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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-01-09
Box 752, Dubuque, Iowa
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

The mule is hat boss and hat iackass,
and then comes to full stop, natur-4d dis
coverin her mistake Tha weigh more
accordin to their .heft than any other
crestur exsept acrowbars, Tha Kant hear
emmy quicker, nor further, than the hoss,
yet their ears are big enough for snow
shoes. You kan trust them with emmy
one whose life amt worth more than the
mules. The only wa to keep them into a
paster, is to turn 'em into medder jine-
in, and let them jump out Tha are red.
dy for use just as soon as tina will da to
abuse. Tina liant got emmy more friends
than a Chatham street Jew, and will live
on huekleberry brush, with an occasional
chanse at C2nady thistles. Tha are Il
modern inVenshun; / don't think the
Bible deludes to them at all. Tha sell
for more rnolfy than emmy other domestic
animal. You cant tell their age by
lookin into their mouth, emmy more than
YOU could Mexican cannon S. .Fha never
had no disease good club wont heel. If
they ever die, they must come right tp
life again, for Tneyer heard nobody sF
" dcd mule" Tha are like some mgh,
very korupt at hart give known them
to be good for six months Just to get a
chance to kick s1mbody. Ineven owned
one. nor never mean to, unless there is a
United States law passedrequirinit. The
only reason why they are pashanet is be.
cause they are ashamed or themselves.
would not 50 what am forced to sa
ssin the mule. if his birth want an out
rage, and he hant 70 blame for it.. Tha
are the strongest creeturs on arth, and
heaviest accordin to their size. herd
teIl ov one. who fell of from the tow
path into the canal, and sunkas soon as
he touched bottom, but he kept rite on
towinthe boat tn the next station, breath.
IN through his ears, which was out ev
Eater about 8 feet 6 inches. -,
CucAGo, Jan. 6-Senator Wilson has
Drawn up amendments TO tho eonscrip-
ton bill. which is understood 10 embody
The views Of the Governments. Under.
nus bill none are exempt but the Vice
resident, Governors, Judges of the Fed
IA and State Courts. 1t reeeives as SUBJ
@tutes those onIs not liable to draft. .s,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-01-09
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
FOR SALE.

a nrsTILIERY with Tea Acres Of Land, between
Il Council Blgfs and 0nsha..- sa..<, &sa~ ,.." B.,
ALSO, $40 Acres ofTimbcr and Prairie land. twO
miles west OF Council Blufs.
ALSO, 60 Choice Residence Lots in Andrews Sub
Division to Council 1innssr 4sse AZ ysrs ~ ~
ALSO ssCAases Luss M ~ tsiiams lss aadation to
eoan1f Bluffs, -: =
/ Al SO, 1000 Acres Of Choice Prairie aud Timber
lands Ia Woodbury. county situated In the Valley Of
lie Little Sic River, % miles East 81 Sioux City
Any Of the above property can DO bsagh reasonabie
on application 70 s5.tt-ss.E@ -
& .-E,-7s as THeAASssEFFEIEs,s AgeEs.
= jan. 7th, 'si-dtt. - - a~~ $3.50
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-01-09
aan rgamgYr PhYaar.

Bilious Disorders - Liver CoEaplainss
- Fsohs Dr.. 1Asadesx RsH, If Fsss Tsye Cry -.
Not only are pour P.Fs amrzssy Adaptsd 70 thelr pa
posa an apeEieut but End their kcnscia asets np
the Liver very marked indeoa They hare In my prs
tco tossd more eectual far fhs ours u aasaas cen
plasts tah any remedy eaa aesaiiam. ssncsfsl
rejoice that have at lUngth hnralisa uhieh d NJ
lily the OoahIenra Of the pfesssi0n ana ths psosla
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-01-09

Bryant ST., North of Broadwa y
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. -
r AN PREPARED TO ACCOMMODATE THE TRAY
i ELLING PUBLIC with angt Thing In the
LEvERYLTSE ON REASONABLE Terms
WIN alto ran an Omnibus Of IIack to and from ths
al EasdinE dart NJ the baating season. = "a :a +
hsir residence for Passengers will be Accommodated
leaving word II the Stable. -
-. =. John D0,sAN~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-01-09

ABSTRACT OF TEE MesrHrxs srArExzz
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-01-09

say they ts b4kk cathatss We smplgr Thelr ksg-
latiag arSieon the issF ID qatek Rnd dsesdeA soHa
SnsnI they aEs an admiEahs rsnasa oe aeganssiasss
bss dssasE obstinate that t did mot readily yisId u
tha0. FraternallS years, ALoNzo EAI.lsl M d, :
- ErE, kAEaeSss AZ tAs AzYIas Aessitd
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-01-09

