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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
DELAWARE

gentleman from this ounty Informs us that horss.
the Know Nothing candidate for 'eDstor has so"'f
Ito majority over the Rspub csn nominee, hamsey;
and a. Stevens HARD is far behno, it is saPpossd
here that Ramsey has been cho'en.
OSWEGO CO.-I0ficial
state-Kng over Hesdley, 100; Madden for ssnat"
over Lyon, 7sl. ''h'
Go,sEs, Wednesday, Nov IL, 1855.
secretsp Of Stae Ward, @,5ej, King 2,575;
Hatch $50 Headley, l.9O6.
Controler-Mitcbell, 2, ls2; Cook 1850; Stetsos.
! O7O; BurOws 75J.
TIes urer-Lyon, 1852 Williams, 9, 800; ?hurs.ca,
lab
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

SUPREME COURr-Judges Elected.
Dist. /. JAMES r, WHITING, Dem. HENRY
DAWES, X. n.
H. JAMES EMorT. Republican and Temper
6nce.
Ill GEORGE GOULD Of Troy, X. N.
" Probably GEO. NJ. BECKwITH or ESOoH
H. ROsESKRANZ, X. N, with ALoN
roc. PAGE, who was on both the Rel
publican and Soft tickets.
Y. WILLIAM f. ALLEN, Dem, but nominated
also by the Republicans. He is the
present Justice
VI. RANSOM BALLOON, Republican.
VII. DAVID WRIGHT, Republican.
VII. hICHARD p. MARVIN, K. r., reelected.
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TUTTLE's EMPORIUM

Ensliah. french, German and American
F.scy GooDs, EOvELrIE AND toy
No. SO Bro sdSsy.
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Tpy OuassA TOXIC CUPS AGaIN.-The interest

THE QUAssn Tonic CUPS AGaIN.-The interest
srd for IN. pa. W avs regard 70 the Gu awe pT per
ties Of the OUAssiAu CUfs SOC y o4 add,d IN n
former csley mo ct vau.be aud IN cF@ touls
In ths hole Ma eTs Msdica hs' 90 age me
ds nsnd to them deoG 20 rt)tn ts p1
he nat t.sy b., be respectable dusssl. la rus
ctr ,nd hioas III Uni re Psc0l1 n os loi 70 10
n;nIed n, 90 a, rAds Of ihe erIuine We ludit
attic e. wholesale Depot No n Madeleine.
GAKArVAN NILL. ImpO.ters Of yfugghts Arlees.
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give large profit ~ % cents esoh ~ inc who knoTs"
stats 10 yes,era,si cDutnn and no w resume the
bus his philanthropy up, he may oosa large price
os ,mslcs, sire at esae aud pay sseh WAGES s
mar cen live bu b. no know Qu.ss from
bawood dem will mpt hts tender conscience IRON
the peDl Of . ni.representDs hen a. imoort.d
}. A. 1 CoDnINGTON, Aoothesaries,
No. us Bro.iwaS, Cot. Washington place.
and oil each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

MHLopEONs.-GEO. A. PRINCE * Co, Buffalo,
and No 81 Rultopst NewYo,k were awarded Silver medal
for ire BrsI MELoDEoS exhibited the Fair Of the Amer
lean Institute.
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BarCnELoa's HAIR DyE.-wlGs AND ToUPEEs.

This oelebrstsd establishment IL No rs Broadway. Twelve
pdvss rooms expressly the application Of his famous HAIR
byr BITcHELoRs WIGS and fs0PEEs have Improvements
over all others e1ceug in beauty Of peculiar
sATcHsLoks. No. IS Broadway.
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CARPETS

HEAVY EAGLIsH sUPEsfisE 81 per yard
NJ w. PETERSON & HUNPHRvY,
No $40 Broadway.
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To NERVOUS sUFrERERs-A retired clergymsn
70 heatl 10 sfe dave AFT great
as,ins IA snziops to kDown TIE VIII
,re he rresripto, 1ssd ns,s Rev JouN pAcS.LL,
Nc ~ Faltoa.s., Brooklyn. N. l.
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Business Nriires.
y,ou The Courier snd Iaqal e,, Of u l1st.

