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COUNCIL BLUFFS, DEC. 26
IfOIvrAKKIl. JO» OFFICE.
ft, facilities in this
JK.Jot rrlnlUtt. are "ny«w W
tam
tMaet
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Carrier** AWrert.
Our Carrier desires us to say, that in ac
cordance with an old and well-established
custom, he will, on the first of January,
present to the patrons of the Nonpareil, a
New Year's Address, and indulges in the
hope that those to whom he has served the
paper faithfully, will freely "come down
with a dime or two," for the benefit of him
telf individually and collect-'™lj- Fe Pre"
iune he would not refuse 'siller' from even
an "outsider,"—nor from those who have
not, through inadvertence, regularly receiv
ed weekly visits from his honor. This is
merely a surmise of ours, and, of
not to be taken as «pre«.«.g the final
termination of the Carrier in this respect.
Remember the Carrier! that your papers
aMJ be served faithfully hereafter.
Oftilil ef the Land Office.
In our last issue, we stated that we had
been informed by the Receiver, that there
was a probability of the Lund Office in this
city being opened for private entry on or
before the first of February next. We did
not wish to be understood as saying that
official instructions had been received to this
effect, as such is not the case. We make
this correction with a view of preventing
any wrong inference gaining currency in
this conncction. The report in regard to
the probability of the opening of the Land
Ofice, though not official, comes from a
who so nobly prosecuted the work of com
pleting tho structure, and through whose
means, wo are to enjoy its accommodation
during tho present season. And, when he
had concluded with that beautiful quotation
from Byron commencing, "On with the
dance," the music struck up its liveliest air,
the dance went on nor did tho gaitics cease,
till tha "wee sma' hours" had proclaimed
tbe coming day, and "Merry Christmas,"
had been echoed many a time from fair and
happy lips.
toaarll Bluff*.
Say* tha Crescent City Oracle, of the
*lSth—"In our visit to this Cifv a few days
so
(^""Now is the winter of our—content,"
Made glorious by the pleasant weather of
the past woek. It has been just warm enough
mtm9
krery mail bring* still farther etidcMes
of th« better time ownf. The New York,
Boston ud Albwy Bwika bare resumed
specie p»y«M»* «»i manufacto
ries are daily resnaing operations, giving
employment to a large nw&ber of operatfre*,
though at redueed prices. 8iu«« the rough
edges of tha "panic" were worn off, there
seems to hare
bean a general desire and effort
on the part of all, to do everything that could
be done to remedy the evil under which we
were laboring, and we are happy to see that
these efforts, have been, in a measore, re-
Ue
S?lB*tertalsareallentirety•w.comP™^ Bale*.
25, »ml taut »pprorert rtylW 0» tfihe t««
JTwcetbcr with two Pomtr Prat",
ma.
«ui 7ir
JUHuon of the proprietor, ttot dl b, tbe fe»
Ikii establishment, -asmely,
necessary f» stwerlntead
.«« oI the »^tew with the
•nee of ad aasarpaseed
to*lt, tb*iJEd illorder® eotnuted
CaaUtie*, will
eMb^l
Wore tttiSF^
t» W, »*n»*r
nor «urpa»»el *n State*
dty'
wuded by gr»dittl
mAnt in th* httllD^lfl ftD(l •OOCtoH Iffftlffl |Kp nnhi
ment in the business and
the country. Although the results of the
"crisis" have not been as disastrous as at
first anticipated, they have been bad «oough,
and the present improvements are gladly
hailed. The West has thus far bMn very
fortunate. It has felt the pressure, but thus
far has nobly weathered the storm, and we
have every reason to believe, that it will
continue to hold its own, and brave the
"panic," until the cry of "hard times" is no
longer "published in the street* of Askalon."
So mote it be.
The Pacific H«««e OWKII Waffs.
The Pacific City Eaterpriu pays the fol
lowing deserved compliment to the above
Hotel: "We constantly hear our friends
speaking in terms of high eulogy on this
admirably conducted Hotel. Councir Bluff*
weU be of it
source entitled to great credit, and we yetj whether he will accept the appointment, or
have hopes that it may prove well-founded, i decline to be thus rewarded for his services
If it is the intention of the Government to
1
bring the lands in this District into market,
it might be dono as well now, as at any fu
ture period. If the Railroads havo secured
their allotment of lands, and it is generally
understood that they have, there can cer
tainly be no good reasons for longer with
holding from market, the lands in this and
the District North of us. Were they brought
into market at this time, it would be of great
pecuniary benefit to the peoplo of Western
*•.
and braver men than there chased the glow-
No better one can
ms90xlru
The
mirt i. .ordi espo.t cr orget to com ge»nt*a HIufiTseems t0 have experienced name
mend the energy and perseverance of those
since, wo were plowed to note the progress ..
of improvement that is constantly to be met SS™ There must be a cold-blooded set of
throughout tho place. In the uppor part of fellows about Cairo, 111., as vide the follow
of James' was still in progress ef comple
tion notwithstanding the scarco times for
•MHiey. Other improvements wero noticea
ble, and a general air of business and pros
perity was apparent."
CUwate of Western leurm*
The Pacific City Enterprise very truthful
ly and pointedly remarks, that during the
past vea'r no one objection to Western Iowa
The pub-
lie may well be pleased with its landlord,
for a more accommodating, attentive and
deserving cannot be found anywhere.*
(jy The St. Louis Leader, tho chief
Buchanan paper of Missouri, is very indig
nant at the "cork legged" Democracy of the
North for opposing the admission of K*n
sas with her bogus Constitution, and ssys
"the objection to the Constitution is purely
factious, and has no other object in view
than to keep up a mischievous agitation."
Tho "cork-legged" organs in this SUte,
would do well to make a note of this.
GY lion. W. A. RICAHRDSON, of Illinois,
has been confirmed by the Senate ns Gov
ernor of Nebraska. It is not, as yet known
in engineering the Nebraska Bill through
in engineering
the lower branch of Congress. He has here
tofore peremptorily refused to be satisfied
with a fourteenth rate apointment—he has
rated his services higher—and insisted upon
something more than a "mess of pottage."
LOW* by stimulating emigration to this and let others know. A VOTER.
scetion. Our prosperity, in a manner dc- We know not the result of the election on
pends upon tho encouragement given to the the Licenso question. But, if "A oter"
settlement and cultivation of our broad will refer to the published proceedings of the
prairies, and no one thing would give a Common Council, he will find, that at the
greater impetus to the onward progress of last meeting of that body, the City Recorder
the "Missouri SIopo" than the re-opening was directed to draw an ordinance to regu
of the Land Office. We hope the Comrnis I late Grocery license in the City. Wopre
•ioncr will take our case under careful ad- sume this has reference to the sale of liquor,
visement, and if he thinks us deserving of and therefore conclude that the License Law
encouragement, as an earnest of his kindly is now in force.
regards, transmit forthwith tho official in- In imitation of the "Jack Sheppard"
For the Xonpareil.
EDITO*
:-A few weeks since, yon made ome
I enquiry abont the result of the action in relation to Li*
ccn»e, as voted on at the last election, which drew on*,
no explanation as I have tseen. 1 would like to know
something about it from those whose right it is to know,
struclions, now so fervently prayed for by papers of New York, and as an in- tru'nspired, such that he failed to present
almost every inhabitant of the illimitable ducement to subscribers, a Western pa- ^te'r'the ^iudowTillsand"the
"Qrcat West." per—the usual definite locality—thus (lis-
semtiU'd on Christmas Eve, at the dedication procure a copy.) Now is the time to send Curtis. Mr. Beecher explained that "Mr.
ot Site ovwUmll, on Lower Bro»dw»y and !in
the
txceHcn'
ing hours in threading the mazes of the so- i
euro tllls rare
and
sendin£
us raurked
short, but comprehensive and ap- Pers containing it.
propriate dedicatory speech, which was £^*On the 24th inst., Dame Fortune be-
Speaker, after refering to the fair and spa- votaries hereabouts. Yesterday, instead of
Vf 'country about Ser-
lt
cold weather already, as we learn from the
Independent, of the 17th inst., that teams
crossed the Missouri river at that place, du
ring the week previous.
