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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23

II oigsE.--THE ErTcBrTT mDE AND nxLrYgg
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23

r 0sT--iN TIE VICINITY or ST. MARKS PLACE,
~ on Wednesday, Feb. II, valuable Scotch grcy
hound, OF yeliowish coor aud uncommon beauty. Nay
he iesgoatee by strip Of white In the face, aud ps
eulary shaped spot the left hp OF asuar for~
Also feet and breast OF white, and at tbs peroi OF
ing lost had .neircnr her neck silver collar barring
the Inscription OF Smile, and the owners nsne
with The hops OF obtaining said dog, uborI ressri
viii BE given TO whoever may gnd and return her TO u
a.. MARKS place, or $40 Washing ton street
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
Mills { County

There will be three candidates for County
Judge, the ensuing election n Mills county.
The present incumbent, with whom We are
not acluainted) O. y. Tyson Z. NJ. and Capt.
English. The last named, tho whig, is an
old and much respected pioneer, and without
doubt, well qualified for the position to which
he aspires. Mr. Tyson is an old and reliable
citizen, and good democrat, and would also
doubtless, magnify the office. AS we are
not citizen OF Mills, and politics are not
counted in that election; we don't know
which to vote for, but intend to give Siaugh-
ter one good round for Sheriff He is the
right sort of man, and will be electei--we
guess.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31

This gentleman received the unanim Gus
nomination for county Judge. by the De-
mocratic Convention recently assembled. Il
1t will be seen by reference to another CO.
lumn, that for certain reasons he as declin
ed the honor intended. He doubtless would
have been elected by handsome majority,
had he remained the Candidate.
Another good man how takes the placeo
Mr.. James, in the coming contest, and W
are happy to see the Col. doing all in hs
power for his success This is Is it sh onld
be, and will result favorably with both
parties we are confident. - !.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
SANDER ifebuked

Certain designing polititians charge Mr.
Hall--the Democratic candidate for County
Judge--with having engaged with certain
lawless, evil disposed pelsons in demoishing
houses and ordering citizens to leave. We
are authorized TO denounce this as a base
electioneerng fasehood, and have every AZ.
surance that it is malicious SANDER. MIR
jail is a quiet orderly citizen aud much as
teemad by his ncighbors and acquaintance
We can satisfy any one who will call at oul
Office, Of the falsity of this charge, in five
miutes' ii me-
This is an electioaeering trick of our enc.
mics, heed it not.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
Trouble Among the Indians -.-LOxan
FOntanelle, the Chief Of the Omahas,
Killed and Scslped, together with q
Number Of his Braves.

| FOntAneHes the CHlcI Oh the I'm 0n0Ss
Killed mad Scslped, together with 4
| Number of his Braves.
| Advices have lately arrived from the hunt
ing grounds of the Omahas, bringing the
sorrowful Intelligence of the death Of the
Omaha Chief, Logan Fontanele, an inteli-
gent and much esteemed man., His remains
were brought to repose With his ancestors,
near Bellevue, Nebraska, on Wednesday last
after having remained uninterred for nine
days He was attacked by war party of
Sioux whilst out hunting, and although he
eludel his willy pursurers for some time and
escaped from them, another party in front
attacked him ana terrible and deadly strug-
gle ensued, as was evident from The manner
in which the very earth was torn up and dis
torted, where his lifeless corse was found.
1t also appears that number of his bay
est warriors fell at or near the same time by
the muderous rapacity Of the Sioux, who had
but recently made treaty of peace and frien-
ship with the Omahas. We also learn that
the Omahas have all left their hunting ground
and returned to the platte river, near the
mouth of the Elk Horn, where they have fed
for safety from their stronger and more war
like foes.
1t Is shame to our nation and common
humanity that the miserable remnant OF
once proud aud powerful tribe should thus
be sent from their ancient homes and peace
ful shades, around the graves of their sires
to be wantonly murdered and scalped by the
querulous aud hostile tribes around.
We have said and still relterate, the Oma- /
has cannot dwell in peace aud safey in their
new homes without military force to pro-
tect them, and they ought never to return
there without sufficient protection.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
CIRCULAR.
To the Voters of Po,,aw attamie Co.

