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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-26

JOLLY CREw.-The Steamship City of
Richmond, arrived here on yesterday,
from Philadelphia, having on board one
hundred and four seamen for the Steam,
frlgate Colorado now laying at the Navy
Yard. We learn that the men were ,erv
noisey and mischevous en- their passa ge
to this portland in fact committed dep
radiation on board. of quite serious ma
ture-for instance they threw a hawser
over board valued at one hundred dollars
for which the Steamship Company
will never be paid The Officers in
charge OF the men, Lieut.. Hopkins, Lieut..
Dallas and Lieut.. Smith, used their ut
most endeavors to keep the men still, but
eff no avail.
Old Nick himself must nave had son,e-
thing to do with this party, not only in
their bad doing, but actually in their ca
ting line, and some of our readers NAV
doubt it when we inform them that these
one hundred and four sailors est five
hondred and four pounds of beef on the
passage, besides fowls, vegetables &c.
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RARE FLOWER SEED.

RAR FLOWER SEED.
'Spake. full well in language quaint and orasn
One that dweIleth by the castled Rhine.
hen he called the flowers SO blue and golden.
Stars that in Earth's armament do shoe j;
w q HAVE received our stock ss@a4.
w OF RIO WEIR $ E E D of the sYSS
rarest varieties ever offered in the CITY. Be-
SIC SIDES full assortment of those usually Kent,
:" ould call special attention to the following
beautiful varieties = .
Peruvian Heliotrope, Scarlet Sage,
FINE Mined Auricula, Calceolaria,
Alonsoa Grandflora,
Mus< Plant, Towering Geraniun,
Peonia, Powered Asters,
Asclepias Cursssarica,
Enlnese Primrose, Pineraria Hybrida,
pahlia Seed, Forget me Not,
Imported Carnation Pink,
Abronia Umbellata,
Fine Double Daisy, &c &c.
have also Bulbous Roots, Hvacinths. Ane-
monies. Ranuncuias, Grown Imperials. Scar
let e Lilies: Gladiolus, Tuperose, and other
BOOTS. viii take orders for all kinds =,
Flowers and Trees.
lie 10 NJ A. SANTOS p
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SEABoARD g. ROANOKE R.11RoAn-
The regular annual meeting of the stock
| holders of the Seaboard e. Roanoke Rail-
road was held yesterday at their office in
Portsmouth.
The report of the President and Drec-
tors, together with the tabular state
ments, We're submitted, showing large
addition to their receipts during the past
year and promising future.
The Directors declared some DAYS since
dividend of Z per cent on the common
stock IN certificates of debt-the inter
est on which will be paid semi-snnuallv
The following gentlemen were elected
directors for the next year:
s NJ WILSON, President,
THOMAS HUME.
j MARSDEN SMITH,
DAVID A BARNES, of N. G.
MONCURE ROBINSON,
GEORGE r VICKERS.
W LYTTLETON SAVAGE.
The other officers of the COMPANY are.
Richard Wake, Treasurer, |
A Worrell, Superintendent,
y l, Ball, Master Transportation,
ii q Webb, Freight Aqem
", 0ommlttee to examine tho Road.
VIM E Taylor,
George M Balm.
John B Whitehead.
A Ell McPheeters,
The regular report and statement,
Will be published in few DAYS.
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Spring Goods.
j. |, RLONDCOnn

SUCCESSOR TO LoopGooD &Co.
Sreceiving Small Figured English Prints.
- wv, do do Merrimack do
White Brilliants, '''~N wv
Plain French Calcoes,
Splendid Black Silks,
Black Silk Robes, Aquil.,
Colored do do do
BByade5e and Flouneed Robes, all prices,
very Rich Embroidered l.. G, Hdkfs.
do do Muslin Sets,
Extra Hoop Skirts,
Patent Extension do
win every, article usually kept in whole
e,o JAS. |. BLOoDGOoD,
le III Head of the Market
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WHAT Is THE MATTER.-Last night
about Z o'clock. the gas in many of the
stores on Main street, went out, leaving
the occupants in total darkness: however.
In short time the pipes were again filled
and the lights rs brilliant as usual.
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Local Items.

MAYORS COURT Thomas Matthews.
white man,got tight last night and show
ed disposition to be riotous. He was
however overhauled and carried to the
lock up and on appearing before May
or Ferguson this morning he was fined
$500.
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A MIsTAKE.-Our friend of the Peters
burg Express, in giving the number of
soldiers to each Portsmouth company,
makes quite a mistake in reporting the
OldDominion Guards, who visited Rich
mond on the 22nd inst. Instead of
thirty foe as given by the Express they
numbered about sixty.
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LIGHT !! LIGHT!

