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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-02-14
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DEstyics Cours Of pOstawaltaie eeussfy. Iowa. ~ :
George A. Hsyhes, Asgnst9 n Haynss, Carries ~
Haynes, Alice 3. HayHes, EEh& a. Haynes, Clara y.
Haynes, BY Geo. sHayaeA her hext ffisa Pishktass
? Ii Il tgSy43s ReTeMs
Alexander n. Harris George Harrfs, 0laTa HafssA
Observation-Disclosures term, 1895.
To the abope asass6 defaa6anfE ID 49,
You are hereby sOtiGed Ghat there ID now on ais In
the oes Of thY csefk VI the ntstrct Court u Peta
satanic Cdnsy petitdn of the drove usasedpgah4
tSTs, @aaG9 - Haynesy7Apguata ~. Haynsss Charles
A. Agnes. Haynes, Ezra A. M4ynes, and CfAr3
T. HayRes by GeoA HayRes, her nexk fTiends elatas
Ing Of you partition o. the foiIowfng real estate
ated 10 the cry OF C8uncH Bguas eoAn4E Ct RWkAwak
Asmie and State Of Iowa, vfzs Lois nlaes ten 1iel
thirteen ESl and fosFseen ca - - = ~ naY@
liss lst addition to CoaneiF - ve s In block
eight tsI Ia Jackssnss addiesx esA oohnctl BlnasS
lots eleven, t1 fifteen, feet OF 81 s9uth
side Of ons hundred and seventegn Uus hMetedl
and twenty one Apnared snd f25)
one huna ed and thirty, (t3g1 hundred a thlFtSs
(lail one hndred sad nipeig two, ffa2l Twp bun
dred and two f5o2l two hundred and twenty o0A Oh
ana two Auured and In the otiginaI
raj and six f6T In block ons ~ tie Aaffh onsahiHAo&
ioione Oh and lot sight, N In bloek three nj fin sEev
mans addition 10 safd C6nfcN BsdAs ASH yeMg ore
further nosisd that Kad petitsn ceanns OF 300 me
paFtition o. said real estate Into thfea equal a
possession In ssyeraIty, Of ~ haiA ea4aI Ttss
And you arseaTsssx natiAed that NaiHsN fgaaAprtat
thereto and dsfsnd before o. The 81 day 81 the
uenced In said County % the last Mens In yaAaAfg
Do 1859 4oswit % the 2ekh day uf JAnBary. 1853.
default will be entered Agahst y0a and 5u6gent fen
desed Astsof In aceOraaaes wish ses gssyeg e saA
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eYsHls Patriotic FraseSnifys being FOw prepared 20
estahtish III branches IN Rosta wattamie Ceanty u.
wife 70 usnbershtp an aoeaI eglExsns party
se seca Its aims are rs foitswss ss.. : = ~ .
tie United States from dsinasgfatIsa and aecay
g. 10 secure 70 posEerity biFthrght o. kreedosA
IT Conscience, speech aad Rctsens q atE 81 3v e
a. 10 assurd 10 peopte q ether isn1s an asyiueAs
rsfuxs from tyfanay cpprsssEo and poltleai wrors.
10 perpefuate the emery ef shs founder ae Snss
great BaDubliG anUa their worthy and tmmortM sne~
cesaors. e - 2FzAS -, .,...'..
o. 70 teach by covenants eaahlsms, and sOleln ceF-
eoaiss tAe HARMONY, strength and eeaafycf National
unity. A+eA ls..1@ FFsNShsEtst +si9f '.ySssaf ~
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Rufus Boate, ana - -..sa@a} a5a I..-5&r Cd
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To ChytsfopAer e. HgaF, Etf--z 't' ~ aAt4a32.- "a
Ton are bsrsbS nos6sd that lhsss nav IN ale In thu
once Of the CLERK Of the District Cc1 Of rottawafia
mie county In the state Of Iowa. psttlna bf sRfnHe
Street. clairans the right as subsequent incunlbran
Ger 70 redeem Ls Z, D. D. In nIsck - 10 Anasa~a
subdivsion In tAe city Of Cosniit BLUR frcn saIs
made BY the Sheriff Of said county ~ said fsss on
ladgmenf OF foreeiosafe Ut MostgAgs executes by
b. D. Gray 70 Rufus Reati, and asking that Che sale
msde by the Sherinof said Iets he set asse yit az
Tots you now clAm 10 have Interest In By deed from
the said ssa and that an AmenSed peiition haa been
nied In said cause making yoa party detasn fbafnIn
An that unlsss yaa sppeaE aal answer lhereso 0u al
before Of the second day 81 the neat tern
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'SasnAsss rendered sAsr'cn. 49, -.
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| E veal and Forks Poultry, Game and Vegetables
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cheapest Magazine, and see how much more reading
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txS0 II n 81 Isl Yd are hereby n6siGea thea
tnefa il maw al aae Id fhh 0ea Of Ahe Clerk pf the
BEstrict Court ~ @assamle C4anfy, 10 Rreitlsn
az Pratess e se pF6glnm tha4 me Banas aN tmatsf~
hony exastand bstwaen yon and aata petElDaef. may
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estate thsraEn snaonSd M wss 81 atiaany and that
tore naoa ef ha ss1s3 na1 eE tke nkxt ssrm % th@
District Couzt In and III Fasa CeHntg - BE- b@gun and
h0idefS 81 MssllsY tae 3stf N&e 6a sauaxy d., 1ssR
a Duneit Blufs afauas will be entered assussyeu
ana daeEa8 il h1poEdance win tha psaxaf u aidRes
titiesa a u t3ss ss y ~ 4si.s C. STOME,
- Attorney Tor Pefit1onefA
Counet8 BiafFs MovsrhaF 10Th. asSa H.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

