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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-01
Sale OF real Estate by order OF
CS.art.

In pursuance of an order Of the court Of Probate,
for the County of Portage and State of Ohio, on the
22d day of OF 1855. On the Goth day Of December
ut O'Clock in the AFTERNOON. the premises
In Randolph. will be so1 to the highest bidder. the
following real estate. at the property of James W.
Crockett deceased, to witt Situated in Randolph
township, Portags County, ana State of Ohio; hegn-
ming at the north west corner of lot number two, in
said township thence running the west side of said
lot to the south west of said lot, themes east
the south line Of said lot so far that line parallel
with the west line of said lot shall contain sixty six
acres subject to the right of dover, OF Amelia NJ
rocket, therein heretofore assigned and set of.
s. STRAWDER, Atty.
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or We have received bound copies Of
the Congressional Globe and Appendix, for
the I'd session of the 35d Congress. These
are valuable documents. Our thanks are
due to Hon. GEO. Bliss for the same.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-01

a MBROTYPES.-William d. Matthews
~ takes great pleasure in Announcing to the public
he new style Of pictures. They taken upon plate
oessd Is the public For soineAs OF finish ana efada-
iap pf they are unriyaled and are as permanent
e tine, presenting every feature with snrprsing dis
hnetneaS and beauty or d0neation.s No one should
iesL q have one these iaishtdl iikenessss.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-01

or Hon. S. p. CHASE has our thinks
for copy Of the Addresses on the prese:Ita-
ton of the Sword of General JACKSON.
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BACH'S
A M e E ICA N
COMPOUND.
THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY.

" NEW tEUE ADLEL tCLM MEO L.
STATE or New YORK, Cuyuga County. SIS.
One of tho firm of p. X. Coventry IL Co., ofthe
city of Auburn, being duly sworn, says tn following
certificates are nuinc, and were given by this per
so $ by whom they purpo7t to be signed
Subscribed aud sworn before me, Fl. 7. COOK,
Justice ofthe Peace, Cayuga county.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-01

= The PREsIDEEcY IN -T'he
Doylestown Democrat, the organ OF the
Bucks county Democracy. has the Mans of
the Hon. George n. Dallas at iis mast-head
for the next Presidency.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-01
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COURT.

0N the Goth day OF December, A. D. 1855,
" between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. NJ and4P NJ,
on the Premises inthe township Of Rootsewn. Portage
county, Ohio viii be sold to tho highest bidder, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, as the property Of Warren Cotton
decd, to wit; situate in the township Of Rootstowh
Portage county, Ohio. and bounded and described as
follows: Being part of Lot No ., in said township,
beginning at the west line of said lot No2 at the north
west of tract of land heretofore owned by one
James Burr thence running castwardIy parallel with
the south line Of said Lot No 9 10 rods; thence north
wardly ami parallel with the west line Of said Lot No =.
to land heretofore decided to VIM. Benton, and now
lately ownc. by Noble Bradshaw; thence westwardly
and parallel with the south line of said lot 10 rods to
the west ne of said Lot Noe; thence spuhwardy anng
said lot ,inc the place of beginning containing fifty
sir acres Of and be the less. Subject 10
ths dover estate of Susan WOOD, heretofore assigned
praised ut 81 $50, and will bo sod upon the following
terms. to witt One third down, and the balanccin in two
eqal annual payments from The day of sale, with in-
tcfest payable annually. OTIS REED, Adm.
Nov a. IH5l AW Of Warren Cnltnn, dnceased
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OELLING AT COST WITHOUT AS
~ SIGSMENT-As selling at cost seems mnch in
yoguenow days. we propose to sell stock of sum-
mcr Bonnets, Flats, SumDier Hats and Lawns at cost
Call soon ifyOu want any selection.
Angnsta. 1855 PRENTISS. HOPKINS y Co.
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DORK! PORK!-Bostwck g. Beatty will
pay the highest market price for pork, in eash or
goods whc, the farmers ready to kill; also for but
ter, dried apples, andproduco geterally.
RaNnmnn, Oct Il.
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Improvement Of the oIGlo Rlve,
FRANkLiS, Pa, Nov. 80, 1855.

