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

BROADWAY IHEArRE.-The favcrite Ausrcsn TRACE
dian, Mr. Davenport, who IL received every night With
enthusiasm appears this evening Ia ths chsr.t>r Of
koIa, assisted by Mr. Perry, Madare ponisi and Mrs.
Aotott The terminating piece viii be ths farce OF rhe
Happy Man." Mr. Seymour as Paddy Murphy.
Bowmy TRAmE.-The benefit Of Mes.rs Coay AMI
Webb comes of TO night when 9 hne bill OF entertain
ment viii be presented for the am 1ssment OF their
patrons The drama OF "Napoieon the Deserter AMI
his Dog" /" The Cattle Steslers,n rne Cross Of
Death" and Don juan" will be played. This bill
will be sure To dra- large house.
burrows TurATRE--The selections for this evening
both well known by the frrqueners OF this house
The first Is the comedy Of the hsepicus FamilyBur-
ton Jordan, Mrs Raymond and Mrs Hughes ths lead
ing characters The langhabe piece Of " Tue ToodlesO
with Burton A. Timothy, concludes all.
wAIIAcK's THEArRk--rhis place Of amusen,n Mt con.
tinues In prosperous career The house 10 every nishs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23

Received SlS2, 05o As
reymsnts.. .......... ............. 20
Balance so2,o3l n
In the railroad report recently put forth by the
Engineer of the State Of New York. iteppesrs that
the entire length lie 2,724 niles single track aud
s03 miles double track. That the cost Of the whole
as reported to the government under oath Ia $685.,
and that the number Of tons Of freight car.
ried or transported during the year 1854 amounts
to 225o000 tons; while the Reading railroad which
IL only 93 miles long, and with all its whnves,
warehouses, depots, machinery, cars, freight cars
and double track, cost $ls,4s4,l14 SO, and carried
over the entire distance 2lsl,655 TONS exclusive Of
pAssengers-just exactly 1l5.s45 tons less than all
the roads Of the State Of New York, costing $l2s,
649,645.
Tue warrants entered as the Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, on the 18th and 10th insts. 1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23

INV BrDyoRp On MlRxyr Pm. le.-sperm-|
have been no sales the past week. the market bein|
ny the Kathleen. whsle--There has been some Al
IN the market and sales 70 the extent Of I GOD
have been made upon private terms. Also 100
black, 1T zoe; and so DO. blaehssh, at 53e. II
heaven, 800 bills have been sold 70 parties in u
At Csc delivered here. whale bose-Saies since d
10, COO Tbs. polar st prices not transpre3 !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23

His Honor Mayor Wood in the chair, The minutes Of
the last meeting were read and approved.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
The report of the Committee Annual Taxes In favor
of remittrg the taxes of several parties adopted
The bill Of William Dodge, ($l35 Sc) for examining and
correcting indexes ordered TO DO pail Several pc
tons for the correction and remission f taxes
cetvsd and referred. communication received
from the Counsel Of the Oorporalon respecting tbs liza
blity OF the county to pay for in the REGISTERS
office, and ordered to be entered on tina minutes
Adjourned to Monday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23
Board OF Education.

regular meeting Of the Board Of Education was held
Wednesday afternoon, At the Hall in Grand street.
the President in the chair After the minutes Of the
last meeting read and approved the President ap
pointed the following commissioners special vsters
Of the evening schools in accordance with article 49,
section of the by-Iaws:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MON EY lark z II.