From The Courier and Inqu e., Of n list
GEsTLENEss HATS We call the attention OF
ss v.be 70 the aia Manufactured by Mr. BIsp No 4'N
$50 81 he b. for peariy tvesJ ysss rorosneed 'as
support Of The be-, elsss Of eustsF for tho 'aPs'
~ ~, et,le and qusr Y OF biz Hats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

Tone QUAssM CUPS FOR DYsPEPTics.
AGesh supply for by
uABAUDas HIT,
importers Of ID. as gistS Articles,
No. A. Maideo-dne
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ALBERT II NICOLAy will hold his regular semi
wei suson sale STOCKS add sosDs IHsDAY Thnisdsy
Al la ocook tho h-Icbans Exchsi For furhe' par
cu ass see hn advertisement 10 another column Catalogues
ma be obtained si the Office No 4 BroadsL
DR.. S. s. FITCIi, author of 90 Six Lectures on
&c Office No. ia Broadway. open daily (sun
day excepted from uptn O'Clock eas Consumplon As,h
aud femaleA Consultation FREQ.
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To PAPER M,kERs.-We have in store aud to
,Ns within fifteen days 90 bales foreign and O3mesic
RAGS al q sdes which offer Low PR'Css 10 responsible
order tfom psTsocany or By letter
joan PRIVSrLEY Co,
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HnlLnMAN's COMMENT ANp PIII.s =

Abscsss popOunoed oearabe BY lty
RoSEsr PAsLsrr Of Cunber,pd, Maize, ascssA 10,
thEss With ahsoss Ia the an snd about have
the Huab snpa sied, bat ~as reeommeased HOLLOWAY.
OlNTnlsT and Puts which com etely t-asd It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

STEAsEs * AAEVa's
WILDER PATENT SALAgAHDER SAFES.
TBIkTEEs 10 and have net~ JGHea !" pes''''
A>tr contents FROM the rsveees Of ire ...,
These Safes secured by BaASsAEs la Belle LOCK- WINCH
Il proof ~ sinst powder and BURGLAR Tor sale oy ~
No. l4G Wsrer-t-, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

WITS AND INESfNtS.-Just received ana Tor
sale reduced prices the choicest selection o LApEs RETl.
cVLAs Necklaces, Toilet Cases Jet Bracelets Travelling Sss
ne sens serfoucy and Soaps every variety Of Toys,
Dolls ard Games, RoGsSss Fancy RzSsar $40 Bread
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

BROCATEILEs. SATIN DELANES, DAM,sKS,
CoRSictS. WINDOW SnADrs, Lscr CURTAINS, &e-KgLry
q kERGUsoS No x9t Bfo-owSy have srge ccS Of the
France some New STYLES boore bought X. Y.
have eseo h ID reputation for eel ng gods cheap and
their age and Increasing proof that rs appreciated
Ne. 9Sl Broadway and Re>de-,t
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BARGAINS IN CARPETiNGs.-GOOd BRUSSELS
al a5 csD per yard
M ~ PETEesON HUAPHsCY,
No. 379 Broadway.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25

We would call the special attention of me-
chanics, builders, and al WAC want lum-
Der, to the new advertisement Of Messrs.
Seeger & Meyer, of St. Mary. These gents
are prepared to give great inducements to Ium
Der buyers; and will soon be able to furnish
Iath, and all varieties of dressed lumber .-
They deserve much credit for their enter
rise and energy in getting up so fine mill,
of such capacity for lomber making. They
have a splendid large grove of timber close
at hand to supply their mill, and are in fac,
just the mon to do as they say, and such as
We need a thousand of here, to build up our
towns and cities.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25

