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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-02
.usseI,s CotiiIion Band.

Ortoo AaA RussePs CosituoH Oa"o'
This iuinitable band cannot be excel.
led N Western Iowa In performing uPea
stringsd or wind instruments. We new
er stepped to the time of better or more
soul,turring music than was produced
for the party on Thursday evening last
The proceeds having been decided to Dc
appropriated 10 benevolent purposes The
band gave their services free. This Is
generous action and should be rewarded,
T The weather is The most remarka-
bic we ever knew in our ATTITUDES. On
Christmas We placed the thermometer
out door in the shade and have marked
the result for three times day. I A NJ
Ism, p. NJ, viz.
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CARSON'S RANCHE,

(foRAERLY THE "GLoEE SALOON
THE subscriber announces to the citizens
OF Council Bluff City, ami the rest q
mankind, that he has opened Restaurant al
tho cid aud well knewn ssaud the Globe Saloon.
where he will be happy to wait Ola all who fa
sor him with their patronage. HIS table SIN
be as we'll supplied as the market will allow
lunch will be served MP ut ID o clock
A II day his bar is supplied with choice wines
aud h4uols. Strangers visiting the city will
find this very convenient AMI comfortable
place loget the wants OF Mature supplied
". CARSON.
Council Bluffs, Aug 9Th 54--.r44 If
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
n EAR the Pacific House ou Lowe Broad
~ way, Council Biuhs city. Iowa A daily
Omaibu Lime will run bctween Council Bluffs
anu Omaha Cities.
Horses. carriages, buzgies. and private con
yeyaaces 10 ary part, let on reasonable terms
We bave "a large aud e~mnodious Stable 10
feeding and KEEP tng horses by tn day week
lierses, mules aud carriages bought aud
sold
Office AZ the Pacific House.
WELLS Il BROTHER.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-02

To Elias Patterson
Sir-You ara hereby notified that
viii appear before the Register OF tie Land
Office. II haue,viile, Iowa, on the End day Of
January. l~j ,, aud offer grahf In establish nv
right to pre-cnpt the North ha,f Of The Sotlth
East quarter Of Section M. 20 III Township No
~, North. Range No. SO West. Aud you IRE
further notified 10 appear aud o!Ier any proof
You maY have adverse 10 ninc.
DAVID STPE.
IY JouSsox s. CAsADY,
Oct II, 1>5l-a9 4w Attorneys;
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HUNTINGTON g. PIPER,

1. HUN ING I ON g. PIPER,
Who have Just received one Of the best Fa.
mi Winter trade stocks OF Boots and Shoes
.ver brought to this markct-corsisting in
nart, Of Ladies fua black and colored Silk
Caters: DO. fn7 kil KpsSuth Boots; do End.
fenny Lind Boots; do Fine Black aud White
Kid Dancing Slips; do Bronze and Patent
Jenny Land Ties; do Hip aud calf lace Boots;
% mo. and i'm poIkas aud j L Boots; Mems
Fine French calf Bno.s; do Kip thick, coarse
ine and Nebraska Boots; do calf, Kip aud thick
,ro5ans; do FrrnaA adj oxford Ties; do Fine
Aid and Patent Opera Dancing pumps Null
i"rs, Slips, &c.
Misses, Boys, Youths and Childrcns Boots
,ndShoes, Of all kinds. sizes, aud Of the best
quality.
AIso--A fine Stock of Winter CLOTHING.
Hats, Caps, &c, of al XII nds
Also-Groceres, fine Teas, Liquors, de
Thankful for past iavors, We solicit con.
nnance of the patronage Of our flienls ans
he public generally. Oar objec, is quick sale,
nd small profits. Call in and see our StocI
ext door tn the Robinson House, Broadway
10 trnahls to show goods at
HUNTINGTON & PYPER'S,
N H-Sheet Music, and Guitar and Violin
Ssr pgs.
Bluff City, Sept 26, 1854. n5i-tf
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NOTICE.

