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u,asmption Of virsin,n sax rsr Cent. Debt.

redemption o. Virginia sax Per osnr. Debt.
max bdsrs of The following ecrhcalss Of dsa1 issued BY
IhS "a Virginia, rcdeeuabe the san day of March, 1874
e,ards period Rot exceeding hitesa years, will
~ AZ co1aaifsi0nsTs e tAe sls ynd' created by
R W. general assembly OF Virginia. passed tho OF
n 49, Will proceed, the drzt DAY Of April, 1855,
hAsLt the treasury % the
d The holders ~ said certificates reqtared
IL DAY april % SURRENDER lne SANE a. me oaee o. he second
$50 90 that day
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FARM FOR sALis-IntendiDg 10 change my residence,
Il which reside, Aliens
Fesh Charles Maryland This contains about
hundred OF land three hundred and hy of which
high of laid down and under
the plough and there fifty In beautiful growth OF wood
enclosed and subdivded and ample
buildings, all nearly order The
excellent and The situation remarkable for aubTiy distant
miles regular landing Pope' creek
the Potomac afordng facility for travel and
wishing purchase address the subscriber Aliens
Fresh office visit him The premises Possession he
had desired. VIM D. MEBRICk.
Mar e-2aw3w
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BaILLrAsr scnEM Ks.

Nhne uekeh slu-haives S3-qaaTiers 81 ~.
Csrdhcates o. packages of "a whole tickets, $50 90
DO do 2shnlf do
DO 40 81 ounr,sr Al ~ m
orders for tickets and shares certificates
above spsadd lotteries viii receive the premp ard
account o. each dFawiRg viii b. sent immediately after
ali VINO order nom m
Address 2, ,. BUCKLEY, Agent
Fob ~ Wilmington Delaware,
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EyN SPRING GOODS.-The subscrberl Just
complete stock and desirable fancy and foreign
variety embracing oade dresses
articles adapted and approaching
such
Elegant style silks in great variety
and other French berages
Floupced French organdes
FlouRced and other French iaconets
Rich snn striped French befages
Plain French beTages all coors
French noasSeline de lanes all caioTs
plain -colored silks all coiors
Enua rich tafeta silks
ls.Eac black de rhineS
Lupin's plain colored sialiies, very hnr
Printed linen cambTIcs for dresses
twisted silks, extra heavy
Plaid nj ped soft null muslins
colored French brliane
Nansook, Swiss mu. musns
Plaid, striped, and plain white acenet cambrics
Linen cambrics and shear lawns
Elegantly embroidered pocket handkeFches
trench embroideres in great variety
Embroidered skirts for open dresses
Corded, grass, and hair skirts, sc.
Together variety other useful aud desirable ar
unnecessary euumerae, but which will be Of
upon the best terms. -
HooE, BRO. & co.
Mar 25-3aw4wl [Intell
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VIM. M. MerriCk,

VIM. M. MerriCk,
ATTORNEY LAW,
No. 80 Louisiana arsnae,
AZ ILL practise Couu Of the nrd states the
Of claims and the several courts Of The District OF Co
lumbia.
nee 27-3iawtf
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DERRY BROTHER Just opened immense .pups sappss
Their stock a w. highest point being complete p az %
paftm.nts throughout
stock marked prices Hence ssl eny or sab,
0ftn who ggogsTtahg
ssitaE S wAsa Psrtsd Nj others ss drawback
+
ne n o inspection invariably ncconnts
KID gloves exchanged or tsken back,
one price only
Good acics prices and fair dealing 70 Be relied al
Additional - ppher arriving daily.
Mar t3--dl0uf
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VERY PLEASANT Summer Rooms TO rent at No.
v 1876 18th street, between and f.
Mar 6-diw
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A~ PsrtnsTship.-s supreme conrt a the unirsd
" ROBERT T. WALKER LOUIS IANfN have formed
uaftassNhp, arm ~
coou ~ usss.S ese~.
ths
% a New Nofk, 81 New onssns
Jan ia--eo3m e.s Isis Il.
~ 81 Isisna Of Cubs, from fr nsosr
ia rsble spanish anhontes, vh geographical chronological,
Masch YRAsCK TAYLOR
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John o. Sargent IL Charles Albert,

