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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
NEW RELIGIOUS BOOKS.

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
FROM WnshIngton.

WASHINGTON, August %
The interior Department has received iutrll-
eenee from reliable gentlemen ard fugitive Nor
mons that rgham YQung is preparing TO resist
Gen. Harney; that he has relapssd into the crosses,
infds city and atheism, and continues 10 boll up
the Governments OF the United States 10 the su-
preme contempt OF the Aormous.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27

NEw STEAMER TEMPEsT-Lo,0 Water P0cket-
For AaShV5He.-Our mechanics when they try,
can turn out lighter draught and better cuisines,
boat than any body else 1t is a conceded fact thRt
they build the best, pret,iest and fastest boats in
the world az well as the most useful and money
making. The Tempest, Capt. d. PARIS craft is now
added TO the list He built her for the low water
season, particularly for the Cumberland river trade
for which she is most admirably adapted-bring of
unusual light draught with carrying lci,y for $50
tons OF freight. She has also a very neat and COM
Portable cabin, with state for A passen-
gers.
The dimensions Of the Tempestare as follows
Length on deck $50 feet, with 80 feet floor and /
feet depth Of holi. The hull was built by r. s
Nadol. The engines were the handiwor1 of those
famous toundr ymen, Inman, Gault & Co. The cyl
lnders are l34 inches IN diameter, with four feet
stroke. She has ample boiler power; doctor en-
CINE, fire engine, aud all completes. The cabin and
j DINER work were by Downes, Mitchell & Go. The
neat outfit superior upholstery, etc, was by John
Dickiuson-a faithful aud competent workman.
The cabin aud pantry ware we're furnished by A.
Jaeger * Co, add Walton & Barrett furnish the
chan isliers.
The Tempest starts to Cincinnati this evening, in
charge Of Capt. Parr, with n. j. johnson, clever
clerk, in the Office. She draws but inches light,
aud will lead for for NashviIe.--Lou Cour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
BANDUSIA SEMINARY.

INHE next session this Institution situated on the
4 Galatin Turnpike, miles from Nashville, will
mence on the list of OFFENDER next.
French will be h those pupils that may desire it.
by an accomplished ParsG grn,eFan, who, In sdiiti
to much experience, has the advantage Of being well
quainted with the English language.
augZ2-1m.E NATH CROSS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
Southern Commercial College,
No. 40 10 Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

WIS School is in perpetual sesson-henca students q
oiEer schools who desire to qrafy themselves for The
counting room, can DO 50 during their vacation.
Cur hoom has leen recently fitted I'M and f,r rorf,r.
convenience and elegance, that il is MOI surpassed
by any other In the JniJe0 STATES
PE HANS SHIP
Our Writing Department uud r the SUPERVISION OF ons
who acknowledges superior In teaching This branch
We mgh refer 10 long list Of lila rious naue,uaues
Of men Who never bestowed moments time 10 reflection
upon system Of iuag-but think that the citizens
CT Ns he are Beginning 20 appreciate this kind trans
parent hEmbuggery, besides prefer giving our patrons
more substantial security, and propose 10 refund
an money paid 10 us on account Of tuition writing pro-
ded cur soents DO not make great mpro, ements as
those OF any other choO Ia this country.
A Select Glass OF Ladies will be taught from four 10 SIX
O'clock r. NJ.
Terms for Commercial Course, ......s41
For Twenty Lessons Writing. 90. .--..... r
june2g-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
EW b OK 5

MRRsIED or siNCLEs b. sliss ssdgwisE,:
THINE ASD suSE; Or TEE sep Mothers Rswars.i
WEsTERN HofDFR TIFE N KANSAS AND MIS-
SOURI,
THE KNIGHF 90 Tbs G0iDES NELIsE.
HEROES ASD HUNTERS o. tbs WEST.
oLD NoFr &ND LlrrLE AGNEs. BY Mira Lsslie.
PEAcE or, q ssolsu wis.,
WILD NORTHERN scESEs or, Sporting Adventures.
DAisYts NJ KIAcE. AND WHAT CAHE o. IT.
THE WokuERTuL AND THE BEAUTIFUL
raRiILISG sEoRIEs ~ rHE FoREsr AID YROS.
TIER
Jast received and feE ssis -
asgis. sAa cHAs. ". SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
FOR THE COUNTING ROOM.