JIace al snOThIS 4 co stUle.
Council Bluff. Nov. -, lS5l(
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

evident, as with al the gorgeous psaoply o. n'diny
plume spd shining cuirs-s and with al the lbs liring
Influence Of the hour b. has rather the stubborn look
Of rbe gladiator, broodng suIkily over rln "a in
the circus. than the pstdoaa soldier look NJ
with cold dis1sin upon ovstion coming from
the leople. In the third scene, when he re-
..eches Mensnius to le, him overesD ths cu.-
TIN Of speaking to the people, Mr.. Forest
i very effective. Hs reluctant wooiny Of the sweet
voice. a. however nc 30 well doBe He hss 100
much TIE ar Of CO.. juror, who. by my'terioI
s1en gh.eus the ci-zen. srsy, instead Of breaking
into that sir Of anger mixed with petu snre, when
seems to be more fitting sud more c,custed TO take
awsy ths, fsrcsl character which It ought Dot TO pos
sss out which in Mr. Forests conception it s.sumes.
In the opening Of the third ac', when CorioAnu' is
Informed of the people having repen'ed Of their
CT oce Mr.. Forrest is 10 every respect sdnigs)le 10
the trerchsn', eating ssrc with which re over
vhelus Brutus and socnius, aud when n eIcsi rs
E,ny this Tf,on OF the nirnov'' Ms-tyog
"Hi. sh.5lufs AIAr
be procured powerful effect, which ne maintained
bout the paro1ysm OF indignation in,o ~hich he
is worked BY the peremptery shall,' aud which d.
servedly earned for him genuine sccl,mstion. In
The third scene of the third act, when his mother -
plores bin to simulate hypocrisy ana aoologze to the
people for bis rsshpes-, NJ. FOrres in prom
i,pg TO DO his utmos. and cJunte felt swee.
mech. was also very effective. When sgin
wh,lmed ia the burning tide Of temper he loses
all control and defee and ou,-sges all around
him. Mr. Forrest unfortunately again INDUCES his
propensity for fendsh attitude instead Of preserving
in the midst Of this fierce hour Of fury the real cha
racter Of Coriolanus, who though equally intolersnt
of fasehood as Lcorpent Of anger yet always bears
In evea movement the iDdeiibls stamp Of the high.
bred srisocrst The fourth act opens with Corosnus
meeting Aufd US before the statue of Mars Mr.. For
rests emit. na manner in this is DO, in keep
ing with the proud bearing Of the Roman, whose
appearance ought by it's inherent grsdeur, to strike
with wono er the commander Of the Voscisns, rather
than convey the impression by addressing him in
gloomy and csdaverous voice. Toward the
Close Mr Forrest rises with the msesty of the
beroi.m with which the arrival Of the 70.
men at the camp Of the Nolsci4us ciothe the
acme and his in erview with his mother, wife and
child vas enacted with much of thrilling effect.
On the whole IL Mr. f prre.t did not realize Shsks-
peres conception yet here snd there he succeeded in
investing his personstion with great interest and we
were glad TO see his efforts REWARDED with generous
need of applause. The tragedy put on the stage
evidently with commendsbe eieriion, and the pro-
cession scene with its accomplishments of music was
an object OF special appro oatlon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The NV STEAMBOAT Elm CITY The Neville
ven Steamboat Co. have built new steamboat,
called the Elm City, 70 take the place Of the Travel
Ter, now running between Ne~ York and The City Of
Elms. This boat though not quite 80 costly as some
Of The recently constructed Sound steamers, will be
a. stsnDch and comfortable az any ahost. The Elm
City is nov lying At Pier e., T. K with carpenters,
Bscbinisis painters and uphoIserers on bprd busly
engaged in fttiDg her up. Two weeks hence she viii
mske her trid.trp TO New-Haven-
The stesmer is 300 feet long 36i feet beam So feet
across her guards, and II feet inches hold. Her
hull is braced dsgonsly with iron straps, and sub
nj italy c.sd with three-inch plank. The engine
Il sooui ECO horse poser, with cylinder IS inches
in diane er, IL feet stroke. The paddle wheels
ore 50 feet il diameter feet blade and 2onch dip.
Abon, $50 pace Dgers b. accommodated on board,
n 2 Of the II with s,aie-room berhs. Capt. Lows,
row II ~ Traveller, VIII commend ana from his
frmer re- u'stion judge GIL make bis new boat
Topul.r. TIE Traveller viii probably be run as 3
COY boat u Nex. Haven three hmss week, through
toe summer. The new steamer will carry six boa's,
end smples supply Of lis prstrvers, ana, as safe
susrd az ainst FIRE ter Wor'hiBgton FOrce-Pump Is
amply sufficient. The tm City will cost about $780,.
COO. ssuuel sneeden Of Greeo Point, built her hull,
ard the Neptune Works supplied bsr machinery.
NAVAL MEDICAL BoARD. - The NsyA Medical
Board for the. examination Of Assistant Surgeons in
the Navy for promotion, and of candidates Tor adis-
zion into TIE Navy, having concluded It's duties has
been cissf,iyed, end the following is the resut:
AssstsL Surgeon Thomas Steele 10 rsak mex. below
PSssd s.istsh sargeon sdEsrd r sqaloo
Arrabt ssrssoo Nelson Bell re1t below Passed Assst-
art 20 fEeon John Ward
A. tsns sy,ssOn Chsrl.. Martin ABOVE Passed AsIst-
art lprssOn p 81 CusLeH
i.sisrt surgeon ch.ss r. williamson below Pssssd
AtsktsDt esrsson T. Allen Epglea
Assis Surgeon EdwGd shipper, next after G. H. WI
lisnson
The esndostss 70, admission who paced atsfsetofy sx
animation follows Arranged according 70 merit No. l.
Albert S. Gihon, Psrnsylv.ria No. f-John g. kstehsn
PennsyysLis No s-John ysnssnt Virginia No. +-Jsma>
Ls.s. PsnDylvsnia No &Eewin z Denly, Sirsinia No
e-Wm- Johnson. Delaware No 7-Frsneh Gal, vtrgias
No. a-stswut Kennedy, Pennsylvsnia No. s-Wm III
Page Virginia No. Ie--A Clsyksou Smith Psnnsyvsa,s
(TshsSstop up.oa. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

