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Sunday School Convention.

Convention ot the lrenls o. ia" Sunday School
viii be held in ii, city. commencing June jh
cI e. 2. NJ. and continue ia session two day, Ia
ieiic4 all are jpaf I'd.
The object OF the Guuver tion i. 10 aNuson deeper
interest," in The SUNDAY Schao genelally hun spc-
cia reference had the wants Of S1uthar1 uuI South
Western Nn4inia. and to me Missionary hbor Of he
American Sunday 5 ,houl onion in TIL. sec ian
SPFAKERs SECURED FIX the OccAsIoS.-Rav. I II.
Stockton, b D.. OF tie Prot. Meth Church Bttim re;
Rev. Wm. s. Wine y. u, rf tie Presbyterian Chnch
Lexiugto'; Rev l. NJ Lee, d D., Editor of The K CHI
mpnd Christina Advocate; Rev. j. +. Edwards. OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Ricrmonj.
tNvirFn Rur NOT YEr nEARp TRaM 1T R.v. Bl,h-
op Mand, d ~ Drv. r. i. G. ZONES. lIapi-., Norf5lh
Hon Wm Z. Rvrs, and Hon. I !. / 3Bruoy.
Convention by Rev. b. s. Bi.-eil, Ne, You ,ity;
Rev. W \. Pendlefon, Philadelphia AMI Rev +. a.
Giiswnld, Baltiuarc.
\. B.-Ah persnns coming l. the tonventnrn nud
making it known t" the Conductors of tine N,rgju amt
Tennessee aud Southsidc Raj ruads md receive free
ticket for the trip hnncward
Arrangements VIII - ma lie FIR the Fl4tr entertain
rnrnt OF all while in the city
Ministers and Edi.o rIease give de Convention
public notice.
q. y BENTON Sap't S. :. Missionary,
In belHf Of Rsy. ]. d. Mt,hel, IL, I. Il Vaughan,
Roy. ]. l. Prchard. Rsv. Alex. D,ntraan, Rev. W W
Nalher and many ulher1.
*DouBrFrL Should he be nnnbr Ia a t'nd, Ma. }.
T. H. c.ton. Of tie Nirgiui, Militia Institute" i, rN
rrcrrd 10 take his pmre. nay % CIV
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Forwarding ~ Commission BUSINESS.

INiiE subscriber having puiclHsed tho interest Of
Nj q, Pcuyinhn. IN the concern of Lee & Co,
vii continue lac Forwarding and Comm sson usinoss
il thcr old stand on the dock.
ll- location give. him superior advantages over any
otbtr Forward ng House in the Gity,ns he il but few
.narcs at level eioet4 tiom thn landing, ct the Bnlt
u,ofr, lbldtlpho md New nrb Scumrrs. md New
York ana BOSTON lnot'ts md IA subjected 10 the low
~ duyaec rcco 1rd by tho CIV Ordinance; whrrrns
raods shipped by those orntc tn Basin drny-
I'd Is miles rough paved directs, thereby
subject II gr alter damage H. veil increased cost.
tni The hctfrr unJr Outstanding 81 Charge he will put
eaod+ on h,ard eanal huet4 from vessels stchmcrs
NJ cents nnr l09 lhs.r provided however. tlrt no
charge Tor single shipment sim belosa than twenty
hsr cents Tor comml.son mud dlnyngc. Seven coats
~ uure trcqucrtl charged or dnyagc ulono To the
lnsu, and i've cont il r,thrr lees than the average
cost 81 hluliaa thrro by tin Odd punec.
robact md ot cr produce shipped about lnlf the
ciargea ch1t,rd by tles' lornted the Basin
Persons shipping tobnccn other produce my al.
lrcs, viii 10 well II -hp by Nj rcrtyiohn's line ui
bonrs thry directly into the Doc, for up louds
wilh"ut drlre 1t ~ uhir.
Having porirncc in thr business Il fifteen years.
he Anu,rs hin- III that hernn give satisfaction to all
who uny cutIu.t fhcir buanr>- 10 him.
Ctarsc On goods invariably follow Them 10 destua-
lou.
~ Particular attention given 10 tho sle Of Mcr
chauIisr and Produce.
moy2 dts ~ Al FIRED s. LEE
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1Leppd Case Of SEDUCTION.

