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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06
THE BEAUTIFULVILLAGE OF
IRANISTAN,

g. y n lED fortV-nVe mllcS last OF
- Council Bluff City, on either side OF
sBdiap iffrhs gssa.ee a.e1 1of nov; iowa q Offers ft I
RARE INDUCEMENTS
10 mechanics, and others, seeking a good heal
thy location In the great West II boasts the
oest mill seat in Western Iowa, upon which is
erected good substantial stone dam, one saw
and grist mill, together with other machinery,
are now in successful operation
TIE GREAT AIR Line RAIL ROAD,
now being constructed from New York and
Philadelphia, VIA Fort Wayne to Council Bluff
City, passes within few rods of the villap,
aforesaid and line of stages. from keokuk t.
Council Bluff City, srrve and depart daily from
his place. Some Fifty to seventy five thousand
emigrnnts pass through Iranistan annually, on
their way to California, Utah and Oregon, ma
king ready sale for all kinds Of produce, and
farnis ing employment, at good prices, for va.
sious kinds of mechanics.
r Eligible locations may be had in the viii
age at reasoni bic prices
Y Further information may BE had by appli-
cation to S. +. CARY Proprietor,
lranistau, Cass co. Iowa
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06
JOHN w. KELLEY, ,

4 rrcsSrY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
N rratices in the county and circuit
courts Of Hoa and adjoining coan'ies.-
ANY business con6ded TO him will be faith
fuiiy ana promptly attended to. Ofice
rcx: door 70 Nessrs. Nave ana frasers
s,orc, Oregoa. Holt county Nc; p
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06
SORE EYES.

Ma EDIroR:-In consequence Of the
great and increasing amount Of suffering
from diseased eyes in this country, We
wish to say through the columns of Jour
paper, to all persons who may be suffer
ing in that way, that DR.. Brown Of Platte
City, Mo. has fitted up with much labor
and expense, IN Eye Inhrnary IN that
place, where he receives and treats pa
,ients suffering with diseased eyes. He
has been engaged in it for several years
pa st, and his success has been indeed.
very great; large number of patients
having been cured at his establishment,
whose eyes were in very bad condition
He treats. We believe, all sorts of diseased
eyes, and performs all kinds of operations
upon them that are needed.
We would therefore most earnestly re-
commend all who may be suffering with
their eyes, to call upou him, bsIieving a.
we do, that if their case is durable he win
cure IL for you and save you great deal
OF suffering and perhaps the loss Of your
eyes. Would the Eritors of papers and
others interested have the goodness to as
sist in giving this as wide circulation as
possible in order that the afflicted
throughout the country may be enabled
if they choose to avail themselves of his
services? We think the cause of human
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06
NOTICE

NOTICE.
"a II persons are hereby warned not 10 pur-
4 . chase any town lot or lois lying in the hol-
Io0 o-.ow the powder magazine. claimed by
Vim. D. Brown A. j Hanscom. or Hepner,
BaldN III. Test, or Larmer, as tho same are the
property of the esta;e of G. o. Munster deceas-
ed, and PROCEEDING cow Instituted ia chan
ccry TO ahnull the; u as the same as fraud
ulently Obtained.
MARIA MINISTER,
Executrix ofthe estate ofC. o. Mynster ,dece as d
Council Busfs City. June l9, l654-n3ltf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06
NEBRASKA
Is OPEN FOR SETTLEMENT.

TO OFEFV OH IE GCTVtk-iNF
AsoW l. the time Tor seIec.ng good
"a claims, town sites. and mill privil-
iyes. Let every man get horse aud MAKE
haste. ]. Lewis can furnish you, or any
GOO citiz =. strangers cnigrants ANY amount
IF Sa4i cs, Hu-aess, 9riu,eS, Hliters, aud In
l,c' nything IN that i!ne of outfit. Don't for
te place. South side broad way, near SHOWS
a,.Nfso.. room lis stock is 81 the first quality
ami everyth,cg is warranted 10 giva satisfac-
lion
Every variety OF Improved Spanish Saddles,
aud at rrices aap-eceleutediy iow.-Run and
see, evoiyOo4y Going gone. !!
J. B. LEWIS.
Council Bluffs. June, Goth, le5i,-n34-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06
s. DOUGHTY & ~. -
Wholesale and Retau Deeles0

