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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-30

A clergyman who was ccnsolipg a
Young widow on the death Of her hus-
band, spoke in very serious tone. re-
marking that he was 'one of the few. Such
Christian-you cannot find his equal you
know
To which the sobbing fair one replied
with an almost broken beart, Ill bet |
will
Ey There is a lady N Providence so
arstocratic that she refuses to take a news
paper, because it is made out of dirty
: rags.
Why is the ar-Spangled Banner like
the Atlantic Ocean? Because it will never
cease to wave.
To what color does fogging change a
boy? 1t makes him yellow. (yell oil?
The lady who cut dash has brought heI
husband TO full stop.
A farmer sowing his ground, two dan
dies rode by, when one of them called ou
to him with an insolent air of triumph:
We'll, it is your business to sow, bu
we reap the benefits of your labor
To which the farmer replied: 1t i:
very likely you may, for l am Sowing
hemp
A Minnesota paper says that the retail
price of legislator in that State. is $500
I have turned many a woman's head,
boasted young gentleman in France.
Yes replied TaIleyrand 'aray from you.
Why is map Of Alabama like the bar
rel on soldier S muskel? Because one
end has hay-onit:
When is a clock on the stairs dangerous
When it runs down.
Gone a ducking,' is the term used foi
young feller' in Arkansas, who goes to
set up with a woman.
When the day breaks what becomes Of
the fragments?
Thou canst not joke an enemy into a
friend, but thou mayest friend into an
enemy.
Observation-Disclosures beautiful virtue is be-
nevolence! 1t is precious tie existing between
man and man, as children of one common father
la tie wholly unaffected by difference of age
station, kindred or country and over which the ar
tificial distinctions Of vain world have little
power:
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-30

pended, but no revenue collected, nor any
men employed. .a5f - ~
During the year ending June 3Oth,7 49,
SO, Mr.. Fillmore collected Of revenue 49,
l65y933 "a dolls. employing /, $50 men, at
a cost of 1866 .423 28 dollsr, while during
| the year ending June 3Oth. 1857, the Dem
ocratie administration collected of revenue
64,17i ,034 U5 dolls, employing 1898
men; at cost of 3,552.359 80 dolls,
showing that the Democratic administra-
ton for the year 1857 collected Of revenue
1905 200 81 dolls. .more-employed 558
men more--at a cost of 3i3,O63 -78 less
than during the last year of Fillmore's Ad-
minisiraiion. ~9o1f - "Ho' tD' -
do not refer to the administration of
Mr.. Fillmore with any view to lessen your
respect for it, but as the easiest mode of
charges based upon a comparison, and sat
isfying you that expenditures made by the
Democratic administration in the collection
of the revenue were necessary, and incident
TO The service. -tilaoasl
For Mr.. Fillmore have very high
personal regard. During the last two years
of his administration | Represented this
District in the House, was treated by HIM
very kindly, and gave his administration
very general support, for in the main |
theught it right. AS statesman he had
the confidence of the Whig party. and was
entitled TO GUY regard. Ofcourse, we can
but regret that he allowed any portion OF
his fame to be sacrificed by connection
with the Know Nothing party.
The charge OF extravagance rs the last
one that can be maintained against the
Democratic party. Its whole history is
the refutatfon. Economy in public expen-
ditures is one of It's most cherished princi-
piles. And whenever improvident and ex-
travagant appropriations arc made. its BY
the almost unanimous vote of the opposi-
ton, together with the votes of Democrats
who Separate from the party for the occa-
sion The records of Congress and our
own Legislature will establish this fact.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-30

1t is claimed that in the ag-
gregate they amount to
From this is to be deducted
the appropriation for the
Postoilice service whichis
to be paid out Of the pro
ceeds of that service Sl4, ,5:
Also, the deficiency Bill
which was forthe late fis-
cal year and mainly re-
quired to maintain the au
thority ofthe government
in Utah. 9,7O4,:
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-30

Though we want power to repent, we do
not want means to repent. nor power to
use those means.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-30

There is naught in the world SO deserV-
ing of admiration as the man who bears
his misfortunes with courage.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-30

Reauty eventually deserts the posssssor5
but virtue and talent accompany him to-
the grave +. 19-r LLO
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-30

A wise man will speak well of his neigh
bors, love his wife. and pay for his news
papers. TT
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-30

Be discreet and patient; II thou canst
not bear to live among fools and knaves.
thou must seek for another kind OF
world than this.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-22