During the last few days much excitement
has prevailed at Pittsbnrg, in consequence of an
alleged attempt of Mr.. Jeremiah Mckibben, of
Philadelphia to shoot his brother in law, Mr.. Isaac
Craig, of Allegheny city, against whom he pre-
ferrcd serious charge. The Pittshurg Dis
patch has the following version Of the painful af
fair:
Mr.. Craig. a few years ago. married n daugh-
ter of Chambers Mckibben, Esq, at one time
postmaster in this city, and since with his som
proprietor of the Merchants Hotel, Philadelphia.
In November last another daughter of Mr. Mcllih
ben Ia deaf and dumb grl was on a visit to her
sister in Allegheny for month, after which she
returned home. Last week it asceraned
that she had been for some months eHcieHte, and
on being questioned she charged her brother in
law with being her seducer. Her father and
brother Immediately came here removed Mrs.
Craig to the residence of her aunt, at SewckY,
during her husbands absence, and on meeting
him, on their return, the shooting affair alluded
TO came off. Since then Mr.. Mckibben, has in
stituted civil action against Craig for seduc-
ton. claiming twenty thousand dollars damages,
upon which Mr. Craig ION Tuesday afternoon) sur
rendered himself to the sheriff without rendering
bail. and now remains in his custody. 1t is due
to the accused to state that he denies the guilt
imputed to him. and alleges that he was in search
of the Messrs. MeKbbn to make the sam state
ment to them, when attacked. The whole case,
owing in great degree to the social position of
all the parties, has created great exeitement,in
the community, and deep feeling against the
accused.
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y Tho undcrsignod, VIM hns Ind n large practical
experience in III" prosecution OF Cld against the
Goncml Government, oilers his services tho Sol.
dic,s aud their " dows. and the Minor Children, of
lhnsc engaged in the War of 1912. and all wars since
l79o, ~ well ma for Revolutionary Soldiers and their
Nud w..
His ehurs ct IN a shall be moderate and payn
lie when lie gcls the vibrant or money, and he viii
nov, lie ALVIN hat, pay all collections nne
,lintcly.
He hn, he Roll. Of the old Soldiers a, they stand Mt
the Department Washington, and his acqunut nee
aud aeites ut the Pension Office is probably better
Ihan any one in Nirginiu.
The highest market price in cash will be paid for
land Warrant - wish tc purchase 100 0J0
mn23 iGily CIiAS W. STATHAM.
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OFFICE OF THE } X. K. X Co, !
Mny L., IQE.

May lst 1850.
tNOR the purpose Of rcniring LOCKS Nos. 20 IL 40,
l. the First Division OF the Canal tho navigation
will be stopped ut those points tho Goth inst
snndo~n and will MOI he opened again until the 18th of
June. 1t viii then remain open until the27th Of June,
when it will ngan be stopped at LOCKS Nos 10 and
l6 until the 10Th of July
For the purpose ot aging new floors in LOCKS Nos.
aud &, the navigation will be stopped between those
three LOCKS on tic pond inst, and be opened agan
On tho Monday following
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
E L. CIIINN.
may9 dSr m SuD't Of Repairs
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Arriral Of the North Sig accident 10 the ST
L0uiS.
New York; June 1.-The steamer North Star,
from lIavre, arrived here to day, but with no
later dates than those by the Pacific. She
Drought one hundred passengers.
The steamer St. Louis arrived out on the
morning of tho 10Th inst, materially dameg ed by
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running against uuceberg of Grand Banks
Her bows were badly stove in but sufficiently
above water n'arI, to allow her IL proceed on her
voyage.
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Dissolution.

