The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-24

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Local AND HIsGElLAnEevs:
1900 = ~ NenRAasak a. = sesasess
MKssErrs CRY ssok sssrs. L.-. :.
800 - .ssss Rsvsr ss<.s.s Z ssasss : :,
me steamer x1orsaes arrived It, our q
-. ~ he 18th inst, and departed nett dsy:
She brought bit few passenger, asd oss
The Emiraas arrived Same day, win z
good trip Of passengers, and considerable
freight for this place. Departed 90 =, sA e
10th. .ssrssas5s So s'.'s !.
The Asa Wslsus came up on Monday,
10th, bringing bot'littles freight and few
messengers. She left rbelow ON the 10Th.
The liosszs Greexscood, from Cincinnati,
arrived on the 10th, bringing large NUM-
Der Of passengers and considerable frs'gns
for this city and Omaha. She left on sne
Goth, for Cincinnati direct.
The Omaha passed up ON the Esd, bound
for Sioux City. She discharged at our
levee : large amouns Of freight, mostly for
Mes.rs. AxDaus, >DnLlN and MAY 4 We'll.
We understand that about one hundred
Mormons came passengers on the Omaha. |
Thew disembarked at Florence, from whence
they will wend their way to the valley Of the
Great Salt Lake the coming season.
~ Edissrs Lssse. a afass1
&c The above caption we wish construed lit
orally, not fguratively, for We had the plea
sure, during the week, Of taking by the
hand, several Of our editorial brethren, who
it seems, were fortunate enough to get leave
of absence. S. w. SwIGGsrT, of the Sioux
City Eaqle, has been in town several days,
waiting for an opportunity, Or boat, that be
might be enabled to reach the headswaters
Of the Missouri. Mr.. S. has been absent
during the winter, looking after the spoils
at Washington and elsewhere, but with what
success, this deponent Seth not. Capt.
VIZ. HILL, Of the Harrison County Flag,
and Messrs. MAou1RE & MERRIcK, of the
Cunning City Star, oil pleasant fellows, made
their appearance upon our streets during
the week, and seemed to enjoy the atmos-
phere Of a city, as though they had been
used to thickly settled communities, in days
lang syne. We hope they are yet surviving.
"Unfinished Bnsiness." 5s
81 Owing to the Intervention of the panic
last fall, and the subsequent Interference of
JACK FRosr, Esq, Concert Hall, ANDREWS
Hotel and JAMES, Block, were laid upon the
table, to be taken, up this Spring, as unfn-
ished business. They have been taken up
in their order, and workmen are busily en-
gagged in putting on the finishing strokes,
and We expect, ere long, to hear that they
have been severally tspassed, and titles
agreed tor .''''.'..'.' -, .s II
-..,.. Southern Stage Line. Tt
We learn from the St. Joseph Journal,
that Mr.. p. S. FRosr, has sold the mail con-
tract, stock, coaches, &C., of the above line
to the Western Stage Company. The change
was made on the first inst. '.5 ~ r.. r' '1'
CO SAN. DILLIN has been piling up the
new Goods in his store, during the past
week, lie has now q superb assortment of
Drugs, Medicines and Notions, that he would
dispose of at reasonable rates. Try him.
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CT The American Republicans, of Rhode
Island, at the late election, elected their
Governor and State officers, and great
majority Of both branches of the General
Assembly. The Legislature will have a U.
s. Senatorial vacancy to fll-Senator Al |
lens term expiring next March 7s'.
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O. The sth term of the Council Bluffs
Male and Female High School, under the
charge of j. b. Rue, will commence next
Monday, April Goth, and continue eleven
weeks. ga word to the wise," &c. /
vA Washington letter. writer states that
the President of the United States will send
in his Cuba Message very soon, and will
produce startling effect, both in this and
other countries; particularly, at time when
all Europe is, perhaps, on the eve of do
nestle or international quarrel. ~ 81 a.
v MAY & We'll, at the Young America
Clothing Store, have received an instalment
of their Spring and Summer stock. They
received 20 cases of Hats and Caps and
Spring style of ready -made Clothing on the
Steamer Omaha, yesterday. Our readers,
May and doubtless We'll (will) avail them
selves Of this opportunity to array themselves
in costumes betting the season. e@.'
CT Gen. CuRrENlUs, Adjutant and Quar-
termaster General of Michigan Militia, Off
cially tenders to the President Of the United
States, regiment Of volunteers, to be en-
ployed in Utah. He says that Michigan
casks but 80 days Of grace, to place at the
disposal Of the War Department, aregiment
ready to receive and obey marching ORDERS"
CO A Cleveland paper is responsible for
the following capital hit: "Whether Queen
yictoria's red petticoats will become fash
ion in America, is yet to be known. 1t is
certain however, that the attempts of some
of her male predecessors to introduce red
coats into the country, did not succeed"
vWe learn from the Mt. Pleasant
Journal, that Mr.. C. B. SHoExAkER, Of
!, that city, designs establishing q press at Sid
ney, Fremont County, ''for the improve
nent Of the citizens on the banks of the Big
Muddy" Fremont County has long need
cd . press, and we are glad the desideratum
in about to be supplied. Success to the