The following note has been handed to n
by Col. w. G. James, the Democratic nom
inee for County Judge.
Council BLUES, Iowa, July 28th ,s5.
To l.. W. Babhitt, Chairman Of the Demo
cratic Central Committee
SIR In consideration Of certain foul and
malignant misrepresentation concerning my
political views and opinions, calculated to
withdraw from my support, many members
Of the Democratic party, and to misdirect
the public mind, deem it essential and nee
cssary for the best interest Of the Democracy
that promptly aud without delay, withdraw
as a candidate for .he Office Of Judge of the
county of Po1ta~sttamie. In doing 80,
am conscious of doing bus IN act OF Justice
70 myself md a signal benefit TO the D~a,o-
rcacy, whose great interest it is my purpose
80 sufserve.
trust that Won will be able to make Sc
lection in nay stead, Of a candidate who viii
command the confidence and support of a
large majority Of the people Of this county.
Hoping that the largest success may attend
the party in the approaching struggle,
pledge TO you my personal cooperation in
whatever may conduce TO the realization Of
that hope.
beg to express through you TO the Dem
ocratic party, just appreciation on my part
of repeated testimon ais of their respect.
Respectfully Yours.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31

In view OF the above. the Democratic Cen
trail Committee have aut horned the nomna-
ton Of Joseph Hall, the Democratic Nomi-
nee for Treasurer and Recorder, for County
Judge and in his steal, for Treasurer and
Recorder, Thomas l.. Gritfey.
The known integrity AMI capacity Of Mr.
HALL recommend him to the voters II this
county as person in every way worthy o.
Of their confidence AMI support.
Mr.. Grilfey IS an old citizen, well ana "a
yorably known, with the most ample quail.
featious for the Office Of Treasurer and Re
corder.
In order that none may be deceived, We
give list Of the candidates for their respcc-
tive Offices, and hope on the day of the cleo
ton to see the Democrats come to the polls
prepared to vote for
JOSEPH HALL, for County Jude;
TH0S. l.. GRlFFEY. Treas & Rec'r;
WILLIAM STARRING, for Sheriff
l.. ". BABBITT,
Chairman Dem. Cen. Com
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31

Mr.. johnson, Editor Bugle:
Dear Sir-Havng consented to offer my
self as a candidate for the office of Sheriff,
in our county, after being solicited by many
OF my friends, concluded one of the best
modes of making the same known, was thro'
the medium of your widely circulated and
interesting paper, aud would therefore re-
quest the insertion Of the following in this
weeks Bagle. WM. SLAUGHTER.
WIN. sLAuGArEn. Of Glenwood, would res
pectfaily announce to the citizens OF Mill.
county, that he will be candidate for the Of
fee OF Sheriff Of said county, At the ensuing
election. ss ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
The Contest approaches.

Citizens Of Potawattymie look we'll to
7our interests at the election or Monday next.
As has always been the case, the wings and
other designing faetionists, viii use every
means their inventive genius ca1 suggest for
The defeat of the Democratic canddates.-
Every kind of fabrication and f..lsehood that
would give hope Of eifecting their ends will be
resorted to. The candidates themselves will
be charged wi every manner Of crime and
outrage, but ba not deceived by such design
ing measures
The ticket We present fo- your support is
the almost unanimous choice Of the Demo
cratic party, and will also be supported by
many wings who are heartl lf3silGk Of the al
ministration of civil aFfaiftso { ~ I ~
Dir. Hall is ar industrious and quiet farmer,
from lust the class OF men our county officers
should be selected.
If ron would subserve the true interests o.
the county, give vigorous and firm support
10 him the peoples candidate, ono of ma
lures noblemen, tlller Of lhs ground, whose
mind las never been tainted by the corup-
tons OF the molern school OF politics, nor by
the base favning hypocrisy Of hackneyec
demagogues.
Againg we ask you, heed not the Islander
er, reports, nor the great solicitude of you
whig and Know Nothing friends, in your be
half. After the election il over they vii
boast of their cunning AMI laugh at thei
dupes.
They shall not laugh at as for we shall cas-
our vote and use Cur best endeavors for tn,
election Of HALL, GRIFFEY and STAR
RING.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
er ADvERTISEMENTS. to insure iaser.
tionin Tuesdays public alton, shsald be hand
ed in on Friday. 81