Sulliy ans would be the old fashioned Cslvnste des
cone Of your orthodox Churches You have little or
10 .cbivdry Of sentiment At the North, ant your
fghtiDg-men must be found snong the men wac act
from sense Of DUTY, and who, while they pray 10
God, keep their powder dry, and know hog - er-
pode il on occasion.
You think that all The tax in favor OF Slavery il
TIE South isresl You never msde q greater mis-
take. Nobody knows any better than the Sou bern
Slavery propsgandor ths, Slavery is nuisance aad
cuise But they feel that they can take no steps to
got nd Of il tiihout making bad m,tsr worse and
50 they put the best face on things they can rney
know &c II enough that the mach OF Freedom is on
ward in the world, and though It il alwsys meeting
with rebufs, often having great ghts and being DO
featd, yet that, the whole every contest sets II
ahead IN the main. They think they are dong great
things 10 getting Kansas, but am not sure mat II
they succeed they are not making MISTAKE.
large Abolition party lie going il there, ~n'ch must
make trouble even if il fails to gain the a'cencancy
They are already printing Free Sod papers and they
will keep on printing them. And IN this. and by
public and private discussion they will keep the
Shareholders IN hot water all the tine. so that the
South may, after ALL iud they have caught tartsr
But whst l was going to s,y IS, that the UNA
Southern men would be CltrsNorthern If The! we're
the other aide Of Mason and Dlxon's line. Wise,
Foot Toonbs, Stephens, Soue, and the whole race
OF sucb men would be rauk Aboii.iODists If they
lived at the North. 1t is Just the cut of their jb
They are bold radical, incorporating and their
natural impulses are all strongly tbs side OF Free
dom. II they were in the North, they would be 10
favor of Freedom In the South they are in favor
Of it, but il is freedom more comprehensive than
YOURS for il includes the claim t. welop the Lggers
and rule you fellows who would interfere with them
in the enjoyment Of this glorious privilege Another
thing will tell yop that perhsp, may surprise you
The only men in the North whom the Southern men
If brains truly respect, the stou, and mauly op
ponents of Slavery. They regard all your patron
ling and e1cusiDg parsons all your politicians who
talk gDgey in favor Of the institution and play the
doug hface generally the mesnest kind Of sneaks.
They know them to be either stupid, soulless or roo
mense evils of Slavery their scorn of voluntary
apologsts for it is nexpressibly strong OF course,
they cannot utter it in words often but the feeling
exits to a wonderful extent. But the man wh) boldly
condemns Slavery and openly opposes it, tha, man is
respected for his ruth and honesty, however much
woroy bostility he may meet, or however much oru-
tai aDisgOnsm even, be may encounter
But l shall wsarS your readers if 1 prslong the
report Of the old gen;emsn's tax. Let this suf
fee for to doy. PAUL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