C5?" Upon reparing to the Post Office yes
terday morning, we found in our possession
a neat white envelope, with the superscrip
tion—"Editor Nonpareil." Upon an in
spection of the contents aforesaid, we dis
covered that ourself and "better half" were
I i I
town, we noticed half dozen buildings re- 'n? from the Delta* "A man unknown, fell i or Democrat, but I've been so taken with
eentlv erected, nnd in passing down Broad- i overboard from thu Southerner, while she the speed of this 'ere lioss, that I forgot
I which but, jien'lmen," roared the excited
horseman, lising in his saddle and frantical-
way, wero surprised to find the hugo block was laying at the landing, last Sunday mora-!
It is said he rose jv
and was drowned.
C^-The N. Y. Jlerald, with owl-like wis- Publi,cl-V
dom has taken to prophecytng. Whatever
,0 tha
coldness of our winters. After remarking Mayor HOOD, in New lork, in concludes says—"The States of Georgia and Missis
thatthetwo past winters were without a
that
thi»
is thc
parallel for severity within the memory of from, the Northern Democraticparty, and t^Take
man, and that this extreme coldness was Predict8 BeuerRl fusion of all tho anti-ad- j(ttnsng
universal, and not confined to Western Iowa ministration forces. It soys—"Make Kan- —Davenport Gazette.
and Nebraska, as some would seem to be-
908 a SIaTe Stato
warm as to mako overcoats
nuisance. Let no man hereafter declaim
against the climate of tha upper Missouri."
Viau. Ike Wlort.
This
wonderful Magician will give one of
his unrivalled entertainments in this city, at
Babbitt's Hall, on Wednesday evening next,
Dec. 30th. He come* to us well recommend
ed, and rests his claims to tbe patronage of
our citiiens, solely upon the merits of his
performance. See advertisement in toother
column.
bJanJ
lieve, it says that it is a "consolation in the the Northern Democracy are annihilated
hard times, to find that our summer climate i make Kansas a Free State, upon the fairest
Pro?ess whatsoever,
has not onlj moro than sustained its rcpu-' terms, and the southern fire-eating without the company of a single friend.—
Ution for geniality and bealthfulncss, while I
winZ the
oar present winter has exceeded in mildness 'nto °Pcn rebellion. In either eTent tho i bany by bis own colkagne, Preeton King,
i ..uuc».
i «nd br Solomon Foot and Jacob Collamer,
that of any other region north of the Caro
lina line. Here, in the midst of December,
we are without snow, without winds, and
the weather
era administration
the War la fea* V* a Jlewtfafsr.
T»4 l^Sp^«ior ia
evidently a '"brick." lieu him discourse
upon tha motto operandi of keepiag up the
pilbllcati^A of hiap^ef:
We aak the indulgence of Qur auhscribera
this week. Our paper has bMn unavoidably
delayed a few honrs, on account of the ar
duous duties devolving upfn our hands.—
During the day, they wel^ busily engaged
in sticking type, Job w«)» Press work, eto.
And when the mantlej|f* darkness is over
the faaa of nature, {Aij bein^ anxious to
do all ftoyoiftlwy: -^ui in this world, by
ciroulatinj lfce VisriKMt,) they chase horses
and cattle counties,
the notices to bf^hab^alnd throe months,
we thus buy paper and
keep the Vjaw»«K«ing.
C^rle President'* Meeeage occupies a
greater portion of our aptee to-day. We
publish it, not so much asVnatter of new*
and interest, but as—a matter of courte.
AMtfwIlfnllM.
A farmer Meeting a drover, who had oows, hoc* and
•keep, MM him how he uld hie stock. Be eaid that
he told bis cows at 10 dollar* a bead, ban at 3 dollar* a
bead, and sheep at SO cents a head. The farmer says, I
have $100 for wbicb I want 100 head. How many did
he ret of each? K. J. C.
Jj-Amwer next week.
4£3rThe Editor of the Jamestown Demo
crat is "posted" in Biblical learning, and
gives as an example, thus—
"Somewhere in that story it tells about a
man, whose name was Saul or Paul, or Haul,
or something of that kind, who went down
from Damascus to Jerusalem and fell among
thieves. And sometime about midnight, a
light from Heaven shone down brighter than
the sun, so that a man whose name was
Levi, who was passing that way, was' ena
bled to bind up his wounds, and take him
to a hotel, when he gave the landlord twen
ty-five cents, and told him if it cost more
than that he would foot the bill."
C^The New York Sun publishes Fernan
do Wood's portrait. People familia with
these "Portraits of the People," will recog
nixe it as the same which has appeared in
the Sun at different periods, as the 'life-like*
of Monroo Edwards, Babe, the pirate, and
Gardner Furniss. We know no earthly rea
son why the faoes of these four distinguished
gentlemen should not resemble each other.
—Chicago Tribune.
Rlghleeas Retribution.
the black cloud of the Democracy. We
have at present only a single reflection to
add. W hen the Kansas-Nebraska law, out
of which this deadly feud has arisen, was
proposed at first in Washington, the Whig
party, by unanimously opposing the propo
sition, would, in our judgement, have con
solidated its self, and shattered the Demo
cratic party into hopeless fragments. It
failed to do so, however, and, as a necessa
ry consequence, flew into hopeless fragments
itself. But justice is never wearied. It is
certainly some consolation to know that, if
the Whigs forfeited their existence as a par
tv by neglecting to cut the throat of the
Democracy with the Nebraska law, the Dem
ocracy are on the point of doing the job
quite as handsomely and effectually for
themselves. Unquestionably tho whole dra
m~ of Kansas is one of the finest instances
of partisan retribution which the annals of
republican politics afford
Q"5?"At last Henry Ward Beecher has lec
tured in Philadelphia. lie has several times
had nn appointment to show himself that
city, but on eneli occasion some accident
gtage
ii.li I courses—"We shall probably commence closed. Mr. Beecher apologized for his
•Council Bluff never witnessed a more1 publication of the "Acts of the failures to appear among the Philidelphians,
Council Bluffs never witnessed a more,
and offered an excuse for alike defalcation,
goodly array of graco and beauty than as- i •*Pos,'cs »n a few weeks, (as soon as we
gome week8
subscribers. Extra copies can be Curtis was kept at home by the entrance
story. City papers dtsiring talent, would do more good in the world
publication, will receive an
ti,an
cial dance. Before the festivities commenc-1 exchange by inserting this notice six times, ho bad como to Philadelphia on that event
ed, Mr. F. A. TKITLE addressed the assembly
C0Pies
of tbeir
P»"'
warnilv applauded, as it deserved. Tho stowed her smiles and frowns among her! Tupper broke it, the 1'ribuuc as twisted
,• 1
The Solitaty Horaeraan.
Many years ago a solitary horseman might
have been seen swiftly riding toward Tole
do, Ohio. The sun had just set in the west
ern horizon. 'Twas the close, in short, of
election dav, and the solitary horseman was
a courier from an important township in
Lucas eountv. The returnes from everv
township in tKe county but the one we speak
of had been recieved at Toledo, nnd the vote
of this very township was needed to tell how
the county had gone.