This il the last No. before the New Year
comm ences, AZ which time most of our IN
paid sub-c riptiOn> and advertisements are
due. And in fact the time we wish to settle
all our a.counts to date, and see how We stand
with the world, that We may begin the New
Year with clean books, We shall be on hand
by ourself or agent, to make settlements with
al. With the new year we think of chang
ing the address IF on: Publishing firm, and
consequently it IS necessary THAI al previous
uaatters will be settled Without decay. Come
friends DO oblige US this once ami We will re-
mem Der you kindly in our roll Of honor, that
will tell who comes up 10 our cal. Come
all handsome, do likewise.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25
go II.

| 80 - lls.
This is-t aAnl IL - cspsty SGT q
Shelly o.s .! yin. M Nh !; l
laid out upon ons Of the most beautiful sites
that can IS fOS6d rs 756r most dS'IS6fIzl
country ,of al the states in the union.
6helbysills, besides The beauty and love
Illness Of 10 locality, possesses superior sd-
vantAkts h ~ respects. otherwise owes
many towns now rapidly springing into being
over broad fertile prairisa. romantic wood
lands and fairydale va,lies.
Tho whole region around i one Of the
most lovely formation. The prairies are high
and rolling, but nsvertheless' fertile almost
to afAult; the vaTlies are gentle convex
slopes, formed seemingly on purpose, that
clear cold springs may gush forth aud mu-
steal rivulets DON adown their Howsr-dscked
slopes.
There il within short distance Of the town
site q splendid quarry of Blue Limestone, and
excellent specimens Of ; tone Coal have been
found in the county.
The town is laid out upon plan, at the
same time airy, pleasant and convenient
Each block containing eight lots, divided by
alleys at right angles, SO that each lot is 40.
cessihle upon three sides.
The town is within one mile of the largest
grove of timber in Western Iowa, known as
Galland's Grove, and containing some nine
teen solid square miles of timber of the best
quality in the state. Although the county is
becoming we'll settled, there is large amount
of government land that may be entered at
Sl,25 per acre land that one acre is really
worth ten of the poor. rocky, sorre!-fringed,
pine aud hemlock lands in the East, that are
counted worth one hundred dollars per acre.
Several fine mill streams meander through
broad, rich, fower-spangled bottom lands in
this county, which may be made of immense
service to the advancement of the country,
aud also to increase the wealth OF the pro-
prietor.
There are numerous herds of elk, deer and
smaller game in the groves and vallies, and
in the streams, fine fresh fish ara abundant
A number of buildings are already erected
and many in contemplation.
Shelbyvile, will, ere long, be an import
ant and beautiful town, Tar oatstripping many
Of highar preteutons at the present time
Its peculiar advantages will recommend it to
The attention of many wAo seek quiet home
in the West, and its many advantages, will
TOO. soon attract the attention of the specula-
tor and land dealer.
We shall, ere long, take a trip iuto thas
region, AMI will then post our readers far
ther regarding the counties North.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25
SW0mD Lands.

Our County Judge has received from the
General Land Office, through the Governor
of Iowa. instructions to obtain afiidavits from
all who hsve entered our swamp lands at the
land Office, to set forth such facts that the
money thu. received may revert to tho coun-
ty. c. Eubank has boon appointed TO attend
TO this matter, and We trust that our citissns
will not be slow in coming toward 10 give
the required evidence, thus placing in our
County Treasury the means Of draining
swamp lands, building bridges, making roads
and building Court House. This is all
Important and should bo locked to without
delay. F.E- Wslch is Dspa'y Clerk, and is
20 authorised TO .ase the above syidOncs
Sec notice in to-dsy's paper.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25
SAINT MARY
S I EA M s A w MILL
SEEGER AND MEYER.


