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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

AN ARREST By You've AaERicA.-An
amusing affair in the way Of drunk ar
rest took place yesterday afternoon. Char
loy johnson, that exceedingly small but
bright specimen OF Young America, son
of the comic singer, Johnson, and the
same lad who sometimes performs at the
Lyceu,n, as tho "Bottlc Imp" and in 9TH
or exhibitions, appeared at the police office
and said he wanted police officer; for
drunken man was reeIing along Washing
ton street and ought to be arrested. Sew
eral of the officers replied to the five.year
old, "Why don't you arrest him yourselfi'
when Charley answered that he would do
do it. He was then seen to proceed AT
once to where the drunk" a strapping big
Pike county man, named Christopher Hen.
derson, was endeavoring TO navigate, and
taking him by the hand, said, "Cmr, let's
| take a walk TO North Beach," "Certan-
! w." said tho drunken man, and the two
proceeded up the street to the corner OF
kearney, when Charley, pointing TO the
City Hall, said, "Yonder Is restaurant;
let's get something to cat, for its a long
walk to North Beach," The "drunk" nc.
quiesced as a matter Of course, and follow
ed his young guide to the door Of the Sta.
tion House, where Charley raped, and
the two beng admitted, the drunken man
was delivered over rs prison r, and a.
Charley's direction, registered as "drunk,
arrested by citizen Johnson" Those who
witnessed this arrest were struck with ad
mitation at the cousummate skill with
which it was conducted Many Of them,
with taste for the comica', cannot help
laughing whenever they think Of the little
policeman as be WAS drawing his big friend
into the place Of safe keeping. This. morn.
ing, Charley, having be n told to attend
the Police Court, duly made bis appear
ance, but seemed very uneasy after 10 o.
clock, saying that il was school time, and
he could stay any longer. As Henderso.
plead guilty, the lad was soon disrnissed
and ran of 10 his books. -
] fssn Francisco, .Bulle'in, July 10th.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07
NO. 62O.

A SronY or PRoMortoS.-Among 9TH
ef historical ohscuri les with which Paris
is filled at this moment, may be quoted
onnobled by the King Of Prussia, ross from
the humblest origin .toa position of high
consideration in the world. While the
present Prince OF Prussia, then an infant
Of some three years Of age, was staying at
the Palace o. Bsbeisberg, 10y some negii-
genes Of his nurse, he was. left alone for
few minutes in an apartment on'tbe third
foer. With marvellous instinct OF mis-
chief peculiar tp children Of that age, the
little prince took immediate advantage cf
the absence Of the nurse to accomplish a
feat, Of which he had, doubtless, been for
long time ambitious, and which consisted
in an agreeable walk outside tho window,
upon the narrow ledge Of the coping stone,
whence he could conveniently Climb up
the lion rampant, which supports the en-
:al,lature Of the frontpice which adorns the
tie building. A poor blacksmith workman
who had been sent for to execute some re.
pairs in the Palace, was jast coming up
the garden, and beheld with horror tho
the situation of the chill. With true pres
encc of mind, he hastened to the spot be-
meath the window, following every move
ment Of the urchin with the keenest anx-
icty. and extending wide bis leather apron
as he gazed upwards to watch tho first
symptoms of gddinets which should occur
to his bold little adventurcr. AS the child
drew nearer to The lion, the ledge no lon.
ger afforded such firm footing, and pres
emily, with loud cry, he pitched over,
from that terrible height, right nto-the
leather apron Of the blacks mith, which
sustained the shock without failing, and
in another moment the little Prince was
restored safe and we'll 10 bis Royal parents,
who, in token of their gratitude, took i'm
mediate charge of the fortune of the brave
young workman, and bestowed, upon him
a handsome pension with the title of baron
to both of which he has done honor during
we'll spent, useful life.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07
ny Horace Greeley has had presente

