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Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02


II lisa great lack Of forecast in some men
~ho attempt to start out in business, aud
shink shey can pinch along themselves, and
rob ,he pninser Of hi< jnss claim to an adser-
Gssment. In local point of view, where q
pr~ss is established in asparse'y setti ed conn
Try, ID really becomes the duty OF every sd
sen, according to their business and abb k1p,
30 support tho PAPER that brings to their vssy
Lsarthspnes, not only all the news Of inter-
sst transpiring in tharciyilized world, but en-
eourges and leads the wax to the sAigrant
who assists in improving and building up the
country. aud good Wholesome society, as
veil as To- bring purchasers for the surplus
stack and grain the ron produces. How
ssrv unwte and unjust TO withhold the
Hseif0l and justify entitled support and
pouri.hiasnt tethe M a-eles THAI support and
aphold you.
The printer tolls sssly and late 10 give you
the earliest and most important news, and
encourage this settlement OF the country, and
erAg = market to your doors. lie posts you
up In all home incidents, foreign aud domes-
Ac markets, and does vou xA~xand sersi-
ess tllat are css-tmee not appreciated or re-
s4snbered.
There are other consideration WHY bust
s~es and professional nen and mechanics,
shoaM advertise:
ist. II is really demanded il you would be
Ind. |, keeps business w its proper chan
Ael and away from the pretender and botch
workmcn.
ard. 1t shows people at distance the
eemparatise business Of the place and gives
~ cur full Importance.
4sh. Ii keeps away others that might un-
riRinsly estaSGsA and overdo any bxsnch
Of business.
sab. 1t gives you reputation, a stand
Ing and the xxea11 OF n mon of business.
7th. 1t shows yosr friends where they may
find vou ready to serve them.
AMI, lastly, you return the service the
printer renders YOU. Look at the history oil
tns psst;-how msny have made ssnsc4y for
times ont of nothing hut their energy and ihc
assistance of the I9ess.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
MARYLAND LOTTERIES

OFFicE MARyLAxD COLsoLIpATED LOTTERIES.
Baltimore, July lst, 1855.
All Tickets or rrfifcaies Of Packages Of 1iek-
ets, ia the Lotff risS aath"rized by the State Of
Maryland bear the autographed sig natsre Of + y.
BRENIN, Geasyai Agent toy The Contractor,
aad any Others are frauds
Owing 10 numerous applications from all
parts of the country, the management will give
their attention TO the filling Of or,ers for lick
els or Certificates, i'll the Maryland Lotteries.
Persons at . distance may confidently rely
upon having tss'ir orders fur Tickets promptly
filled, and Tire strictest confidence observed
These Lotteries are drawn daily III public In
the CITY of Bait ,noTe Dnder tho superintendent
oi the State Lo,ssry Commiss, oner. Heavy
bonds are gwen TO the State a security Tor the
payment 0f all prizes. The prices of Whole
Tickets aIe from 81 to $40. HALF and Quarter
lick Its ID proportion.
There arc never less than % -pNu Prizes in an!
Lottery, which prizes vary IN AMOUNT IRON )
TO 800 900, according 10 the price OF the Tick
et. For instance
When the price Of Tiekeis is 81 the
kigbsst pt ize ~ about So,Ose
w ben the price Of Tickets is 81 the
hishe., pr,x, i. about $4,000
Ehen the price of Tickets is s. the
h,p pris, is aboa. $4,000
w hen use price Of Tickets is $40 the
highest prize is sbos. SAC, ,OOC
When the price Of Tickets is $40 the
highest prize h abcut 31O,oW
with nan'esSs. rs,ses q s'9 e3. sseit svS ts 81
US any ainUuat. from u upwards. that they
" isli to invest, oa rscejpt of which ~e fow aru
it's value IN Tickets IN Lottery designated
by tie purchaser, or, ii none be designa,ed. .hel
some LOTTERY that will be drawn after the buyel
has got the ticket in his possession. An OH
cial Scheme ot the Lottery will be semi with al
tickets orGered, carsiu!l, sealed ia an ordinar,
envelope, and on the day the I.ottcryis is draw a
Tie sihc,al drawing will he sent, together viii
"A written explanation of the result OF The pur
chase. The drawn numbers are also publishe,
iii the daily papers OF the city OF Baltimore, atia
III the Daily National intelligencer, Washing
to", D. Z. A circulnr containing all The
scAe,nes will be sent to any one by addressing
the undersigned. AddTess orders for tickets I,
r. Y. Brennan,
No. CalveTt 81, Baltimore, Maryland.
! Sep. II, '55. vs-ly
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
3Ierchants and Manu- fac turers of
~. k0ukS and AGh1S Southern