DIAPER HANGINGS.
4 HOW ELL 4 BROTH ERS,
MANUFACTURERS,
260 BALTIMORE ST, OPPOSITE HANOVER,
Are receiving their fall supply of their superior PA
PER HANGINGS. The stock will prove examination
to be as large as any in the country embracing every
thing and desirable, of the richest and cheapest de-
riptions-FRENCH, directly imported, well
manufacture.
improved machinery into Factor y-customers de-
pend the quality and style of the goods also the
prompt fufment of orders.
Our assortment of GOLD PAPERS, VELVETS, WOOD
mutations, PANELINGS, BORDERS CURTAIN PA
PERS, &c, is very extensive and cannot fail to please.
Orders from the country promptly filled.
PAPER put on in the best manner and promptly s21tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-22

From Thomas Dunn English, NJ D. Editor Of the ". Y
Sunday Courier.
NEW YORK, January 4th 1858.
Mr.. n. VI. SPEERs-SIR:-I generally refuse to give
certificates to anything; but this Walker of yours
TO give much satisfaction every juvenile
Der Of my family that break through the rule its be-
half 1t appears be well adapted to the purpose
which it is designed. 1t allows exercise without fatigue
delights the infant exceedingly, and is guardian against
the evils sometimes resulting from the neglect of
You liberty these lines in any way calculated
to do you service. THOS. DUNN ENGLISH, NJ d
For sale only in this city, by
C0RTLAN 4 CO.,
au14-tf Nos. PIG and 2lS Baltimore st.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-22
IVHE DAWN OF BETTER I

'f1E DAWN OF DEL ElR HINES
Il FOR BABIES AND MOTHERS.
We invite the attention of parents article for the
and exercise of infants and assisting them to
walk. 1t is made of willow, quite light, easily moved
about that it impossible the child
to fall 1t will be found especially of great benefit to
large class of lame and invalid children, who, from acct
dent imperfect organization, unable to walk at the
usual age. The following testimonials show the esma-
ton in which it is held by those who have it in
From Rev. s. l. Prime. D. d., Editor Of the Ne1c York
Observer
NEW YORK, November 9th 1857.
For several days past my little daughter has been using
the Infant Gymnasium and she delighted with its oper
ation obtaining and exercise hour after hour
she travels about the should think ii admira
bly, adapted to the Nursery and Playroom of children
S. l. PRIME.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-22
Mtrtban0i3t.

T1EA.-A few half chests in store and for
Il sale by c. MORTON STEWART, 81 South Gay street
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22

b & M zHE IS ~
sss s.s..' 80 & - 80
H
il. - - s.sa y. 20 - kaaE"
H. w ri =! s..s.s. - 49, sss@ -
9 o. 4 q 8 Esss u Ez| q ~ q IL.
- Il s q 4 s* 4 r. s.. ~ Sssa
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- s.sss 3sss y - - q.
- - - - - = - saAsAaAa g
- ~. .usas - - -
- ss sss q Z II = s..
II $3.50 ~ q 49, - 80 = -
- -, 80 60 - - - a&sa
.s s.s e - . 8 sszk Aas sssAas alat
49, ~sssss " ~ =
=. &C. hss 49, go $50 - ssss = 6 80
81 - - -. -, =. - - 49, 49,
s*ss3ss - q ssassss atsas
81 -
sSxs 80 asf -. - -
@Tasza ~ III $500 49, 1870. 90 "a
| - 5Sss 3MsxS e 80 SSa 80 - III
wlf - $500 u III - - -. . 49, I'D -
-. - z - sa&sas saaas
- II ,.aas ssss.s j. !. So. -. -.
- - e. - sssss ~ - = 80
81 - - Ssss - -, - $3.50 Z :
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22
~ "a

NRW SEA VxNG Sal q or,
"a Broadway, wllsgs khe hniahimg soaeh-
VI 70 10 easanI sneas and gsakssa appearances
sfa bsskowsa wiEADak Bslns o. graaging -.
ne pnhaie aSs pallssay anviked b cal aEhis
seemn whsra, sAeaIA he Be ~ Iasky Is IL
shave shaHm, saaa ksAn e&ge sg eAAgrin win
~ gamgved By sAs eens0aakfon that tk waa
deae alssks easy ama wtkhsak hsgrkamg tie
feeilnx.
80 nsaan % uppsr nroaaway. Sssg me
Ocean Wave.
vSnlE Il
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22
SELECT sG1msa.