q. DOUGAEx ~. KS
Wholesale and Retad Deelese
TN stapls and Fancy DRY 0sods, 0fScsrtess
Hardware, Boot. and shos, ousss:xsssse. q
aide OF Broadway, Council Bluffs CITY. Iowa;
Would respectfully announce TO the cie essns OF
shis vicinity. that they have PssI.ass.y aasa. a.
place OF business. They hope, by strict insss.
rrity and close attention TO business, - sea9t
reasonable share Of public favor. 4 h.8s.
complete, and we'll selected assortment Of mess
chsadise will be kept constantly on h,nd IN.
Guiding every necessary aud comfort required
w either Citizen or emigrant Goods se6d .
he lowest figures Terms. pay down in leasAsg
nerchantable country productions 4 anenk
value. - sfg * ssM 81;
Those intsn4iag q eaHeha1E Eannr W
e. l|'ssiss. 10 picture to .hov ou' vs,s.
Remember the 'Cash Store" formerly occupied
by s. H Riddle, Esq. Our motto: examine.
try, then buy. G. DOUGHTY, d. co
Dec IL 'S4-n34-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06
JAMES D. TEST.

z TyoRNEY AND CoUssELLosA AT la" Gun
raj bluffs. Iowa, will promptly '-''en" 10
ava axencies co.cc'ions, nv.sts none sI 1ta. 10
eating and selling iaaa ~arTants 5. al ',Et ,s.
,busiaess z.siniag TO his profession, IN ms
Inoirix' circuit ana land district
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06
11riofessioaol Uaros.
4 ". BABBITT,

i srosssY AND CouHsxrL0a AZ Law,
and Solicitor in Cbsncery. Salt Lake
CTR. Utah.. Win attend 70 all business
est,v.ted TO him in Utah Territory. He
ain Also attend to business in the Supreme
<sosrt Of the United States.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06

A we determined to reduce our stock of
n Goods below our usual standard, at this
season Of the year, give US a call and try U.s.
1t will cost nothing TO Try what can be done
in the way of cheap goods, for cash, at
Jan ~, "a. VOORHIS.
CUGARS, teas, jaw nd rio coffee, ground
~ pepper, spice, ginger, yeast powders. &C. at
Jau. IS, 54 VOOKHIS.
L BROWNS Essence of Jamaica Ginger
l. fer sale at VOORHIS.
DRUNEs, In glass srs; fine article
l. VOORHIS.
DAIN-KILLER; Perry Davis's Psin-killer;
l. no family should be without 1t; for sale at
Jan ~, 81. VOORHlS.
ELOUR, by tbe sack. or by the barre
l. Tor sale At VOORHIS.
RUCKWHEAT FLOUR; plenty Gun be had
ID by cAliingat yOORHIS
ENGLIsH Split Peas, which makes most ex-
IL sellent soup, for sale at vOORHIS.
SAGO and Tapioca; q fine article for making
~ Psddings; TRY thsm) can bshad at
Jan. ~, "a vOORHIs. .
GOLDEN sYRUP, for table use. 1t
~ vOORHIS.
RUTTER srasksrssP plenty can bs had q
II a VOORHIS !.
sEs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06
JOSEPH L. SHARP,

= rronNxY Axp CoUNsELLoK At LAW,
! Greenwood, Mills county, Iowa; vii
800 to All business III the 6tb julio j
District entrusted to his care. lie VIII
also attend to business IN thc supreme
sourt Of this State. md of the u States
"oa' - n3O-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06

20d could love to die.
To leave untasted life's dark bitter streams,
BY thee, at rest in childhood, lie,
Aud share thy dreams,
And must 1 lnger here,
To STAIN the piumage of my sinless years,
And mourn the hopes ofchiIdhood dear,
With bitter tear!
Aye, must linger here,
A lonely branch upon blasted tree,
Whose last fraii lsaf, altlmely scar,
Went dow with thee 7
Oft from lfe's withered bower,
4 still communion with the past larR,
Asd muse on thee, the only flower
In memory's urn.
And, when the Evening pale
Bows like a mourner on the dim blue wave,
stray to hear the night-winds wall
Around thy grave.
Where Is thy spirit flown7
| gaze above-thy look is lmagsd there;
listen-and the gentle tone
Is OH the air.
Oh como, while here press
Ny brow upcn thy grave-and, in those mild
And thrilling tones of tenderness,
Bless, bless thy child
Yes. bless thy weeping child,
And o'e' thine urn-religion's noliest shrine
Oh give his spirit unlefIed
To blend with thine.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06

ron SALE. s.!i s.tass
= nice we'll situated lot in this city, spon|
which srs neat and comfortable dwcltiaa,
Enquire Of J.E. JOHNSON. Xr,St.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-06
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Late Commissioned of the General

