ocr: $ 5 0 0 0 Q'vr.''? IttOM THE 17EW GOLD JfllTES Wbo la Going to the Gold Sllnti JJ you want a good Oll i'-f II. gp to the PIOWKF.U (TOVK STOIIK SMITH &" Who hare got up a large stock of O A N S to use either with or without qui.-MI?«r GOLD CLEANEHS, RIDDLES, Pttna far Rockiri niil l.oiipf Camp K«tllcKt HUrrt Iron Uvenv, Frying Pahs, A"i e^erytiifujj yw» wpnt ktr an nut-fit. Post-Office Building, Sioux City. Fob. 17, 1169— tf USDS STUTSMAN, JliltX I THRIER. STUTSMAN ft CURRIER, Attorneys and Counsellors at Oj/ice, corner Sixth Douglas Sis., SIOUX CITY, IOWA, ^[ITIT.T, attftw! to nil T.*w and OptjmmI f\ liuRiiiLse ia Uesti'rn Iowa kuJ l^iiBtern hr-fka. RKFKK TL) Joel Prtrker, LL. P., MasMfhmett#. fTrtti. .lohti WVntworth. rhicmrn, IIHnoi*. II« M. r. W. UooiJinan, l^ivpr. New ?l«Dipshlre. Ilfn. o It. Ficklin. rharWton. Illinois. Allen, I'aUMine, HUnoiik Th,»« Un*«r(»r(l, KorJnuui, New York. ollnol NORTH-WESTERN Hardware \ST-- sili'.D onstao tlf on hand, anl fur a&lvat Uw lev- ti pi Call at tbe Sign of ike Mill Sav. 22, 1R68. A. OROMNOKIl. PIONEER


Sioux City register. [volume]

ocr: awci and .. «0N OP IH Silks, Wool do Laines, Cotton Alpaccns, Morenos, Prints, Ginghams, Cloths, Cassi meres, Sattinetis, Muslins, DtnUiw, i losiery. Tickings, C'iir[ets, Oil Cloths, Trimmings, Yankee Notions i. fiopes, (all Sioux City, July 28,1 bull. JOHN H. CHARLES' ILTOA ^TOOTLE 6 im Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia l.OTHIM HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, and Provision®! Q,ueensware and Hardware CSTF, IOWA, I ths Public fat tho Hbornl patronage liovetoforo ox tended to this will amure that no pnins will be spared to make it more to their interest than ever before to make purchases at th is* house. lWiwin laeilities for buying poods cheap unrivalled bv firm on this river buvinir for eight other estabriJnuents, and in large quantities, am to save the profits paid to the Wholesale Merchant, bv buving exelusivelv from the and then ngents. ilaying a lnruv ^tcc.k of all' kinds of goods, can sell the Merchant a complete supply ot ail articles needed in this npper country. ESS?-AX OUTLIXR OF GOODS CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS, BLANKKTS, (all kinds.) U I I E S W A E tS(hUery, Ilinlwarc, FURNITURE, LIQUORS, TOBVCCO, Salt, nil kinds, SASS2, -BliIWDS, &c., sizes,) Tar, mmjp w1 ippiwipiyi i its equivalent in Wheat, Oats, Corn, Beans, Potatoes, Butter, Lard, forte, |*y Hicfcs &e. I I O A I A S S O I A I O N rn rzrio E A N Dry Goods, I «l»3 CORNER OP WSAtt ft SECOND STS„ KEPT. Flour, Bacon, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Spices, ('untiles, Rice, Crackers, .Dried Peaches, Apjiles, u Currants, Prunes, ^t.u Candies, Turpentine, Lard Oil, Liuset'd Oil* Fish of all kinds Ghsss, &c. liosin, N O O U E O S O W O O S &cfu!tfftc £ljiuv(tnm

place_of_publication: Sioux City, Iowa

publisher: F.M. Ziebach


ocr: A fiool) tiw.-Uin II €Sf. v. il I ,. at Uit. I ai kiug ai.il A, nil 140 nib". EEGI8TEB" Mammotli BOOK ND JOB PIUNTING OFFICE, POST OFFICE BUILDING, SIOUX CITY, IOWA. By the c*i»ol1d*Uon of the T.AQtl~&xi4 Itiortm ofnree we hire ared the beet, most varied end eitfcDFive a.tcortaieiit ol Printing Materials! Tn tbe Xi ith-^Vi «t, wMlt, with our expe ience pr«tic\l printers, i-nai-le ua to c-Xecuttj ALL KINDS GF JOB PRINTING! In a frtyle not to 1*» l»y any other offiee west of Mixslrti5pp5 Our ofBce, ia inppled with one of Ul/'.uLis" celflrated ffOI3 FIIESEBS A large- aaaofttimit BORDF.RH, HI I.KM, CI I S, BRO\7.KS, llliS, 4tc., ate. Aud every !e»erip(lon and quality of WiAlH AMD FANCY STATlOStRT. B"SfVr.9S CATII'9,1 vtsniMt cAitii.J, Wf.ljtilVfJ A! !).". IN ITATl'i.V Til ITCT-t, f\TV 7tl.AM ««, SilKllTFfS' I!f,\\K3, 1JAI.I. TICKETS, JlSTli.-Fg BLANKS, I'ltOT! .«!?, I)Hro-n otiS- CHECKS, i.AHKm. :.o-i:AJiMi.s, COVCKRT n: 11«, B11.1.S OF CHICKS. fHTKH3. IUSMtIl.T.3, nrtt.AUf, 'i :T n- KliCKJPT K! =. BILL U!:AD«, At ai: l:ir.ils vf Plain and Ornamental Printi: 1'iwut. with 0 atiiesi md iliapatch, ud aj,oa rta t.) in». We pei- tfuHy wUcit thv palroni.-i-of tie u«l- DffF nut. of tl.U ud a.ljoii lr!f ,i:iti fM-tln^ ««. If«»d 't .M ui cai. t.-.o mtU&ciiou Intfa a* n. nsu and in. r:inACu niiM.v. •!-ri V, v V, r..*«r. ]s-i. II I Sfjop. A VINO re^nfly rjH-rifd |,!„ -l,sm!it, J» sht rt iJi-tau.v West of k it A C" "nr. rv .I.,: the miI.s... i.er iakw ,),is uietu.^l ol aiiinnm.iMtf lu UiepubiH-thkl he l« |i-» |"sr.t iili i-i i.,- all »i ik jina him Hh & l.it \p Ul!lnuer- He pajn fnrtici.nr .,1. O U S E S O E I N h'fnlu of ih,T h",,f "7*'r,,.v.' *r' «l»rte»M» In (t,{« I. ri.irh »l 111. pr..].-s»,.,u ntnle j„ ,he employ of te II' h- will'I., %!.!• t..r- n.i. ms.. «ar,«r, .n. and tbere^re -it» a sbar« ol th* pub.^t •I'xCtfy. JSvr.-.. .. i..-,,. K DRL i OilK. SOCKS AITD STATIOXEHY, AT A* Mm Itf2VT*S iiooti .hid .,3 storr, di i N-- 1". U.,d Bocks, Stationery, Draughting Mnterial, Ink, Patent Jjiea eaies( ic„ &c. *'tt- iiK n trig c.-isir.-wm Ottv. tow*. July 1 l*,s.s F0H SALE 0E RENT. ritual, ii in Eat -in l. ii ry ,-bei:.. A .l, .l «i:oi.ue w i:ai e. ACKF# land joining tl» mrporaj# llalta i'f Siou* tMy, »ifl bv sni.t In tract, |o ul« .i.ai it low«y. iv». AJ.tr«» f'ho. W Kai.i I'KuVar. Slon. (11,. log,. FOP. RENT A .OT?-V'L::- u«"*.,v•HN,snE» 'w*"""11 1 »wix '^r thr usji,,.** itArt r"lil'i ,"l"ir-at I lie »tnr« of A.HAAsiltlio I 0 A N 0 NON-RESIDENTS, 'r^'t.v'c^ 1 vv'",v' ,:i v. Iowa.aii.1 wl M,,. .hi. nl ,ut th.'Cr-t i,f \T",' l"?r* ri"rr 'r.'r. any ollua wunl) ^j- i:o. WEARS, Stwu\ City, I..its European Exchanga l".is.«u-i. ik-kvu tr .m T.ii.rvool. l!r.mm II,,,,. u A i U K i i i V v w GKO. IV A It K, Itanlmr, ."1 'us I'ii v. liran. I.umber and Flouring HiiL KU W.DAI I. HI:NKT udksuh. BEDARD & R0ESCH '^t' f"trr»il l.it.i rvp,,.,,, Ik,-,, j.i t»'«'ii.ir..M„K-„„ lttin 1 uiidar ||W |iw|,rt%f ."'ii lake 1 til- iiit-ltia ot liihiiiuiii^ ||,H imi.ii,. ,|I,, ,k .« IU« to mvl.e a,ul Hi, '."'rrr 'v:,r %h** Ll'MBKIl OK ALL Kl.MlH 2,000 ACRES /i.n^T,irr':',.,!.7. thp Du- Z2Z iu 'y.' Notic*. 4 1.1. lntcti(a,i in it ni I'IH IIIIH M1..II I,.. u ,. 'n' paytiu'iit ..I ih,. oi «, Slon* City. May j..tu "litAM KKWos. bardware. k*4loote-*#HUI A. OKOMNtiKIt, ai^i. o( tha


ocr: For Your Wlfr, I'nii^lilrr, Slater, i'liintl. t. s. Airnrnrs y T. £. Artt'nf anil Tii^tnii, F. I In-I:.|. »or i Im.Ii, ml .-l^uniH ill,thihn., llior I -III*. }H«-Ilh ir «4n^lMtlon tf till III !!,!• riiil.^ mrli I tivhn. «•«. .i-lilinliiv. mh I agai of ii* a« ki o.\hd4«4l on nU tmot*. I,. I* J«l#'H:i|. It i* tNtuai lo thH U.mtv of it* im» hy nid tin ri« hi.p^ ifv .•m'.,.||i.!nn, ntH to in ». -tin!-imi'Us Mod iIohr« si nt i.tn miici. iiifx, nahuM iti l«.t*i all id (hiM in many iw^ntlnl tni. •». F-i nrr.-.MiH :tm| ••xt|tiUit I mfv. its MVtl f|*t| f:N|ii,j| |i| t**K Wore HII'ivallHl 111 I'h.y wni iiiHiitaiiithhaU|H-rioiiiy|n Ifc-,#, \l in .)*nuary. TKh.Mi—^'^ 4 ar in adranH. Vt»«r «*opl*Mt fi, tHolvtf vo(dvs tin- fid, aud on* uatra lo gfttrr tt1*. Spwlwriia frtv to all ulu. wWh aciilwiui to uiakt* op r|u1* A|.tn A I i I A o SIOUX CITY C« ,in-i t'i. •wwea? sioi on y, tow a. W«. ». tllANAX, Proprietor. 1 8 |n HfMi-,1 ir.-..mui(Hlal.n—rtala rt on fimUi mm •Mlltl ft*


New Oregon plaindealer.

ocr: "Coming Events Cast their Shadows Before." rn? ftj /pfrjj & ^^305?^ At the Hall of Sabin & Moon, on Monday evening next, for the purpose of nomina ting modern negro-worshipers to fill the township officii* Those in favor of ex huming the :-v Putrid Remains Of every ism known to our land, will please attend, as life must be breathed into our clique, or Democracy will pack us Signed, THE REPUBLICAN MASS." ')d:l :Wi OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the modern negro-worship ing Republicans will hold a

place_of_publication: New Oregon, Iowa

publisher: H. Lick


ocr: W. R. MEAT), EDITOR. NEW OREGON, SEPT. 30, 1859. Advertisements handed us for publication will be continued until all arrears arc paid and charged according to advertised rates set forth in another col umn. rr?- Our candidate for President in 1860, THE NOMINEE OF THE CHARLESTON CONVEN TION. E O A I S A E I K E TOR GOVERNOR, AUGUSTUS C. DODGE, of Burlington. For l.ieutcuiiht (iuvemor, L. W. BABBIT of Council Bluffs. For Supreme Judge*, THOMAS S. WILSON, of Dubuque, CHARLES MASON, of Burlington, C. C. COLK. of Pes Moines. for Senator if tht 40tk $c 41 n:lori&! District) MOSES CONGER, of Floyd county. For Rem* .tentative of the 59th District, COL. JAMES D. JENKINS, of Mitchell county. THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM "Respecting Slavery in the Territories," as adopted by the Cincinnati Convention.—The Resolution. Resclved. That we recognize the right of the people of all the Territories', including Kansas and Nebraska, acting through the legally and fairly expressed will of majority of actual resident*, and whenever the num ber of their inhabitants justifies it to form a constitu tion, with or without domestic slavery, and be admit ted into the Uuion upon term3 of perfect equality with the other States. STATE ISSUES FOR THE STATE CANVASS! We admonish the people of Iowa not to allow their immediate iutereflls in Stato affairs to be lost sight of, through the distracting influences of national questions. Let the St ilc issue* govern the State canvass! .'** ST'STYticketT* JUDGE, Harris. Abra TRGASUUF.il AND RECORDER, es Hall. IIERIFF, Josiah F. Mitchell. COUNTY SUPERINTIN'DEKT, Samuel E. Lewis. CORONER, O. G. Tallmadge. DRAINAGE COMMISSIONER, Robert Wootton. SCRTEYOR, Joseph Knowlton. Election, October 11th. THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND ITS OPPONENTS. That the Democratic party acting


The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume]

ocr: CENTRAL DRUG STOKE IIV HACili'S BLOCK, North Side Broadway, at the Sign of the BLUE MORTAR Council Bluffs, Iowa. Hair Oils Pomade*, Toilot Soaps, Paint. Ilair and Tooth Uru&bes, Wines and Ilraiulies for Mptlicinal purjKises. our sf«K-k bus been selected wiib great care, and are pure aii'i fresh. fft^INi.vMruns Prescriptions and Family Receipts carefully compounded. P. S. Agent* for all the popular Patent Medicines of tbeday. [nt-v2. J. D. Honn & Co., Paints, Oils, Putty, Figs, Raisins Lemons Perfumery WHOLESALE JL RETAIL DEALERS IK Drugs, Medicine*, Dye-Stuffs Tobacco, Suuff, Cigars, Witidow Glass,

place_of_publication: Council Bluffs [Iowa]

publisher: Maynard & Long


ocr: ..W« ,}• ,u AND .j v..^ 11 titL REDUCTION NV cprtv AT THE City Jewelry Store! i wow offer fok immc- J. tion, th« inott HATCHES, CLOCKS, &c., erer JEWELRY before offered In thi» nurket, which I myself. 1 cu and will Hell Cheaper Ibaa cma be .1 any ether fttor# In the City. Particular attention is paid to ttie Repairlag of Fine WatckeSf Fitting H«w Jewels And Putting in Pinion Staffs, or any other iart that may tie defectivo, will be ed anil warranted to perform well. ALL WORK WARRANTED! jcj-please call at rity Jewelry Opposite Me Bride it Bwta. A. D. ROBINSON. Oonncll BlolTs. May 1.1868-vSnI-ly NONPAREIL JOB PRINTING NO. 1, PALMER'S BLOCK, 3D STORT, OounoU Bluffls, Thitf being, IOWA. hj (mt, (be moat complete and extensive Establishment North of St. Louie and West of the Jtiftttisaippi Hiver, and the materials all new, it is no idle or yaiti boa^t to say that Work can be executed at this Establishment QUICKER & BETTER, Than can be done at any other office within the region of country above described, comprising every variety of Letter Press Printing. IN TDK DEPARTMENT OF PLAIN & FAXCT CARD PRINTING, THIS ESTABUSHMSXT Deservedly stands without a rlral npon the Slope. Rnggles' Celebrated Card Press! TOGETHER WITH RUGGLES' LATEST IMPROVED CARD-CUTTER ENABLE THIS OFFICE TO Sapply Cards of any Ceter, Sire or Prlee, ia as abort a apace of lime a* coald be wished. PARTICULAR ATTENTION! is at all tunci paid tu this department ui Job Priming, and no pains spared to give ample satisfaction in every instance. Beside** a Card and large sized Band Pres, I hri\e In operation a Wrixa* POWER JOB PRINTtNG PRESS, EiiaMii..: in o \u excs iitp. with the exp^hUi»n, and in ihc Uj&t style of the art: Bill Heads, Bills of Fare, Bank C7ieck«, Ball Tickcta, (irt-nlart, Ortificatei, Receipts, ProsramMes, Concrrt Bills, Envelopes, Poster*, Labels, Jcc, IN FACT— ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING! can be done at this establishment IN .1 WORKMANLIKE MANNER! IT IS BEYOXD SUtX ESSFCLL DISPUTE That the facilities in this establishment for NEAT & EXPEDITIOUS


ocr: Remember the S'ev Slant!, Lower Broad way, Mayflower Building. Coumil Bluffs, NovemhjrG, 1858-\-^n28. w/iim, WHOLESALE & RKTA.II, DEALER IN STOVES & TINWARE, I.oni'lt IIKOADIVAl, Two Doors Above James' Block, AT TIIE SIGN OF TlIE COFFEE BOILER. HAVING RKMOVKP Y LAIU k AND KXTEN- sive stork Ot STOVKS & TINWAHK. aud every thin# else u^unlly f.»ui.l in my line, to the building formerly occupied the Mayflower Saloon, Lower Broadway, second door aN-\eJAMKS' BLOCK, I can offer such ii J«:cemetit» fo person needtnts articles in iu.V hues, th.it catiiiot Le ottered by any thor etab lishment on the Sl'-pe. I l»a\e now a lar*re room, and can show my sfuik to advantage. iive tne a ii yon w.uit to .»\e money, as I am Ik-mid to sell tower forCA^M, than any other house dare sell. I E Royal D. Amy,