-- SMM&M<GM @GkM8@MAs
THE Subscriber weuid respectfully ia
4 form tha people oS Csuneil EluE and
adjoining country, thai be win open S.
lset School In ihla City, on Wednesday
the 18th inst Team 10 consist on Twsaye
weeks II ne following ratss per scholar
Spelling, Reading, Writing aad
Maasaf AritAmetKc, ...sss s..s.4 %. 50
Asgiish GRAMMAR GeegrapAsy
and Written ArishmesIr, : -. s.ss al. 90
Algebra, Hissexy, PHILOSOPHY,
Rosany. Phymioiagy, Creek a
Latin Grammar, Sss.ss ~...s s..4 a. 20
Al Subscription 20 be paid b. sha mid.
de Of the terra. Fifty cents win - eharx-
I'd each scholar additional TED SontinweS.
eass. No dsdaskiOa ma6s bat ~ snsSial
aETsemsnf, o. preeraetad sickness.
The subscTskar has dsvoa ed several ygaya
20 his proesasaan, and faaksss himsaaf that
be ean give ganegal aakissaeedsa 10 hls palRe
roas. Roam la Old Odd Fsaleww Hall ca
Statsman streat. -
April II, 1853. e. Z g. AgTEIT..
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22

gBxgASey xLLENexss
rs the Iargsss Mashiasxy Mandatory and
Depot "a the United States, whsgs may
bs Roand Railroad Freight Cars, Pertabfs
and stationary aseam sagines, lceomo Gives,
sufalaRy and eyaindag Hta@m boai sga, smoks
pipe, besseAss. shsst wegk, etc., and all
ksads Of weed mnd irun maEhinary.
Framfam Portable gffSalar aaw millaa
with Important improvemsnks a-kristisant
welek 4 GFi@khss elfeulaE sswM ss ey-
sxy aixs. Noyss' poEtabls aouT and corn
Mills. with nsw improvements, with or
without helks, and general mill furnishings.
Al fun assortment Of leather and rubber
hslting, ii wholesale and retail, Superior
shingfe mills.
Caarkse Pasank Feeder aud Alarm, sure
preyeaaassys al boiler agplosinn from low
waksr steam and water gauges, steam
whistles, 6miahed brass work and engibs
txfmmings, castings sad mili gaagsags
Gata@s paksas screw eaksexs haHs maenAm~
iskas hlsa, "a or ewn aaapogsasiom.
Scales from tie small esuntag, TO TIA
railrosd o. wslgh lock scale. Aise, sugar
mialB, letter presses, wpreAoasa kgsaekBs
sse. We sag 81 Eha public that our haild~
iags and asAaK iHpFevamank1 eommsnead
last year. aRs AL somplstsd, and Ia euli ep-
erakfon, and We are prepared b kli ali Or
asgs feF naasAinaTys VITA sasira pEenps.
a1gHa. wAaMan. amAx.Msaa = gnAaaR.
}. ". aASMs, IA wAna1a, b. eaAGaxxas,
as, wAM&Mns ~ B. SaAa&ms
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22
NEW AND CHEAP G00,s
- - ut s sssaaas~us~
MUCK Oils 4 ca

.,amssra Would call he attsntids.
ths people o 1 MIL sSS y IN
3oiniAg eoan los to the h.,
tAaf they have eonKlsaea their 80 :
Asass and Pave Just feesiped and or ~ 20
oe sas largest and most varlsd - - %
u nsw goods, sysE 5go't 10 xssts - Ts %
Our assortment Of Dry Cool go aosA
Amer lean aad foreign rasnugs~tg,.sS 'a q
eo@ptssa ~ will be found In tbs ,.' ga
country. "s'ssa
20 bid. N, o. Sugar,
b Clarified, do
90 sack Rie Coffee.
% shazts Tea, axsort.3
200 la slb boxed To-
300 sacks G. 4. Salt,
100 haTrsls IA. do
200 sacks Dairy do
SO barrels Moiaases.
20 hf do Syrup,
100 Bed~steads, ali patts,,,
Harsas, eabsOazds, tin sales ,cbsi.. =
gea. makeASSss, stands, &C. &c '''s~
loo coax and heating stoves all hail.
Aaa sixss. F'''tsa
100 kegB Nails, assorted.
oessss wiRd0w-sash, oIlndu, paint 81
30 OTIS AND sH0Rs
We bare SIXTY cases, all sorts 49,.
saEas. Ana avery thing else That ~,
found La staresthls side of St Lon. :, >
hsaxy lozs by are ard the fsilprs y
many basiEsss hoassa Throughout tk. rs','
have ahown to ~ che Hsesssity Of 8o-Ss1
pay aown hsasfnsss. Therefore, Va -
adopted thepay down business, and /, ~ -
means we hope 10 OEsr such ihdQcsn.,,, -
those khas wish 10 pay down for goos, -,
they viii surely parchase.
BY dalng this kiad Of business =, -
not subisei 10 less, By bad debts AID ~ :,
losses which surely follows after ers3,t5,,
W. Do MOt pretend to cay as RsbrasEs n,
and Omaha City does, that ours rgEss.,
10 savssf ySHv H&sRsgs but we do sarv,T-
give you mare goads for your money. A,,
any ether house west Of St. Louis.
Call and sxamine-no trouble 10 ,A..
gooas. Remember the align of the Ca
Casa Stare, Glsnwood, Iowa.
- We bay dry hides, furs, petra
corn, whsss, oats, bacon, pork, wax, taI,s,
&c, &c AT highest prices.
july a. 1856 y5nge
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22
400
CENTER 0hT pl0Ws.