Western lows .sfsst sr oming very i'm
rortansre on in point OF commerce and trade.
Within five years it has increased an hunssre d
fold with still fair prospects for the future.
DO seuiseyerally wish to obtain yotr respec-
rive share OF this business? II 40, you should
Eass eariy steps to secure il. You can COM
'annd il il you but show you can make the
sulta Inducements. Our city alone does
yearly FROM ; TO <5oQOd0 Of trade Ad-
rcrtiss, and that freely. If you would take a
hnn,l in eur trade. The Bugle is tho oldest
and most widds circulated paper in this
whole region aud san give you blast that
wil ring through all tbs towns, villages, cit
iee and settlements irs our new and rapidly
advancing region Of Northern Missouri, Wes-
t<rn Iowa aad Nebraska.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
STATE OF IOWA,l
Pottawattamie County,
ToG. w Rohr: You arc hereby notified
that there is now on file in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of said county, the
Petition OF G. Doughty & Co., claiming Of you
the payment of u certain pronlissory note for the
sum OF Eighty -onc Dollars and Ninety -eght
cents. ($sl,9e) executed by you, pay able one
day after ute, aud dated DECEMBER LIST, la54
And unless you appear and answer thereto on
or before the sccoiid duy Of the next Term oil
said Court, to be held IN Csaac1 Mstfs city
on the first Monday in October next, Judgment
~ill bs rendered against you thersoa. Notice
returned. aot found.J oHssoS, CAsADY & Txsr.
Ordered to be publhhea ii The Council Bluffs
Bugle for fsaF Nssks 4er sx-ass
G. EUBANK, Clerk.
By F. f. WKLcn. Deputy.
Coneil Blutis, Aug. 3tst, fe55. n26wt
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
Co1(BuUMCArn
Omaha City, ! r.,
Sent. o1,5J.

Omaha City. T.,
Sept. q '5o.
M EDIroa:-Tme and again hi e been
invoked. by my friends. to notice certin ar:i-
cles ~heh appeared in paper puHshs.l in
your city, which, for certain reas0s re-
Trained from doing, the principle nc being
my eontssys for tho abolition s,litt OF that
dirty sheet; and | should now tako| 10 notice
of what appeared in the Nebraska Ny News,
edited by tAat IoS hireling, Sterlit Morton,
but for the fact that he is he rslrb nephew
of Gen. Cass, and the pretended lbo Sticks,
Chat is according to rerort) hich may
render his barking of some imritaHss |
should haye said, of notice, wherahc il not
kss~n. In the News of the 2:,nd inst, he
take good care to vent his spleen Il abusing
me, when neyer did him any hrn, but
kept him in his proper place while acting as
Speaker Of the House Of Rep russ,satives of
Nebraska, when Ac pretended t. olsm seat
as a member from Bellevue, which place he
has siaxv fursaken and privately atasrd; and
now assert that attended the Den ocratic
convention at Bellevue. not as Merton did.
but as Democrx, untaintci hy Fer soilism
and other issS with which he Is affected.
MIR. Editor, | have always tried to be kind 70
fr- narraxs- II hAnA.---~x-x x-vc IN - Itsu IN
Omaha City have been / inl axsI polite 10
him and have treated him rs though he we've
sentIeSr~A, snd for nv politeness he las
aSssai me. should say more eo~csniag
his conduct tow ards me, but for the fac, that
think that he wa, oxbKRxn by his sAsrsRs
to speak OF me in dIsrespectful terms, and
must confess that should take no notice os
what he has already said concerning me, il il
were not for the fact that THEIR mot his) va.
per Is read By persons s&scquainsod with the
Editor. In conclusion, Mr. Editor permit
me To thank ssfor your defence oil me, here
tofore, aga ASs the attacks of .sl.Hitionsts,
DiSunionists and wicked HIRE .iS..s, who arc
attempting to PROSTATE me without any cause
but whose missiles Astethus far fallen harm,
lessly at my feet.
Very respectfully,
j. Nc. y. LATHAM.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