ITs WHAT You SrErD.-" rt's what thee7i spend, my son. said . sage old quaker, ( pot what thee'll make, which will decide whether thes's to be- rich or not" The advice wac trite, for 1t was Franklin's in another shape ]" Take care of the pennies, and the pounds will take care of thenseIves.n But it cannot be too often repeated. Men are contiuualIy indulging in small expenses, saying to them. selves that it's only trias, yet forgetting that tho aggregate is serious, that even the ssa shore is made up of petty grains of snnd.-- Ten cents a day is even thirty-six dollars and a half year, and that is the interest of capi. tal of SIX hundred doIInrs. The man that saves ten cents day only, is SO much richer than hs who does not. as if be owned Iile estate in house worth six hundred dollars and if invested quarterly, does not take hall that time. But ten cents day is chiIds play, some will exclaim. We'll, then. John Jacob Astor used to say, that when man. who wish. ss to be rich. has saved ten thousand dollars he has won half the battle. Not ibat Astop thought ten thousand much. But lie knew that, in making such Sum. man acquired habits of prudent economy, which would keep him advancing in wealth. How inais. hswsv- CT, spend ten thousand in . few ysnrs iu extra expenses, and tkem. ou looking back. cannot tell. as they say, where the nl,iI,'y wei b. ' To save, is the golden rule 10 grt rich. To squandsr. even iii small suns is the first step towards tn. poor house.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

EHARP PRAcrIcE Capt. Bennett. of New York Detective Police. was in town yesterday
 and In the courss of conversation on the sub iject Of thieves, related n incident that m oc- cured in New York along the docks. He sfafed that on the end of one of the numer- Ious pieTsz on the north side . private watch u,an mn sfhfionsd. and on the corner of the TIT S7 tb6 eommencemeDt of the pier wss anoiks1 tsivats watchman. Between these t~o wafsfpen and nearly in the csntre of the pier Nas hornhead of uplasses. h the night sshoat containing 1v6r thieves vas rowed up 1Ioneside of the s|ock, 41l with the proper tools. they bored u1 lhSopz nc dock into the ihokIhsads and by nasSszi of an india rubber fat extsScked m tho mQlas5of ffoI1 tIIe kOzs- 'head< In th& morning the ei[Insn calae 10 i&ks fIa uo]6iSes awsY, bul, on RoieE (o ron tie hoxslsead Il, tfs tf1ck. disco7efsd thatf ft6 eontenls lad leaked ont II that i& not cheating man ont 0f his eyes, what is 2 !. Pop9kksspsie kaQzs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

THe FIRsr PalnfED BooK.--It is . rslnarka' bls and most interesting fact, that the very
 drst to which the discovery of printing was ap- piled, vas the production of the Bible. This was accolaplished at sients, between the years of l450 aud L55, Guttenburg was the inven. tor of the art, . goldsmith furnished the neces. sary funds. This Bible was in two folic vol. tunes. which have been justly praised for the strength and paper, the esactness of the regis. ter, and the lnstrs of the ink. The work con tained twelve hundred pages, and being the first ever printed, of course involved long period of tine and an immense amount ol mental. manual, and mechanical labor and yet for . long period after 1t had been furnish. q and offered for sale, not . single human being save the artists fhsmselyss knew how fl had been accomplished.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