The stock market does not change much from day
to day. Prices have become quite stsgnaut. Specu-
lato.s manage to keep up show of active business,
but II really amounts to very little. The few stocks
actually sold TO each other, and the uniformity
IN PRICES Is regulated among themselves. At the
first board Virginia 6s advanced | per cent; Pans
ma I'd Bonds, Q; Illinois Central BondJ, Z; New
York Central Bends, /; S onington, I. New York
Central Railroad declined per cent; HUDSON River
Railroad, l. Railroad bonds and SAFE bonds were
sold to-day in large lots and TO q large amount.
Illinois Central, Erie, 1875, and New York Central
BONDS were freely cff-red, and were sold prin-
cps ~ for cash. Virginia 6s, amounting to upwards
Of $40 600 we're sold and closed ct on imp .ovement
Tee large shipment Of specie by the Atlantic has
checked all upward tendency in the fsnciss, aud if
the expectation continues at this rate, current quo
ts.ons cannos be sustained. Ire stes tor South
aDpt-n on Saturday will take out bst veen seven
and eight hundred thousand dollars in specie max
ing tpe sgsregase for the week upwards Of tso
millions of dollars, greater sum than ever before
shipped from 'his por. 10 the same tine. The banks
Can stand drain Of three or four millions without
weakening themselves much, and IL Iuld be great
relief to have the bullion on hand redu,ei 70 that
extent.
After the aijournmsns Of the Boa-d the folio wing
sslss Of stocks end bo1ds were made St auction by
A. II. Nicolsy:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23

Ing Ii 8iekatur0 OF lluOW n0o hOOllbneu cntlr0ly
the office Of State Financial Agent at New York.
Hereafter all indebtedness Of the State, seeking
payment, must be filed In the office Of tho State
Auditor, and warrants will be issued therefor. The
chairman Of the Finance Committee Of the House
Of Representative has made detailed report on
the indebtedness Of MssEs. Wadsworsh d Sheldon,
the late agents. Toe following Ia statement Of
the sccoasts:-
Balance Of interest in their hands on the LIST
Amount s RENTED remit 70 them by the Governor to
psy July instrument. ................ 10000 90
ton bonds. ......................... 6,os7 II
January interest, 1855. 2I2,oOO 90
Whole amount Of funds in their hands . $3ss, 266 so
This amount Is subject to deduction OF 1925 COO for
daaon bonds, which leaves in their hands the Of
$257, 1919 r.
The committee also End in their hands -
Amount belonging to the surplus revenue
State bonds purchased BY them and sti in their DOS.
session, S1a0Ooo, which purchased for cash for
$4,000
Regarding the three per cent fund.- part II Is
in the possession Of the Grm the amount $40 400 23
having been withdrawn by Governor Matteson.
The State has security for much of the land
fund.- surplus fund and State bonds purchased
amounting to SLOT, 4l6 30.
The fund.- however, amounting to 4257 199 70,
II differently disposed of-receipts having been taken
for this fund In the of julius Wadsworth SO the
for $267 100 10.
The recapitulation Is as follows
Balance Of interest. $267 ,109 u
Balases Of surplus revenue fund. 10000 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23

Fxp. 2l-Ths board met at o'clock p. NJ, pursuant
10 aaourpment-D D. Ccnover, Esq, President in the
chair The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
Cash Music 4 fiana Stsna Of,
II o r A G E W AT RS

No. 33s Rroadway. Esx York.
~ greatly esduced rates. Notwithstanding
the coabinatioa d mnsic dealers 70 kssp np
The price q son-copyrlght masss, against the
Interests ef native compoeefes and tksir rem
ed to extend to Nj. Waters ~ osustssiae q
the trade. he 10 making immsnse sal1-haMng
abnndant evidence, that be hss paAIln untsr
rance snd support, in hts opposition to the
great monopoly, and in his effssts TO aid native
talent, end :. adof the aatsssA currency. His
stock Of American and Hu,opesn music il i'm
nense. and the catalogue q his own publica-
ttons 10 ono OF the lsfgess aRa best selected 10
the Uuttsd States. He hss also made greet
reduction IN the prices Of Piano.. Melodecns
and Musical Instruments Of all kinds. Sspe-
risr toned 81t octave pianos for ol75, $500 and
S22o, interior Of a. good quality, and instSm-
hsents as strong ead as durable ~ those which
cost $500. Pianos Of every variety Of stvls
and price up 10 $1,000, comprising those a ten
different manufactures smong thcm the cSl-
ebrated m"dern impro sed Horace Waters Pi.
aaos aud the hrst premium xoIian Pianss of
T. Gilbert & Co.'s make, Gown of the Eo
lian patent). Secondhand pianos at great bar
gains. Prices from $40 to $50. Melods dsous
from i've different manufactoriea, including the
wei! snownS g. D. & H. w Smiths melodeous
tuned the equal tempera ment] the best made
IN the United States. Price 545, 500, S75,
500, $ll5. $l25, $i35 and sl5O. Smiths
aaffeisSdeon guaranteed The best terms 10 the
trade. schools. &c; l211 percent. discount
10 clergymen and churches. All orders proRpt-
ly attended to. Music sent to all parts OF the
post paid, At the reduced rates. Gen
era: and SOLICIT catalogues and schedule Of pri-
res of Pianos forwarded to any address free Of
charge. lni1-Jnl
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

