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In time of peace prepare for War!
NHAW'S Cholera Syrup Is really good
~ it has been tried-you should have it in
your house always-in all sudden attacks
it is indispensable-if you have no faith in
it, give any how at least one dose, until
you can get physician to persons resid-
ing in the country, it is invaluable COM
pared with any other similar preparation.
Prepared aNd for sale by WIN. BOGEL.,,
May 9th Druggist
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NTE have received per Latona, Dick
w Keys and Trabue the following ar
ticles which will be sold low for Cash:
.12 Casks Bacon Shoulders;
20 Clear Sides; ..ss'g f. :.
5 barrels Lard; .as. ssf4.'
IS kegs /" 4aL r. s.-i.
5 barrels Larl Oil;
$50 sacks Corn;
100 bags Bran; .sss
IS sacks Oats; as
july 1. A. MONTAN 4 BRO.
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Greenwich SPRINGS,
NHE PROPRIETORS' of this d,

l. lightfnl summer resort, on the banks of the
river Amite, beg leave to call Public attention
to the fact, that the springs are now open, for
the reception Of visitors. CoDveyances may be
had at Beals Livery State on Third Street, and
the ride to the springs is over road not surpas-
sed in beauty Of scenery by any in the State.
April 22d 1866 I'm
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To the Ladies'!

CEND ON YOUR EMPTY COLO
~ gne Bottles and have them filed wit. quail
ty of cologne-inferior to none. If you want a
superior quality of tea, please call on the under
signed before purchasing elsewhere
WILLIAM BOGEL,
[august3. Druggist.
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Dissolution of Co-Partncrsi,ip.
THE Co-partnersllip heretofore ex-
l. listing under the firm of WADDILL PHIL
LIPS, Is this day dissolved by mutua! consent the
unsettled business of the late firm will be settled
by w. D. PHILLIPS, who continues the same bust
ness on his own account and at the same stand,
where he will be happy to wait on his old GUS
toners and the public generally.
Baton Rouge. July 10, '55. II. T. WADDILL.
W. ID. PHILLIPS.
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Mount Eagle Tripoli.

FOR THE HAIR!-Macassor Oil
L Antique Oil, Bears Oil, Pomade Philoeome,
Moelle de Bnuf, Pomatum in Sticks, Clerehugh's
airon, Phalons Hair Tonic or Invigora tor, Jaynes'
Hair Tonic, Louden's Hair Tonic, American Hair
Restorer, and Jenny Lind Hair Gloss. For sale at
the Drug Store Of II, T. WADDILL 4
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OFFICE OF THE B. r. AND CLINTON !
PLANK ROAD COMPANY.

Batos Rouge august 9th 1885.
TIME Stockholders of this Company are
i hereby notified that an fnstalment of
10 per cent, or (s2 so per share) OF the
Capital Stock Of said Company will be
due and payable on the 10th day of October
next 1855, as per resolution of the Board of
Directors adopted this day at a meeting
called by the President.
sept c. W. POPE, Secretary.
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Valuable Country Newspaper for Sale.
THE proprietor wishing to engage in
L another vocation, offers his established
for sale. 1t is doing good business,
which an examination of his books will
prove. 1t has been established several
years. For particulars spply at this office.
aug. Is 3td&2-w.
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INMAN'S PATENT,

Gate and Door Springs.
THE UNDERSIGNED sole agent for
i this invaluable Spring, has them on
hand and for sale at price which is moth
ing compared with their utility. Samples
can be seen at my store, on the gate Of
Joshua Beal, and the Harvey House Door
They are simple and would not be insult
able for the neatest parlor doors in this
city, apply at. augl1 d. c. MONTANS.
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BATON ROUGE, :::::sEPT. IS, 1885


EDITOR OF the CoNsT.-Please announce A. B.
VAIL, as . candidate for Representative in the
Lower House Of the Legislature. ,.
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~EDToR or THE CoxET.-You will please an
nounce DRAM HACKET, Esq, as candidate FOL
Assessor, 1t the next November election.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02
For the Bugle.
Love and Prairie Flowers.
II. a. TEkRY. Rec. Secretary.
BY CHACTAUQCE.

