The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-03-13

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~ Dsat fail 70 rssd he article = an
other column, entitled Sour Railroads. and
COR Prospects" Ills from the Des Moisss
papers, ard contains much food for thought.
60 The Bsg,s says that IL Dsva bar
been out prospecting probably asas home
-and succeeded in placing spos the sdite.
rial table i. It's. olIes "a BLADE q grass,
nice and green, grown this year, which
measures nine inches" The Devl must IN
habit warm region.
"A. SnI1n, has removed from Low.
er Broadway, to bis now shop On Main Street,
where he is fully prepared execute al orders
in his line. He has On hand . spleadid -.
sortmeut Of wallpa and borders, to which
the attention Of the public il called.
R~The State Central Committee Of the
(so. called) Democratic party have issued
call for State Convention at Iowa City,
June 24th, 1858, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for such Offices ~ are to
be filed at the October election. Nothing
like going through the motions, 90 geo up
Slaveocrats.
~ Hon. S. r. Curtis and Hon. TIMOTHY
DAVIS, "M. Ca" from this State, have our
thanks for valuable public documents. We
are also indebted to W. H. N. Pussy, Of the
State Senate for attentions to this Office, for
which We tip our old "wool" hat.
eTHon. Auousrus HALL, late Member Of
Congress from this District, but now Chief
Justice Of Nebraska, arrived in this City
Yesterday, en route for his field Of labor
Gus is one, Of those Servile, Northern
Members who voted for the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise the people discarded
him, and the President sends him to Nsbras-
k., where he can draw his salary and punish
bad whiskey.
The New York wits are out in clever
caricature, published by Currier / Ives,
representing Mr.. Buchanan, dressed in the
full costume Of rope-dapcer, balancing
himself upon Mason L Dixon's line, with q
pole, one end of which, considerably heavier
than the other, points towards the North,
and the opposite end, high in the air, points
towards the South. Dismal Jimmy i upon
the point of losing his balance, and his eyes
and expression betray the fearful perplexity
and danger of his position.
wWe willingly give place to commu.
nication from prominent citizen Of this
city, in reference to the suggestions thrown
out in regard to the propriety Of this city
and county, aiding the NJ. & NJ. R. r. Com.
psny, in case operations were speedily COM
menced at this end of the route. 1t is need.
less to say, that we do not entirely agree
with the sentiments expressed in the article.
but we have not time this week to state oul
premises. Our columns are open for the
discussion of all subjects interesting thu
people of this county, and We hope to heal
from all parties. 1t is only by the discus.
sion of these matters in all their bearings
that We can come to correct understanding
Of our true interests. The people Of THU
county have acted from impulse long enough
let them now act from well understood ant
correctly defined premises. We are bur
thened with taxes, and yet we know no
what for. What has been done, We may no
be able to remedy, but let us in futere, nc
upon Davy Crockett's motto-'Be sur
you're right then 60 ahead!"
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