Sioux City register. [volume]

ocr: DEMOCAATIC STATE TICKET. For. A. C. DODGE, Of Ues Moines, rott I.1EUT. OOVtB!®|8 *.. W. BABBITT, Pottawatamie. rov. svriiEMe .trnuEs: CHAS. MASON, Des T. 8. WILSON, Dubuque. G, C. COLE, Polk. Democratic District Ticket, F"r Ser&tor- Ks'.ri -t. JOHN F. DtJlfCOMBE, Of U .JaI. F^r R«pr«s.T.'l-i-tri. t. PATRICK BOBB, C' WoodV«r\ ctunty. 9*tt rt "*rt't.t ive 4• li District, T. B. CE00K8, Of r.rvPi crunlj. Democratic County Ticket. For r.iunty .Tuttp^, JMHN P. ALL1ROS, Kor Trc^nurer ,v:d P«C'H«ler, CHARLES li. IIKDUK9. for Drainage r.inmiMionar, A. II. ?I iiliL* For WILLIAM II. Pit AUG. For (4o»otT upei i'11f i1 of mmon ?®r! oo"B, JUHX C. LIKIKUBH. »-..r Omintr JOHN K. furTcy.*, (iioK. ,, .o Vur Co JMIVIS D. Lc TlkURt.


ocr: O E i E S PROVISIONS Com! Wheat! Oate! flour! Baooa! BOOTS & SHOES! O u I N O KliHMTl HK, mm Ml. city, DRY GOODS!


ocr: E A Y WITH Taa YANCTON INDIANS A I I E TOOTLE & JACKSON O S W A K I V AND Commissoin Merchants 1XD WMLEItLB ASD IBTAIL DEALERS K Every Description of MERCHANDISE! SIG* OF THE E E I I A N Take plMWurt. in iatwarfng 8ETLE1S! MHTER8! and EXPL0BERS That tfcsjr will kn-p CONSTANTLY ON HAND An Ample gtsek for tbe gapplrln* af 20,000 Emigrants! All that art* DAKOTA TERRITORY Or ta* HOLD MIMES oa CHERRY" CREEK


ocr: BOBTX-WnTKM Emporiua BAR TB0N ANJi STEEL, ru\r wh A-j* _lz* a» U v Md atl.l »lj n 4,l i.ai. *. vrm la au t-.iuaii. f4oi! «j 'Hu- U*a*tu-»l -at r»M| rfta'. s«cuti« iij K»*N t^an-J tbf I lflri tt 1 t"1 Hu*H" n.|H.« .t* w J.4| I.Ai MH!, iMirfl. HM'Uh uLOEOx. WEARE, iV/i A ill Cawialulaatr ml ll,td Car iht Tarrt* .ut) af \thi«.ka, I! V in JSJKi. i hf*n.t. n tf for aal^^t 4b*t bwail fHaai. ''all «r Uk •%m the MiU Paw. t'WCi- '*. A.OKoNIWHSM S T. DATIS, ATTORNEY AT LAV, i T*ifirx i'trY. tnWA. I M'Y 'IKiT&k «^i«:i:A?n"S m.^FF. I')WA. W P. HOV.MAX, Fraprlafat, Q«(r «r,n ^nt om U« wj i i" now «i|iaa 0^1 1 *h» ••'»n»f'r* *n4 rnti -»i' ''v '.wjyrt. lal^W rl I 4#«


ocr: Hs» 'i iPa* Car r«ui|) Ii Nev Advertisement VftitfBEDVcnoi ix men i '4 iotir litdy Hdc O i O I N i Qeni* Fnrnihhimj (ImltfJ. J| 1ATS AMD CAPS, oA'fs1 In'OK A .'fi'fral i«auHnMil of »ud auejr Y O O S JEWKUlf! KM BROIDERIES! WINDOW-SHADES RIBBONS! PERFI MERY F* TRIMMINGS! Al*/ a Wla#NP#!Boor Lockt, Sash. 1 ai*d iiip Ih.-H .a'l •fitv iu a'd fhettiavl«Hi of lb** trutb "t th»» a'-«*«» »f4tMi*»t.*.a Th»» ttund* and will If ««»t4 'om kr ru na lo- a nrr atcx^c h* n**it Mill Ao Trouble to Show Outfit 8t'r« foini»f if Tliird ani P-«rt »tiwt IIOH CITY, IOWA. TERMS CASH, without d'tiaiio-i. A. HAAS 4 BBO. •r-J -milrj I'r.Klu ta r»|irnMW S.#.—Fara. lry IIM* k#Hln t-x#bar*^e *0- All fcr .Nl. wMrranl i^ou i* •. Jim*- i» I ADDISOJf DIMMICK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Real Estate Ot*awi. Momtttfi Co., hrtOH. U*' U,P' y aC'-»*d to 11 liti»fof»fi Hiili a*l**ti t»l,l- r%rr will la« and MM ««i KaUi IH at I H« ai|'ti fraitaarl any Iu«mikm "titi 'In »ral liaiid ia?«_if $ 5 0 0 0 0 FEOa 1Hi: »£W GOLD Wlta ta Cat«n .« ,itf i.aM .Ml Mr a I ...i w» 'iT ii„ PIOVRRR a'ia«K. Itimi, SMITH & SIWCT.il TB $ 4\ Ww9 I Ir lit ria„. Fr #uf t-01Ec« Buiidiag. «li Bx Hb n. in«—1 Satin, htm, BailditHf Muteriol*. fbtrdefo M- Spring Bui Summer Good* t* be puM CLEABiSUS. BIuOLka Shot, OlJtK, Ottawa. Monona Co.y totm \v 1 iou o |.. l.vjH ^minui-. a. rpkiiiettta I bay ill! I laWraat, but and Mo Hi-*- *bip «d t.. in* IM.'t .»(!«• III. ttlWl i«od*di ail ah" lul Mi a'«* ll«r a|»K*l. Pi ii«-« ttlA* Mi) t'l 1 Tfe* w|||fcwnfM» pllftiaaa 4tj*thiug I 11»- l'l»n*» dr» "T1 «*l: b. if J* -r COST AN1 CJAKRIAOE! Tb«4r^dcV latriH |f NOTIONS. l»t 'I *iM I «t PBIK i. COST! Ttay bop^ ib.-1 II,- |t i, .,+ |i. ».- H'lu. ha*- tf'rf I. O nail I auK P«Maa» if 11 »,««% hig P«u», Corn-mill*, Aaua arm tart. i ifc,, ,tkh. «•!. aa a,* U/Ii«lh lap! ill lU.daar. aHw all abi-« at't (••wild al l.m- pniw,. k*i rii». *|.iii 11 iva. HO^-BiiOO-. a BHU LAN J/ All LA 1 S u v e y o Qity. !'»j JUST RECEIVED ihr Hard--!..-Ii.c nf jA. O N 1 N (i E It, 4#ni|«leta* naMrtui. i,t n| ib-- In My ,«.z»*|»4 Moline Plows, 4il| |«MM i.irLn. ell laJU tb


ocr: fiooi-(li»'e!v put in ouuiiiiuii fir i"J lL«full trade. I J. DRDGSBOOR STORE. A. B. APPLETOH, {Successor to J. .V. Hunt & Co.) DEALER IK Drugs, Medicines, Books, Stationery, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Brushes, Ac., Ac. BKIXO thankfa! ?ot tha %»ry literal yatvnaaaa ba atowad u|.'7n the ta'. firin. I In p« to marita con* tlnuari'-e of the ~..inr. I.y ntn. atianiion lo kualoaaa. 1 orrup* tb* ,1.1 aland Vi. 15 I'rarl utr^t, Wbaftf I *111 I*. l-T—hi» uit fri.-nda al all lioial. Parr Wlvta and (.l^aara for Madielnal •ad l*arramantal pur|",»a. Katlaaa In iirrxt altnndan'-a lloas City, law a, WILL ^uTarru«CASH»PrieaaaBtiaiu«l low. July 7, InA*!. HARDWARE. 7f and Moatbca, llay Forks A Ol Yvkat A. a I'AlKyr Mt.t' l,XK.\ k'h)tlcutiit pr**rlpn "II- a.ruraiWy mnpoumlad. I'urn .\aii». WiSk'-f in, o«n SkiaxOlt l*mm. .IuIt -12. lns 1. H. POWLE8SOB, yt U I E 1 -r sale hi'ftp XNOEK.-iKii ol tha Mill Ma«. European Exchange, I il'i (irrp.r^d lo ,lrnw dir. I p»i vlll. 01 l.u/lau Irrla-id. fr. Ilai.'l |.!.lli* iiniiiai.jr. a»U* rbml. I.J ,,i r.ip» I«^rar.lia d.*lrir,,f ro .,.„j „„,„r t„ Ifi,.1(j, lu Ilia 1 "ii I ouiili y« 111 fiud it to tliMlr iiil^rrsl ti },ur baaa llralln I tw Caaaaira tl.kri. |ria L|,*r|H«l linniau, liaifi Autaarp_aitdjla^f* lo Srajink ttw M|.Haw OKO. WMAKK, Raakar, 'l"»i Clly, lu«a. Parftaatary, Tallat Artlclaa, Ac., 4kc ARaat fir Ihainoal pi.pillar contract fbr tba araclloa of buildii.tr «imI IraiB hi* louf oi^-rWia* in tba baaioai. laal AWa ta fan Jar g#u«rai aati«taciM'U. FIVE LUMBER! rnn^lrtluf I'lonrlii^, Dor*t U Saab, BUndu, Ac., Ac a^laoo ccmtaiaak'O, ty 2,000 ACUf /k' abaica Paralnf tan da altaaUd naa t-r Ijiuila aad i'aaibr Kallroad, la baa auui Ai»" I fee Aar«a ol MM, an,an tUualad, la MaaSkatJ aaaalf, «aw ••MBaaae III' In '. loan i aSfaiiUkenydt H. I! POW LESSJ.M.


New Oregon plaindealer.

ocr: Farmers, Pay for your C0RDQ OF WOOD wanted in tor the N *w O'egon Pla'ndealer. IHABUSHEISOF WHEAT want.d 1UU exchange fcr the New Oregon Hoaler. QAA BUSHELS OF OATS wanted in •vlf (hange for the New Oregon P.a dealer. 9AA BUSHELS OF CORN wanted in •"v/ ^hungfl lor the New Oregon