Cold and sterile indeed must be that bossTn
thug has bfaa thrilled bv walk over tho
green verdan. prairies, in spring time, when
garnished with myriads Of heaven blooming
lowevs, that has failed TO be ssgchel by
the angelic and ethereal o4nnipotenco Of
love.
The very air, and earth itself at such times
is filed with allureme entS to that divine SEN
satlon. and tie flower scented zcphyrs and
sweet songs OF warblng birds WOO US 20 that
soul enthrlliing passion. TIE blue smiling
SKY above and bright rays OF the spring
time sun spreads above and beneath a world
Of fascinating cnchautments, and none but
| hearts dead to the pursst and holiest passions
OF the soul can remain free from the sympa-
thetic contagious Of love. at frs. the mind
is absorbed by the sublimity ana grandear
of the scenery around, the groves, the hills,
the vallics, the mcandering strcamlct as with
silver toned music it dances forward, whilst
its banks are fringed with rich foliage. be-
spangIcd with bright ho@ers whose images
are reflected in the pure CLASSY waters; all
are caught at glance, revealing an enchant-
oil elysium. Who could refrain to love and
love deeply under such favorable auspices.
Who would fail to love tho author of
so much beauty, pleasure and perfection.
Who would fail to ackno wlege that these de-
ligbtfuI objects SO charningly arranged, wero
not the result OF chance, bot tho work OF IN
tcllisenco and goodness. Yes, we mrs'
adore the cause, as we love ths fesu "hich
has 90 enchanted our sensibilitiss Years
ago these passions overcome US, AS ono hne
morning in spring found us dashlns over tho
grassy flower spread plain, md that i* not
All. We fell in love with maiden who ac-
companiod US, . circumstance that we shaii
pever forget to our dying day.
1t ctings to as through the lapse of years,
xnd We never visit the prairics in spring bat
we are reminded Of our FIRST love on the pIa-
ries. When we hear Of falling 10 love amid
tho revelry of ball room, or amid the iaunts
Of fashion we look upon it as n weak sickly
passion devoid of sentiment or power Of en-
duranoe. Go to the field of Nature, to the
wild prairiss, TO tho green sanies, tho dower-
lit lawn: listen - the melody Of the winds. tho
birds. tho vatess mingled with the mus 10 Of
The one bagide you, look abroAa shove, be-
heath, sSeuud you, you eatah the Inspires.
tionx Of Iowa and Tia are ef yo0r fair com.
pru;on, asl 4 ~ devoid Of heart you arS
gene, irrssese6ly n love. Bachelor fdcnds'
E vsu arc doubifti abous tGs matter try it.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02

fss the glorious, delightful, life-giying sea
70 Of verdure, flowers, birds, and greenwoods
has come yesterday, the charming season was
cshsrsd in with the brightest lluminatioms Of
-sii Sol, who was dressed in his best and cut q
great sHIxx among the drnizens Of the prairieA
he hsd on his best and brightest smile, and to-
yards aight made one OF his lowest aud most po-
uts bows, as much as saying, I'll call again
ssor; and sure enough al an early hoar he call
ed this morning, bat yelled in mourning.
We shall always love tie Essy checked, the
flower deeksd, sweet seentrd prairies-where
the balmy breath OF y stures choicest sw cts, are
tavishsd upon the morning and evening air, and
fhe earth Ia earpeted with serdlre that would
rnpt even royalty to press its feet u1sa il, ara
where the lawn is spangled with flowers that
would almost neke the stars blush for verv lit
slsn"ss. A heart insennble to the magnificent,
enchanting loveliness Of spring-tfAe among the
prairies Is truly to be commiserated:
Il knows not the most pleasant and delight
sul of the life dreams or Natures true reality.
Ereh live half in vain without enicying the
gifts and blessings vbicA surround them, Those
srenes are the choicest ilInninations, upon the
psges OF the Book Of Nature whose anduence
nust be felt ard appreciated before tn, more
complicated instructions can be unIersto cd or
ssalized.
Gently, gently. like the spirits whisper steal
ing upon US, comes bloomingspring. First the
grsss, then The birds, The modest flower. the
tender herbs and plants, the bIushing rose bud .
shs green foliage OF the forests, and then, 'sh'n
~e are, prepared for its delights give US iich
serdurs Of the rrairies, mingled with myriads
.es tie smiling flowers OF Heaven.
All hail to lovely Spring
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02