THIS psv Steam Saw Mill Icing the largest
and bsu mill Ia Westsrn Iowa and Nebraska,
will be IN operation
JANUARY FIRST. 1856.
Our prioss Of lumber will he - cheap ~ at
other mills. All lumber will be assorted &C.
cording 70 auslits, sad kept In neat piies, and
builders will have tt,s advantage Of selecting
their lumber. 3ia 5Bs.,4r 35I aaf.f
Custom logs W III be sawed in lots Of thirty
on hasves; any amount over thirty for cash -
Psrson~ bringing custom logs will receive a,bill
showing the ame unit OF ianbor their logs will
yield. ~
Our mill will saw from to 1000 fsot per
day. We are therefore snabssd 70 kesp full ~.
sortment Of lumber on hand eonstAstly. We
have made arrangements 70 attach planning
rnatchink and lathe machine ny the opsaihg OF
nsvig4tioa. snd shaH spare no sins " expense
TO give sstisfac,ion 70 cv>vss si.'.
ssiGt Mary, Dec IS, 81 mJA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25

On Thursday night last, was the most ex-
tensive afair of the kind we have ever seen
70 thin place. The-pae;ous hall Of his splon
did new store was full to ovoraowii,g, and
6nally became perfectly psosed, and hall Of
tho company adjourned to another hall, pre-.
pared for that purpose. Such IN array Of
h""n'y and happiness We always isve> 10
meet. The music was unexrItionsble an ]
sus Whole affair was we'll and sati. fuo.orily
managed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25

This body Of uattcr Sovereisns met at
Omaha City . week AZ tod j. W. went
over to see the " Hell. phaat. 3" IN, saS ao.h-
ing remarkably strange. Every ching wcat
on AZ amooth, peaceful ana natutai as il cam
mon among white inhabitants" in he states.
Both Houses organized at an early hour, and
after few preliminarles, proceeded 10 elect
permanent officers. In the House, |. l..
Gibbs, vas elected Chief Clerk, II. {. An
derson, Assistant Clerk, A. S. Bishop, Ser
Ceant- at arms, and f. B. Chinn Door keep
or. In the Council, b. L. Folsom was cleo
ted President, L. L. McNee!y, Chief Clerk,
M.B. Chase. Assistant Clerk, c. w. Pierce,
Sergeant at arms, Henry Springer, Door
keeper, and L. Goodwill, Fireman. At an
early hour Wednesday, both Houses being
fully organized, met in joint convention,
where his ExceIlency, Gov. lizard, appeared
in person and delivered his message; lengthy
we'll written, able and intelligent document.
We are sorry its length ana our short limits
preclude US from placing 1t before our read
ers. 1t shows q clear less and perspicuty
seldom met in so elaborate document.
The only business of Importance that has
b. en- before either branch Of the Legislature
vas the election of Public Printer. H. d.
johnson was the successful competitor, and
received the recommend of both Houses
In the Council, Hol. A. 4. Bradford gave
notice of a bill for the repeal of the charter
If the "Fire anil Marine Insurance Com
panv,'' and in the House, Mr.. Decker
gave notice that he would introduce bill to
incorporate precisely similar institution at
Nebraska City, the residence OF AIR Brad
ford. Both these actions are supported by
Morton. and all the Ncbrask a City tre-eaters,
who are always ready to dsnouncs every
thing that eminates from, or 10 beneficial 10,
Omaha City.
In their burning heat TO fulfil the measure
of their plightsd hostility TO Omaha and the
North of the Platte, their bsseness and sor-
did avsricioasness has been exposed and their
aim. laid bare. If Bank would be desir-
ahls Institution for Nebraska City, it might
alss advances the prosp 'rity OF Omaha. But
If injurious N the pro perity Of the Territory,
why ask bank charter Tor their own con-
vsnisncs and strive TO injure the prospects OF
a company who have, under act Of ncorT or
alton, with much outlay, put monied insti-
tasion into successful and satisfactory opera
E!on. 'st4l ~
The fact is, Mr. B. adf,rd we'll knows that
ne charter c.nnas be repealed, wess the peo-
pie favorable to the act. (which thsy are not. }
But an Unsuitable thirst 70 he avenged upon
more successful! rival, makes him. careless
10 regard to private or personal rights, or the
oeaikasions Of justice and honor, and is will
ins TO iniuro the business Of private com
pany u CRAFTY piqus against the officers Of
Ne govsrnmcpt and Omaha City. Boins
olrsslg dissntanglad from thssr party is,uss
and local Interests, we can see wishors pre;u.
dice CT or favor, wtl;c ws5 tho car unrs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25

