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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
Nav Firm and New Stock.

NUW KIN 0AxV H1S" 0SCSA'
TINE undersigned prepared 10 fnrnirh all who
favor them with their patronage, all kinds OF Fresh
Groceries, such Coffee, Sugar, Tea Moasses Cheese
and thing else in the Grocery and Provision
line All kinds Of Nuts, Rasns, Candies &C. constantly
kept hand They have connection with their Grocery
Bakery and prepared all times to furnish fresh
Bread Cakes Pound and all other kind OF Cakes made
order for Parties Balls Weddings Crackers at whole
sale and retail at the old stand Of Nckers Mitchell.
NICUERS i RATTRAl.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
l.. II. MCCULLOUGH.

WHOLESALE ard retail dealer in Drugs Medicines and
w Chemicals, Dye Woods and Dye Stuss. Oils Paint.
and Painters articles,
VarniSheS.
winiow Glass and Putty Glassware, Perfumer fine soaps
fine Hair nd Tooth Brushes,
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16

Lynchbure. fIig hla nd co.. Ohio. 2 1882.
we'll acquainted with Alexander Clark and his
wife and also John walker, and know the above
be matters Of fact ana they persons OF
spectabilitv and csndor.
[Signsll ABRAHAM GlBLER.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16

70 F>re:A Peaches, Tomasoes, Cherries, Cvrr..es
ana ssasr frnis pat up in cans, just recsiysd BY
WV. -. s. q. CITIZENS.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
REMOVAL.


One More Chance for - Fleslssa Home.
THE undersigned having purchased that well known
l. farm which Samuel Harvey resides. e pre-
pared to offer Inducements 70 persons wsnng country
residences in the vicinity Of Richmond and pro.
TO sell said Farm private sale in lots from
fifteen to suit purchasers Said farm uated
nearly north of Riehmonb and close the zion
line overlooking large portion OF the city The .ndi
of superior 6uslity and possesses many beautiful tuld
ing situations We determined to sell, aud
i'll be easy and accommodating Come walls
you have choice Of situations
WILLIAM HARVEY. q
JESSE VI. HUTTON,
JAMES NJ. POE.
B-Wanted hands to cut Io0o or 1890 cord, Of Woed
We will pay liberal price il cash
HARVEY. HUTTON POE
Richmond October fs. 1854
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
Indiana Piano Forte ware-Roo.ns

HOUSE furnishing GOODS.--
III French China Gold Band:
Do DO White plain and huted.
White Iron 81 Ware, oval, futed and octagon
Lus,re Band Tea Ware
Britannia Tea Pots. Coffee Pots. Sugars, Creams
Bowls, Ladies' Lamps, csniIestIcks, eastors;
Handsome Britannia Tea Sets;
Plated Ger silver and britannia Table and Teaspoons
Do Ladies. Dinner, Medium and Dessert Forks;
American and English Taaie cutlery
knife Boxes and Table Mats.
Girsu1oes and Solar Lamps;
Haul Lamps and Lanterns;
Oval. Oc,sgon ana round Wire Covers
Glassware-eyery variety
The sale small adv for approved
paper, oy o ALDRlCH.
isl Main street, bet Fourth and ith. Cine .nuati
5, Cost
ERENCH PRUNES!-A coed article for = and
preserves just received and fer sale NJ. 81 Main
BY LYNDE & BARNES.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16

vY>HF reason this BAHIA reases sl these is
because re.aees Inflammation. snl sroases the
ereons and system int et.en ais power IS
owing peliAr combination medical properties
without being neutrazea The medicine is perfect
ly safe twill used freely. immediately upon the
liver. anG all other sacTetiys organs
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
INDIANA STOCK MONEY!

ANDAAANl NJ WIN MO1NLls
"HEREAS. We hsve at preseat to stand shave of
w 10 Ter cent State Stock paper, and prefer
customers 60 have the benefit Of this rather
brokers. viii for the prrsent ALLOW pureh.
10 per cent premium for All funds The IN Ger
signed having the confidence that most Of the
OF Free Banks vii Be within ately will Tor
the present take the paper of all the STOCK BANKS tia,
hrsker an3 will sell his Goods for payer
than they Be old in the city Riehnond
s#st. a-..a.t..#s a. r. JACKSON,
New York Dry Goods Store under starr Hall
opposite the Peoples Bank.
-. December -. 1894 If
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16