g. Eahhiks q nSss will
receive psT liFs$ sssam beaEs
60 thFee Handrsd Of Bar seal
sbratsd Center Draft piows- They have ca
h2nd 1t No. 3, PAosnix Block ,ons hundred
Of these piows. which they will eel On rsa.
scaabRe tsEmss and warrant sAam 30 do aaGasx
work ehan aay othegplow naw Ia aass The
parchase money will be refunded In all CASES
upon the return ofths plowff Il desa not give
full satisfaction, after fair trial.
April Is, 1853. a r Hskf
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22

@az&MA eTTKs asss ssst a@.s ssss N1MMAaKA
TIE uHasrslgmsds haviRg formed ee-
pATtnsrnhip f0R tAa purpose Of eeDducsing
. GENERAL private Banking business, would
respectfully gags nOties tat they are pre-
paf@t te bay and sell Coin and Drafts on
rev Ksrk, st. Loaiss and at all the Eaa-
tsrn and soushesn cities.
CoIlsssions aads and renaistad for ut the
elrTsnk rate Of exchange.
Monsy l0anaa for sastarn capitalists ca
reasonable tsrms.
L4snd Warrants bought and sold o. eom.
aNi8ai0As o. loaaed on tina.
Any business with which they nasy BE-
entrusted viii Be pxompkly attended to.
aus S5-ls6T aiy
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THE GOLDEN PKgH


mLUsTRATEnu ILLUsTRATgDiil
800 .t= H.
The New York Weekly GoIpKx pm,xw
- oLs % me largest and bsst weekly pa
pars ct the day. An Imperial QuRrse con-
tataing sigh pSgss, OF ag4v ssi@amst ug ca
tert&fniag original matter and s5ega@als
iiIasgyassa every week.
4 GIFT WORTH FROM 30 CENTS
TO $500 90 IN GOLD, viii be presented
tn each subscriber Immediately on reseips
OF the subscription money.
One copy, for / year, s2.oo d. / rist.
Oas copy for 2 years, so - Sieks.
One copy Tor 3 years, 500 q q gtftaa
One copy for years, 500 q gaSks.
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies I year, &c, 90 4 . gffta.
Five copies year, 500 4 gaft9,
Tea copies year, 1900 q i'd gifsa
Twenty copies year, 900 4 u gffts
Inc articles 10 be distributed are coms
pEtasa in the following hat ., .
pkgs Of Gold, containing $500 each
D do do do 800 each
10 do do do 100 each
10 patsat Lever Hunting Cassd
Watches 100 each
~ tod W aEcnsa rs each
s0 do 90 each
1U DO 10 each
300 Laaissa Gold Watches g5 80
200 Silver Hnt'g Cased Watches % Zach
500 Silver Watches $40 to rs zach
1000 Gold Guard, Vest and
Bob Chaiaa $40 To a0maeh
Gold Lssckets, Bracelets. ErcsehaS. Ear
Drops, Breast Pins, CnE Pima, aesse But
tuns, Rings, ShiEt ksads, Watch KEYS.
Gold and Silver Thimbiss, and variety II
ether articles, worth from Afty cbnss to
SIS each. a.
Immediately On f6eslpt eli tha suksexfp~
ton money the subscribers naaas win Be
snAassd upon aax subsgEtpkxoa bo0k oppo-
site nHmhsrs and the gffk eoggaspnndamg
with that namber win be forwarded With
IA one week, % the subscriber, sw tzsJ o.
express, sssa Ssias ...
- All Communications should be Id
dressed to BECKETT q co.
- ana 10 Msifat Building. gss broad
way, Nsw TOfk. -
- Specimen copies sent free. Agsnks
wanted. mays'SB-Iy
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22
s0HM r. aAxnwIM. "a - q ii sDaD@m
|nAEaDwxM Az OabnK,
RANKERS
49, Amn
NaAK &M@ N mweyKx Awox

