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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

ITO HACKMEsy $40 RExARO-rHE HACRHAH
vhe On Ns5nssdAy, Ists mt, ~ss sss.s-d .. VI.
ksv JsTssy TraEs,ortatea ConpAny Oar i.ss, sirsss
scar bxoan say, 20 cssvey lscy AMI tro uasss, 10
vsotsd 10 avs ssne lafornsts 90 tk-s nss4s-
- re-''Ssf. for ~h-e '-fe-r&.f3- .ht >eyt ss-t-4
- Dass. nv D-vdI hssse;er q nsns, eass ~
Ne Ch.ss ef PolxA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

CITuATI0N TASTED--BY A RESPECTABLE AAERI.
~ can girl (haying the best o. reference 70 do
work for small family, chamber york and waiting,
or chambsrwors and sewing No objection 70 20 in the
country Please call or address "a Third avenue Is
II bic House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28
MATRIMONIAL.

Lron aAIE>-HJUsE AsDfOT. - SOUTH FOURTH
- s.sss:, Wu4ansb2fg; rsnts 10 pay 10 pr ssn,.
10 LET, 10 ss~ fers, keZ.s Vlrss stfs.; kozse >,
Ann strsst, apartments asi anal sssfss dem tssa.
Apply 10 s1ait., Is Met. street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

CHUAiI0S WANrFD-BY AN AMERICAN TWENTY
- years OF age, ~ Light porter In any other capa
city where the services OF industrious young
required he viii endeavor to devote his whole tn,s 10
his employers interest," 40. Satisfactory reference for
the last three years produced Adirsss w. g. f. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

IL Liberty piacs shIoush Nassau street to Wan street,
small Dacssss marked Geo w. Cooke. We1gbs-y,
Com. Apply % Pi-ATr RRo No. Ial~FtI l.Aas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

A HohsI Fok rAlT-A SPLENDID taos Graf
"A kers., y, ksnes high. al; yssu o., sss 40.
ssHts. sna vh FiaDa sitbost tJlax 10 wills 80.
ss8s, sIprsssU.n o. eoaima- ~ ssy susr t4sn.~
brrly a. is2 sanok street. e tbs Js- syr.sssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

Nseshs which frequent alsns Ne osast 81 oApc
<sd, ths hHs II telegraph win dsuAAlss render hvAfu
able ssSyiee
me smss Of the Gaze cd ts,sgrspA 1. New Ysrh y
Ne. a Wan street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28
REWARDS.

GCS REWARD -losi, on THURSDAY, 2sra
DZO inst. In going from the sertats Hou,e Nsg
k.ehsl, 70 the steamer John HAIR, on board Sad
boat portsDonpaie, containing 100 hcnarsd and ave
or ten dollars in De- 1Ds ard zoe liso cnscE drG~a
BY Greene c. Broason tie BAss Of the Rspuolc, y
Y, for seventy siI and 1000 dollars. Whoever I'll
turn the same 20 he once Of BE Nsytsns House Hsv
Rochelle, wiz rsceiye The shove reward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

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w .igsrs % vers sad stsssiy IN has sotlsysr's 10
tsfss; ssd .or,hy II ir4st Aed o<stssass 10 IA. ar.
81 ssrsn 81 hsrsss as1 Saddle sssss, sa1 1ry.
rsss ssd si.srs 70 the ga s~n ANA .hsrss b. ass %.
ta>sn.sn3 ,ss Eassgsa~st n ss.ts, ss1 sofs es ,s-
fAfn .hsa s1s @tAsfsss state,s1 ana - o. rssisst
kasl 20 zsn snhsr ~ or oy.r 81 yssr. - 40 sssi
styly ~ sin 10; ~ smss>yss az Ira - eos,skssss
snly, as> be B1st ven ss<srs,ssd hi. taaasa rs-
,sss q fscsmmsassusss sar seeesDssY iss sgJs sss
tee ats stos W p~ynsssx, xne fssrs'fys A<<f
nsevah 0sSvs~esx foss vmss "a n s~as oHsDs1tss,
CsyDsSsss's nAs0 - iAvrssss ssssiy, Nee 1srs -
" nvSh B o., IA nsss4s AA s.ssy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

