The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09

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ExLAaGxp Tho Daitr NogpazaE af
Council BIutE las Increased ~ dinnefls
SONS; and tsax lcEsly ~ the bscsaraeiesa
OF. Independence. Success to IT, Leg
.lfoiaes LsgssEer. - = $500
/ Tie following Atsicles tesn the Buriing
ton Haue Eys Is good, and sothe roiat--
expresses our sentiments exactly, and
viii apply With q much force loss isw soG
COR fsisndsias 10 these of the HaSk. kgss
sons people never buy anything nm.
less they can get d deduction from the
asking price 81 the seller Such people
arc not always discriminating. They
sometimes rejecta bargain bscaufe the
seller has but enesprice and get yhit by o
seller who has half dozen prices. This
in sveif illustrated IN the nemspagsF btIsi-
ness. by a class OF persons, who, ii offered
a dollar in gold for sevsnty five aSnts IN
:. postal = would insist upon having the
dollar for sixty-hve. Hardly a week
passes that persons do not remit sub
seriptions and ask for deductions in pri
ces for one reason or another, They
want the daily for thrse months for s so
and for six months for 50, because they
have taken the paper long time - be-
cause they are going to take because
| they are friends and ough2 TO have fayors
because they are Sopperheads and want
encouragement, ETC., etc. If we can
! reach them we want to TIL them that
they don't know when they are literally
dealt with-that they are getting as cheap
Ia paper as is printed in the United States
and ought - know it, We print it at a
! low price-not out of favor TO anybody
| that is all bosh--but because We believe
| it IS be our interest to keep the price at
| the lowest possible figure. IN order to get
and keep large circulation. Oar read
| RS do not take the Hawk-Eyc out of ia
vor TO as We are not vain enough TO
! think our friends are SO numerous
| They take it because it supplies want.
and affords an equivalent in news tor the
| money paid. We now giTe warning thai
! i"stead of being LEVIED " in the price OF
the Daily Hawk-Eyc t. s. per year, So for
| three months, upon the next rise ofpFint-
! ing paper. and that we shall do Just ex-
actly as we do now, charge the exact ad
vertised price without favor to anybody.
Hon. Dram FAyILLE.-The appointment
Of Hon Gran Faville, Of Mitchell county,
to the office Of Superin endent of public
| Instruction, has met with general appro.
| baton. For many years Mr.. Favlle was
connected in a responsible capacity with
educational ms buttons. He earned the
name Of & successful educator. In lh57
Ie was elected to the off" Of Lieutenant
Governor, and after serving the State
faithfully and we'll, he retired 10 his farm
in Mitchell county, from which he was
called a few months since to take chaFge
# the educational finterests of he State
ls Secretary Of the Board of Education
He is ripe scholar Popular education
has in him steadlast friend and the
prediction is warranted that the Common
&choo. System under his guardianship
will take no backward step. Register.
A JOKE on Triad. STEVENS A patriot,
lody Of st. Louis is preparing for one @,
tle Sanitary Fairs u wreath. to be com
posed Of the locks of hair of the promi
nent Union member Of the present Con
@reSS. She has written to the honorable
| gentlemen, stating her purpose, and re.
4u"Sting abe tav"ro OF capillary specimens
Among others, Thad. Stevens was the re-
cipent ol a missivc on the subject. 1t j,
| rather n Joke on rhad., urintentiona1
on the part Of the lady. no doubt. n the
. honorable chairman Of WAYS and Mean.
hasn't had a lock Of hair that he could
! call his own for twenty years, but has
turing that period. been Il patron of the
VIZ maker.- Wash. C"rrcep5,stI,nce CTnc0,
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