TNHE concern ofCamp \ Crawford Is this day dis
/ solved hy mutual consent. Al persons having
claims against The viii present them To T. d
Crwiard f5r payment; Ihasr indebted the concern
will make payment tho same, lac having purchased
said J. CAMPS interest in the concern.
ANDREW J. CAMP.
THEODORE Il. CRAWFORD.
Nny 10. 1853.
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WECKEIsSIlAN'S

I,'OR enclosing Public Squnres, Cemetery Lots, Dwell
j lings, Cotrnges. &c. Window Guards, Tree Boxes,
a.. sold the manufacturers prizes. Specimens
oan be at my Marble Works.
jan - dScly JNO. b. GADDESS
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fs'1lh hrfn Of Gregory Il Royal wns Dissolved 4
I the anth April last Either partner may I'll
name Of the nncern ia closing up he business.
JAS b. GREGORY,
JAS. T. ROYALL.
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PITT MA n
PETERSBURG. VA.
WILLS a PITTMAN,

(lntry of the firm Of Wills, Len ~ Browney)
M ILL give tlrr attention 10 the sns ard purchase
v al all articles Of Agricultural Produce, Farming
cmplcments, &c, and purchase for order and sell for
commission NIL articles of Groceries, Ne &c; receive
md forward Goods, and net ns general Commission
Agents ian 3.dacIv
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Commission and Forward q
PANNILL & SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
PnfepS Ina ~ Vn.

DARTlCuLAR attention paid to sale and purchase
Of Wheat. Flour, Fuhaeco, and merchandise gem
rRlty Advances mads consg uments.
"n. rANNuL nrNrr rANSiLL JOSEPH rANsILL
mug 2EdsclS
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M AGKEREL-A fresh supply Of AIarkrrel ilst
w received and for sale at the Family Grocery
by raq 2s-t4 I'D. CRAWFORD.
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LONDON PORTER AGENCY

M off, Tor snlc agents OF AIessr4 Hubert of
w London, 500 cass. Of beet London Porter pints
mad quarts; 20o casks OF Scotch Ale, which will sell
IA TIN imported Gle cau be had in the country
EDMOND, DAVENPORT d. co.
lunr Dim Richmond.
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n. 4. STlIsDuVANT,


Richmond Va
DRACTISES in all tho Gourt4 Of Rrhn n Olty
4 nm ia the Gounties al lielrico aud Turnover
II thu capacity at nol"ry public will ntteud 10 lnking
nekuuwlrIgm at deeds. drpnsitinns, A. &c, All
professional duties promptly di-chniGcd. Office
nt of Bank md lrh streets Opposite Capitol Squire.
Z L In
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Family Grocery.
1,IJI GRDfERIE,S.

TEHE susrriber hns ON hrni and i. constantly receiv
! ing Mt ms NEIP STORE, under the Warwick
House, II cuilulrtn assortment Of
FihILI GROCERIES,.
consisting every Gle suited families of the y"ry
best that could be prpcurel which calls the
tim sflhe bir feeling that he give salts
fncion all who call on linn both in quality and
pgces. THEODORE d. CRAWFORD.
mayl5ts
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rnRAslIE,sS NnoRsE

w POW EkS.-Nc furnish NJ Factory prices Bald
wins, Sinelaii- md Whiunars Thmslrrs, wifh Iron
Cylinders aud Se'fOiliue BoSes. mud Lever nd Rail.
Why Powers
TIIOS. BRANCH & SONS. Petersburg.
rnuy - BRANCH \ co, Richmond.
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IVAN MILLS Moniconery's Bamborpugh's mi
L Grants Premium faus lor snr bv
TiIOS. BRANCH K SONS Petersburg
may - BRANCH & CO, Richmond.
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'l,o J0URNEYMEN TsNNE.ss.-

rhNO B0URN WHEN FEN NEsss-
h Wanted two good Jonreymrn Timers. to whom
good 0ngos and con,innt employment vii be given by
early application t. the subscriber.
may 20 c. s. BLISS.
NOTICE TO BOAENEN--ru winter will
be drawn from the Canal bet Sceu Lock No 80
and the Com med Locks. the Jo-hua Fails Pond
Saturday NIGHT the 18th May, in order repair Lock
Ne. 80, and VIII be kept oil for about weeks
JAMES NJ. HARRIS.
Sup Repairs. ID Division J. K & X. Canal.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAIN,
For Salt Lake City, Utah.

