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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11
For the Noupareil.
ALL ABOUT A BALL.

10 the last issue of the Bugle, the public
are notified that the young ladies Of this
place propose to give Ball at PaImer's and
Ross Hall, on Tuesday evening next, for
the poor and needy.
From the most Ancient History that We
have access TO. we derive the knowledge Of
Il class designated as the poor. We are also
informed that all things belong to God, even
the cattle upon a thousand hills. We are
also Informed OF another class, who are
styled His stewards, (and We must iafer
s,ewardesses Likewise. ,-.... ..-.
We must conclude, therefore, that He
who is too wise to err, and too good to be
unklnd, has these ordered things for the e.
nal good Of both classes. Why it is that
all people are not equally energetic. indus
.rious, successful, and prosperous, is not
lief, for us to inquire, or to xnow. Suffice
it to say, that the Pc n We have always with
US. Nor are We to question whether all OBJ
jects are alike worthy Of our sympathy or
charity IT'S enough for all to know what
il made known to all that is, what our
duty is to our fellow creatures, those who
are around and about us-with the same
wants, and necessities pressing upon them,
that are so readily satisfied by their more
fortunate, and independent neighbor.
Here are many foreigners, who. from Ma
tionai love Of civil and religious liberty,
have exhausted their little all in coming to
our generous, and once happy peaceful
country. Here ara our native born Ameri-
can citizens, who, from ,nnumerable un.
Iifo of poverty aud toll, beneath the scorch
ing rays Of summers sun, and the biting
frost and furious blasts q. win,ry wind.
Then, tec, here are those ncapaci,ated
for much effort to acquire independence, by
life Of affections and suffering; and, las,
though no, least, gentlemen of Council
Bluffs, here are the wives and little ones,
the aged and needy friends Of those poor
fellows who have torn their aching hearts
from all the cndearmen,s of home, to main
tain vour interest in your cosn.ry's Govern.
mcnt. Laws, and Constitution.
Come ny to their relief, with hearts full
Of sympathy, and purses. prepared. to in
crease your satisfaction beyond all former
enjoyment. Everything viii be arranged
to give you delight, by those lovely, gentle
beings, who deserve the highest praise in
this grand atfiir.
You will have music to suit and charm
the mest fss,idions taste, and the prayers
If The recipients of your bounty, for your
continued happy life, and prosperity
ven may ever bask in the smiles OF the
Ladies--ress in the enjoyment OF good
conscieues--ani the continued assurance OF
the appreciation of Heaven. NJ. b.
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eV DIXON, Of the Des Moiues Rem;

eVDrxos, Of the Des Moines Reastey,
IL, eonfessedly. no eat-fgh,er-he can't
come TO the scratch with the physical and
moral powers necessary to bring on the
cat astropby desirable. But, We will for
give him this weakness, for and in con.id.
GRAFTON Of bis "strong. poin.,' as detailed
below. We subscribe, heartily, to his po-
si'ion on the Coffee question:: suits our
style, exactiy-toTi: "Peop!e may talk
just as much as they please abou, substitu-
ting barley, rye, peas, pop corn, ETC., for
genuine coffee; but the truth 10 that there
Is no bona -fde equivalent or substitute
Coffee is coffee. II is neither barley nor
popcorn. 1t is the genuine article of which
your pea invention is miserable counter
felt. Coffee We admire. Coffee in its puri-
ty We idolizs; and so help US Fortune, we
will never degrade its fair character. nor
impose on the orthodox structure of our
pala'e,bv employing q set Of injpid sub.
st'tutes. We may abandon the use of cof-
lee on account OF exorbitau. price, bu. we
trust We shall never be BETRAYED into the
stiffness OF sapposing that peas or pea. nuts
are old Rio and Java" slzr
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.ATBRsS
Ague Cure,
ron rnE ssxxDY cuas o.