All persons indebted to me either by note or
book account, will please bear in nina, and at
tentlon give to the simple fact, WANT MON
EY. another year, with ita deeds oil good and
evil, Ct omission and commission, has ncaFly
passed away, aud good many accounts arc
still unsettled.
1t would be well TO mention here, that | am
closing out my present stock of Goods, at cost
for Cash. Every article now on hand must bo
sold by the lst day Of FebruYry, to make roou,
for an enIirey aud aesss.sbis ssosas or g'soer
to be here Oh the first boat after navigation
commenced | shall sell to tho citizens Of
Council Bluffs, Omaha City, Belevisw, and
FLorcuce, ut the usual fait and equal prices fol
wh;ch l am 80 justly celebrated.
THOMAS HENSHALL'
'Sign OF the keg.
=. t,sf .f
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02
LEGAL NOTICE.
John Scott Jrl { DIsrnIcr CouRY,
A., y. :,,,, Divorce. NV. n...s o8ss'T. T.,s
n 1888

YENO Ann Scott. the defendant in the above
i ea,rtcd cause, who has been returned not
fonnd; Won are hereby notified that the said
plaIntiN. John Scott, Jr., has fled in my office,
has petition asking the satd court to decree /"
Linn divorce from tile bonds of ma'rimonv
against you ana that unless YOU appear and
answer therennto, on or before the morning o t
the second day OF the next term of the said dls
tr,ct court, 10 be begun and holdes on ths 3rd
Monday ia March, a. d. 1855, at Glcnwsod,
in Mills county, Iowa. a decree viii be render
ed against you IN accordance with the prayey
o: said petitioner WM SNUFFfN.
Clerk District court, Mills co. Iowa.
D. II. SOLOMON, Soir for complainant.
JaA %, 80. 1 n33-4w
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02

-
At Mass Agricultural Aessidg 81 the
citizens Of Po,tawattamie county. held at
he Court House in Council Bluffs, Feb.
II. 1855. WIN. Garner wn vppointsd
Chairman, and James Walker Secretary.
The o6jsct Of the meeting was declared
o be for the purpose oftaking preliminary
'.lnpAJqr ~ ,prgaiiss6ap Il An Agricpl-
I'D sAln in said ee1sty Il 4 tske
uara.s1s Nt Athe protection ofthe iaser>
es.s Of the farmcr. Wherevpos, on mo.
tion II was resolved, that there be such
as association formed.
On motion, Eller Stok.r, Charles Allen,
NJ. V FoAct, MI Cooper and 8. G. I'm.
derwood were appointed Committee to
draft Constitution and By Laws for the
government Of said Association to be pre-
sented at rext meeting
After having q general talk and num-
Der efappropriate speeches having been
made. meeting adjourned till Saturday,
cath inst. wH. GARNER. Ch'mn.
JAxEs vALxxs. Secretary.
Feb. 9Th, 1856.
Net according TO adjournment. Call
ed to order BY the Chairman.
On motion L. n. Kline was called to
the Chair, and II. A. Terry chosen Sec. :;
D. s. Jackson, Esq. made some remarks
on the subject of forming Agricultural So.
cieties. with the advantages and general
good resulting therefrom, tc After
which he presented short and concise
constitution for the consideration of the
meeting On motion it was
Resolved, That We accept and adopt
The constitution presented by Mr.. Jack
son for the benefit of this Society.
The follo~ing officers were unanimous
ly chosen for the ensuing year:
L. 81 Kline. President.
Charles C. Allen, lst Wee President.
Geo, Scofeld, Cd.
D. S Jackson. Cor. Secretary.
ii A. Terry. Zee,
Nm. Garner, Treasurer.
On motion-Re.olyed, That commit
tee OF five be appointed TO draft By Laws
for the Society, to bo presented at the
next Meeting. The following were ap-
pointed said Committee:
L. NJ Kline. D. S Jackson. II A. Ter
ry, W. D. Brown and A. B. Norris.
On Resolved, That the Seere-
tary be requested to furnish copy of the
proc' etings of this Meeting to the Basle
and Chroaotype for publication.
On motion tie Meeting adjourned TO
meet again on tlo last Saturday in March,
at o'clock, p M.
l.. Ii. KLINE, PRESIDENT.
H. A TEkRY Rec. Secretary
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02