The Improvements II this place are 80
ing on rapidly and largely. Some thirty
or forty houses are now 10 ppogrsss q
erection. The brick Hotel d nov 90.
ple,ed. aud the Douglass House is said q
be doing good and satisfactory business.
Sores, groceries and mechanical shops
are crowding in oil around and business
is lively, stirring and really looking up.
The only lack seems to be a want OF ma.
terial with which to build.
The Ferry Boat. Nebraska, is running
across from our city regularly and doing
and excellent business under the control
OF that clever miniature of captain and
whole soulsd ma, Hon. A. J. Smith
Everybody likes Smith we wish him q
fortune.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

-. n
vihs,pia<rals psSpdsy " i
he, : .,eediny arsisaA Nh The 49,
hsd1 ,sxi.hahs k,l3ssiag ssta sads6nsstA,
vis:--"Eysry thing" go
This would q course 81 tt6s
tssh, nsssls.< nusqu stos . s.liDs.
ass s.asr,ssesd y nssa VI
shiag.r TAr tpct is every bed want,
everything. for which that busy. bss,ling
individual 10 daiiy inquiriug. A1aonythe
mast common wants OF our community ID
houses for rsat-mechanics and common
Iaborers-xmale hvlp-cows, oxen. and
horses--grain. vegetables and country pro-
duce-mills and machinery for every la
Dor saving purpose-farmers to asaiss in
cal,ivs,iag asapply from the vacsn. lands
--ditchers--pnnters. DC. DC. Every
body and everything iswantsd here.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

n. 20 AC@S
T AM required and authorized 10 1--WE ns,ics
j in the most public manner, that the Lands
within she following iimit COO stitute All ulisu
Reservation, and that no white person win be
permitted TO settle within The same. to wit.
Beginning al the junction of W GODS Greek
with the Missouri River, thence running due
nest six miles 29e rods, TO the south branch Of
Black Bird Creek 10 feet wide, Cottonwood
light tree on Il. bank, / 6 in da; strence Wet
niles lb'l rods. to Middle Greek, Is feet wide;
thence West l6 i4iles 2VO rods, to South West
corner of Reservation Mound 2I.2 feet aa.
aud feet high, sod taken from South; thence
ORTIZ l5 miles and 260 rods, to Middle Greek :
"a Fl. wide; thence North miles and so rods to
North West corner, mound ; feet ds. and 3 q.
feet high, sod taken irom West: thence East
/ miles aud $50 rods South branch Of Oma-
ha Creek Is feet wide, thence East } miles and
2o5 rods to Missouri River; thence down said
river 10 th place Of beginning. Containing
about 800 ,00O acres, the bou ndaries of the Res,
ervatiou further described by The erection OF
mounds on the elevated grounds from ~ rods
TO one miles distant, visible from one 10 the 9th
or, aud sod taken from the outside ofthe line.
GEO. HEPNEk.
Indian Agent.
Bellevue. \. T., Sept. 3. 1855. nsO-at.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30
awe are AL a digging"

True to The letter Mankind are all
digging and delving for some purpose -
The merchant digs earnestly for the bot
tom OF our purses, whilst the lawyer dig.
for CASE. The mechanic digs shrewdly
Tor job. whilst the Physician digs II hi.
pill bags for dollar call. But the Ia
borer who really does the most actua
digging has the least pile but when ".
have eeased digging here. the grave-dig
ger laughs at the fat job he Is sure is
have for us oil. Meantime as digging i,
The order of the day We will off TO Ellis
dale and dig our potatoes, that will BE-
doing tbs thing up praeticaly-so some
rtsl purpose. II any doubt it. let thcu
CONS along.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