BLANK GRE ks on ALL THE BANKS.
BLANK Bill S or LADlNG.
HLANK NOTE AND BILL BOOKS.
COPYING PRESSES. LETTER BOOKS.
ABNOLD's FLUID. ALL SiZ
REDIsK sTEEL TINS. GOLD PENs.
RID TgPg BILL HEADS. ST BOXES.
ISKsrANDs; great variety
CHECk TIss. EEAsERs STAMP ErTERs.
PEvcus. RgBBER ENVELOPES. PAPER, sc.
For sale BY
aasls. So CHARLES ". SMITH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27

Yesterday a. his Fss1eRee. tbs city, MAJ @oHs p
EAv old and hlEAy rsspsstsa eltizsn q ms eo1ny
In ms ei'y yesterday, astsr brss Haszs, Col p.s
Tlleo.
ne snd & he deceased zFe requested 70 assead lie
Fuasrai tbs NsKsaarss cuEsA ms uerng = gsssa-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27

An Irishman attending a Quaker meeting,
heard young friend make the following an
nouncemeut: Brethren and sisters, | am
going to marry daughter of the Lord"
The devil ye are" said Pat, "Flith an be-
jabers, an it will be a long time before ye,n
see yer father-in-law!'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
School NOTICE.

fIHE undersigned will open Select School for bows on
Monday September I'M, ia the formerly occupied
by Mr.. GOsseJt, on Spruce trstt
Number limited 20 twenty-five.
School hours from 50 a. N. 20 i2 NJ and nom to 5
Z. NJ.
Application nav he made at York a Co . Rock Store
Union street or 10 tie undersigned 20 s. Sumner
aug24-2w. " BRYCE TUONPSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
a. The Washington correspondent of the Bal

O The Washington correspondent Of Lhe Bal
t'more Sun says;
The report that an officer of the navy of the
United States had taken steps, under the direction
OF Com. Armstrong of Commissioner Parker, 10
seize upon island in the China Seas by way OF
indemnity for losses of Americans in the war be-
tween China and England, is undoubtedly incor-
rect; at least nothing is known of it at the Navy
Department or the Department Of State 1t is
matter Of doubt, ALSO whether the President has
the power to make reprisals In the recent dis
cussons of the matter it has appeared to be the
general opinion that tue Presidenl cannot. without
the authority of Congress, authorize reprsas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TRUST SALE

DY virtue of deed executed to the Nashville Building
- Association by ". l. Weaver, which o record n
the Registers Office Of Davidson county, 90
page 6S, tn said Nashville building Association, by
Treasurer, wil Saturday the day Of sept 1851
at the court yard gate in Nashville, sell auction
highest bidder for cab, the property therein described
being Lot South Nashville fronting forty
ket street and running back 5I feet which
comfortable family residence. The equity Of redemption
waived in said deed sale take place II o'clock NJ.
ag26-td- CH%S- A, FULLER, Treas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
NASHVILLE:
THURspAY. AUGUST q. Is57.
The Atlantic Telegraph cable.

The steamship Anerica, which arrived at
Halifax yesterday, brings the unpleasant
information that the Atlantic Telegraph
Gable parted when $50 miles had been
payed out, and that the feet had return
ed. The enterprise viii not be abandoned.
1t will yet be pushed forward to success.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
PENNSK RAEERuAu.
80 80 49,
49, 49, =zFs7
LAND WARRANTS.