A DsvorEp Lovea.-A young man walked from neighboring town, ten miles distant, to this city, to get steam' it to bring his girl tn the circus. He arrived at one of onr stables ai halspast i've clock. and waited till the .'head man. c.,uId be called up. He tuok the team went after his girl. and returned in season | see the circus enter the city. Trey spent the day here. seeing the sights, and after the per eormance. retnrncd -he to return with the hDrst and walk back. Talk about swimming tic Hsllespont, and add the witchery of song to make it more romantic Thes fellow wh. suam that small shest of water was no lover d all beside the youth that walks tws,ty miles oi d hot JaIy day to give the idol of bis heart { chanee tn 70 in style to sec the circus i-nan cheaw (N HI Mirror.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

TIE MYSTERY or TAnfxo Brsps.--Soms masters and mistfesses can never tame their birds, never get them to be on terms of inti. macy. The cause is evident. Thers arc no feelings of affection in common bstween thsm-they do not love their bids. The Isi- ter know as much, and are assursdly aware that they are kept simply for tnS saks of fufs nishing amusement. We have noted the same unerring sagacity with all our pets--our squif. rels in particular. They would instantly de- tect any person who might be preparing of wishing to play them of some practical ioks, and would, to our deep delight, fasten on them at once, paying handsomely, and In full, for all favors about to be received. It was, however, impossible for us to auEer them.- They too well knew the friendliness of our disposition what merry romps and gambols we had together. both by day and night, up stairs. and in the garden. No doubt
 1t Is . wise provision of nature thus to eudow our little friends with instinctive powers ol perception. The face is the index of the mind. They read our character when they catch our eye.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
WHOLE NO. lsse

TAKiNo IF 4 CoLLEcrieS Rarely have va had . better story. or better told story than thiss from . reverend gentienan ia Missouri {:
 On one occasion we had q visit from the presiding elder of our district at one of our quarterly meetings. We had not pald our cir cuit reacher l. aFy dime." as the boys say, and we xpecled scoring from the elder.
 We'll. we were not disappointed. The ei- der preached us moving discourse from the text "oscs no nsan anything" At the closs of the sermon he came at once to the subject in h,,,d.''
 Brethrsn,'' said hs. !" have you paid Broth CT - anything this year ?-nothing at all, understand. We'll, now, your preachpr can't live on. the air. and you must pay up--pny up. that is the idea. He needs twenty-iivc dollars. aid must have itl Steward. we'll take up q collection now"
 Here some of the audience near the door began to slide'' out.
 " Don't run don't run p exclaimed the elder: l@ Steward, lock thas door and fetch me ths key" he continued, coming down out of tho pulpit and taking his seat by the stand table
 n fft mt.
 The steward locked the door, and then do. posted the key on the table bY the side of tho elder Sss. VI"
 Now, steward" said he, . go round with the hat. must have twenty-five dollars out of this crowd before one of you shall leave this house. & V Here was fx." The congregation wera taken all aback. The old folks looked aston. ished, the young folks uttered. The stevord aravely proceeded in the diseharge of his oli. cial duties. The hat was passed around anl7 at length deposited on the elders table. Inc elder poured out the funds on the. table and counted the amount.
 "Three dollars and halgl A slow start, brethren Go round again, steward. We must pull up heap stronger than that r Around went the steward with his hat again, and finally pulled up Ut the elders stand.
 "Nine dollars and three quarters mol enough yet, go round again, steward r
 Around goes the steward the third time.
 Twelve dollars and half Mighty sloW, brethren 1; 'fraid your dinners will all get cold before you get home to eat 'eml Go round again, stt ward r'
 By this time the audience began to bs fides. ty. They evidently thought the joke vas get ting to be serious. But the elder was relent. less. Again aud again circulated the indef,- tigabls hat. and slowly, but surely, the pile" on the table swelled toward the rsquisits amount.
 Twenty-four dollars and a halfi Only lack half dollar. Go round again, steward P Just then there was tap on the wirdoW from the outside; hand was thrust la hold. ing halfdollar between the thumb and iugor, and Q young fellow outside exclaimed:
 " Here, Parson, here's your money let my gal out O there! lin tired of waiting for hef.
 " It was the last hair that broke the cam. els back" and tho preacher could exclaim, | in the language of Ike Turtle, "This 'ore meetin's dons bust upi''
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