~. s. JO0k0OM,
Dsq}es II M
CO geieaesa, nooks Z osaoloaoey. Nuss,
1solss, Cigasa Toys, Fasey GeeAs,
- ssa AK sg.s s:!5s: e.. ,.,..t
,.s,x, fsssr .pp1npil DlsAs, lsws.
1n Has just ssseivsd : l102hA1
Ilasgs and eheies sup e3
ply Il good: II his 49,
~ elAisA Fs nov Pssed ard rssdt for sale,
among which may be enumerated
Eysry VARSITY at caudiss-a large assortment
Of nats--a large and superior lot Of cigars
variety Of 6ns pples-raisins--6 rs
MISUNDERSTANDING chsese-ink-p
pss-ssveloPss-pens 4 peneils-school book .
AID states noyels-song -books---toys--large
family biblss-bi.nk books-pictusss, with OF
without frames--ali manner 81 toys and play
thipgs for children-jswelry and fancy goods
nany OF the most valuable and popular family
nedioilb chains Ro wand's Tonic
Mixture Moifat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bit
ters-Mustsug Liniment-Esseucs Of Life
Western Tonic--.BonsAt Pills. De.
~ Call and see, lfyou want any thing use
nj Or fanny. ia as v5n3Au
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30
MARYLAND LOTTERIES

OTglcE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
Baltimore, July LIST, 1855. {
An Tickets or Certificates Of Packages Of Tick
sts, in the Lottrries authorized By The Sfate ot
Marytand bear the luhoyraphed sig nature off A.
Brennan, General Agent for the Contractor,
and any Others are frauds
Owing 10 numerous applications from all
parts OF the country, the management will give
their attention TO the filling of orders for Tick
cts or Certificates, in the Maryland Lotteries
Persons at distance may confidently rely
upon having th"ir orders for Tickets promptly
titled, and the strictest confidence observed.
These Lotteries are drawn daily in public in
the city of Baltimore, under the superintende nee
of the State Lottery Com,nissi oner Heavy
bonds are given TO the State a. security for the
aymeat Of all prizes. The prices of Whole
Tickets are from 81 to $50. half aud Quarter
Tick cts in proportion.
There arc nrverless than % 900 Prizes In an v
Lottery. which prizes vary ia amount IRON 81
to 100000, according to the price OF the Tick
ct. For instance
When The price of Tickets is ST. the
highest prize is about $1,000
" hen the price of Tickets is 50 The
highest prize is about $4,000
hen the price OF Tickets is S. the
highest prize is about $40 600
" NSh thC pffSo VI " DIV tiS
highest prize Is about $4,000
W hen the price OF Tickets is $50 the
highest prize is about 0,no0
witt. numerous Prizes Of $4,000, S., O00, 81
900, $500, 500, &c, &c. Persons can remit
us any amount, from 81 upwards, that they
wish 10 invest. on receipt Of which We iowa
its value III Tickets IN t Lottery designated
BY the purchaser or if none be designated ,hen
some Lottery that will be dawn after the buyer
las got tue ticket in his possession, An Otf-
c'sl Sebess. of the Lottery will be sent with all
tickets ordered. carefully s~aled in an ordinary
nvelop., aud on the day the Lottery is drawn
shs official drawing will be sent, together With
u written explanation OF the result Of the pur-
chase. The drawn numbers are also published
ia the daily papers of the city of Baltimore, aud
III the Daily National Intelleeucer, Wa shing-
ton, d. c. A circular containing Ill the
schemes will be sent to any Que by addressing
the undersigned Address orders for tickets TO
r. Y. Brennan,
No. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Maryland
Sep. II. '55 v3.ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

" That inimitable school master, F.
=. brown, proposes TO open select
school, again this winter. in our city. in
which Lot only all the branches OF an
English education will be theoretically
and practically taught, bat instsuc,ion in
languages and music will also be given to
those WHO desire to attain more polish
ed education.
Success 10 the Yankee School .m aster
say We. One may we'll conclude that
there was a broad opening for school.
masters in this country let them come
See Browns advertise ment in another
colunI.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30
Coming i'm.