AL f y &c Il IL O y ID L S,
CHM a. Ell ALL

No. 50, Main Street, Richmond.
wM. II. rxrrvRr.
IEEEVRfE n UNDERWOOD.
HAVING this 21st entered into copartnerhip
for the Of extending and charging the CITY STOVE
nd II
specifically share of Both henG
ready fill all it'll
worksuch took the
the shop the iIuntn gton House
LEFENRE & UNDERWOOD.
0ctoh
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
The Stock Of the Season.

a. ~ a
liberal which has hereto
him. his thanks to his
for their He would also
thh public that he has
Goods he
ssu that be beat. He
decided all who him
general, and consists OF
Cloths
Goods genemen's Of the IFS
z.sa LADIES' Dress Goods, -.a-
silks Lsuns AID 8erese DeLaines, Gins
hams, Prints, sc. His stock Of
PLAN GOODS
which invites
line Of Fancy Sosieas. he has q
general a.so STRAW GOODS n
In
II the
body to call and examine for themselves
NAH kinds Of County Produce purchased at tie highest
market price.
FLaisEFD-Te has large amour; Of White snd Brown
farmers
wOoL.At undersga VIII
for the purchase Of WOOL which he Will the
est possible price. JASON HAM
18th Z. le5& l5-f
House SpOuting.
HIAr VALLEY and aasius CATERS Conducting Pipes
u Heads, &C.. maize and both an and
all times Shop
HuntinSto House. LkfEyRE 4 UNDERWOOD.
October 20. 1854
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
PAPER HANGINQ.
LUMBER VAR ID
Variable proDerty for Sale

and unground. Candies, Fruits, Con
= fecfions. sc fer sale by +. NJ. COOK SON.
I'll, IN f-ff
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
led Win NnuF owl n.
c Az TON.

Or Morse's vigorating Cordial has been counterfeit
ed by some unprinciped persons
In future al. genuine Cordial have the Propre,ors
smile the cork of each bottle and the FOL-
lowing words blown in the glass
DR.. .Norse's KariQorotinQ Cordial
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16

T.. j. BARGIS,
HAS hand large stock of House Cutters, fat an i
round and all sizes House Pipes. which he will
short notice Also, viii put in Roofs in the best
All Of this kind warranted 70 give salts
fsetion April %, 1884 -I9-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
Nebraska Items OF News.

Nothing OF Importance has transp;red in
the Legislature since our last A few unim-
portans bills have passed, anl consider all le
amount OF hard feelings have been exhibited
in relation to the County Site question
This VIC consider to be the most difficult
business remaini' for the actions Of the
assembly. Every man, and every company
want County Site located at their partic-
ular place.
The best way to adjus: this matter ami
caby and properly, :. to leave it to vote Of
the people ia respective counties There
was some excitement in the House on Satur-
day, caused bv the introduction of bill to
locate Seat of Justice Of Washington Coun-
ty.
Calhoun and De Soto were the rival places,
ana the friends Of both worked with zeal
Tor their fayorito. Action postponed
We learn that en- Saturday an OK team,
loaded with corn troke through the Ice
whilst attempting to cross and went under,
the whole lost. Several other teams have
broken through he ice but have been res
cued Captain Rufus Beall has been placed
n command Of the new company Of solun-
'eers authorized by law. 1t is expected
that the company will be ready for service
within 10 or ID days. Success to them.
There has recently been difficulty between
the Omaha's and some other tribe. In a
skirmish west of the Horn, the Omaha's
lost i5 horses
All the lands lying within or miles o =
Omaha are claimed, and much preparation
is made to commence improvements early
III the spring.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
The Kitchen.

Talk Of the parlor with its touch-me-not
ele-cuce-we care nonght for 1t. Let lis
covered magnhceEce not in darkness, its
red velvet lie in shroud,-ltS sIctures gaze
dmly through crapU-its spl-! did piaro
stand dumb in its liuin cOver--its wurs ted
roses aud pinSs, and gilh-tiowerS remain un-
Ilu ked in dark corners--its carpet bloom
unseen. Let the shutters and doutle eur
taius exclude eyory ray of light; it Is vel
c9mc to its darkness and It's solitude, Will
we can have the pleasant, airy, yellow floor
ell interpreted kitchen.
This is the place fnr real enoym cnt the
kitchen, with its bright shelves and clean
white tables, white with ii me. The kitchen,
with its comfortable old easy chair, and
broal, shining hearth ana cracking, blaz-
ing fire.
We 10 not mean the kitchen in the great
house, where lazy servants have entire con
troll and the lady OF the house never sets
her foot within It's precints, but the homely
comfortable kitchen of the wcll-to-do work,
ing man, where the wife and the teal EFT e
sing together, aud the little children prattIe
around the mother. while her own hand, set
the table for tea.
There may 10 snow in the cleaning, or
sun arrows lod 5od III the tops OF trees
there may be city walls about, or blue water
and undulating hills. II matters not--in
such place every thing smacks OF true com
fort.
Make the kitchen attractive and pleasant
by oil means. How absurd TO keep one
room in constant state, rs 1t were. for the
pleasure of chance caller, or a few party
going friends! We wish no further cadence
of bad house-keeper than to see her parlor
in full dress, her kitchen down at the heel,
and her chambers in confusion. Make Your
home place the most agreeable, or if your
many duties allow not time to attend TO
them as thoroughly as you would Wish, to its
adornmcnt aud refinement, throw open the
doc rs Of your best room, and let your tam
ily enjoy It. Pray, who should If not they !?
Boston Cvltivator.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
Fine Steet Engrayings.