~ pi- os iCoSs
r AN required aud authorized IN give notice.
j Ia the most public manner, that The Lands
within The following limits constitute an Indian
Reservation, aud that no white pers.n will be
permitted 70 settle y xkhia the saiDe. TO v it:
Beyianing st the janctien Of Woods Creek
with The Missouri River, thence running due
West six miles 99o rods, To the south branch Of
Black Bird Greek Is ieet wide, Cotton y ood
iight tsre on T. bank, i6 in da: theuce Wea G
nalss icO rods. to Middle Greek. 25 feet " ,de
the sse West l6 miles 300 rods. To South West
eors~s of Reservation. Mound 2 i.2 feet da
aud 3 Ass high, sod taken from South. thence
\ orth Is n'iIes aud goo rods. to Middlc Cseek
81 Il. wide; a~uce north ? miles snt 80 tsris ia
North West essner. mound ) feet da- sua Z
feet high. stS taken from Wuei: thense East
IL miIcs and a5O rods 40 South bsaaeh af Oma
hS Creek - iees wide. thence Easi miles ant
2S5 rosls To AosSari River; thence down said
river 10 the place of beginning. Containing
about 500 .00D acres. the bou ndaries ,I the Re>
ersntiou arc lnrher orssr,bed BY he eEr>-tson o
mounds on tho eleyaIsi yrcninis i5uta 81 vols
TO miles distant, visible fros,s one ts ibe sls
or, aud sod taken from the outside Oishe line.
GEO. HEPNEk,
Indian Agent.
Bellevue, y. r, Sept. J. 1855. n3O-it.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
Carriage Il Wagon Shop.

THE subscriber has just sstab.
Ef1 Iished himself in the above busi.
-A<--z z-ness at the shop on Madison street,
ar the bridge, where Ito will b. On baud =.
attend TO all kinds Of business In tlist line with
neatness, pugctualify and dispatch. New
work made to order, or Old work repaifed. A
long experience In the above business will ens-
Bile him TO give satisfaction to those who NAV
favor him With their patronage. References
the jobs he completes.
v5n25tf e, EDWARDa
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
NOTICE.
STATE OF lOWA.j
P0tta ~ a ftan,sa fsountv

TO Thomas Hancock You are hereby no
tined that there y now on file tn the office OF
the Clerk Of tho District Court Of said county
the petition Of Cornelius Vooshis elAinhs Of yon
the assignment Of certain Land warrant, No.
1862, and asking said court on tho Ch
side thereof. decree By which said trsnsfer
may bs made TO h,a,. And unless yos appear
and snswes thstel, on or huf,ga ~ escaa1 day
OF the next Ihfn e. SajJ e49s4. - - hid IN
Council BIndA city. on tho lint Moaday Of Oc.
tober next, j4Igm Mt win be Re esdsppd sxsisst
you thereon. Notice returned not found.
c. vOOR1iS.
BY PRicE i JAxks. Solicitors.
Ordered to be published four weeks In the
Cou ncil Bluffs Bngle. C. EUBANK, Clerk.
BY r. E. WrIcn. Deputy. -
Council Rluffs city. Avg. le. IS. n26wA
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
STATE OF bOWA,I
CSsS CosS1y "

