The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-01-09

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med from the - Ascotsnp orary aptly
remarks thstA ranks on Coughs" would
be- an appropriate title for work setting
forth the operations Of the present system.
re- On the 18th ult., Gen. JONES offered
two billsin ths snate. pseyidisE for grants
of public land lo,sid q II co1ltructios q
I railroad from McGregor's Lahding to Tho
Western boundary of the State Of Iowa, and
alco to aid in the construction Of railroad
from Keokuk to Fort Madison, through tho
southern tierof counties to tho Missouri
river. THE bins provide fer granting tothe
State alternate sections Of the public domain
for the purposes named.
CT Mr.. washburn, the excellent Repub-
lican member from Maine, has given notice
in the House that he win bring in bill to
tax all bank notes Of less denomination
than twenty dollars. The Republics are
determined to give the hard-money democ-
racy a chance to "show their hands" on this
question. 81 s.sResAg@4
~ The board 81 canyassers Of Minneso-
to, under the control Of SAX MEDARr 4 Co.,
have declared the official canvas Of the late
election, giving all the Offices to Democratic.
There is no doubt that RAMSEY (Republican)
had majority Of GIL legitimate votes for
Governor; but it is the business Of the adj
ministration party to forge returns and cheat
in various ways. Messrs. RICE and SHIELDS,
Democrats, have been elected to the United
States Senate, from this embryo State.
CO Some philosophical sold codger,"
thus makes known new way to make .
short winter-"Get ninety days note dis
counted in bank. Spring and pay day will
come round quite as soon as you are ready
for them"
CO The Marshall (Texas,) Republican
says that six miles of the Pacific Railroad
are completed, and hopes are entertained
that twenty miles will be completed in time
to save the charter. So
CyAn express from the Utah Expedition
brings intelligence of the concentration Of
the whole force, with the exception of Col.
Cooks command, at Black Fork, from which
point they were moving very slowly towards
Fort Bridger. The teams were giving out
hourly, and it was thought all the animals
would perish during the Winter. The sup
ply trains were all up, and provisions were
plenty.
CO Calhoun, the Lecompton Dictator Il
Kansas, has taken refuge from the vengeance
of the outraged people of that Territory in
Leavenworth within the range Of the guns
of the United States military station.
CO The New York Day Book, including
good will, material, &c., has been sold, since
the death of Mr.. Stimson, its editor, for the
trifing sum of $500, to two of its printers,
who are to pay the same in installments Of
$40 per week. Only q few weeks since,
Mayor Woods "Brother Ben" offered &c.,
600 for one half the concern. The Day
Book is Of the extreme Pro-Slavery, Border
Rufian School.
c. The guard ct the Californis State
Prison fred cannon, loaded with grape
and canister, at boat load of convicts, who
were engaged unloading a wood scow ut
San Quentin, under the mistaken idea that
the prisoners were trying to escape. Three
were instantly killed, and several wounded,
two Of whom have since died. -
v A member Of the House Of Repre-
sentativcs at Washington writes that sit is a
singular coincidence that the closing speech
es in the old Hall were funeral eulogies on
members of Congress who had recently fin-
ished their work, and passed away; while
the new Hall was dedicated to-day, SO far
as sthe first speech can dedicate it, by "a
shrek of freedom by S. S. Cox, of Ohio,
the Democratic successor of Sam Galloway"
cTThe St. Louis Democrat suggests the
calling out in March or April of volunteers
to the amount Of ten regiments from the
Western States; the incorporation of the
hunters Of the several Indian tribes on the
Missouri frontier, into advance skirmishing
parties, and the movement of the whole up
on Utah before the grass falls in the spring.
Among the Delawares and Shawnees the
best warriors in the world for such warfare
can be found.
CO John Van Buren,, who has attracted
more attention for ground and lofty tunbling
than any circus performer in the country,
was on exhibition again on Wednesday, at
Old Tammany, where he went in for the
Southern idea Of Peace for Kansas. The
President should remember John. }ft}I
cyIt is stated that Commodore Wander
bilt will open the next season with decided
Improvement in ocean steam navigation, to
Wit: the substitution of the European for
The American system Of supplying food to
passengers, requiring each to order and pay
for whatever he requires, and nothing more.
CO The N. Y. Tribune says: eth. Pre-.
amble to the House Resolution, concerning
Utah this morning, involves declaration Of
war as distinctly as in the case of Mexico.
A repeal Of the Territorial Act is foreshsd-
owed" .....
CO The New York City Council are do.
'ating whether they shall pay Mayor Wood
10000 to defray the expenses of his rebell-
on against the State. 1t strikes US that
or hanging would be more
appropriate reward.
CO Let there be no secrets in Medicine,
r rather no pretended secrets. The Medi-
nj Faculty publish A aoon A mada. Al /