thrown of snG an abundant supply Of cod sir being
sci,t.d into the chamber which contains the stack.
tn heated air ascsnds the haes, and Is passed
through the register into the rooms.
The building q vel cops,rue'~' snd is great or
nau en-, T. Z sec,ion OF The City Tee entire cost u
IL building. furniture srd apparatus viii be sS 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24
THE OHIO RIVER

PIrrsBuRGH, Monday, April %, 1858.
The water in the channel OF the river at this pont
y ten feet deep, and is falling.
The weather is warm and cler
WHEELING, Monday, April %. 1855.
Si-teen feet and nine inches water 10 the channel.
We her pleasant,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24
FOUR BOYS KILLED

ALBAsY, Monday, April %. 1855.
Al A.. dis. Madison Cousty, No., on the nth inst :,
Smips q severe storm the Arcadia High School wssI
vtIuok by ~ btug and four boys On 9ils, WAC we're
In III building buried to destn. One OF the boys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-17
By J. @. MCGUIRE, Auet,ons.r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND FL
l. isibly situated Improved and Unimproved Real
IA are on the Island BY virtue OF d. cd Of trust
be ring date on the LIST day uf Drcenh.r. 1853 and
recorded IN Lib,r j. A. g., No So folio 81 Sc the
subscriber will sell, a public sale. on THURSDAY,
the 2j day OF February, 1855 at O'Clock D. m. on
the premises, Lots Nos. I, 2, g. f. 5 s, 80 and 40
IN the subdivision of Squa No. 49, The whole
fronting "a feet on 9TH street wet 100 feet On IT.
south, and I'D fert on 9Th street west with the INT
provemebts, which consi, OF large, cOmmodIaus
and substantial double tage built frame House,
stable and Other out houses.
The location on the corner OF 9Th aud T. is and
9Th and streets, on the LAM is healthy and dc j.
rable, IN rapidly improving part of the city.
The property will be- snld n whoie in ,rpa-
rate lots as may be deemed de-irabe, and off.rs
favorable opportunity to persons DESTROYS Of pur-
cha.ing handsome residence or building lot or
making investments.
The terms of sale will be: One-third &C the rur-
chn%e money In cash, and the balance ia six twelve
and eighteen months for note- bearing in,T,tl f,om
day OF sale, secured by deed Of trust upoa the prop
eTfy.
u the terms of sale not complied with in six
days after the sale, the property will be resold, at
tue risk and expense of the purchaser upan one
weeks notice.
All coHv"ynhcing a, the expense OF purchaser.
CHAS. (. WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
feb l-Saw&ds AUctonrsr.
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ALEXANDRIA coRREspoNpxNcr.
onfagration-S0Lariss-Bastness.
ALEXANDRIA, February I6 lax