At length the solitary horseman arrived
at Toledo, and reining up his foaming steed
before the Indiana House, a big crowd of
.. .. .. Democrats and Whigs rushed eagerly around
invited to bo present at tho Dedication of ,lin))
and ghoutcd for the
the Cresccnt City Ilall, Christmas Evening. I "Better time," said the solitary horseman,
Although unable to be present, wc trust a I looking at his watch, "was neve'r made by a
eoodly company assembled, enjoyed them- "Te 'loss Fifteen miles in thirty-two niin-
4.
selves felicitiously, and did honor to the
occasion and the time.
utes! What d'ye think of THAT, gen'men V
Mkci, the horBC^an.
"Cuss the boss," yelled the excited crowd,
"how has township gone V"
"Gen'lmcn," replied the solitary horse
man, "I disremcmbcr. It went either Whig
wh,ch
but\Ken
'P0."'"
wav
nn('
atcd
poiniooi may be held by tbe masses in regard pic!—Dubuque Northwest.
political consistency of the Herald, all Well now which party u seeking the dis-
aad Nebraska has been so often repeated, must agree that it is farsightcd ngaci°« ^ToTihrcun!a Democra^p'aper!
and dwelt upon so prominently, as that of
in lts
conclusions. In treating of the defeat
#n(j
South will be borne down in 1860 by the At K
superior pressure of the North, and a North-
slouchy gate, characteristic of extreme la«-
nfiM"
Where are T%*y.
The St. Lonis Democrat says {. **Wi» are
informed by a gentleman just from Refers*
ka,that some Indians are now held in slavery!
by a citizen of that place. The holder of Well A-were4.
Wd just cool enough to suit us exactly.— chased them from the Mormons, where In- ^nor Walker was oongratulated for having
Herring the rain,this present month has very dian Slavery is one of the adjuncts of the returned to a land of civilization, he signifi
ttach resembled the corresponding one of i plurality wife system, and he now continue* cantly replied that the congratulation might
.h. pW,„, .. I W.L, Lb. -. »n iy-et,!" to «SJh5Si
^J°yed in any climate, not even excepting the Dred Scott decision." Who frM th. g--- W—h.
spent in Sh»«BaBar South. I Aretfaej Sjinm#•!
The World More*. v
In 1850 Senator Seward pursaedfcw jo«r
oey from Auburn to the henate Chamber
Democracy fly off at a tangent Mark the change! Now ho is joined at Al-
tors
Hamlin nnd Fessenden, of Maine, Hale
will succeed ia power." i and Clarke, of New Hampshire, Sumner
and Wilson, of Massachusetts, Foster and
"eUr-" Dickson, of Connecticut, and Simmons, of
The Sergeant's Bluffs. Independent thus Rhode Island. At Philadelphia and Balti
Rpeaks of one of its subscribers: "Andrew moro the company is further increased by
Jackson Erb,an uncouth, laiy lubber, left I Cameron, of Pensylvania, Wade, of Ohio,
41 ni^ MA i .. Chandler,of Michigan,Trumbull,of lllinoi®,
Sergeant's Blttff a few days ago, leaving h.s,
H8rlat))
bill at the Independent office unsettled. Ho!
Jflowa, and Durkee and Doolittle,
0f
Wisconsin. Instead of a solitary No in
will be recognized by a sheepish, hang-dog the Senate Chamber to tho demands of tho
expression of countenance, and a lumbering, i »la70 Pow«r!its
WR'ls no.^
*°ho ,t0
voices. This number will soon bo swelled
fcy a new Senator from loWA, aDd
we trust
two from Kansas, and perhaps, if rumor
proves true, one from California. Yerily,
we may take courage and work on* Tne
right must surely triumph.—Albany Eve*
ning Journal.
rei.d.lpbT. »v.: -mm 0..
«HIHaiii«d jisrwl am n»«Hr Sevep-
-,K. di
d°»w«#*3fc |MMdftMr ,f
position on the KMsa*t)nesuM,
and
was replied to by Bigler of Pensylvaaia.—
On the next day Doagtas backed down a
little, or rather pretended that Baehaaan
did not fully commit himself to the Lecomp
ton Constitution. This may have been only
a feeler. Bigler promptly denied the insin
uation, and insisted that the President
was committed to that swindle up to his
eyes.
But the fissure in the Dosoeracy is evi
dently widening each day. If Douglas
"caves" to the South, he is killed at home
If he stands oat against the Administration,
he is killed by the "National Democracy"—
i. e. the Slaveholders. It he bolts from his
party, he wilt take iens of thousands of
Democrats with him. In any event, the
fight is bound to go on. The Right must
in the end prevail. Who knows but an
over-ruling l'rovidenee will employ the very
author of the troubles of Kansas to reotify
its wrongs, and to bring the plots, schemes
and aggressions of the proua oligarchy to
ashes.—Chicago Trib.
Frekn Mexico.
The news from Mexico, by the last arri
val, shows a most wretchedly bad state of
affairs in that unhappy coontry. The pro
mulgation of the extraordinary powers gran
ted to Comonfort had been apparently fol
lowed by no important result. On tho night
preceding their promulgation, it seems, an
other revolution in favor of Santa Anna was
actually contemplated in the capital, and
the next day a whole battallion of the Na
tional Guard had to be disbanded, while a
number of persons were arrested and impris
oned as participants iu the rebellion. 'Ihere
had been risings of Santa Anna Prvnttnci
aclos in various quarters, bnt their efforts
were all detaehed, and consequently ineffec
tual. The fall of Comonfort eventually,
however, is considered certain.
The steamer Tennessee, which brings the
news from Mexico, also brought a number
of distinguished individuals, who have been
banished from their country by Comonfort.
Among them are Gen. Mariana Salas, who
was President of the Republic during the
war with this country Gen. Pacheco, Gen.
Augustine Zives, Gen. Calleio, Gen. Gui
tian, Col. Jose Washington, Col. Zamasuao,
and many others.
Ho! for the West.
Attention has been directed in New York
and Philadelphia, and in many other of the
crowded places of the East, to tho trans
portation of the unemployed labor of those
.. (A Wfnfna nn4 /tfiri
The Louisville Journal closes aa article
on the Locofoco split as follows
Such are the proportions of this sudden
and fierce struggle in the bosom of tho dom- places to the Western States nnd Territories,
inant party. Such is the luminous cleft in where there is a demand for it ut fair prices
lAMl'Et CLINTON. CALEB BALDWIN.
IJ\TO* fc BALDWIN*
Attorneys at Law, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
WnLpracUcc
ia ... tbe CoarU in We.tcm^aana
Nebraska.
ATTORNEY
had been packed full, the doors were
A"
since, of Mr. George William
his father would have accomplished if
A Cable Twister
The New York Tribune has been trying
its hand on tho Atlantic telegraph cable.—
IOr
1
in a recent leading article that learned
ournai
cinus proportions of the lull, dedicated it i the usual salutations of "fine day," when cdicacy and bibacity, and mutual congratu
to Literature, Music and Festivity—"to the parties met—it was "what did you draw let ion and dexter-quassation and saltation
Lecture with its 'thoughts that breathe, and usually followed by tho answer—"sixty-cent
words that burn'—to the Concert, with its gold ring," with perceptible disappointment
strains of sadness, or its notes of joy,—and depicted upon the face of the speaker. "Six
to the Dance, with its beautiful socialities,! ty-cent gold rings" arc all the rage now.
and its kindly interchange of friendship and
informs us that "it is clear that if
and fraternization on the part of each na
tion could have saved the great Anglo
American electro-magnefic-oceanic twistifi
cation from disintegration that its operation
would now have been beyond negation."
ROBERT L. DOIGLAS9,
ATTOHKKY
AT LAW. WILL PRACT1CK IN" TUB
several Courts ot Kecord in the State of Iowa.—
Oftloe iu tho I'ppor East Room of the Brick Building on
BroaUwav. nearly uppvtiite tbe Pacific Hotel, formerly
occupied hv II. C. Nutt
Sl CO.
honn
&
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
nl-u.
