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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
News BY the Asia.
.NEwIYoRK, Jan. 4th 1886

New York, Jan. 4th 1855.
The following account of the kind o.
hostilities now Kept up before Sabastopol
is Of interest. .....5,-.-
Nov. 26.--The fight between the French
and Russian. riflernan, aided by artillery,
was as usual renewed last night. The OBJ
iect Of contention is a mud fort, near The
Quarantine Battery, which the French
persist in holding, although useless. Pre-
partitions for the renewal ola general bonn
bardment are being proceeded with from
day to day; the great obstacle is the bad
state of the roads. .s..-. II
Nov. 28-During the day the Russians
fire on the British about one gun every
FIVE minutes. The English look out man
cries "Tower," tRedding," OF 1 Garden
Battery" and the shot is returned. But
the FIRE on the French is much more live
ly, and is. kept up with some effect on
their earthwork and parallel. Every
night about nine. o'clock the Flag Staff,
Quarantine, and Wall batteries open a fu-
rious cannonade, which, from twenty to
forty-fiye minutes, is as hard as the men
can load, right into the French lines, and
then follows Instantly sally, the result
Of which is invariably the same-the
Russians push strong column out of the
place, rush toward the first line, drive in
the pickets and Rifemen, get up to the
first parallel, sometimes into it, occasion
ally beyond it, and close to the second par
allel, where they are received as they ad-
vance by the French covering parties with
deadly fire; they halt and fire in return,
are charged by the French, who route and
pursue them into the town, but who are
obliged to retire BY the flank fire of the
batteries and street guns. In this way the
French lose forty ior fifty men, but the
loss Of the Russians in these alertes must
be considerable. Frequently about day
break the Russians repeat the perform
ance.
Nov. %. Storms, wind and RAIN
The Russians have much strengthened
their defenses. They have scarped the
ground in front Of their batteries, have
constructed strong abattis in front of the
lines, thrown up numerous earthworks,
and made sunken Ibatteres before all their
redoubts and long scarp of slopes. Du-
ring the night particularly strong sortie
was made on the French. Hearinga noise
! French rifeman crept forward and saw
q column Of Russians, 4, 20, o strong, form
ing in the rear of the battery. The French
therefore, 100 strong. silently mounted
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10

41e cara On the virrinia ana Ts,,..
go heil Road are now frlunn;ng -,
enrly g Wytheville, 1856 miles abov,
lyncnnI'tg The frat passenger trai,
vent Up e That point last Wednesday. .,
which occasion. the Lynchberg Yirrinia,
states, i was Welcomed BY I dejiebted q
en- q perhaps more than Two hun
Its said that Senator Dodue. Of Wi,
consln, had $4,000 in the Bank Of Sell
oen 2 Withers Of Washington, and TIA
y comprises the bulk Of his private for.
B. B. French, Clerk Of tie House j
Representatives. D also q sufferer hy IN
failure Of this Bank.
Some IDEAS may be formed Of the mao.
nitude OF the stores Of winter clothing
sent out Of the British army, from the faci
that upward Of seventy, thousand pairs d
worsted socks, ninety thousand pairs y
WOODEN Jerseys, fifty thousand Of flannel
drawers, and eighty thousand Of gloses
had recently been aispatched b tue Cri.
naea.
The horticuiturists' Of Paris nave s,,c.
ceeded, BY artificial crossings. N Obtain.
ing q natural rose 81 blue color. which 1
the fourth color obtained by arti6eiai
means that and Ole yellow or.tea rose the
black or purple rosct aud the striped rose.
eeing ell inyentions' and the resulrof skill.
ful and scientific gardening. 4.
CoAMoDoRE Srocxros has written 4 lat.
ter, in which hetakes very decided oround
in favor Of the American Reform Z move
ment. j.. .fI 20,
The Underwriters Of New York have
recently paid S44o, 600 insurance on fiye
missing ships. < -
A Wisconsin paper states that "suits
have been commenced against Mr. SVi
x. Alderman United States, Marshal ofI
and his, sureties, to recover tho
value Of Joshua Glover, who was rescued
from u the deputy's custody at Milwaukee
Inc plaintiff, Mr.. Benz. s. Garland, of St.
LOUIS claims theownerxhip ofthe fugitive. !
= Asan indication of extravaganza Which
has prevailed inlthe country for some .imc
IN importing house in New York has wit.
EN- letter stating that the amount of du.
les paid for French, artificial fiowers for
ne first quarter Of the current fiscal yer
vas almost double the amount of dutis
'aid on railroad IRON
The Chicago Democrat press has d, j
'rticle showing the astonishing increas /
4 our inland commerce, and tho rapidh I
power Of the West II thief r
'roceeds to claim that chieagois the great a
st grain port IN the world. : s
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
~. PROSPECTUS
.t. IT, =, ,.E- | i, I'll t.s-.-,.L H.
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN,,