There are many strangers and en-
grants with families in our city and the
country around, sceking lands and homes
IN our most beautiful. fertile aud health
fui country. Let them come, We need
their assistance TO build cities. cultivate
farms and open the mines Of wealth that
are now sleeping in the earth. awaiting
the busy hand Of industry and toil. Come
on
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30
HIGH SCHOOL,

HE undesigncd wishes to inform
hts former patrons and the public gen
srally, that he intends to open ,
Scheol In Councii Bluffs during the coming
Water. In which will Be taught oil the cosnmon
Embroidery. Drawing and the Language.
Miss Harriet Canfield, q graduate Of Alfred
Institute. New York, Young lady Of sxcellsn,
abiaisy and experience hes srvived and will
asstss In Ill the above uamsd branches.
solicit sise kind patron xgs'of my cid friends
end Ill who are free to think and act for them
teives. FRANCIS A. BROWN.
Oct. 70. ~ n33w3
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

The District Court of the LIST judicial
District 10 The Territory of Nebraska, clos
ed It's session on Thursday last, at ON Aha
City. Chi. Justice Ferguson presiding.
The only criminal case On the docket was
The Territory VS.. c. A. Henry. for the
murder OF George w, HOLSTER. The
Grand Jury fainng TO lind bill of in4ite
ment against him. Judge Ferguson remain.
ded him until another jury may be i'm
pannelied. when the case will again come
up for adjudication. We learn that Dr.
Henry was ready and anxious to go to
trial.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30
Ugly VaTmiut.

A large Bear sprung at horse. upor
which. Mrs. Boyd of Macedonia Camp
vas riding, week ago Sunday. as she
was gong home from neighbor house
such game is rare in our region. and The
kick this chap received from the horse
no doubt made him wish he had remain.
ed at a more safe distance. We have
not heard whether he has been captured
or net bat such kind of gentry should
not be allowed to pass through the coun
try without genuine passport. His pro
pensI'ies for hugging would not suit OIL
matronly community.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30
u Laygea Civeaissioa ef any Nersrspey pub
ksAsd - Westrrs loss and Nebrasks. On
Oh. Cor siStencr, &c.


News. is most as>uredly coui;cal gem.
US. The different phases in bis career
are much akin to the apparent changes
in Luna's visible outline Oae evening
in the month you may chance to face him
squsrely and see his texture and color, but
person unaequalnted with his history
and IRREGULARITIES would ever mistake
him for something he is not. Julius is a
very funny fellow in HIS WAY and will place
himself in more comic shapes. attitudes
and positions, and assume more eharac.
ters than q clown Of any one horse, two
shilling circus, and We get more laugh out
Of his serlo-comic- bou bastico-blow-
budget of news than from any other six.
penny performance Ne wot OF. One day
he is free states man, AMI soon adyer-
Uses negroes for sale, imported expressly
TO introduce slave lab n. all Of which he
laughs at As hoax few DAYS afterwards
Al one time he is good Democrat,
sound on the goose question: aud next
week supports an abolition fusion whig
for high public office, By abusing. slam
dering aud b-lielng cool Democrats, and
NJ the same time disavows his real wing
principles m u low, abusive attack upon a
banking institution. because. forsoolh it is
located at Omaha City. At one lime
Bellevue was the finest site for a town 10
Nebraska. whilst he vas pampered with
great future expectations by the cllIzens
there, but now $500. year, sweetened
with few corner lots, makes Nebraska
City the onl y aedeemable spot in the Ter
ritory a: one time, Gov. lizard was all
that could be hoped Tor of a gentleman
and scholar, but no~ he Is the yeriest hoor
bockhead and rascal in the Territory =
All for the reason, Julius can't control
him. Al one time there is no Indians
South Of the Platte. out war and blood
shed North. Then comes booming ex-
ira of Indian outrages, which The next
puff of breath pronounces hoax. Bogus
Doesticks is funny fellow and great
genius. truly, and may yet be The owner
of that little patch of land. known as the
Territory of Nebraska. Ii he does buy
it, we will speak Tor that little Insignificant
spot North of the Platte which he seems
10 place no value upon. james Sterling
should give Us that Tor the notoriety and
undue Importance he has received at
our hands. We like best his good old
name ''langsyne," Jeems-tbat suits us
best. We Ike Jeems' short, spicy. pie
srust ways very much. He never tries
on an argument, no not he long prosy
arguments with no foundation TO beck
them are no where in his eye to personal
abuse or low scurrility. So when he fails
10 end ANY plausible arguneut for Us, he
calls Us Mormon Whew Who ever
heard the like Don't you think he splses
MS Why we were lately informed that
Jsems was once Mormon Preacher, but
was excommunicated for immorality.-
Oh consistency thou art jewel
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