LAND OFFICE,
HAVING opened an Agency Office in Wash
I lugton City, will devote his attention to the
procurement of Revolutionary, Invalid and half
pay Pensions, and Bounty Land Warrants; and
The prosecution Of claims generally before
Congress, and the Executive Departments OF the
Government. lie VIII attend especially to all
Claims affecting the titles to land, contested
pre-emption cases, &c, and to all claims for
horses lost in the service during the late war
with Mexico, back pay, extra 2Ay, &c.
Letters addressed to Richard NJ. Young.
Washington city, post paid, will receive prompt
attention. RICHARD III. YOUNG.
Washington City, July /, le53.-l4-f
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no the Ladies.
G. II. EENLE

CIolhin2 and Dry Goods Stc"e.
Middle Broadway, opposite tho Bluff City
Hotel.
lift.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

bit se Congress did no. Authorize the raising Of en-
additional force until the I'd Of Msrch IL was impos-
sible 70 complete preparations sooner. To make q
successful expedition against the Sioux living along
the base OF the Rocky Mountains, distant over eight
hundred miles from this frontier, troops should
know ANYTHING ofhe praries know this and il Is folly
TO expect anything decisive from force starting 20
late il the season a. the LIST of August. And Gen.
Harneys command not large enough 70 give the In
dams that chastisement they deserve. He enters the
feld with only about 700 men. He should have
double this force so as TO penetrate the Indian coqn-
Try with four detachments OF some 300 men each. by
this the Indians could be Intercepted OF course
the force DOW entering the field could defeat any uun-
Der Of Indians that might b. encountered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

The Pacific Steam Navigation Compsnys steamer
Vadivia Capt Il. o. Crout, arrived yesterday morn
passengers and about $500 900 in specie for England
Her dates are, Valparaiso June 80, Ca!ao July H.
Paita July Is.
We cOpy the following from the hreurio del Vapor'
Congress Is engaged IN preparing and discussing i'm
por;ept bills having for their object 10 facilitate the in
duslIia activity OF the nation and 10 gu certain wants
IN the legislation Of the country. The most note
worthy among these are project to form q oan-ohce
to facilitate the IA sing Of money lands in order 10
their Improvement bin to establish baak of de-
posts and discounts At Valparaiso another regulating
he mutual duties and rights Of masters and workmen.
laborers aud apprentices; another reforming judicial
proceedings and another reforming the system Of mill
tsry pensions.
Railroad schemes move onward. That between Va
xa-aiso and Santiago has jus, received two locomotives
hot have arrived from England, 20 be employed en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
THE SIOUX EXPEDITION.

ITFfJ '1dfHtf ~ ~ ~. Il NJ l1lllla
LEAvESwoRTH, h. T., Thursday Aug. ?. ls55.
In conradisnction 10 the queines of our little town
-Foft LeayenwOrth-Our nearest neighbOr presents
most lively aspect, IN consequence OF one of the new
cavalry regiments being organized there, and the fitting
out OF the Sioux expedition under General Harvey
This command vii Start on the praires on the 4ih inst
toward the Sioux country but il so late in the season
that little or nothing be expected this year unless
the Indians should make a stand which Il Is feared
they viii not do when they see such an unusual force
their country. They Will doubtless scatter over the
prairies in small bands, in which case no blow can
be struck; bat the appearance of General Harney's
con mand among them vii have most salutsry
effect for they imagine that the United States are
unable 70 send more men into their country than
are now g; Forts Laramie aud kearney IL =
70 DC regretted however, that General Harney could
70: have gone upon the praiIies early les, Spring;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
AUSTRALIA.

The Mrcario of Valparaiso publishes news received
from Sydney 10 the i2,h Of May, received by The
American ship Rover Bride.
Business was generally better, and higher prices
were obtained for almost every description Of mer-
chandise.
Chill -four in Sydney ranged from f35 Isl 70
ESQ - in Victoria from E+l 10 f43 per ton, and
al Geelong from E43 for Colonial 70 $40 for Chill
In Melbourne all classes Of provisions rising in
price.
In Victoria the miners license had been done away
with TO the great dissatisfaction OF the people. In
migration was on tie increase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
PERL.

