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

Anr;l God. 1883.
Tho counc;, met at o,cIock I, n,r,uant te
. call If tho Moror sss a- s,t.t
Present the Mayor. md Aldermen ALLEN
C.s.,x Cocu,.x H.oo Ipw,s Nxr Roc.
rps and rprvxor
Minnie. oflast mee,;nc road and onnrov.
ed .',5.r
The Mavo, stated tho object If the meet,
inc to he to take into consideration som,
def;n;te oct;on in regard II Madison Dao.
oer,. title to the Min Race = W.sh;n ston
Avenue Z. s5 s5. - IS $. 10 49, :
Mr. c.s.nv offered the fo,,ov;no resolu.
ton which after discussion, 4; wa m .dontsf.
R,.o,,.d Bv the common Council of the
CIV ~ connc;l Rlnrs that tho C;tv Recon.
dor 10 and. be,ehv ;nSslrruccsted q ii.sna fs,v
Ronds to Madison Dagger for
dollar. ravable - = yea, ,,e.rs i.fte,
data 10 draw ;ntere.t At Tho rate ~ 81. No,
cont nor a,num. Tho ..;a n.r... Ga, a..
cu,;ne a deed for MI h. r;oh. and t;.lo n
hi, claim for that nor.;on Of the. MI, Race
situated on washington Avenue in said
CITY. aas< aff1119 Ef'77T s.lST (.
Mr.. CAsApr moved to GIL thu frat b,anl
with one thousand douo,. and Tho SECOND
blank with one. hpo, and st,ee spen,.. On
which motion Mr.. ALIEN called for tho ve q
and NAYS, which resulted as follows: TiIo.e
r,.;, = .h..e....,:.. -. -. -.
Apr. HAcc. LEWIS. Rocrss and TsrvsoR 4,
and those voting IN the negative s ,sre
Me,.,,. Anrr.. cocu, ~, .,a Nv. - ~.
hl,nL. wore 6llsd 40 =, 70 .llov M n.,a..
.,.s - n. 80, 70 800 faoss
and tbre. vea,.. Nth an -. .on., ;......t
n ~. oas,sd n. fo,,ow;n, ...o,.
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W. G. ASDRus, Wholesale and Retail
Grocery and Provision Dealer, has just re-
turned from s.. Louis, bringing the largest
stsek Of Fancy Groceries and Provisions
svar brought to this city. His store room,
which has been enlarged to 100 feet in
lsagth, 10 eompletely damned. If you wish
anything fresh, good and cheap, give him
call a. his old stand ON Middle Broadway,
and you will surely get it. ala
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~ s.g.ssa 41esr Aseetsgfen. -bUA.ls sss~s.ss
~ n. G0oDTEiI,oW. IL shis en-. III, iivrs,ih
L. in good or1ef. &neh aasatAonte a. Grsfed Putt
q have done BEST for the last Is yczrs on PRA-
orchard Of good fruit. 4 81 {. $500
f-s-Grafts, - pa. 1000 30 rpses. yeass III.
per 100 ~; AZ; DNAr xsals Riuls,s oEnaAsasai
csilstG. I. EOx'S Hardware sssre, IL fsrtAee u.
fosentebea ap4 ney4year orders kEXEfFEgS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-24

c. HoSx 4 tMcCLELLAND arc opening
ont enc assortment Of articles IN their
line. s
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From the Chicago Democrat.