CT Hnlloway's DIN ment and Pills, GER
tain Remedies for rheumatism. - Henry
Foot, aged 81, Of Natchez, Mississippi, was
a severe suffer from this complaint, aid tried
a number of reputed remedies, hoping they
would benefit him. bat he bcoame so bad at
last, as to be entirely confined to his bed,
and he was unable to move either hand or
foot. While he was in this horrible condi-
ton, a friend brought him quantity OF Iol.
loway's Ointment and Pills. which be imme-
distely commenced to use, he soon found
himself gradually improved by them, and
by persevering with them for eleven weeks
be was entirely cured, and has since enjoyed
the best of health.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

0osss as4D.-1he Iowa e -
- rsseasly hssa enlarged and s IN
lsoved. and 4 nov e@i,sl b. - -
aal Fasnss. h isss god sosa1 -
The Ceansil Bluffs ,4Mrakys 4 -
.tioa aests Il the Il, +. Church. Rkls
day. Nov. and At 81 p. Y. ~ -.
grsmas Of shesvening oasrs : ms
treat. that should be enjoyed 81 iall
house. The exc rei'e Of the nsed vii
be;
i. Address BY De. Bloomer, Prss.
End Residing By J. A. 6teinberuf.
3rd Reading ofthe 6rst No. ofthS Mag
azins Of The Association. by A. J. Mack
ey, Editor.
X. w. KYNETT, 30.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30
A Remarkable Ma,

AND A Universal RxxEDf TtR DnxAsg.--
This city 10 now she home Of one Of the most
remarkable men Of the age man who ia .
.rav ersed the civilized globe, md establishe cd
in almost every country which he has visited
the sale of his medicines for the relief OF hu-
man suffering, and which ara certain cur Q
for disease in all its forms. We allu1s to
Professor Thomas Holloway, Of London. 1t
is now several years since this benefxotor of
The human race FIRST proclaimed to the world,
| through the British pres $, that he had, after
deep research, prepared remedy that was
sure u eradicate disease. Years of patient
investigation into the laws Of human ,hysi-
ology which control our bodies in health and
| when diseased, led to the invention an1 pre-.
paration Of the world renowned Holloway
Pills and Ointment. Nearly, il rot quite
one half Of the human race have taken his
medicines. His name 10 a. universally known
over the globe ss that OF Alerandes, Nspole-
on, or Washington, when in the heigh. Of
their ambitious career If the, conquered
nations in the field of battle, Professor Hol-
| lowav has, with no weapon but that oil SCI
encc, conquered disease III all its fDrms. His
meritorious career is bounded by TO imagi
nary lines of altitude an! longitude short ..
those making the confines OF civilization
itself. No isolated country or nation was
Sufficiently extensive for the operation of bis
enterprising and gigantic intellect. Wher.
ever disease has a residence, there lie pen
etrated with his medicines, and lett al en-.
viable and enduring reputation. After en-
lightning Europe, hs fame spread over Asia
aud the civilized portions of Africa, and fn-
ally appeared in America. lie has rAnsla-
ted the cures he has performed and the viz.
tues Of his medicines into as many iaugua-
ges as tbs missionaries have the Bible
Governments, otherwise the most despotic,
have been forced by the GREAT value Of lis
medicines, and their popularity with the peo-
pie, TO remove antiQuated AMI time .honored
restrictions upon the introduction of foreign
medicines, and open their custom, houses to
free introduction to the pills and ointment
Of this distinguished man. Empires and
Kingdoms removed the barriers Of ages a.
gaInst the introduction and sale OF lroprie-
tary or pate q: medicines, and freely permit
ted Holloway's me iicines to become the ply"
siclau Of the masses. 7. Dispatch
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