e. Col. Rider, Of Fairfield. Iowa. will
p!ssss accePt cur thanks for Kindly pres
ent Of nice bundle Of valuable shrubs,
whish has been received, and now adorns
our yard. III. Rider i txhing = lot Of
fruit trees ard shrubbery up 10 Sioux City,
70 plaat upon bis farm, This is the right
wsy. get the tsses At dnt and y sas a"'
= farm Is made, fruit viii be plenty.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

- The S4s Efapci2p correspondent
hi the New Hork Yimea ajges = graphic
description 8 he failures il that State.
aud in sdnmihs up says. In California
psrlance, We have Ill gone under and
presume the whole world will conclude
that the State Of California. its people
and ins.itusions have collapsed, axplodsd.
smashed, and if ,hsy venture to say so
ps6hcay. I do not believe they wonld be
liaPie for slandsr or defamation Of cha
rrc,ef. The 'crisis, that has peen gradu-
ally but surely approaching, for two
years, has arrived, and here We are,
blown Ky high. {"
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

We have received from the publishing
house Of Robert Sears, n. Y. beautiful
.y illustrated copy OF work. just issuing
sron the press. entitled Remarkable Ad'
ventures Of Celebrated Pei sons contain
ing 400 pages of very neatly executed AID
Interesting matter. The relation OF thrill
ine historical narratives fills every page
Of this work, which will be read with I'm
patient interest by all the lovers OF solid
u.erui. and interesting literature.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
TO Old 8oldiers.

DY recent set Of Congress. all Soldier who
Is have heretofore obtsinod bounty land for
ssrvices, ere entitled to receive an additional ad
di,ioual warrant for % many acres Is win uake
QUE .hsndrsd and sixty in the .MAole; tins, tbose
vhe hare reosirsd faIty acres, will be entitled
to receive an aoditioual warrant Tor one hund-
red and twenty, acres; there who hsye received
cixhtY, "a additional varrsAt tos eighty sotes.
hLl vhe, are -sntjslsd = reecsvs, sdditioasl
warrants. can Dc 90 by calling IN the undsraiGn
ed, q: his Office opposite the Pacific Hpuse. In
Counoi 3Iuf City. WM {. J AAES.
A.YI Sd, 1855. r5l-N
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
The MaiIs.

In future The Southern Mail will arrive
at s T. M. on Sundays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, and depart next mornings ct 4
o clock.
The Eastern Mail arrives and departs
about the same time. ss heretofore.
Both mails will be closed at S clock
same evenings OF arrival
The mail for Omaha, Nebraska, departs
on Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays,
at o'clock s. NJ, and arrives ia return
at ls O'Clock M.. same days.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

lsnsSss EsrEsrxIss. magnetic tel
eEraph between Bombay, Madras ami CAL
cNtta, was opened On tina frat - E~L-.-~.
The taoIe chfsfrslss Embraces distance of
over two thousand miles, and has been COM
pleted in . little more than year. The
distance from Alden to Bombay is 2i7O miles,
SO that with the completion OF the railroad
across tho desert to Suez, and the telegraph
to Alexandria to Triss.e, communication
from Londou to Calcutta can be had in q
fortnight since.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

Bounty LAND CLAIns. The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Missour Repub-
liean says: 1T may be we'll to caution
applicants agsinst sending 10 imperfect
Prpess to the Pension Oaics. The result
Is their claims are suspended. aud when
once on the suspended files it is not easy
10 get them OF lis estimated that al
least Que half Of all CLAIMS filed by distant
agents and claimants will be suspended
10 consequence of defects 10 the papers"
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