WHEELER & EVERETT,
b r. . K II II 81
NEW YORK CITY,
M ILL pay for POu1y Land Warrants OF all deDorns-
" toAs, Two Pax OENT. AsUVE MARKET PRIO $
un- October i6.h, having large amount to deliver al
tLat time send then aOng. The following are the Ia est
quota tons:
S'''''-'--' '.''' 4
~ ''-.--.-.......... ....--......--... 90
i 10
Parties sending Warrants b. mall viii Be paid the same
as housh they were personally present Draft RENTED
by return mail. Address
WHEELER & EVERETT,
=, Brokers, New York City.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
SINGIFS
MACHINES !

A RE the only sub taatai and amply managed sewing
y Machines ugds, and the cheapest aud h'-t uea
by fai aud hauafacturrTs FOR these aud the ooNihB
reAf0nss
let, They make which viii 20 rip nor rAFe ooh
sides being al.se. as la hand -ewing 90 'eatser
%, 1he Machines ftw eih ala tlrtai am 80,
SPOOL With eqHai faculty. 'n every variety %
goods fom ne nnest linen Ihe heaviest cloth or
caf her. - 80
Sal tbs il no. d Two Needle Two spool Aaehlnes
which Machine uasra eh Ga 80 ch VII Ga raVes out as
easily a. c-rr,u stacaiuF, besides making All usy
cord Ga The back ~ tae goods. ~ .,
sth gbeSs Machine are All Liable 20 get out OF
orsr being very sluple and sueug IN their soast ae
5h They sew hsier aad DO @ore work than any other
Haclfiae. 1900
beautiful thas 30 iup ssi0e 20 equai Is BY any other
Afael G oF by hant. 800 -,
T Tie poof o. r above ia that there over 10000 Of
cur Machaes 10 DATED Alonet not counting "a,
rope here over gs anl there, as here 10 praei
operations giving unbogudei satalaconi something iht1
% 1tter MIcltl-H
ys.briRe T-u1gssse WM. SINGER
81 gia--dlm. agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
University Grammar School.

IHlS School Is attached 20 the University Nashvle
suitable in the College building having htted
up for its accommodation.
Perhaps other part OF educa ton requires such
special care and attention that usually acquired in the
Grammar School Failure here from any iu8cequHcy in
the instruction. discouraEes the student destroys lis asP
ratons, and often diSqualhes him the msdiocra
attainmrnts for which be be than competent
Impressed with these views the Faculty has been careful
10 place IN this School gentleman equal IN qualifications
teacher, The head department In College, and
experience in teaching in nearly an Of them. Il their
purpose 20 make 70 In respect first class Academy
The studies Of the Grammar Sohool embrace Of
three and has been with view that OF
he Foe Schools OF the city, that h- change be
convenient 20 those students who recommended
from them. is hoped that this School may prove paro
uary acceptable 20 those the yi.iny Of the city, who
excluded from the bvnvnts Of the free schools TIE
the TN OF September. Students received
at any time The charge for tuition is IS term, OF
twenty weeks.
The CoHegidts Department q the University also opens
the It'll OfSe Students should be present The
FIRST day Of the session. aus 22-3wF.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
noRTH - oT TIEE IAREET HoUgE.

DRoPnssGs VA be resolves - tAs anaeFzisaed asti
ne lah September for MS tiaa1s els rel q a.
tortt @ e ne HaEkrt Apass 8ss1esiEg, A. Ard pre-
pas 81 aile e Feesixsd - tAs cquulse - e 1ssas
ls - ntsHE tse tzsiag ~ sd Gas nkiazss a. Al
dr1ss. 0LEsA.
III. HON.
VA AAft&
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
NEW FALL STOCK FOR 1857.
ALLISON. ANDERSON & co.,
10 Al PUBLI0 SQU4RE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