After having taken considerable trouble
we have succeeded in capturing one OF Judge
Streets defensive circulars, and found after
all We were poorly repaid for our exertions.
We are unable to find anything IN its con-
tents Indicative Of shrewdness, or in any way
proving the capacity, fitness, or claim of the
judge for reelection. He informs US to be
sure, that the finances of the county are III
about as good condition as when he entered
upon the duties of his office-aEd we'll we
think they should, be for at the present mo-
ment we doubt not that there is over 5000
900 worth of taxable property in the county,
more than al the period above named-the
credit he assumes therefore--@we look upon
rs absurd and superfiuous, as he does not
pretend to have omitted receiving his full
salary. One thing in the Judges exhibit of
receipts and expenditures We are unable to
comprehend. That is, how hat1ktSn = h make
an Sid WA valueless delindus- x~y
real bonafde debts of dollars and cents. it
looks well enough in figures, bur such calcu-
lations can never interest the peoples pock-
cts.
The Judge admits that Mr.. Turley was his
mariner in business OF the time of letting the
contract for building THE JAIL but pleads that
it was bad job and nothing was made IN the
operation, consequently he was not IN the
least gamer. His statements would lndi-
ente that he has done up the duties of his Of
fee cleverly honestly and in workman!lke
m.nner; and perhaps he has; the people
must Judge, and TO assist their memories, viii
Law before them the CHARGES FILED IN THE
DtsrRrer CouRT AGAINST FRANK STREET as
County Judge.
We learn that at the last term OF the Dis
trict Court it vas intimated that if it were
possible to have an Investigation that char
ges would be filed against Judge Street, tor
misconduct and corruption IN office.
This coming to the ears Of the Judge, ne
with great APPARENT bravery and confidence,
dared them TO file their charges, and gave the
parties to understand that if they ware fled
he would waive previous aotice and consent
to investigation at once.
Accordingly, az we understand, charges
xers fled and sworn to by two reSpects
bic aud creditable gentlemen Of this city
men whose trIih and honor none will doubt
charging the Judge with gross partlaIsy,
corruption and misconduct in olhce--eharges
that would doubtless have ousted HIM from
Office at the last term Of court, had he not
taken advantages Of subterfuges which are
allowed to the greatest criminals that appear
asthe bar Of Justice. Ills refusal to waive
notice was, to many, conclusive evidence Of
the truth Of the charges against him.
lie this the man the Freesoiers, the ANTI
Republican fanatics Of this county are Try
ing to palm of upon Us again
Let every voter who feels an interest N
the prosperity of Old Postaw4ttamie, lrres-
receive Of party, use his bet efforts 70 secure
the election Of joseph Hall for Connty Jud -e
and thus wipe out the foul stain that no"
dsrkens the escu.cheyn Of our fair AM pros
porous county
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
Reviying Showers.

On Friday of last week, and also yester-
day, we were favored With fine reyiying and
inyigorating showers that will be world of
benefit to the languishi.g and almost with
cred crops. These have indeed been timel y
showers, and will save our fall crops almost
entire. Very little grain or vegetation were
so far affected with drouth but that these
kind treasures Of Providence will revive, re-
suscitate and enliven.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
Late Foreiga Intelligence.