GT Horace Greeley has had presented
to him largo silver watch Of American
manufacture by the compositors aud proof
readers Of the Tribune Office. On receiv-
ing the watch, Mr.. Greeley male suitable
Acknowledgements. concluding as follows:
"Friends, I came to this city twenty five
years ago, since which time I have been
printer and editor, both as employee and
employer. have observed the course pur'
sued by our craft, and would give you a
word Of my experience in the way OF ad-
vice. have found that "strikes" for an
increase Of wages generally resulted in evil
and I would advise you, my friends, to a.
dopt some other mode for tho redress o'
grievances than this. 1t has always been
my desire to be on such terms with those
working together with me in tho Office, thai
il found il necessary could say to thcm
Men I am not able to pay you as mucl
this week as was last--all feeling an 0
quail sympathy in our common prosperity
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

SOMETHING TO REFLECT UPoH.
Blair made q capital point during tn" speech
which he delivered atthe Republican State
Convention. In alluding to the (emocracy,
he said: But what are our opponents do
ing7 From various quarters it is whls'
pered upon the wind that they are going
to nominate Stuart (for Govemor.) Why :
Because in some simple point he is opposed
to, and repu6iates the principles Of the
Administration, which they uphold. That
is a glorious sign, fellow citizens, and II
shows what the sentiment Of the peo'
pie is. when our opponents, are obliged tc
cry down their own Administration, in or
der TO sustain their own political lives.'--
Senator Stuart is doubtless their best mar
in the State, because he opposed, in the
Senate the vile offspring Of the infamous
policy p,acticed toward Kansas. Where
the honesty or consistency OF democratic
opposition to the Republican partyi
battle Creek Journal.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07
Only Waiting.
Only waitilg lill the shadows

Only waititg i'll the shadows
Aren Ii tie longer gown;
Only waiting till th. glimmer
OF the days last beam is 6own;
Till the nigh Of earth IL fnded
From the heart, orce f,nl of day;
Till the stars Of henv' n are breaking
through the twilight soft aud gray.
Only waiting till the reapers
Have the last sheaf gathered home;
For the summer time is faded.
And the autumn winds have come.
Quickly, reapersl gather quickly
The last ripe hours uf my heart,
For the bloom of life j. withered,
And hasten IL depart.
Only waiting till the angels
Open Wide he mystic gate.
At whuse feet ! long have fingered,
Weary, poor, and desolate;
E\en now h sar the footsteps,
And their voices far away;
II they call me, I am waiting.
Only waiting TO obey.
Only waiting till the shadows
Are n little longer grown:
Only waiting i'll the gimmer
Of the last days heam is flown;
Then from OF the gatheri darkness
Holy, deaihless stars shnll rise,
BY whose light my soul shall eladly
Tread its pathway To the skies.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

A CoMox MIsrAKE.-,"I fear" said a
country minister to his flock, ''when ex-
plaiued to you in my charity sermon that
philanthrophy was love Of our species,
you must have understood me 10 say specie,
which may account for the smallness Of the
collection. You will now prove, hope,
by your present contribution, that you are
no longer lsboripg under the same mistake"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

ISJuNcrIoN ON THE BANK OF MAcoMB.
We learn that the Macomb County
Bank has been epjoined at the suit of Da-
vid Preston ~ Co. for about $500. The
effect Of this suit will probably be that the
institution will be obliged to redeem or
wind up. This move should have been
made long ago.--[Det Adv.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

In society, WHOLESALERS don't mix with
retails; raw wool dosen't speak TO half
penny balls Of wonted; tallow in the cask
looks down npon skies 10 the pound, and
pig iron turns up its nose at ton penny
nails. a
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

A pattern Of benevolence was so bcnev
olent, 40 merciful man, that, in his mis-
taken compassion, he would have held ar
umbrella over duck in shower Of rain
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

Blessed Is he who blows his own horn
for wbosoever bloweth not his own horn,
the same shall not he blowed.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

eE Thirteen citizens Of Pontiac have
left already for Fraser's river, and more
are going. y sfi'n-
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