We arc supposed to have heard the
following collotuy, between couple OF
d4rkie,, and consider il good enough to re-
peat any how.
UIsay Sambo, you ever see de tree
rank? No, see dc tree hollow though.
Don't say Sambo, never scs de like; but
I see trse LKAvK Did he take his Trunk
xii him Z? Yah! yah yah 4. Sanbo, 10 |
saw him leave dat for BOARD. Which way
he 20 Cease? Down de BRANCH, | sTose ly
de FORK Get out, fore Bud you.
la, hs, ha, you rwio Of the old sPxoCr.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
10. FARMERS AND FRU T {
"a GROWERS. ~ .ltE

r woulf sly to all those wanting fruit trees
L la tAsApfing. tbst it Win be necessary for
them to hand IN their orders before the 25th sh
this month Al shall receive no orders aft~r
that date woAid Alss sey ahstI will furnish
anything in The tuA q sruamsAtal line. this
ia4y' 6udssossd. o tsAe msst reasouabis tcrnA.
4A5lS1ksectinl Is rot ,ress from me WIN
please band 81 send IN their orders at once, =
J. shalitnng no trees to dispose Of, except those
ordered: Council Bl0f Citl.
..,s HENRY 4. TERRY.
r,b. Glib IS n15s,fI
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

n - ysslelAe Ms
Yankes ID - J - ~ dfPasyed in
devising 70 ussfsA and ssaAy sssessary
an article .. sAss Delinsator. Wild this
work betsss ss. 1e nay laugh At The cr,m.-
inalknavsry ofshs Shsewd coaatsrteiter,,
for here his skill sud psowcss Of deception
is dosbly prrD and exposed. Every bus.
iaess naa should take the Dslineator. it
viii asre him from any fear Of taking bad
mssey. Pablishsd at he Broadway, N.
Y, lS per annum.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

Ar. Hastings. daguerrean artist has
Laid upon our table miniature, neatly put
un in a case, which he Informs us, he will
,ske for one dollar each. for two weess.--
Cheap enough. those who can't afford
shis, ought not TO afford TO eat Once a
fer doors above the Pacific House.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
sAINT LOUIS

STEAM PLANNING MILL =
r UMBER YARD and Sash, Door, Bl.nd
IL Moulding and Box Factory. corner Of Q 'Fal-
Ion and Thirteenth streets. Office, North side
Of Olive, No. lit, between 4th and 5th streets,
ST. Louis, Missouri. 80,
We have always on haid the following arti-
cles, warranted Of the best material and work
manship, thoroughly seasoned by steam, and
as low as similar work can be furnished in the
west. Panel Doors, Window Sash, Rolling
Blinds, Stationary Blinds, Man.els, Door and
Window Frames. Pine and Popular Weather-
boarding. White and Yellow Pine Flooring
Shelving Shingles and Lathcs. = tfh -Fa@
u Boxes Of every description made to order.
5so WILLIAM WADE 4 co.
March 10. rs 4 [n4s-6ml
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24


Lssr OF APpIxs.-The Ponlelodiesl con-
ssltion held here in 1853. took vote upon
Truits desirable for cultivation 10 this and
sue adjoining States the following re-
su,ts. The numbers following the names IN
the list denote tho aaa.ber Of members who
rscynn nd the raSiesg- tl 80. L}ItI.. fs
Easly Harvest 20, RhSle Island Grsenlns
r., Am. Sunmeg Psarnnain ., Carolina
June r.. Maidens Hush II, White Bellllower
e,a,Rxx1ey Jiaet IL, .Fameuse 10. Yellow
Vsilnowcf IS, Summer Rose 6. vandevere.9,
Spitzenbutst 13. Golden Ruset 8, Rambo
is, Ba11V6 III, Am. Golden Russet 5,
Fan 1ttf4ia s, Winter Pearnain, lWhit".)5,
fah 5 rf;scs tI,ose only which were
r.eoyiaj Il j 81 not lsss than Eve Of the
swedeS5txo mssnherk Many other varieties
vera On three o. four lists-such, for instancs
a, Belmont T.]nsa Srsrt Ionatban, 1srsey
sysct,s N6rfharHz BY Ea0FAn.tsIn, ~
,y!ss, pyhltisl. ilYEa W.; aailRs, =.
I,m, sWest4ytt Sesk- rtaztler, sPomne
a i. Rom Ia Steua. Lediss' Sweet &c.
Ofyhe twcntJ two niembers who reported,
f,uteen were from lllinuis. three from
i,w. tto, frcm Inu .na, ard Tires from
"FHiysn 10 r-f
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