New YoRK. IA letter FROM HHafpers
Ferry, states that Coles Maryland cavalry
have met with . serious disaster. Fifty.
seven out ofseventy-fiye men being either
captured or killed near RuctoItanl, Pa,
where they encoiint cred an oEerwhelrn-
ing force OF rebels.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

e Attention is callei To the fact that on
FRIDAY. My 6. lr64 Walker. McKeruan &
Godsberrv will offer for sale at auction the resi-
dence or North Illinois street adjpining Cunning
hams Confectionery on the north. and opposite
the Governors mansion. The house i a W :
story frame. new. and contains twelve rooms
The lot is II b feet front by 100 feet deep and
has good assortment OF fruit trees. shrubberv.
&c well, cisterr. stable and carriage hOhSe AT
the same time will he sold the vacant lot adioin-
ing the above. on the north: 80 feet front 10y l20
feet deep
At tine same time. will be sold the vacant lot
adjoining the above named lot. on the north.
S,ze . feet front bv 100 .eet deep.
The three lots together have front
of l0l /, feet. and separately or together consii
tlte one OF the most desirable localities in the
CITY The sale should be attended by all who
contemplate an investment in city property.
ap20-2t
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

GoISG TO Europe MIR Gerard Many, former
ly of France. but Tor many wears 4 citizen OF In
dianapOliS, proposes "a mike trip 20 the land of
his nativity. about the both of June. One of tie
principal objects of his visit To the country will
he 10 induce immigration 10 the United States.
He has doubt that he procure hundreds OF
skilled mechanics. artisans and ordinary laborers,
who will he glad TO come here. provided that they
can have some reasonable assurance of immedi-
ate employ on their arrival Mr. MANY,
therefore desi e all who wish to secure work men
in auv departmeut. call on him at his residence
No 61 Noble street. where he will be glad 10
give all information desired in regard to the mat
ter Mr MANY will also undertake the manage
ment of any business in FrtIce that NAV he in
t'u-ted to his care. He Is known to many of our
rrizeus. a very intelligent. practical aud trust
worthy gentleman Journal.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30
Farewell, &. IN. ,,.h Resam.n,I.v.I,



Little harp. unsrung and silent,
Wake again In words Of cheer:
Sing Of freedom. ing Of vA'or.
sing Of brave who know not fear.
Let the sound ring br sdiy. grsndiy:
Sound that counts eight battle nelds,
sonnd that tells df glorious martyrs,
OF an arm that never yieds
Tell me, II N, music wsv,r
A the crimson tide Il paints.
lid that washed our proud escuscheoa
From old Buena Vita Iaintsl
Mo- The anthem swelling higher
Broader, ful.er. well may sound,
kingii loud the tale Of glory,
How the honor lost was found.
But q caderce one note softer
Can but SIC Il within Thy swell.
when II breatbes oge thought within u.
That one thOught-"frswell! f4re~elli"
Soon those hsarts so strongly beating,
High with hope and v8lor's might,
VIII their wat hword's truth be keeping,
AT the front IN every fight"
Brave Nacsuley leads 70 victory,
Follows gallant rank snd hle;
Death-,hey laugh At all his terrors,
Glory fires the tun'ral pile.
Gallant braves, when wsrs are over.
Fame thy laurel wreath will twine
Fadsless-even Time. the lighter,
Makesit but more brightly shine.
Now thy strings begin to tremble.
Little harp, like falling tears,
OF the coming note prophetic,
Ere the thought itself appears.
All meihought those strings we're broken,
As they quivered Ia each swell;
No; twas bur the heat strings apping,
As there came the word Farewell
MAGGIE LrrK SULLIVAN.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

20 To be successful in business, there are
some very important facts TO be borne in mpd
First. you must keep a we'll selected stock. be
up With the times. always having on hand the
latest styles; and be sure that you keep the best
and most durable goods sell ss nearly'as posi-
pie al uniform rates; be courteous and accommo
dating 10 your customers; and best Of all learn
how TO use printers ink. We are led 10 make
these remarks from thinking of our enterprisiug
friends Baker & Melver Of the hat and cap per-
sus'ion By adopting these rules. they have in
eN years built up trade that might we'll be
the envy OF larger city -IJoarnal
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30
JAcos BIsBrSe. o.