"Reminiscences Of Senator Douglas and Post
master Cook, BY Long John Wentworth.
Judge Douglas in the Senate is attacking
Mr.. Cook for events that transpired many
years ago. Since they have transpired,
hundreds have seen Mr.. Cook and his family,
and Judge Douglas his family, not only
going to the theatre and other places togeth-
er, but riding through our streets in an open
carriage, with liveried drivers, and ali at
the expense of Isaac Cook.
Mr.. Cook then had son whom judge
Douglas used to take delight in standing
upon his knee andshowing to tho spcctato{s
as he passed. That boy has now got to BE-
nearly twelve years of age, and still bear
the name of Stephen Arnold Douglas Cock.
Mr.. Cook had large suit of parlors in biz
hotel, which was never defled by mortd
feet, save those Of Stephen A. Douglas ssd
such men as he invited into it.. On the Of.
side of it was written: ssSacred TO SteiSsh
A Douglas" Judge Douglas always pf-
ried the key to this suite. 81 @ b ss
In the absence of Douglas from our Gsy,
this shite Of rooms was invariably ed
as was the Roman Temple Of Janus The
time of peace. A light in that room spAny
evening was as sure an indication of var
rival and presence of Douglas in our aty as
the pointing of the needle indicatestle d.
rection of the pole. The building til, IN
honor of Judge Douglas, was named aIoang
America"
In closet in this suite of roouEas, a
three gallon demiiohn Of brandy; Z n the
tag waswritten assfOllows:
s'Never to- be drank until 81 - a:
nou~loa e prossd av< q h xtsn IT.sx E1fates. -
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-uT .
The Wheeling .Intelligencer says that an
old man named SIMON MORAN, while eEdeav-
oring to secure skiff the other day, little
above that city, fell INTO the river and was
about to drown, when his son at the risk of
his own life, plunged in, seized him by the
hair, and succeeded in saving him. The old
man lay speeches. upon the bank for a time
and then, leaping to his feet, struck his pre-
server with piece Of drift wood for pulling
his hair in the water. axe
The Louisville Journal makes the follow
ing uVpffcutfun Of ~ssro pbu
The ingratitude of that old rascal finds, in
some respects, 4 case parallel in the conduct
Of Mr.. BUCHANAN. Mr.. Douglas, who al
ways considered Mr.. Buchanan 4 sort of
father, saw that old Buck when he took the
Lecompton plunge,F couldn't possibly keep
his nose above water, and so attempted to
save him by seizing his scanty locks, pulling
them however as gently as he could with the
least hope Of serving him. But old Mr..
Buchanan, with far less prudence than was
exhibited by old Mr.. Moran, did not even
wait to be rescued from the food before
striking his benefactor for plucking him up
by the locks. Mr.. Douglas, if We. were in
your place, We would let the old thing 60
under and remain there, until the bubbles
ceased rising to the surface. ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-24

m KEGS PURE LEAD, JUST RECEIVED Al
lUU MONN 4 NcCLELLANDS.
Counci Bluffs, August S-nlS-u
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CO Speaking Of the last hours of Col.
Benton, correspondent of The Cincinnati
Gazette says: qzsgsfS -
ssMrs. Carey Jones, alone Of his children,
is in attendance. Mrs. Fremont is now on
her way to California, having made visit
here first before starting. Mrs. Boildeu is
with her husband, the French Consul at CAL
cutta, and Mrs. Jacob is in Kentucky, hav-
ing spent the winter with her father. Dur
ing his former illness in the fall, when the
hand of death was supposed to be upon him,
he arranged his private affairs and made his
will. His abridgment Of the debates is
brought down to the Compromise of 1850,
and the last act Of this, his labor Of love,
was tribute to the patriotism and public
services of Henry Clay, with whom he diff
fered on that memorable occasion. s.,e-.
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sssrs, rerfumery, Ssaps, Tca, Tobacco, en-
Snun, Dsushee, Together with . full assertnen1Dl
the most ~ e ~ - z, 81 |Fs4 u
Popular Patent B1edicines.
And IN BRIEF general variety q everything ususliy
kept ut wholesale and retail Drug Establishment
His stock surprises the choicest variety ever offered
to the western People, and they purchases upon terms
which enabe him To sell ut greatly reduced prices
n Phyfcians and Country Merchants supplied upos
the most 1tersl terms. ~.su1x
Mr.. HLLEN will in person pay particular aften.
ton to ting Prescriptions and his extensive ex.
periencfand superior knowledge as practical Drug.
gist VII be guarantee 10 the public sganst ali mis-
takes ~ iions 70 which ignorant and careless
clerks fight render them liable ~
Sto1 accessible at all hours.
n.u IL $3.50 r.-sn 9ANCEY. DYT EN-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-24

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

c. Several Of our citizens have this
Spring planted shade trees around their
Offices, as well as about their residences. In
our opinion, there is no one thing that adds
more beauty to city, than its streets thickly
studded With shade trees, auda the example
Of iMessrs. Cochran, Ev.REfr, BAYLrss,
BALDWIN, McBRiDE, and others, ought to
be followed, until wecan dispute with Cleve-
land, Ohio, for, the title Of Forest City.
ca Our exchanges are somewhat solici.
tous respecting the whereabouts Of John
Candlebox Calhoun, the Lord Protector of
Kansas. A few days since, he was the
greatest little man Of the day-but'now his
name 10 anullisy. tits never mentioned.--
Does the Regent "still live" Or has he gone
down into oblivion, with the wreck of the
Leoompton platform, he did so much to
help build up3 Who knows9
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-24