D. 1. BLOOMER,
•Vsf«rjr PuhHe IT Cmmmiirtoner of thrt#f
Htm f« mf J\*kw IVrfc.
DEEDS
CONVEY AW OF ALL KINDS,
promptly filled
IT Office in Enipi
May 1867-nl-u
EXCLCSIVELT
ed
„g his whip in the air, "you may
once, but some one—accidentally, we pre- j"UAT rest satisfied on one point: ALL IJ—ji.
sume—let fall a chunk of wood upon 'his CAN'T BEAT THIS HOSS 'R
head, and he rose no more." Rather tool
talk for an editor.
A Palpable Hit. I
The time has arrived when a party wWch
"hame, seeks tho dis-
membermcnt of the union, should be repu-
hv an intelligent and reflecting peo-
(.pdfcing
0f
Democratic States. It
beginning of a general bolt sippi and other Southern States, standIpledg-
nt0
THE HONPAIlfML.
One Square, It Uaeaer leee, one
•act Mbeeiiaaat taMrtloo.
Same one rear,
six niootfca,
ureS akat/..wti~..i'.....
One Column, one year
*ix months
tbree month*,
Half Column one year,
six months
three mmttia.,
One-foarth CoMinta, eae year
six month*
three mouths,
Annan nctf*Caaei!aMe
lor «•»....
1
estasM aAeerUaemntr, yricea
1'ur double
Time of Church Service.
MLOW,CHl'ltCH—REV.
e. MR. GOODFEL
rastor—10H A. M., 1h r. i Sabbath
School, r. M.
rnikrtntai Chnrch.—Her.
IW HAM'S BLOCK,
North Side Broadway, at the Sign of the
BLUE MORTAR,
Ceaacll Bluffs, Iowa.
STOCK OF COODS
at ZiOWBH ILA.1
bouse above St. IAIUU
I Arias
No one can doubt that this is the most sub
stantial and judicial form of cbaritv, a char
ity that .completes itself in a single opera
tion, that less than almost any other form
degrades the recipient. The best charity is
not that which takes care of people, but
that which onables people to take care of
themselves. The West needs the labor that
is vainly seeking employment in the East.—
All that is needed to remove a great pre
vailing distress and to prevent much more,
is to transfer men and women, willing to
work, from the place where they are not
wanted to where they are needed.—Provi
dence Journal.
ourselves, to sell GOODS
Cheaper than any other House
in the WEST. Our Stock is one of the LARGEST and
UK ST assorted stuck in tbe country, embracing a great
variety of
Dry Goods,
Clothi***
-„un
D. 7. Sullivan, M. O.
PHYSICIAN
*c M'RUEOX. OFFICE AT BIl-
I.EVS DRUU STORE, 1/jwer Broadway, Coun
cil Blurt's, l"»a
A. t. FORD,
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, COUN­
CIL BLUFFS. Iowa.
5^*omce over the Banking Hou^e of Greene, weare
S. Benton, Middle Broadway. nS.n.
rmci.
THE
i and ucktiotvlcdtfed.
opp*-»site Paciflc House.
A. COCHRAIV,
Goner«l Xiand Acent,
COUXCIl. BI.UFKS, IOWA.
WILL
CASADY &. TEST,
•fff«r«ejr* mmd Counatlimr* mi JLmwf «MI
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
COUNCIL Bi.ui rs IOWAI
IITILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
W Agencies, Collections, lnve»tiug Money, L«»cat
iiiK and Selling Laud Warrants, and all
pertaiuing to their profession
bra^ka.
M. TOOTLE, |r
K. TOOTLE*
her busincs*
Western Iowa and Ne
uiu.
W. G. FAlRUtlGH,
1. W. TOOTLK.
4
TOOTLES FAIRLEIGH,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRT-
(iOOI)S, Groceries, SUoes, ClulUmg Liquors,
(Juceliriware, S.c.t uud
FORVVARDliVO & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IA.. Slreel, SI. Jo»epta, Mo.
excit^
D. C. BLOOMER'S
M^mmd Jfnty mmd Bxthuf*
EMPIRE BLOCK.
LL BRANCHES OF T1IE LAND AGENCY
Sold, Money leaned and Land Entered on Tunc
Warrant* kept constantly tor sale at tbe lwe*
Ortlce ill Knipire Block, opposite Pacitio
May 1857-nlu
N. W. MILLS & CO.,
mtmMjyrrn mm»u
BOOK.B1XUK.RS JOB UllMERS,
COURT Avtsit
UKS M01XES, IOWA.
BIND
confederacy with the South
MAGAZIXRS, PERIODICALS, LAW BOOKS,
Oil! Bookn, Music, &c., he.
Al^o, Manufacture lllank Hooks for Banks, Hotels,
Merchants, County DOlceri, ttc., io any myle, ruled tv
any pattern.
THOMAS A PAPIIF,
Wholesale Dealers in Fancy Goods, Im
porters of Wines, Liquors k Cigars,
Xarlh Ikcoii Slrwl,
St. Louis, Miuouri.
nSMm.
«EO. SKTDKR. 1. H. SBBSMAX,
8XTDER k. 8IIERMAX,
UlMKrii Cnuitlm ml Law
Ac
WILL
NaiarktMHe,
COUNCIL BLurr», IOWA.
JirlLl PRAf TK E THEIR PROFESSION
W in all the Courts of k'wa and Jietiranka. All
Selections entrusts to ibeir care, attended to promptly.
K*iec)al attention nivcn to buyinil and selling real
es­Witt
tate, awl making prc-entptiutts in Nebraska.
Deeds, Mortgages, and other mstrumeut* of writing
drawn with dispatch, acknowledgment* taken, JLC.,SLC.
d" Office on Upper Broadway. nln.
Curtis' Brothers,
Surveyor* and Land Agent**
COUNCIL BI.UFKS, IOWA.
OFFICEaftO. ». PALMER'S BLOCk.
PAT PROMPT ATTENTION TO THE
ABOVK INSTITUTIONS ARK SOW OPEX
and ready for tbe transaction of a general Banking
Buftineea.
GoM, Silver and Exchange on Tariotu parts of tbe
United States, bought and Sold. Collectiuns made and
promptly remitted.
]«anl Warranto bought and fiold and leaned on Deeds
uf Trust. S. L. CAMPBELL,
V.
PROMPTLY ATTESiD TO THE LO
CATION and Sale af Land Warrants for non
residents the payment of Taxes, and the purchase and
saluof Real Estate generally. Will also enter lands
for settlers and give time for payments [n2-u.
J. P. CASAUV. J- D. TEST.
M. Akih,
Inanzanoa
'TT™
aoaaixo, ar
t*44Jaf|§Wc*.
ftATZS or ADVKRTlSlljO.
.....10,00
......T,00
......*00
eo.oo
60 00
86 00
00 Oo
ao oo
20 00
ao oo
20 000
15 OCO
......*00
i4 half.
JOBS
HAMCOCB,
mun—ioH a. M.
C«|n(Stkaa] Chnrch.—RER. Q. G. BICE Fas
ter—10M, A. 1%, r. M. Sabbath School—SH,
r.M.
Eatacspnl Okarch—Rev. MA.
WATSOX—T
CENTBAL DEUG STORE
D. Homr,
j.
Dnvc.%
GIUM,£
WHOLESALE fc. BSUIL PXAI.ER IN
JIKDICI^E*, PAim
Oil*. Dyr-stuff* Window
PtfUy, Tuturc*. 8rgtr«, PL|a,
Raisin*. ftptcr*. Perfumery,
Hair Oil*. Pomade®. Toilet Soaps,
Palat. Hair und Tooth Brnohet,
Wine* and Brandies for Medicinal purposes.
My stock Uvea selected viU great care, and are
pure and fresh.