John D. Sargent S Charles Albert,
Attorneys and Cola,seilors-at- Lar,
IAVE associated for the prosecution Of professional
departments of claims
Of In the District Of Columbia.
WAsHINGros, d. o.. March "a, 1855.
Mar 25--eod3m
Ew SPRING GooDs.-Just received, and ready for
suitable for spring wear which prepared make the
mo- approved styles, and al the shortest notice
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Merchant Tailor
Pennsylvania avenue, between Az aud 9th
Mar 2-eodlm
HATS HATS. HATS just received large and
Ill fashionable gents travelling hats and caps which
WI for sale at extremely low prices at
BUTT b uOPKINS'S,
Temple Of Fashion, of6t street and Penn ay,
Mar 2-eo2wif between Browns and National Hotels
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALT The block nfbuild-
Y ngs known the Union Buildings" and now occupied
newspaper establishment They situated
street lih aud fronting cay Fem
The is 10 by l59 feet deep The
properly susceptible Of division and Encouragement and Its post
Avenue yearly increasing The time Of the
the l September which day possession
may he had
Also that large threeory house lh Top
pose the Office, and doors south Of streetl
house 18th west next door 10 the
government building the of n and nth streets
be sold private sae 10 the
WV w Amt 10 CHI. II. wIsDER,
OF l7th and G streets,
Mar 2O-2awtl5 May
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Nptctntfes.
NOD silver fine steel and plated specacIes glasses &c. of
VI all focuses with peioca perScopc, and paraboa glasses
peculiar selecting
adapted 10 the eyes OF wearers ... -.--.-. ---
Nj. w. GAIT BRO.
32i Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
Jan s-u
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: PRrse STYLE Of Gent's Dress TIA ror 1855 wiu
q be Intr0ducrd which fr heauy, style, AVID
unsurpassed Aso, me pssn'ed caizaed bri hs the Temple
uC Faghfon, BUTT a HUPKtN5's
Corner Of 9Th and Pennsylvania avenue,
Mari between Browns and National Hoteis.
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INFORMATION whNfED,--ltny one having knowledge Of
OF General James Hamilton,
Carolina, The Clay duel
very greatly obge by forwarding Information
addressed to Albany, Georgia
the Hon Robert Toombs and Alexander H. stephens
Mar S-3tdScp. JAMES w. THORNBURY,
NEW Novel by the anthor OF . Mary Barton''-Narh
" The author of Crawford The M0orla Cot
80 sc, Price 81 " ceuts.
Kings Queens Lie in the Palace BY Jno Cabbou
Price 81.
Just published aud Ter sale at .. i. ...-...
TAYLOR n NAURY,s
Bookstore, Ninth street
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CARRIAGE and Horses for saie-A pair uf beautifully
W matched northern family carriage Together
nt6cent built modern carnage.
n great value, bing young and gentle. Tn
used twelve months, and
and perfect n fret purchased
fpr wii sell them
Apply 10 WV. r. DOVE, Coal dealer, F.rst wards
Nov 10 diff
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The National Hotel
IN this ey VIII be- rcoened for the reception Of guests the 2h
The Of kitchen uen 10
the building ~ he dining
rooms add greatly and e. guests
The the afford
srvd 10 the best style aud labor will be pared
house, every respect,
The subscriber, therefore, that ubc will
patronage which has always extended
the winter
mr. amer the 2uh, by calling Al The Hotel.
e. %. WILLARD.
rwaSHsaroS CrrY, November IA, ls54
Nov LIFT
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TUE Musical Review contains annually
dred pieces Of music besides % critical
and entertaining eadng also, york published In
chapters by Lowell Mason mhodsiug the practical results
piled practical teaching Of his experience during long and
author aud teacher OF And
Review only dollar yar, six for five dol
Anybody feing IL
invited clubs and forward subscriptions Pub
hed onghuy Specimen copies sent receipt Of 1--WE Cent?
postage stamps,
Address post paid Mason Brothers, % Row.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13
Arrival from Utah.