On or about the 27th Of the present
month, the publication Of an Independent,
Political, Literary and Agricultural News
paper, will commence in the town of PoIN1
PLEASANT, Mason county, Va. The OBJ
ject Of the paper viii be to promote the
interest, as far as within us lies, of that
people with whom our lot has been cast. :.
= We shall advocate the principles of the
great American Party, as promulgated by
the Patriots and Sages Of the Revolution,
planting ourselves upon the broad platform
Of the Constitution Of the United States.
Believing that those principles are the on
ly true ones upon which the Government
should be administered, we shall ever be
found fearlessly and faithfully battling for
them.
In differing with others, we do SO hon
estly, and hope that we shall not be pro.
scribed for our opinions-willing that all
shall exercise perfect freedom of thought,
and act as they may deem most condu-
Give to the interest Of the country.
Though the leading object Of the Re
publican will be Political, yet large por-
ton Of it viii be devoted to ) Miscellaneous
Department, to which particular attention
will be paid. The Ladies win always find
in our columns the choisest selection. Of
Tales. de-, from the current Literature Of
the day.
The superiority Of our location is such
as will enable us TO present the latest For
eign and Domestic news; and the Farmer
and Merchant win always find correct
report Of the latest Markets.
TERMs:-The Republican win be issued
weekly, on large double medium shestat
the price of 81 so per year, strictly in ID
vance. If not paid in advance. 9 50Wal
be charged in all cases ct the end Of the
year. HUTCHINSON y WEYZEL.
Ponr PLxxsxsT, Va, Dec. rs, 1854.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
Series for 1855.
The Honle Journal,
MoRRIsA WILLIS, EDITORS.

E4 - T i n
TIME FIRST Ramber OF the new series will
HI be issued on the first Of January next.
New subscribes can be supplied from That
date; but immediate supplicntion will Be nee
essary for sucN rs desire to begin with The.
beginning. Ahome is hardly complete, We
think, may safssy venture to say, without the.
Home Jonrnals Which, besides bong Z Chronic
Gle Of the tiras. abounds in intelligence de-
signed to enlissn On American Home. Itsedss
titors Coco. RE Morris ana IN. r.. Willis y de-.
vote their entise time, skill hand experience To-
the task OF Ewing. each week, everything
worth knowiIT They particularly keep an
eye on oil thef fhinls and novelties Of the day.
1 The utmostk aims are taken 10 present the
facts and outlf es Of all news. In the literary
department, wssaim at sketcheS and readable
criticism, and IA our COMBINATIONS OF the pro.
auctions Of thssyast newspaper world of Eu-s
rope, we endeivor to select with true sense
lof pure mofalt sstrue wit and Eeiiuine htHs65.
It'd addition 20 lie above, Mr.. Willis trflf fitG
Gle gossip Of tae day in aseries Of Articles II
These he vii alternate with !" LETTERS
FROM THE COUNTRY The graphic and
highly finishes sketches, by n The Lady Of:
Shalott.n "'l'iEothy Quaint" ond othem, will
be continued. We have Also new corespon-
dents in Ldndpn and Paris, who will send ~
much that never Could reach VI through f0t-
ogn Journals.
TEaNs.- Fog one copy, 90, ior three copies
S5, or for one copy for three years, e6--alwayss
IN advance Subscribe without delay. sAd-
ress, MORRIS a WILLIS.
f5 lO7 Fulton street, New York.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
MARRIED.