RE Dry-no rain yet this spnng' the
rrairies look green, and roads very dusty;
rather harl time for small grain TO get opt
sf The cround-Weather warm, and the
p4schuevs in blossom; gardens should be
planted. but lis quite dry. Prepare your
ground and plant your corn next week.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

TAKE PARTICULAR FOIICE.
vV>HOSE indebted TO the subscribers for lum-
Der will please to settle their account i'm
nediately, or they will certainly ha cost ad-
ded We must have money to get along With
our business, and mean TO collect outstanding
accounts on the shortest possible notice
Hereafter, no person need send teams TO the
mill for lumber unless paid for before loading it
IN. for we arc determined 10 have cash down
for every foot we sell in future.
So send along the cash if you want lumber
or your teams will be sent back wltho t it
This re mean 70. everybody without exception
". JEFFREYS co
October 10Th, l95i-n5-tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
ga little nonsense, now and then
I e y

EEOF ~0'~
Is relished BY. the best Of men
The eOdllion party = the Atlantic House
Wednesday evening last. was well at'en'
Jed and lively and pleasant time Was
he consequence
morr,w "wednesday evening, sc
learn that rich repass will be spread and
every preparation made f,r large com
pAny. This ~i!l probably be The last OF
sAes. interesting parties for the present
Hacks will run frre-ladies get your bon.
hcts on.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
10 Officers Soldiers, Seamen. &c,
OR ALL WARS. THEIR WIDOWS

AND MINOR CHILDREN.
- Il KNIGHT, Attorney for Governmen n,
~. Claimants, Washington, ID. C., contin
ues TO give prompt aud PERSONAL attentn
TO the prosecution Of Claims OF every cescrp
lion against the General Government, aad par
ticularly to those before the Treasury Depart
ment, Pension aud Bounty Land Bureaus Pa
te ct aud General Land Offices .& Board OF Claims
An experience of years, and a familiarity with
he ans Of obtaining tho EARLIEST and most
ayorxble action on Claims, with his facl ties
.or the dispatch of business, Justify him III as
suriug correspondents, claimants, aud the pub
lie generally that interests intrused 10 his Keep
ing will not be neglected.
PENSION, B0uNEY LAND, PATENT AND ruDLIc
LAND LAWS.
Hehas uearly ready for gratuitous dtribu
ton among has correspondents, and those who
may become such,) neat pamphlet eoutain-
ing synopsis Of the exist =, Pension, Bounty
Land, Patent and Public Land Laws, down to
the end OF the late ongress-including the
Bounty Land Act Of Sd March, 1855,
under which all who have heretofore received
less than 90 acras now entitled &c addition
al land; SAID Act grants also 100 acres to all
Officers, Non-comnissioned Officers, chapluins,
soldiers, wagon masters, teamsters, and friendly
Indians, Of the army, including state troops,
volunteers aud mlitia-and all officers. sea-
men, ordinary seamen, marines, clerks, and
landsmeu, oil the Navy, not heretofore provided
for, who have served not less than fourteen
days (uness In battle) at any period since 1916;
and TO the widows and minor children of all
such persons entitled and deceased.
This pamphlet contains "Forms Of Applica-
tom more full and complete than any else
where 10 be iOuud; npted to the wants of every
class Of claimants under the act, with copioas
decisions and instruction MS OF The Department,
aud pra :tca! sugl estions az to The course TO be
pursued In suspended rejected cascs
Parties not wishing to avail themselves OF
the facilities afforded 10y this Ofice IN securing
prompt and personal superinteudence of thair
claims at the Departments, can obtain copies
Of tho above pamphlet by remiltiug thirty cents
i'll postage s:emps.
fnnucem6uS1~ ~@CaxxaSnoude eIts,
Correspondents who pTepsrv forwxru
ses for IN manugement for this agency will hA as-i'
with literally supplied with all necessary
blanks gratis. and kept constantly adv'$eu %
the changes that from time 10 time occur III ths
execution Of the law.
1t is within the subscribers power TO direc'
his correspondents to the locality OF very many
persons entitled under the late act: aHd having
obtaiusd several thousand land warrants andei
former laws, he Is in possession Of data that ~n
materially assist is seraring sdditoual bounty.
Fees, below the suzl rates--and ,contingens
upon che admission Of claims.
The highest cash prices given for land war,
rants, Revolutionary Scrip and Illinois LAND
Patents.
Address. s. M KNIGHT,
April S. '55,-H52 -4w. Wash,ngten Oity
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
TERMS OF THE BUGlE.
Terms of the Semi-Weekty Blu