THE Undersigned purposes fitting up an ex.
tensive passenger 94 hn lof 1aah nrsn.red 70 s1
to take 500 pass engcrs, and viii only charge
$50 e, each :s w Each at Ts sas
good rife, one double-barreled gun, and one
revolving pistol.
will pay the highest prices for 18th the fslos
ing property-to wit: 200 hesd .. gI1a envsTsd
and properly finished aud furnished lo9yoke
Of cattle. from tot year Old ;a 80 yssos sGos Hor iEon
sas - ReniSss: 5f Side Saddles. quilted seats;
AiecI loo young men w2nted d-nonc need np-
I ply unless we'll recommenaed--for which will
pay $50 per month, Tn the meantime, arrange
ments viii be made in Great Salt Lake City,
Or the comfort and convenience Of ull that ac-
company me through, and there will be no
poins spared. to make the journey both happy
ond agreeable, and welcomed entrance into
Great salt Lake City.
g. PETER A. SARPY:
Belleyiew, Nebraska, Jan. 90, lo55-n33-u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
lEcE 70 Sp0RTsMtRE
ikepxibsr & row IL Isoeigt Of Do"ole

l. and 1ilsnIS pistj j. u 1lt tlDgG.
Nlsys double water proef central fine caps;
Coxe's ground edge caps. :,
Shot and bullet pouches, powder TASKS of all
sizes, gsEe bags, &c., also superior powder.
I have on hand, aud am constantly making
rifles OF oil sizes, both double aud single.
Particular attention paid to putting up globe
and telescope rihes.
Gun makers materials for sale.
G. GOVE.t
N. B. AS much has boen said through thf
Europesn Journals about the extraordinary
range and accuracy of rifles used in the French
army, and thought by some to be far superior to
any mad. in tho United States. To persons
hahing such views and wanting rifles for lon
ger ranges, beg leave to say that am redy
TO furnish them with rifles equal in power and
accuracy to rifles made in any country. II there
are any doubling minds, wish them to come
forward aud be convinced by practical demon
stratious
C. COVE.
Council Rluffs. Sept. l2ih, "a no5l If.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
L AN d. For SaIe!!
Goo Acres Of Choice Land,

r YING Directly on the Great Thoroughfare
- between the Mississippi and Missouri Rly-
ers, in Dallas County, Iowa, on Coon River,
,wenty- weight miles West by railroad from the
Capital of the State, viz.Ft Des Moines. 1t is
situated in healthy and fertile part of the
State, and on the direct route from Fort Des
Moines to Counci Bluff City; mid way between
The towns OF Fmnham and Wiscotta. There
are several Mills In successful operation within
three miles from the Farm. There are about
Two Hundred and Sixty Acrer Of choice Tim
Der (Which joins the prairie, with stock water,)
consisting of Black and White Walnut; White,
Burr and Black Oak; Linn, Cottonwood and
Hickory, and about Eighty Acres under In
provements, with good fence, and other lots at
tached to the premises Houses, Stables and
first rate spring of living water within few
steps of the house. There is agood Mll-site
on the tract, aifording sufficient water all the
time for Mills and Machinery. Also plenty of
Stone and Stone-coal Cows, young cattle, hogs,
far ming implements, Sc, &c.
The Proprietor George b. Warden will be
found at his residence near Irish Grove, Mckay
Post Office, Dallas County, Iowa. Also for sale
by the undersigned, six hundred and eighty
acres of Land, situated in Guthrie CO., Iowa, at
Bear Grove This is the old stage-station on
the head Of Middle River about halfway be-
tween Ft. Des Moines and Council Bluff City,
being in wuship seventy eight, and seventy
uine, ranges thirty two aud tnir y three, fine
Tavern Stand, aud a beautiful stream ofliving
water ruaning through it -four hundred acres of
this tract is first class timber) which is for sale
Orient, being on the State road on reasonable
terms. 1t Is also on the Rock Island Railroad
from the Mississippi to the Missouri river, with
aplenty Of stables and suitable bujidipgs for
public house attached.
Address Mckay r. O.. Dall.s f;n a. : ,,,.-' !,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