Our latest news from the theatre of the
.ssBattls Of Armigeddon," were received by
Pacific at N6w York, on the l2th instant,
With Liverpool dates to the Both of June.
II consists principally of detailed accounts
Of late conhists, which We hope to get hold
in due time.
The official lat of the battle of the 18th
states that the English loss in killed, wound
cd and missing at 1887, including 80 Off
GERS, and the French, at 1887 including 1873
officers.
The following are the most important
Geographic dispatches.
1t is asserted in Paris that the failure
was owing partly to the errors of the Brit
ish commanding officers. The English on
the contrary throw part of the blame on
the French.
The Allies retained possession Ct the
Russian round fort IN the cemetary, cap
tired on the 18th, aud also of the IameI-
on tower.
Prince Gotchakoh7s dispatches to St. Pc
terSburgh ore TO the 25th. lie states that
the allies FIRE had weakened and the allied
troops which crossed the rehomanhalga had
returned.
Two thousand wounded Of the allied
army had arris Ell at Constantinople. The
cholera had also appeared there.
LONDON, June 80.
A dispatch from the Baltic states that Swe-
Dor had been bombarded and tue military
stores destroyed The Times of Saturday
states the Emperor Alexander to be serious
ly III, aiso-that the KING of Prussia has been
sick for some time and that his reign is pro-
badly drawing to close.
Lord Palmerston In the house Of Com
mons last night denied that Lord Raglan had
asked for his recall. Ho had been sick but
was better. Arrangements had however been
made Tor Gen. Simpson to take his com
mand should any change be necessary.
Accounts from Stockholm state that the
English had bombarded Hargo, aud destroy
ed The Telegraph action.
The blockade of the White sea was form
ly announced on June llth.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
ENI(sIf L,

am composed of niue letters.
My ), ), i, is often used in business acts.
My s, y, 3, 4, an ancient poet.
My 5, ., /, ), musical instrument.
Ny ), ., !, Z, 3, term used III grammar.
My ., !, ., yeAouous insect.
Ny 6, ), 3, used by many persons.
My Z, s, o, >, term for deception.
Ny whole is celebrated General before
Sabastopol.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
Additional by the Canada.

The Canada reached her Dock at 10 this
p. NJ.
Lord Raglan was buried July Sd, with all
the pomp circumstances permitted.
Rumors that Pelliseer would succeed TO
the command, were current.
The Allies had been streng hening their
advances against the MalakoH, and the lat
est dispatch, to July 9Th, mentions that the
siege was progressing satisfactorily.
Lengthy details OF the repulse OF the 18th
Of June continue to occupy the English pa
pers. During the assault 1900 English
troops penetrated the suburbs of sebastopol,
and held possession OF one street for eighteen
hours.
Vienna papess state that Gortschakolf is
calling for reinforcement TO the extent Of "a
900 men.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
Fine Ciga.s.

We had occasion recently of trying the
quality of Cigars kept by Tootle and Greene,
and also by Nichols & Co., of Glenwood, and
can say with pleasure to smokers, that they
have lot as fine as one could wish, and We
are sorry to admit, far superior to any we
find in our own city. If there are as good,
or better here, i: has not been our good for
tune to find them.
ca We are informed that Messrs. Lowe
Williams & Co., are the contractors for erect
ing the Capitol buildings of Nebraska ut
Omaha. These are good and responsible
contractors, and will without doubt put the
erection Of these buildings in progress and
hasten their completion at the earliest pos
sible period.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31

rkv We have received too late for attend
ance. from the Committee on invitation and
reception, polite invitation to be present
at the celebration of the completion of the
Illinois Central Rail Road to DubnGue.
Hon. Messrs. Jones. Merritt, Wilson and
Josup will please accept our thanks for kind
attention.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
Voters of Pottaw attamie.