a few days since, twenty -six Elders ar
rived from Utah, as Missionaries to differe at
parts of the United States AM Europe
They were 6fty days crossing he plains, and
had rather hard journey. Thes grass on the
first part Of the route was dev0nred by crick-
cts, and on The latter par. it had been killed
By frosts, so that their animals had to subsist
N sc.nty ralions tbs whole distance and
were much reduced. They disposed of them
here and departed Immediately BY steamboat
and stage, to their different destinations
They bring quite favorable reports from
Utah. Notwithstanding the ravages by crick-
e.s and grassnobpers, there will be enough
raised to take Them through TO another har-
vsss; bat the people have had 10 be perse-
vering and industrious, and many have had
~ put in their crops the second and thirl
time. The health is good. The Indians
through the Territory were quiet and peace
ably disposed. The public works were pro-
crossing finely. The emigration was coming
In when they left, in fine condition, having
had no difficulty with the Indians on the route.
We are also in receipt of letters fsomSec-
rotary Bsbbitt and others, bat no news ofspe-
Gial interest. Flour was still selling 1t So, 90
PSF hundred.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13

We clip from The Iosa State Gazette of
the 4th inst, the particulars of the location
Of the Lunatie Asylum: 'The location
the S ate Lunatic A,ylum was made at Mt
Pleasant during the first part uf this week
Governor Grimes, Judge johnson and DR.
Clarke, tie Committee held meeting at that
place for the purpose of selecting the site
and commencing the work imm ediately.--
We learn that moss eligible and and COM
manning SPOT Of ground has been fixed ur n.
l. is much higher than any of the surroun
ing untry and is most favorably situated
with reference TO water, tim ,er, and build
in mate. ial. They have established Su.
perintenjency at Mr. Pleasant and nil! push
tie work toward To a speedy completion
They will re no pains TO make the Asylum
building superior TO any other in The United
States. As it is the Latest SO thew intend il
shall be the best. 1t will cost $225 200 When
complete! and will present an imposing ap-
pearance. This will be IN additional orna
ment TO the Prairie City, and great bene-
faction to the State at large.
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Election in Nebraska.

Whiist lying here fat upon our back, suf-
fsrins like old Job, slightly cursing our more
than hard lot, Frank comes in with the agree
able intelligence OF Inc election of Chapman.
Well that was enough for one afternoon, 60
We gave boy quarter to take out our old
hat, throw it up and hollow oil! be got tired
We as Democrat have very many and
very good reasons for rejoicing in the defeat
Of Bennett which We shall take pleasure in
rs-counting 81 some future time, should it
become expediens.
Out with the fancy chickens of every color
and meantime, We will give banter,
CROW, CHAPMAN, CROW!
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13
M0veme nts Of Gen. Hnraey.