CO SAN. DILLIS has been piling up the
new Goods in his store, during the past
week, lie has now . superb assortment of
Drugs, Medicines and Notions, that he would
dispose of at reasonable rates. Try him..
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-24

HTWe learn from the Mt. Pleasant
journal, that Mr.. c. B. snoExAkEk, Of
that city, designs establishing apress at Sid
ney, Fremont County, s'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
undertaking. a37g. d. & -ae-I ~. .r7sss sz..t
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-24

~tT Eli fhsyer; mi hast Conversational
Should Should ne sssS hi aefssl he falls Of
NiaEafs, the White nntalns s new Hsmpr
shire, the Atlantic ean, rtymonth rock,
Bunker hill, and I'll history o Aassachu-
oetts.s He added: g man may aasail either
o. all If them with mpunity ,so IL ~ lam
sopcerned.o t
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-24

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

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. 7'f r T5 '"'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-24

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

COUNCIL BLUYYs.
4 - n now OPEl
and wesk seledted stock
1t whoiesase or Retail,
found Drsgs, Medicines,
80 Dye- sssffs, vafnisk, oiasss,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-24

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

CT The American Republicans, of Rhode
Island, at the late election, elected their
Governor and State officers, and a great
majority Of both branches of the General
Assembly. The Legislature will have U.
s. Senatorial vacancy to Senator Al
lens term expir,np next March. 4aH5Ir So
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-24

TO- numerous IN
!, ler, chewing the
iAbaac Cook wor-
H.Cook, in those
although . very
We venture the
Ut been a day for
Judge Douglas
lllions, at least at
y banks. Judge
fMr. Cook's bank,
ler and kitchen. -
ktCook had seemed
ljoynent Of Judge
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-04-24

CT Gen. CuRrENIUs, 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.''
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Q00fh& fet1uuscrys Se9HS, IcB, l0b4CC0, CIXULBs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

Thirfe~nth Ward.-fho XIli.h WARD RYPITBITcI1
ASSOCIATION viii meet a. OpdegdOnts Hall corner ~ 81,
Won aud 0rard-,ts on WEDNESDAY EVENING Nsv 10 -,
ss purpose 0 eetirg Delegates the County Council AID
wsrd ConvsItions. y. ELLIOT Pre.id,nt
H. & BoYp. -
HR sSifn Secretaries.
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NEW PU B l. G. A T o Y s =.
TO BE PUBLISHED DrRise
NOVEMBER
d. APPLET e. Co.,
NJ QlR .-A Us RlQAnMkY

No' 34B And 3fs BKOADWA A1: -, -
THE ABRiDGEMENT Or THE DEBATES OF CON
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GREAT SALE OF
NJ WINTER CLOTHIN
AT OAK HALL,
sraDv-sApg CtorHIvc
Nos ~ and 50 FULTON sod Is, ~ and 40 GOLD-Srs
rs.AbHshea $50
am ready with tie afses s.c-s Of Winter OsyDetA
,a,t has ever been lDsnnfscur-d By one house,
FOR RETAIL ONLY
Nv fns and Heavy OSercos's Business ats,
P.ui.u. and d~srsbs style, nnserse nd,
Az r-sAra, Prfce. {" | defy al conaresiton'
M s,ock consists IN part oi
Fine B,scA and Brown Beaver OversoAa
Fine Black and Co.oEed Goth OSercns's
Pine Plot and Esquinsux Overcos.s
Heavy Pho. and Beaver Oyercos.s.
Pe,eisEsm and W hi:rsy o,sseos<.
Pine Bach Cloth DEsss aud srock Costs
Business Coats sty.s. b-snin lliy nsee.
Peutsoous Of Bach Cloth AID Do~ssn.
Psu.Aoors II French ard Ens'n tsss.ni~re
Rch Nelvs. snd Six Ncs,s
Fine Beaver and tsss1ere 'ess
Boys Black yrest Goats
Boy, Oysrces:s of al knds.
Boys' Jackets ard Pants. Lc.
bsye sl~ays retdy beside la-z- oi LOW-fkitED
CLOTHING Ir.ees that CANT BE REAr' For in-
rood Heavy ONs1costs So 20 80. Bsl f1l CoAs
o. Ss good H-syy Business Cos - soto S1 fcoS "oss-
Ing Pants, : ~ 20 SS n; Vests 81 20 IS. 81.
Fine Cloths Cassnsres, |ssEs he made 70 ordsr o. re
shortest notice.
Furnishing Goods OF every ees-rp;ion.
The House has h'cu tor The GREAT CLcTHfNu
MART for CITIZENS. and Also RANGERS visiting tba
Metropolis. Don's buy uniil yog call a OAK HALL.
y y THEo R. b. pEeRoor.
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, Il