Honor, innocence, happiness, time, and
money Lost, are never regained. 900
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

When does a COW become real estate 7
When turned into field
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07
HtLLsDALE EXCutNt,;;lEcir ,,;lcrp no

nv ". a. NOE OPPOSITE TUE PASSENTE * - 20
connected with plank walk. and tlco rn Conrev-
,,L;ch gue ts are in vitnr good Livery an -.
,rres 10 any mart of the Country on reasora" wiz.
Cash naid for Coprse Cram and Provisi'nS 80
h,iit and and renlensh ID, We present our pnI" ~,
d sricnds with this Card. hoping we may better r %
s sssntion of our our guests and increase our p"
5ness bv close attention. keturninv our rn The I'm
-, no,ronaee we invite encouragement LOT the W.
uiIIsdaie Oct. 13, '5T.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

FORMERLY wILLARD'S HoTEL.-rHE y ~ ,u
or havir leased these premises for nnt'1I ~ o' 80
bssthorouchv RETIRED aud furnished the H"'Se' nv
King n equal TO any Hotel in So lthcrn Mlehiga
cimfort and convenience 10 the travelling puoilc
uart OF the village. " W bNi-'
IIiusd,le Anrtl. 1, 1858
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07
JrWELRY STORE.

,xy,.,, 1,iorh and .seyyeirN Rrpnrin va.
TWIN SiiBSCRTBER HAS REMOVED Hl~ 'EN W fl.h "a
etoro on the east sidc of Broad ST.. orf"r - w,
ta ygi,ero he NAV ns fonna a. al seasNraht honls
o =, 40 work in his tine of business On snnr'
r-rue,is, seens Watches Clocks Spectncles 'ew.t W.
" ,sold Pens. 'nd Pencil Cases ior sa'e = ppyhNF
,,d a, the most reasonable prices. IL bh' M
ITtllsdale Oct. 18th. 1851
,,x,,, a, : -. -.,.t.ke, Who saw. we refuse CASH
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

,vsr,xr,v & rrrr,VY. JACKSON. MICH W
- ,,o u;ch Ccn.-,i R,ilrcr1 Drpot Gen'~'' St'''
r-,e NJ this Mouse --.------
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07
,,t-irTNN N0I-l'

FTfNNTN FFfFI ~. -,
~ " r,rSoN PROPRIETOR, CORNER wy - ~.
s...,. ,,7 7. T.rv0N 'vF.rR. o"0r,v oh'' ,,.--
,,ar's rrqlI T,rt-oit Mich
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

On ". r.. BROWN.
nAA WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER
M- y Resncctfully informs the inhabitants
f1N. Tb3 Of TTilsdale County that he has opened
f>1sZzVS shop in Hillsdale for the purpose of re-
pairing Clocks Watches, Jewery, Fans, Parasoi Mus-
cal Instruments. &c.
All work warranted. shopin Huyek's Grocery store.
UiIIsdale. Nav 10th. 1853, II. BROWN.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07
UILLSDaLE HOUSE,

Opposite corRT HOUSE sQUARE-P. STRUNK, Pro-
;o,ar This House islarge and commodious. recent
iy rebuilt and furnished, and located in ronvr''"'
and nleasant mart Of the village lNhtI %
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07
Surn,,aN uOrSE