Gen Harvey was TO leave Fort Laramie
on the 29th, 10 establish a military post on
While River, about half way between Lara
mie and Fort Pierre. Ten com tanies of troops
-four of Dragons and SIX of Infantry
were 10 accompany him. The Infantry
would be left to Garrison the new post, and
the Dragons are TO return 10 Fort Laramie.
But another object in taking this large force
inlo the field, MAS to ehastise the alinnecan.
JOS Indians, who were regarded as the most
insolent and hostile Of the tribes in thai re-
gion.
Shortly after The battle of Blue Water
Gen. Harvey held talks with the Oligalla
and Brule bands of the Sioux, in which ihry
agreed to deliver up The murderers oi The
mail party, and to conine themselves TO
prescribed district If country. Gen. Har-
ney sent word 10 Little Thun,ler chief
of the party engaged in the bate of Blue
Water-th,t # nc behaved himself he should
not be niolested. IL hls been g-, orally sup
posed that Little Thunder was killed in the
hattie of Blue Water, but this was MT the
case. lie CSC ped unhTrt. ALI the D, isnners
taken in that battle-some seventy women
and csitiren-hase been SEN to Fort Kearn.
ley. One OF the Indians Concerned in the
massacre of the mail party. called Spotted
Tail, was III the battle Of Blue Water, AID
received ionr wounds--two pistol shots pa,s-
ing throdgh him and receiving two sabre cuts
and still b, escaped on the horse Of tra-
COON, which had probably thrown its rider.
II was tn general impression q the Fort
that there would be no more fighting. The
presence of so large an armed forcc seens to
have had most salu tary effect upon the In
di&ns, and they will be glad enough 70 keep
quiet. There was report that tho Indians
had attacked aud killed the party Of Sir Geo.
Gore, but the report il noticed only to dis
credit It. The rumor was not believed ut Fl.
Laramie, and il improbable in its very ma
tnrs; Sir Georges company consisting Of q
large number Of mountainees, Who could
whip any Indian foros likely to be brought
against them.
The winter had Get in with great SEVERITY
at Fort Laramie, ice was formed about the
middle Of September. On the 5th ot Oct.
. great snow Storm WAS experienced By the
party. Ii lasted for several hours.
The Military Court Martial, ordered fur
| the trial of Capt. Howe and others, had bean
dissolved without proceeding to the basipess:
before 1t, on account of irregularity ia the,
order constituting it.
Col. Sumner, in .command OF sewn een-
paniss OF ths LIS o. s. sCassl1, uAs n~s
near Fert kearney. a yeaAs for II LAFsnlie.
Several HUNDRED aea 1870 q wesh - ~.
Riley. ia cha baiiding q qaaxtese for the
lssse fierce ss,v startsnSAi sss6re. Il 10 prom-
.sd that sbsy will - inaasss,s = = early
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13

Mr.. j. A. jackson informs MS that on We'd
nesday Evening, the l4h instant, he viii
open his large and spleaded store-room, just
completed anu opposite the Pacific House,
by u w. general social paTty % his friends
No distinct inyitati, MS are 10 be made, blu,
all MS friends are Invited AID viii BE- vel
cousess~@
Refreshments sill he preplre by G. A.
Robinson AMI lady, IN the secon soy
Music BY Orton's Banl.
We opine there will be graceful ga'her-
ing of ladies, with pTofusion of manlin~ss
80 look after them. But, alas We cannot
% there 70 enjoy oa-seIf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13

Our streets are daily throngcd with emf
grants intending to locate in Western Iowa
and Nebraska. The emigration, this fall,
has surpassed that OF any other season, with
. view Of permanent settlement on our broad
and expansive prairiss. This country Of
fsrs superior Inducements to farmers. me
ehsnio, merchants and common laborers.
II makes NO difference what they produce,
everything finds = ready and salable mar
ket, as sxtrsvagant prices, and the country
Is not, - yst, half supplied with the nscessa-
riss OF comfort aud convenience. Come on,
all you that are in nsed, thousands OF acre.
Of he choicest land. are still vacant and
anculsirated, awaiting The hand Of industry
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13
HOME.
Br W. WEBSTER CLAFLIN.