Improvement Of the Ohio River.
The Improvement Of the Ohio River, 50
as'to make it navigable all the year round.
10 now contemplated blythe citizens Of Phil
adelphia and Pittsburgh. The proposition
submitted il to accomplish it BY slack-wa-
ter navigation. orin other words, building
a series Of dams across the river, at conyen-
lent points and distances. This is certainly
snextensive project, and II carried out sue-
cessfuIly. may be productive Of wide con-
merciaI benefits.
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I,SWIFT'S ADv'S.

COUGH REMEDIES.-Hall Balsam,
" Wistar's Wild Cherry. Duncans EXpectorant,
WATERS, Wyncoops iceland Pec,orui, Brants PulMo.
nary Balsam. MiteholIs Syrup lpeeac, Hives Syrap,
Cough candies Ayers Cherry Pcctnral, Swayncs
Wild cherry, Giiscig Panacca. Halls cough Remedy,
Rogers Liverwor and Tar, FauMncr's Elixir, Denigs
cough Balsam Foigers olosomin, Cod Liver MI,
Jack sons Syrup, &c, &C., at
Nov. IL, 1855. Swift's Drug Store.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-01

SILKS, SlLKS-Bluck, plaid, striped and
~ chaugeable Silks, the largest assortment In the
county, and we will leave II ladies ii say they
Oct. v HORR&Co
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pRINTS--All we have to say about Prints
is that have just opened 200 pieces OF the hest
qualities Of Prints, aud selling them cheaper than
any other House in old Portage.
Sert. %. AV HORR & co,
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r. w. SEYMOUR,S ADv,S,
NEW obs

NEW GOODS
r. w. SEYMOUR is now receiving o
i large variety OF goods suitable for spring, and
summer, which he offers at reduced prices Tie fob
lowing Goods were bought at very low Azures and will
be sold at small profit. He would invite hs friends
aud customers emil snd examine his new goods be-
fore making their purchases elsew here: Dress goods
- lawns, berages, tissues, berage delains, gihgs
hams at Is per yd, figured lawns, black dress silk
widths, few patterns fancy dress slksat4 Is per yard
ribbons--a nice lot OF bonnet ribbons and all widhs,s
velve fancy goods, carpets hats and caps, bSots and
shoes, linencoats, wall paper, sbeetng, broad cosg,
fancy casslmeres and fancy vestngs, shawls, large
varet; OF GUnncts ofal kinds, hardware, groceries
and croekery, at w SEYMOUR'S.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-01

HEUMATIC REMEDTES-Americnn
LII Rheumatic Balsam, Barrtll's Indian liniment,
Davis Pain Killer, Pain panaeea, Atwoods Rhcumat-
ic Liuiment Farrell's Arabian lnimen, Ponds pain
Destroyer, Nerve and Bone Linimont, Hunts Lini-
ment, crump and pain Killer, Instant cure Of pain.
Mustang Linimeht, Jayne's Linlment. Gargling Oil,
Places Linment King of pain, pasters, ointnents
&c. n great variety ut
Nov. II, 1855. Swift's Drug Storo.
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PHENIX BOOK STORE ADV'S.
N e w BOOK S.

~ VANS NEW TREATISE Tor Justices
~ OF the Peace, Constables. &c.
AMY LEE; by the author of Our Parish.
JUNO CLIFFORD, Tale by a Lady.
LONGFELLow's NEW POEM. s.
THE SONG OF HIAWATHA; by Henry Wads.
worth Longteilnw.
KLoSTERHEIM; by De Quincy,
OPIUM EATER and susPlRA, by Thomas De
Quincy.
SCATHARINE IL. of RUSSIA. and HER SUCCESS
SORS, comprising incidents in Russian History TO the
fall of Sevastapol, by Smueker,
LADY'S ALMANAC FOR 1856.
The Prctticst gift OF tli, season, with an Illuminated
Lhograph Title, and twelve beautiful full page illus
tratons. Caenders for all sections Of the country and
Memoranda pages for every day in the year,
AN ELEGANT GIFT BOOK.
The KSIcKERBoCKER GALLERY, contains forty-eght
Portraits Steel Of the best uthors in the country.
Among them are Portraits of Louis Gaylord Clarke.
Editor Of tho Knfckerbockcr Magazine, Washington
Irving, Buyard Taylor, William Cullen Bryant. John
g Sage, Henry w Long'ellow, George Prentice, n
p Willis, WIN Seward, Park Benjamin, Geo 2 Msr.
ris, oliver Wendell Holmes. etc for sale at the
PHENIX BOOK STORE,
Nov "a css. No @, PheniY Block.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-01