a 5 =
!..s..isss.s Fever, 2: Fever ass Asse.
AHWe, Pertealcsl slsaaach he, o. Dlliooo
Headache, and Bi1ions Fevers, tsaeeA
ing In hillary arrangement, raNsed By
the Malaria 81 Mtasmatle Countries. 20
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while il cures the above cosnplaines
with certainty, Is still perfectly harmless In any
quantity. Such remedy IL invaluable IN distriets
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CuHK" expels the miasmatic poison Of FKvE1
AND AouE from the system. and rrcvents the Do.
sclopment Of the disease, II taken on the 6Sst ap.
proach Of its prcmonitory symptoms. ltisnot only
the best remedy ever yet discovered Tor this class
Of complaints. but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings Il within the
reach OF every body; and in bilious distvicts where
FEVER AND Aoun prevails. every body should
have It and use Il freely both for cure and protec.
ion. Agreat superiority OF this remedy ovev any
Of lniermitents is tina, il contains no Qainine
Or mineral, consequently II produces qniaiam q
other injurious effects whatever upon The copstiiu-
ton. Those cured by i are left a. healthy a II
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague % not alone the consequences Of
the miasmatic poison. A gseat variety Of disof.
ders arise from its irritation, among which ars
Neuralgia, rheumatism. Gotf, Headache, blvd.
sess, 7od'Anrhe, Enrdche, Cafurvh, AMhs,d, Pal
sitatton. Painful Election Of tbs Spleen Hyatev-
.rs, Pam IN the Botcets, Colo, Paralysis and d.
'angenaent Of the HoDsach, all OF which, when
originating in this oanse, put on the infermifsse
.ype, or become periodical. This I" Gems :. expeis
the poison from the blond, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts 1ftakcn occs-
sionally or daily while exposed to the Infection,
that viii be excfetcd from the system. and cannsS
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripcn into dis
ease. Hence it L. even moro valuable for protec.
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from later.
mttcnts IL they avail Themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. 9. AVER T. CO., Lowell, xasa
J. D. HoSN, Couneil Biuhs, JAS, Z. fsH, b o..
Omaha; vAN1EAR, HARDY. d Co.. 81. JosepA
RICHARDSON, MELLIER. Co., D. LevtsI - Fl
Dealers In Incidence everywhere.
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These .wo sterling mon,hiies are nov pub
iished - ooe nasasine, add yet are distinct
each retaining its own title-page, aud
treating Of its own peculiar subjects-the
Working Farmer being devoted TO Agri-
cal,ure, Horticulture, Horticulture, Garden
ing, &c., and the Uai.ei States Journal to
Se;eoce. Art, Literature, and current events.
Each number contains twenty -four page,
qasrsc, and tho velan., when bound, s'l!
make fae beck for the library. Price,
one dollar per annam, in adsanee. Lib
erai premiums are offered to persons getting
up clubs. Address Mapes / Lockwood,
Is CortIanis Street, Nsw York.
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room HALL.