TAKEN Up, by Thomas Meredith, at his res
idence in Cas~ county. bv Charles Baldwin,
county clerk, - and for said county. on the 9Th
day oi September, one stray horre. of The fua-
lowing description: Surel roam, star in the
forehead, rather Thin in 1esh. not shod, about
seven yesrs old last spring. Appraised at nine
~ dollars, by lsam pucket ..nt. Thomas i.ead.y.
CHARLES BALDWIN. Clerk.
Sept. 25, '55. n99 .4s,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
WHO WANTS 4 IyOMEy

HAVE Nv lots Ia the upper portion Of
/ the city, that are beautifully situated for city
L.. I---nl- - "r1
g'ss,iaA4 "a part Of the purchase. 10 those who
VIII bssi upon, occupy, or improve the same.
Cone SnicG, nyou would secu 4 fne onr.
". ID. JOHNSON.
Council BlusI., Iowa, sept 25, 50. u49.f.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
OLIVER DENNE1-r & co,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROG4N

No. "a, Main Street. st. Louis. No..
4 RE now in receipt Of conplete assostanes,
IA OF goods from their ow u aud other ,ssau
factories, adapted especially to the Wesisrn
trade. 80
Purchaser are invited to examine their st toek.
manufactured and selected with great care ,nd
warranted of superior quality. Orders val re.
ccive prompt and CAREFUL attention. ivsn9ts
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
DISSOkUTION.

THE Mill Company heretofore existing un-
der the name Of Cooledge, Nuckolls l. Co.. is
this day dissolved by mataai cDnss-t. All ac-
counts of the 6rm will bs seettlsd BY Wa.
Cor6eld. ]. w. COOLaDGE.
LA FAYETTE NUCKOLLS.
WILLIAM GORPfELD.
Clenwood, Iowa. Sept. l. '55. n27w3
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

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So 4iisflak - l1nn ~
si,Sk ts11 = oskslaeae And la. "
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ansthisg shSat1 esiAsss. ~ I1os
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a.4ssAsl liz - saa sease =
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- - rsafly s,sey Tip. - ~ =
snssG eeaeh sou haow 6n,& -
Ises pst srN way mail ftom c.! vlA6s =
M lf, ba. 4 fsw tinla fs l6aJ
F1ssth, for the reason that " had Sas !
|lss - ihso .thick - have ssn ~
10 ~ ~ ekaah - sAy lasassa, w
sAe svsrrlss papers have bsea placed !
SanvAas spk nnssiasA -
n - upolly Ksownothhs PostnGu
u1ssstood, either his duties or bis bussn
- would have informed us had he found =
tkA9 GeiAg wrong in regard % ths M
Z 1isAalias. H4hiaseAl lasil
sonssaab APsaisd hs might pfcl
somstauDss, b ablo % distinedsh N
throagA mail ans waymail, and
names Of towns and counties in tho ea3b
from the western part Of tho State, Titb
for Postmasters must DO scarce about ju'
when such knownothins woolly pated )nc
amuses are olcva'ed 70 such positinq
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

y -. 4 ~ tasvy Gstl Hsnea and PIN,
~ ~isasr fot " up. This
q kdllsrss ~. M : mssb vs'asd pres
fsssal sss.ss hiss gsssituds ;. re.
fro1ek. II.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