Nost of our merchants and business nssl,
have stsrtsd 1odth and Esstt 70 pdsehssstItt
Sptiae suppIisl q goods We msy sspsss
IN abundasoe Of ffesh supplies. On, q y
fore tho frst of next month.
Lss them come, we need them.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken UP by the undersigned in Frahklia
Township Fremont County, Iowa. on the 10th
day Of December 1854 Ons Black OK supposed
to be eleven wears old, with little white in his
face, both hind feet white, with the points OF
his horns of, marked with crop of the left
car aud an under bit in the right. 10 other
marks or brands pgeceivabie- Appraised to
twenty dollars. AoHAEL Il AAa
Jan II, 1855. n3o-2n'
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02
TO FARALRs AND FRUIT
GRO WEBS

"a 60 ' tosaaa thse1 wsltsng fruit re"s
" the suring, that it VIII be necessary for
tSem to hand III ,heir orders before the 10Th OF
this month AS Ishall receive no orders afte<
that date | would also say sbat waA sarnl'n
anything in the fruit or ornamental line 'hAs
NAV he desired, on the most reasonable terms.
Those expecting to get trees from me wiil
please hand q ssnd 10 theh ws at once, as
shall bring no trees to dispess OF, except those
ordered: Councif Dina TA ,,pa,r
Feb. 9Th IS. - as5 a 10 ss#ss n3 III
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02
Fresh Tomatoes.

We are indebted to S. r. Carey Esq (who is
.sw living very i'll, for a Theoretically sealed
eAn II - 6ne fresh Tomatoes as we ever saw or
tasted, squailing the T. nit just picked from the
SardSn.-Since ii has cen so abundantIy dem
enstrstsd that this choice fruit can be preserved
hov will in future profit thereby.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02
Land I or Salel!'
GEO Acres of Choice Land,

r Y1NG Directly on .he Great Thoroughfare
~ between the Mississippi and Missouri Rlv-
er>, in Dallas County, Iowa, on Coon RIVER,
twenty y-cight miles West by railroad froR tho
Oaptaf Of the State, viz. Fl Dcs Moines. 1t is
situated IN healthy and fertilo part Of the
State, and on the direct route from Fort Des
Moines TO ounci Bluff City; Rid way between
the towns Of fathiam and Wiscotta. There
are several Mills in successful operation wlt!ita
three miles from the Farm. There are about
Two Hundred and Sixtg Acrer of choice Tim.
Der (which Joins the prairie, with stock wateF,)
consisting of Black aud White Walnut; White,
Burr and Bccll Oaks Linn, Cottonwood and
Hickory, a.d about Eighty Acres undcT I'M
provemcnt5. with good fence, and other lots at
tached II the premises. Houses, Stables and
first rate spring OF living water wlthh few
steps of the house. There In good ": l-sste
the tract. sforaIng sufficient water ell the
time for Mills and N ellmery. Also pies,ty OF
Stnn4. and SIonc-coas Uows- yeaao cattle, hogs,
flrnine implements, Sc, &c.
The Proprietor George Il. Warden VIII Ss
found at his residence near Irish Grove, Mchsy
Post Office Dallas County, Iowa. Also Tor sale
by the undersigned, six hundred and eish'y
acres of Land, situated in Guthrie CO., iowa, a1
Rsnr Grave. This Is the old stage-station on
the head of Middle River about half-woy hes
tween Fl. Dcs Moines aud Council Blutf City,
being in township seventy -eight, and seventy
nine iauges thirty-tvO aud tnir y-ifce, n''c
Tavern stand and beautiful stream OF living
water running through it -four hundred acres o.
this tract is first class tmber) which IS fof sa,e
or rent, being on the State road on reasonafae
terms. 1t is also on the Rock Island Kail-roaa
from the Mississippi to the Missouri mseT' win
a plenty OF stables and suitable baildasgs for
pubic house attached
Address Mckay r. o.. Dallas Co.,
GEORGE B. WARDEN.
THOS. CAV AN AGH-
REFERENCES.
A. S. Stephens 4 Co., Bankers, Fl. Des Moines
Ii~a' How. Sherman. Banker, n. Des Mons, Iowa
P. NJ. Cassidy, Rec. Land Ofiice, =
Byron Hive, Uounty Jpdse, Polk Co., Iowa.
N9ehacl caSsDagh. Dubuquss Iowa .,as
JahasssaAC CasaAy. LA&d Agesia~ CstaeA b'un'
AewA.f@ LAH eset - ga45s ssfb.st
Js11ps 6ehg, Csnsty SusssyAs AneS &C..
Mssfs8 = Rss6aGs nhkgst1, gal3f4. lew.
CsI C. C.. Nm. IaGiJlii, llilIlssa d ls~x
ns's1 ass @sss 49, - III
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02