Some OF the charitable young ladies OF
chi. city, ac,aa,ed by laadable desire to
relieve. as far as practicable. the wants Of
the many needy ones in our midst. will give
n party next Tuesday evening, for the rar.
pose Of raising funds to be devoted to chari-
table purposes. Though intended ~ a Bad
for the henea, Of the roer, this is not de.
slsned, by nny means, TO be = poor BaH
FOR IL time aud labor devoted to prepare.
ton will avail anything. Tuesday evenings
entertainment will prove a magnificent af.
fair. T~o OF the large Halls in Palmes's
BLOCK have been secured for the purpose,
ana by the cutting Of double door through
the partition, both Halls have been thrown
into one. thus giving room enough to ac-
comm sda,e several hundred /; two excellent
Bands have been engaged. 80 there will be
music enough forcvrrytodr, and the price
NJ tickets has been kyed 50 low that every
body can afford to be there. The object OF
the PARTY is such that We need not urge up,
On the charitable portion Of our citiseos the
duty Of attending. Our people, in their
p,,r,c,;c eudcavors to provide The comforts
Of life for cur soldier. in tie Geld. have en-
,;rely neglected the 'offering poor in cur
mids, : and nov that movement has been
40, an foo, "a raise means for furnishing
food. clothing and far'. to those ~ae are
unable to provide for themselves, and sao
INNS, inevitably suffer untold rfivat'a"s,
unlsss relieved ~ their more Fortunate
pe,sheor.-shosc ~ho feel, Ia the least
eh.si,ae,y Disposed, should consider i not
only = pr,vel-dse, but desy, 10 be IN At
tendance. With their dolsavs. and thus as
.;,, and encourage the yoaus ladies IN their
prais~orthy edatss 70
~pn., ne .-,f ses ae r'ss .sss ss~"
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OviDg to some strasge Tor osher) con.
eatenation Of evsuts-or somesh;ux el.e OF
more indefinite characteristic agent Of
the telegraph line failed 20 come to town
this week. Consequently ne 6 can't tell >,
ANYTHING shout the probahiEiss Of An Of.
ice being opened in this city-nor iptima..
to our readers the approximate time when
Ne shall be able to spread before them our
diurnal sheet, containing the valuable. unc-
tious and somnolens information. from III.
several seats Of var, that I. ell is o,ies alop.
the lines to-day" We are informed. how.
ever, By 9" reliable gentleman ',-{re.iable
gentleman, NJ. NrrT)-sbss the gentleman.
~ operator in this city gentlemanly oper-
as1r, Mr.. NvTr)-irformed him that the
az mt Of the line was rissica,iny for few
days at the pleasant little inland village of
Des Maines, bat that be would come to
form to-day, and tell US, in crockery man
ner, some tings I" that We wan. to know.
SSlAW5 EE@ -s.t7 ssz
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The present critical state OF Eurodean affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting during
the forthcoming year. They will occupy middle ground
the hastily written news-items, crude specu-
aious and nyng rnmors OF the daily Journal aud the
noueraps of The future historian written after
the living interest and cxciteeat u the great political
events she time shall pass 1tis to these PERI
cd Gals that the readers look for the only really in
telirihle and reiisbe history events and
such IN addition to their elestabiished literary SCI
entinc and theological character, we urge them upon
the eonsier alton Of the reading public.
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the British
publishers gives additional value TO these Reprints, in
asniueh they now be placed in the hands oi sub
scriper- about as Is the original editions.
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r3' One Of the teams Of a Denver trnir.
loaded with -four belonging to PARKS & Co.,
while attempting TO ciess the Missouri 90
the lee, last Thursday, broke through, and
horses. -four, and all went into the river
fortunately, however, the acciden, occurred
near the shore, and the team was go, out
with no injury except cool bath, which,
though not seriously damaging driver,
horses, or wagon, wass't very good for the
-four. SO the merchants seem to think.
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DIED.