Charles Teumbler has some large and
beautiful steel plate engravingf which he Is
selling, as agent for Mir, Of St. Louis.
The price is 81, and We consider hey are we'll
wort, he money. The purchaser gets also a
numbered certificate or ticket, which entities
the holder to chance in list OF $4,000
worth of prizes. to be drawn for this coming
spring. We do not look upon matter of this
kind in the light Of gambling, but only as
adding little pith and interest aud perhaps
profit to an already we'll spent dollar.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

20 WI - H. = ahdsstoa ,lasi1Ikw
Fears, TO decrease our subsc1iption list
and succeeded 10 making It ~ less. By
clipping deadbeads and exchanges This,
however, has not relieved VI. ~ We have
since received subscriptions s@@cient to
make our old compliment god again.
Our advertisers will please beer with US
for our half sheet short lime. We can
not do better. We shall enlarge the Bu-
gle as early 10 the spring as Practicable.
Some of our Wing and wooIey friends
are chuckling at the supposition that we
have lost patronage on account Of the es-
Enlistment of a Wing paper in this city
For the benefit of such we will Just state
that we have lost two and only two, viz:
Judge Riddle and the proprietor of the
Ohronotype, Mr.. Folsom, who. of course,
gets the Bugle in exchange.
Our circulation in Nebraska is near 800
and it is almost impossible to save an extra
copy of any issue 10 file.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
" Gather.

Yesterday morning cloudy-l0 O'Clock rain
and sleet-12 O'Clock showed briskly and
continued until night. The earth is again
really robcd IN white, and the merry bells
will play lively short-lived tune. Hasten
out with your punss oryou are too late-one
breath of sunshine will break the charm.
MARkErs.-Corn selling from wagons Is
q 80 cts, meal 50-turnips so, potatoes and
onions 81. Flour $500, to $50; oats 80
cts; wheat 800 q SIPS. Batter and eggs,
fresh, Is cts; tallow 10y, cts, lard to 10;
pork fresh, $500; hams 10 cts; shoulders and
sides to 3 cts; chickens c.sansd, $3.50 to
$3.50 dor. Prairie do, 81 rs; sugar 7 TO 8
cts. Coffee, Is, whiskey cleo, to 81 % gall
IS cts. Hay per ton IS, TO 20. !
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
All Drunk but Ne.

A stranger who puts any confidence in the
statsments of the Palladium might be led TO
suppose that only three honest men were
slecsed TO the Nebraska Legislature, and
those three (from Be!Ieview,) were denied
their seats in the Honse. They were too
Honest for the times AMI were consequently
ruled out the remainder being all set of
rogues and zgasca!s, could not endure the
presence OF men of such high moral tone.
All this mltter is got Up for buncomb
abroad, and has not the slightest effect upon
any who are acquainted with the circum-
stances, and know the disreputabe manner
in which that paper has been conducted.
II is we'll konwn in tins regi' that all this
bitter, and furious opposition to the Govern
or, and all who have dared to say word
ia his defence, has grown out of their dis
appointment, in the location of the Capitol
Thay have used every Intrigue, device, and
arti6oa, without the aid of honest labor
10 make great place lin Jour eye) Of Belle
view, but have failed, and the thrift and
industry of sister town has left them where
they deserve to be-behind.
Their continual jargon Of imputations, of
corruption, bribery, rascality, &c, to all who
happen to differ with them in their dishonor-
able and culpable course has become stale,
nauseous, and disgusting, and such as no
man of sense, honor or refinement wishes to
sec so often repeated. We should think it
time for their old stereotyped Edition to ran
out, and hope soon to find something at least
new, If not more interesting.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