Gnowrxc Sraoxa TO THE BuRDEx. --f.oyai pe,pIs ais making q second Sparta of America; they are learning how. to be brave. to wait as well as fight how to endure disappointment and delay with fvrtituds aud Icps. They are growing slow to believe iu runored victory, and stout to beur unwelcome tidings. One yoar ,,Co. inc bells would have rung out joyfui peal at the uiicertain whispero If grand success, that came to us Saturday night. and the light of illuminations would have put out the stars. One year ago, the slow, cs,ld downink of tho actual truth would bava becn ushered in wilh bitter woris of condemnation, either of ,hs Government or the GenerlIs ii command.
 Not 90 now cool consideration and nns1s- ken confidence have taken the p:ace Of intec- tive and complaint and the ereatest Of the log al people today, rest in . grand pey.a suo- lime faith through an cloud, ard at all cost t''s land VII De sayed and tEe whole world blesf.
 And this is tIre nations duty thia steady faith and iortitude tlIis cbeeriulness aud hope {; t s.sthe power behind ths throne" so the Federal armies. It is at once our sacFc9 duty, and tleit undoubted fight.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

The folleuing rich scene is said f0 bays latelr occurred in one of our courta of justice, beswsen ths Jndss and Dutch witness Fl the wny from Rottsrdaln
 judee " hat is yonr naaiye Isnedage 1T
 Wiineas pe no natiye. pe | leotch- mn z
 Juaee What is Yor moahef toneqs 3's Wilsen 0h, iSder ssy ahsss III 3onens.z' Iu1re m n irFitabl , tene, fkat lan- TIT did ron erst kernf Whit laoruzse sliSl you epeek in tks egezlle 5. V| ffno - T tid 1ot ;ahcaI R6 laiSfui2e ii IT s.sals m Ionly ssisd ie poose z seven knudrsd Missiseippi neiI kasa lheen assembled at Erand Gulf ana[ z1l {11 Ae Edrilled es the Fjrst Missi1sippi Re1
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

sIxsuLrED THE WReEa GoosE. "A bash- sal gentlsnau of Holly Springs. Mississippi, took violent ..hankering" after fair seams stress of the town and after great deal vi hssitation, finally brought his courage to 2 sticking point and made an evening call upon the lady. Hefound her busiv engaged at her work. pressing of garment with faiiors goose. Shs, however received him very cour- teously aud continued her work. A basy of tho seamstress' female friends dropped in . few minutes after our heroic friend had subsi. dsd into silence. for he found 1t absolutely i'm p0ssibse to t0maintain conse rsation with the lady The sudden entrance of the visitors, in- stead of relieving. only added to his embarass-
 ent. and he sal in silence until his situation became painful to all, hut to nuns moro than himself. All efforts to draw him into consersa' ton proved ahortiye, and it bccams . matter oj serious concern to the ladies how to relieve tho gentlemen of his embarrassment without : catastrophs, for he was well known to all ol thsm as gentleman of great worth, bashful- ness being his only frailtys The seamstresl 6 nally got though with her work, and called ont to the negro man in-the kitchen
 :. John r
 The door opened. and steut, burly nssrt suck his head through the doorway, and said:
 am he Missuss
 .t Johp. Will you take this goose ou, r Our bashfal friend sprung to his feet in ar instant and exclaimed 1T bee your pardon. Mst!aIn, for intrudin; on you, but III % esf ssyse!
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
HOLMES ' VT

BANKSTREEr. Wxxunsunl. Cosn. WYE nave a<sociatsd ur. !. D. Wellso . :14 8 NswXssk CIeywlth ns. and hope. hy hts anlntanta In market, t0 make etlIl greAser enslr petyonees.
 snsli open every week tho choiceetstylee 92ealslss . of aOoD6 from the Bostonnnd epec!al attention VIII hs paid to thsSslsc. 9>4o Qts4o noee elesentD DnE6s e DDS and the x.ss5's. 7 55e @ess ss.Aaosatlssp prias llanslssand ' Ie!<s LII s ssi sasas | noesstsspIns saeods.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
bishop < setlgwick,
David 0. Buckley,

David 0. Buckley,
 nYALE2 IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE O of all kin is and prices. Chairs. Tables. Ea.saus, Bsdstsads and Coffine. Also Picture grsnsa. Toilet StAnds and Sofas made and ssiA sith nsntness, elexanoe and dispatch. Wsrshssss. West St.. Litchaeld. Conn. lvSe
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
@ Dental Notice. @25.0O d,.a. sxssGn.fsys nIi1. sss sls Ds'.s: a:.