AIDES COLLARS, ,UNDERSLEEVES
IL &c-A splendid lot of embroidered, Muslins and
Cambria Collars, UnderSeeyes and Chemisetts. Now
Is the time for the ladies 10 select any Of the abovear-
cles from the largest assortment ever offered i'm this
market, and at prices that cannot fail to suit at
No. 9 PhGDix Block, Sept. 3. HLDAY'S.
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900(l YARDS-One Case fast colors.
AUUU Prints FOR 6. cts, at
October 81. 1854. =. w. SEYM0URsS.
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nRESS TRIMMINGS-A great variety
~ of the present styles among which luay be found
Moss, Mora-antigue. Plush, and velvet Trimmings,
all for sale cheap. Call and sec them. -
SEPT. IS. AVHORR & co.
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HATS AND CAPS--Gent's Silk, the lat
Ill est styles, Cents silk Plush Caps. Cents HossutR
Wide Awake, Boys fancy Hats, ehndren's Hnts and
Caps. u good ussoftment,a at F.N. SEYAt0GRfS.
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HATS AND BONNETS JUST RE-
IL ceiyed and selling cheap and fast.
Scptl5 " HoRR & Co.
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WOOLLEN GOODS.--Broad Cloths,
w Cessimeres, SHtnetts, aud Tweeds; the best as
sortmehtin Porta county and the cheapest can be
foundat [Oci @ VHORR q CO.'S.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-01

FISH, FISH-Trout and White Fish, by
4 bblsand half bbls, just received by
Juhe4 VUORR e. CO
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FRENCH MERTNoES--A large stock
just rec'd., good colors good qualities and at low
prices. Ladies' socittd 10 call and look at them.
Sept, ej. AV lioRR " Co.
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IN BROCHA SHAWLS just received and
w selling cheap enough TO suit any Que.
0et6 AVHORR& CO.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-01

HINGHAMS-If any Lady wants Cling
VI ham Dress pattern, she had best call at the Shall
crsvile cheap Store W. have brig of and de-
sirable styles which are selling fast and cheap
Sept 25. AV HORR Il co.
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T ARGE ARRIVAL OF SHAWLS IA
Ia large invoice just received, consisting of Gingm
and double Brocha's. and Cashnercs ofnew and beau
tfu styles also anc assortmchtof heavy wool Long
Shuwls combining warmth air beauty. .fl as cheap
rs can be desired.
Sept.2 PRENTlSS; HOPKINS s. co.
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RONNETS by Express : Velvet, Ssnn
~ and silk bonnets, large aSsortme & selling very
cheap. Oet6 v HORRN co
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M EW DRESS GOODS-A orea,

(lARPETS, CARPETS = Just received
Oandn now opening large stock ofCarpetings, soma
ehiire! new patterns, consisting OF BRUSSELS cafpe-
Ing; ringrain and Papes!ry CarPeiing. Venetian and
4cotton Carpeting, and Stair caretng. ut No Pie.
nix Block. Oct 10 n. L. nav.
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RLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS-Juet;
~ opening large lot of Black Silks, Fig'd and,
Plain, also sOFce OF those beautiful Moire Antique
Silks, for Dresses. Call and see them at
No. Ph@niN Block. Sept "a. q L DAYS.
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BOOTS AND SHOES--Mens thick boots
~ warranted, Boys thick boots warrand, Mems calf
and kip boots, Ladies' boots, Caters and Buskins
child Shoes. great variety Just received and selling
cheap.
Sept. oJ. AVHORR GEO.
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SIXPENCE PER YARD-The best six
~ and quarter Prints in old Portage, can now be
found at Sept. 25. AV HERR & CO.
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IRY GOODS.
[. DAYS ADvERTlS EMfN7S

( (ILOTHES e. CASSIMERES--A larger
~ assortment than ever Ofthe above goods nd some
shrey new styles Of fancy casslmcres that cannsfbe
or color OF broad Clohes can b. seen by loo i~ "a
0ursloek, aud at prices That cunnat 70 snit Gen
ueen want OF any talng la that line would do we'll
" eaahd loas at QUE stock, we think Il cannot be
oen. "a town or county. Call at ILL, DAYS
Wv - elsa E No.2Phenix Block.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-16
Ind an troubles.
Yours til next time,
DOkSTlCkS, JUN.