80
| AG,mma ~ mxOmAMoE
esuwezA AswBws, i ass !. .. :. 10 a.
Ify0x.L.RCTaoss aaas I'd pxamv4lw -.
agss Il sasa@ Il ~ -.
LII n Rsa, 800 - @5yes. Hss-
reak aad ssg'k sss s. n 60 soIs
Laad Warrants bsaghf and sold, asa en-
saTed ca tina.
LnAessas paid Oh Special 3spoasks. a
| MOEay Leaned % Esal assaEa snd psrwos-
al security.
I Cogysapondaaka may rAaw unssm .xumzmma.
Asas, 6dala9g aasa FaEsssaa attsa % ~ slfeia
tmtsgesca n ne naamastf9n os any busaness
which aay be satrnstsd to "a.
REFRmgMCRss
AMERICAN Exchange Bank, NJ. Y. CITY,
J. y. Tn0Mpscn,
Bank of Hlion, uisaav
Bank OF Coopsgskosn No~paKa6osn. ny,
DuEkes Il BuiIp&k, BaMksgs. ~. Leafs.
0noaaaSa 6oaasy Bank, SyRaeuas, N Y.
axTsA Banas &oukh D2assgs, Mnas.
a svsna = Go, asskses, Dsa Molnsa
Hssry FFaahan. Freshest C. q RLR
g., CAfeagas III.
]. =. Hsary. saP's II. b NJ R.R, Day-
sHpoEky E0wa. -
Western Marine q FiEw Insnrmmma "a.
OmaAa City IN. 7. a. =. - = -.
Is neg Rakaae, Osnahm Caky. ,8a5 3.& ]
Jaa. C. MiseAsll, ESa.. Pturenea. NJ r
N. D. IaAa. Eaa.. CsaeaRa.
Asreaaats, savtags, LoaA and Trust
EoMp@ays Ghssaaa. gatr-s .s-r q -
Corss anowdsm . casss, AE&xasdrEa,
=. 2 sshasat AgsnE Askaa EnsuEaAca
CS.s CanGamnAti, OAso.
Jas- Harlan, u. 8, g., Mt, Pssamans. In,
Aon. D. & Carfias d. C., Ks0knks Ia
Gooieaagh q Breaks, Bankers, Buriing-
Tea, Eowa- Fiulyaf-65E9
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22

CA SADDLE, BRIDLk
Agp

Marmess Mandatory.
FTaHE undsgaignsd respectfully Enforms kAs
l. citizens Of Ouuneii Blum and aurrcua-
ding esantry, that be manusaskursa tas
aboys articles, and kaaps eoastanklv On
hand waoek aad sximnsngs ea tha begg quail
ity. S
Particular attention aid Is gsaxrfaxs
TFimmtng and spring aEakkTasses.
= These Ia want Of mnvthIng in thu ahrys
line 81 business, with Sad 1t e thaag adyaa~
tagsto call and sxamlns NV stock before
purchasing. e. KNAHR.
sspIa-5T ...-.. 81. alv,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22
CE RAI DRUG SF0Rp,
HAGG's BLOCK.
COUNCIL RLHPPs, low.


- = = = - esSeaAl dealer In
= 9 HpsCINEs, PAM
Tobaeeos sqRR ssgaru, Pirs' as az
SKIS, LsaaaEs, splces, Per- ~ A~i'
peEys Haig 0ils Ponasss' ~
9aas Soaps. Paint, Il.
Nal aaa Teeth Ernshes an4t
Braces, TSsassa, wansa aoS ar rss4'
kcg nedaginal purposes. ' Anas's,
ny @oek haa bsea Rassetsd With
ears nd ara para and fresh. - Pc
PhSaieaans preseriptlous.,4a
Fsssages sars9aIlY eonDeuadsd - %
J. q A@sAt Scr All ithe pops,..
nasaisanss ss the day. '"' Past4
0R0GRRTEa
In connsetion with our Drpg D..
We intsnd to keep q full and pagsps II tssa
msat o. ersaA FsnzIly GroesrIss assat's
VII b. sola lew aeg esah. Via
1uAs i6, 1857.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22
@aMa@MAANKe6 q HE@GU@ON,
PKaeENKX FOUNDRY
~ AMM
4 gRAcm RGmPaR works