! Onthe 9th ult. +, by Rev. w. Kennedy, Mr..
II. BuRD and Mrs. NJ. A. LEwls-all of Put
nam county.
On the I'd inst, by Rev. A. J. Warren, Mr..
CoLpMars FRAziER, Of Putnam, and Miss
ABAGAL BALL, Of Mason county. .I.|
On the4th, by the same, Mr.. JoHx NJ. BALL
and Miss MARY E. FRAzrER-all of Putnam. :
On the 5th, by the same, Mr.. JESSE SMITH,
Of Cabell, and Mrs. Any MEADo, of Putnam.
Four marriage notices published this week:
The reason why we are led thus to speak,
Not one Of them sent US an ounce Of cake
Can't pardon you, unless the STBR you'll take.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
KanaWha 4 Cincinnati Packet,
Jane Franklin,

W. Q. RosEBERRY, MASTER, u
This fast running, light draught steamer will
run regularly in the above trade, leaving Kan
awha every Tuesday; and returning, leaves
Cincinnati eyery.Friday. " -. h
/. Jan. 10, r55. H. IN h.. 49,. 49,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
AT KE1's.
GIN clNNAT1, Jan. 6.

RI SAN SANNhtAj yam W
t ar and Grsin-The market contin
Steady for flour, with, a fair demand
The sales include ESQ, 400, 80 and sc
bbls, extr4 at 81 IS. Good common
.b,-rnds nay be quoted at 81 7O@S7 rs
In Grain, l, 800 bushels Corn sold at SIC
500 do. do. at 58c; and 100 do. Barley a
81 ~. Received during the last "a hours
$50 bbls, Flour. =,
Hogs-Pfices declined about 25c. Is
100 lbs, and there were more sellers thar
buyers at the reduced rates. The sales
included 235 head av. 220 lbs, at "a So
800 do. av. 295 TBS. at - SO; 400 av
200 at SO; 600 good at 81 SO, and 1000
dividing on 200 lbs. at "a, 25@s4 80.
Provision-The only sale heard of to.
day were $50 bbls. Prime Lard at &c,
and 20 tierces head do. at &c. f."
Cheese-Sales of 70 boxes at 90 lOe.-
The market is dull. @ -
Butter-Sales Of IA bbls. Prime Roll at
100 l6Ic. The market is unchanged
Ashes-Sales Of casks, at 5Ic. for
pearls and 53c. for pots. '-,L.\
Groceries-The market is dull, and the
sales few and small, but prices are unchan-
ged. Sales of "a hhds. fair Sugar at &c.
and 40 bags Coffee at ll!c.
II y New York, Jan. s.
Cotton is firmer, and priess have adyan-
ced under the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ad-
vices by the Asia, fully 1c. Flour has de-
>clined IL to 18c p Dbl. and closed dull;
sales Of 1000 Dbl at 80 12@S9 62 for
good Ohio, and 80 25@S9 Is for South
ern. Wheat is firm. Corn has advanced,
with sales of 10000 bush, at 81 o3@Sl-
OBJ for Western mixed. The Pork market
is grately depressed, and prices have fur
Their declined, sales of 5000 ,bbls at 81
87@s12 for Mess and S14@Sl5 Is for
Prime. Mess Beef unchanged Lard is
lower, with sales of 600 bbls at 98@ 1O1c.
Groceries are inactive. Money is easier at
LOG l2c for short first class paper. Stocks
are better, and closed steady. Virginia
SKIES 92l; Mo. sixes.87I; New York Cen
ttal six Is >6o@s3s; Erie 80, and Illinois
Central 81. r. ~ ?. 7 &
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
Ohio Caltivater, 1855.
IA REMEDY FOR '.HARD TIMES

ID S. ---sa IN N ii
TIM ELnrrsTH Votrnr III the O,uo CT.
trtYaroR viii commence Jan. ist., 1855. Ths
editors are resolved to spare nd pains % nein-
tain The reputation and usefulness 81 he IS !
Der: and with 4he benefit Of stem veafs. experi<
lIence and much travel among he lSimefs 81
|the West. theysbelieve they can nay fbe Chr
TIyAroa for tisS coming year 81 more SysI,Ie d,
HIS readers thaAseyeT before. ana better a6aIs
lea for ire Soil and climate. md the. ppod,sc-
lions Of ne fpfswhich ftis 5eS{eued. tS6n siiv
other paper 81 the kind. Il. I. n
AS A REMEDY FOR aE2AR0 YTMES.,s
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
Fashionable Tailoring.
Tailoring! Tailornig

M r. FRY would acknowledge lis
WIZ thanks TO the citizens or Buffalo
and vicinity, fos past fayoEs, and would in
form the public generally, that he Is ready to
attend 10 al business in his line; Cutting and
Making IF Men and Boys, Clothing, Of every
variety; also Of Ladies' Skirts and Cloaks.-
All done in the best and most Fashionable
styles, on the shortest possible notice, 1t his
old stand, on Main street
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
!, BUFFALO MARKETS.
For the State Senate.