ocr: MEAD & WOOD. NEW OREGON PLAIN DEALER. Pu lit-hed every Fr day at the a ndou'e' iilt ng, |XH to 15 kxcha ig •,) N iw O ejjjon. Howard county, W. J- MEAD & 1. WOOD, pmpr.etors. —TEL* MS.— S'ngle copies one ye:ir. advance, $1 00 at tlie oixl o 3 iun. 1 '25 6 mo. I 5(1 12 u». 2 00 lo dutfe of tev*v in'advance, each 80 THE PLAINDEALER iii XlSUtf ildJUJDU&I Bong well suppl ed w.th evoryth.ng i.eces sarv to do tood work, in a neat and sat s ctorv style, we are prepared to execute ever dewnptinn ot' ilaud- bills, Circulars, Bill-Heads, Ball Tickets, i Blanks, Cards, PRINTING IN COLORS, be., At the lowest cash prices, Li a slyie unsurpassed hjf &UJ e.»t ibljsh* DlJUt in the West. S i S V U N O S I For one square, 1 insertion, a 2 it 4 3 months, (I 9 12 Fir insurance intent No. 156 Man street, X«»w Oregon, wa.dcoun'y, Iowa. L. L. Aiaaw™ ft, Attorney and co.inseilor at law. West Un ion. Fayette con.itv. Iowa. W- R. Mead. £itna insurance agent, Pi» ndraler building Nuw Oregon, Ho..ard county, Iwa. Bias i Is St & m.'n, Attorneys and coun-eliur.s at law, McGrrgor. 11wa. w 11 pract ce u the co .res ot the 1 !th die ai U.strict. OJice opposite Wavcrly Huel. G. M. Van Le uven, D. O. Preston VanL rvan ft P' cstoa. Attorneys at law, nu Spr.ngs, Howard to inty, Iowa, will piouaptly ttend to uli legal bus.ness entiuste.i to the.r care. ilijahOdeU, |#orney and counsellor at law. Office on JVl i o »troot in he new build ng adjo ning l.ie Now Yot'k utore, (ip stairs,) McGregor, Iowa. P. Duffin, ionab'e tailor, at the old recorder's of. ice. D'oorali, Iowa. A'l work warrant-d to fit, and in ido in the ra»t fashionab e (ityle. Catting done at short notice and warranted to suit. •S. S C. ScM. (5839 C. ScUt. goott ft Brother, Wh.l lie and reta 1 dealers in d'y goods. tvn eries, boots and shoe hats and caps, \unkne notions, do.. Al "in street McGre gor. I wa wi 1 attend to making collec* tioa. or pir^hase* ot prod-jce Or. J. 7. Clemmtr. nya'cian and surgeon, New Oregon, towa, w 11 atte id to al cats ii his profess on whether by ui^ht or by da*r. Offi e at his resid Mice on M.iin street, first dwor nwrth ol Lawyer's drug store. Tremont H-^nse. limited on tho eorner of Mill and Water ptroet 'coi ah, Iowa Ira Piotheioo Pro ipr etor—(wood stabling attached, also livery w th gool hordes, eas carriage^ and care ful drivers, to convey trave lers to any part of the coutiti v. P, X. Kanios, Justice of the Peace, New 0.*egon. Iloward county. Iowa, w II attend to iking collec tions. pay.ng taxes, uiak ng conveyances and the examination of tirltH. Charges man. N i reference to give -The marriage ceremony will be attended toon short DO' tiue. W- S- Mead, Attorney and counstd.or at law ind rotary public, N iw Oregon. Iowa, wi practice in all the co iris of the iOthjiidcial district. Prompt utrent on ven to securing and col lecti debts in northern Iowa a south crn nnesota. Good refurcuce given when djoii ed Xagle Xxc^iang* Botsl, By S. M. Cole, New Oregon, Howard county low.i. Hav n« purchased the ilwive hotel, and inade s.ich improvements as the wants ol the publ seem to dem nd, I solicit a share of public Patronage. N. M. 0 Walkers stages leave this house daily f'»r all ints east and west. M. C. 8. Herriok, Dealer in dry goods, grocerios clothTng.' leaffe er, shoemakers' findin.-s, hardware, iron, nails, gliws, sash and putty, boots and shoes, sa't, finh, and provisions All kinds of produce re-e ved in exchange for goods and .Lheral prices given at his cash and $1 o. 1 50 2 U 4 00 7 00 9 00 12 00 Ppec'iil notic-s, leaded, will be charged ai tkf rate ot $3 tor every lou liovs, tor one in tiw. Qjr" Positively no variance from the above rates. Cards. M. V. Bui dick. Attorney at law, Duoo.ah, Winneshiek coun y. Iowa. J. 8. Law?*-. A Cor-lej ft Willett, Attorneys and counsellors at law. Deeorah. loAa. [13 13 W* Allan. Just'ce of the pence, corner of Ma'n and Miles streets, (up stairs) New Oregon Iowa. All co'.lections piomptly attended t«». [13] Htm er ft Seott, Whol^ale and retail er cerj, and dealer* in liid*&. grain, prov nit,s. leather and shoe findings. Opposite Tremont Honoe. Deco ra Iowa, [n 13] Saratoga House* i witonted on theO^igemad s'x'een m'les west. «f N w Oregon is still ot en for •be ••ppet tion of the traveling pnbl'c—M. O. Walk r's ftages leave this house for the east and we«t T. J. GIBBONS. Proprietor Dee*rah House ^LEGHORN k MASON*, proprietors, Deco» rah. Winnesheik county. Iowa—This house has recently been re fitted, and affords the best nceomniod'it'on for travel'ers. of nny Hotel in the country. General Stage Of fice. A good livery attached. n 13 T. U. POOLER, Attorney at b»w and solicitor in chancery: A-zent for ifJ'na insurance notary pub it*.' Will practice in a I the courts of the state. Part'cular attent'on given to paying taxes, collect ng and secur ng c'a'ms in northern Iowa and southern Al nni sota Office n new court house. Osage Iowa. [13] K. EATON A AikTTHEWS. EATON *L MATTHEWS. Attornoys at !aw. 0 :.ge, Mite' ell county. Io wa Wi I practice in the supreme and dis trict courts of this state and the courts of southern M'nnesuta. Particular atten tion pa to the collection of debts, and eeuur'ng c'aims. [13| A BRADiSH, Dealer in stoves and hardware, iron, nails, glass, sah. wooden and jappanned ware, tab'e and pocket cutlery, mechanics tools, agr cultura :inpleuieiits, C. Rtmick, B. T. Hunt Remiek ft Hast, Attorneys at law. McGregor. Iowa.—-This fiim ftav tig formed a co-partner-h:p. here by tender their professional services to the public They flatter themse'vea that their experience as councillors and advocates, w li render cntiie satisl'act on. Practice in all tie courts of the State. Prompt at tention given to collections.—-Office .*t C. F. Rem ck'sold stand. A. 7. Smifi, Watch maker, ambrotypest and portrait pa'nfer. ('iock«. watches, and jewelry re paired to ordei ambrotypes taken and put up in th-* »t sec ire manner portraits painted on canvass n oil colors fr lift*. «r from ambrotypes.— The ce'ebrated Seth Thoims' clocks' for sale at pr ces corres ponding to the scarcity of money. All work done on reajo 'abie terms and war ranted. (TP- rst dwor west of the po*t office, Docorah. Iowa n 2 McGregor Hovae. Main strtef, near the Steamboat Landing, McGregor luwa. IP. A. Durham, Proprietor. This hoto' has been thoroughly repa'red and refurnished for the spring and su 111 cr trav el. an-l the proprietor begs eave to inform the cit zsuis ot McGregor and the traveling p.iblio that he is now prepared to accom odate boarders and travelers in a manner unsurpassed thisc.ty. Attentive porters will take charge of baggage, and e\ery ef fort made to secure the comfort of ies's. Stages tor tho weat leave daily.—Good sta bling attached. WANTED, _*the store of Mun^n & Pierce, butter, eggs, ta low. lard, pork, wheat and gr en and dry des for which the ghost prices will be paid. {U-Jv] C. M. MI NSOH, O. W. PIKRCE. New Oregon Steam Saw Mill, Munso-i & Pierce, proprietors, have con stantly on hand a good assortment of Limber and lath, cheart as the cheapest. [ly] SOIlELLENGlilt it HAVE VOL. 1. i NEW OH EGO X, and builder's fur nishing sto.k Also manufacturer of all kinds of copper, tin. and sheet iron wae. Particular attention paid to all kinds of job ng. Three doors east of the Post OSee, Dec*, rah, Iowa. MUNSQN on hand a quantity of live geese teathers, which ey will sell cheap for cash. Paper rags taken in exchange tor goods in any quant.ty. New Oregon, Iowa, Sept. 30th, 1859 [tf 13J GEORGE ECK, DEALER in irrocer es of a kinds, inclu ding the btaple art cles o coffee, cand les, cinnamon, crackers, candy, cigars, dried fruit, trict on matches, green apples, molasses, nuts raisins, vice, soap*, sugars. *p ces, *al seratus. starch, syrup, salt, teas black and green, tobacco. pll,g» smoking and fine-cut. Produce taken in exchtinge tor goodo—-mar ket prices pa d. ["10 First door below toe Post 0«Ece, New Ore gon, Iowa. Farmers, Pay for your Paoer! C0RDQ OF WOOD wanted in exchange tor the N *w O'egon Pla'ndealer. IHABUSHEISOF WHEAT want.d in 1UU exchange fcr the New Oregon Piain Hoaler. QAA BUSHELS OF OATS wanted in ex •vlf (hange for the New Oregon P.a n- dealer. 9AA BUSHELS OF CORN wanted in ex •"v/ ^hungfl lor the New Oregon Plain- Poetry. UNDl li 1HE VIOLETS. BR O. W. HOLMES. Her hands are cold her iaccis wbi e No inure her pulses in and go Her eyes are shi'.t to lifj and liy,ht That tried to blossom in the snow, Li 8 withered where the violets blow. MisccSliuieous. Or tJii ot' {Slavery. Mr. Bancroft in his first volume of his History of t'ae Unite! States, ^ives an account of the early traffic of the Eu ropeans in slaves. In the mi Idle ages the Venetians purchased white men, Christians and others, and sold them to the Saraccens in Sicily and Spain. In Engl an I the Anglo-Saxon nobility s 11 their servants as slaves to foreigners. The Portuguese first imported negro slaves, from Western Africa into Europe in 1442. Spain soon en 'aged in the traffic, and negro slaves abounded in some of the placcs in that king lorn.— After America was discovered the In dians of Hispaniola were imported into Spain and made slaves. The Spaniards visited the exist of N rtli America and kidnapped thousands of the Indians, whom they transported into slavery in Europe and the VV IN ESSENTIALS, UNITY—IN Fold the white v-stures, snow on sno#, And lay her where ihe violeU it not beneath a graven stone, T»» plead for *e irs with alien eyes A splendor cross of wod alone Shall say that here a ma den ies Iu poacc beneath the peaceful skies. And gray old trees of hugest i*mb Slia 1 wheel their circl ng shadows round To make tho scorching sunlight dim That drinks the greenness from tho ground, A nc drop th- ir dead leaves on her mound When o'er their boughs the sqtiirr Is run, And through their 1 a.esthe rob.ntcall, And ripening in the autumn sun, The acorns and the chestnuts fall, Doubt not that she will heed them all. For her tho morning c'loir s -all sing Its matins from the branches high, And every minstrel-voice of spring, That trills beneath the Apr.l sky, Shall greet her with its car ieat cry. When, turning ro^nd their d'al track, Eastward the lengthening shadows pass, Hr l.tte mourners, clad in black, Tne crickets sliding through tho grass, Shall p'pe for her an evening ma^s. it last o rootlets of the trees S-.all find the prison where she lies, And bear the buried dust they seize In eaves and blossoms to tho «kies— So ly the soul that wa: m'd it rise! If any, born of k'ndl'er b'.ood, Should ask, Wliar liden lies below? Say only this: A tender d, est Indians. Colum bus himself kidnapped oOO native Ame ricans and sent them into Spain, that they might be publicly sold at Seville. The practice of selli-.g North American Indians into foreign bondage continued for two centuries. Negro slavery was first introduced into America by Span ish slaveholders, who emigrated with their negroes. A royal edict of Spain authorized negro slavery in America in 1518. King Ferdinand himself sent from Seville fifty slaves to labor in the mines. In 1831 the direct traffic in slaves between Africa and Hispaniola was enjoine I by a royal ordinance. Las Casas, who saw the Indians vanishing away before the cruelties of the Span iards, suggested that the nogroes, who alone could endure severe toils, might be further employed. This was in 1518. Sir John Hawkins was the first Eng lishman that engaged in the slave trade. In 1652 he transported a large cargo of Africans to Hispaniola. In 1G57 an other expedition was prepared ami Queen Elizabeth protected and shared in the traffic. Hawkins, in one of his expeditions, set fire to an African city, and oat of three thousand inhabitants succeeded in seizing two hundred and sixty. James Smith, of Boston, and Thomas K.-yser, first brought the colo nies to participate in slavery. In 1654 they imported a cargo of negroes.— Throughout Massachusetts the cry of a 1 in s of lo of


The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume]

ocr: QEORGK PARKS COVIVCIli •LUFFS, a^V**«*haadaM«tMlMSeM Mat aaloetad STOCKS OF OOOM ew Sefcra I 9m MMUUB# 01 *0 rentier, IS, MM. B. BATLtH. FANCT DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, READY-MADE CLOTHING. BOOTS AND 8HOES, HAT8 AND OAp«. Alee laias e^ «M CSMS* STOCK OF FURNITURE, All ot whicb w« ara detarmlned to Roll at rrtoaa that will DIFT COMPITITOV. PRnntlflF of all kloda takan In exctkufe (or Oooda, aad the Klffceet Market Price psl4.0aal FaUiSr PORK, WHEAT, DRY HIDES, AND FURS. a*Country Mawfcte ate mtMlUawlaewUlMl Setofe|aiAsalinsUaatssa. 1859. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1859. MO. 1 unai BLOCK, SIGN OF THE COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. We ara now reeeMac end shall conttano to recaiTe darlac tbe aatlro boatlae soaooa, OOOM wanta of tbe Groat Waat. We have at thla tlao la Mora, tha Dreee task Plata aad Faaty, Woolca Hooda, Maatcla, B«c.( A Flno Stock of Sbawla, THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS Ever before offered in this Market. Cloth, Cloaka aad Maatloa, In wajr of UIBBOIDIUD FIX! CH1K1SX, WM. B. ROBWSOJf. & ROBINSON (Sttooeeiore to TooMs A Jaofceinil iu Tal I —V*. f. Weal DaLals ala aail Faacr, •alf Waal PoLalaa. Plata asad faarf, Laplae Frcaro Etrtaoa, CMargClotha, froa 24 «a 1M. LADIES' READY MADE GOODS, DSAWSM, inunu, BOMB THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES, THB vnr, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, "WINES & LIQUORS, Choice Brands, nmaummrn. mainn. Ma. GROCERIES QUEENSWARE, Etc. kS»Altof wbick wert pTTrtiaMiItT of tha rim, (and mlortsnd) ta tk* Cltlta ut V«w Tart miailelpbu. for CASH, asd will txaetd Itir CASH or lu •qntwlaat, diaapar Uulk* —m» a«altt*I#A^u tyoou«mr rtoDcca »u kt«a can bonfbt fnr In any other HooM la UM BlnSk. at the highest Market Prlcas H. c. FuraicKaojr. v. c. NEWPIBM. NEW GOOS. FREDRICKSON & JACKSON, No. S JISM' Bkok, Lower Broadway, Council Bluflk, Iowa HATI K0W 0* BAXD A*D FOR SAL Grroceries &c Provisions Hotiona, Boots Shoes, Hats ul Caps, €lothia|, Huriinn, ((aetDsttarc, Foreign, Domestic and Fancy Orsurlei. Wt afe pleased to armoance ta o*r frleata MM patrons, that wt are mow SO Sacks CofM, aaaorted ktodl. 7# Bozee Soap, aaaorted kinda, w. etwumk staum. prepared with nil, aceortaent of Oooda for Fall aad Winter trade. Bavlag tat recently tatand iato eataaee, oar Ma are aae and of tho latest fashion, purchased at the lowest cash price, which enablea na to aiflbr greater laiiiaante Maa anv other House in Western Iowa. Thankful sor the likera! patranag* that baa baen esnadad te ae dartag ear shorfl bnsine.# career in tbis city, we earnest!, solicit a continuance of the same. Coaatry Benliaata areaoltc ited to examine our Stn-k before purcbasini elsewhere, buying ucloatTely for caah, we «a»t adhere atHctly to tbe lame principle. All kinds of Prodnce takes in exchange for (ooda, and the liHtiHlaeilat prtee paid. Oar n* aaaptato to Bfels Soda, tttttsr ntSUir CraeMM. BopaeTahaece aaoda aad prkaa.


ocr: SILL & BOWEIST. DiatillezB aad Bectiflers n. frTM ««JD lisu vBnr," s.-ti ,i rsy.i n laMtsaa* AMsM. 1 MlaM, Fat Cb««I» Ml Haga. WUrtf •1 St. Lsali FrUea, at "TOWB AMEUCA VILLI, COCNCIL iLcrn, IOWA. Formerly SILL k. TOWN'S, beloc abant to (tart a| want of rarmera, italr Cora. They alao wiah to I chase soma Toun| Stock, Hogi and Tonne Cattle. rilMIU TAKK KOTICB. We wlafc le faiaiak elee«r natket tk* year Mat tor year surplus CORN&YOUNG STOCK 'Oanaadieeaiyerkr *auia( ao McBRlDE a BOWEN yea will |«t tbe necaasary lnformatlna •ILL MWRV, fSMf JaMHM JCKh. We wlah to trade Lusnbor (or Cora and TeawKoct, •r for any of tha Products of tbe farm. May 1th, I860. T* NT


ocr: Dec. 14, lsee.—T*-nie-lT RE-OPENINS OF THE OLD STAND. doll.( E .1 G-. M^ X)ODGrE SB CO. mi TUB POST orrtcs, «rw* aMAipi^ pc?xnsroix. BLUFFS, ,U 'f j'W. Staple Dry Gr GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEEXSWARE, STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, jSTMAHOHSI MIM, CIM ittMBIW, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, ,e The Blclieat Market Price paid 1" IOWA/ *j*'b miiih *W«M« jy,,a 'V/ ,b ts* nuuT, MJUT, JP»mm AWV rm*ovcm 09 JU mmjvum, Farmers, before you sell Jive u« a call. Its' WANTED—Shelby, Audubon, Harrison, Monona, Woodbury, Cua,Crawford, Mills, Fremont, and Pottawattamie COCSTT OBDMS. COtriVTY BOOKS! We bavejost receive* a large lot el RUSSIA BOUND BLANK BOOKS, SDITABLB to* County Hecords & ^Xercantil©- Firms, Also, a large Stock of CIMCVLJM, DEBD JA*fl MtJJVM JVtTM NfMi Wlilch *e *111 sell for CouBtj Orderi and City Script. O. M. DODO ft k CO. »5H


Sioux City register. [volume]

ocr: W A N E U E Wr O U E A I CHICKENS! Sugar Cane Syrup! U K W E A O K O K E E •tf IN SHORT, ANYTHING TO EAT OR WEAR! IN EXCHANGE FOB THK Broadway Gold Pen Manufactaring Company, •Ao. 3Xo Hfmitiuxij/f ivr/c.


ocr: NORTH-WESTE IN Hardware Emporium. k|, H4RDVaP.E) DAE IRON AND 61 OtmfUntl/ Sign of the Mill Saw. July M. 1W. A EEL, on hud, and for »l«atth« low.it Call prfeaa. ui the ORONINOER.


ocr: Enders&Co., Wm. F. WHOLESALE ClotljingDousc No. 62 itfcmoM Block, Boaton. linn or CMTRtM Ia got up •xpreielr for tb« Wetitn naae, and in point of MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP, St t'nemrpmeeed bj any other Ritftb* liikiutnt iu the t'nilcd Itatte* Beiug counecUd with one of tho Clothing Houses the United States, at Boston, Enable* u* to manufacture and sell O O S At Prices that will far outstrip O E I I O N TERMS LIBERAL. WM. F. KiNDKRS, chants, and Frc'ujht Ayenls fialtiniore at lhi« Main Street, St. Louis, largewt and uoit eiteugire FALL OF 1857. St. Loi i-. JOHN Vv'. BHiKLOVV, Bct. -i. August 20, 1857—U'. L. E. FORSYTH & CO., Forward in y tfe enmit-nUm Mer and IJUnoia CVntral KaHtoiN.


ocr: aat produce half salt Wc&rc^ (FREELET AMONG THE MORMONS the Seritatton among the Saints, as Ad the arrival of the (taamer UH J. A, SAWYERS & CO.'S S O K O O O S Among tbe (Jen tiles of Moax Ci*^, If fit' have Ju«t received par steamer Florence** one of larfaat stocks of foods ever rralfad la Ctty^laeludlnc every ilnd of merchandise aeadsd in ths WaSl: Our stock of W CLOTHS^ CASSIMER8S, SATTINETTS, VESTINGS, AW E A Y A E O I N Is the finest erer offered la ttlie market, and of varieties and prloee to snlt the most AutHioas. Ws woald tha attention of the ladles to our tine assortment of I«WLADIKS DKESS GOODS! Kmbraclng soms o the latest styles of de Lainee, Caahmerea (Eng. ft Fr.), Cobnrge and Moulin de t,aii»*a ALSO Merino Vests, Hoods, Hosiery and Gloves. Oar assartment of Ladles' aad Gentlemen'e Skawls Is large tad eoiapT I Ladies and Masses Skeletan Skirts lor the Milliofl! 1 Having on hand over fifty cases of BOOTS AND SHOES, We sen furnish our customers with a good artltle, of slmost any styls, at very low fllfures. BABY SHOES, "AD INFINITUM!" Mritoksof IMS oilS Caps, Crockcry, &c., &c., msm MB HI VNBpilV| N| BSSOTmSW (OOfla 0 S E S Of aB kl»ds rertfod aad "Tangle-foot" whlskey-iiludil( Sugar, Tobacco, Mackerel, Coffee, Star Candles, Cod Fish, Tea, Soap, fancy and oommoB, Dried Frait. &ioe, Pork, Bacon, Salt, &o., A«. Ala, a very superls* astMs at S A I N O U I S O U Otra TERK8 0W Our prices *re low. snl »s wsbsvs «I jpte-i the «'PA V AS YOU GO system, ws want either Caah or it*e-iuirslont fur eierr doller'a wnrth :.f fooda aold. thir customers, to svoid a ftavativa to an Im^orlaut •(waatlem, will plwt e rstueubei above. HEWGOODS! TUST RKCE1VED BY THE LAST steamers JA8. A. SAWYERS 00. J, S I N K A I