Shall we ever cease 20 record the scenes
OF strife and bloodshed upon our borders,
by the Indians? instigatcd too often by in
toxicatiop by the FIRE wATERo the white
man?
There is now near ] 900 Of the Sauntee
S oux's sc9ufiog the counties north killing
stock and hogs and stealing corn and com
mittirg many other depro dations upon the
cit. sens in the .eglon of Sargeanto Bluffs.
Last week PARTY of these Indians (who
belongs ever at St. Peters on the Missisoi D.
pi Riv>r) got up difficulty with Major
Haroilton, who has been a trader among
I'm for some time, ana cut him al to
pieces, killing him instantly. Major Il
was man Of ability, experiences and well
known as an energetic frontienrnan.
A band ofthc same, came to Mr. Thomp>
sons corn crib, took what corn their horses
could carry. NJ. Took horse to pay,
but the redskins soon returned with guns
and other weapons, to rescue their horse.
But finding resistance too strong, left f:r the
present
What will be the end Of all this, unless
something is done by the government, We
ccnnot tell.
A band of the same Indinns have been af-
ter the Omaha's, got one scalp and four
teen ponies.
They arc now proving about, near the
mouth of the Big Sioux, and the settlements
are in ontnual fear Of their outragcs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-16


How bright and beautiful Is love, in its
hour If purity and limo 'c0ce: how misteri-
ouslv il ethe ializcs every feeling, and con-
centratcs every Wild bewildarn; impulse Of
the heart; love holy and mysterious love! it
is the garland spring If life, the poetry Of
nature. Its song is heard IN the rude hut Of
the poor, as we'll as the gorgeous palace If
the RIGHTS fame embeliahes the solitud
of the forest, aud the thronGed haunts Of bu-
sy life, and It's light imparts Lrilliancy to ev-
cry Heart, no matter what may be its c6ndi-
ton:
Love-pure, and devoted love, can nevor
change. Friends may forget us-the riches
Il this world may soar away. but the heart
that loves vii cling tho olosery as loud roars
the storm, and amid the wreck of the temp
est, it vii! serve as ''beacon," to light US
on to safety and happiness.
Lovcis the mistio and unseen speil that
500, hes the wild and rugged tendencies OF hu-
man nat,rre-thas fingers about the san .tity
of the Gre-side, and unitcs in closer unloa
the affections Of society, an the soul that
loves truly will love forever. Nor like
waves of the ocean, nor traced in sand, Is tho
image impressed upon lovisg heart. No,
no, but il will remain uEbcoken aud uamar-
edit will burn on nndefaced ia its lustrc,
amid the quick rush of the tempest cloud
and when our fate seems dark and drearv,
then will love seek shelter in her own hal
10 sed temple, and offer as sacrifice. her
VOWS and affections.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-16
SKY LIGHT
nAnuERREOTYPE MINIATURES.

vyR HASTINGS would respectfully an
vi noancc to the Ladies aud Gentlemen OF
Council Bluffs aud its vicinity. that having re-
turned to this place, he is now taking Colored
naguerreotype Miniatures, IN superior Style
equal to any in the West eccordins to prices.
Likencsses taken on setting OF few sec
onds. from o'c!ock 4, VI. to 4P. NJ, IN a.!
kinds of weather. All pictures warranted t"
be durable and satisfactory to the persons Sit
ting.
Prices. from one dollar aud fly cents to I'VE
dollars, for single pictures
IFI, aides and Gentlemen are invited 10 cali
and examine specimens.
IRA first rate Camera and Apparatus Tor
sale. Instruction giren in. theats
QTRooms at the former residence OF rev.
Mr.. sbInn. few steps north OF the racihe
House.
January 10, 1e55.-n32 IT esest-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-16
A Beautiful Art.