There is no news of importance, and this unfortu-
nate Republic appears to be but little improved by her
change of rulers
We hear of more gold mining expeditions One
party started the 18th, and the American Company
was to leave in about month. Tue Government had
Issued the orders to supply them with firearms nclud
ing two pieces of cannon ammunition, provisions,
mules, &c.
On the 9th a German company returned from
prospecting tour near the Cerro Pasco, for the pur
pose of soliciting the Government to give them guard
for their protection.
Castillo il is supposed will be elected President.
The L. 5. ship Of war Independence was met by the
Naldiyia on the llth about so miles north of Callao.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
Personal.

The Rev. J. L. McKown, Principal Of the CoOPers-
town Female Collegiate Institute, has been elected
Principal OF the Pittsburgh II Oh School.
Among the passengers by the Ariel, which sailed
for Hsvre on Saturday, was the Hon. K. Ihomasy,
Conmis sioner from the French Government TO e1'
anime the salt works of America, and the Hon. Nal
COIN Cameron late Postmaster-Genersl Of Canada.
The Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks of indiana, the
recently appointed Commissioner Of the Land-Ohee,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

SISGULAR PHEyoAESoS ~ TIE 'ESL.sS
KISGpoN.--A gentleman in this city pufchssss'~a
squash yesterday for his table and when il "as w
II sas found 10 contain seed which had soroa'eu
bore several leaves upon the sProut. we 90 ~
seed and sprout last evening and pronouIscsoo ,a
ouite a phenomenon. On what principle OF germ
ton this can be accounted for, are at io'
terrniDe yet there they were, the sprout ena sgsI
inside the SC ussb, giving evidence OF ylgolols
bic life. New Bedford stahoa-'' N~e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
RIVER PLATTE PROVINCES.

The post has not come from beyond the Andes.
The last dates left pending the question between Bra
be preserved. TO this end Paraguay will have sent a
Minister to Brazil Five vessels of the In pera squad
ron bad entered the waters of the Paraguay Tne Oh
iec Is uncertain. The free navigation OF the rivers for
all flags will probably be The basis of negotiation.
From the other Provinces we hear no news OF mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13

arrived in Washington on Tuesday las. aud assumed
the duties Of his srduous and responsible Office
The Hon. W. L. Marcy, Secretary Of State, arryetI
in Washington on the 9th inst. from brief vs.e to
Old Point Comfort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13
ROI,IXIA.

AL were taken up with the election of President.
The canddature Of General Santa Cruz was nearly
discarded That Of Dr. Linares is increasingly popu-
lar. The Government, however sustains Gen. Cor
dova son-in-law of Belzu. The Press, however,
speaks with degree of freedom far from usual in
that country.
Belzu has concentrated the army at Chuquisca,
without leaving soldier in any other part of the Re
public. 1t is thought that he seeks TO make Gen.
COrdova, bis con n-law President by force but Sr
Lnares is the popular cand late and it is probable
that the nation will sustain him.
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LIS DEPUTIES I.OU!SIANaiS
Ia CONVENTION DE PulLApELpniE.

&tsasf@ t7A
f'asiears jonfnaax ca,holiques du Nord
'emo'ent pteinrlres 1 Ache de dtnigrersla
P'p"'a'''o" creole ct de Ia presenter
CONNIE e'ani composee presque enliare.
me"' di"fi ieles ct d'apa.ta,s. C'cst Ii
.one calom"ie, contre laquetle nous nous
fai,ons nn desoir de p,o,cster. Assure
meat persopne ma Plus regret,s que
nous de voir IN certain nnnbre de creo-
les se raugger rarmi les Kaow.Nothing..
Des 10 commencement noss avon. dill ce
que nous savions des iendauces anti Ca.
aholiqacs da nousea, patti; nous avoas
use Dc to1'tc notre influence, soil en- pu.
Ohe, sor en- pafticnlier. pour en- deaonr-
her ceax qui apparliennent a noire po-
pulalien ca.holique. Nous avons et6 AZ.
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(Courras de Ia Louisiane.)
.T.'rycENpIE DU Bayou SARA.-T

I.'rvcENpIE DU Bayou SARA. lie
comits eh 'rg6 par les. an'orites du Bayou.
Sara d. con'ta'er les pertes causfes par
I'incendi" dn Is JUN fait sfn rapport
Cinqaante.hnit naiSons ont etc deyorees
par lts aammes leur yale,r est esti.
NEE Si75,O00. Les marchandises,
menbles. etc. ,aduits en- .cendres, sont
esaInesa Il 100000: ce qui pore le total
de Ia pertc S375,000 sur leo1el II NY
I, en- nan =
que SUU,uUV q assurance. ktttE szf .-s III
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AGENTS DU 2IONNIER.