ocr: aat produce half salt flcircl Wc&rc^ the Seritatton among the Saints, as Ad the arrival of the (taamer UH J. A, SAWYERS & CO.'S Lewiaton A other Celebrated Xakea. REACHED MUSLIMS, DeLAINES, F0VLT Se L0EI PLAIDS, ystassy ffatisias. 5 000 Yards new style Caasinerea, BJQD yd's plain*A fancy aattinetts ij f, And aa,im9Mse alook of ftddnfs, Denims, Beady Kade Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Bock Gloves, •itts, Ganntletta, Perfumeryi, i. a Hosiery, Shawls, Ac., Ao. All 4om article* toiU bt told at the ttry lowest pi ieu. 0rts-2m MILTON TOOTLI. pRIME No. 1 Mackerel. 8c per lb. No. 1 Salmon, 15c *o.l White fish, lo No. 1 Cod Fiah, 7c i& 1 KILTON T00TLE 8. Sleait'lty, O^ao, 1U». 1m PEOPLES' SEAT MARKET! Fraah Ikf tha Mllllan I THEfl undarslgnad begs leavs to Infbrm ths eitlaaas of ux City aud VT-lnlly, that he has opened m«at market in (he building ou Peart Mreet, lately ort-npled by White k Onpland. witl be pn-parfd at all tlmeh to furnish The Beat Quality of Meat, It the lowest prices at vlilrh it taft he afforded—al ways for sash. BsIiik dtAermitted tnsell nothing but the beM article of in^at, and deniriiiK to work for the InterHstx of hi* nipfouifrn a^ w»-H an his own, ha hopes ta receive a lil*ral ^atronaice. S O K O O O S Among tbe (Jen tiles of Moax Ci*^, Syl lKK W. IIAYIIsAND. If fit' have Ju«t received par steamer Florence** one of larfaat stocks of foods ever rralfad la Ctty^laeludlnc every ilnd of merchandise aeadsd in ths WaSl: Our stock of W CLOTHS^ CASSIMER8S, SATTINETTS, VESTINGS, AW E A Y A E O I N Is the finest erer offered la ttlie market, and of varieties and prloee to snlt the most AutHioas. Ws woald tha attention of the ladles to our tine assortment of I«WLADIKS DKESS GOODS! Kmbraclng soms o the latest styles of Wool de Lainee, Caahmerea (Eng. ft Fr.), Cobnrge and Moulin de t,aii»*a ALSO Merino Vests, Hoods, Hosiery and Gloves. Oar assartment of Ladles' aad Gentlemen'e Skawls Is large tad eoiapT I Ladies and Masses Skeletan Skirts lor the Milliofl! 1 Having on hand over fifty cases of BOOTS AND SHOES, We sen furnish our customers with a good artltle, of slmost any styls, at very low fllfures. BABY SHOES, "AD INFINITUM!" Mritoksof IMS oilS Caps, Crockcry, &c., &c., msm MB HI VNBpilV| N| BSSOTmSW (OOfla S 0 S E S Of aB kl»ds rertfod aad "Tangle-foot" whlskey-iiludil( Sugar, Tobacco, Mackerel, Coffee, Star Candles, Cod Fish, Tea, Soap, fancy and oommoB, Dried Frait. &ioe, Pork, Bacon, Salt, &o., A«. Ala, a very superls* astMs at S A I N O U I S O U Otra TERK8 0W Our prices *re low. snl »s wsbsvs «I jpte-i the «'PA V AS YOU GO system, ws want either the Caah or it*e-iuirslont fur eierr doller'a wnrth :.f fooda aold. thir customers, to svoid a ftavativa aiuwei to an Im^orlaut •(waatlem, will plwt e rstueubei above. HEWGOODS! TUST RKCE1VED BY THE LAST u steamers 20.®0® YD'S. CALICOES, (Elagaot styles.) 20,M® YD'S. YORK MILLS, (Wire twist.) BOCBELLE, TUSCARORA8, JA8. A. SAWYERS 00. J, S I N K A I (One door Weet ef Pe fttslln Levee.) SIOUX CITY, ... IOWA, Wholesale aad Betail DEAun Groceries & Prorisions PINE LUMBER! or*, ?a»h, Pine Shingles, Ar. FLOCK of it* l.cuis brands, au^rar rured Hans, i trklnd Pork. i'i«ar Drl^l Fruit, Uoi4 en *rup. U aiotJ Syru|, Pure Cii uv,mkI the l.i^uora for ^Bjiina) Purpriai's, BoeksU ao4 vvriKimStRt^e wrap^)iaj P»- ps. rr. irkiikg. Kter aud SWlcw Candies La-tl* Blteklng, Phoa Isacea, Hoa, India Hub* )er routes, hreokisff and rb^wing Tohasto of a fu|prlT quality. Ciirara, Klo Java and Mo cha Coffee, Prima* bro%» n aud rruahed S^u^ar, Buttar Ma and cougar Orackero, lifa, Kaisioa, aad tha bast English Currants, Candtes and Nuu of «U Uads. A W A E Qlasswara, Window Olass and Fatty, PAPER HANGINGS Klndow Shalea In ftnai varletr. White I*aad. (HI, Tarnlib. Tur(eutlnM. Paint* of all eolori ground is oil read for uee, Yellow Ochraand Paris greea* POWDER and SHOT! Bar Lead. Gun Caps, Stationery and Writing Tluld, Quinine and Smyths Tonic Syrap for f**vpr and ague, Patent Medicines of different kiriia. In fket every thine Vept In aOroeery and ProiUloti atore I have so come one and all, and examine my atnek hafors purchasing el«swhere. a« tlwae gnoda are all Fraah from th« Claclnnatl Market I and aelected with care and bought Utr ea»h. 1 feel satisfied 1 tan pi*" good aatlafartlon to all these who will fator me with their rutloin. Remeiubar tha plara— Outdoor Wutqf Pearl it, fronting Levee, T. J. KINK AID, July It, ISM. Sioux City, Iowa. """NOTICE TO fo&EIONEBS -iKD— Persons desiring to send Koaej aa4 Paokages to Europe, or go their themselres!! AM NOW PRRPAKt.t at all times to furnish BUht Drafts bt any amouot, or of any «isa» AS 1 I U|H a all the prliirlpsl Cities of lh|land, Walts, Vrotlsud. Irslasdi Muftlicrland. H«l|l«nt Hsllaui and Geraisuy, Or any other Countrr of Kuropa, aad will Mil at Chkai(o rules. Beiii th*« Agent st tbl« plaee fcr the uOLOBB BXPRKPS." New Y rk City, 1 offer peculiar advau* tagea to |t»rsons wiebing lo avnd fbr, or elstt their friendn n the Old ot.ntry. 1 will furnish passage ticket* 'y steamer «»r Hailiu^' easel, to aud fk'Oli Liverpool! (llas^ow, H.ilwnv. Umtbu. Hamburic« Br* men, Antwerp. Marre, Calif»»riiia and Australia. Th)M wiabing to eetxl from or receive at this plsce prt.-^np'sof Clothing. THitctierreotypes, Cigars, Ac., ean do ao through tbis fcipress, at very cheap Ma dklltt^na' Pataut Leather Pelf*, licrman, Cas tile, T"iM and SbaviDf baleiatua. Baking cier, Starcb, Pepper ground n^rnuml. Matchr.i and Shoe


ocr: •few- dvertl8emeflfe GEEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! rrt&l aadsnSgaad having lately reealvai Iafsa4i dltions of FALL AND WINTER 6000S. to their extensive stock, tske thl? mode to iafo^l the pubHc that they are now offering their ent|u Stock at prioes that will sstot*ish all whr want t* purchase any thing lt« their lias. They will from Ikh day on sell th^lr gojtis for O S A N A I A E iCbstr stock soaslsts of a lase* assortOMBt of R»Uf U«4« O I N Gents Famishing Goods! U VATS AND C4PS, O O S A N S O E S A timtrsl assortmantor Stapla aad Vaasj Y O O S JEWELRY EMBROIDERIES! WINDOWVSIUDES RIBBONS! flCRFUMERY TRIMMINGS! NOTIONS, &o, Also a largs Uwk of Window-Glass, Door-Locks, Sash, 4a. which th»7 will sail at I K E O S They hope the public w|M consult their own interufll and ^ive thcpi a call Wforn purohaslnK, and convlnei themselves of the truth of the nUve statements. TBt goods inust and will he sold to xaake room far a naw •tock hy next fall. No Trouble to Shoic Goods Slws mrtisr of Third and Psarl straat, SlOt'X CITY, IOWA. TERMS CA8II, without deviation. A. HAAS BR0. N. B.r*lin, Drj Hides, ard Usuutxf PrMsw If ken in *-xrhan/t5 for goods. HW All irondi warrantod as rapriMBtatf. Pkiui City.June1«. IMP. SIOUX CITY HARDWARE STORE .Of A. GRONUVGEB. JT.«T REPE1VEI) »ap»rt..r l»t of WAT**, 'TTEn,MINK snd KAT THAF8. A choir* Ta risty uf 0. Wostenholin's Celebrated Cutlery, Gun Tuhvs..9hot, Pswdsr. Caiw. Candle-wl.-Jt, Ac. kr, K..r k«K cheap. A. GRiMNOKK, Oct *1 Flira of ths Mill-saw. THE LARGEST, BEST, CHEAPEST STOCK DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS 811ULS, Groceries, Provisions, ftaeeoswara A W A •rsr offsrsd in Slouz City, at •t« [MILTON TOOTI.m. Dissolution of Co-Partnersnip. business firms heretofore existing under tha names aud atyks of Frost, Todd k Co. Frost, Tod-1 A Atkinson 1 M. Frosl A Co are harehy dissolved by riiutunl e- naent. y D. M. Frost Is authorised to .-olUvl the *iW% M4 close up ths buslnass of the flnni. D. FROST. .1 11 S T«tI». I- II ATKINSON, LEWIS H. KINNERLT. No»smt»r 12, 1S69. J«17 IVebrsuika Curreacy. 1UNK OF D»IOTO, FOXTENELLB IV\NK. Nomaha alley flank, and W««etern Lm rhan/e Fire Msritx' Tnsuran e Osnpeny eurrcj purwhased, at the UauKiug aud V^eiu v jltir'e of GKOKttlf WEAHV. nolT Sioux City. Woodbury Co^ lows. L. C. •ANBORK. J. I,. FOLLKTT* SANBORN ft F0LLETT VRK prepared to furnish st the shortest notlea Cottouwoot Lua\b«*r of ail descriptions alao good asaortuieut of ak, Walnut aud Maple.


The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume]

ocr: CENTRAL DRUG STORE IN IIAGU'S BLOCK, North Side Uruadway, at the Sign of th* BLUE MORTAR council Bluffs, Iowa. J. D. Henn & Co., I .THOLEf Ml. 111 11 Litfll l.n, II Drugs, Medicines, Taints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs Window Glass, Putty, Tobut'co, Snuff, Cigars, Figs, Raisins I.riuous reifuuieiy Hair Oils Pomade^ToilPt S up*, Pan.f. H.iir iu-i Wine» and for p»trp«»*r-. Our t«M-k h,i been aelectiM with Kieai cure, an«I are por»* ui'i ir»'-h. y"PhvM u»n-» Pre.^rlptiMU'j and Family Ret'Cipts cjirotn11 ni|»'Uii!ed. l*. S. Agents for all tho popular Patent Medi'inc* "f 111o day. [°i-v-


ocr: i .mm !!i i Citr Shoe & Hat AN ENTIRE NEW BOOTS, SHOES, HATS cfc AT WltOI.ESALK & 8KTAIL, OPPOSITE, TOOT I.K MID IPesf Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. r-pijE vsDERStoxEP ttoi*LD iu.tifytt.i'fltl»eii.««f Western Iuwa and ',h:" •Ja,t re-eived tbu U«e»t»nJ tu^st O, dllAACi DvOvti CJ4 NraAwCrd 1 TT nPCJ Jtr Ik I3Q XIxjA O .New Store in Council Bluff AT KAKTLKTr1-: «!.! I'VANB RED. HAS nr :ski A i.AHUI: an'd MAGHIi'ICENT FALL & WINTER WUIl'lI WILL HE SOI.t! KXCl. i O C^Li i ui-: .-.r.H.K, oif Dry- oods, Grorciici, Gouts & Shoes, Huts & Cap--. 1 V^JljLX^O* Ok. Ever brought to Western Iowa. My stock every viriety of (rood*, made of the best materia) reliable workmanship, and sold at prices to suit iiDCa. I bave BOOTS Of every STYLE and QUALITY, from a Boy** Brogan op to a French Calf Bool. Lndie's and 3H*M»a Shwi of all Style* aud alzeafc C'htldereu*a Shoes, in abauduooe. I claim to be ahead of ill my competitors, in !freu*rth and durability of my Go«-ds. There t* u take ubuut ttu.s and tho*u who patronize uie will it true, Al^e on consignment and for sale at Wholesale 10 Pipes Otard Brandy direct from the New rii-ioiu Ki'uw 10 brla. each Old UourN.ti nnd Kabeia Wh^koy. Together with all the hr:in«l* «»f CIGARS. Remember the place, opposite Tootle & Jackson's. A". Ii. Good aniltcell Dried Hides !'.:c!ianje for tloods. N V 6-v2u':7 SAMUEL KXEPPER. 1 Queesisv. OIus»\\ arc, Itoalj -.UiuJc and fverr »ar: n»' store. p0rwTii wt h. Will flud her i mined to I 1 to a jten habit »r .a barg^iDf. Or^LY FOR CASH! 1 iU .-.tfer lav "*••«-. at my-Ji prl'-e-5, tJ :»l it k •.,» lii.ycr tw cail ul! cxduiiuf ray st-r k. u/f* i.' 'imtrv 'iea'« rs» will trnkr nr i)py hv '•T'lin-' p-i'-intf tny O'Xtfl*. a:» I umbouid to Mil at I'HM EH »»„i unv sn-r, in Coqu. i H^urtV j".' :J'» N-iicvl' »I*i-, .'JIIii*and ?ari*fy ^ur«etf Remember the Place—liarihlt's Stand, Upper Broadiru••/. (Vim. i 1 U n,N. Ocl-.-U-r lu.a'u'JT


ocr: Bargains! Bargains!! AT Block hi al ESTATE aohmi. liAVC TO SKI. I. AT LOW I flue LOT on the Public Square— tUA)ne*s LOTH on Broadway—• Bfiideu:« L(JT» -ii Bancroft Str^l-i. In (Jnntea' A4da|n|M» 6 Lvia in Adiiit»o»*— at LOW (a Ev*reft'» AAtitioo— & H"witrla Hnrn'-i u J6 44 44 il.iyli*!*' 14 70 1ltil Road 20 Axm of ImvI In 9i, Toim 75, It 40 n 75, 44. i. LARGE ARRIVAL! )F Heavy & fine Groceries i to his already largo lock, r. hichhe will wit o*j Very Favorable Terms. June 12-v2n7-Iy LUMBER, THK FACTCltBRS «.f Luujhfr at K land, nniw from C.uiiu' Hh. b^re n«»w on l.*nd, a !»rge lot ofj Seasoned Cottonwood Lumber, of tho variou-mzpk and in fur B'nldinn and FenclnK. All orders left at thoir Yards in H-jckl^nd or Council Ulolff, proUij-flv 4tteiidt*i to. CJ-W" toil pjir:Ktii.ir nf Farmers ha*e tlrf [.ri-luct^ ,,f the Farm t« cxchaa^ for Lambtr. Ffrffortbftr imrf ii-'il.tr,i iuriuiro ut J. F0U50M, Coun- dt JNufTi, or at tbe Mill, R.rklitD]. JOHN HANTUOEN fc CO Bocfclaii'1, March CT-tf J.D. IIO.W. BONN. NEW STOCK OP FAMILY GROCERIES! A: Tif K CENT'L DRUG STOAE. Upper liruat'tcay, ciu .M ii. iii.i r... im J. D. Honn & Co., JIAT RKCEIVV:ii n ADDFTI to their st/rf'k of Drm *, .MfMinn*1* he a lar^oand i r,--h asuornuei.L of FAMILY (.itOCEHlKjS. Fruits, 1' j- 4w-'-, which they will e!l j.ri e.i t--rhf tliife. [viaj. INDEMNITY. i C. HL/XULEB, Lau4 AgesU (VfOiicil May lW7-iiiu W. C. ANDEUS, II AS Jt'iT ilKCKIVfcO A Al^rt. iMt* in all part* of the City. 0000 Acres of FAUMLSO LAND In FoM«»ra^ i t«m»c aifl adJalniDg Coaotics, at priy5« to milt ptircha#- ,j, r}* Offlct in Empire ni'x-k, oppwite Pacific ITonae. I .a i A.


ocr: M'BRIDE & BOWEN, WILL OFFER EXTRA INDUCEMENTS, TO ALL WHO ABE PURCHASING For Cash.! CALL AND EXAMINE. THE PRODUCE OF E O U N Y TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. UHPIKC DUM K. Lower BROADWAY. GOOD GOODS E A I For Caslx! WE PRoruSE TO SEEL, FiHi I R_E_AJ)Y PAY iv


Sioux City register. [volume]

ocr: DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. run UOVK.KXOK 4» C- DODGE, Of I)es Moioee. tott l.IETT. GOVEUNOR: L. W. BABBITT, Of Pottawatainie. FOK SUl'KRMG Jt'IXiKB: CHAS. MASON, Dos T. S. WILSON, Dubuque. C. C. COLE, Polk. Bemocratie District Ticket. V •wi For Senato' H.'nd District, G, JOHN F. DUKCOMBE, Of \V«UtT rnnM v. For Rapra-'-MtartT**—'-Och Pbirict^. V. B. CROOKS, Oreene n,mi! Democratic County Ticket. I'or bounty Judv'» JOHN P. AI.LISOV, Kor Trei*ur»-i and KtenrdMr, CHARIRI R. tlKnOBff. Vor DrnlTiae^ Commlj«^:"aar, A. V. CALL.- For Wiwriff, v-.t- wau.t« u. PRtta. 9W$ tw County Superintendent of MnakOQ Hchilplc^ Jolts C. LI.M.\GEU. wmmm LOVtK D. l.r TlU^lft. PATRICK KOBSr of H'odt-tirjr count' Fur K»pr«*a«'-iilativr i 'th MatrM* 1 Blretlon, T«-»d», Oelubrr 11.