REMEDY roR PiLEs 1T is a blessing TO the
suffering 10 know that We have an effectuul cure
for this truly Troublesome disease Mr. J p
Haxarde. of l64 Second street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
takes great pleasure in informing all Who are
suffering with piles that he used small QUANTITY
of Dr. S,ricklsnd's Pile Remedy. and /, effected
a permanent cure This seems to be the case
with all who make use OF this splendid preoara-
ton. IL is manufactured at No. 8 East Fourth
street Cincinnati Ohio and sold by all drug gists
mars II
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

FINE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Thursday next. at 3 o'clock. Delzell 4 Jones will
sell to the highest bidder that well-locaed piece
Of suburban property on the corner of Mill street
and Michigan Road A iare chance is here
offered to get fine out. town residence an
improved road. and convenient to the msnufac-
turing and commercial portion of the city 1t
will be sold without reserve. See advertisement.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

cF- Men Of taste will remember the auction
sale Of two acres on North Meridian street, at
o'clock of Monday next. and advertised in an
other column by Spsnn & Smith, other ground
in the same neighbcrhood will be offered At the
same time 30-2t
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

eE Why don't Governor Morton's staff vol
unteerr They are all vigorous and able-bodied
young men-especially Col. Holloway. Their
bleeding country now demands their services Ii
would be burning shame, il they should suffer
women to take their places. particularly after His
Excellency has drawn his circumambient sword
and waved il in the bloody air.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

PoLIcx GUARDS RALLY You are called upon
to meet At headquarters (polce ofice) this Sat-
urday at o'clock Z. NJ. tor the purpose of
trsnsscting important business. and to ascertain
how many OF the company are willing TO devote
100 DAYS to their country's service. Now. gen.
tlemen. your country calls, and we hope you will
respond willingly and al once
We will recruit a company at once We are
ready now 10 receive recruits Come on, boys.
b, order of W. s JoHSsroS.
Captain.
JAcos BIsBISs, o. s.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

COUNTRY GKsTLENES-Remember the auction
sale Of two acres on North Meridian street. at 2
o'clock on Monday next. advertised in another
column. by Spann & Smith: other ground in the
same neighborhood will be offered at the same
time ap30-2t
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

tE- Just received, fine stock of new and
beautiful Scotch Goods. for spring wear, which
will be made to order in the best Of Style at very
low prices. by Heitkam. Merchant Tailor Call
and examine the stock and satisfy yourselves. at
No. IL North Illinois street. l9-tf
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30
L L f l. O IL ID + a Il III I.
SOLDIER
Don't go Back to the V'Gr.

N r many have died from Darrhpa and Dysentery in
II your regiment. Now take warning and do not re-
turn without supply ing your knaack with bottle 4
many were saved lat year by taking Il after ng d
cAarged AID sent from the hospitals incurabe. tine
doe will Immediately relieve the most severe case of
Darrhpa or seniary II is acknoNl lodged By the fac
uty 10 be the only med cine known Chronic Disr-
rhopa and Dy>enary Now don't neglect it, for your
return change If diet snd water. &c Will
/, bring on N ,rrhua and 81 cent botte Of Dr. strck-
land'S tiChol-ra Mixture will you and several
othtrs ltw.Il Keep gOoi in sfy climate. DO not fail t.
tell your comrades put bottle Of il in their KNAPP
sacks.
Sold by Druggists and prepared only by DR. A. srick-
land, 6 Fast Fourth street, Gil cirnad, O.
For ,a'e by W. |. Hassi, 4 Co. Browning Sloan,
Stewart Morgan J. r. Senour, Tomnson n Cox, Egner
4 wocher march7 dlyeod&wly
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

NORTHERN SUBURBAN GROUND AT AUCTION
Spann 4 Smith will sell acres of the best
residence ground in the State. being next TO the
residence OF Wm Henderson. E-q. on North
Meridian and Pennsylvania streets. on next Mon
day, at two O'Clock. 27-d5t
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

cB The business men OF indianapolis will find
the Clay County Democrat one Of the best ad-
vertis NJ mediums in the State The paper il
the size OF the Daily Sentinel, and has good
circulation. Send all orders to A. T. Lansing
Bowling Green. Indiana. % 81
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

~ For fine and fashionable merchant tailor
Ing work, call on Dessar & Bros. No 4 East
Washington street They have lately employed
one oi the best cutters in Cincinnati. and they
have just received most elegant stock OF piece
goods % Ct
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