We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
y. G. WHEELER. Of Cabell. q a. candidate
for the State Senate. in the District composed
Of the counties Of Mason, Jackson, Cabetl.
Wayne and Wit.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

The whereabouts of Benjamin +. Taylor,
aged about Is years, son of John and Susan
Taylor deceased. The last known of him he
iefs fat boat, in the year 1876, which was
deeending the Mississippi river, at Grand
Lake landing, having engaged to planter at
that place.
Any information may be addressed TO Wan.
Taylor, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Editors friendly 10 humanity will confer q
favor upon a lone orphan BY inserting this
uote grstuitously. VIZ. TAYLOR.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

Having occasion to take drive up the
sresk fsw days since, we were much anus
ed in passing three or four lads whose heads
were wresthed in clouds of smoke from the
cigars from which each was successfully en-
deavoring TO extricate "a smoke
We directly recognized them as the lads
that, short time previous, we had seen pur-
chasing 'teu for dime" They informed Is
that they were then on THE LAST, but from
our scanty stock we could not recruit them.
We were rather chagrinned to discover
among the number, Qua imp, Billy. All, boys,
Aou are too fast decidedly; you are far ahead
OF Rail Road time. Look out or you'll get
off the track, smashed up and ruined.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
New Publications.

We acknowledge the favor of a Vol. of a
valuable work just published by n. H. Par
ker, Esq, of Davenport, Iowa, entitled Iowa
Us it Is" giving the geography, climate, soil,
productions, population, statistics, and eve
~ valuable and interesting information of
the State, making distinct reference to each
county, with especial notice of mineralogy,
and the geological character of our State.
This work will be useful and valuable ad-
dton to both public and private Libraries,
and We commend il to the attention Of the
reading public.
Those who think of emigrating TO this
State, or of investing money in lands, should
most certainly possess themselves of copy.
Ev We are indebted to j. d. Peterson,
l02 Chestnut Street Philadel. for copy of
School Boy containing nine beautifully
written new Christmas Stories, complete in
one vol. for III cents-the work is by Dick
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
DEED OF TRUST SALE

1 Dsed of Trust, securing to Eaos Lowe. the
N payment Of the sum Of Fourteen Hundred
Dviisrs, on or before the LIST day Of January
4. .. 1855. having been executed BY Madison
Dagger snd Joseph +. Moifat to Lysander w
Dsk6itt. bearing date July 2ltL, A. o. 1854, OF
TIE following described land, sitasted ia the city
II Council Blaas. cOunty OF Pottawattamie and
state u Iowa, being IN undivided two-thirds OF
Lots numbered one huadred and eighty -four
(isl) aad QUO hundred and eighty -6x~- 1857 in
the survey Of said city Of Council BiuGs, by the
Csuuty Judge Of said county, under an act Ut
Co..gre u, containing eighty acres more or less,
which the said Deed was duly acknowledged
4 I'D the said Lysasder w. Babbitt having been
in said deed, duly authorized to sell said land
in ease Of failure in ti,e payment Of said sum nj
aosey, therefore, notice u hereby given, that
on the l7th day ot November, a. D. 1855, the
said Lyssnder w. Babbitt wilt sell the above
texesi6s3 prsusisss 1t public auction. at the door
q ths el1cs at the County Judge 0f PottawattA-
oie eoasty, II II o'c0ck N.
H. J. POFFLETON, ATTY.
vSa11W0
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
CITY Items.