Earth may boast h.r ruined scenes
OF beauty. rich and rare,
Her boards Of wealth and glitt'ting gems
That sparkle everywhere
But steered by fortunes hand along,
Whichever say roam,
find no SPOT so dear to me
As my old cottage home
II is rot hard 10 gather friends
Our lourneyiugs too cheer
F,isnds for dav but friends in name
Unlike the near and dear
Th- cherished few who cluster round
Th~ old ancestral seat,
Where. tired of all the cares Of life,
We rest our weary feet.
The heart will oxn no intercourse
With hattering smile and word,
But .nrn to more genial place
~ here Loves soft tones are heard
A moths.'s smiles are not foreoC-
A fathers lessons kind
Such love aud kindness we may search
The world in vain to find.
Dear Home though NAV wander far,
Aud traverse land and sea,
Thou'lt ever be the dearest spot
IL this wide world to me.
III not forget these cherished friends,
The constant and the true.
Who shared my early cares and Joys,
Though often finding new.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13

Look OUT roh ScoUSDREL.-Mr VIM. G..
Ewing, of this county. was in Hardin county,
Iowa, week before Last, AMI while there, sold
horse TO maa protesting to be cattle
dealer. In exchai &c he received what az
forwards turned out To be counterfe il money,
of the basest kind $500 on the Bank Of
6eausua, Painsville, Ohio; one $40 bill on
the BaUk of Iront"n, Ohio, and three bogus
half dollars. The scoundrei IS described rs
tall, spare man, light complexioned, sandy
hair, slow in speech, aud shows his teeth con-
siderably when sp aking.
Our Iowa nei ghbors would do we'll 10 look
out fer him; and We request our ex, hanges
III that state to give publicity to the facts
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%. IosseA 4 Csssci, D;sk racket

%. xpsseA = CeSeci, 0'sas racket
We harm from M ST. Jossph Gasstte
sene gratifying intelligence, IN ssgard to
the paSkss that i baild:ng. intending 70 ply
between this point and St. Joseph. .Ths
new end splendid packet v hich 10 nov being
built q Louisville, KY, bya company Of
gentlemen IN This city, j. q s. called the
eontanells, after the chief Of the Onahas.
Logan foutanslle. This an old A fsmiliar
name on the frontissa Fonianells, the faith
q Of No hate chief, was 1 famous French
Trader, ard eosrishsdd 6oss cry 5ss -.
The aams i eapha.sess md apSsspos =
the .rade.
The Fontanelle will be completed by the
first of January, and will enter the trade as
soon as the river opens. She will leave ST.
Joseph every Monday at 4 O'Clock, p. M, and
Council Bluffs on Friday al 100 clock, u. m,
and will stop at all intermediate points,
Freiahts will thu. be taken directly through
at the very lowest rates, as she will connect
here with st. Louis packets, aud passengers
from above may rely on her time with conf
dence.
Ii is the intention of the company to pro-
cure If possible, charter from the presen
session of the Legislature and Il necessary
to put another boat in Immediately and thus
to haze in actual operation semi-weeky
packet line from Council Bluffs to ST Louis
This is a matter OF much Importance to the
entire upper county, and will no doubt meet
the support which it merits. The advanta-
almost incalculable."
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FLOWER SEEDS nv NAIL.

NOTICE is h-rshy given that will APP
II pear at the Land Ofhcs in Sioux City, on
the 9Th "a, OF DEC inter, a D. J. 80. 10 prove
pmv preemps'on on The South West fraction
al quarter of seetion :, in tow nship es. North
range II West; the East half of which Ia, been
located by Military Bounty Land Warrant
No 43494 Of act Of SO, and he West half en-
tered by Jesse Williams, of Fairfield Iowa.
LOUIS bENOiST.
E36w4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13

We sss plsassd TO call Ne attention OF ou
business men. this weak, 70 he advertise
nsats OF ]. 3. JsaaisEA St. JopIh, NO.
He has ono Of The largest and best selected
stock II groceries o. the Missouri, and foa
chespnaA ds6es conpsti,ioa. Those hsv
iss.AAdts1 transscsasas with Mr.. j., will
find hisfa candid and apishs dealer. Give
hin sx,l
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13

~ Hon. Bernhart HEM will Tease &C
cept our thanks Tor several very h'eresting
Public D cuments, and amons u number,
part second OF the report If the xporsti"n
of the Amazon, with &C :omranyns Maps.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13

j. G.. LAUROE,
Carpenter, Jaiuer, aud Master Builder,
CorxCIL BLuFFs. Iowa
- AViNG permanently located himself
I'LL / in the above place, he is prepared to
give attention to all calls and demands in the
line of his profession
Business respectfully solicited, and satisfac.
tow reference given.
Council Bluff Iowa Oct 3, 1885 n3itf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13
Cash wheat and a Grist Mir.