Ct TITS VI VHb SCHI~ w CChEy I3UoTNs
One fopy. one year, paid invariably Ia
EdvaLce, ~
One copy, one year, paid within six months, 0O
:" {" " " after "a =" 90
six months, in advance, 90
three ! 90
Single copies, neatly enveloped, )
Orders for the Bugle by mai! will not be filed
except when accompanied by the subscription
price Twelve aad one-hall Por cent deduction
will be made 10 clubs Of cash subscribers.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

] ask again, what is happiness? Il ait
hein' lille, that's fact--no idle man or
woman was ever happy since the world
began. Eve was idle. and that's Che way
she got tempted, poor crittur; employ ment
gives both appetite and digestion. Duty
Aakes pleasure deubly sweet by contrast.
When the harness rs OF, if the work amt
too hard. a critter likes TO bek up his
heels. When pleasure is the business Of
life. it ceases TO be pleasure; and when lis
all labor and no play, work. like an un-
stuffed saddle, cuts int the very bone.
Arither labor nor ijleness has suoad that
leads to happiness; one has Pc room for
sAs heart, the other corrupts Hard
work is the best of the two, for that has,
at all events. sound sleep; The other has
restless pillows and unrefresh'n' sleep
ane 10 . misfortune, the other is q cnrse;
sud noasy aint happiness. that's as clear
as mud M ra
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
CARSON'S RANChE
10! Il II L
=~E ~ ~ H
STILL SURYIV ES!

WE STUD Y TO PLEA Sc.
SRyjE the undersigned would most respectfully
!" announce to our friends and customers.
that we have received an entire new, and well
selected stock Of GOODS, u, our new, large and
commodious building, No. 76, Broadway, Coun-
ell Blsiis, where We will be huppy to see our old
frieads aad customers, and cordially invite all in
want of good bargains 10 call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as il is no
trouble to shoa Goods. We are determined 10
sell as low as any house in the West; our mot
to /, as it ever has been, Small profits aud quick
sa!os.
NJ B. All kinds Of furs. peltries, dry hides
and merchantabIc produce, taken in exchange
,or goods, aud received on debts as payments.
TOOTLE & JACKSON.
Counci Bluffs city, an 4, l553-37-t:
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
mRENT TO RENT.

iVs KENT, 10 KENT.
A farm well suited Cor agriculture, and max
Ing money BY keeping trfvelers, and another
wAsTxD, good stea4y industrious Pratical
hands to do large Job of ditch
ing. For particulars inquire OF
ra.lrits5 J.. E. JOHNSON, agsnt:.
March l6 ,5s n-46-H
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
Carriage & Wasal ShOp.

mIiE Undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of Council Bluff City and vicinity,
] that he has changed his quarters from the
upper end of Madison STREET to the lower,
few doors from the Post Office, where he may
be found at all times, ready to do all work in
his line of business. L. +. TREYNOR.
ssksElSxxD~~~~>-rAx-~ahI IA ,55 pdS.tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
Rates of Advertising.
n TIE sENI-WEEKLY BUCLE.

AT nouscag names oil canuidates loT once, w
arriage no ice, lJuu
Lirtsh and Deaths published free Of charge,
Busn ca rcs Ordinary size.) pr hund, 2'30
" " over one hundred, " 400
ssh 10 ance will be required for all ad-
nts, except where certain Eesponsibi'
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