Last cvailihs .he City Council passed re-
ISOLATION. thai any person be allowed to mak q
anynecsssarv improvements il the city, un-
der Tie direction OF three special commissions
srs which were appointed; for which city
script would be issued.
Ciacrlr CoURr commenced its sessions YES
terday, when Judge Riddle delivered an a
Die and concise charge to the Jury. Over
GO cases docketed, and lawyers enough to
make the court tremble!!!
No frost yet--corn is ripe and potatoes
are growing nicely, air is becoming cool an!
fire feels comfortable. Several hard show
crs have occurred and the sky is much of the
time overcast. Corn (old) is selling in the
s.rees at 40c, butter 35c eggs Is, meal
scarce, flour 81 g S. per hand. lawful
isp't il y vegetables plenty, POTATOES Soc
Roads muddy business liyeiv--and our
hasty article finished for the d--~l who il
waiting.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
ID. a GII.I.st,lEEs

VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
For tho 2srmanent cure aud eru dicatiou OF
dyspepsia. erysipeias, liver complaint; agae
cake, indamaiians, melancholy head ache, dis
eases OF the skin, such blotches aud pimplas
laa udice, nervousness, pain fin the back, sidS
aud breast, bilious affections Of all kinds, cos.
tveaess. impnriiiesIoi ahsbioad, and all those
affections to which leniaiss are liable
All orders addressed TO Mehenny & Runner.
(ssie proprietors aud manufaSIurors,) keokak.
Iowa, will meet prnlnpt attention. Sohi by
NcNA AHON s. WlLLI ANS,
a5Y25-ly Agents for Council Bluffs.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

by advertisement in the Ohio Farm
ar, we learn that there has been a State Ag-
ricultural college established Mt Cleveland.
Ohio. This, il rightly managed, cannot fail
OF being great benefit to the country Al
largsb the developsaent and diffusion Of az
TicultuTai science and knowledge, and th.
experience Of the most enlightened and OBJ
servant in that important science. All need.
ful success attend this institution, say We.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
THE MAMMOTH SADDLE

"a ]. B. LEWIS, Saddle and Harness
0X maker, on Middle broadway, has just
reared la front Of his shop. Big Saddle. that
throws into the shade entirely, all the curiosi-
ties Of tile world reneu ued Barnum.
Besides the great curiosity Of TIE FsEE snow
Lewis is prepared to furnish on the shor,eS
uotce, ut little lower than the iowest pris es
any article in his line OF 5,s iness or do all ind
of repairing for his ueighbors, just for the priv
iiege of living among them ia this nsoss beau
tifai, charming and fertile OF countries.
Ii you want a fine job, common job, or an,
kind of ajob at all. d"ut forget the Big Saddl,
aor The little man thu works behi Nd il.
Jan lst, '55 tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

CAs'r AoREE.--Ths A,ss liquor case came
Of in this village on Thursday last. II. Is.
Norton, Esq, Overseer OF the Poor, enterexl
. complaint against Que Mr. Mason of Sail.
gertieli, for being intoxicated. The case WAS
tried by Jury, who could not agree upon
their verdict, Eve being for acquittai andons
for conviction, and the accused WAS dischArs-
cd. We arc informed that the evidence oi
his being Intoxicated was we'll nigh oonGin-
siye.--WaterviIle IN. Y.) Journal.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
Sarpy's Steam Ferry Boat,
~ NEBR A SIX A

rTNhE steamer Nebraska No, L. is isrunning
l. between St. Mary aud Bellevue. The
Nebraska Is a ne and splendid boat, manned
by experienced officers and crew. Bellevue,
Nebraska, is opposite st. Mary, Iowa.
Emgrants coming TO Nebraska, should come
directly to ST. MARY. This Is the front
gateway to the most important and interesting
portion Of Nebraska. Bear in mind that
ST. MARY AND BELLEVUE.
are the two best points for the emigration 10
center
st. Mary, Iowa, March 81 '5j. tni3-tfl
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
And that ,heir new .sTEAMFERRY BOAT

GENUINE

MAMALU kE LIN IN Z n tt
A Sovereign remedy for rAeumat Isn bruises.
sprains. Stiffness of joiais, baras, scals fresh
cuts, wounds; agus cake piles. cake III the
bresst, erysipelas, bites OF insects, or reptiles,
sore nipples, salt rheun, neuralgia, todih ache,
boils, ring. worms. and cutaneous affections of
all kinds Also, it viii cure spraisls. big head,
big shoulder. sue eeay, tstuh,. splnt. ring boas.
poll evil, siif complaint, bolts collie, farss.
distemp<r, yellow water, CHAMBERS, 5e,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