£3" Physician* Prescriptions and Family Receipts
carefully compounded.
P. 3. Agent for all tbe popular Patent Medicioc*
of tbe day. [uU-u
NOTICE! NOTICE!!
OWING
TO THE PRESSURE IK UOSKT MAT
TERS, we feel it our duty to reduce tbe price of
GOODS in proportion to tbe scarcity of money, und we
now offer our entire
Boots, Shoes,
•fets, Caps,
Hardware,
Furniture, fcc., cj
and one of tbe BR ST STOCKS of
GROCERIES ft PROVISIONS
in the Place. Give ma CALL, a« we will &0BM
i TiV*BL W sell GOODS CIIKAPKR. both at Wbole
it Bluffs. Nov 14th, 18o7-n
W. C. JAMES.
P1UCE 4 JAMES.
Rock-Bottom
(. E. HAGGERTY
HAS
OFF.\F.n ox UPPER BROADWAT, OPPO
site the Store of C. VOORIIIS, a
Bakery k. Confectionary
Entablifbrnt-nt, where he will be pleased to meet his
old friend* and the public in general.
He will keep constantly on band FRESH BAKED
Bread, Cakes Ties, &c., together with Candies, Fruits,
Oy.'ters, Sardines, Lobsters, Pickles, &c.
Ii2?-3ni C. E- HAGOBRTT.
EDWIN J. FRASER.
Real
Couuf il Blutls City, August lt-nM-u
BOSS W. V. McCI.KLLAND.
MCCLELLAND,
Estate Broker & General Ig't.
Uwcr Bnaiaty apposite Pacific Boms*
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
BUY*,the
HVSICUSS A SlMEOJiS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. [17
B. B. PEGBAJI. S H. RIDDLE.
B* R. PEtiRAM CO.,
Bankers & Dealers in Exchange,
SKI.I.*, RESTS. AD EXCHAKHES
all kni'l# or Real K«trtte (or distant dealers or per
sons ID City. Loan* money, makes collection*,
pays taxe*. and draws abstract* of title. Oive* reliable
iuforinati"rt res|*ecting tbe prices of Real Estate and
executes all business connected with a Real Estate
Agency.
A Urge variety of tbe most desirable Real Estate for
sale at all times on the most reasonable terms, nl-n
BiKk OF TEMLAMA,
TEKAMA, X. T.
^Uli«i|c Olllce of DaiW of Tckama^
OMANA, N. T.
Pret'i.
Cath'r.
(aSIu
COLLI.\S' IIOISE.
CORNER OF 3*o AND MARKET STRUTS,
B*» Mmtn* (Wy, /••«.
I» A. rELTO S. M. COLLINS.
PROPRIETORS.
PORTER & CARTER,
(gisc.-wrs t" R. P. SNOW.)
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
AND
Auction mmd Comatssloi Merctaiti
FOR THE SALE OP
Nerchandizf, Hoaif«, Lots, Land*. Arc., MiMle
Broadway Council Blnff«. Iowa.
COXSir.VMEXTS
ScrsiTO ...
Hon. Tb .mas n. Benton. Jr. FSnow, G. A. Kobtn
son, Wm. II Robinson. l"uni'!l Blufls 8. Druiiard, Buf
falo, NYJJI Kceler, Albany, T. [nl3-u
H. C. XITT. F. A. TKITLE. i. 8. AUDREWI.
Merchant's Exchange Bank
OF
H. C. NUTT & COr
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
MOXFTS
RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. PAYABLE OK
flcitMtid or at spei ilipd date, with or without in*
tere*t. per agreemeni with depositors.
Trati!reru(de Cei tirtcaie» ot l^|MMits iwued whence*
nirf^i,
We ilraw lirpct on New Tork, B«»»tont Philadelphia,
Detroit find Chioapo. find have also perfected an arrange
inent by whu-h we isnne Draft« and LctterH of Creititun
the prinri|).ii Hunker* in One Hundred and Fifty-Seven
Cine* of Europe.
Collections made in Western Iowa and Eastern Xe«
bra^ka, free of charge, and remitted at current rates of
Exchange.
Wc receive "rder* to Buy and Sell on Commission
Real E#tate in l.«a or Nebraska
Invest Money for Capitalists, and Buy and Sell Lend
Warrants at current rates.
REFERENCES:
I.t HTRAT& Co. N City
DnrsKL fc Co. Phils.. Pa.
VERMOKT DASK. Motit'r,
LAY-
inrf otit of Lands, all huftinens connected with
Ciril Knglheerins, Drafting &.c al»o tbe Pajring of
Taxea, Bnying and Selling of Keat Estate. Locating
Land Warrants, and Making (iollections. »»-a
DR. T. S. VERDI *, BR#.
vw*
S E O E N I S S
(Oraduatee of American Dental Collcgo.)
(Met n Imlvty Mt Wit,
COCKCI I
..
GREEK. TROMAI It CO.,
COPLSAVGH fc BROOKS,
Hnrlinpti)!!, lwa
WA»RESCO. HAS*, Ills.
DAVID R. PUIKTO* fc ro
Vomiont.
ITABVET KlJfO. Esq. Boston
L. G. llCKKr Co. Adrian,
Micbimn.
Detroit, liicljigair
ln20u.
TMoMAiorricEB. w.u.M.rvm,Jtt'getLet»
OFFICER A PI SEY,
HEAL ESTATE BROKGK8,
And Heftier* In Lainl Wirraati mad Cschaagf,
C(»r\ClL BLUFFS.
IOWA.
ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO
CATION of lawk in Western Iowa a»d Xebnuka
the perinent o{ taxe« on lalidii uf non-r
euItectioB and remittance of claima.
Pittsburg.
St. ttltfft.
Bank of Pittsburgh,
Kxchan^e Bank.
Messrs. Kramer & Rafrzft,
Sno. J. Anderson &
Meters. Page &• Bacua*
Loker. Reeick h. Co.
N. lIolme» It Boot
Willis Boothe, B«q.
Wntf. B. Pii!*ey. E«|.
PtnMiftrnnid.
»hela B'k of Brolrn'
"T
lie.
Franklin B'k of Washington
Cum. V. B'kof Haltiutore
Baltimore Savings Bank.
Messrs. Jolnistoii k Bro.
Violttt Co. v
Messra. Bryan fc Co.
Iowa.
Cook, Sarpem & Dow^ty.
Henti, M'illiwms & Co.
Hoft ftheritmn fit O.
Uon. Tli njas Benton, Jt.
Springjitld, HI.
M. St V. Insurance
Clark's Kscftaiice B^»k
Jacob Buna, £s|.
Ifon. S. T.
Col. Jno. Wilhams,
Robert Garret Sons.
T. Marsh Smith, ESQ4
Nathan Pn»ejr,
Miles White,
ft
Ytrrk.
HOB. Wm. Brown.
Richanl Tstw,
R. Elliott, Ks|.
Mescis. X. P. Aj-ers It Co.
jtio. Thcunpson, KM,
Philadelphia
Measra. Caleb Cope It Oo.
CLOTHING—M
aagniflcent aleek ef Sprint Add
Summer Clothing, for tale low at the
nftu BRB niTE.
1 QA
DOZ-
Snlarfed, "tb July, Itffl, to Vt.4
CasbgapiUl fdjtpNO
ABSOLUTS A!«* trMMPAlKW!
SURPLUS, $122,112,.11.
With the jf^replicf o( 38 Tear*'»***»»»ai Wperleiue.
Preeideal.
T. K. BnMC, Sr. Sam'I Tudor, JoMpk Church,
Rubt Buell, II A Tattle, K riower,
E A Bnlkeler, Mather, O Rlplcr,
S 8 Ward, Z Pratt, A Danhain,
O Davis, Uillyer, A Alexander.
r. M.
St ranters attending auj uf the above churches,
vill be provides with esata.