.r9 - 81. s1.l5 II, 5| q s-3xlkaS
20 III A1kA- sXssf..
EM ~ s1eeA - ssted
- nd WI y esldie 80 eeaes ., Fable
4sss ooM@se eeaSG ~ ~ Aets99. a. q .on
~ lNe D-y Of Osteoef nstss a1si esn.lnsing
ey = aey s1s4 -: Gssseesss Terms,
aNHOapl aee - ta1snee )A tesg nenshs, with
seeHraa4.
'als.a u q R j NC f..
1. .;,.....I on ~. J Wal ~ ~ ,.f a.. M;..,
R,sr - n.iIsa .bavs Ee.asl H,na. Ci,x. ,pi
Immediately opposite the Pigeon ValIey-ths
surveysd route sf tho Atsbi5sipvi = Aissours
RaitSved. The stae 10 Que u the moss eligible
In Nebrasks. bssnk klosassd on beastiful t.neh
sems 60 Ge.t skete hi9A water tussk, With. =.
gsptty iraisiua hln in the hsek-xssssd. ths
whole lenxth 6 Ne plst. Th~se are tvo6ue
stssana rssa usse shnssRh the tdwp, st5esdiny
excelIeat Wsssr tn Siges5 on one of n hich
there are now In pga9rSSs Of cree ction Fiossisp
Mil : and SsU DiHMhi6h viii u com pleted
aud IN opesastes by tls 18Th Of nexs south -
Adjoining he town sits ~ tie Novah, thsse
10 = rrose : sbost Eight ThOusand seres Of
HA r D. OOU TIN Hkhte
o.k w.t..t ..A Fir, ....hi. -. N t;,a.
ssh,;,as.. r.,c.... Th.,. !. ..sl.-;.... -,
80. =. ~ & 4. ,sro. g,nv,h rT Tf:.1s.-.-S Liz.
4. frcr,, -. ). shS,s = n.x. ..a - ,h.t~-.
s;.,. .;.s,;,v ,h.-s 49,. ,.....i .,..ti".. -.
S,..x c,.xv:.s s~c ~ pk;ch - 49, h.;...
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80 - -. a.s.I - 49, j. -
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we W., ...;";n ~. - a.. .a~~E tI..~:x . -.
$1,000 ..-a - p~.s;.5R..r~ss22 ~ p....J
.r.s ,ha 49,. - :. ..,.1..T.~Sszaf71s-s - 1,l
R;y.x =. this no;us "a nni. rs1Nl6.eT 1s,5. -
tctlv G ear of saaaa ,and hars. ar .nx rtbsx
ob,s ne iona. with Mock Bound Sho,r. .nJ
r q CK r n .r ~ n AZ
! All ,ha ~a~ 800, ., a.,n
.,ass If a.. r;v.yI ,r f,o,, W ~ ".u."-y
80 xa,.r ,l,s ,o.L :. ~. s.;aas. ~ y.
,sn.. fre.. -. - s.a. =. ... o's
80 - So D.sse ..u."k ou' . s,hait
= ,s,v ,;h.rs, rh.,,s. a.lu.a. s'o. ~nie'A
isl.,.ra of N.hr..t. -. s.s~ - ."s i1.s
,h,, os hr;da;r. -. =,
,ha n.ss:.s!ss - ~. Io, ~ "oA'lsA'
-. - n - ..'' ano n''uy ou'eF
'use' "e" "S ..'e en e'ee'eu ~ I'onn a.
a. ian. 81" - az ,tnr ne-uy que Las
i p,an. p;~. c rIs D. ~. DE- - "a 'n~
.r"s.s;" ~ o.. 1a r,, ~ III ,n :. 'ne g.ea1
.'u''ssns y. 'ne I'H i1o,n n'er ostah'' 'hirty
nihes irom the fofner place. and eighteen from
the latter place.
iheIs are Se9a pe 'n'a nens Steam Boat Land
,ng' on oe'" SHORES, t'e oest. perhaps. on the
hissouri river; that on ihe Nebraska side ex-
iendng inc *hois icagiA of the town size. aasa
~ refry VIosshig, u ~ cert,iniy one OF ths
best on The river SfOAE COAL, Of a supe-
tiOf Qudlity n1t Iacfy Dee discOvereu te w
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

1NHE firm heretofore existi1g under the sty Il
i Vt Coolidge l. Tut hsrs this day dissolv
q. by nsutssi consent. ALI sseosssss Will b.
sessisd by j. ". Csslidgs.
sss &. .ss COOkIDGE 4 Tut. s
GhsasoA aep1. AZ. So, A30v2
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
uENCu