~ Os " " Vasn. VIII, svs VIZ usH, N, siT .s ,aths, pay for tull Set of Upper Teeth, Q is Carat Gold, and warranted to it, and usds better than any made forthe sane prtcs \ H srttsrd. m 1 don't as yet, for the want o' ' Fin lbe found tt the old Stand where I have tssa for the past . years. over the Post 0mce, ssst6 -Ntrsst, Lftchfeld.
 Tksakfnl for the libsral patronage have re- TT ivea for ysars psst, hope by oiosest appltca- dsa C ny own business to merit and rsceivea . esntiauaaes of tbseame. <,
 rSt hasId. Jan. lst. 1882. tt.&T
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
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IT GAKIN0. & ! r o>oe> 1S1I1 Sili U csrrisd or hv x1x S7116 iplns HArrEaa, x& I&1Go1 .S Sx51 11Sl Y \ Sine to ths Bpsiness
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

4So danshters Of Jolln BsII of Teonessee nov in RlI)lndclPhiaf s< I's''s tl'' 'e,;s'>eN srostly anaoxai 4t the in1lc<t'trs 4' '' 4|s- Gdancs eu;, pfozperjty sSsry1hvie +s'tes'
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
] OYSTER SALOON
W HEMIMnWAY

V HEMINGWAY mn AS eonstantly on hand, | suppliss 0Ys- LII TIERS Riw. .Roast Fried .Stewed-by the eiats eF quantity
 Tciacso. UigAru, Candies, Nuts, &c. &c., at the
 NEW OYSTER SALOON.
 Oppoalts Csatral pArk, Litchheld. Eitchhslds Jan. 23d. Fl062. ti-4V sr~l' E. .. Stoddard,
 SHARON. q 1ToRNEY aud Uounsellor at Law. and Arsntfsr tho collection of Soldiers Bcun Sy. nsek Pay and Pensieas.
 iSasen. oct. a, 1862. tf-26
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
Ullas. llosclalxiss g Son.

WOL00TrvILLE.C CONN.,,
 wnRAoTE0Ab AnCHrrE0Ts AND BUILD Hlf1. HAnafacturers of Sasn ;pooIs, ,blin1e: iTerl1Is4s. &o.. and Dsalers in Lumber of all S.s ss~lux III rlsnIng dsns at short notice. 2n~ x SSs3 f IVY tf-l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
-CHARLEs KlRCHBERGER,
 R00t md shoe Maker.
Mansion House. Ss sPENCER, PROPRIETOR, ,LrTcHFIELD 0s Conn. S2.
Wm. H. RrNIllaM,

Wm. H. RlNmlan,
 D9ALER IN FOREIGN and STAPLE Dry D q ,sds. Groceries, Crockery, Glass Ware sad Yaakss Notions. No. [ West Street. lst issr vsst of the Court House. .Litchhsld Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

Charles B. Andre vs. A TToRNEY { COUNSELLOR AT LAW, A Kent. Conn. Il
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

Tuesday, April 81, 1853
cOTToN-The market Is very unsettled and sales have
bsn at GO TO zoe ms quality. We quote Mtilings nom
nally from 65 TO 6jc per 10.
rIotR-The market has been quite dull. In prices no
material change place. Good and choice az So
10 81 I5 Including Genesee, Ohio. cana and Michigan,
and some hvorie brands are held at 50 per Dbl.
apAINThe sales Tor Corn have been 90 10 96c for
common and prime Western mixed and 9ic 10 VI for Wes-
tern and Southern yellow. Oats remain without change
rive 81 10 10 81 T. White Beans have been in better dc
mand The sales have been at 90, SO 20 to So co.
pRoyIsIoNS-The market for Pork Ia. been very quie
during the week Lard remains without much change
AMI lis been in moderate demand. Smoked Hams have
been in fair demand with sales at st TO loe cash Butte
las been dull and prices have declined The sales ha'
hen A. 20 10 3ic for goo choice aud extra n v and W
and IA TO 1se for Cheese is scarce, and sailing
/ ~ to l5c, as to quality.
sUGAR-There Is better feeling In the Sugar market
but prices remain about the same
wooIFleece and Pulled been comparatively quiet
he sales have been at from rs 70 50; for fleece, and %
90c for superior and extra pulled