MI would most respectfully call the at
~ tention of the public to "BAILEY'S
PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE SELF-GENE.
Rating GAS LAMP" Having purchased
the right for Norfolk city and coantv, would
De pleased to exhibit the above Lamp and
burner, which will produce light, the best
and most economical known to mankind.
The Lamp is adapted to Churches. Hotels
stores, Vessels, Railroads, Private Dwell,
h-gs, DC. B0HLkENI& kEARyS.
No. IS, Crawford street.
ie io--1m Portsmouth,
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evening Drawing School.

WYNN. 8. WEST, PRAor1cAL ARCHIE
w rnor, will open a Drawing School at at
No 81, Main street Norfolk where e. v w,u Dc
.taughtall the branches OF the ART ne request
al, I ace him at his Office between 9, A. M.
am. and Z. P. NJ. when they can learn tho terms
an &c W. S. WEST, ARCHITECT.
de 5--Sm Office Al, Broad Water St.
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WOODLAND CREAN-This excellent PonS.ti.
Tor the lair, is decidedly the best article !,.r
dressing Ladies Hair ever offered in market
1t curls Gentlemen's Hair in most nasgral
manner. Try it!
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PORTSMOUTH, 3rRrrTs.-We may at
some future day notice the streets of
PORTSMOUTH generally, but wish Just here
to call the attention Of the Common
Council OF Portsmouth " a few points
only.
During storms Of rain and snow, such
as we have had for the past few days it is
almost impossible for any one to cross
Crawford, High or Middle streets, dry
footed, the land being so nearly level
just at the crossings of those streets
that the water cannot quickly run
oil; then it becomes necessary that some
thing be done, whereby persons passing
those streets may dose without going oy-
ing over their shoes in water. 1t is about
those streets that the business men of
Portsmouth are continually passing, it
being in the immediate business part of
the Town, making it still more necessary
that something be done Then we would
suggest that instead of the flags tones of
those streets being laid fat up on the
ground, that stoaes some six inches by six
and about eighteen inches in length, be set
IN the ground. extending about six inches
above he surface OF the earth, and about
eighteen inches apart, 50 that drays, car
flages, &c., may pass with ease between
them, and those on foot may step from
one to the other, and cross dry-footed
and without losing time. 1t would cost
but little to have two rows Of those upon
each side of the crossing Of Middle street
at High,upon Crawford at High, and up
upon High at Middle and Crawford
streets.
We have seen this kind of tagging in
other cities, and we think that it is dcci-
dedly the best arrangement that we
have ever seen for strcotsswhich are Of
ten and long muddy during the winter
season. There are many other streets in
Portsmouth where such tagging would
be very appropriate, but we name only
these, hoping that the Council will have
IN eye to it and see that it be done; for
II SO doing. by this or some other like
construction, we are well satisfied that
hey would meet with the appreciation
If every business man in Portsmouth.
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H.. SOLE AGENT FOR
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, OF
cvEY BIO CK M l. l. s ,
CELEBRATED
Excelsior Flour and BreadstLffs.
No. T, Urion street, doors L. OF Market
W., See advertisement. oe26-1y
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AT a meeting of the N. L. A

111ooerro VI u. r
at their Gun Room, ye~'
the following Resell
pressive of the = '' nN-O
their late '''N' o'oniAe'
wolf Ations were passed ex-
II regret at the death of
brother-in-arms, Charles E.
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Horse RAN Yesterday a
horse belonging to Mr.. G. 7. Grimes, got
frightened upon High ST., while to a dray
and started to run, but the drayman be-
ing too strong for him, held him in,
when the horse finding he could not 60
ahead commenced kicking, and kicked
the drayman fair in the breast as he stood
upon the dray, injurng him it was feared
considerably-but he is doing this morn
ing much better than was expected, and
the injury now is thought to be bnt
slight.
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The MAMMOTH UoG, measuring ten
feet two inches in length was on Exhibit
ion this morning in The Portsmouth
Market House. tbs Hog was raised by
Lewis H. Hall, Esq, and we think that
Mr.. Hall, will take ths premium with
this Hog over every thing that has ever
been raised in this part of the country
in the shape of swine. We shall give
his weight to the readers of the Dag
Book as soon as he is Weighed.
Mr.. Hall weighed bis pig this morning
at eleven o'clock, after having been dead
several hours and we'll dry, he weighed
six hundred and Soventy-fve pounds.
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Rates of Advertising,
Special Notices.

square, time, 75c
square, 10 lines or ess, week, 5 800
! Z" l month, 1000
For each additional sqr, pei annum, 1000
Advertisers by the year to be confined to
their legitimate business.
Marriages and Deaths tn be published as news.
obituaries, Funeral Notices, &C., will be
charged as other advertisement, and payment
required N advance.
advance.
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SPRING STYLES NOW READY.
HATS, HATS, HATS.