J." From our ichanges we learn that Gov
ornor's, other than that of Nebraska are having
time Of II. Governor Reeder of Kansas, is de
nounced by the people of That territory as u base
dishonest officer AM prob ID ly quite as unjust
ly as is acting Gov Cunning. The following
from an exchange shows how they are getting
along in Minnesota:
"While We write the halls of The court house
of Ramsey county are ringing with the "elO-
qnence Of counsel in case OF assault a I'D bat
terry, wherein the United States is plaintiff, and
one " Ills \. German, Governor OF IL Minnesota
defendant.
The prosecuting witness appears in Court
with very black eye; al the defendant is re-
ducing him> 10 the level of a common street
bully by allowing The question of his criminal
lily TO be tested IN the Police court Of the city
of 81. Paul.
Since the celebrated cause of the L. s. a.
gainsl G X. Smith-then Secretary OF Mime
sota-for assault and battery we had not4ing
So decidedly rich before our Police court a. this
trial Of German President Fillmore sent
Smith out Of office with rush. so soon as he
heard Of that disgracclul affair; who knows but
Frank Pierce viii muster courage on this oc-
ca~ion, aud follow in the footsteps OF this Ill
lustrious predec cssor -
The Governor says he did appear before
Justice S.nons, Thurs ny If tr5oou, in Accord
ance with his pie ged worI To tn Marsha /,
and thut We we're mistaken IN saying be did
not. We give HIM the benefit Of Ia, own a,scr-
lion. md let II pass Tor eha] il is worth.
Bat, as oar caption announces, the .Un has
commenced The bal for - opens rich in
ST. Paul. SAoud the Governor get "juggel"
Ia this suit, auI not be able 10 d liver his mes
e. on Monday. il viii mike no difference
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

!, 1: d. ! 81! !: !; !: :: :;
Oa = ~, & - Legislature,
- eohgems666-iFS being mad6 for the
erection Of the Public buildings. Thus, it
seems. tho Legislature has confirmed the ac-
ton Of Gov. CuMing.
The action Of Cor. Cumiax has drawn
forth from several towns foods of indipna.
ton. The Nebraska City News has heaped
imprecations upon his head, and descended
TO system OF warfare low and disgusting,
and, II we mistake not, has done more to
strengthen the Governors cause than any 9TH
er 4tscurhstsncs. Wepretsnd not to deter.
milne whsshsfT. B. Cumming has acted cor
|rurtiy or not, but Of the Jealousy, and in
many instances indecency, Of the News there
can Dc but one opinion. We regret to see
any publisher OF public journal so lower
himself and forget bus position.
We clip the above from the St, Joseph
Gazette. Itspeaks true manly sentiment
plainly and boldly. The low scurrillous
slang with which the columns of the ssNews''
ia weekly filed cannot fail to disgust all hon
est high-minded man no matter of what par
ty or political creed. The gross lying per-
sonalities, and undeserved abuse, fills every
issue. Not only the Governor and other
officials, are showered with the whole vocab.
u'ary st billings-gate th,t dozen editors
assistants, toadies and drummerS can control
but others who have taken u common sens,
view of The matter and thus expressed them.
selves, have como in for full share of no.
torietv.
We wish no better recommend to the Goor
AID HONEST, than that all such papers as thu
News arc our invetcrate enemies, anC
will abuse US with relish We like il
and shall take oil such favors indy. Cow
AGAIN.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
Iife-iikc Pictures,

Mr.Damon, an experienced and practical
Daguerrean artist, RECENTLY from the East
has opened rooms on Main street next door
70 Honn's Drug Store, where he Is taxing
some most excellent and iite-like pictures.
We have seen some just executed that "oniu
hssr eounarison with those of the most ap
proved colo- and shading OF the artists OF the
Eastern cities. The prices Of these enduring
pictures are now SO low that they come with
10 the reach Of every one. Life is uncertain
and no family should be content until the
faces If every member are mirrored upon
polished and enduring plate, that will speak
OF them when they are gone down to the
crave. Who that has lost friend without
even this easily obtained picture being left
Askind 70 those remaining, but would give
anything within their power to obtain their
likeoess. Then why not improve the pres
sos opportunity. and secure the precious me-
n ,nss ofyour ti4dred or yrue friead.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
Prospects Of our place for the coming
0easOn.-.Dusiaess and improvements.
The reaction