O. B. SroUr BRo.-This old and established
grocery and fruit house-the oldest in the CITY,
have the largest and most perfect stock of gro
ceries and fruits ever brought to the city-such
n oranges. lemons, figs. rasins, prunes, prunels,
dried; raspberries. blsckberries. currants. fresh;
pine apples. shaddocks cocoanuts. ssrdnes. sar
dells. anchoveys. salmon. mackereI also, all
kinds Of bottle and can and preserve fruits. for
sale at Wholesale and retail. Call AMI examine
their extensive stock.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

WILLING TO Go-Prof b F. Gresh. principal
Of the String and Brass Band Of Music for Cotil-
lion Parties. &c tenders his services volun-
teer Tor 100 DAYS. il any competent lady will fill
his place in his absence As the family of the
Professor is entirely dependent on his profession
al eIertions Tor their support. he will require a
guaranty that they will be properly maintained
during his absence. Address, through the Post
Office, Prot. B. F. Gresh
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

tB- So good an opportunity for a profitable
investment in valuable city property is not always
afforded as the one proposed by Walker. McKer-
nan Goldsbery, in their advertisement for
auction sale of Real Estate. in to-day's paper.
au2Sd5t
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

tE-We understand that Young lady Of this
city has written note to Brgadier General Car
rington. stating that if he will 90 to the front,
she will take his place in the rear. for one hun
dred days or longer-staying. in fact. until the
rebellion is completely PLAYED out
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

|" Melville's great Australian Circus is in
the city splendid performance was given last
night. Il will exhibit this afternoon and to night
on Virginia avenue. Visit il: you will see the
best performance ever witnessed in this city.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

tT Aristocracy will remember the auction
sale Of two acres on North Meridian street, at .
o clock on Monday next. advertised in another
column by Spann & Smith; other ground in the
same neighborhood will be offered at the same
time. ap30-2t
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the auction sale OF
acres on North Meridian street at o'clock on
Monday next. advertised in another column. bv
Spann Smith; other ground in the same nei gh-
bOrhood will be offered at the same time
ap30-2I
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

Masonic NorIcE.-A special meeting Of Mari
on Lodge. No. IS. for work will be held this
Saturday evening at ~ o'clock. PunctuAl
attendance is requested.
FRANCIS KING, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

EARLY CLosIsG-Anxious 10 give our young
men time for improvement. will continue to
close at o'clock p NJ during the season.
W. 4 II GLESS.
feb12d6m Proprietors New York Store
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

Mr. Chanfrau makes his last appearance
at the Metropolitan tonight. The plays are of
his best, and in which he will display his versatile
genius. Chsnfrau is a man of infinite wit: he is
gentleman; he is scholar. He is. in our
judgment. the best actor. although his role is
comic. that has ever appeared on our boards.
Give Mr.. Chanfrau. Mr.. Bustch. and Mr. RILEY,
crowded house. TO night. To those who have
ladies, we suggest that they &C early to secure
their seats.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

FARM FOR SALE.

AyE OF TIE Bgsr STOCK AND GRAIN FARMS IN
Marion County. of s0s 100 blue grass
g. acres in cultivation and the balance Eol timber
several never iiilng springs. good Ochard Of thOce
fruit. dwelling houses barns lying MI north
west ON Indianapolis The La-ayeste Railroad, the
said road ru ming tsroagn he oen'er Of the farm
tor riurher p,r1icuafs inquire Of Danel Thomas. on
the prrrni A. l. Hed4e-. he ofice-
april dzw&~+~ HEtNY 4 BKkNSEkAS
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

SAD ACCIDENT esterday. Peter Green was
walking with friend along the track of the Ia
diana Central Rtrpsd. A train came dashing
along; Mr. Green's friend got out OF the way. out
Mr Green was run over aud instantly killed
ms body was horribly mangled He was quite a
Young man and We sre told very worthy one.
A coroner's inquest returned verdict in accord
snce with the above stated facts.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30
FOR SALE.