w q now reee wing and opening, for the Fan and
winter TRADE, large and ell CANT stock of Day
'OODS, FAbIETIE-, and READY n 5E CLOTHING "a
We Invite the at entOu of nerchants ana the trade
aug25-d2D. ALLISON. ANDERSON 4 CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27

generallE, wishing our CITY
aug25-d2D. ALLISON ANDERSON 4 On
PENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD.
- 80 Gs(
El-S-Sz- -. zFsz5s-z
A undersigned authorized to issue bills Of fadinv
= Tor the delivery q freight through All A.
IEaN THIS ~ way Of PIPTSBURG and the Pc ~
SfLFANtA kAILRJAD. 1t is sca~cey neeessasy to al
nde T. the we-estabiished reputation Of tie P r. h. fr
re- nart5 and speed nj shippers viii readily appreciate
me convenience Il having the oilty # through BIZ Of
totg AZ eeo rae, vi hOUt charges the Way. For
iuI Il II illumination Apply to ID. d. DICEEY,
0us%'- Nashville.
9* ACRES CLIFTON.
joseph Branch, Ear aud Narcssa Martin Xxx vs. Moses
w, WetLore.
/ pursuance OF the decree pronounced in the above
canel at the Nay Term last court will sen en-
SAIOttD y III + 81 DAY OF OCTOBER NEXF 1t the
court house lot, in city Nasdyi on credit Il g.
u 10 ad "A months, sith in % ntere N the
PaEcel o. real estate, Ano~n CiJal" which formerly
Del0nsed to at= IF the late George Martin ami
which Is sup oseO To be about ninety three acre,
Notes w'h good security required the pc chaser and
lien retained. c. ID. BKIEN q = Al
aUgZ7-td. Chancery Court At n h iaa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27

Prof. A. FRIsE,

IAyING rned tn the city, will resume his French
II Glasses al the usual price. Having engaged the
schoorooms of Miss Hunter Sumner sreetl evening
classes, he requests all those that wish engage
address themselves during this YoTk's Book
store Union street. At his rooms Spruce
door from Unions alley, CastemaLs row. Periues
be the hours and p. N. aug26-6t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27

RFeteEriRE % reduce ~ ssaek before Fssaslas 10 ri
d uacs 80 corner uuiiasng sis fahEt - lever frs
tAza ssor skssnEife easasss laeaisn sesid lasiia
Aetpsraihe naIrrs of 0Qa1z e. Ehoesaie, Nho wculd
te5r eva ateHsst - iassltutfE easnFarln - n
esssfas per 1z4fh hey examine ths ssFY e.
stas SEA aRges
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-27
MINERVA COLLEGE.

VIE next session Of this Institution will begin
first Monday in lember, continuing forty weeks
Every facility is offered to patrons.
aug25-2sdstriw. 5. E. JOINS, Principal.
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LAND WANRANTS.

WuL pas Cash fsF LAND WAERASfs az my elss
~ > 'Cfefry sirees En say Abseace aPpiy 10 A. b
saaaAssna tistis-lyl J. @. ftsto"s.
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HUI. DOUGLAS.


aAvE IsasIvsd aaa ar ~ .er.l-r1l. a..arlasl
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-22

~ The last number of the Revue des
Deux Mondes contains an article on Pro.
lessor Henry W.. Longfellows" Hiawatha,"
remarkable for subtle insight into the Pc.
culiar character Of the poem, and GENIAL
criticism Of its special merits. The writer,
NJ. Emile Montegut, shows thorough ap-
probation of the poetic substance and form
Of Longfellow's Indian legend, scarcely to
be expected in foreigner, and least OF all
in Frenchman. Hepronounces 'Hiawatna,
to be the most finished poem Longfeliow
has produced. OF the metre he says =
ssThe melody of the verse, rapid and mon
otonous. is like the voice of Nature, which
never fatigues us, though continually re-
peating the same sound. Two or three
notes compose the whole music OF the poem,
melodious and limited as the song OF
bird.o Describing the general character OF
aHiawatha,'' he says: "The feeling for ma
ture that pervades the poem is at once most
familiar. The poet knows how to give, as
a modern, voices to all the inanimate OBJ.
iects of nature; he knows the language OF
the birds, he understands the murmur OF
the wind amongst leaves, he interprets the
voices of the running streams; and yet, not
withstanding his poetic subtilty, ne never
turns aside to minute description, nor at
tempts to prolong, by reflection, the emo
ton excited. His poem, made with ex-
nnisite art, has thus double character; II
i Homeric from the precision, simplicity,
and familiarity of it's images, and modern
from the yivacity Of its impressions, and
from the lyrical spirit that breathes in every
,.rc -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-22
HayinS.