The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume]

ocr: CENTEAL DBUG t, havgi BLUE MORTAR 3T! Council Bluff8, ^oy|«. J. D. Honn & Co., WnOLBSAUA HKTAIL DEAI.KHS Oils, Dye-Stuffs Window Glass, Putty, Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Figs, Raisins Lcnioni Perfumctf) Hair Oils P«»tii.h1c«,Toilot irt.om, North Side Broadway, at the Siijn erf' tht IX Drugs, 'e Medicines, •t PaintH, S'.fip-t, Paint. Hair ami T*tfh Bnwbes, i-r ilc«iicnul i/urpu»e». k h:i* boon selected with great care, an»l are pUr i.l lieh. ^Pliyiri»rip Prescrtptlons and Family Receipts cart-Hilly n.tiifMntulc(i. 1*. S. Aleuts tor all the popular patent Medicine Ihc-l.ty. fnUv2.


ocr: K«w Store ia Caaadl Waifs! at dartlktt S OLD staxd MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FALL & WINTER COODS! WU1C11 WILL BK SOLD KXCI.l'SIVELV Cash., his stock «omi8rs or Dry-Goods, Groceries, Boots Stores, llAts k. Caps, Queensw*'*) Vlagsware. Ileady-Made Clothing, and ererytlung usually fouAd iu a general a^wrtweilt store. Per...(I* who are In the Iwbit of purchasing for Cah. will find here excellent bargain*. As I am de teruimed to bell ONLY FOR CASH! I can offer my C,.*d» st «nrh jirii-e*. that it will pay the buyer .ill and rxjimiu- n y M. i k. IJ" Country dealers will make moiiejr »-y calling and prlrms ntv Hoods. I am hound to i*ell at LOU'KIl rRll E* than any oilier Slure in Council Biutl.- ll you don't believe till?, coll in anil saliffy yourself. Remember the Place—Barllett's Old Stttixl. 11'/"'!' Broadway. I'.Mill, il It! MI'S. Oi tulil-r 4 At RED. SHEBLE HAS OPENED A lARSR AKD


ocr: aA BROADCLOTH: Htu k^km »loves and lijinitJetis K«ir i.,vo and JtuffliTS (lcneiir»' Shawls ainl S« :irf ili' 1 in" .Smrts am! re«ppctfnltyan We hv\s K Huai 4 itnaM-a Rum lland Gib ierees Ricr rneatn Tartar li rooms WINTER IMPO/ey.^^ sjjjfcr 1858- & I859. r/C!is 1858- & O I N O U S E IOO Lower Broadway COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY, IOWA. I S A I V A O E S i A S O MAY & WEIL, Uuu-il *pie^ly for thu Market, suitable CAS9IJNERS: rc 1.1 rce and dnrafcle, and of the 1UATEST invite Country Merchants and NO. XOO SIGN OF THE N° 1. ARK I i I now Farmerat Ciliien* of rotmerl Bluffs ami surroundiug enuntry, fur tlonto bosJnoss, and low ftrfcev, to merit a cunfintutiT ,t tl*e 0\K PRICE C'I,OTIII.\« WARE ROOtfg. A Y & COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. WANTED.—Furs and-Skin* of all Kinds, Price mil be Paid. RECEIVING AND WILL he steamer T. 20 t.*l W .i:*t .**••»' r.t t- 1 'YOXJ1VC3- AMS3UCA ttiliU'Hi .. i.-r. I! ESEXT 119 RECEIPT OF AH IMMENSE STOCK W FAnnmi^ PALL & WINTER to MEN & B0TS, YOUTHS & CHILDREN, I.f Kre.1t variety and, .f iliel.test »»y»e, »rle« end qotlitjr. Purcb»«ing our Good* (or Ca.h them a i-lieaj. as any other ettabUnhmcst went of Stf Ilii. Our UAVERR'ik TO OKDER, wltb neatness nud duiabilily. Al.-u mi lian !, a l.ir.c -c.^rk of GENTS' HOSIERY & -FURNISHING Ilomo-ni.Tle Woolen ¥C8TllKii^ STYIaB, wikh wc Couif.trtit and Tibbeu Si k aiid Shij{»j tiiifii ami Uiu-ii IMkfj.. Silk and Oprra Tt» ?j Silk HATS cfc CAPS, ARE WELL ASSORTED AND OF THE LATEST STYLE. a^eeefnineowe Mw* h^fnre elsewhere- Kemp a branch of Kaatern lloiue. enable?, tn kwp all times, a general »S"rtmcut. Maji*- thauka t* fivers aiid p»UvBage, ang vt hp0 by ttrla The Oldest and most Extensive Mercantile Establishment in Weal—Established NO. W E I OMAHA CITY, If. for which the High TOOTLE & JACKSON EMPIHE BLOCK roxTiiri! rtf imrcivE evety U»ut, until ibe cluae of imvigHtioti, one «»f the largest and Most Extensive Stocks JLiX^iJU fvei WF.'^T. 0::c :m IS now ia BUYINC OUR FALL STOCK OF DRV-( OOI)S BOOTS: SHOES, HATS, APS, ..f by the 10th --f SRPTRMBi: HII OS SUGAU- fto f.rN prime O Su^j 4l brlN rjantlde ftO brN Crushed 40 hr!s Puhcriie«t w» vk, (\,tree 40 brN .:as feii' 30 It I brlsd.'j .V) 10 ^al kogs do •to brl.N o Mol.wesj •:5 hlf 10 brls CioMcn byrupf 10 lilf fib I, T.ard Oil 4 brl* Litu»re«l (hi i:0 White l.iMd 1"0 brl. Mar Wbukr •A b:r brli 40 bi 1.-. Ry« anti B-irboi IS «'k assorted Brand' s 100 s.nt 1000 Dairy fait *20 l»x- No Virginia T..ba,V.. 40 avsoitt-d SI k do brl.s cut aud dry 10 bxs tlo f* a».'rted Can! 40 net* T'.i'.j 4('0 bu«l, dned A j.Vs 75 20 RhIMIIS} 25 hit b\* do )itait(*r bx iof 9 frrls Or:ed FANCY GROCERIES. I Wo expect t'« receive lar^e id.liti..n» to the aK.ve, in the uev nnT-| l-tryry WE DEFY Council Iowa. 1850, BY THE ARRIVAL I.OTHIM., II IKDIVAHi: i'ASCV .HOC ERIES. 'W it a yttiU our «.UOrl:i(IKS rr 20 BRLS. MACKEREL— ia till biii do 40 kut* «!o 100 bx" .s« :ip 6 brL« White Fi*-h 4 Salmon 'lnii i« C- Fish 60 hU quarter Star Candles: ^00 lb k#*g» SoUaj i.so ,,i cnt of ait kind" of


ocr: WILL OEFER TO ALL WHO ABE FURCHASING For Casb.! AND THE PRODUCE OF E O U N Y TAKEN IN EXCIIANUE. HBKR 4, ftltrillfc LOWER BROADWAY. GOOD GOODS E A For Cash! WE PROrOSF TO SELL, FOR PAY &


ocr: K o y a A y WiliiLKSAI.E & RETAIL DKAI.EK IV STOVES& TINWARE, I.OHI It llltounviv, Two Doors Above James* Block, AT THE SIGN OF T1IK COFFEE BOILER. HAVING RRMOVRD *T f.ARflK hi Wnt Broadway, toivtll. IJMIFS. IOWA. MIE r.NPKttSlliM-.H Vnf'I.n IlK-PEl Tl'i I I V n o i y e i i z e n U e i e i u i N o be |,JN just received the larm\-t and in, Boots & Shoes! BOOTS SHOES! Of every STYLK and Ql*.\ 1.ITY, from a Boy's Bro^mi tip to n 1'reiirh Calf Wetltliu^ BmI* LadifN and l»hoes «f o)| Style* Arid sls.eafc f'hitdrrertN Shoe*. in (ihuiiilance. I claim to be ahead '-f all my competitor*, in the Mrenpth and 'lurabiiity of my GtNitia. Thwe is r.«» mi jtakeatX'Ut tbi, tb.»e wh patrnnut me wiii it true. Alae »n ••'•nosnrnenf ,«n4 f-r nnTf at Wh-dealt* Owlr* in Pi|.«- Otard Itnitidy dire from the New Y rk ut"tu 14 I11S. ca Old iburboo aod M"«cn ^'.ihela Wbikey. Together with all the different anda«f CIVAKS. Hemetnber the place, opposite T*otie *V Ja«ks« n*s. X. I. Good a-n? \refl Removed 2 11? ird Ifirfr* taken \sr* KXTKX- mvr sl-Kk of STOVKS k. TINWARE, and every. ttunjt cl»e n^uallv t. uud my line, to thu buildni^: tornierty n,-t tijtied as the Majflower Saloon, I.-wer ItronduMv -e' -'tid d.-or al»-\ e J.\ MKS' BUtaiK.. I *v»i» «Jl#r «if!i tf ht eMieut« f" j.m ?vn m-cding arti« !e.- my line*, th.it ,«!»uot be otfered by .my othor c.tab "Imienr '»n ihe Sl -pe. I I have n«»w a larcc room, and can hh«»w my ?to-k to i'lv,niiac*». «ive me rati if y.-u want to »ave tu« ney. -i .tin b.und to idi iav wer fur t'ASli, tlun aay other 1 b-iu-e ire s«dl. I Remember the \i:w Stand, Lower Bi uud iray, UltiyJlotrer Building. i City Shoe & Hat More I AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK! BOOTS, SHOES, I i AT WlIdLKSALK RETAIL, IH'i'OSH F, TIIOH V. \M» JAVIkNOXN HATS & CAPS,


ocr: DANGERS OF FIRE! O '"'*er 3l»t-o2^i Insurance Capital Enlarged s«1t Incorporated t&lt). President. E. o. Riri.rv. Jt n 1 r. It. Brare. Sr S im'l Tinier, ("!n r. li, 1U*« Boell. a Tin tie, K K. »er. K A Bulkeley, II Mather, E (i i:i|:ey, I S H'ard. I Pratt, A Dunham. i liavis. II111 or, A Alexander. W. Kenev, t. II. Bramanl. Orrn chs. T. A Ai.rv\mI:is. TJIOV K. BRACE. Jr.. S J. B. Bennett, Gen Agent »i —l.NSritKS AGA1XST THK— ANP— Perils of ViilancI Xavi^af ion. At a* Liberal Rulex and Mate* a» Risks i Atsvmed Permit or for Solvency and fair Profit. KSPECIAI, ATTKNTION HAIO Tt) laumm e .1 T\rrllln:s Farm property, On»- Ktiildiii««. and (ontentn. Such insured i"i pe--i. •«-. ."i ft e.»:. n the most fa* vorable terms. Dissolution of Partnership. TI'cr!-.Hiextorei,r.,r HK PAiriNIIHSRiroF Tits FIRMOPfl 1KI t.H 'H ,v co ihi«tajrlM»dred v mutul r. iifent. All us haTitij (latinsaiiain.^iiliePortaiTV.piea.-e the .-ani*. il:m. «i!l pre-ent same p:i\ment to i. at the llar.lwiire I.f Pox. A I! per»nf nd.-Mert to tliellrni. win niakepaynietittoti Itouskty.at ibe.il»)*» Jilaie. wlio aI,,ncLaaattliiria«U Charter Prryriual. Enlarge !. 7th Ju y, 1S57, to Cash Capital $1,000,000 ABSULllK AND INIJtl'AlKtll! S I I S $ 1 2 2 1 6 2 1 1 W *.h the rie^n/e "t 38 Years' S'l^-rs, .iml K\i erienre. 1 LOSSES Y ADJUSTED V 7 4 in j. I .1 i U n.~ Losses Paid £10,437,312 .84. Tf wealth, with a steady and pr« mpt attention le»£itii«,ite i^uranoe bUMiie*s. with the execution ontract« phhI fairb, have inducement Choice First-Class Indemnity may be Kf- J'ected without known and able Corporation, thro' I —AND— I i l»c in selecting ihei" undaiwriter—we reter them b. te^t of quality awl onr claim* to their patronacre, to rc ci-i.N ..f past ,-pi\ ires, tender,rip their continuance with iiicrca&iu^ ability and facilities future. b» pub- i /V/.7/3 triih thu tctll iHITIS RllO'8, Council Bluffs.' j»i.rii n-nfi-n 1 I I i I 1 i 1 turt'teive and rL'.eiMttw r. DOCMITY.


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ocr: New Advertisement. GEEAT REDUCTION Iff PEICES! rdliions IE nmlenlfaed kavtng latstv ncslrsd tarn |d of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. to tllnlr extt-llsive M.,i l,n tl.'. Li, (tin jiu»•!it- tti.it i!if» ,, ri-,- j. niti* •tut-k at iitliN-at tiial .i J! aU Itj *h 4 to Anything h. tit itiiti* Tbsy wiUfrouUbU diiy on mi* 11 ihelr for O S A N A I A E Their stock oonsists it Iv-fi^w-teio* 4 ASkdr Made v cr rFmrmrc Gentx FurhiJiliiy (hmits! HATS AND CAPS, OOT# 14 N O 13|I OE S1 A general assortment of 8t.ipl» snd Ksnny Y O O 8 A JEWELRY EMBROIDERIES! WINDOW-SHAMS RIBBONS! PERFUMERY I TRIMMINGS NOTIONS, ita. Alto a largu stock of Window-Glass, Door-Lock*, Sash, &c. liit-h they will »t I E O S I"1'1' ~o*..tl their own i„t,»«» /itp Hi-m n i*b!I f*for«' .ir{ o«*nvin't tbfnim-1%^ or^iv tniih or tii.* r»).* tntd* Kiu«i »*»'i «ul] b« eol«l to ninki- r^uiii fi»r it«w •Uw'k fit21 IVo 1 rouble to Show Goodu BV-r# fwner of Tltini ui..j tv-Jirl street, •IOl'X CITY, IOWA. Tfc.Ii.Uy CASH, without dei.itio!!. A. HAAS & JBH0. 'I Country I'rt/duct u- K. B.-F»rn, l»rf Hl i ken Sh «. jM«ftitii »r 4*?* Ail wix'thi /m repr««*al^t! Siooi t'ny, li». 1


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ocr: BcBBEDE & B0WEN HATS NOW EXHIBITION THE FINEST STOCK mv MJrvrJvrm Y O O S IANK£J8 KOTIOf^S, BOOTS AND SHOES, jtMMBWJMM, elOC£Rim QIEEXSWAKE, EMIGRANTS OUTFITTING GOODS •I! wbo will to |H rMk^tkk, i call u& M'BRIDE & BOWEN, W« mrite all to come and see na. THE PRODUCE OF E O U N Y TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. VI All DETERMINED TO S E E A E HUN ANY OTHER Wi Mofme Mrulrei FACTS & LOW PRICES WANTHD, YOUNG STOCK, HOGS


ocr: "IMMENSE FALL IMPORTATIONS AT ducfe&icui* uo«ui'pa»»cu by afey HOUAC i THE KAMMOTH OUTFITTING & ORflCERI HOUglJ JOHK B. BEERi,'' 3. T. STEWART, «J. 1^. BEERS & n jifi s 6SRRAL C0MMISSI05 MEKCHiNTS, lit WiLERS II STAPU k FASCT GROCERIES, PURE WINES AND LIQUOFTS, Teas, Manufactured Tobaccos, Cigars, Wooden & Willow Ware, Cotton Yarns Paints and Oils, Sasli, Out-Fitting Coodl, and Miner's Implements, Asd trerytBing psrUioicg to s firet-cUas Grooerj aad Outfitting IIoust, HO, 3, JAMES' BOCK, s LOWED COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. THANKFUL lor p»»t liberal patron.ge, now present for iD.p^ion tbeir Jr.Ja'rtSJ dto•teas--ia.... 75 tack* Old Govern meat Javt, Maullla and Mocha Coffee, $00 Buxetf Soap—*11 kinds, [and to arrira, fOO IK'Xea Star, Sperm anl Sterlne Candles, iaatore 190 Bbls common H.v© *n«l Bvurboa whiskey, 300 Thoasand Asst'd cicara—iiuarlcan & Havana, 115 Ubla, half® and kegs of MoUaset, [*t low flguraa fOO Bbls Batter, Soila, Fancy and Sugar Crackers. 100 llhds Prime to choice Sugar. 300 B*s Assorted Pictlei, fre«b from the Paekara, 100 Tubs—3 and 8—ju»t rocclved. 140 Bxs Tobacco, assorted brands and pricea. 3Qi) Packages Brandy's, wines and asst'U Liquors, 300 sacks CoiTte—In store and to arrira. 10 Bbls assorted Nuts. 40 Coils Manilla, llemp and Cotton Cordage 100 Drums Fig*, 10 Bale* Cotton Battt. 6 wicking, 1000 fta Cotton Tarn. aaa«rted sUea, 60 Buxfts, halves and quartan Estates. ISO Bxs Glaas—assorted aisoa. 3 Bbls Zanta Carraata 30 Doaeu Uucketaf 100 Kegs Nails, 300 Bags a. A. Ball, 1000 Dairy do 10 Bbls Cut aud Dry Smoking Tobadpfe 0 do do do Chewing d*,,T. 30 Mats Virginia Smoking do 100 Kegs White Lead. Salmon in bbls, hf bbls and kega, Mackerel in bbls and kite— Noa. 1 and 3, Preserved Pruus of all kinds. gaTTbe attention of Coantrj Merchants is solicited to our Jobbing Departnrat.,^8 A large lot of Corn, Wheat, Oats and Pork wanted this for which the best rates xoill be paid. 8AM. HAAS* I •.


ocr: Concril BISA, 20, 1S69. Stoves and Tin Ware! SIGN OF THE COOK STOVE, MILTOlsT ROGERS! NO. 16 & 18, UPPER BROADWAY, O U N I U S I O W A Sells at Greatly Reduced Prices, all kinds or COOKING, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES, Plain and Japanned Tin Ware, Sheet Iron, Brass & Copper Ware, Hollow Ware, &c. AT WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL. (J^Great Inducements are Offered to Cash Purchasers. Job Work and Royiiring in tlie trade, done on short notice. ». R. PEUBAM. J. H. WARNER. J. T. BALDWIN. PEGRAM, WARNER & CO., £s"o. 1 !Phoenix Block, XJpper Broadway, COUNCIL BlaUFFS, IOWA. Y O S GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAFS, READY MADK CLOTHING, remmtujv VMCST/c MIQI OM*. FOR SALE WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL. Vol. 3, No. IT, ly.


ocr: t?z ji-fiti L' JOHN W. ROSS, Upper DTTY Groceries s READY MADE CLOTH NO!! A N iSHOES, Liquors, AO., Jtc., UaraCTTCLLT DIBKCTS TBI AITSKTIOM Of iiiiliilri^ WUsiaoMBs*, wWMri luistoc* rok TBI WINTER ft SPRING TRADE. Wholesale tt Bctall Dealer in is Iks laMMI OHtSS SpHWfs'arsaes to ths wants *t tkls asasMS. My issarfsnt«( FAKCT »RKSS OOOM CLOTHS IXB SHECTIIIOSi KKABT-MADK CLOTHIKOi Him AND FAKC* BOOTS AND SHOES HATS AND CAM aOMU k STATION UY raovuioNs, LI4D0U, «A, Is Very Largs and Complete.