The Omaha Indians started north on
their fall haat ::oa Friday las.--expec,ine
. Winter on the Pla,tej At the noath.p
he. Xix Horn, and are to .retarn . shsi.
home At Blacibird in the spring. With
which they Are much pleased fear Of The
Sioux and Pnnkas. only keep them avs J
this winter.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

My> FROM Little Ptgeop. fw weeks
NA since, Black Horse Pony. with on E
white hind foot, heavy meme and ,ail, and one
blind eye. He wss last seen In the Deighbor-
hood Of Musqu eto Creek, above Wick's Mil.
ANY person having knowledge of his whore.
abouts will much oblige the owner by leaving
word with the Postmaster, or by leaving letter
In the Postofics containing the same.
b. v. SPRINGER
Oct. 80. SIS. n34tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

~ Bee new advertisement Of Mr..
Oongh. grocer. His house is small. yet
hsAas heap OF good, mica. considerable
things Tor ones dinner which h. sells -
ness the right price IS any one comes to
n thsss timcs-try him, he is . straight
1brward dealing man.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30
A PRIYATEISALEl

IVHE Irsnistsn Hoass, Iraaistan. Cas- coun
v. IL held At private sale, and will be sold
at . bar gain. This 10 the best tavern stand in
western Iowa. and for business facilities, can.
not be surpassed by any location in the est
For fur,lsr par .icslars. enquire Il w. C. Golf,
on the pren.sses. w. G. COFF & CO.
Iranistan, Oct. 80, So. n34sf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

7 HAVE II W lots In the upper portion OF
i the city. thatare beautifully situated for city
residences, that will sell at low rate, and
give time on a part Of the purchase, 10 those who
will build npou. occupy, or improve the same.
Come quick ifyou would secu fine one.
W. d. JOHNSON
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Sept. 25, IS. n29tf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

Qua nelghbor OF the Chrono'ype give.
as FITS in his peculiar style in SHORT
pfrHr ARTICLE of tao columns for our
frankly expressed views in regard to the
chances IN favor of the Democracy for
the next presidency. in which he calls up
on US Tor single act in the public eareel
OF the present chief magistrate, that wo d
make aIA suitable candidate for re.elec
ton. II our very prosy editor will exam
Inc our paper of Oct .. he will find an
article from The Richmond Enquirer EN-.
oodyins many of the points upon which be
wishes enlightenment. We can't afford
10 publish The matter twice.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

= 49, n Lla9 o. Loueye -
Dropped into the post ai6os - Council lh1k,
Iowa, without the postage hing paid lal pps
paid soon. will bs sspt tosha Decd y 5 o.
Doud, Lyman 8suarts 49,
QIaep, William etusrt 49, i.
iIl11l - IL 49,. - - - -
wills, Phi.ip Of r Catnd.
NosasA Mrs. Marg't AfIill, Mrs. Catherine 4
Payne, Mrs. Catherinsor Miss Elizabeth Hill.
Sharp, Miss Emma E Use, Isaac
Wilson, Robert Cooper, Hurry H
Emmons, Miss HannahP Petty, Mrs Solomon
Gibbs, Mrs. Emeine
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30
STRAYED.

- strayed from Couu I'll Bluffs, some
time in the monta Of May last. two
LIZ yeariing Hiefers. One deep red.
the other rod with some white spots on it. Any
person knowing there whereabouts will confer
Z greet favor by leaving word at the pos,office.
s. EGGLESTON
Oct. 80, SIS n34u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30

Lost.-A hne heavy Gold Pencil snd Pen,
with q dogs head miniature for the top. This
was the Editors last, and much valued pres
snt from friend. Secure his gratitude BY re-
turning It, f.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-30
FOR SALE.

~WO Dwelling Houses, oft~o rooms each,
4 in the central part of the city: could be-
'e Tor business houses, with = lit . aI,rrs.
ton. Apply 10 GEO. SNYDER,
AT the County Judges Office.
Bluff City. Sept. 25. 81. n2e-!w.