L is with pleasure that | Announce rzu
Il to the Gentlemen Of Norfolk, that E
| am now prepared to furnish them sssSs
with a
NEW STYLE OF HAT.
of surprising beauty, and which need only to
the lead, and in addition to their beauty of
style and fineness of finish, will furnish a
nal to any Gent who may desire it, with
Fine Daguerreotype Likeness
oi Mlinsel1 inserted in the CRowE, without
additional Cost. Having made arran ren1ents
with the best DAGuEREorYPE EsrAB1TsBuryT
IN the City to furnish the Likeness ADAPTED
10 the purpose, thereby enabling one to de-
termlne his own HAT from others at Hotels
ana other places We're difficulties often orcpr
IN lll the way of mistakes, by numbers Of Hats
being collected together.
"A ! oar orders will be promptly attended to-
andsatlsfactlon guaranteed in all cases.
En- w. s. HAWKINS,
lie 10 No. 90, Broadway, Norfolk. Va.
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NOTICE.
M RS. r. j. RIDDICK.

NJ ~ s'on with the opening year, TO return
~ thanks 70 her numerous friends and the pub
!1c' lor the very generous patronage hitherto
bestowed on her, and respectfully solicits. as
she stall hope to merit, Continuance Of The
same. VI INC
ner stock OF Millinery and Fancy Goods.
whilst the execution Of her work. will ha S an,
trusted to the most skil!ful and ACCOMPLISHED
Mrs. X. would also call especial attention
to an assortment Of desirable
DRY GOODS
sun remaining on hand, which she is anxious
20 20 close out Immediately, at great Bargains
Tor Cash. No. IS. Main street. ia
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, bis rooms are in Johnsou's >Eh".
Main street, where he inter building on
sortment Of the best pio lis keeping an as
the North. Respect sncs manutactufed in
of Norfolk, and'r ally soicits the citizens
country, to ottsmouth and surrounding
a practico' all and examine his stock. Being
fident Il Piano-maker and Tuner, feels cor
CO that he can give satisfaction in all
.oeS.
n. B.-Just received one of those patent
double sounding board Piano ortes, from
the mandatory OF Newman Bro. l. Sens.
jal9 D. W. WINTER, Agent.
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MICKEY FREE.--It was by this gentle
mems request that we reported few
days ago hat sparrng match would
come II tonight at Military Hall, in
Newtown. We have been informed by
a friend of Mickoy's that it will not take
place, as Mickey Went to Richmond a |
lew days ago and las been matched there
Tor walk and cannot take up
the match there offered him and
in town to superintend wit
match. be he
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>Eequired for the satisfaction of the inner man.
His Bar will be stocked with the choicest
LIQUORS AND SEGARS.
!. His larder with every edible deicacy in sea-
son. His new Eating Saloon is fitted up in
"A Private Room, for the purpose of Gentlemen.
Confident of pleasing, he only asks trial.
Walter Tay lor's Brandy on hand
Dinner every day at l o'clock, for the
purpose OF accommodating those who have
long distance to go.
Lunch every day at II o'clock.
oc % b. PEDDLE, Proprietor,
M oRELAf Hot s yA aHI FN N7H kIar
PAINTERS. 1A = ''''N
No. L, Roanoke Square.
NORFOLK, "a.
TO THE PUBLIC.
bail honored ages OF grand progression,
While each one clings to his profession, :
And science moves with onward motion,
10 suit each hayward thought and notion,
Bringing to light, some new invention,
More strange than modern wit can mention
Or genius paint with true endeavor,
Though making graphic strides forever
While reason urges proud ambition
To strive for wondrous competit'
Yet in this age OF glorious A.
We can the need Of pras-
When meritorious eff >,
A modest puff to p
And thus we cal -on;
to ~
Two mer impart,
Who's ats claim
IT, I'D the name,
:. with honest pride,
the Painters Side,
who bravely know their calling,
q works are worthy of extolling,
20 model artists of the day,
And most obliging in their way,
Moreland & Jakeman-mark the name,
In Roanoke street you'll find the same,
Call at their shop number one,
You'll get the best Of Painting done,
And whether Foe, Friend, or neighbor,
THEY'LL charge but moderate for their lab
So now invite each one and all, 10.
So walk around, and give them call.
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"A VALUABLE INYEN