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ocr: E A Y WITH *HB YANCTON IM1IANS 0 E W A E I O Commission Mrchants AND WHOLIIAL* AID BBTAIb Every Description of MERCHANDISE! SIGH W THE E E I A N SETLERS! SillU! and EXPLOMHLS ThatttMTVffikMV CONSTANTLY ON BAXI An A^toMMkfttlte »qvlrla( of 20,000 Emigrants!! AII thrttnteviJ "DAKOTA TEIIRITORV Or th* SOLD MINES oa CUEURY CREEK fHteootirb I K I I I E TOOTLE fc UtALKU IV HEAD WATERS OF THE


ocr: 0 EillES ntOVISIONS! WhMt I Oats! I00IS I SHOES O II I N fllHMTIlKK, &C. mauY CITY, IMU, ih^. Flosr! 2MM DRY GOCDS!


ocr: THE OLD Ji'ext door north tf frm, Txli Cb., o* TOARI. S*. ... IIOOX JOSEPH GRAVEL Dry Goods, Provisions, Hardware, Can Wines and Liquors, Eats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Glcves and Mittons, Tobacco and Cigars, Bonnets and Ribbons, Notions, &c., &c. Those who desire to Select from a PL'bb AND COMPLETE STOCK of merrbandl". wt'l f.nd it to their Interest to rsll at the OLD I" »f.Tl!KS efore purchasing elsewhere. We are d-tenjined to dWpnae of onr prenent ato4*k to make room for an liXTRA KAIlUi: uNK coming by THE FIB8T BOAT. The goods MUST and WILL be sold jwlth or irftlumt money. t9uCountry Produce, Ftirs and Hufftlo Rohea ta ken In exchange for foods. 5 o 7 o 0 0 TEOV THE NEW GOLD MUTES I Who I* OtlB| to the Oold Mime* I you want a good OUT-I'IT, go to tha HOKUM STOVB STORK SMITH & SINCliK GOLD PANS, to om elthar with or without qnlrkallrar OOLD CLEAKEES,- RIDDLE8, Pane for Iloi kern nml bong Toms, Camp Kettles, Nhrri Iron Stoves Ovrna, Frying Pans, And ev?rythln^ you ws ut for an out-flt. Post-OfEce Building, Sioux City. fob. 17,1 •—tf ADBTSON DIKMICK," ATTOILNKY AT LAW, e a E s a e A e n Ormva. Monona Co., Inca. IIrIIX promptly Rtf-»nd to all buelneM entrusted t? r%r« will buy Hiid •ell bral Krtntr Taxi*?, si prcaifdly trausnrt any wiU ieiifffi I,and AffdDCf. Keremhs- H, 1S4S-tf Dissolution of Copartnership, firm ,| /IKiil,":-!, I. KIIAI.T .1 VI.KID. of til* liSkota Ci' V I'- t» TV. «4ityP«»tt..ry. tnlte th» fr,-^ni ri|v.rtiih7tv™tT «o the rivr.duintj. and public ^^lo-rflUy that will c»intifi2* in t!n* bu^itnM as hfrej 1W4 and thi'ir j*»fi ?»re t-u iUed i. mnn IIi^ S bt.gi-r ABit Uii! of St .) ttWfir- and of tin dUtlit/. !Usturn n/ Jb v Aviso pun-h***) thoAntlrs stock ot Goods ed I y Henry J«o**ch. Es-|., II Will Sell for Less than Cost! JOSKPH GRAVEL. J'J*iv 't(i Jtv. N WSe i!a\ Sovniljfi. l^.-t, J.v fusent. i. and the hrru bHt-c«ft^r wni Known by name and »-tyle of '/.U gler I i khsrt. NEWTJ I? M. ri},-» f«r thn liU'ntI i v- nuT ifl,w ,i ujom iL- «-H iirm, t!.. tfal'y a AmitnnaBee lb tsme f«»r tb. hew. and wi!J pudej.vc.r t« rtdaln If bypr vn'j exr.-utin their orders, to wbkh will •-arefullysti u•* I


ocr: 8REELEY AMONG THE MORMONS iwtwMHtewll* am Mir *a Mill, aa did th. irlwl »f Ww rtaaiaar "Hmm" J. A. SAWYERS & CO.'S A O S O K O O O I A»oni tb, (JanUlM of gkmx Ci HABTF0KD, COBTF. Fire Insurance COMPAXV OF n lltTFORD, IT. In Capital, J. w4te XEJT1! 'net rr«f!e«if f*r «tfamor n Tton'ore" oh# of larger atockn of gooU evar racaivcd la ff City, Indudiug etary kiud of ui**rcbai»Jife noadac in tb^ Wfft: Our ptock of CLOTUS, CASSIMERES, SATXJ^TTS, VESTING^ v»»H E A Y A E O I N I* th» »T«T offer^l In thl« nurk.t. and nf Ta'MivK *n.| prieaa to aaltth* Baxt hitiJIaNI. W« .lly call tba attaiitlon of th. ladlaa to our floa ai.«ortaMiit cf LADIES DRESS GOODS! Enibra"|n£ aome of the lataat styles of de Lainea, Cashmeres (En & Fr), Cohurjs and Mouslln de T.n— ALSO Merino Vests, Hoods, Hosiery ami Glace9. Our aaaortmont or Ladle*' and Gentltmrn'a Staavrl* is Inland *MplHa. Ladies and Mioses .Skelelun Skirts Wa can furnish f.»r ruatmnara u i!h a im cms baud over Ally casas of BOOTS AND SHOES, -u Hardware, Hats gad Caps, u 1 A Ar* Ml tm4 aau^Uta, and anorUMnta |aaC i S S I E S 0 «S kl"i»—weapt« rortfH«4' and TafgU-tbot" whlakrr—incladic« Sugar, Tobacco, Co uee, Star Caudles, Tea, Soap, fancy and comBloa, Bice, fork, Bacon, •liA 'iB^ yu HARDWARE sfbrae —or— P60AOG£H. r.-Wltrrr. .np.r(, r't.f of nt oiTtilt.f -X and MIJ^Kir^T Ti U'»— ank* A. OKIMViKi:. M»n «w. PEE EMPTORS! w tuni^TMHa OX I a tba OMtfst faTi ral 'e rat«»s. Aiik. 4—3" |il«iM,* W k CIHMnEftLlX. $1 Jaljr 1 al. 1080, Western Ii ranch Offict at Chicayn, t. t« European Exchange, i 4 I an.,-:.. i pa- eitic* -it i.ii](U«u Iitiland coi' -t.Hnne .v» it ri ui»i. i .»! t-tUc m'- «-U v of I u |. i- OK tex.riii4 t«» .id luutp't !b^-ll I'rit'Ud^ ib* ^id CtHinlry, wUi Cnd ii to lUvir iu4« M-al to draflnof nte. Pa^*a-:e li.-ket* from Liverpool llatn Autw«*rp itol INvif t«» New Y" i UEO. WHXHK. Tt inker, a of. -4 Ki'Vi 'J iy4 to#a. Wm. R. Smith, PHYSICIAN AND SUBQECN, Cll), Iowa. Offlee en Ik us las atreet, a frw d.e.ra .ih^re tbe 4*Slo«* Slam Cliyi laws, ril'l* cnnirni't for Ih** errrtlm of building, aud If fiOUl hUlolU us |i. rielice ill the lukiu«wa, ItfeU to reudt i ^ueral sati-iari|«iu. PINE LUMBEAl KhH»rln^. f)«tori», hafb, UHoda, $c„ Ac., C'Htiml^lovi, by It. II. IMWMCS80*. •^.TermeCASH—l'Hcesaatr«a*aly k.w. Je.lV 7. U W. XiSt:sN,»HTII. JO, SHKARI^It. KINGSNOBTH ft SHEA BE B, tkercl| Co Di Sait, &e., Cod Fish. Driei Frij^^ Ala.*, a »arjr aaprtlur -rtkla cf SAslflT LOUIS FLOUR! trsi'i OUR E AW Wnr |-1fM an low. and n *. ktn 11 pt. tha (tab or H. r. »r .,erv 'I tll.r w.^rtbaf V laayartaat liuenl.ll, will ylaaaa raiuaintwr th,.abu*i S.pt.a», l*i». JAS. A. 8AWYEB8 ft CO. H0LBH00X & BB0.. LAND AGENTS, ASft S u v e y o s iv: a Ottawa, Monona Co., Joica. nm.i,«»*#b:iyl I.. C. lANKORV. j. j.. SANB0BH ft FOLLETT VHK piana^l to *t fhortest IWttr, toitoowo.1 LiLnlf. guudatM rti,»»ii» ..r wm|nutar,,j M. p!.», «»wk and Once Pa«tsf aiol fifriMiiifil f^uce 1'iiketa. £awt! t.M mill i sitpp 1 Ith th*. l^ht Shingle and Lath Machines, turnUh a anperior nrtii-le I l'»'r mil i*«: t'i(, :e\ v. If |, .J,) t. ttirii line. 1'rn'e- *Urf. 4. |y Whl ibeHe iil.lj «»t IV'I V I iu **ui oi aio tl. hie. baa (MH»plled with tba lawa of tba Tbi« CviopasT 1 ?ta ©a, In wbicb it ij» doing JmhIswii, I IMP0BTANT TO C. WA1TK, Sac. C. ». »»WKK^, I'rv*. JOHN II. CIIARI.B8, A out .^iout I'ify mid wl«-lt«itjf. N U Fl'R ESI I) 3\T the Million!! 1 irtitU, ofalra'Vitaii atyl., at ry rljuwa. BADY SHOES, "AD INFINITUM!" Ouratokaof Crockcry, &c., GEO. WKABi:, iwiu» i v. Intra. ADDISON DIMMICK, ATTORM.V AT LAW, Real Estate Omura, Monona (7o.f fotva. W'-l. k»"»U l». l»Rn ^r: B. H. POWLESSOll* BIT I LI) Ell, DAKOTA CITY POTTEBY. Ml..^ltS.itlM-y, /IKiil.KH A I '-KlUIIT. of tha t-lty I Uk* tll« i,p|irtillilty Mytnn lo th* mi-rrli»i,t« nd puhllr wdhrft a 'outlnunnr* .f llie ramr flic npw, llu-# *111 .n-li*"" to r*faln 11 hy pr. nint **n-oil- tlirtr iinli^K. lu .hHh th»y nlllrar.tully atUbd iillUni,-. •il.^llirui l»«k..la rity .N.T.. Mil. II. I*M —If. Pike's Peik Laid ia the Shade I I I.I. J*Kl.l. tli* full, w iif[ It***] K»»at. at low H|!UIS aa wIII a*l..i,l»i, tli« naiiToa:" On* Improved Share in Onana. 'I1T TOP OJ wa owl nlthw iaio nuri, to amid a Megatlve at««n.| to tfeeaefertfcm and tinn lf.1,.1. Ill ft... KfTwal Lai.d 'l.trl.-l. •'•all-*• l»w»an i -«n kldir.nu.e I'1^1- III.. 1 ..I, i .|,.: :i.M.,n l.r mm ^waid^Dtii tb«jr will lain inon»T ut \l..*, r-n r. t,-. infer**!, t.uy and iu-il rml and paT tare. e.tWt.... n.«,l and m.tnm-pwHpptit ffcrw*rd*4 "t'.lKl In all ulna«!i ff tokla MN. will fitly ail-l —II H«al P.J lax.., ai I |.nmiilv I „, w i Will a lorrnl IjII A Mac, bualn K (miili enrr« thei/ «iU -.1, tin tie in the buaiijoa* an hereto.re, b.-iTlii.'.nrrvaM«l ili-lr la illilrH an «n.il ii.l t.. O^K-:..' a I«|*.'I- anii uiit of •t-rnvwar ami of l«*t l.vt.iruinit llianka ft.r ihj lU*,nl r"5^T*kaaiow.-d w(,.„ Ih- ni firm, lh.« Addlilau «o Malnea. «*e !.« «n Pearl atreatt Rlam Turn Ua.t i ran af Laud In Maal), l«wa. I'ai *.,na It In, l.aT.. I' ninly H'arraela or Caah **t a l.nr/kiii i.y i.lJii.go,, ui«.*Ithlhtaaui«, Ilia I.t, I Allium.