An enthusiastic meeting of tho citizens Of
.ur thriving sister town, Glcnwood, came of
!, short tine since, 20 consider the best meas
ares 20 he ;4k3u to secure 20 that region or
county, tae terminus Of one Of the several
railroads now progressing, ainIE5 from the
Mississippi river 10 this region. Meeting
was we'll attended and conducted in spirit
ed AMI decisive manner. Speakers eloquent
and the llstners determined. Resolutions
were passed unanimously, that 100000
stock should be taken By Mills County in
the Burlington and NJ Il. r., provided that
road should pass through Mills County, and
an agent Esq. Solomon,) was Immediately
dispatched to carry toward said proposition
and otherwise facilitate the interests of The
citizens Of that county.
We are glad to see our cnterprisins neigh
bors so wide awake to their interests. The
facts are that the importance Of their posi-
ton should draw one of the many Railroads
through that tier Of counties, which are point
ing this way. They have the soil, timber,
rock, coal and experienced mechanics and
work men, and energetic business men, which
will yet make Leds Of Mills county. Let
the Burlington road take the proper tier of
counties, come to Glonwood, and then with
one trunk come here with the 81. Joseph and
Council Bluffs road That's the figure, gents
take courage.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE.

| AM Row competing large three story
brick store house Oh the corner OF Second AID
Francis sire cts aud expert to move into 1t by
the 18th of January, prox'mo, after which
time | shall bandoB the retail! portion OF my
bu siness and sell in future exclusively at whole
sale. | am iEducrd TO adopt this course
Ia conseq uence Of tie heavy increase oil my
wholesale trade, and believing that it will be
productive of my own interest as well az that
oil my customers. 1t IS my intention to keep
a much heavier stock than usual, embracing
many articles not heretofore kept by nie--a
stock CONNIE usur rate with the size Of my house
the Increase Of my business, and the rapidly
growing demands Of the country; and which ia
point Of size, variety and price. shall compare
favorabiy with similar establishments i'll Saiut
Louis.
expect to leave by the Goth of January for
the South and East for The purpose of making
my purchases, and will take OCCASION here to
urge u ron those who are inoebted 10 me by
note or account, (some Of which have been
standing four, six, sud even twelve months, }
the Importance (to me ut least) Of their settling
up before leave. They will please bear 10
n,ind that Groceries are CASH ARTICLES
the world ever j. B. JENNINGS.
St. Joseph. Dec. IS, 80. 4 If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25

A company has been organized in POUCH
keepsie, n. T., with a capital of $40, 900, for
the establishment of a File mandatory. -
Two machines are in operation in that city
which is the first successful attempt to man
ufacture files by any other power than the
slow and tedious hand labor. These files
have been thoroughly tested and pronounced
satisfactory.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25
Farmers. Attention !

MA Farmers, il is sin to pay $l4,I
100, for barrel Of -four. when We can have
1T cheaper at hsme
The subscribers will commence a STE An
FIGURING MILL, at Saint Mary, Mi Is
county.
The attention Of all Farmers il there fore call.
ed 10 raising wheat, for which cash will be
pad, or -four given in exchange. The mill Will
be ready for grinding at the commencement of
the next harvest.
Farmers, bear your own interest in mind.
JULIUS HOFFMAYR.
Dec. %, SIS. m3*
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25

Convention of the Democratic Party Of
the State af Iowa, will be held at the Capital,
in Iowa City, on
Tuesday, Eight Day of January, 1880.
for the purpose of nominating Candidates i'r Tie
sfhccs Of Secretary, auditor, Treasurer OF State,
Attorney General, and Electors of President
and Vice President OF the Uuiied States 10
appoint Delegates TO the Democratic National
Convention, aud for the transaction Of such
business az the Convention may deem proper.
The ratio of representation will be one dele
gate for every one hundred votes. and Que del
egate for every fraction over nifty votes lso-
vIDED. that each county shall be eatitied to at
least one delegate.
BY order of the
STATE CENTRAL COM.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25