ConFagratton-S0iari
ALEXANDRIA, February Is, 1855.
a large IRE called out our companies last
night. About half past ten o'clock fire wa,
dissolved in the frame tenement on Union
street, occupied as a store house by Mr.. g. W
Harrison, and in few moments the light roof
OF that and the adjoining store and dwelling
Of NJ O'sullivan was capped in flame.
Ready at the first alarm, our gallant frem.n
were soon at worn damping the ardcr of the
eonfagration with foods OF Mount Cameron.
On the east and south the burning house was
In consiguity to frame buildings, and on the
north and west bounded BY G H. Smoot 4
Wheeler's lumber yard. The stores were
filed with liquors and other conbustb bic ma
terials, which fed the flames Heightened by
a brisk breeze. the zee for some time dsfisd
the iDdomieabie energy with shiob il was
fought, am threatened the surrounding prop
err. bat tho sun, st the northeast cornet
drove back the devouring element; the Reiief
ana friendship, with tho Star, saved the
building on the essf, whilst the Hydraulion
on the west preserved the back building vi
the burning stores, and thus prevented the
communication Of 6rs to the large lumber
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THE LATE MIR. MEADE,S PICTURES

THE LATE MIR. MEADE'S PICTURES.
ITO BE RAFFLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES
a., Tbom,. If r HiI1 NC no; v,,, Aim. -
Poor, a copy of Munllo, by one of his pupils and
touched ty that great artis-said TO be equal 10 the
original, cost $4,000.
% The alteration of the Is ise Men Of the Eass,"
gehu ne Muriilo; cost 5000.
Head OF our Saviour, - by COrreggO; 81 900.
PRIzE4.
Herd of The Blessed Virgin" by Carnegie; cost
81 900.
Mr.. s. A. MATLACK is authorized N receive
obtained, or of NJ ssrs. TAYLOR MAURY.
All money receivei ON account Of the Raflln VIII
be Deposited in INK until the drawing pkos place.
which will he duly announced.
From the NCtioadI intelligence.
Articles similar 10 the annexed We have observed
inston correspondence. We glad t. s,-e thai =
member of the family is wiling TO dispose of a pa RI
Ut the rare collection of the te Richard W Meade.
who, during his long residence in SI,an, ha. oppu
for selecting many of the finest paintings in Spain
that ueasuTe-hOuse Of pictorial riches. The di.-
turbed state of the country al the ume mares vcr,
made it favorable for obtaining many gems uf an
which would otherwise never have been purch
BILE.
From the Boston Chronicle.
CH'F D'rGvREE OF hRT.-Several chef d'ucrres
OF Murlll", COrrcggo and other u, which were
brought from Spain during rev, ut;onary IIniC D.,
the late X. w Meade, have elected the admir-, ion
OF coInosseurs during the past werk in the Rotuudo
OF the Capitol. They to be disposed NJ f'T the
benefit of a dau hter of Mr. Meade, residing in New
York, after an OPT ortunIty has been given Ia Ihs
public Tor an examination. feb D. q
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~ AYRR,s CHERRY PECrnR.L Fran a.. -..,, -,