ocr: 8REELEY AMONG THE MORMONS iwtwMHtewll* am Mir *a Mill, aa did th. irlwl »f Ww rtaaiaar "Hmm" J. A. SAWYERS & CO.'S A O S O K O O O I I A»oni tb, (JanUlM of gkmx Ci J. w4te XEJT1! 'net rr«f!e«if f*r «tfamor n Tton'ore" oh# of larger atockn of gooU evar racaivcd la 3lo«X ff City, Indudiug etary kiud of ui**rcbai»Jife noadac in tb^ Wfft: Our ptock of CLOTUS, CASSIMERES, SATXJ^TTS, VESTING^ v»»H E A Y A E O I N I* th» »T«T offer^l In thl« nurk.t. and nf Ta'MivK *n.| prieaa to aaltth* Baxt hitiJIaNI. W« iraaId •wpwi .lly call tba attaiitlon of th. ladlaa to our floa ai.«ortaMiit cf LADIES DRESS GOODS! Enibra"|n£ aome of the lataat styles of Wool de Lainea, Cashmeres (En & Fr), Cohurjs and Mouslln de T.n— ALSO Merino Vests, Hoods, Hosiery ami Glace9. Our aaaortmont or Ladle*' and Gentltmrn'a Staavrl* is Inland *MplHa. Ladies and Mioses .Skelelun Skirts Wa can furnish f.»r ruatmnara u i!h a im cms baud over Ally casas of BOOTS AND SHOES, -u Hardware, Hats gad Caps, u 1 A Ar* Ml tm4 aau^Uta, and anorUMnta |aaC S i S S I E S 0 «S kl"i»—weapt« rortfH«4' and TafgU-tbot" whlakrr—incladic« Sugar, Tobacco, Co uee, Star Caudles, Tea, Soap, fancy and comBloa, Bice, fork, Bacon, tkercl| Co Di Sait, &e., Cod Fish. Driei Frij^^ Ala.*, a »arjr aaprtlur -rtkla cf SAslflT LOUIS FLOUR! trsi'i OUR E AW Wnr |-1fM an low. and n *. ktn 11 pt. tha th. (tab or H. r. »r .,erv 'I tll.r w.^rtbaf V laayartaat liuenl.ll, will ylaaaa raiuaintwr th,.abu*i S.pt.a», l*i». JAS. A. 8AWYEB8 ft CO. the Million!! 1 irtitU, ofalra'Vitaii atyl., at ry rljuwa. BADY SHOES, "AD INFINITUM!" Ouratokaof Crockcry, &c., &c., 'I1T TOP OJ wa owl nlthw iaio nuri, to amid a Megatlve


ocr: Micuitin^ 'one ou short notice. fi^pt. 16,186fe—m. HARDWARE. lot r*f S^thes and fnathes. Hay Forks k DR. J. J. SAVILLE, tJlJL'otcfa te OJfice corner of Itmnjlas and Fifth lit., near the Post Office, SIOUX CITV, IOWA. I Y O E SERGEANT'S BLUFF, IOWA. W. P. HOLMAN, Proprietor. TFITP new anil commodious llous4* has lately Wen tistfd up in a sup-nor manner, and is now op*n lor tb« r.-'eption ol jru^ts. Noibln^ will l-e omitted by tin* Proprietor tb tt will teud to the comfort and tjnvuuii ». ^ol his l'».jvoiliv itf •ORTH-WESTEEH Hardware Emporium. ft* 1*4* BAR IRON AITD STEEL, Con«Untlj n hao 1, .iml ,r Jt t„. iowe„ ,,, ut tbs ,!i .'ie MiU ,kiT. A i i N i ATTORNEY AT LAW, y:ux CITY, lowa. 20: u Dakota City, N. T. CORN! CORN! o t»d, rit my tore. Tea Thousand Bushels Good Her chantabh Corn, For *Mrli I will j.»\ tl»»L:.!.,-t 11..1 'I' ll OTI. Scinittffc Huuvtc.m Ox Yokes and I^ws. fur sale cheap. A. (JUoMNOF.U, »i|fn of the Mill Saw. FOR SALE. HbFD LAND adjoining Cot plendid hai v-tit! wiil be glv iikv. A. HINM'ALK. PHOSPECn'S. Miwsz/'&t (.1 01JJ & A A" r. b. T. DAVIS,


ocr: KOitlK MEANS. 3. U. fl. MEANS & TODD, A O N E Y S AHf» Otlltsr il 0 V&$LtzU#tof srovv CITV, IOWA, prnctbe In the rmirts of Itiwa, N^»rnrlta» If and MinueKota. (n« of the firm will t»e In WaPhiti^ton City at an early day, where they will tako plnasur* in attending to such interests as may be Intrusted to their cate. Derember !'. 1x:,m—ly Dr. S. B. THOMPSON, (Formerlyfrom Philadelphia, Pa.,) OFFKR3 his professional services to the ar.t* of Sioux City and vicinity. Office oppodUt &Wu* OUjr Hout-. i vlul DRUG STOLE. AT A. M. rn xri 33ooft anti Drug On Douglas street, N'o. 10.3, may be found Drugs, Medicines, Books, Stationery, Draughting Material, Ink, Pateut Medicines, &c., &c. CASH, "V* 8kVZ City. lo»u. July lSus~:im. SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY. BAltllOWS i MLLLA11C, Land Ayents, and Dealers in Real Estate, SIOCX CITV, IOWA, ^IV^HX attend to paying taxes iu the Bloux City W Land District, and all other business iu our line. W1LLARD BAKftOWS. BSftA MliLABi". References: M. Mob ley, Banker, Dubuque. Iowa, John J. And^r-on A Co.. St. Louis. Messrs. l-assitt A Co.. Philadelphia. (ieo. Smith A Co., Chicago. Geo. Worxluian. New York City. Horatio Woodman. Boston. fvln IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. •dto ii fa"t Ure K VN fpllK. undersigneli«prejni N I N U 1 1 S o a s u e i o u a i y o n s o n o tice. and on term* which will suit the titne«. Mills constantly on band or made to order wjth di.pnlefel. Farmers are requested to call and example th»- WM. MUNHHMI:RY. Sioux City, August 5,185K—am. UUTCUfflUUO ^fjop, HAVINa op-,, 1 sb-tj short distance w» st of Ta-! 't A Cm.' liv.-ry stable, the *uhsmler takes this method of antkonn ing to th-- publl* tint h.» is prt par* to at t«-i:.l to all work uhni bitn in a neat aud workmanlike manner. He pay& particular at tcntion to O S E S O E I N snd as he has had several years exp^rimce tn tl brancli of his profesnion while in the employ i.ftlo tjovernmetit. he flatters himself th'it he will be al l** to render ent.re satisfa* tion, and therefore ^dkiu a share of the public patr na^c. F. LKTtT.AVC. SlouiCity, November IS. 1*58. BOOKS AND STATIONERY,


ocr: lo I t'atar Wlfr, Daiiuhtrr, Itltl I, K i n S A I I I I it Alomr iilna.i^nr ^DU hi* tv S .Arthur snd H/lma Towns bend- frof cbtdee and eh«niuf liniHtme UJ'-i.ti tone. |H" Uinr S'lSptalloli to the -lie I U I,* out bind, tVe«iin»«fi. tuPiriuabty, and thoapof s#, Ma^aslne i» ft- Wuowhd*i o i.l ti4i. I, Utaihil. Ii ejual to tbet .aut i imtt j-' s r* phy i«»iltbo Mme-.,, of tt* t.ml. Bi^bmetti to utoel siubittoii* and dearest of i»t niti^iiiii x, while It claims to b-oi ell id them in many esw-oiial fee turo* |fMr oirhvii.t w mill «i|ui»it) I tawl), Iti »*»1 tvadsltel la^ht- n pUie» wei«* unrttalbHl iu Thtdf tato matuiatutbi* su)*eitoiity Iu la^Mi. \t begin* in ,Ihuus# Tfcl'ls-t'i 1 war hi ad»a nee Four copies $&t tw«ive topks fur §le and oim ektta i gv|i«r •d club. ti« I^NM-linens ft«nt free lo all who wish in «utr scrllie «w to make wp «duha A4ne«e AbTlfl A 'T "irr—


The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume]

ocr: McB&IBE BOwfe arasaaita, .§ un..., BAYS NOW OH W"*TTK1 Jl ...J THE n v i i Y O O S UKB XOTIOBS, BOOTS AND SHOBg, GROCERIES, Qt'EEJfdiri^ IKTMSWRTOIIIILSAB^ EMIGRANTS OlTFTim CQQ1K *n«s M'BRIDE & BOWEN, We invite all to -me aod w THE PRODUCE or TH5 COUNTRY TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. WE ABC DniMint TC SELL THAN ANY OTHER IIOl" Si, We rraflMMrwlTtato i I FACTS & LOW PRICES I I WANTED, YOUNG STOCK, HOGS JJTB vvjrm «mu AT


ocr: SPECIAL NOTICE ISHent-hall, I Hare One Thoasand Bnahel* ml C.ra, which I will sell for Cash—the si eater nflftiM cribbed, 14 miles from this city, on a good road. Corn taken on debts. [Bugle Copy IJEItKttt I.1VEN". THAT UT HHoTIIER, THOMAS is my duly appointed anent—be has full power to transact my business, settle and receipt for Die, now, and during my absence to ••Cherry Crttk."


ocr: and on and re at a 1 JOHN B. BEERS, »rem Bw R. PEiJRAM. y MAY. Sr lOO MjUBMOtH DUTFITT1NS & SBOCERT J. T. STEWART, J. B. BEER© & CO., SEVERAL COMMISSION MKRCHA5T8, 15P 9E1LEBS IS ST1PLE a F1SCT GROCERIES, PURE WINES AND Teas, Manufactured Tobaccos, Cigars, Wooden & Willow Ware, Cotton Yarns, Paints and Oils, Sas Out-Fitting Goods* Miner's implement*, And everything pertaining to a first-class Grocery sod Outfitting Uoase, MO. 8, JAMES' BOCK, I LOWEB COXJISTCli-. BLUFFS, IOWA. TbAKKFL'L for liberal palron.ge, now preaeut tor lonpection immenae FALL STOCK. to follow up tlie-Ypast UL IJcommunity 0W Prices lor Good OOOliieir, A lare e lot of Corn, Wheat, Oats and Pork wanted this for which the bestirates will be paid. J,H. WARNER. FEGRAM, WARNER & CO., ISTo. 1 Phoenix !Block, Upper ^COUNCIL ni.UFFS, IOWA. Y O O S GROCLHiES, HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Ready-Made nuiMr bmmstmc Mqi om. KOK 5SALK WHOLESALE I* RETAIL. Couuu! August SO, lSi»y Vol. OF FALL & 1 8 5 9. A & W E I WHOLESALK AM RETAIL o i n o u s e LOWER BROADWAY, lOO. AT THE fiilen SAM. BAAS. 'IH ""..'"If "".if!? look to the Farmers and tbe for a lar«e trade—to wUviu ibey will sell good* at prices lo Emiirranta and tbe trade in «eueral, we are satisfy we cam offer la Sltmeu?» uL?u?^we•! by «uy House iwr.b si. Uui», and we Invite you to examine our stock betore bnjrlag. 75 sacks Old Government Java, ManUla and Mocb* Coffee. 200 Boxes Soap—all kindt, [and to arrive, *00 Boxes Star, Sperm and Sterine Candles, In store 120 Bbl* common Rye aud Bourbon wbiekey, 300 Thousand Asst'd Cigars—kmrrican li Havana, 175 Bbls, halts and kegs vt Molasses, [at low flgurtt 300 Bills Butter, Soda, Fancy and Sugar Crackers. 100 llbds Prime to choice Sugar. 100 Bxs Assorted Pickles, re.h from the Packers, 100 Ne»t's Tubs—3 and 8—just received. 140 Bis Tobacco, assorted b:ands aud prices. MO Package* Brandy's, wiuea and asst'd Liquor*, *00 sacks Coffee— in (tore and to arrive. 10 Bbls assorted Nnts. 40 Coils Vanilla, nemp and Cotton Cordage, 100 Drums Figs, ItO Bags G. A. Salt, XODO Dairy do 15 Bbls Cut aud Dry Smokinf 1 6 do do do Cbewiog 4e tO lists Vkrglitiift Suiuktog do 100 Keg« White Lead. Salmon iu bbls, hi bbls and kegs. Mackerel in bbls and kits—Kos. 1 and2, Preserved Fruits of all kinds. (jyTbe attention of Country Merchants is loHciUd to our Jobbing J. T. Z, So. 17, ly. 'O, 'O. A. 10 Bales Cotton Batts. 5 wicking, 1000 fcs Cotton Yarn, assarted sl 60 Boxes, halves and quarters 1 160 Bxs Glass—assorted sites. 3 Bbls Zante Currauts. to D,zen buckets, 160 Kegs Kail*,


ocr: McBHIDE & BOWEN wwa a.- ILNft. BAYS NOW OS EXHIBITION THE FINEST STOCK •jr WJjrCY AVS IM/lf Y O O S YANKEE NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, They tssssnrsOmlla tkl. Market. EMIGRANTS OMMTTING GOODS All who wish to fet rich (nick, will do well to call on M'BRIDE & BOWEN, If. invite all to cmm sad see «u. THE PRODUCE OP E O U N Y TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. WE ARK DETERMINED TO S E E A E


ocr: i i i M. MAT. & 0F FALL & 1 8 5 9 A Y & W E I WHOLISALK AND RKTAIL CLOTHING- HOUSE lOO LOWEB BROADWAY, lOO. COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY, IOWA. MAT St WEIL would reapectfnlly inform their friends and customers generally, that Urty are now opeolaf* and will be in daily receipt of a Urge and well-selected stock of Ready Made Clothing Bought at Low rifarss, snd will twsoM st pricss that will Defy Competition. This large stock consists in part of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, India Rubber Goods, Hats £c Caps, Suoerflae Trench Rearer Hats, Beaver. Otter, Seal and Fur Cape. Also the finest quality of Par, Woolen and Riding Gloves, Gauntlets, Etc., iu the must astonishing variety together with O* TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS AND VALISES.-0 ATTENTION Wholesale cumstomers can buy goods of us at a small advance above New York prices. Call iu time ana save your muuey. S3" The Highest Market Price in cash, paid tor Hides, Furs, Wheat fc Corn. I. WEIL. Wi#T£^ G* A VJ 9


ocr: JOHN W. ROSS. IT*, a, Phcenix Block, Ojpper iwAy, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Wholesale At Retail Dealer in Y O O S O-rooeries! READY MADE CLOTHING!! BOOTS AND SHOES, Liquors, Ac., Jtc., MSFECTrULLT DIRECTS TBI ATTENTION 01 porekuera, to hi. immenie, varied and elefint stock FOR THE WINTER & SPRING TRADE. Which hu been .elected in the Eutera Cities with ipecul reference to the wants of thi* market. Uj auortnent ot rUCT DRESS GOODS CLOTHS AND IHtRlHSli EEADT-MADX CLOTHING HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES BOOTS AND SHOES HATS AND CAPS BOOKS a STATIONERY PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, fee., Very Large and Complete. ^EI3STEIiS


ocr: 1 \Z7C5 tliXXV.1. -LX.A. i 1 1 i SIGN OF THE COOK STOVE, ROGERS NO. 16 18, UPPER BROADWAY, COtnSTCIL BLXJFFS, IOWA. at Greatly Reduced Prices, all kinds of COOKING, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES, Plain and Japanned Tin Ware, Sheet Iron, Brass AT & i "VTTT" StOVPS RTl O 1 1 T1 W I Copper Ware, WHOLESALE A\D RETAIL. Great Inducements are Offered to Cash Purchasers. i Job Work and RepairiB K in the trsdo, done on «hort notice. i I i i Hollow Ware,&c.! 1 I 1 I


ocr: DIALS* IS rotiisx AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE AND SLIGO AND TYRONE IRON, Steel* Kails and ANVILS, VICES, asMsW) Btrtm MMM4 K IIOIIII Mnlfi mmrt,SRHSFI IRLN, AM* Thimtlt ARPENTERS, MILL WRIGHTS, And Cabinet Maker's Tools, 0fM«y VmrUtp, mm* wrrg tut (ssNtf. iriirs, SIMMONS' wad COLLI!W A.xes & Edge Tools, GUMS AXD PISTOLS, SHOVELS and SPADES, ot Ames' and others make. Log,Coil, Trace, Lock, Fifth, Back and Halter Chaint. BUILDING MATERIAL LOCKS, LATCHES, BUTTS, SCREWS, GATE AND BLIND HIBfOES, fee., *c.. Crow Bars, Picks, Grub lien Wedges, Harrow Teeth, Ring, and Staple., Blocks and Pullies. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, consisting ot a general a»ortment of Mrtlamlm mm* Jmpmmt* IH»r», «.«. mm* twrnrg JRnmM.4TmtU CmSUrp, Btlttr J/«- I»* fmrkl mm* Kpmrnmt, Brmtt mm* Bm» MMUU* FRTFNIMF M»tSI*», He. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS A large Stock always on band of DEERE'S MOL1NE PLOWS, Harrows, Ox-Tokes, Straw Cutters, Revolving Bay Raku, Grass Scythes and Snaths, Grain Cra dles, Forks, Rakes, Hay Knives, B«ab Scythes, fee, fcc, fcc. Force, Lift and Chain Pumps, LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, Block Tin and Babbitt Metal, &C., &.c- LITTLE GIANT ing- mnd Peeking-,THRTIHINF WcClelhiud. Sicrn of the »ol«lei\ Wholesale and Retail i 1 7 I S S liSwer Broadway. Opposite F.uplre BtocV. i ('OrXCIL BI.UFFS, IOWA. HAVEsole- JUT RECEIVED A IROE ASD| oil I St«* of Fresh and Pure Drugs, Medicines, Paint* Oils Tarnishes ias* fc Glassware} Putty I Tobacco Snuffs, Cigars, Pure Wines, Brandies and other l.iquors A superior lot of Panrr Perfumeries, T.'ilet an*' Fancy Soaps, Hair, Natl au«l Ti^th Brushes. A (nil as sortment of Paint and Vartuh Brushes, Surgical Instru ments, together with all the mo»t popular Patent Medi cincs. Our stock comprises everythiup: likely to be calletl for in our line of tuMnes. all of winch we trfTer at Wholsale «r Retail, on the most rea'M»nab!e terms. Merchant and oilers are respectly invited to give n MMM ing ana Wrapping Twine, HEMP PACKING, &C., AGENT #fer the 0mle of CM»t 81**1 (VrcmJmr, JKITT, mnd rrs« 8**9 Fir* M*RVF Flmtform SEMI**, Mubber »1VS« ehinttj •FFAMNT/'T mnd •Veiriri mnd PortabU TFRM Mill*. t^My stock will at all times be fottnd large and com plete, and will be sold on tbe most reasonable terms for cash. KO. 3, EMPIRE BLOCK, Lower Broadway, t'OtXCIL Blil'FFS IOWA, & Corn find Cob HamtWaand Cotton Cordage. Broom. Heel i


ocr: I O n A W To the Farmers ef Tottawattamie Co. THE YODNC AMERICA MILLS, Formerly SILL k TOWX'S, being about t. start again want of Farmer., their Corn. They also with to pur chase sone Toung Stock, Hogs and To.ng Cattle. FARMERS TASK NOTICE. We with to famish yo. a steady market the year renal tor jour surplus CORN&YOUNGSTOCK Call and see as, or by calling on McBRIDE & BOWKN ron will got the necessary information. SILL A BOWEW, Ttvng Amtritm ttilk. We wish to trade Lumber tor Corn and Toung Stock, or for any of the Prod acta of tbe Faisn. May 7th, 186*. t3 nS.