yUyHAT DpT OF GROUND ADJOINING On THE
north Of the block of bailcings built by Kirkland
A Fftxgfbbon on Meridian near the Union
Depot loO feet front by 80 feet Deep will be ,od IN IS
or 80 feet lots. the whole Of lot. This is
suitable locality for perou wishing purchase business
properly, The wholesale business the ci'y will be
Concentrated this street and The properly can be
bought nearly OEsefOurth the pricr Of Washington
properly. IL Las Deen demonstrated. by sctual
sales that there have been many goods sod by houses
this street any Washington snd IN our
branch Of the business, sole. when in bus DeSs
tobacco Wholesale than any three hoases Washing
The oeslity Of this grouTd, for whole ale
business. has advantage the saving % dray
sge than any Other location Ia the CITY, ods he
delivered on the pavement ~ all the railroads. TINS I'd
vantage will han the Of q store-roora on
Washington stIeet
For Terms, enquire Of
P. KIRLAND
Or, J. B. RYAN, eorner Of Maryland and Meridian
ayTl3-dln
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30
cT The parade of the | Oh Indiana, Yesterday

cB The parade of the lth Indiana, yesterday
was magnificent. Col. Mscauley, young aud
chivalrous. looking every inch the soldier, led his
brave boys. The, marched through Washington
street from the west To Pennsylvania street,
whence they went north to University Square.
Many citizens. INCLUDING ladies. here witnessed
their brilliant evolutions. The llth leaves to-
day for tie front. aud the best wishes of all 90
with them. Every man of it has proved himself
a hero.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30
WAS NEVER ACCEPTED.
sBsoL s-wE THINK DR.

Strickland quite right in advising you his advertise
ment in columns Of t"-day's paper take bottle
Of his highly recommended Anti Cholera Mixture In your
knapsacks IL may the lives Of many Of our hes
soldiers Mothers that your do not neglect Il
IOu get the Drug 50 cents per bottle
II is the best remedy for Diarrhos and Dysentrry.
march1 -dlyeodkwiy
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30
CITY IT z NJ s .

e9AII kinds OF Book and job Printing neatly
and promptly done at this Office. living rates
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

II To every man interested In the purchase
of valuable city property. the request is made to
read the advertisement Of Walker, McKernan 4
Gold.bery in to days paper. for auction sales of
Real Estate sp2sd5t.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30
WANTED.
SIS TO S15O PER MONTH.

rUNHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE CON-
II pany want an .gent IN each County solci, or
ders Tor their new sl5 hschre with gauge screw driver
and extra needles. We will pay a liberal salary and
expenses, or give . large commnsion.
for particulars, terms, &c, epelose stamp and ~
dress 7. s. PAGE Toledo. Ohio.
General Agent for the Unifed states
aprs-dlnlw3n
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30
NOTICE.
FOR RENT.
.VOT FOR S.1LOOvr

vUyHE STORE ROOM no. Is NORTH ILLINOIS ST
Apply to J. e. BRONSON,
No. 1875 Illinois street, up stairs, opposite.
apr22-dH
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30
Telegraphic Dispatches

NorE Our dispatches last night were mea-
ger and unmpcrtant. and owing to the lateness
OF the hour, were unavoidably left out
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

II STORE Room for Rent.
MO 46 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET INQUIRE
the Franklin House
aprl6-dtf HENRY T. WEl6LEIN.
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30
COMMERCIAL.
~ TrLEassrs-
CtnctuBatt Market.


CtnctuBatf Market.
CINCINNATI. April %.
Flour doll. an5 IOc lower: SO 40 for super6ue,
Sc 65 for extra.
Wheat is Sc lover. and doll: Si40@l 55.
Whsky unsettled and prices nominal
Provisions quiet Ness pork sold at S2SG
25 25.
L,rd quie' at l3Is@I3kc
Groceries firm. Coffee. 45G4Ic. Sugar. ~
to l2@l2Hc.
Gold advanced 10 79d76. silver to 64@66c
prem. Exchange firm.
~ew Sork Market.
NEW Yosk, April %.
Flour dull: quotations are st $735@7 .65
for extra State: 81 709s 90 for extra Round
hoop Ohio; S. O599 for trade brands; which is
5alOc lower.
Whisky unsettled and lower
Wheat dull and nominally ] Cf2c lower st 81 .I0
OLA for Chicago Snring. 81 7l@l "a for Mil
waukee Club, 81 7e@l.s2 for Winter Red West
ern
. Pork frmer at S26 for mess
Lard favors buyers at l4ls @l5c.
Butter 6rmer at 2sG30c.
Cheese steady at l6dl9c
Money easy at 6d7 per cent Sterling dull at
l96@l9I for currency. Gold opened at 1854,
aud closed at 5s7sc prem.
Chicago Market
Daily State sentinel., 1864-04-30

ond -destined be Of the greatest attrac-
tionS OF indianapolis. Already the country bordering the
Mic isan koad in this direction is sdjudged the most
beautiful in the neighborhOod Of the HOosier Capital