SARGEANT BLUFF & NEBRASKA FERRY
COMPANY would say to the public that
y their ferry is being put in readiness for
the Spring Emigration to the Northern part of
Nebraska, Utah and Californla, anG that the
road is now beng bridged FROM Fort Dodge
West TO the terry At Sergeant Bluffs. and !Afi
general satsfac ton to the travelling public that
call al their ferry. The route to Utal, and CAL
fornia is up the South side ofthe Running Wa
ter to the head, thence across the ridge fifteen
miles, TO Fort Laramie, a distance from Sergeant
Bluffs TO Fort Laramie ofabout $50 niles
Sargent Bluffs, Oct. Is, 1854 i;-H7-f
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
Love.
BY RANDOLPH,

Every heart must have shrine
Worshipping with love divine.
Souls must ever blend in one,
AS the brooks together run.
Stars that shine upon the river
Weakening answering star-gleams ever |;
Wild flowers where the fountains dow.
Kiss the flowers that sleep below.
Thus do mortals ever find
Answering soul and kindred mind
Feelings blended into one,
AS the brooks together run.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
NOTCH.

20 80 ~ NUTICK. - Fs7lE8 E7T7ss@8 =
LII psrsous ars hsrpby warned not TO pur.
- chase any town lot OF lots lying in the hol-
TOW below The powder magasine, elaiadsd ~
W1sD. Brown. 4. j Heassep. Or Hepness
BaldSin. Test, or Larimer, as the same are tie
psop(rty Of tho SSlaas Of @. %. Mynsssr dsceas.
-, Ard proceedings are nov instituted in chan
.eesy = annnu thar title - the same was fraud
MARIA MINISTER, J,
ExseetSix ofths estate ofC. O. MynsteF, ,dseeasd
.Ootnfil Bluffs City, June l9, ls54.-n3lu
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
Y p. O., Da1InA In
Observation-Disclosures.
THOS. CAFANAGU.
REFERENCES

A. S. Stephens / Co., Bankers, Ft Des Moincs
iowa.
Hoyt Sherman, Banker, TT. Des Mpins, Iowa
p. M. Casady, Rec. Land Office, :" 50
Byron Rice, County Judge, Polk CO., Iowa.
Michael Cavanagh, Dubuque, Iowa.
Johnson s. Casady, Land Agents, Council Bluffs
Iowa.
Thomas Seeley, County urvoyor, Guthrie &C., 4,
Iowa.
Moore & Rcdfeld, Wiscotta, Dalles Co, Iowa.
Col. c. C. Van, Magnolia, Harrison % /, IowR.
Feb 81, 1850 n-4l-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

MIN All 8 psis3 s5e srs &c Pesl l6lI4
invited to examine our stock ind prices b6sOss
purchasing. 'Iis pleasure to show oar varas.
Remember the s'Cash Store formerly occupied
by 8. H. Riddle, Esq. Onr motto: examine,
try, then buy. -G. DOUGHTY, q 90
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
SELECT POETRY.
Waising.

"a
e~A very aged manskp a. Ainsi1ouse, "
sked what he was doinsi He rePiisd "cn
Waiting" gC
Only waiting till the shadows
Are little longer grown, st
Only waiting till the glimmsr
s OF thesday g last beam.is flown:
Till the night of earth is fadsd,
From the heart once full Of dAyy {
Till the stars Of heaven are breaking,
Th. ough the twilight soft and gray.
Only waiting till the reapers ~
Have the last sheaf gatherd home,
4 For the summer time Is faded. .assl.
- ~ TT ~ s so 1ss
The last ripe hours OF my hart.
For the bloom Of life is witbered,
And hasten to depart.
Only waiting till the angels
Open wide the mystic gate,
AT whose feet long have fingered
Weary, poor and desoiate,
Even now hear the footsteps
And their voices far away,
IL they call me, am waiting
Only waiting to obey.
Only waiting till the shadows
Are little longer grown,
Only waiting till the glimmer
Of the days last beam Is fowns
Then from out the gather'd darkpes.
Holy, deathless stars shalt rise.
BY whose light my soul shall gladly
Tread its pathway to the skies.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
GOING (! GeNH!! GONEtt!
r SNOW.