The weather for curing hay has been very
favorable, until within few days past
There have been large quantities cut AREA
dy, and much more will be secured ere the
season closes. The "Bottoms" are fast be-
coming dotted, with hay-ricks,a sure au-
pury, that the dumb k-ates will be cared for
the coming winter. If the crows expect to
obtain mortgages on the cattle of the
"slope," next spring, they will be sadly
disappointed, for experience has taught all
that ga bird in the hand is worth two IN the
bush''-that it is better to prepare fodder
for their cattle, than to depend upon the
uncertainty of wintering them upon 'rushes.'
A large amount of stock was lost last win
ter, by depending upon "rushes." We hope
that such another occurrence may be spared
us in this section.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-22
I0cAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Nth school.

Bv reference to an advertisement. J, IN
ss,,un II viii be observed that
~. fall quarter Of this institution viii open
o INV Monday. August soth. 1t is all impor-
-. that scholars should commence with
.he beginning of the term, and we therefore
call the attention of those interested,
that they may act accordingly. This IN
stitution, under the management OF Mr.
Rue, has proved eminently satisfactory 70
our citizens, and we are glad to learn Is now
established upon permanent basis. Inc
principal is deserving of the patronage Oh
this community, for his enterprise IN es.ao'
fishing an institution Of learning OF TINS
character in our city, and we shall DC sur
prised if he does not receive tina. enooal.
agemens the Importance Of the undertaking
deserves.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-22
COUNCIL CHAMBER,


Aug. I5th-l0 O'clock, A. NJ.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Aldermen BABBIrr, BALDWIN,
GRAVES, NYE, TRErNoE and WILLIAMS.
= The Mayor not being present, Mr.. BALD
WIN was called to the chair.
Minutes of previous meetings dispensed
with, and Council proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of unfinished business.
An Ordinance concerning Billiard Tables
and Bowling Alleys, was read a second
time. And on motion of Mr.. BABBrrT, the
rules were suspended for the day. TIE or
dinancc was then read third time by it's
title and passed and title agreed 10.
An Ordinance concerning Auctions and
Auctioueers, was read second and third
time and passed, and title agreed to.
And Ordinance concerning Pedlers, was
read a second and third time and passed
and title agreed to.
An Ordinance concerning Dogs, was read
a second time, and on motion CT Mr.. BAB-
DIrT, laid on the table.
An Ordinance concerning shows and ex-
hi5itions, was read n second and third time
and passed, and little agreed to.
Accounts 1Horcd.
One in favor of Maynard & Long, for
printing Ordinance, and 200 City Warrants
IS so.
One in favor of Marion Perry, for sevices
as rodman on the streets, for SO CO..
One in favor of Frank Street, for salary
first quarter ending June 9th, 1857, for
$l25 90.
An account in favor Of Patrick German
for services rendered City Marshall, fAS S.,
was referred to Committee Oh Claims.
An account in favor of II. j. Barnes, for
sundry services as City Marshall, as per
bill filed for $lO4 90, was referred to Com
nittee on Claims.
On motion, the Council q ljourned.
Attest: FRANK STREET,
City Recorder.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-22