W. eM ~ s$@%sff@@ essss& %f@Es8# kSsS@@ASs
Manufactures ak Pages and Chiias' Pat.
snk PgFtaAas CtFsnlax Saw Miiis,
fw etsaaa~ Water o. Here's
Power.
FEYuksE @iils win gus with sssam power
d frwm ; coo 10 10 yo0o fest az lmnheE per
a2y, vaEyAng as to power and kind Of tina
bsg with horss aowsx khay cut krum 900
10 300 fest psE day, aes0Baing to kind Of
timber sawed. Wish The nsuhla az Chlla'a
RaEsnk iii any sixsd fambsF can be cut.
Having been sagagsA In the construction
sa thsss mAlls for the past eleven years,
ana Sh@ demand For them eengtantly In.
sTsaaaags with our facilities fer mmnakae-
turing ama Improvements that hare been
maass We oa8sF thsm with the fullest eoas-
danes a tAeaT supsgiox advantages over all
s&Aaxs.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22

y c0Ez&smea The sale 81 cur goods 1s
wssks b Retail At tha hssaas RAslsss1
Prizes, hsiey4ng BY sodoEng, chs iRersass4
ssaey eeaA will be seaai to selling d
kkae pasea e the trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
The TCrlish VisSters.


THE 3XPECTED TURKISH ADMIRAL AND HIS SUITE
APPROXIMATION FOR HIS INCEPTION.
The adjourned meeting Of the special committee
of the Common Council appointed to adopt measures
for the reception Of the Turkish Admiral and his
suite me. yesterday u noon. Alderman Boole, the
chairman presided. Although there was no quorum
present at the time 10 which the meeting was ad.
jourped the Chair suggested the propriety OF pro-
cccding 20 business even In the absence Of the other
members of the committee, as he understood that
the Admiral was expected in a very short time, and
therefore, mo time was TO be wasted.
On motion, Councilman VAN TINE Chairman Of the
subcommittee, appointed TO confer with Mr.. Smith,
the Turkish Consul at this port reported on the re.
suit OF their interview with that gentleman. He
stated that they vistfed Mr.. Smith yesterday. and
that be informed them that the Admiral had passed
through France, where nationa, hospitality was ex.
tended 10 him. He then vent 10 England where he
intended To rsmain till after the marriage of
the Princess Royal. From Engissd be was b. have
come TO New York en- route TO Washington. where
he is n be received with public hosor by the Presi
dent and the general government. II was not ex-
pected that the Rear Admiral would remain long In
this city. and the Consul stated thate would proba-
bly, spend eight or nine hundred thousand dollars.
Alderman TucKKR said that he agreed with his
Honor Mayor Tecnann, that the reception OF the
Turkish Rear Admiral should not be attended with
much extravagsnoe; that his reception should be
different from that OF the Sultan himself II he visited
the city, or our President. He ras in favor Of
aording the best means Of seeing the different in
cttutions. ard would give his vote in favor of su
Gent appropriation for that purpose. but he op
posed 10 having any money appropriated for provd-
ing Mahomed Pacha with hotel accommodations
He suggested that ~ 500 would he quite sufficient
90 pay for showing the city TO the Admiral.
A long discussion now arose. Some OF the mem
bers of the committee said that hotel accommoda-
tions should be provided, others that s. 900 should
be appropriated TO defrsy all expenses but nothing
definite agreed upon the result Of the debate.
hienEth Councilman GxNET moved that Rear Ad-
mirsl Mahomed Pacha he publicly received, and
that the Inequalities OF the city be extended 10 him.
The motion was carried by vote OF 70 Alder.
man Tucker voting against IL.
Councilman GENET next mored that a sum OF
$500 bsapproriated TO defray the expenses Of the
reception.
Councilman BuscE moved 90 an amendment that
the sum be limited to $1,000, and the amendment
was carried.
II was then moved that a committee Of three be
appointed to provide accommodations for the Pachs
and on this an amendment was made that IL consis
Of five Of the present committee. This amendment
was also carried. II was then agreed that the com
mittee report 20 the Board Of Aldermen on Monday
ard II then adjourned, subject to the call Of ths
chair