In this CITY q = o'eiock r r., 4 ne len ~.
Dptheria. amer ssy psotrsAes an1 patnfy. frlan,s
Ars ALICE JANE rTsr. ~.fsm nu. fp@r,r
OF us cify-asei about 5 years
he funeral viii take pssee al o,eioe4 =. n .s,,-
az tsundayl At the ia,e ressesrs Of the deceased
friends Of the family respectfully snvissa "a Be
present. ~
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eV-The Des Moiasa Register says the
"War Department did good thing in the
appointment. as Brigndier Generals Of Co.'s.
Croeksr, Dodge, and Pevczell., Are you
right down sure, Mr.. Register, that the gen.
tlemea named have been thus Uromotedp
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CT Capt. d. B. CLARK is still in town,
recruiting for bis Company he needs, We
believe, about twenty men, to fill his Com
many up to the maximum. Those who feel
warke, will fnd favorable opportunity
to esroli themselves in the service Of their
country, By calling upon the Captain. lie
wants men
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CO Last accounts from Rolla state that,
the force which left tba. post, short time
since, consisted entirely Of Cavalry. The
4th Regiment was not Of the number, rs at
frs. supposed.
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fT The cold weather of ths past week
had 40 anima,ing effect upon the Pork mar
ke,, and the indications at present. are
that, though late in the season, a fair bust
ness will yet be done in packing,
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fTThs new Board Of County Sapervi.
sors held their first meeting this week. Dir.
voosHrs was elected President Of the
Board.
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CT The side walk on broadway, in many
places, i, ''drefla slidcrry," rendering
loeomoiion difficult. il not dapgerous.-
Persons living or doing business on the
above named thoroughfare, would save the
"uaveling public" good deal OF inconse-
risnce, and profanity, by the judicIous ap-
rication Of a shovel, wood ashes, or some
other equally potent anti-lubrica,or. There
is an Ordinance upon the statute books of
the City. providing for the doing Of persons
who shall neglect to remove the snow from
their side walks, and to which Ordinance
v. shall call the attention Of the Marshal,
"some o. these iays"-if he don't think Of
il himself before that time.
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SrThe Yss-in Annual FAIR Of PotiS-a.ta-aie
csrs;y. awarded 70 the SoxrAnEfL OFFICE "sae
sy,t pysnism sor tie sEsTsrEeTaEs OF PRINTING.
ihose uzn:isS Jon WORK Of any kind would 90 veil
q make ussc .. this fact. We prepared to sc-
srnofz'e ffiefis On sort no,lee. Satisfaction
y,rraB,ed OF no charge made. Nate se.e Of ,Aa:,
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CT Thursday night last, Eros, & Co, ap-
peared in thi, region with jus, about their
"full force" Busily they worked, too
completing the bridge over the Missouri.
md tastefully and Enthusiastically decorating
the dwellings IT all our citizens. from the
"lowliest hut to the most "palat,al man
sop.' Yesterday they departed motive
me, them every time We ventured on the
s'rect--,hey took hold Of our nose, and our
toes, passed through our old cloe's 'till We
Thursday night was very cold night, and
yesterday was very cold day. beyond dis
pute.
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these part., died on Wednesday iast, very
suddenly. While returning homo from this
city, horseback, the animal be was riding
became frightened, at the barking of a
email dog, and ran abou. quarter Of
mile, ut the top Of his speed. After cheek
ing the speed Of his horse, Mr.. l1sKrweLL
rode few rods, and then dismouuted and
entered the house Of a friend where, while
relating the fact Of the run away and con-
Tossing TO being considerably frightened
therea,, he fell out Of his chair lifeless
corpse.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparills,

the most eflectaal remedy which the mesaical
skli OF our ti.acs can devise for tlis every.
where prevailing and fatal malady. Il il cosA-
hincd from the most active remedials that have
been discovered fbs he expurgasion of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue OF the
aystcm from its destructive consequence.
Hence il should be employed for the eare a
not only Scrofula, but also those other ailec.
tons which arise from il, such as ERuPrivs
and SKIN DISEASES. Sr. ANruoNy's FiMa,
RosE, or ERystrELAs, PiArrxs. praruIsa,
BLovcHxs. BiArSs and BORIS. TuaoRs, TkrrKn
and SALT RAEux. ScALp HEAp. N,NowomN,
RHEunArrsx. SrrarlIric and MRRccRiAL Dls.
EASES, Dnorss, DYsrxrs,A, DswiLirv. and.
indeed. ALI COMPLAINTS ARisINo PROM VsriA.
rRD ON IAruxx BLoop. The popular belief
IA " in,paity Of The Mood" is founded In truth.
or scrofula Is degeneration Of the blood. 11,s
particular purpose and virtue Of this SarsarA..
rilla j. to purify and rcgcncrate this vital luid
without which sound health i impossible IN
.on Eliminated constitutions.
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IA" ROAD.

x>ur wiii sa<e srsm THREE TO FIVE DAYS fINB
ty taking this pdpuiar and pleasant rnHte.
The Casashes Of the " ESTERS STAG cow
FAyY rsa Ia ecrneeriss vita the Platte County
gsiiread "a 81. ioseps conreciss 81 Joseph wish
Dxsiy Trains % HANNfeALs oriScT, CHICAGO.
ST Lorts. saa al psints In The East.
THROUGH rick SIS soaa 10 all psints i. sss CT
ted States AID Cansss-
L>Ticke;. 70 ChscxGc ,ew "a ~ any afher rosts
si.sa.. 1T HAYWARD,
r. y GROAr tseai Sept HAznshal.
Ges1 TicAes Ast. Harnsbai-
r. O. PEASk. vestern Argent.
4. G. xVf1, T1ckss AesrA Cossrsi Bs1e.
y6nle 0es
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF POTTA.
WATTAMlE COZ NrY. IOWA.