For the coming season, our place has
extremely fsssering prospects of business.
We find almost every nan calculating upon,
and prspa,isg for building and improve
1ents.
First, and, the mast important structure
ASesssmplati,n j. .sthe Council Bluff House
Which = to be erected BY ecempanv already
a.ganiIed with stock subscribed.
THIS is to lie of brick and built uron Mr.
1corhis corner, and is to he four stories high
and an hundred feet upon each street.
The lower story is to be occupied for
stores, shops, and Offices and the remainder
Tor Public House. This is to be n SPLEEN
and we'll furnished establishment.
Four or kvs large brick stores are to be lUilt
upon the burnt district, besides o number
that Is contemplated in other parts of the
City. There will doubtless be an hunired
neat and substantial dwellings erected most
y Of brick. We hear of two or three COM
pan:es who are preparing for brick making,
and still there is room, and an excellent
chance for several others. All the brick
that can be manufactured will be wanted, as
that is the cheapest material we can get for
building. Our City organization naYing
been legalised, q good Corps of officers have
been elested, in whom we have confidence
Of much needed improvements being speed
lily accomplished, together with better OBJ
sefyance of order and deeorum, with less
rows and bravls. We are assured thai
shese abuses, violations and evil practices,
will be looked after with vigi!a4t eyes.
From various sources We learn that a very
large immigration Of farmers and mechanics
will settle in our country the coming sea-
son. All the adjacan, lands are beeom NJ
rapidly entered by farmers and those who
viii settle upon and improve them, ami
many who 90 to Nebraska will return here
10 make rermeaant homes. The excitement
that has carried away many Of our own citi-
Eens is now react.ng, and vii! continue 10 DO
30, il our favor.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

Our neighbors on the East side of the
State and through Illinois have been Wis
tied with one of the most severe snow
storms ever experienced Ho1ses were
unrooled and blown down, bees and
trees proslrated; snow blox aei-ss;
sometimes covering stock and hogs and
making an even fall Of from three to six
feet on level.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
Bclleyiew, N. r., 10th Feb. '55.

Ed. DUGLE:
| see, by the last Palladium, that our
place is about to take start in the way
of improvents. 1t says improvements
are about to commence in earnest. / be.
lieve it, for they have commenced log
cabin, got windmill started, and, |
should think that the gas house is about
completed, and, | believe all OF the above
impr ovements will lie carried through,
provided they don't run out OF gas.
Yours. DC.
I'D LIKE TO SEE 1T.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
SKY LIGHT
lAe"ERRE1TYpE #lNIhT"7ES.

Mr.. HASTINGS would respectfully an
vi nourre "a the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Council Bluffs and its vicinity that having re
turred to this place, he is now taking Colorcd
Dasu-rreotype Miniatures, in superior style.
cqnql 10 anv in thu West Bccoriing to prices
Likenesses taken on setting of a few acc,
onds, from 8 O'Clock 4. NJ. 'o4P- b., ~ all
binds of weather All pictures warranted u
be durable, and satisfactory TO the persons SIT
ting,
fricce, from ono dollar and lily cents to flve
dollars, for single pictures.
lrLadies and Gentlemen are invited to call
ard examine specimens.
IRA first rate Camera and Apparatus for
sale. Instruction given in the art
1TRooms at the former residence o. hcv.
Mr.. shinn, few steps north of tho Paeiac
House.
January 49, ls55.-n32 II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
GREAT FIRE !!

WE viii Inform our friends that We are not
w burnt out, but arc in worse condition,
having sold a large amount OF ON goods Tor
mems promises to pay. which they wholly dIs-
regarded. therefore. as we have no insurance
company to look TO for our losses, oil persons
knowing themselves indebted will CONE u'aud
PAY UP their accounts aud notes. and relieve ns
In our ,ine Of need as we'll - save cost and
trouble MeMAHAN d WILLIAMS.
nov N i0d.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

CT Last week III re was quite an interest
Ing speech delivered in the House Of Nc
braska Legislature, 10y Mr.. Latham, which
was called forth by proceedings of indgaa-
ton meeting held at GlenwooG Iowa. Res
olutions were passed censuring Mr.. l.. who
defended himself manfully, charging Mr.,
Bennett, (who lives at GlenTood, Iowa. Of
the Council, with having gotten up the meet
ing, and exposed some of the INSIDE AND OUT
SIDE operations Of The FIRE EATE aud To-
wa Representation in the Nebraska Le5:sla-
turc. We are told by these who listened to
it, that the speech was the most spicy, sar-
castle, and cutting Of any that has bean made
in tho House.
Mr. Popplcton is powerful anl pleasant
speaker.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned In franklin
Township Fremont County, Iowa, on the 10th
dav OF December 1854. Ons Black OK supposed
to be eleven years old, with little white in his
face, both hind feet white, with the points OF
his horns off, marked with crop off the LEFT
ear and an under bit in the right. No other
marks or brands preceivable Appraised to
twenty dollars. ASHAEL NAM.
Jan. ID, 1855, n3u-2m