the Consumers
WE have on hand IloN 10
w ordinary Grr of Fuel.
ng dwellings, ~ ;n,,ro,o,ront ~ tho
richmond s. - III rsoa &C. w VIZ
e adopte az 10 NV NJ. So Sn,d ior "r tha
~. .ove Works, which will no doubt
ii by every citizen who wishes to
Aise in the consumption of fuel. We
rant this article to give satisfaction, and
where it fails to do so will remove it free of
charge to the purchaser. Persons in want
of this article will call at the Roanoke Square
Depot.
fe ID WIN. D. ROBERTS, Jr. & CO.
OSCEN DaguerreOtypes-un
~ account of the very liberal patronage
bestowed on the subscriber he is enabled to
reduce the prices of pictures within the reach
ofevery one, and isnow making Likenesses SUI
perior to any made in this city for rs cents and
| upwards. All who are doubtful, call and Judge
for yourselves. Rooms in Johnson's Hall,
| Main street. j. ). ARMSTRONG;,
fe 24-lw Artist.
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BUILDING AT
W. Lor

st frc' PENSACOLA NAVY YARD
been informed by friend
IN persacola, N Y, that they are
.ogressng rapidly in the building of one
| of the six Steam Shops Of War ordered
short time since. Tho timber for the
keel of the one at Pensacola Yard left the
| Gosport Navy Yard a few days ago. It
is hoped that they will now be able to
give employment to many of those who
went from here in search of work, and
have been waiting so long in hopes Of
employment.
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PATENT PINCER WRENCHEs,

Combining utility, economy and
~ dispatch, costs but triile, but ara
is capable of performing essential *
service as it is in fact a Hammer, CIV
Wrench and Pincer; every Farmer, Mechanic
and Housekeeper should have one. Come ,
and examine them at
GRIFFITH, WILSON & co.
fe 8 Sirn of the Pad Lock
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DER SI9:-lt is with great pleasure
recommend you to the citizens Of Norfolk
capable, either as Piano Forte maker ~
uneT, and it quite certain, that rour rasi.
oence here, will be a great ADVANTAGE 70 me
community generally.
T0urs P.<ct,ot,,l,.
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DOLL BUTTER Bbl Of that
IN elegant Roll Butter will be opened, and
offered for sale tomorrow morning. Price
only IS cts perb. Call soon and set slme-
thing nice in the line OF Butter from.
Z. +. JAMES,
fe Is in the market house.
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!. To Vessels Round North ii

TO ' eSSeIS BOunG 0Fth -Ihe
60 60 subscriber has few hundred cords Of
the best quality James River Seasoned Vel
low Pine Wood suitable for deck load, by
taking which additional freight can be Sc
cured. F. ZANTZINGER,
Dealer in Lumber, Coal,
re Naya, Stores, Wood. &C.
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T'hompson's Life PreserrerI"e
j. have just received a large supply OF
Thompson's Life Preseryer, for Coughs,
Cold, Groups, Whooping Cough, Hemorfage
and Splitting Blood, Rheumatism, Scarlet
Fever, and Measles. Try it. 1t will speak
for itself. For sale by
No. u, W. Main st,
fel5 Norfolk, Va.
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NALENTIN ES-Vickery IL Company
have on hand anc for sale very large
stock of both Sentimental and Comic Valen
tines, with Envelopes to match, which they
offer at wholesale and retail.
Orders from the country, accompanied by
the cash, will be promptly attended 10. Ad
dress NICKERY IL COMPANY.
fe City Book Store, Norfolk Va.
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10. SO, Main street.
REAR ENTERANcE THROUGH MARsDEN's LANE.
NHE s u BSCRiBER has leased and
IL fitted up the above premises in the finest
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THE SUBSCRIBER offers ~.

bSt ~ q e X offers -yzA
= himself to the citizens of Nor
folk and Portsmouth, as a Tuner aud H..
palrer OF Piano Fortes. From a among a large
nuinoer OF those capable of Judging OF Ills
ablhty, ne sabjcins the following
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-05-15

This St. Joseph and Council Bluffs packet
arrived on the 10th, and departed same day.
She discharged but little freight at this
landing. She brought up some 20 passen-
gers for this city, and departed with like
number for below. She will be at the Lcvee
tomorrow, or early Monday morning. Get
your "trnps" ready, if you want to take the
Wofossn.
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H. Newell RUSSELL, hereby certify, that on
TINS 18th day Of May, A. D., 1858, in the
county OF Pottawattamie, Iowa, made an
examination on the body Of deceased man,
name unknown, aged about Is years, and
supposed to have been n deck hand on board
'he "Watossa"-found drowned in the Mis-.
sour river, near the Ferry landing oppo-
site the City Of Omaha, on the Iowa side:
upon whose person, two tickets were found.
each calling for FIVE cent. worth drink At
the bar Of the above-named steamboa,-and
hereby state as the result of said exam;n,.
ton, that the said man came to his death bv
accidentally falling from the steamboat Wa.
tossa aforesaid.
1''en under my hand, this 18th day o.
way, a. D., 1858, and signed with my of.
As'al signature. Newell RUSSELL,
Coroner poffO,rnffon,;s a.
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|
1851.
1857. 1857.
Kegular Council Bluffs, Omaha City 4
Florence Pocket. .- ~
1857.