HAVING pnt the we'll known Hermitage
Grst Nj i'll in good running order and sscur d
the services Of Thomas Hampton, we'll and ia
vorubly known as Miller IN this section, So
lict share Of public patronage The mill is
situated 3 smiles North Of Council Bluffs Oh the
Pigeon Greek.
n. b Il will pay Cash for wheat at highest
market prices. delivered At the mill
A J. WILLIAMS. Proprietor.
Hermitage Vii l. Rockyfo d, Pottswatt"ni~
county, Oct d. S. v5n33tf
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St. Louis. Nov.


The excursion train. consisting Of lars,
which left here Yesterday morning, Tor JET
ferson city, on the occasion, OF the opening Of
The Pacific b. B. to that point, met w;th Uf.o
Of the most terrible accidents on rt,cord -
While the train WAS crossing 6asconade ris-
or about lou miles from this city, .he fridge
gave way, precil itating 10, omotiys and toa
cars distance OF p to 80 feet. u,warda
Of 100 people were on the train, smonr WHOM,
were many Of our first and most influential
citizens.
So far as ascertained, though We haye mn
FULL acc 'unts from the scene of disastar nm
wards of 20 were killed outright. AMI r..
tween 20 aud SO were badly wounded. 4.
mong the killed Ii Thos. ). O'Sal.ivan. -
chef engineer OF the road, who VA On III
locom. tive At The ,iue and several Of our -
prominent citizens also. Fortunately 49,
was no wsser where the bridge brofe. sl.-
the number drowned would have ben -.
mense. A train Is sxpectsdto srriys -
the bridge this P. H. when welcome q lsrs5
the full extent Of the accidsas
Washi.gtos, Nov. q
Various coueradietoSy rspsew ars In CT.
oulation reessdisg Lisu&. tsn. Soutrs NV.
and that OF esqaify Abtks paynasters d.,
that tho leuyeS ip my dispstxh are cosrece.
the reeesyis snow him % IS eniitled - All.
ADS en- the lst al Get, last, no allowance ~
ing made for the fims when b comn aa6a
ths A1t1en aivisian Of the asmy II nsrisns
His pay ID addition 70 thas Of Mai. Gse-~sl.
j. Oh, 400 pSr year. Gen. ssoss ciainu ~ q
600 srrssrsges.
POPULATION OF DuBuQrK. oea.uah1
DIALOGUE, just taken, $40 W. pesolaacr ~
lSk06, end u 10 sonSidessd 81 y - ~
1900 u 6wslling houses cesld 6 - S
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13

CT Professor A. D. Bache, superin'e end
ent Of the United States Coast SURVEY, please
accept our acknowledgements for favor Of
copy Of Coast Survey for 1854 We found
the volume extremely interesting.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13
A PRIVATE SALE!

TNHE frnai~tan HOUSE, Iranstin. Cass cou u
", is held al private sale. and will be sold
at bar gain This is the best tavern stand r
western Iowa. ami for business facilities, can
MOI be surpassed by any location ia the est
For further par iiculsrs. enquire ( w. C.. C"ff
on the premises w. c. CROFT & co.
Iranis,.n. 0et 30 IS n34tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13
STRAYED.

nn Sirayeh from Council Bluffs, SEINE
Time in 'he month OF May last Nv o
0A yearIing Hiefers. One deep r'd'
The other red with some white spots on IT. ANY
person knowing there whereabouts Will cnn'er
gre favor by leaving word at the Pos ONCE
s. EGGLESTON.
Oct 80, SIS. h'au
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-13

ey We are under. obligations to Hon A.
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