The art Of taking the features Of dear
friend, and preserving them aftor that friend
has gone to his long rest, is one that every
person SHOULD be pleased with; and the
more so, as we have a daguerrean in town
who can do the thing up in as neat and du-
rabe manner az the next one. WHlTTHsAD
is still s.holdiug forth'' in the room fronting
this Office, where he is prepared to take the
countepance. in . life-lke style. Call aid
see him, ara our word ior i you will be
pleased. Once more:
.sSccure the shadow ere the substance fsds,
Let nature cepy that which nature made,o
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-16

<oar ssieoneds ah'ar1p8 ind {Asesae'e
tn tentative h s006s1 be mn.
'1psskart 1sas, has ishel = passing
,tAsesA the kver House the Silowhg
highly important bills. Some 81 them,
(,he road bill IN particular, are very i'm,
portant. The road bill. in fact does not
only inserest Nebrasaa and Western Iowa,
bet the thousands who pass annually 70
the Pacific.
A bill sppropriating 5000 for Terri
tofisl Libssry, passed the House. Jan. 50.
A bill appropriating $4,000 for Mill
tar) pests 10 Nebraska ana Kan.as, pas
sed House. Jan. 3O,h W " ~
For constructing Territorial road from
poiat ON the Missouri river fopposite
the city Of Council Bluffs. in the Terri,
tory oil Nebraska. 10 New Fort kearney,
lin said Territory. $4,000, passed the
House on the 3lst Jan.
And on the same day bill passed the
House, appropriatlng $4,000 for the
construction of public buildings in the
Territory of Nebraska.
Also, q general bill for the bene6k ofali
the towns in Nebrsska and on&,
whether laid out before or alter the lands
were surveyed by the General Govern
ment, authorislng the entry of the land in
trust for the lot holder and The making OF
deeds, DC, and thus psr:ecting tides at an
early day.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-16
EMIGRATION EXPECTED SOON.
A hint 70 the wise,

TINS now orr turn to ask FAyoRs, and to us
Il ii would be very great one indeed, if all
knowing themselves indebted TO- us, would
call and settle their accounts Immediately as
We want to meet our ST. ..ouis friends with
smile, and our generous Patrons with grand
new stock OF goods for spring trade.
N. b. We are now Offering the remainder or
our present stock, at reduced prices for cash
TO make room AID r Use the wind
HUNTINGTON g. PYPER.
Feb 9th s. n3e-lw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-16
In the midst of Life we are in Death

Last week two deaths occurred in our
city. The one, Mrs. Malcomb, mother
of our estimable friend the Doctor, and
the other AIR. J. W. Carson. Both were
carried away by chronic diseases, con-
tracted in chimes far away. We have not
the full particulars of the death of either
and consequently are unable to give them.
There is little or no sickness 10 this re-
gion
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-16
GREAT FIRE /!

WE viii inform our friends that We are act
w burnt out, but arc ia worse condition
having sold large amount of ON goods Tor
men promises to pay. which they wholly di'-
regarded, therefore. US we have no Insurance.
company to look to for our LOSSES. oil person.
knowing themselves Indicated VIII CONF U'ana
PAY Up tl,ri, sccoaats aud notes and Sskevs "s
Ia our time Of .reed a. we'll a. sAvelcose and
,rcntie as4a McMAHAN s WILLIAMS
nov a I0tf,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-16
SHERIDAN

| ne'er could any lustre see
In eyes that would not beam on me;
| meier saw nectar on lip,
But where my own did hope to sip.
Has The id VIII seeks my heart
Cheeks of rose untouched by art!
Twill own the color true,
When yielding bushes aid their hue
Is her hand so soft and pureS
must press 1t, to be sure;
Nor can be certain hen,
Till it, grateful, press 5,in.
Mu t | with attentive eye,
Watch her / ewing bosom sigh?
| will do So, when see
That heaviag boss m sigh for me.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-16
ESTRAY NOTICE

Taken up by the undersigned in Frankia
To.ynshr Fremont County, Iowa, the 10Th
day of December 1854 Ohs Rack OK supposed
to be eleven ears old, win a IittleY white iF bis
face, both hind feet white. with. the points OF
his horns of. marked withs crop OH the ieft
ear and an unde- bit in the right No other
marks or brands pIeceiyable. APPRAISED 10
twenty dollars. AShaEA u a 49,
|. Jan 10. 1855. hoO-1n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-16

Yesterday resolution passed tho House
Of the Nebraska Legislature, ex- lndins there
from hereafter, the Council Bluffs Chrome
TYNE and the Nebraska Palladium, both
charged with having made false and SANDER
Gus reports of the dongs of that body. To
those who read these papers, Comments are
unnecessary,