W. Kener, 0. B. Braiiiard.
OrricEM.
E. O. RITLET. T.
A.
ALEXANDER,
President. Vice Preaideut.
THOS. K. BRACE, Jr., SeCy.
J. B. Bennett, Gen Agent.
—INSURES AGAINST THE—
DANCERS OF FIRE!
—AXD—
Perils of Inland Ravliatlra.
At as Liberal Rules and Rates as Risks
Assumed Permit or for Solvency and
fair Profit.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO
I«IWIM( ef Pwelliaga Farm Pfepuly, 0«t
BalMlac. nnfl OMtaili,
Soch insured for periods of 3 to 5 years on the moat fa
vorable terms.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED
—AN*D-
If wealth, with a steady and prompt attention to a
legitimate Insurance business, with the execution of
contracts in (rood faith, have inducements with tbe pub
lic in selecting their underwriter—^we refer them for
test of quality and our claims to their patronage, to re
Cords of past services, tendering their cuoUauauti# wittk
increasing ability and facilities in future.
Choice First-Class Indemnity may be Ef
fected without Delay, with this well
known and able Corporation, thro'
ISO. T. BALDWIN COUCH Blatfe.
.Sep. 26-n22-n.
Sign of thc Golden Mortar.
SOHH
WEitukol
will sell at such rate* n» to defy competition.
Also, all pvpular Patent Medicine* of the Pay.
Merchants and others. de*irnit3
*jt
purchasing Goods
in our line, will dc well to civou? a call. Our stock
has been selected with care, and comprising one of the
flnet as»p«»rtment ever before offered in this market.
All warranted as represented. Physician#
Prescriptions and Family Keceipts, accurately and care*
fully compounded. [nIS
NONPAREIL
Job Printing Office,1
No. 1, Palmer't Block, Third Story,
Council Blufla, Iowa.
PUBLIC
ATTENTION IS RESPECTFULLY
requested to this establishment, iu the assurance
that
1MPLE SATISFACTION TTIU BE SITES AS
IEOARDI
TfMntliT* Press Work
ill
No. I, Empire OIMMP if
s-uyam
Council Bluff's, Iowa.
THC
Ckai
Tt
TO THOSE wno MAT REQUIRE
Fancy er Cemmen, Large or SmaU Werkf
EXECUTED
Xratlf, Chea^lf, Cerrectly mmd Expeditie^aaly^
The Material*—all of which ire entirely JVJFI
bare been selected with great care, and having
in successful operation oQe of WELLS'
celebrated
POWER JOB PRESSES,
we are prepared at all times, to execute, in tbe be*t
irtyie of tho Mrt:
Bill Hrada, MB* of Pare,
Bank OHM** Hftll Tlckela.
tiSrralars, Certificates,
t]l,t
SOLICITED FROM HOMP. AXD
abroad, aad auettded W Bipt&eas aod dis
patch.
Jereme Farter. Edwla Carter.
Recelptf, Frograma-s,
Caaccrt nif«i .., £ireb|»l,
Pouters Labels, Ac,
wMfc-Mw itMKist e*pe.litlon, and at Mt»Aart
est notice.
Our facilities in the lineo(
CABD rK,IITTI3SrQH
Are inch as irill enable ns to do any descrl|rtlon
fttaaUIr «t it, in the most expeditions aad^
saCsfdUory manner.
DO,
Ktroous PAT**1
can sopplr onr friends and the "rW nf maMiml, "wit*
Cards af any Color, Size or Price,
In as (hurt a time, fs they could wUV
EVERY BUSINESS MAN
need* someUltac in Ute way
Job Printing
A Bill Head, er
A Store or Mi*f Bill
A BuiliieiiCari or Circular)
Is almost Indiiprnsablc. Therefore, we call the at.
tentloo of those interested, to our fadlities for doiof
&naa6ll'a Shaving Saloon.
HATING
JmcktonriUt, IU,
RECENTLY REFITTEH
enlarged at my old stand on Middle Broad
way, I an bow prepared to wait upon my utd
coatoinerw and the public in general, to a nn*
oer that will aarely please.
Parttcnlar attention given to Rair^Gvl*
'ting, flbanrpooiftff' in tbe latest atyles.
tj- Saloon on Middle Broadway, opposite tki
BobimoA ftonse.
nl-n ftflBf. mtmavu
FRESH
HATH AKD CAPS, fOA SALE
ig». •.•-".•gas
SAtXOX-hsnnetleally se*lad—a Urfa
lot jast reoalTtd aad for sal*, at tlM
afci MB HIT*.
rvrvm/k. imaaf
V 5T-*
«i tttt A mep
i ut
UNDERSIGNED RESPECTrVLLY
luformo the citueoa of WJCSTlJlX IOWA fc
mtARKA. that they bare Just received uoe oi tfce ftnttft
•mi largest atgefcit uf
Spring & Summer Good*
rtMMht«M*ett. frsepb. Ont floods was ptB
CHASKD for CASH, of first hand manufacturers and
importers in the Cities ot Kew Tork, Boston and Phil
adelphia, and have been selected With great care, hy aa
experienced buyer expressly for this market, aa4 our
stock waa parchased before the late adTance In Cotton
Goods, which will enable aato sell LOWER tfcfa any
other honu in the West. WE Pledge Oarselves to
•ell Goads at St. Loala Prices, adding transporta
tion—to Country Merchants.
«f« sf lk MUphmmM.
NL-N TOOTLE A JACKSOX.
SPRINGby
fc SVStXER STTLES MANTLES,
for sale TOOTLK A JACKSON,
nl-u
CHILDIP
QAA BBLS. OF
ST. UICR EXTRA CITY
*Uv Brand Flour, warranted to be*
"u. 1 article,
just received and for sale at *he Elephant, hy
ni-u TOOTLE A JACKSON.
ONE
O Y A I
OF THE LARGEST BEST ASSORT
ED stocks uf Groceries A Prstiilosi in the city.
Just received and hi sale cheap, by
nl-u TOOTLE A JACKSON'.
A
Losaea Paid $10,437,812 .84.
FINE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING Ic
Gentleinens' Furnishing Ooods of late Styles, for
sale cheap, at the Elephant, by
nl-u TOOTLE fc JACKSO.V.
Plows! Plows!!
OWEN'S
1KG and one or two ikirce Plowa, for »ale cheap,
by TOOTLE FC JACKSON.
Parks' Lumber Tard.
Tnelarge
ftUBSCMVER IS NOW receiving
a and finely as#ortei stock of Ll'MBKR,
which he will »cll on a* reasonable term*
aa can be purchased is the city.
53* Yard on Lower Broadway, Vest
Palmer's Blocks
n-a
MCCLELLAND,
&
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
COUNCIL BLL'FFS, IOWA.
Sign of the Golden Mortar, on the North
TWO
Side of Lower Broadway, opposite the
"EMPIRE BLOCK»
INVITE ATTENTION TO Olil. ENLARGED
FRESH fc FIRE DRIGS,
PAIXTS, OILS, YARXISHES,
GLASS A: GI.ASSWAAE.
FRENCH. F.XJL1SH tc AMERICAN
PERFUMERY, TOILET tc FANCY SOAPS,
HAIR. .NAIL A TOOTH BRUSHES,
P.iint and Varnih Bru.-he", Stjrpi' al and Dental InKtro
ments. A larjre and line assortment of Aatral, Ar
gand. Spirit. Lard nnd other
AU'i. Pare Wine*. Brnndies and other Liquor*,
for Sledical and Culinary j»urjN»e-«. all
ot
which, tre
as
OEOBGK FASKFT.
ISftT. 180T.
Spriag & Saiuner irraegements
Oa^aha & Council
Omnibus Line!
Chartered by the Legislature of Nebraska.