CO We are pleased to welcome Col. Cur
tbs back to Keokuk. He has been spending
some time upon our western border. He
represents Nebraska and Western Iowa as
improving very much. The immigration
into the Western part Of this State Il less
this year than last, yet Improvements il
steadily progressing. The Republican cause
gaining strength in that quarter, and he
says that all through Southwestern Iowa.
nner crops never stood upon the ground
heokuk Wing.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-22

CT An article in the daily Bugle of
Thursday, contained illusions too vile and
obscene, even for the ''fash' papers issued
from the purlieus of lewdness, in some Of the
Eastern Cities. That paper making such
claims to dignity and responsibility, US tho
Bugle, should indulge in such billingsgate.
Is truly surprising. This same writer is the
man who nerer, oh, nerer, INDUCES in
blackguardism, nor answers argument with
ridicule. 0 fempora! o ,aores!,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-22
Texas.

zen housroN is beaten for Governor by
an enormous majority. RUssELs, the DEM
ocfaie candidate, has about L, 900 majori-
y Us Iar as heard from. This may be q
selegrapnic error for 1900, but we fear it is
correct Inc Legislature is all Sham DEM
1eratlc, and secures the election Of two
democrats to the U. S. Senate-one in the
place OF Gen HousroN, whose term expires
in 1859, and one in the place Of Hon. THos.
=. Rusk, who lately committed suicide
Ten. Rusk had Just entered upon new term
which expires in 1863.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-22
"nof so bad a man as sum
would like to make him.

Most awl Of the frea stait papers are doun
on governor walker he has seen fit to caul
out the soljours-now contend that this is
is the use in bein gunner, that is the ques-
ton? Agane moar-sum papers, with
gumpshun enuif owne to see the false of
their efforts to destroy the usefulnis Of mr..
walker by merely crokeing about his kalling
out the troops-are circulating bace lie
about r walkers having bot thousand
s werth Of niggers and never pay for en-
now suppose this was thro there is meny q
meen yankey who has dun wus things and
nobodi sed nothing about it, didn't Ju-
das cheet his bruther out Of his burthrite |
wod like to know that! & wont judas good
man, o tbs folly to strane at nat and
swallow a kamel, but must cloths for i
knoe that there is much trooth in the words
of Saycrid rift that So "breiyitegh is the
spyse Of life."
Poscrip if eny moor foolish reports gets
out about mi friend robert will find me
on hand to defend him to the last.
note Bean, gov. walker will sirtinly car
rie out his threts to subdue his anymiz if he
thinks it is for the best of this II may rest
ashored or am no profit.
iii q nuther poskrip-the Phello hoo "for
bass purpusis," as jockey brown saz, also
with bass names az well M a q-neary mo-
tifs, writ the bass pherjery," Iagain kwote
Gee double U, an kaid lit proklawmashun
no to-and hoo also prophaned the guvners
name by putting "us'' onto the ending oph
1.-THE, SO sac the gunner, hee shol be hong.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-22

SUsPESsIoS.-We regret the necessity Of
announcing suspension in our midst. The
barber, who was supposed to be up to a
''shaving" business here, ''busted" on the
morning after the election, leaving nothing
but his pole to show the world where he
went down. Cause-too many long faces
to shave at dime Observation-Disclosures
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-22

"a The keokuk and Des Moines Rail.
road IS now in operation from the former
place to Bentonsport. a distance of 40 miles.
Inc track is nearly completed to Melrose,
and we expect ere long to announce the
opening OF the road to that point-eichty
miles distant from Kcokuk,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-22

~ Rumor is again current in New York
that the British agents are quietly engaged
in the business of enlisting soldiers in this
country, for the purpose of replenishing the
ranks of their army in India, the late defec-
ton among the native troops having rem
dered it necessary to increase their forces
in that country with more loyal class Of
soldiers. We may possibly hear Of aSrevi-
val of the CHAMPION affair.