II = AYERS CHERRY PRfTORAI.-For tie rapid cure
OF CSu<hs, Colds Hosrseness, Bronchitis W booming
Cough Asthma and Consumption universally known as
the best remedy ever yet discovered variety
Pulmonary disease so wide II tIe nseIness
and numerous the
section If the country Gbounds pefsnns publicly
who have been restored from alarming and
diseases Oi The lungs by its When lts
rority every other medicine
to escsPe observation and where its known the
public longer hesitate what enoy for the
distressing and dangerous affections Of the
sAns which incident climate. timely use
almost all attacks Of disease the
throat arrested and thus many
year from premature No family should with
out it, and tho.e~ho do neglect TO provide themselves
remedy which wards oil this diseases
will have to depore II when too late Proof. of
the surprising efficacy of the Cherry not be
given 10 the American peopehey have living proofs in
neshborhood. But those the .t.te
ments of those whose whole health md
whose lives have been by them IN INV
American Almanac which the agents mSmed has 10
furnish gratis for every one,
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER Lowell. Msss Aud sold
By
T. ID. GILMAN, washington
q. VI. LfNTHICUM, Georgetown
JAS COOK CO., Fredericksburg and By all Druggists
eSeiy"here- dec l7-eO2m
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the tapsring tubes 10 point In the hub over
the centre OF the Pier. While all the tsuson
or suspsnsivs force, 10 drawn IN straight lines
from point ct the apex Of the cap at the top
Of the centre tube, or column directly over the
centre Of compression Thus placing the
weightier compression beams on the under
side; e In all nature the heavier below and
the lighter Suspension above. This 10 Of great
advantage in the bracing Of the bridge, and
cannot be obtained whore the comprsssve
force d on the upper side, as It mast Be where
the span hears on the ends, instead Of in the
middle.
This t.perins form 10 admirably adapted to
a draw, BY turning q whole span, by rollers
under cath, on the pier, opening and closing
a very large space in short time, admit
ting several large ships to pass through OIL
either side Of the pier, and, when closed, fer
the heaviest trains to pass over.
Since this bridge Was patented in this coun
try, two bridges have been built in England
proving the great advantages of the taper
system. See Greenough's Polytechnic Journal
Of October and November Of last year, taken
from the Civil Engineers and Architects Jour.
nal.
Silrer Ware and Jspeiyy Our eyes have
seldom Toasted upon such superb and itch lew.
elry as is to be seen in handsome CAGE from
the establishment Of II Semken, $50 Penn
sylvania avenue. 1t is one of the many at
fractions at the Fair !; for, whenever We have
been there. il has been surrounded BY q large
group Of ladies and gentlemen, who express
their admiration of its contents by various
Ard, truly, it Is entitled to
paiss. 1t would DO impossible for US to do.
scribe its many beauties, but there is exhibited
suficent to Justify US in saying that American
art. In this particular, can fair}n challenge
comparison with any other natfo But We
cannot resist making mention of ma ni icen.
pair Of diamond earrings, valued at 500, al d
which, but for two hiftng causes, We should
become proprietor Of the first il not having
the felicity of being married and the other,
though not quite so remarkable, not having
tho means wherewi h to purchase them. But
We would suggest to The lovers of art to make
call at Dir. Semk' l's store, where, in addi.
hon to the very La stock Of jewelry, they
can view some magE. icent oil paintiu. of the
Dresden school that have rarely been seen bv
our citiseas. He has alsa two large Chimes.
pictures, measuring six feet, and which were
painted by Chinese. 1t is sufficient to saw
th at the store is rePlete with all the eegapcies
OF art, and that sbe tastes of all can be grail
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f.b I'D
j. G. MeGUlR Auctton..r.

RUSFEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND I.Or.-
4 On THURSDAY afternoon, March Isl, 1855, AT
O'Clock, ou the p .mse~, by virtue a n deed a
hnst II lh" subs Iihrr, b ng date the IlIi, May
1902, and Gully recorded ia Lib~r ]. 4. 3, NJ. 40
foiio. 4c, I'D, end $40, one Of the land etor. for
washington couniy, shall sell the north half OF
Lot NO ~. n -qnare 2S3, fronting % fe.r inches
On 18th street vert. between north e ard u S,rrrt-
running back leo feel 20 wide alley, with improve
mrnt', consisting Of a substantial trick dwelling
house.
Terms: One third each the residue in six and
twelve months, with Interest, secured by deeI of
trust on the preuisrr.
NICHOLAS GILLIAN, Trust, e.
JAZZ. Z. McGUIEE,
feb l2-eo&ds Anc,io,e.~