a.. IN. f. Eude, Passa Of
HlLe-ORLEAxs de la Bourse, No as
-. encoignure Cont.
ASCENSION NM. Richard & TemIlet
R1viaRE-NEusR. M. Firmn Dnpessis.
LpERvILLE. :. NJ J. Breau.
Sr-!AcouEs ). NJ. Auguste Thtriot.
ST-JEAs BAPr!sTE, N Ed.,.rdpcrret
ST. CHARLES
porr.BREAux, At. Edmond Dnlliafo.
'rutgopAux NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
HounA NJ. F. Gagne.
srs MARIE NJ. Elienne pcnisaon.
ASSUMPTION G. Rodriguez. Cafe Star.
nvtI,E Rly1gRE NJ. Pierre Theriot.
~ Dams les paroisses Oh nous n'aVons pas
nomme d'agents, mons prions les Matres dc
pos,e de vouioir se charger de l'agemce de notFe
!esriIe.
ANNONCES: Pour les Insertions, annonce
avis, etc. ETC., les conditions sont les suivantcs
Par DIX LIGsRs, pour la lere insertion 3 60
Four les insertions suivantes :: -: 50
Tout abonne qni soudra suspendre son sbon.
aenent, deyra prevenir, par cCYlt. IEditeuI
quinze jours au 'noins, svant expiration du tri
mestre.
On execute mprimere du POWER ,et ce
AK pris les plus nndcrcs, toutes. especes d'ou-
wages typograp phiques, {Jobs,) tes que, CAR
rRs fACTuaEs. PAMPHLETS, BLANcs, ETC. ETC
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I.iA!)RE&SE
TT IA FLATEFOnME nj rANTI KNOW
NOTHING.

paru Know NoHliuc dt Ia I,oui.iapc ,
-0n ~, gfanm@.
,Eaunj> .nrorn rarti roovs,v no stu,;
'no trf plus t,ihIc ct plo< irrt.olr. Evi
dr~'0cuf !"~ rfd.'tou ctait nt u,forcn
pee dc I'ohsencn d homogirfi;,; cntr
."~ dI"v'.". factinn. d. Know ro,l,;n
@'.m". DE "a. saoa donte, roh. corit.
'rys'"'icU.s ct les e;tangos contradiction
Q"l @nf.I,tnuI de-. doox GncHrruls.
FuIans d'ahord De padrre*r. non.
1f'ly' y'tOns cu>uijn au prnpr;lin5ar.
| Qny a-tli daus cctte ;rirr>.r ? rou,
y H'ons jncn"ut Chcccht loolh,,
Dame id@" p'aiqoo, on De Gee tlan,
| a0EIuo!s les rnrti< l,llomCuf couyainru.
It ayAHt couf4uCe tn cux-m6me,. g.
lh|,r' 'ut Cn'gHiu"r.
t'est Unc apologize difl'I>c Gti ny.terr
IN unijGrc q d'0rraI,lsaliou uolit;nu~ ,,c
tentative de l"stticaiion dn secret don't
Fordrc s'cst cnionr6. tentative jnstififc
pas |o succes, scion I'adres.e.
t""fqToI lea rtdactpurs cherchrnt-i!.
a rachrr |" vtIIiah|r motif dn uv.tSrr
''"n' Sc vojait Ir Know Nr.hingi.nc.
/ est H"I"o'd hri lc secret de Ia come
dtc. J." 1ny'tcfc s"uE p0uvait cnchcr aux
y""x de t"n' les p'of'ndcs di--cntion>
,uI "sl,'"1"n' "n'rc les nomhrenrcs f c.
""ns de iordrc. II >agis.ait DE- fire
''of' homog'""lit dn part; ct com
"c'f "rTi'er avec les lumieres dc For
gansa''"n cn pIri" ionr
M"'h'n''"scnrni pour le Know Nos
'ii"@rH"' II lo"r ct vcnn Oh iontcs sps
i'aC'lohs>'e 'oni tc"Couttets dams unc
'>,"''h''" general" dfI'bf'"ntc: mrnu,
ser "'l l""gr"mm" f'aI' !c bit de crttc
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