- rrpps peopeJETOR JoNESVILLE. MICH; lnln '
uorse hos undergone thorough rern,rs, az" y
Te,dy Cor the entertainment ~ n'S' ;nr.2
toratior ronve,ic 4 AND terms hhera'' J J-.-
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

man sT9vr~. lfCTwrr,N NNNN1N' ~
" We, s.~eets The s,Nsrrher Wishes =" '"'u,' ~.
.;rcerc th,nps ~ thos, frio7's who NV" ~
~, :, ,t,,,,ca ~ tNp ti'n" ''r'e. - cav
III tent on 70 .he now aud ve'' s''""''' '' ~
CLOTHS. CASsiMEREs. VE'T'Gs. &C.
lie has lust received from New York ci'y S ., ~
ne feels anxious to sell ut the west price OF
saio INTO garments as NAV suit the pnrch'ser,
0y- Cutting done on his own lnvon'e,i NM y! o
svsem and warranted to be inferior 10 nonei p"''I
riorfn moSt, ,s,L ,s- P' r. ROWE.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

THINK the man mistaken, who says We re,..r IN
Il AZ Tho County Store. L. d. pA'''''
UiIlsdale March %, '5S.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

FOR SALE, OR RENT
HOUSE md LOT Of respectable size, pleasantly
ble. Inquire Of tmay2y61tfl EDM. B.FIRFlELD.
LATH. LUMBER AND sHINGLEs.
r ATH AND ALL KINDS ASSORTED LUMBER AND
Shingles. constantly on hand ssdfor sale yvn ey
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETrE.
UvHIs GREAT JOURNAL OF CRIME AND CRlMl,
nails isin its 18th year, and is widely circulated
throu uhout the country. contans all the Great Trials
Criminal Cases. and appropriate Editorials on the same
togctb with information Criminal matters, not TO
found in any other Newspaper.
~ subscription, s2 per annum; u, tor SIX months,
tobe remited by Subscribers (who should write their
names the town, county and ststs whsre they re-
side, plainiy,ito HA sEfMUh,
Editor Proprietor Of theNstionai Police ..ete New
York. rH Ha.. r.I eprzo oIyi
ABBOTT KINGMAN.
MANUFACTURERS OF SASH BLINDS DOORS
M Dealers In Lumber, Lsth, shineie. &c.
fsctory, Yard and once, 500 CLARK street between
Taylor and12th, nearR.r NJ r. r. rre,Fh, n prr1ts
U3 foSpriees fursi.hedto TO dealers on application
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF eooDs NOW RI
"A ceiving ard fcs sale very iovH PRArTs.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-07

corxrv ,ucr1oSEER. GROCER AND COMMISSION
uerch,nt All kinds of Goods taken and SOLD nj ner
centage Auction Sales attended in any part ot the
ceh'Ase a.sanshJo terms octl3'57
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DENTISTRY.

F4Z JJ. sTEADMAN, RESIDENT DEN
SSyIS TIsT v iIl attend TO all calls In his pro-
-sl'l IL fession. He has removed his once 70
Kings Block, over Emery q steadman's Drug Store.
SxTATTR LIME and CALCINED PLATTER Tor sale at
wv the County Store. Il. b. bALDf.
Hiiisdaie. March q, '5s.
" INTED As USUAL, LUMBER, GRAM, CRAM PRovIs'
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-26
Trade

We copy the following item from Pc,
tsrson's DessCtor for May;
Bssinesa is improving. The purohs-
sers from the interior paid more largely
upon their old scores than was expected,
and though there were many complaints
Of theiE hght purchases vhile they we're
in the eastern markets, shey find since
their return, q much more active demand
from consumers, than they had antieipa-
ted, and in consequence they sEo order
ing additional supplies. Every mail
from the South. and West, brings reqol-
sItiORs for more goods, and our JebbiRg-
houses are likely to End that Ehs spring
trade, though smaller in the weeks oi
greatest activity, viii be prolonged into
the summer months, and that tho aggre-
gate business Of the fEst hall year in
1858, vail not fall much, If any, beloW
that Of 1857.
ordsrs for foreign goods for she fall
trade are going out more freely, aad
prep aEstious are actively made for a
heavy fall business. lis expected, how
ever, that the importation Of woOIaR
goods will be Light, ewing to the heavy
stocks lefE on hand by the nild winter,
and the depression in trade.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-26
) CHAP 1Ig.