New Oregon plaindealer.

ocr: ra®Ma Shirt* anl Di'(twerst JUST received by Oct Hrdley SUGAR, ,,OU sale, eheap by 1 Oct 20. Bradley GItOCElilE*, MeG re^ ir. October 20.185P. Laud On., Wiiai.i:, anpMauiim-: OILS, pou sale \y Bradletj ty 50 DjieA llatSy J^LL prices. l-jr David K. Hofoart, Co, & A N Y A O K N O IS no Us and Shoes, flrvm Siilc l)y 1 Oct. 20. BRADLEY & CO. V all kinds, for sale cheap, by Oct. 21). Bradley TWKS't Y'l IVtl cu.il lis $ Wilts. jr o e y k IJRADI.F.Y & CO. McGregor, OctoV cr 20, 18^9. 20 DOZEN* OF CAI^T pOli sale by BRADLEY asd CO- Lot nf Jewelry. jP*OR salt ill Ctwt by BRADLEY & CO. A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS OF EVE* U Y DESCRIPTION. TpOR 8U o ehfcAp by n RAD LEY 4- CO. mm BihiTS, Silih.8, LEA I'll BR, AND FIMI OS. E A N E O I ic* lit ECO R, Cash Paid for Hides and Furs* 10 001) Yard-1. IJvown Cottons, For salo l.y BRADLEY & CO. 100 OVER COATS, Just receive I l»y BRADLEY tV. Co. 50J Pair IVints, Just, received hy BRADLEY &C>. 450 VESTS, Just reeeivc'l lv Bit ADLEY fe Co. 350 SACK. COATS, Just received by (u 10-tf.) Bradley $ McGregor, Iowa. Oct. 20. 1859. t) E A Co- & Co. & T\ I- OS of nails, for stile by BR\ni,*V & co. 1 Kal-. cheap lv Oct. 20. BRADLEY & 00.^ 2J„))) YARDS prints, fr sale chrap by BRADLEY & Cj)._ IliirJivnrt ami i'11 kn# y^W am »int lor ^alo ch«np )ry liradletj $' Co. a, £2. 1 Mm r» Uci W cn i*. •KfrWK.^ fasten AVIXG lfiiiovrd his Stove? and Tin-ware to i. -j .!jM THE BEST AKD CHEAPEST Siov«'-.«i West "f tlic SbZX&iBX H.XX7JCm Tin: n i:STANDUEST A/ Paller Always on hand. (n 16-1'y ALEX. KINME. .STOVES! STOVv S Stow & MAIN STREET, McGREGOR, IOWA Hsale AVK now in store, and for at the lowest lignres, All Styles of Stoves, That are used in the country, such BOX, O Hopkins,


Sioux City register. [volume]

ocr: SlOt'X CITY SADDLE, BEIDLI AN ft o: \y o'v ntM". th:ithecju tantly n,inK. 'HK t:nd« r*i|t'i,.M ri-P}ectfully inform* tliecttis**n^ of W o'v'hury .»i»d adjoining ••«.tinti«^. tj» ith«c tlTiiw»«i to manufacture th -ah^vi irllclfwt, aod keep* o«»nf»tantly n «ul stock and tiLuminga I tbe b^.st quality. flu iii w?»nt of anything In the altove III bti wiii i:nd it to thuir rtdfnnt^e call au i-x my »(x k bvtbrepvrchjifrjiig. Good Hides taken payiu-in. 4#* ^h on Douglas at., two door* north of the Office. JOHN LKIN1N0LK. Jim. The Last Call! A Fair and Timely Notice to All. TIIOFK C'Winir us on not.*«. now due, or book ac cuiila nr*i hereby notil O'i tli.it unhsstbuy pay lminedi it«ly we siial! piot U» col!».'Ct by duu o! Uw. For far ot any mistaka, we will add we mean just wbnt wefctv. LE A JACKSON. Sioux City. Jan. 1», 1SW. Notice. p^raona entiUi t« deeds fbr tows lota In tho city of Johns at.* b-reby ir.tin*d that tbe aMO.rtrlti of «uld «Itar» prepared t-# ex dc.Ma for l.u to all piMHonw entitled thereto.— i.ot c.ill.d («r tvilhiii hix months tliey will be wiUj ac«- rdiim k» law. Marrh I6th. !Ka4i. J. J. TRACY, Mayor. 0. C. TREADWAT. ATTORNEY AT flOTTX CITY. IOWA. SIOUX CITY Kj Prarl Street) Sioux City, Iowa* on a pood aaaortmint of Oold and fcllrer Watrhi ®. and Silver Chatna, Ca ltr« i aiil E Itiiora, Mold Necklace* and Cro«n«a. l^-kftx. ienta Pinis.vt*\ U«-pairing of Wntrhes will b.* attended to and exe iu a moat skillful manner. II. L« JACCAKD. Sioux City, May 2ft, l*59-~tf SAMUEL H. CASADY, Attorney it Imw, Estate and Col/cctiny Ayent, HIOI CITY, IOWA. tf ill Will attend »r «. Just Received By Ezpreu a larg* let of Black and Brown Linen Thread, a ml M'liiti- Spool Sewing Cotton, lflntk Seeing Silk,&c. aala cbrnp it A. HAAS A BHO.'P. JOHN H. CHARLES' LAND, COLLECTING AND \NfiK boubt »tid «oM, nun -y loaned, col l«?( tiona made and pro ee l* prouipitv remitted Wild aud lmpnwe*i Lind$ OOtfht and dl, laanl Warrants ctr^fully located uon -idr'ntf, *-itln»» fiirni-«ii«d with Laud War* Uta or. 1 fr tor caaii. Tales for Kun*ri'»dent ddt ra iu all the Northern and Western I tL• !*tatt*. GENERAL AGENCY A N E O I E or WILKINS & WHIT3IER, C..r»tr of inlmr.i I'e.ul llr CITV, .... IOWA. Entali* taught «nl aold on romrni«^i'in Ex «'h U'Ui bt and aold Moi.ey loaned Mnd :.i"t* Ir.'.itwl, Taxes paid t- non-itrident* Notea, .. fi ij.'i 't'l nd roiv-ii I'fTi.ittt-d iiromtUy. always !»,« lv H:ter.d Ittrvtyluf) Plottlni?, Ac. Feb. 34. lKV3—t W1LK' NS A WtllTMKR. SIOUX CITY HOUSE, Corner I'earl and ij'th. 8U^ SIOUX CITY, IOWA. W«. K. Ul ('HA\A.V, Proprietor. 8 prepared to acommodate guent« in tbe beat ntyle, o?i rcttonal le t«rui-«. vln'l NOTICE s hereby that thf heretofore n s u a n e A e n y Cor* of '«lttli siiil Dotigln* Ste, SiOL'A CITV, lUWA.


The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume]

ocr: \V No. lOO WINTER IMPOfty,. 1858 YOUNO AMT1T1ICA CLOTHING lOO Lower Broadway lOO COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY, IOWA. FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON. MAY lb WEIL, AKB AT PRESENT IN RECEIPT OF AH MEN & BOYS, YOUTHS & CHILDREN, of j?reat variety and of tho latest Btylo, prices and quality. Purchasing them ah cheap ad uny other eetablishxnent we^t of Now York. Our assortment at BROADCLOTH: i. wt'1 1889 °4 IMMENSE STOCK OF PALL & WINTE CLOTHING, Mnnnfucturo'i Kxpre.-V.y for tbi? Market, sn)tafle for rUfflOHAIlE onr CA8SIMERS: re larro anl ilnrable, and el GENTS' HOSIERY & FURNISHING GOODS. 27(iite-made W(K.1P« Il-I.-e J»u- Jc-kin filove?1 and a»mt!et« Fur filovea and MuJiler^ Gentleniens' Sh«wit» and Scarfs Uerino Suirta and Drawers Gooda for Cash. to Mil BEATERS & the XJATEST TO ORDER, with neatness and duraMHty. Alo on ban !, a lar^e stock of TESTINGS, wWcl! we MANPFACTTRE Contf'.rt»T- and TiLbets Silk ir.iA rs aiid SLirtf} Unen and Linen D'Jkfs. 8i k and Opera Ties Silk Faucy Scarfs HATS db CAPS, ARK WKI.I, ASSORTED AND OF TIIE LATEST STYLE. We respectfnlly Invite Conntry Merchants and Farm erf tn examine our stock before pnrchapimr elfiewherc Beinna liraiii of an K»steni Il'ni-i-, enahle» us ti keep at all times, a general atsiirtmtnt. Vaiiy tliauka to Citizens of Council HlufTs and tfurr«'QiiIinK country, for fast favorH and patroua^e, and we hope by strict Ht[rri_ tlon tn liuMiiCrx, and low prices, li.inent a runt:iii,^! .• of tbe E.iwe. OWE PRICE CLOTHIXG WARE ROO^IS. A Y & COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. WAXTi:i I'rici via !r. NO. lOO. W E I Furs and Skius of all Kinds, OMAHA CITY, N. for which the High- 4 ih


ocr: CENTRAL DRUG STORK IX HAGG'8 BLOCK, North Side Broadway, at the Sign of the BLUE MORTAR Council Bluffs, Iowa. J. D. Honn & Co., WnOI.ESALE UETAIL DEALERS IN Drugs, Medicines, PAINTS Oils, Window Glass, Putty, Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Figs, Raising Lemons Perfumery Hair Oils JMna«!cs Toilet Soap*. Paint, flair ami T«oth Brushes, Wines ir. A Brandies lor MHMnal i»urjM M-S. Oitr sf'« k bu 1'een selecicl witll great care, and are imro and fro.-li. t'bins Prf«eripti«»n!i and Family Receipts carefully c. P. S. lor all the joi'Ul.'ir Patent Mttlinnrs of thod.iy. (ul-v3.


ocr: Tin: WhUU SK N EXCELSIOR STOVE STORE. „,«£sc^r?i k'k- or THE w*m. COOK STOVE. MILTON It 0G NO. 16 & 18, UPPER BROADWAY, Council Bluffs, Iowa. R\DERSlr,N'KN CAN STILL BK FOI ND AT HIS OLD STAND. ESGAFIF.D IN- l-HMiiew. Brini! llmukfiil for past favors, w.,ul.t a«*in all the .ttfiition nl the utiicns of Co.m. il' lllmf- and western low., wbo wieU to purcliibu in bis liue, to c»ll and examine his very large, well as«ortel aud magiiiikout Stock of Cooking and Heating Stoves, PARLOR, DININC, CHURCH, STORE, OFFICE & SHOP STOVES, the cheapest, for OFFERED at price# cheaper th plcie and extensive anwrttncnt uf BegioB51W^r°n ^0Teg CASH ONLY. AMONG hi? an^Camp 9U»OK, Pldi.) and Japanurd Tin 11. re, Sh,:rt Iron, Brai* Ai Copper Ware, Hollow Ware, &.C. AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL Country Mercliants bo ?npplied with Tinware at Saint Loni Wlitdeeale 1 itotuc \F3R 5JTN. B.—*O KR Rooffntr, fJntter* and flpontinc done to order and WMVttled Kitlea TnE SF.MF, 01 will be found a com* Furniture, suitable for Emigrants going to the ucwly airing and MAD* MI CREDIT JOB WORK done in the a Old U,JS- ON COPPER# Brat ND Brittania rneUl


ocr: N- IOLES4LE & RETAIL HEATER IS STOVES & Removed 2 I E S Royal D. Amy, TINWARE, LORLSl BllOlDWAi, Two Doors Above James' Block, AT TIIE SIGN OF TUB COFFEE BOILER. HAVING RKMOVKD MV I.AB'IR AND F.XTKN sive stock „f STOVES it TINUWUK. ami every thine i-ise n.-nally foni.'l in my line, ttf tl,o btulding ioriiieriy occupied a., the Mayflower Saloon, Lower Broadway. ?.e. ..r«d door al-vo AMKS' HlofR, I can offer aucb iu.i»i-.-enu'nt« t- |.or«^n ii\e r,i* a all it yon in my line.*, that c.mrajt be oflcred by any otLor estab h-dimont on the I have n.w n larce rwtn. ant! can fht.w my stork a-lvanta^e. want to aave :n. rev 1 aai bound tj M- I lower f.,rCA»Mf thou any other ii'iu.-e ii*re .sell. Rf member the Kmc Stand, Lower Broad tray, Mayflower Tfuildhirj. Council B. .:f», v ti.


ocr: takin' water.' CitvSkoc&Hat Store AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK! BOOTS, SHOES, AT WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL, OPPOSITE ROOTIA, \U JACHSOKH IVtit Broadway, COUXCIL BU FFS, IOWA. TnotifvnNDKRSlfiN'EP NE WOULD RESPECTFUI.LT the citizens of Western Iowa and Nebraska, V 1 i:?t rc-eireJ the largest and m«t complete „l-.k I Boots & Shoes! HATS & CAPS, Ever brought to Western Iowa. My stock comprise* every variety .( Goods, made of the best material ami roli ible workmanship, sad sold at priced to suit the titin', I h»v« BOOTS SHOES! Of every STYLE and QUALITY, from a Boy'n Brogan up to a French Coll Weddiaf Boot. Lndie'« and Shoes of all Styles and slzeafc hilderen's Shoes* in abundance. I claim to be ahead of all my cMnpetitors, in tbe strength and durability of my Good*. There is no mis take this, and those who patronize me will tlnd it true. Also on Miisiroment and for sale at Wholesale Only: 10* Pipes Oturd Brandy direct from the New York Custom House lOt-iN. each Old Bourbon and Monon® uahel.t Whiskey. Together with all the different brands of Cl'iARS. Keinomher the il:t«'e, opposite Tootle & Jark son's. A*. B. Good anwell Dried Hides taken in Exchange for Hoods. Nov. TJ-V2U27 SAMUEL KNErPKR. New Store in Council Bluffs! AT BAUTLETT'S OLD STAND FRED. HAS OPES'ED A LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FALL & WINTER wrnrn WILL BE SOLD EICLUSIVEI.Y Cash, 11! STOCK CONSISTS OF Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, i£tiee si* ware, (ilansware, Ready-Made Clotbing, prerrthin* nMiallr foncd tn a genera! a^rfmetJt •». Persons win ar* tn the habit of purrhdMQK for i will rird here excellent bargains. As 1 un de~ t' .r:.:rr ONLY FOR CASH! Country dealers will makp money by calling and my (*o«»da, as I amboiunl to sell at aati-Council fy yourself. Remember the Plarc -BartletCs Old Stan'!, I /iper Broadway. Mil'XU!A\ k t'O, HATStfcCAPS LOWER tb.in any other Store in BlulTsj if TLUN'I boheve this, call in AND


ocr: lOOO of Corn Meal-, 50 bush, of Potatoes, Wanted 2 Subsrrfption to the Nonpareil, lOO Cord.s of Wond aooo ,',f 0 od Fl/'ur


ocr: AT THE CENT'L DRUG um, Hroadicmji o'-'NCIL Uhl'FFS, IOW»V. J. D. Eonn & Co., HAVE JVRT RECEIVED *?F to their Ftock of Ort .'.-,. Mciion** a 're?h a-r rtment of FAMILY rJitOCKRIKH. Candies, &c., wijjch they will eell at prices to «*nit times. [v2n5, NEW STOCK OF FAMILY J.B. NON^T. c.


ocr: ABS0LCT2 I, L»O\ tharter SURPLUS, $422,162, .11. W,:!, THE JS rEAR»'W. I :X- President. t*! Tudt-r, T. K. Irj.e, IT:BT HaeU, V T«ittie, K A J'f-ei/ii Church, E Fi wer, Uulke.'c v, atber, i War lii|-U*r, A DlSJduJa. A Alexander. C. II. hra :trd. E. f.. Kli'lEV. THO*. K. BRACE. Jr.. St-: y. J. B. Bennett, Gen Agent AI:»\ST THK— K.TKnAI. AlTilNTiO.V r.tID ". fnsnrai-.K nf HW.-!!in Knrm S-irh I' BKIL.LIII S AMI omnii*.roi.ir.v, lusarf, I,,,f 1 5 vc.ir» ON IL1. -T :.I- -.tot-3 ton..,. LOSSES EQl ITABLY ABJt'ST wea!:h, with a and pronpt attention -itinidte Ii ur:iij« e |. :intv. with the cxe« ntrai'ts in «.«wl faith. 1 t.-» iiidu«e::ient. wj»b f-,o pt. '.i- lOMdcciit.^: tLeir underwriter—we *efer *betn t. if of qralit -D* OF PAST 'F:I..!ERI:A 1 E VWT: -REA.O.N^ al Insurance Capital lacorporated tst9. tirx: .!- r-• Cash Capital $1,000,000 ASD CSlMrAlKZV1. T. A. ALEXA?SDER, BARGEES OF FIHE -s n— PiTirsof Smailt* \avigalion. •it ff* Liberal Rules and Rates as Ritkf Assumed Permit or hr .SWN WY and fair 0 i —AND— O Y A 1 1 1 Losses Paid $10,437,312 .84 If I 1,111 *A^.I: Choice Fir*!-L."«.vw ftidm,itily fectrd trithout Vt'ajf, known cud able Curporatn ISRO*S April IT-::- !-•. thL in-li n, thro' Council HTisfrs., I i