The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09

Spotted Erover."

I Spotted Brover." :..-,.
This dangerous mslady, which Is SAID
j to have prevailed in Lewis At somewhat
recent period, with fatal effect, has ap
peared in q number of the counties east
I Several deaths from its effects have
taken place very recently near Winterset
The OceoIa Sentinel OF the 24th .ult,
! speaking OF this disease in that county,
mentinus eleven deaths. within week
from its effects--besides o. number oi
cases that were not fatal. The Sentinel
learns that the disease seems to be conges.
ton of the brain accom- pauel by fever
and that bleeding should bs at once re-
sorted to, a5 depletion OF the system Is
Necessary, in the absence of which dnath
viii be likely to follow in many cases he
forea physician can be c4ilel."-Le@iS
Gazshe.
The Daily Nonpareil has been recently
enlarged 1t seems TO be on q course OF
steady prosperity. 1t Is now the largest
daily i'll Iowa west OF the Mississippi
river. Success continues 10 smhe upon
the cOmmendab!e energy displayed in
the Nonpareii. Ca&s Cosaty GQ-atte.
/ A young lady in dry goods store, in
Waterloo, recently expressed herself on
I matrimony. according to Hartman, inthe
! following strong language: II will not
get married until the war Is over. and
then | shall marry soldier-though
svery limb should he severed from his
! body !''-Cstkar Falls G45e.ts.
The Daily Nonpareil is soon to be en-
! larged. The increasing business OF
Council D.ufs and the Slope generally is
the only "apology offered. Success to
| the, cuterprise-no surer indication of
general prosperity should be asked for
the Advancement of the press and the
community at large being always eoinci-
| dent.-Oauva Gazette.
On Saturday eve ming last about hun
! dred canoes, freighted with Winnebago
/ down the Missouri What is the pro
posed destination Of these prosecuted
| fugitives we are unable to learn. but sup
| pose they will visit the Omahas, where
! we hope they ::ill obtain a, measure of
that relief from their savage friends
which is denied them by their white al
es..-'Ssour city Rty5&ter.
| A young man. some % Years of age,
! hajlimg from ''orey's Grove, or sogne
other part of the world, brought Yester
| day sorrel mare to town, and sold her
! to Mr.. Fnsign for $50. Before Mr.. En-
sign made payment, Marshal Noel came
along, and gently hinted to the young
man that the small sum which he de
manded for the mare proved that he had
stolen her. The young man protested
I b; cd NJ al
to accompany him to C0rey's Grove,
whrr" lie could prove that the mare be-
| lonred TO him The Marshal agreed :
but while his back was turned, the young
man started ut full speed up the river
and managed to distance pursuit. leaving
the mare in the stable. The young mon
stated his name was Johnson DtS
n0tat8 RcgS!er.
BabIitt. of the Bugle, Lysander W.
Rabbit, Babbitt, who was "a candidate
- once on time" on the Democratic
ticket for Lieutenant Governor Of Iowa.
says: 1T is great pity for, and an in
! dcllble shame upon, the Democracy Of
! Iowa, that they have no organ at the
capital of the State" Babbitt is poll
! tirian Of the rattIesnakc order-a traitor
all over; bold, open, defiant traitor, and
carries the "mark of intamv and con
demnation upon his brow. The editor
! Of the Statesman trie. to be- a "couservs
tive" Coprerhead; hence the trouble
between Babbitt and the Statesman. Go
on. " brethering," it's snake eat snake
and none of our funeral. - Hu0hey&.
One week ago last Saturday Judge Day
sentenced one +. NC TuttIe u twelve
davS confinement in the County Jail, tor
selling whiskpy contrary to law. In the
meantime the Grand Jury found another
bill against Tuttle for the same offence |;
and on Saturday last he was brought into
court to he sentenced for the third
offence. After explaining TO him the
reason WHY, the Judge sentenced him to
twelve days in Jail and forty dollars
fine.-LeoH Meas.
~ A student writes US that the State
University at Iowa City has been unu=n,
ally prosperous during the past year
Some 400 pupils are now in attendance,
freprosenting eleven States and forty
fthree counties in this State. -O Oskatoosa
! Herald
p@- The .proprietors of. the Council
Bluffs NonpGretEar compelled, on account
of their large increase in the advertising (
line--to enlarge their Daily to six
column paper. 1t was only last fall We
were sticking type" in the Nomparel!
office. and Ut that time their little I u 9
was in dreadful state. But through the
indefa,igahle exertions and good manage
ment ofthe propriet"rs. the paper has
! become paying as we'll a. one among
J the best Daiiies in the State. The DAlIy
! is worthy. ami should secure the patro"-
age of every freedom loving Un.on man
/ or any other MN on the slope. We
most heartily congratulate you on your
; good xuccpss, and hope you may - meet
, her bv moonlight slone," or any other
place. Tom will drink for us!-- Adatr
/ %. Re7sSaT.