Independent of all parties, cliques and combi-
nations, offer myself as candidate for the of
fee of Sheriff of your county, and shall be sat
sed with the descision Of the people. at The bal
lot box, next Monday. The peoples choice"
is nv motto G. FARGO.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31

This beautiful wcrk for August already
appears upon our table never more welcome
or Interestingly source Of pleasure and a
massment for the time present and new
enjoyment Tor re-f-~asal years in tho fu-
ture, bringing JOY and gladness sor the Young,
real satisfaction to the old and ms rucsion TO
to those who would excel in curious aud use-
full knowledge aud arts.
Who would keep house without the com
partnership Of Cooley? We would not, mo 5
certainly.
Z CRY IXrRoyE4ESTs. With pleasure We no
tice the progress Of improvements in our CT
ty. The large Block opposite the Pacific, Of
Broadway in progress Of erection by Mcssrs
Jackson, Baylis, Doughty and Snow, Is no"
rapidly progressing, rs one would conclud,
by the piles OF lumber and brick that is &C
cumulating around.
Another fine Block is also in course 0 con
st-uction on Stutsman's corner on Broadway
the building is to be 50 BY % feet, tire
stories high the lower portion to be divide,
into four stores. This is being built by Dir
J. B. Stutsman, L. W. Babbitt, Thos Hen
shall, and B. Hagg, equal proprietors.-
Those buildings, with a number Of Others
being erected. viii give large amount 0
labor to the industrious and make useful an
valuable ornaments TO our city.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31

EV De you want most lovely Boquet
for your sweetheart, or to adorn your cen
ire table? Go to Terry's garden--ho has
them ready to pick every morning and
evening Also "a large variety Of good
~holesome vegetable
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31

BEEv CATTLE ron Fl. PfERRE.-Last week,
fo1r hundred and forty head of beef cattle,
destined fortbe troops stationed at Fl. Pierre,
passed through this city.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31

After short illness, on Friday, the 9th ints,
in the - year of her age, Miss CAROLINE Ma
SON.
Her parents and relatives, if she had any liy-
ing, are distant and unknown to us.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31

The Eastern mail will arrive and depart daily
Sundays excepted. Mail will be made up and
sless6 st7ltt, f. m, ra,, :.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

M. W. ROBINSON would respectfully announce
hmselfas an Independent Candidate for Sheriff,
at the ensuing election. Ii
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31

rT The new advertisement OF Nichols &
CO.. NAV be seen in another column. This
firm lost their store and large amount in
goods last winter, and have since reared in
stead large and commodious building upon
the site of the old, which is now closely 6ll-
ed with an endless variety of goods of every
conceivab lie pattern, shape and texture, and
they are selling cheap too, as We had abund--
ant evidence. Let purchasers look at their
stock. Fl.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31
Additional Particulars conceFh'"s
Massacre

JUST upon going to prsss We have . ls" =
ditiona. particulars regarding tue -. -
murders at Fon.enelh, which occur's. =
Sunday morning. They were com nl''se ~ :
band of some - Sioux probably from LAT, !,
annie. The Indians appeared friendly anu
had been taking with the men, Deveress an q,
Porter, near the wagon Of the latter, aud al
at once raised their guns and fired, then nsa
inso the bushes. Both men fell at once anu
diei instantly, Mrs. Porter, who from lls
wagon witnessed the proceeding haste"eu "
raise her husband who was liteless, ~ 'he
same time she receiver a very dangerous
spear wound in her thigh. Gov. lzaro nus
dispatched 35 volunteers under command q
Gen. Thayer, for the protection OF the SET
Element. ~
or See new adv of Tootle i Greene OF
Glenwood. This House is doing large anu
dashing business, and no wonder, for their
extreme low prices would tempt any one to
purchase, and besides, their stock is such an
one as iTseldom seen in the west, consisting
of everything that is wanted Except clean
conscience and the printer receipt TO make
mankind happy. Greene, The master spirit
of the Establishment is not verdant but
knows how TO make money by doing an ak
tensive business upon the "small profit and
lively trade" plan. We would advise orr
neighbors south to call upon Greene when
they want little money to 20 great way.
His word is reliable, We can vouch for that.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-31

DT The citizens Of Mills Co. will notice
in days paper the advertiser ent of Jos.
HrScHNAS, of Glsnwood, who keeps large
and well selected stock of Drugs, Medicines
Paints, Pcrfumery, &c. This establishment,
is certainly a great convenience to the citi-
zens OF that county, and the enterprisine
proprietor should be literally patronized
wien such variety Of goods are needed.