For T1orenee, 0mdha City, Cosneis M.6s, Be1e-
tue, 81. Morys, wycmiss Cur, Nebrasks Guy,
Linden, Brorsvilis, Lereu, Oregon City, WAife
Cloud. fors Point, Sarennsh, 81. Joseph, Peier-
mo, Afehtso~ Wssfo~. LsarenUorfA Guy, Ksa-
sns, Independence, Liberty, LsetasseS, re.
THE NEW, ELEGANT fAv0RIrE P,s.
Il SEN9ER steamer, WI. CAABBELL. WA. EDDIE.
Master, viii regular packet 70 the above md
all intermediate points on the Missouri river, remaining
permanently in the trade during the entire season.
The "wm Canpbelp' has recently been fitted ~ and
refurnshed In the most modern style, regardless Of
pense and with ere single TO strength safety and
comfort, well with every cdovehience, that could
render her desirable the travelling public readesae
her now regards capacity for busneas superior
accommodations for passengers, equal In the trade.
Captain Eds hopes TO receive at the hands Of hts
merous Missouri river friends, Continuance Of that
generous patronage for which he Is indebted during
series Of years. while In command Of dlHerent eoata
and for which he hereby desires to present his ms
grateful acknowledgements, promising increased eosts
TO give general ad retain their coincidence
and patronage. .7z s-.... E'.z.
reasonable share Of the patronage Of shippers and
the public generally, IL respectfully solicited.
For freight, passage or information, apply to
JOSEPH McENTlkR, AstRs
No. 50 Lcvec, and Commercial ssrsct.
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Babbitt l. Ross.

PhHnix Block is again filled to its utmost
capacity with merchandise of every kind,
style and variety, to which the above firm
call the attention of the public aud "the
rest of mankind" Read their new adver.
tiscment, and "fall in' with the crowd now
setting in toward their magnificent store
rooms
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" At meeting of the citizens of School
u'',f'e'' No. IL, in Kane Township, held
,.. .ae court House, on the sth day of May.
no '' Tor the purpose Of electing one School
se'or. On motion, J. B. RUE was ap-
~, v'''so President, and o. s. RIDER, Secre-
=; -"e meeting then proceeded to the elcc-
D " Director, as required by law, which
e'a''ed IN the election Of ]. B. SrUrsxAx,
- director, rs aforesaid. -..-..
JAMES B. RUE, President.
US. RlprR, Secretary.
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erHou JAS. HARLAN will accept ou.
.,. ~ O., rol. ! Of the Pacific Rail Road
anrYGY.
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y HORACE EVERETT, is determined not
to be behind any of his neighbors in way of
improvements about his premises. Some
time since he caused trees to be set out in
front of his buildings on Pearl and Broad
way, md now he has the brick on the spot
for the construction Of sidewalk in front
Of tho same. This is good move-it will
add very much to the appearance and value
of the premises, besides being source of
comfort to "foot-pads" in muddy weather.
CT Tho Mormon question has assumed n
new shapc-and broken out in new quarter.
The good people Of Polk City, in Polk
County, seem to be terribly exercised in re-
lation to reported Mormon revival in that
placc-and are RECALLING the Gentle world
with series of articles, recriminatory and
. dcnuncatory, in relation to the same. They
had better keep cool-U. s. and BRIGHAM
have undertaken to settle this Mormon hash,
4 and no Interference will be tolerated.
= Capturing the week, several emigrant
trains have passed through our city, on their
way to their future homes, upon the beauti-
full prairies and amid the fine groves of the
Missouri slope. There is still room for q
few more well-disposed persons with large
families and small means; or, even rice
rersa. Suffer them to come to us, for of
such accrctions we hope to build up great
Agricultural and Commercial empire. ave
kin an will dew it,"if We are treated fairly,
and if there is any "skulduggery" attempt
cd, We'll spit our Chickens" and do our
best to "bluf'' all game, and rake down the
"pile."
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-05-15
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