Auction and G Ommiss ron Merchants.
TIE will attend, 10 any busines entrusted to
IL him with promptness and Dispatch
Consignments solicited. Liberal cash ad-
vancements made on consignments,
Sales attended to in town or country, or any
part Of the State. Also, will attend TO buying,
selling, and leacing real estate. paying taxes,
collecting rents collecting and remitting money,
locating land warrants sc. The pub e are in
vited to give US call as we eintend to do the fair
thing. Terms easy; Office at our store on Broadf
way, ut the sign of head quarters. Variety OF
g oods and to sell, cheap, wholesale Or retail
R. p. SSow-Auctioneer.
REFERENCES.
Mr. J. E. Johnson, Biah City, Iowa.
Messrs. Mcmahon s. Williams, a. g
Doctor Houn,
Nessrs l., wis g. Adams, Springfield, Ill.
Jan. 81. lS3- -no43Ya.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
FOR SAFE.

: . s.S '+ FOR SALE.
rTyhes north half. 81 ths hofth wsst quarter
OF Section 81 Towsship ~, Range n.
Tesa eaah down; for farther paftisulan In.
4airs Of 3. Txschack, st Mary, or at G. H
Henls Bluff City.
Fsb. sih. n37 -3m.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
NEBRASKA
rs OPEN FOR SETTLEMENT.

NOW is the time for selecting good
~ claims, town sites, and mill privil-
iges. Let every man get horse and make
haste. ]. Lewis can furnish you, or any
good citlz' IS, strangers, emigrants any amount
Of Sadd .cs, Harness. Brides, HaIters, and in
fact anything in that lIne Of outfit Don q for.
geit he place, South side broadway, usar Shows
auction room. His stock is Of the first quality
and everything is warranted to givs satisfac-
ton # &4f8 q a3As
Every variety of improved Spanish Saddles,
and at prices unprecedentedly low.-Ran and
see, everybody Going gone.
j. B. LEWIS.
Council Bluffs, June, 3Oth., ls54,--n34--tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
ILIu tIIat IIitIF uEW = tn NJ I ETlIA DUh
WI -A- NE IN CD VA
PINE LUMBER.


1rfIE Subscriber wonld respectfully announce
i to the citizens of Pottawattamie and ad ioin-
ing counties, that he has opened large PINE
LUMBER YARD tn Council Bluffs CITY, and
is in receipt Of lumber regularly and will
keep constantly on hand large aud we'll selec-
ted stock of pine lumber from u inch TO 2 inch
alao-pine siding, and worked flooring, pine
shingles and lath, sash, blinds, doors, &c; all
of which | will sell low for cash
JOHN KELLER.
Council Bluffs City, Oct. ~, l853-25-n
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
Mrs. G.. Armor,

HnGI6HING to continue the business OF her
" late husband, would respectfully inform
the sialssss Of this city. and the travelling com
monity Inst she will be prepared % furnish
them With board end lodging on the most res-
souablp terms g the City Hotel, on Middle
Broadway. Her table will be furnished with
ell the aesaons afford. ~
~ 8 - CHARLOTTE ARMOR.
Cannen nlaNp. Aug. 0th, 81 -n\l-n.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
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q. D0U6HTY 8 o0.
'Wholesale and Ret4lf H.
TN Stiossa.a fsnetHBf$ 60 y & N
Hardware, Reots - RheeA Qet
"a iiauS,s o. &C. g. It the siga & .Qesa E,s Q
ia, ihtendlnk % make tbs al. - sellvl1 r
place q bustness. They h6pi, bS 4
eitY and close sttenkion 20 haainG r
reasonahlo share Of public hnn y;
6sn Ne ,xAd Well o6aectkd y