Il To those seeking lnformasion Nv
to this place and its future prospsrts, Stoa'd
recommend the reading Of an article in4o. .dsys
paper copied from the Valley wAie, which
give slight but true glimpse Il our futars in-
portapee.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02
Rafas Patrick
DIVORCE

Achsah s. E. Patrick.
YO Achsah S. Z. Patrick the above namea
Il Defendant who has been returned mot
found you are hereby notified that the satd
Plaintiff has filed in my offlee his petition ask
inc the District Court for the county OF Harri-
<on. State of Iowa to decree him Divorce from
the bond, OF matIimony with you, aud now un-
less you appear and answer thereunto, on or be-
fore the morning of the second day OF the next
tenn of the said Court TO be begun and holden
on :he 1st Monday in April, A. D. 1855. at
Magnolia in said county, decree will be rem
dered against you according to to the prayer of
the Petitioner. +. G. COOPER,
CFk of Dist Court.
Rich'd Humphreys, Solic''r for Colnp'nt
March, q 1853. n42-iw.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02

- See advertisement Of Messrs Howe, Al
denhn Welch in to-days paper. Thsy have 4
fine location and viii doubtless give saftafactiss
to tbsse who entrust them with businsa. Try
them. 90
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02
LAND OFFICE CLOSED.

LAND UFFlcE, hAkEsV1LLE, IOWA.
February 4ih. 1855.
This office win be closed against Private En-
tcries from lst day of march to lst Monday OF
April. Ie55. Pre- s,ntxion Declarntory state
tpeAts, and proof 10 sustain pre-emptisns will
be taken at any time during the time the Otss
is c.osed.
LYsANDER W. BABBITT
Feb 9Th 3@ n3S- -2m
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02

~ can = bssin<ss men at b 'sIne's .
,l.es ~. "a q basines.; : ansa.
80 lnatDsn and o aboui your business. .
q 60 = x;ve hin time 20 6ni,h his bu.
siRcse.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02
GREAT FIRE

WE will inform our frieads that We are not
w burnt out. bat arc in worse condition
having sold large amount Of ON goods for
merrs promises y psys which they xhoily dis
rcsaraed, therefore. "a. re hsvs no insufancs
csaspsny to look to for oar ioaeees Ill persons
knsv ing themsslyst Indebted VIII cow sfaad
in onr time Of need a. well - ssy6e0st and
srsuhls, y EfaalsAAIliN tsWin1 ms +
Z nov "a VHk !.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02
Eine Lands for Sale

TO shose who wish 10 purchase good farms
ss farming lands, we'll watcrcd and tlmhered'
~x voaid.nirec. their attention TO advertise
ments Il Aeasrs. Warden and Cavenaugh OF
pa.las county. Thssr lands are in mos;
beaufiful asd fertile reGion, upon 'he great
ess rueea>rn shssosghfare. anl will sooi be
a ;u.ua~nne solae. al
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02
ESrRAY NOTICE.

l. NstFaysd from the subscriber last Srpteua ber.
IA = muddy gr-y three year old fey Also,
three Year OLD iron gray stud colt. Any one
giving iafsrmation Of tue said colts viii be
hauasoincIv rewarded.
rf VIM NJ POWERS.
Council Bluff City, Iowa. Feb. 9. n37ft
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02
Fsruers, Mechanics. aud Machini.t..