In Press:
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TTNHE AMERICAN AY-SCHOOLU UNION
Il pubashes 600 choice ILLUSTRATED BOokS for Call
and Youth beos the largest collection In the country
They pub.hnss new Book every Saturday norL1s
Eegsrty ustcd be bad without ehare- ~
Addressing the AMERICAS SUNDAY CHoOL UNION No.
LIZ Che.,nu,s., Philadelphia or No SIS BiesdwaS New;
Yort where nav found large assortment OF Bibles and
the devotional used the various Esanses Shurches
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6perial Notifes.

r.. the Republican Ward Associations OF the City
SeW.Yark Owing 20 one or two errors IN me eau 10
ONs~ Me,tinr. pbhsbed in The TRIBUNE ol Monday, We
pubBsh corrected cali for said Primaries, &c and
~, ard As.ocistons be governed entirely b. the
s'nIs.aS c,D JOHN A. KENNEDY,
sohe'' Chairman Of Central Committee.
u BoyD, secre,arie,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

GENiN' srw FIR AND CLOAK STORE.
No. Jo7 Sroaiwsy, St NichoA- Hotel,
Fer the sale Of
LADIES' fUAS and LADIES' CLOAkS.
Tire assortment Of FURS embraces the ricasst sets 81
Russian SABLE. Hudson Bay SABLE. ROYAL EkNISEs
MINK. MARrEN. and choic. stock cf
CHiLDREN'S FuRS.
THE CLOAK DEPARTMENT
Comprises all the
Reisnine Paris STYLES
ard Designs by the odes Of the Bazaar of .he mos. hn
able materials sId trimmings. JOHN ~ GENiS,
No S7 Broadway connecting with Gen,as BA1sAr No SD
Rrn. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

BkoOKLYN Nov. IA meeting OF TINS CoTDt.e VII De heIc
at the Committee Room (Joralenons THIS tTuestay
EVENING, 9Th inst, at u o'clock Members of the Com
tee requesed be- present. business Of Importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

Ward viii meet o. No. sls BT sdway, WEDNEsDAY
EVENING, Nov. TO- at ~ O'clock, for the Pirp"s- OF
cLseTISS sWckKaM lei i'H HOFFMAN
CBAsLfs CHENEY, Secretary r.r.-o.n- -
Seventeenth Ward Republican Association will
q, No. 273 Bowery, on WEDNrsOAf t'hNINo, a =
o'clock elect Delegates 70 the several Convenons P~e
fed in the order of he Central Committee
NV - '' THOMAS LITTLE, President.
wm. A. s.ALLEY, Secretary.
R,pubIicau Association Of the Sixteenth Ward
viii meet WEDNESDAY HNENiNG 18th inst, a. O'clock
eec:ns delegates the City, Counmen AderfnAnic and
School Conventions. Polls open iron. y 20 gocock;
ADAM C. ELLIS, President.
angus @ CaNrsOS' secretarie.
Eighteenth Ward Republican Associntton.-A
TVFkING Nov TO- at 7! O'Clock at T. KIRCHNEaS,
fhsts for the OF eectOe delesses 70 the
Conventions ordered by the General COMMITTEE
B.F. MANlERRE. President
The Twentieth Ward Republican Association will
Lamartile Hall, corner l9,hst aud sthsv., on
WEDNEsI Az EVENING ltth inst, a. o'clock to elect
publican Central Committee. Tae polls viii be open from u
10 Q O'Clock p m. SAMUEL SINCLAIR, President
w.; Ws oR'IsS, r. s9tKKr1, secretsris.
IThe Twepty.second Ward Republican Associa.
SHAY on WEDNESD .Y EVENING, Nov TO- at ~ o'clock,
for purpose Of cecing Delegates 70 the several Conven
tioI the accommodation Of the Central Republ
csu Committee. Polls open from ~ 10 2 O'Clock p.
RICHARD SCOTT, President
S y,i n ,,YsTos s,SCS;oS }secr.tsrie..
Kings County Republican General Committee
at the Committee Room Doraemonst) THIS tTuesiAy)
EVENING, 9Th inst, al u o'clock. Members OF the Com
tee requesed to be- present. ~ business Of Importance
Secretary.