On Friday last Mr. Helfenstciner, accom-
panied by DIR. IIonn. went to the lake, .cun-
nlng, and returned in short time with four
dozen ducks, which they aver were all killed
or crippled ty one shct, from fowlins- piece
in she hsnds OF the former gentleman. The
resp'ctahiiit.ys and truthfulness Of the parties
preelades ua'froa doubling the matter as re-
lated By them. This certainly beats al the
cases Of Cunning We ever knew. The .~o
gentlemen ca.s ia'with Is many ducks ~
they could stAcger under, and when counted
bshsid, the Is were there. M elee1
Who can beat t.?
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

We acknowledge the receipt of two We
Fy large and ine watermelons from our
friend John n Rogers Of Harris Grove
May hfe's joys be as sweet and juicy to
him. as were the melons to cur sense OF
taAte.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
NOTICEg

MR. Benjagsia L. Piacs, you are hereby no.
wi iiS-d that | will be at the Land 0ffica
Council Bis6s. Iowa, on Fnd,y the | 9th 4
Of OeasSer, a ID 1858, at O'Clock P. III =,
prov. Giy prcemptioh right to the Narth E''.
quarter of section | /, township ~, North rat "a
4a Vest. At which time aad place you 4 :
a.tsad ii you think proper
JAMES 3. McCURIY.
Harrison CO., Iowa sept. d, '55. la6a 1
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

60 p - - llolIese !. T
!. |,
~ y { : y ! I - - =
sRAei 80 9> = Y q IS y w = -
xn sa ~. e.. ss So q 81 g 4 J
- Y ai;s = 1Ial, 80 ! - aAey.91.
- - 60 llsssS = - I -
1eers sa.s - .;l .l.Gis sl - -
y, Mr. lIout ~ u q. Qaiaa.
ksa, II EN1sANsbs6 N(fy, akat - -
Ipsss from .0si. 11N1st - seesjssds -
HsAs sen11kA 1tnr q 1Ioef IS Ftex I4nse1.
wortA q r1ssdsJ nos1ihe In NJ
port of whish VS. tAak s. M o., Ca.
AsA Aslilssy. an1 A&snsaraeae a. lnaaE
~, ansnAssiag = - ehe1ns q o'snsa, net
the ladiaHs st AaA Hele~. Nh skovsd
fght Ths 0enesd - ca11leaesd fs,
ing spoa 49, uifh ~ Aseaery. fhe
Isdisas ntasniA9 ~ ~ visA eA1pssibis
savage hoiiE, 1hs 1sing q bosh
sides lasted about one koax and : j. sap-
posed tks Indiaas a1mAsssd 600 or 1000
who vers I'll armsd, Inseantsd warriors.
They fought d.spef,taly. tAiakiag 70
doubt, {hey eosi{ easily butcher Tic
0sseral and his ktlls hard, but thsy sooa
fosad thas thQi. li)s - spslA ~ up.
tire ~ He8et1t q Sjne AstnoSy. Nnd
akey ihen - ~ ~ sfD - spesl. 1rav-
in3 q - asnnn1 baGwenA - - -
dstd, and oee han1ssA tahea alUqaness.
g. n>~~s.., l,~.n 60. ~ = G6nl Ifvkt.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

We see oar old tFisad Saydsr's legal card
in the Cosncil BluG Brxis. We heartily
wish our old friend success, ,SAnd we assure
the peorls Of that city that they cannot And
bsktef fsllow.-fState Gazette.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

Let our young men, and all who
would cultivate tAeir elocusiouarv talents.
or assist in getting up an association both
for usefulness and amusement, be Oh hand
II ESQ kvnett's See adv.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
David Haines. Fashionable Tailor

am always on hand. and willing to q
l accommodate customers to anything ~
my iine.--Having been engaged in
The business, long time, fstter my
self that can give nay customers as good
= iit, and as good work, as can be had at FT
any other shop in the west AN
Thankful for past fayors from my old custo.
mers, respectfully solicit continuance oi
had patronage, together with all others who
may favor me with their calls
All work done at the shortest no. lice and war
ra.ted a fit
n. B.-i can always be found at nv old stane
ie~ doors south of DR.. Honn's Drugstore.
V1ulTtf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

time 10 beconins plenty--gec.e, dns3A.
chiEksns, qaails and even fine fat deer are
tolsrably plenty.