SEQ adv OF KingslanI aud Ferguson, rnoc
nix Foundry, ST. Louis. This House has
gained IN envable seputation, and is doing
An extensive and profitable business. Their
rronpsness, and low prices, arc working
vondsss in facilities for our farms.
whoep-we have somo Iap,r, and will
produce whole sheet on Tuesday.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02

liox wv. DxwY-A resident OF Fremon
eouuty called upon US n few days since.
He is an agreeable and talented gentle
man and Western man in the strictest
sense. This gentleman. at the late con.
vention received the democratic nomina-
siIn for Register of the Des Moines I'm
provement. Aside from party or politics,
We consider this a good and judicious
choice which should be appreciated and
sustained by every vote, On the Missouri
slopes. irrespective ofpar'y.
We are in decidedly fer Western men.
for we consider them liz, better than
fhe aaDe class East who have not the en-
eFgy 20 adopt pioneer life TO assist in
sosksing our frontier bud and blossom
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02

Cornelius VoSrhis In tho District Court of
VS. Pottawattamie County,
Harlan Mcbride. ArRlL TERN, A D. 1855
HARLAN MCBRIDE, Defendant in the a >
L bove eottIed case, is hereby notified that
there is now on file in the Office Of the Clerk f
the District l. ourt Of Pottawattamie county, the
Petition of Cornelius Voorhis, the nature and
object Of which is 10 obtain decree of said
Court TO make valid the transfer of Land War
rant No. 10 ,420 for 60 acres, issued in the
name Of said Harlan Nc Bride and info maily
transferred to said PLAINTIFF. And that unless
said Defendant appear and answer TO said Peti-
ton on or before the next term OF the April
Court, to &c holder in the city Of Council Buds,
county aforesaid, and State of Iowa, on ths Ist
Monday in april, 4. l. 1880 Decree will be
entered in accordance with the prayer OF said
Petition. LARIMER & JAMES,
March, ., 'o5-ni2-iw. Att'ys for PltT.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02

POI Hotel npsag saYs 4
tenslVe Ii comnod Dis Stabld no sts11It
hish-to be fnished convenient 11r lIssry or
sale piillsnpses, to s,eemms1h = ofx fkr-
ass. sIa tho lI1ttlnsg pabli siay -
cese attend them, - -
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02

j X ] @ b N s @ N.


NebraAka.
The rnssssmpsrsaat Business since our
txst, has been the hepasssgr, BY both Hous-
-. es the Pacific Rail Read Bill. The
rvport sfihe committee upon eonsidera-
s.oasf thes subject j. an inteesting doc
.iens. We shall epdsavor to publish 1,
ia our sext. GOV. Izard's Message ha.
appeared; = short, consise and sensible
document. Recommending the Legislature
TO ta.n their attention to the passage of a
code of laws for civil Government and
other necessary matters, A law regula-
sing nsufrs relative 10 the claims OF
squatiers has also been passed. Nothing
Sise OF importance has transpired. Su-
rrsme court has adjourned to next Mon
day. on account Of the sickness Of Judge
Hardin. who is now convelescent anu
sailed upon as yesterday.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02
HARP j, LARIMER
NEW DAGUERREAN ROOM.

NEW DAGU KKEAN ROOM.
INirst Goor east OF DR.. Honn Drug store.
where J. W. Damon would be plea ed TO
accomodate those who desire 10 patronixe the
art in it's present state Of perfeciior.
Peaseto call to learn further particulars.
When death . gray film osrspreads ibs
beaming eve,
Is life like pictures mocking at decay,
Viii still he fresh and vivid as to-day.
Feb 9th, So. n3S-G.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02

HAVE YOU AN ORCHARD GROWING
If not, be sure and get one at once Now
is the time 10 order your trees, and II ordered
nor YOU will be eerlan to get what YOU order
DELAYS are dang gerous and should not be indulg-
ed in will furnish any variety Of frult or
Ornamental trees you may wish, IN good time
}or setting, delivered in t..is city, on the most
reasonable terms if ordered soon. | Will also
pay cash for good Garden Seeds.
II. A TERRY.
Council Bluffs January -, 1884
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02
For SALE
FOR SALE

YE<ho north half. OF the horih west quarter,
L OF Heetlon II. Township IS, Raugo : /.
Term cash down; for further particulars In.
quire of b. Tzschuck, ST Mary, or at T. II.
Hena Bluff City.
F1b. 9Th. 3I-3m.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-02

Thsss who took wrong shawls are re-
49, TO rsp,ea he asma4 40 ID Z. Brown
I'M g e1k kkags s4wner
l. pUin will ebkAis. SONS by proving
ey. and paying Charge OF adver'is-