FOUR IIORSTF OMSIBrSES WILL RUN BE
tween the aN»ve places daily.
Leaves Council Blwfls every m«jrnlng, at 8 o'clock, A
M., and returning trum Ouuha in time to dine at Coon-,
cil Bluffs at 1. FJI.
leaves Council Bloffs »t 4 o'clock, M, and returninf
at6, PM.
Tlie abuve time will be observed on til farther notice,
n!4-n H. D. HA&L.
HARD TIMES
AT THE
BOOTS SHOES,
JV KOT10K8,
BttBinVltBQINBr
cdtrVctt, turrw, we
A.
tSSSVXtm.
Clt.v, N.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Janes Harlan, H. S.
THE
ttlE£K8WABE,
6L188WJ
CLOTHING, &.C.,
'T*
They will close out their EXT1RE STOCK at
PRIME COST FOR CASH!
REMEMBERl—At the 'Bee
TNK
//ire,'
Primary*. 05 00
Preparatory, 7 00
Junior, 10 00
Senior...* ...15 00
Instruction on Piano or Guitar 15 00
l*eof Instrument 3 00
Vocal Music, 2 00
Incidentals ...60
All the English branches usualTy taught in the first
elm lnstitntion^, together with Latin and Greek, are
inchided in the atx»*e term*.
It ia highly important that Pupils should commence
at the owning of the quarter, and be punctual iu at
tendance.
No deduction* after entrance, except in cases of pro
tree*oil liine^a J. B. itUK, Principal.
Coumii BMifVb, Aus. 1-nU-a
Bargains! Bargains!!
AT
yimplre Blools.
REAL ESTATE AGEIVCY.
I
HATE TO HELL AT LOW RATES:-.
1 tine I.OT (in the PuMic Square—
5 business LOTS on Broadways
S Hcsidence LOTS on Bancroft
S in Qrimet
ft Lota in Beers' Art'lition—
SO LOTS in Kvfrett'1 Addttioo—
K II..w»r!J»
9» Bore's
3S B.iyl:«s' STT
75 Kail
20 Acre* nf Land in «ec. 34, Anra HR Ik. M.
40 S8, •», n.
AIM, UHII in *11 parts at the City.
AW, 6008 Acre, uf FARMING 1.AN*l in frmiwal'
tanie nnd aOJoiBing Coantiea, at prires to «uil piirchac
en.
U* Office in Kmpire Block. opptxiteTaciflc Rouse.
V. C. JSX.OOJ1ER, Laad Accat.
Conndl BlulTii, Xar 18i7-nlu
WM. I.trxs C. I. THOMPSON. WM. S. GV.NW.
LUCAS, THOMPSON A CO,,
(Saeeotsor* to C. M.
WILL
EVERY KIND OF JOB PRINTING
This being, by far, the most rtWwite awi com*
plrle eitalilishmcnt nf this serti* of the '-GREAT
WEST," thc public may be assured, that no pains
irtlt he spared on onr part, to»er»« their interests
faith-"
tally and promptly. BATXAKD II LOXO.
BATI IX MOBS THIS FALL A TZXt
superior stack of
BM-COUBS,
Amonl
Wkick nil
be
Tweeds.
Orer C- .tfnj. Btpnkeu,
LAYLST STYLE*
WbickWAVUi^lPr
s»^
ULW, Can eat aad aa
Kj-vasfss'wssr*''*——
iswsms.
treuaaass.
Corre»po»dea» any
rely
aa
asid our pmiiMf Mteatlna
traasactioa U AAY basiaiaa «hla«mm
umncti.' "t
American Eaehange Bank, Xew Tork cWTki^ri
J. P. Thevna,
Baak ef Illkn, Nttaa, W. T. r,t»
Bank of 6owerstow», Goopenrtaira. X. T.
Darkee A Baliork, —aklis, M. Laata.Ha. i i
Onondaga Covaty Baak, gjisuist, M. T.
Warren Bank, SoatB Baaius, Mass.
A. BMrene A Co., Beakers, Ft
fe.
laaaMtM:-''
Heart Farnbata. Pres. CAR. I a. k., Oklaflalk^
Ja*. K. Henry. Sept. k. A if. K. K. BtWfaiM*
Cook, Sarieent A Downy, Hauliers, Iowa illy, leeMt
Western Marine A Fire Iaanrance Cauaa
Le Boy Tattle. Oaidha City.
James C. Mitchell, Kw)., Florence, V. V.
». B. Jadd, EM|., Chicago.
JferOMSU', Savings, Laaa A Trust Co., CUe^R*
Corse, Saeirdea A Corie, Alexandria, Ta.
J. B. Bennett, Act. JUita Fire Inaaraac*
8
Ht. Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon. S. k. Curtis, M. C., Keokuk, Iowa.
42aoibeU!h A BruolM, Baakars, Burlinftoa, lawta
t»"«'e«»pr.
JtXJ 4-nlO-a
i
COUNCIL BUTTO, IOWA.
First Arrival of
FUBNITTJEE AND CABPETS
AT TBS
rvamnac EMPontni^
CALL
T?AXS. PARASOLS, FINE, FANCY AND
Black Dress Silk. All of the latest atylet Juat re
ceived and for sale by
n3-u TOATIJt k JACKSOX.
AND SEE SAM. ST IIM PORTER
FIKI.LT
We invite our patrons, as well as allwhe
DO not consider
themselves as
»A. H.^
to
visit
this
IT MISSES STRAW, HAIR AND
Channel FLATS—beautiful styles. Just received
and for sale by TOOTLE A JACKSON,
nl-n
POPULAR KSTABLISU-I
KENT, and
see for yourselves,
oorf
IMMENSE STOCK OF—
IWrsUsri, Carpttt W I
We feel warranted ia
saying that tbe prieee
Aslt
please. S A NUWIKL.
Store Boom on Middle Broadway. [AL
T. OLIVER,
XeroH*nt
AMD DEALEB IN
(Jetlemens' Furnishing Goods,
St., 0ppStt PsrM ffs«f,
COUNCIL BLUEFS, IOWA.
KEEPS
O\ HAD A CHOICE SELECTION
•f
CLOTH J. CASIMERKS A TKSTlA'GS.X
w he will make to order,
in
moh»ichapproved
the latest aad
styles.up Together with a beautiful
assortment of
GK!TT8. SIHXHMMG GOODS,
nl-u
CENTRE DRAFT. Peoria Break-
1. V. CASADT,
J. D. TEST,
Council Bluffs, luwa.
J. T. OLIVER.
S M. W. BIDBN,
D. WHITI.
Sfebraaka City, K. T.
CASADT, TEST, RIDEN fc CO.
DEALERS 15 EICHAGE,
VEBRJIKKA CITT W XKBKA6KA.
HAVIO
MADE ARHAXGEJIEXTS BT
which we will receive accurate c« pies of all tho
Towniihipn embraced in tbe Eastern portion of Nebraska,
we are now prepared to offer our services to the "Squat
ter's of the Territory," in ffling declaratory State
ments of Intention to Pre-empt, securing Pre-einptioiM,
Locating Land Warrants ax.d Entering Land.
Uli Wtmiu Boss hi lit !MM,
las', Muttr** 0» HIM, V«.
Particular attention paid to buying and celling prop*
erty on Commission also, to making CvllecUwoa and
forwarding remiitanres to aay part of the C&ioo.
BLANKS of all kinds always OQ hand. (al-l.
NOTICE.
ALL
ACCOUNTS DPS THE NIFRSIGNKI, MCOT
bo settled immediately. Sy N*"ie or otherwise, aad
all Note* due, must be t«id forth*nth
No Credit-:
after tbis date—October ut, 1S37.
Octa-nsa TTTOTLE FC JACKA&LF^.
Dissolution.