WE are constantly receiving Land Warrants,
for time location, and are now prepared to make
entries for settlers and Others at moderate rates
Cassidy i TEST
aug 81, 81. n24;f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25

Fly d.lsTaced bio profession by ffhagng insult
ing propositions to the wife of Mr.. Stephen
w. Spain in Mecklenburg county, Va. Mr..
Spain afterwards gave him severe beating
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25

sfr. Shaffee, editor of the Newburg IN. "
American has publicly renounced his counee-
ton with the X. N. party lie says no honest
man should belong to the organization.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25
Mail Arrangements for Council
Bluffs.

Mail Arrangements for Council
Bluffs.
Eastern Mai! arrives every Sunday. Tuesday
w sdn-sday and Friday Evening. at . o'clock
and departs every Tuesday. w ednesday. Thars
day aud Saturday m"rsng. at o'cIock.
Southern Mail arrives every Sunday. We'd
nesday ana Friday Evening, and departs every
Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday Evening At d
o'clock.
Daily Mail to Omaha, leaves every morning.
texc-p, Sundays al o'clock, and arrives at
o'clock p. IA.
. Mail once week tn Fl. CAlho un, Nebraska ,
leaves every Saturday al 6 a. m, and arrives
Sundays at 10 o'clock a, m
Post Office opens for delivery at o'clock
n, :. and closes at 8 p M. except upon arrival
evenings. when it will he closed ut a late hour
On Sundays. flee will be open from until
10 O. clock a. NJ, and after O'Clock p. m.
j. h. JOHNSON, p. III.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25

NOTICE.


SWAMP LANDS ssats+
Instructions having been received at this Of:
fee from the Commissioner Of the General Band
Office, and alao from ]. w. Grimes, Governor
Of the State Of Iowa. In regard to the proceed
inge necessary, in order to secure TO thr Coun.
" the procseds Of LANDS sold by the United
States. which have aimee said sale, been selec-
ted as osanp Lands In the cousty ofPotexva.-
tanie. Ths purchasers Of said lands VII
therefou. ssn ~ G. EuhaHk, who has This day
bssA appeintads - take their dspesiions - re-
QstRa4 BY the iRstsnceiope 81 tbs fomntIssianer
atlian6 Gsn. Lasd 0lhce. 10 eslsr =. prove, The
title Iof The county ~. Postasstlanais to the
money paid the United Statss for sane D.
aDF8n Hsat8Ig AA,V. LAkiMER,
III sia Cosaty Jp4gs, Pro teIa,
Council BlsNs Dec -, 1855. n3lw3
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25

DsEn-At his residence, In Cartcrvile, three
miles iromthis city. Of typhoid fever, Mr.. GEO
Il WlLsox-age 4 years
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25

q Yes. Sqaire. that cider WAS excellent.
and your in.tia.oy foe and warm room was
Comfortable ar1 apr ,pos exactly. DO 30
,nnsa IN
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25
Estate of VIM. Pollock, Deceased.
PUBLIC SALE.

IL bHAXO SA IsLs
By Writ ne of aB order of the County Court
of Porswattamie county, Iowa, dated on the
| 9th day Of November, 80, TO ne directed,
will on Wednesday. the 18th day Of March,
1856, between the hours of ID o'clock a. IN.
aud p. m. expose to sale a, the door Of The
County Judges office, i'll Council Bluffs. in
said county, the following described property
belonging TO the estate of Nm. o!ocA, dec d,
to-wit-
The undivided OF the west of the north
east quarter Of section No y, township No.
-, range n o. ~ west, containing co acres.
To BE- sold for the payment OF the debts OF
said estate. Terms, cash.
CORNELIUS VOORHIS,
Administrator.
PhtcE & JAMES, Attys.
Nov. I9, So. v5n4im3
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-25
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