31k&R&E &5#SA AAAN
AN AOT amsndasosy 4 An ncg aukislst
an ast sximg sAs sAlaries af kAa Gssssm.
pE an6 AsAge asEGass IS Ghs EAmsa af xoma,
sppFsyea Jannssy 2@th, 1857.
sRrrtos /. Bs ss eaasasd hw sbs Gasa,
Fal basably af aAs 6ass sf Tose, Ikal
the GsvegnsF skaa rssszyS ~ . yeAga5
cOmgsmaassaR sar Aas sasSiaas shs ssam d
tMp Aogsaad dellaxas g ga
"a The Rsgisaas az the aaass In
oEsee sha3f SsSelss 3 ysassy eompsnsakioa
EoK ms seFyfices, tAs sam of agsssm kssa.
axsA dollars, aad shsEs egmpsasssaapm "a
pEeviAsd goR in this aaa sAaA dmA0 feam
the oonamsnessness uf tbs pzaaana sssaias
of the aanss~l AassmbIys
. 3. Tbs sMlas sas provided for In shiis
sea shal ha pAid Tor aaaR6aEiy.
4. Ihaa % nzuah Uf kks $50 ke whsaA
ahis Is amsndAsoEy "a eUmAicsa With he
paovfsiont OF khssa aets be aad thsy sxs
hereby exspsaa ed So t gig sTF@ :
gs. Thss assshall bmks sasos and be ID
korss fr0Ea and RsssF iss pabliosAina Il
shs Iowa CitiEsa and Iewa assee 4oaE-
nal. '' @ E-''' ''@.,. ~ -
STEPHEN b. SHELIEDY,
speaker Of the noaas u Rspr seusaaivsa.
RALPH P. LOVE-,
4---------- Kg@assaak a as Bsssasm,
Approved AGareh "a, 1853. F@a
sss5s RALPH r. LOWE.
OA6ss sf Secretary sf saass. ssE
Des Meinss, A&ruh I'd 1855.
/ hssshy seEtsfy ta1a4 Ahs f0Rssaiag u
tRas eopy from the szigiael Eah "a 6Is
IA my once, -. - ~
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary % State.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-26
COUNCIL RLgRFs. IOWA WEDNESDAY, MORNINe NAY 26 1856

~, WsasA aaM be osla ill aS III III lss
ffada@Al ssofaA wAaas& paAsH 81 81 4
Remember 10 ssh fsf sh ssaasdasgsss n ~
ted Mar 22ad, and in IA xea will - bhe
c0ntinuaElen ss tbs AaKsnaavs kFam wAasxs
II IsAves oa bert. II skers aS0 10 beok-
steres BIZ nswa@ea assss osaae sAasamb u wsssss
yoa eaaisia, aAa pahaksaaaE @ aha kaaaaw
will send yeu sopY ~ aaaiI, il yeu ria
sead hifn I've eents in d letter. address.
Robert Bonner, Ledger OMas, aa Aaa
stFees, New YoTk. Tbfs story = essia iasIssg
'fPerils Of The RoFdsEs'a Ana asows msra
ard mare Interesting % is goes ons
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-26
We rolled on during the night and the
nosnsag fsaAd ! q II tssaadsll. spres-