THE
CO-PARTNERSHIP HKRETOFORC EXISTING
under the name and style of kt IIX li HAGGSR
TT, is tfcts day di*olved fry mitnal consent. AH ac
counts against the above Arm, will be paid by CTRl'8
C. K-C'HN, and all I emands due*said firm, will be paya
ble to (TRL'S C- K.7IIN'—-who will continue the bn«i
ness at the old stand, one dbor We*t uf thc Post OAce.
a CYHIS C. Kl'HN.
THE
Thompson & Siegrist
SOW SBLLIXQ «t tRH* *jrTIR*
STOCK
DRY-GOODS,
1
HATS & CAPS,
C. K. UAGG£IKXX*
Ceoncil Bluffs, August 29-nl8-o
Banklif Hssse «f Baldwin, Dsdge 4k Os
Council Bluffs, Iowa, July 1st, 1867.
PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between tbe Kubscribor* under the firm of BALD
WIN. DODGE Jt CO., tl»*s l«r dissolved by
mutual
consAnt. Lc HOY TITTLE reorbig and leaving the
business ot the old Hrm to be clo^el up by BALOWIH
PMI,
who will continue
to d»
a
Busiaess under
Banking A Eicbaafe
the ttano
and srvle of Bald*in DODGE.
JOHN BALDWIN,
O. M. DODitE.
LE ROT TI TTLE,
JWy 4-nlO-n Bogie
GO TO THE CITT
Jewelry Store
or
A. X). ROBINSON-,
First Dsor East ef Pacific Ilrase,
ATSDUHREC'TLY
OPPOSITE .VcBRIlK A
BOVTKN'S. Jf roll wish to ubUin tbe CBKAntSt
BEST JKWELBT iu town.
EO PEGXIAM,
B. R. PtGSAM fc. Co^
G. UoVCHTV fc Co....
BABSITT K Rots,
July ll-nll-ly.
S. DEMSOX.
bzt niri»et
bnre^n y
table
$ cbairM
^'1 cbtld's
Ac.
Oor Stock ot Feretgn FJOOD* will embrace
ami
NEWEST GOODS offered
trade.
•atr MM* (Mi Jt.ra,
I
WUI be 111*4
villi
a
very choice
telecti.M
of
EVERRTMOT
i. We will also ke«e a copapiete line of
Mff«.r timoBm,
to tbe trade
opon
aond
Will b«fnaad
its and desire to call
terms,
'ntfiai. tc.
*eootnrtelr
as any in tbis
ace
market. WE
AMM uisri to oner tbese troodi at TERY close
A
Watch Repairing^
SI RSTRIBFR BEING A PRAC
TU'AL Watchmaker, feels competent to
repair the most dirttcuit and delicate work that
may he entrusted to his care.
yy All work Warranted to give satisfactiga.
Correct Time.
THETPrBLfC
MAY REST A»mBTUV
the Cerrect Time is, aud always mf! be kept by
A. l. ROBINSON.
If. B. REnC.HBER! First door
Eust of Pacific House,
oovxcii, ncm, IOWA.-
Store,
ISo. 1, Palmer's Block.
BK-l THOMPSON A SIEGRIST.
C. M. ROBINS,
HMnl Commicsioi aud Vor«r||^
laid
CounCll Bluffs Male It Fci
High School.
HEBCHAKI)
1
FIFTH QI'ABTER OF THIS INSTITUTION
will open on Monday, August 91,1861.
Terms Per Quarter af Eleren Weeks.
I'j," Ltf— Council Mlmfft, /*••.
KE'KR TO
Jos. KCEXTIKT^.....
St. Loait.
•Conacjl Blan.
IW? STEAMER 1WT
THOMAS E. TTJTT,
For Glatgotc, Lexington, St. Jo*f}'h.
lotra Point, AWuj/U Ci/y, Council
Sioux City, Port Pierre and Mouth Ytllow
Stone.
TIIE NEW LIGHT DRAVGVfT
freight AU4 pa«5«iiger steamer THOS.
K. TUTT, F. M. DOZIER, MaslerwiU
of navigation, commence ber regular
trtpHWtBe above, and alt lmcnoettiate poini«on lhA
Mi^nourt Bivtr, ami odntmue in tbe tr«d» 4urii^th«
The nndersicne*! return ttoeir thanks to their friwxta
»nd tbe public generally, for favor* heretofore cxtendr*
to tbein, and respectfully solicit ftakare rf bunmi ib*
CUOIIBC F. X. DOZ1KR,
». A. DOIIKK.
KTotLoe.
HAVK NOW IN* STORE THK FOM«OirT3VC»
«1H, which if n«t calle«i for and cliarCM |nW.
will cell on tbe 1Mb of November next, tepa?
frDtfbtand charge#, at ourWarchounr in Council Blttflk.
W'o"
'SJK-'
TOOTLE A JACKSON.
STXiPitcif (Aimou.
1 bale Linen.
JA»ES ALLEN.
1 N-x rad*«iT
«*be* do
buotllea it
L.W. *. r'tn
S hbl mdse
TlVXil R. now.]
1 r*M corn
A. J. BAKI K.
1 box I
WM. BrRToa.
I bed »t
1 crib
1 matrass
«. W. MAT.
1 bi»* «r.1*1^
SAMCCL WlLSLtS*
I bo* md»|
6. CARIOK
1 hoi nl»e
C. J. JONIII.
1 box TrrarfcUtorr
Ooteber tVn3^u
McClnnc
A
Co.,
7t». 9«, Mala Street. St. LAAU, 9b.
hiond oompltt# LB* tt
sH
1 box md««»v
Joiirn BA»I)M4F'
Fair Notice.
Ipntof
RRItXBT GIVE PUBLIC KOTICK. THAT !IAV1X*
Into circalatiuD here notes ot tbe Merrkawts
Beat tleton, Gtorgit, bold mftelf respoasible
for Its redemption in ibi* market, sad will, at all time*
be in readiness to »*»uin its integrity with Ratter*
Currency Bankable IB St Lotus, or with specie at the
current rates or discount.
Frinto,
Dclanes, Coliames, Jerlno«, Alpacas, SattiDctts,
Indian Cl"ths. Bomtniine*. Clutlis, Casnimercs,
Jrant,
I am n't inciinjrt, as bare been other parties la this
City, to inflict a public injury by buying tbe issue of
rtoutful Banks at a ilinconnt, tor circulation here, stxl
•nbstfjncmly to repudiate it snd reftue to serare bill
holders against loss. W. C. AMIS.
all tbe
to tbe
P. 3. Mj wfflce honrs are from the time I br«*kl*st
in thetmmim, nntil I so to bed at nifht, «Uck ie
sotaatM** at aad sotnetimea 11 o'clock.
CraMf BtaOh, Jane Mtb, 1867-a»^
FOtMn'U-Aatlarge
aaaortaKst iaat netliM
aad tsr ,MM lew the ZMM H1VB.
aa
IKMSMSeacta*i*ely ia LB*tbminesa, Oar ATOTK ot
*T*\CT».\ STAPVKB,
Brewa MWLTM, Ksrseri, tickiaa,
neeebed ds„ Metro Oouds, SMrttac Stripe*.
OMtakurs *, »rillin«»,
WO0DCX
prof­
tbe atteotKio OF til CASH, or
Man TIMS BVTEBS
to
thein.
U-CAS, JUQUTSO& A. CO.,
WILLOW WAKK—ell Ma* for
sale *t the milTIi
BOOT*
tt *HOE*—« Terr larta Ml af Oeot's,
fcadiea', Boy's, Mlsa aad lafaM'a *eer—ear sale
lo*. the Ul BITS.
Tweed*,
Lia*ey*, Apmt Checks.
Bl ftH. mAWBMoi tMM aad tot
sale, at the IP im.
mwmiwi* anon, uu