Tho south and west where these diseases prevail
they will DO found Invaluable. Planters, Farmers,
and others, who once tho Medicines, will never
afterwards he without them
By.pepsia.-Nn person with this distressing disease
should delay using these medicines immediately
Ernpti"ps Of the skin. Erysipciak, Giaiu,eney'
Fever and hgUc. For this scourne of tho western
country, these medicines will be found safe, spccdy
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave 'be
system subject TO return Of the disrase-a cure "
these medicines is permancnt--TRy THEM, DE SAT.
TSriED, AND BE CURED.
McrcHral Nsrascs.-Nevcr fails to eradchs
entiraly all the eiTecs OF Mercury Infinitely sooner
than the most powerful preparation Of sarsaparlla
Night swrnis. Nervous Debility. Nervous
COMPLAINTS Of all kinds. Organic Affections
Paipitaticn OF the Heart. Painters Cholic.
piles The original proprietor Of these medicines
cured Of Piles of 35 years standing, by the nss
Of these Life Medicines alone. Worms OF al einas,
arc efectually expelled by the Medicines. Parents
will do well to administer them whenever then
existence is suspected. Relief will DO certain.
TIE LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIx BrrTERS
Purify tho blond and thus remove all diseases from
the system, single trial VIII place the LIFE PlLLS
and PIitESIx BiTTERS beyond the reach Of conpsf''
tion in the estirpation Of every patient.
ErPrepsred and sold by
DIR. WILLIAM Il. MoFFAT.
ss5 Byoaiway. cor. Worth ST., New Ysrk.
FOR SALE BY F. GEESAMAN eco.
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CT The emigration is steadily increasing
every dag brings to our city more Pixies
Pcakers than the preceding one, and BY the
time the sras. ha. grown sufficient TO afford
good support for cattle without any grain
feed. the ssaisrants Will be passing through
here in such numbers as will make our pGo-
pie shiax Of s'oii times"
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STEAMBOAT ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

BIT MUTT SEQ, STEAMBOAT AGES7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03

lens largest eleven inch guns of which is to DO
one hundred FOUNDER rinod gun The side wheel steam.
er are 70 carry each eighty FOUNDER rides and pivot
MEETING OF THE SUPREME COURT.
mo supreme Court assembled at noon-present Chief
justice fancy and Associates Clifford Grier Wayne and
Catron No business done and tho Court adjourned
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.
The Madrid Correpondencia de Epana recently receiv-
ca here contains the following paragraph which shows
the iriendness OF feeling between the Spanish govern
ment and the church party Of Mexico
Yesterday took place the long announced visit TO her
Majesty tho Queen by General Aramon cxpresident Of
Mexico Our august sovereign received him with her
usual amiablity did also the King her husband who
was seated at her side The conversation lasted FOR
than quarter Of an hour.
From an intelligent source Il seems there Is some
foundation for the report that Queen Isabella has made
secret treaty with the Emperor Napoleon ceding to him
the cleario Islands provided he will assist her In her
designs against Mexico.
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NEWS FROM THE REBEL STATES,
Additional Particulars OF the Fight .
Pensacola-Thc Rebels ora the Defensive.

Additional Particulars OF the Fight =
PensacOla-Thc Rebels ora the Defensive.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec 2, 1861.
Southern papers TO the 2sth contain erattered account
Of the Fort Ickens affair The bombi,dment commenu
cd on the 2lst and continued with occasional intermis
sons. night and day till the oath, when Colonel Brow,
ceased hrng The rebels did respond until after For
fckens o. ened fire. The lire Of the fort and the outsd
santa Rosa Island batteries was directed agans
Fort Barrancas and the other rebel batteries
the rebel steamers Time end Ne ms and the Navy Yard
while the federal vessels engaged Fort McRae The rebch
admit sixteen killed and wounded. Considerable darnag
was done TO Fort Mcae, including caving In OF th
powder magazine and partial destruction Of the NAVY
Yard and Warrington rebel train hauling provision,
to the rebel army was destroyed. The rebels seemed
act strictly the defensive The about disa bn
the Colorado and Niagara appear uniounded. The Tint
and Nems somewhat damaged, but finally got oul
Of reach Of Col. Browns Are.
Colonel Brown received reinforcements.
The East Tennessee bridge burners be mar
tailed.
Ex-State Senator pickens is among the prisoners.
The East Tennessee legislators had been called upon BY
the Legislature for an explanation of the alleged
ton with the bridge burning and denied all knowledg
concerning it, asserting that the perpetrators were the
representatives OF q small faction only
TITO Memphis merchants, at a meeting had recon
mended TO the banks ocpt their bank bills fraction
al parts for change.
No tidngs have been received from PEARSON Brownlow
The Charleston Courier deprecatex the raising Of scb
flags and says that is urged incipay by those whs
keep at safe distance from tie war.
New Orleans desatch says that Governor Moore ano
Generals Lowell and Rugges. the Gath u, reviewed
2s,oco troops, including 400 free colored mon.
The Bowling G cen Courier nds the seizing Oh
hostages for any rebels in the federal prisons.
The Richmond Examiner publishes q correspondence.
between Lieutenant Maury and the Grand Duke Constan
tine the Grand Admiral of the prussan Navy. Consan
tine invites Lieutenant Maury to the Prussian
vice. to which Lieutenant Maury replies that he cannot
until Southern inder ence il established.
The rebel gun oat Tuscarora in coming from New
Orleans, was accidentally burned about fifteen m..0s-
above Helena, on the 23d ult., proving total loss.
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News from San Francisco and the Sand..
Nxich lslaMds,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28, 1861.
The steamship Orizaba, from Panama, has arrived
The Indians again committing deprcdations in
Humboldt county. Several whites have been murdered
and others shockngly mutilated
Crushed sugar is selling at l42<c. Butter, 30c. Can.
dies, 22c.
A cargo Of sugar from Cuba to-day was sold at 10kc
Sandwich Island dates of the 9th inst are received
Filty.t three wbalcrs had arrived at Honolulu
The rcnorts of the whalers more favorable than
last wear the oil for ship averaging seven hundr ed
and seventy eight barrels.