We rolled on during ths night and th
noFnsg feaAd q II kasdsssi spres
I y location for country town, bat no
much Of tewn at the present tima.-.
! Prom thence wo took our departure to
PlsaaansEills, Passing ahEoagh - goos
= ssuatry "a esa bs Eaana In Iawa, "
mrsassd ii nsasAusvglle aboaE ! oselosk
4. NJ, aad Loaf no time in waiting upol
eas sla irisRa Mles Joraans wAsa Vi
| foana mlI b. Il.
| PlsasaaEYille il q beautiful little towE
twelve miles vest from Knoxville, tht
county seat Of AaFiea county. Thes'
aEe several stores, 8 tavern, and steam
auuring and saw MIL sisuassa u shil
point. IL isa place Of Considerable trade
ana hx, Josdan, On trial, will be found
one os aAa most accommodating msn in
ll1e soamary. @& &
CAL aboard . oaee mora, and ws
relied Ga Ia The digsstioa of KnAxsills,
passing through = beauslfai country,
thiakly sAaaaea miaas msua lmngsxEaa
1asasa aaa 8g aaa soaEss Of stage az
rived II aigAs ef Knoxvills. Our former
asquaiasaaes with the avenues leading
se he sswa and the experience had in
ssorzning Wintsrass, enabled as 10 march
forwARd thFssgh mRd "thEse &ad q half
.fs4sslAsgs. 2 to ahs oehtgs Of the tswn,
and ax cur head quarters as the Weatsrn
Hotel, kept by Mr. Ailligan, ane Of the
most attentive landlords 10 be found on
the route.
Knoxville is the county seat Of Marion
county, and is located on a beautiful
tEacs Of psairis, and is finely improved,
Il contains several stores, thrss OF four
hotels, two steam mills, three brick and
$40 wooden meeting houses, besides two
or three others in the course Of construe,
ton and il has the anest court house,
nearly completed, situated upon the pub
lie square, to ba found in Iowa.
We have been thus particular in de-
scribing the route SO that smigrsnts far
Iowa and Nebraska may dis
aeyer al glanra The best route to take;
and We would say to them, from Bur
Iington take ths WeztsFa sead, Fia Mt.
Pleasant, Rome and Fairfield to Ottuna-
va, thence op the DesmoiRes river bot
tom ROAD via Eddyvills to Bellefanlaine,
hence to Knoxville, from which place
The beat route TO Council Bluffs iB de-
sorihed absve.
We cannot close this communication
without remarking that We think the
people Of Knoxville and WintsrseE would
led IL to their interest to rspAir the
,oads in their immediate vicinity. II the
itiaeas dsaire 10 hear their town cursed
md themselves abused, oil they have 10
10 Is 10 accidentally happen where an
team is stalled in the mud
within sight Of their town.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-26

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sa@kA diskkfcE aa9d ave emsS kla4 So 6na Hen
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-26

G. Ths I"Gelhgsnesr, on Senator
Houston's scheme Of establishing pro-
tectorats over the Republic Of Mexico,
thinks doubt may perhaps rest on the
minds Of some as to the fact whether
our own Government has shown any such
excess or political wisdom in the man
agsmeut Of It's domestic affairs, that Is
may bsoomingly appropriate TO Itself the
benevolent task Of keeping Mexico IN Or
der. -.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-26

THREATENING STATE OF AFFAfK&-The
European aspect Of affairs is waElike.--
Sardinia and Naples are at open vaEi-
ansa Franes and Switzerland the same
Russia is thrsatening Austria. Turkey,
though torn BY her internal troubles
msnaeaa Greaas, while Denmark viii
probably be invaded by she forces Of the
Germanie Confederation, on account Of
SehIeswig aud Holstein.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-26

ssTT rs'Nr MK'' A Washington cores
pnndsns writes:-ssThexe Is ) funny bis
Of scandal going here, . eeytain we'll
known lady noted fog exquisite rumplsx-
ion and hna hair. Her room opened on
to passage way, through which q gem
homan was passing, a. she cry Of Ore
was raised ia the Hotel. The iady ihEsw
up Aeg window and put oua haE bead 30
ses how naSE the danger rAight be. What
a sight did she present TO shs assonfshsd
friend passing by--as gsas hair, sans
teesh, sans rouge, sans everything
scarce recognizable, she atood before
him--a specteEi ssis that you Mss. 3. y
exclaimed the adrightsned lsokag on.-~-
"No,o p shrieked the pooS weman, sd i
Mira. A." A few hours IassF Mrs. b. LEFT
the hossl and Washingson foF he seaaoa,