N THE nISrRuCT COURT or r0TrA-
WATTAMiE COUNTY, IOWA.
wheeler, xelies ( Co, Piatnttfs )rss Term ,se,
80. i1p+ ASt"., iou~.
jain II. Carver, Dsfendans Sof'siha Se'ee'
4& To Jehn II. Carver. Defe udans,
V0U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THERE IS
row n f4e IN the oice Of the Clerk Of the District
CsIri of fotswsitsulic County. Iowa. q petition Of
WbeEier. Aeiics & Co. tie ahsve named piaintiTs
Claiming OF yau The sEH Of One Haaarcd and Nine
and Fsioo Dollars money dse them fren yen up,f
verbal azresert With tseal made entered into In
the month February. 1860. pas Hannibal and
st. joseph Rat'road Company the Of Two Hundred
aud Fifty Dollars treighs due said Company and here-
bs Gssharre certain Threshiag Machines held hy said
Company for the payment Of said freghts; and that
a.iess yea srrsar thereto ard defend on or before
Of the Second Day OF the term Of said
Court, 70 be begun and hnliea the LIST Msudzy In
February 1854 Aefaalt will be entered sEaipst ysa
AMI fgraent rendesei thereon. And ysu further
notified that said petsea asks for the issue Of Writ
Attachment In fer the that ron are
q nan-fessen. Of the af Iowa. have pfoperty
In tais STATE liable aftsehmest-
DOUGLASS ROSS,
Dec. -, 1851 H(as AIRY
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The POSTAGE 10 any part Of the United States viii
be bu, Iw~nty-four &c sta FEAR fer "Blaekvood."
and bur Fsurtren Ccnts year for each Of the Re-
views.
At the above prices the Periodicals will be furnished
foe 1861.
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AND As
.Prcmium to New Snbsc ribers.

the Mes. Of tho Pericals for 1850 will be fur
pizhe.t olulplete, trithous addffionI charge.
Unlike the more eraemerst Magazines Of the day,
these Periodicals ise little ey sge Hence, afu,i rear
Of the Nss for 1860, be arded nearly sslE-
able as Ter 1862
sunxer,he,. wishing also the Nos. for 1851 viii be
.nppI led 10 the following ExTREAELY Low AArEs.
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FACTS FOR STOCK SHIPPERS.

Stocrlear.ng Na-engo at 100 p NJ arrive. at
Chicago at 90 the next morning. IN time for early
Markets and Stock trains on the Eastern lines.
The whoe time consumed at the Mississippi River
does not eNced twenty minutes There is no change
OF cars, no ferriage delay.
The opening Of the NJ. Sc II. r.. to Marengo.
enables parties driving stock from Des MONIES, and
other points in Central and Western 1owH before
sidsred equally ei0ant from the different roads) to
save three days driving and from 10 to 30 the
cars over any other route.
Stock WILDE delivered TO any 81 The dlcrent yards
al Chicago. EtE E -
The M. & n. r. r. is now being extended west OF
Marengo, and fast completed Stock Train. will b
run to the end Of the track.
Every facility for tho convenient hipreht of Cattle
Freishts as low via any other route and no pains
spared to render it the desirable route from Iowa
to Chicago
THROUGH TICKETS
To sil principal points in the United States and
Canadas. by all routes, be procured WASHINGTON
Iowa CITY aud Marengo. JOHN Y. TRACY,
W a. ST JOHN, Gent Supt.
Genl Freght and Ticket Agent.
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[Adrertisemenf.
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AND THE -
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TuE WORKING FARMER AND UNITED
STATES JOURNAL.

the appreciation OF Heaven. NJ. b.