TALL AND WINTER TRADE.
THOMAS HENSHALL--caAAs csss ooRSSs
HealeS In Groceries,
IL Dry Goods,
Hardware,
Provisions,
Boots b Shos,
Hats b Caps.
Fancy Goods,
* Earrings, &c, &c.
ET-Take Notice. Anything and Everything
''Chrap for CASH." IT. II.
Bluff City, Oct. =. IS. Mott
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

sts' TAo lboits.
\ ~ E4terH - w5a asstvesad depart 'lakly
bA,s essssssS. Alsil sin - ,sads mp as1
I. JOHNSON. P. n.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

GRAPES! GRAPESH GRAPES!y
TWENTY BuSHEL Of Grapes wanted.
u Bring them on aid get your cash.
l.. O. LiTTLEFlELD.
Bluff City, Sep. u. IS. n2stf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
- WO Dwelling Houses, of t~o rooms each.
& ia the central part Of to city: could be
used for business houses, with lite aiera
tion. Apply to GEO: SNl DER,
At tho County Judges Office
Naf City, Sept. rs, 55. n29-2w.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

Il. 5. MARr,S. s. l.. r4IHs
MARTIN & PAINE.
PRACTICABLE MII.LW kIGIITS,
CoUSciI. BLrFps Iowa.
WTIILL attend to all calls " their profession
" Work warnn;ed
kETESENCKs.
J. b. Stutsman. Bluff City,
Tootle h Jackson.} Iowo.
Harden & Wells, Calohon
Shui & Hall, Moline. ILL.,. Millwughts.
Suliyan 4 Jackson. Desato, Nebraska.
sc1ence aud Capital together and We thrive
Sept. 25. So. n29. 6m.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

-.,.-.s.;...
aD1S1ef !, Vest s8s @f
~ zee Hsbse,
iii vinsAr stock,
Which ;
10 gross sekiug,
A04 -h3s -sheiss Tsass
40 hxs ts6acco, vari-
oas brands.
!, & hE9 snk 9 ssbacc o,
" 90 siDass vsrsb'ds,
- hegs seda,
/ 90 bt1s sA1Asyssua,
800 rsasns wSpW papr.
! IS bEs smokd hsyrina
10 bxs goldfish,
jog buckets,
2sdoz nest tube.
| 10 dox ..ar buck IA.
- dog wash- -bosdy,
IL doz chiirns,
i2 coils MANILA sDt
latc rope,
/ so doz bsd cords,
$50 bxs wi dow glass.
| 80 dog tumblers,
10 bxs at aud pt Asks
400 lbs 8. +. indigo,
g bbls madder,
S bbis cQpp~r.6,
5 kegs alum.
5 81 $ pepI~r,
| S sks pimento.
25 lbsnntmegs.
| as lbs. cloves,
100 lbs gr'd ginger,
25 mats cassia,
|. 80 hxs matches,
IM bags assorted shot
] 10 kegs bar lead,
$50, ,UJU G. ID. caps
so bxs Il d. cheese,
j 25 bxs lepos syrup.
| 40 bbas s. kegs tar,
/ stone " are.
airy Produce such a
All kinds taken i'm ex'
Cash Prices. (v5n2il
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

Hess, Willasns 4 Co.'s
New and accurate Townskir Maps Of Iowa,
11st rsc d snd for sale at the post s1ics. Jitf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
D. ". CARPENTERS. PAINTER
rurssAy lsonlFNG, ocr. >, 1855.
T Lseesss c. altss y fsss Nsrspa
Gska1 = UeSodN - sd NeSrssks. n

- w givs eur readers to-dag , good
amcdkt Of reading matter, and expect to
50 ~ .sssu = = |l;ss
will also enable Us to give go nav adyen-
tssrs fair chance and Z. good notice..
Come roll them i'm Al we will do them
up be ldbDneTy, and brisg YOU a areu4 d
customers.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

81OG8 zk1AUGlH
~ u. HAM4tTO1 = Cs..hassae ssesAli5hs
NJ ID sf;ssckl lsAaek - Ne AtsGe1si xjstt
csnaag ssty. NsAssks Tssssass !, - pst
10 heard cslils - IT, usfss 4ss3sy - hsS1IaSe
seasou, - 90 Aol,aF pss beAa.
Rurssscxs 81. A. Jscksss. :osselk 1eu1s;
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s.s Iron IRON H. ~ s..:,ss !
AkE t9asst1R asd h1&d IEos - - -
EAVAxrfs bsiow mSSkek Psjcsa -. : IN ies,k
axsnagsa BsKgy Sfrass. cairif
vJis46f W. u. jOHNSOS.&
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02
list RECEIVED!

