The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-03-27

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COUNCIL BLUFFS. MARCH q, 1855.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS:
reo..ie. e ~ NospAAEn aa - sessasss
Kyuxrr's City Dsos store.
~o.r ysuse frissA Jous = W..sIa'
3. = csnd;dsts for the olics Of Clsk Of Aaae
Township, thus saording s'Yoans Ane''es
so. opportunity 70 chow i's .sr'os'a'
erWe notice that worknen are busily
.ossred in completing Janes' fns new
building. on The corner Of Main and Broad
v.v. i win soon BE- ready for occupancy.
~ See advertisement Of Rockland Saw
Mil Company. Mr.. J. FoLsox will supply
the wants Of Builders in this city.
ersome Of the more enserprising Of our
citizens have already commenced gardening
II tho vesther "holds out faithful" those
that are now planting seeds will lux
rate upon early vegetables two mon'n'
soonsr than last season.
wW We learn from sgentlsman who came
passenger on the Southern Coach, that the
.t..mer. Carrier and Omaha are on their
vsy to this port, having passed st. Joseph
some DAYS since. Look out for them.
n~we tender our Acknowledgements to
Hon. w. H. NJ. PusEr, for . copy Of the de-
bates in the Constitutional Convention, and
for various other valuable favors rendered
this olice, during the sitting Of the Legis-
wNesrly thirty days have heesed BY
since We hailed tho advent Of spring-ths
weather, during that time, has been oil that
We could wish-warm, pleasant and delight
fully iuvigorasing. The bluffs and bottom
land. hsreabouts are beginning to assume
their wonted appearance, and everything
betokeps an early renewal OF Natures
choicest blessings-seed time and harvest.
e~The Poor Farm and Court House
Questions, have given rise to much aninsd.
version and -ecriminstion, but there is q
storm brewing relative to our City Side
walks, which bids fair to eclipse either Of
the others in its intensity. With these three
important local questions hanging FIRE, and
warm weather just setting in, in good earn
est, our citizens will have need of oil theil
cooling apparatus, to keep their tempert
down below boiling heat. We do not appre.
bend that anything of serious nature will
grow out of the three questions above sta.
ted-nothing but what we may live down in
course of time-but they are subjects re-
quiring our immediate action, and We sin.
cerely hope they may all be disposed of in
the most satisfactory manner possible, un-
der the circumstances. They are questions
pregnant with good or evil, and having beer
raised, they must be met in some manner.
~ The Semi Douglas organ takes ex'
ceptions to the remarks we made last week
relative to "Buchanan Men," 1t advises
"brother Democrats" to put those remarks
in their hats, and to recollect what We sale
pending the August election and what VI
say no,c, respecting Democrats. 1t is goot
advice, and well-timed, and We hope tn
"brother Democrats" buchanan Men) re
ferred to, will profit by the hint of the Bu
gle. We would also suggest, that they re-
member what we said pending the October
election; and further, that they will rcmcm
Der what we have ever said respecting Dem
ocrats. I'D L.l
wIt has been dull, duller, duilest, du
ring the past week. The warm weather
seems to have had an enervating effect upol
all classes-merchants, trades and spec
ulators-the latter barely managing to creel
out upon the sunny side of the buildings
where they amuse themselves by trading jack
knives, and speculating upon the chances Of
getting an engagement, with pick and SHOW
el, on the railrosd-that is to be. Even tn
arrival of steamboat, last Saturday, dit
not have the effect Of arousing them from
their lethe-l like supineness. Nothing shor
Of a large emigration, or q miniature earth
quake, will prove potent enough to animate
and set in motion the mass Of our people,
If We can have the former, we will be con
tent to dispense with the latter. ~.
Pssceedinss Of Common Council.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
". March 20, 1858.
The Council met pursuant to call of tn
Mayor for the purpose of concluding tn
canvass of votes for City Officers. 49,"