DY Stesn.boat Admiral 3 full aud complete
I'D aHsSstn.ent OF
candies, Nuts, Fruits,
Cigars. Toys, Syrups,
Perfumery. Books. Stationery,
Aud . thousand other curious. useful and pleas.
snt articles.
Ice cream. soda. lemonade and other cooling
drinks fixed up right aud delicious. A few
oranges, lemons and coc.anuts--speak quick.
w. ID. JOHNSON
Sept Is. '55. n2etf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-10-02

aOOO Gaisonf stone ware
Cash paid for Country Produce; such as
he mp, bacon and lard. All kinds taken in ex-
change f,r Groceries nj Cash Prices (v5n2ily
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
MARINE NEWS.
foRf OF RICHMOND, March 81

ARRIVED.
British barque Eagle, Nelson Chsmbe s6 DAYS
from Liverpool with SALT to Schaer, Kohler x Co
Barque Fame, Speight, Baltimore, mdss, David
Currie.
schr Hanover Whipple, New York, mdze, David
Currie.
sehr Mary Willis, Thomas, Baltimore, mdzs., w.
D. Coquitt Co.
schr Samuel r. King, Harty, New York, molasses,
Tinsley Il Co.
schr Naiad, Holmes. Baltimore, mdzs, w. D. COL
quit 4 Co.
schr John Oliver. Travers, Ncrfolk, mdxe.
Schr Florence, Miles, York River, corn, 4. Wor-
than l. Co.
Schr Chericoke, Kirkmyer, York River. wheat.
Steamship II. B. Beach, Saunders, Philadelphia,
mdze. and passengers "a : :
Steamship Virginia, Teal Philadsphs. mdze. and
passengers. ..a.lr -H
SAILED,
Schr eceta, Desssslen, Jacksonville, Fla, ballast.
Schr Merchant, Winters New York, mdze., David
Currie. 5s.t...s
BALTIMORE, March so-CPd, schr. Gen. Worth,
Jones. Richmond. KS
Bssron; March 2s-Cld, schr Village Gem. Case,
NEW YenR, March Sold, schrs Richmond Har.
ris, and e. Sawyer, Gould, for Fredsricksburs
& 5z Il 1s MEMORANDA
Bark VIM. Chase from Maysguez before re- porteS
ashore at Hog Island, lay In about le} feet water
which 10 about the draft of the vessel Her deck
load bad been thrown overheard. Assistanca had
been sent to her from Norfolk and IL the wind kent
on shore 1t was believed that the yssssl and CARO-
roeasa D e Sc & tor which service $4,000
schr, Emma Amelia. from Boston, for Fred.ricks.
erIs. with valuable cargo, was ashore on Shovel.
full Shoal 2sth inst WIsekers had been 10 her. b,,s
abe wanted no assistsncef > 5 - 49, $500 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
DIED.

On Saturday. 31st of March. JOSEPH W. infant
son of James and C. Virginia Jefreys aged months
and IA days.
The friends of the family invited to attend his
funeral this afternoon at O'clock, 9th between
MARSHALL and Clay SITS.
On Saturday, March Sirt, after short Illness in
the Goth year of her age. Mrs SALLY w. TURPiN
consort of DR. Thomas j. Turpin, of the county of
powhatan, and only daughter of John H. Eustace,
Esq, beloved and lsmented by all who knew her.
Yesterday, after lingering illness of six weeks
ALFRED VERNON, son of Chas. X. and Eliza g.
Sparhawk, aged two years and four months.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
invited to attend mis- funeral from the residence OF his
parents, IA Main street, this evening at O'Clock