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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

Aug 70 h, I6o5.
Council met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present-The Mayor, and Aldermen
Mckee, ilanes. Patterson, Timberman.
Newton.
Minutes Of last meeting read and up
proved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29
st. Louis, Mo, Fall Trade, 1855
HoRACE wHfrrExoHE, Nec Terk.
RoBERrs. wHrrTEsoRE,


RoBERrs. wHrrTEsoRE,
\. CARTER, :.
II. a X. II. WHITTEMORE 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale DEALERS in
vi Hats, Caps, Furs and Bonnetr, No. 227 Main
street, first door north of the Bank Of Missouri.
The subscribers once more call the attention OF
their friends and all who in want Of articles in
their line, 10 their large stock Of Goods manufac
tured expressly for the Western trade and will re
eeive, weekly. by Express, all styles which ar
pear in the Eastern markets.
We beg leave to call attention to large assort
rnent Of SILK and Satin Bonncts.
From our long experience in trade, Fifteen years
in this city) feel confident that the selection Of
Goods make, is suited and adapted particularly
70 this market, and VIC respectfully solicit an e1-
animation Of our stock, being determined to ofcr
such Inducements will make il desirable 10 do
business with us.
HaR B. wHTTTEMoRE 4 CO.
n B-The highest market price paid, in cash, for
Fnrs and Peltries.
st. Louis, August IA, 1855. dim
The University's Family Remedies
SstED under the Seal. Sanction and Authority
4 Of the University Of Free Mediciue and Popular
knowledge, chartered by the State of Pennsylvania.
April ~, 1853, with capital Of 3l00 900, mainly
for tho purpose Of Arrcsting the evils Of spurious
and Worthless Nostrnms also, for supplying the
community with reliable remedies wherever com
petent Physician cannot or will not be employed
This Institution has purchased from DR.. JoRs X.
RowAsp, his celebrated
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
known for upwards Of twenty FIVE years ~ the
only sure and safe for Fever and Ague, Ac.,
and his ncstimable remedy for Bowel Complaints,
RowAnd's Compound Syrup Of Blackberry Root,
which highly approved and popular remedies, to-
Of the Lungs; the University Remedy for Dyspcp
STA or Indigestion the University's Rcmeey for
Costive Bowels also, the University Almanac may
be had, at the Branua Dispensary, or Store Of
MCKINNEY 4 RUNNER, Keokuk.
August H. 1855.
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ZINE SILK HATS, of McNeils' manufactur
L ny D. +. HUMPHREY GAGEe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

HIN M Hh1hE l., captain,
JOHN JONES. mate
~ JAMES J COUSINS. seaman and cook
JEREMIAH SAWYERS, seaman.
John CHAMBERS, seaman.
JEROME d. ANDREWS, seaman.
John McAULEY, seaman.
GEORGE NICODEMUS, seaman.
IL certify, us owner Of the schooner
Conductor, that the above are the names
OF the captain and crew who were on
board the schooner at the time she was
wrecked, as stated in the fore going nara
tive. JOHN McIEODu
We have simply to state that on Mon,
day evening next Mrs. Becker will be at
The American Hotel. at the request of MT
merous gentlemen, and that thus conve.
nlent opportunity will be afforded for la J
dies and gentlemen to NEE, her. On Mon
day We will. in few words, give some
necessary particulars upon this subject.
Mrs Becker has received purse Of
$500, raised by private subscription in
Canada; she expressed the desire that the
money should be appropriated toward the
education Of her children--a noble pur-
pose. When Capt. Paxton made the Gift
she said :" she would thank him If she
knew how" She knew how 10 save the
hives OF eight perishing sailors, in six feet
OF water. Mrs. Becker is . large, mascu.
line woman, about six feet high, weighs
two bundled pounds, was born ia Canada,
and Is 80 years old. She lives on the is
land OF Long Point with her husband and
they gam their subsistence by fishing.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13


On the upper Missouri there exists a
tract ofcountry known by the name of
Mauvaisis Terrcs or bad la,.d; at one time
probably, the bottom of an immense lake
in which perislied thousands OF animals
having now no representative on earth. Il
appears that the waters of ahis immense
pond were upheaved by some convulsion
of nature or other; and the sediment, ut
the bottom became indurated.
The portion of the valley thus excava-
ted forms surface ninety miles in length
aad thirty in br,adth. The remains of
animals which have lived and breathed
long before the advent of man on earth,
are here found in such an abundance as to
form of this tract an immense cemetery OF
vertebra. Tho bones are said to be COM
pletely petri6ed, and their cava.ies filled
with silicious matter. They are preser.
we'd in various degrees of integrity, some
most beautifully perfect. and Others some
broken. as
Two remarkable species Of Rhinoceros,
the first ever found in America, were dis
covered here. aud also sort Of panther.
smaller than the present variety, likewise
number Of strange animal with very long
names. unlike anything which man ever
saw alive. We know, then, that there
were once individuals in Nebraska as GU
rious, and as strangely shaped. and pug
nacious as any squatter whom the pres
ent great rush of emigration will carry
thithsr.-[S st. Clair Oh.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
Cash Music & Piano Store OF. {
. H o h A E w A TE B H .

NO. 33J broadway, New Ork.
OPPOSITION to monopoly Music al
" greatly reduced rates. N0twithstaanihs
the combination Of music dealers to kl4P up
the price Of non-cppyEight ma sic, againyf alle
interests of native composers, and thHiN49su
sal to extend to Mr.. Waters the courtesses OF
the trade. he is making immense sales--aeAn
abundant evidence, that he has public cedn,e-
nance and support. in his opposition e ue
great monopoly, and in his efforts to ntd naitve
taleit, and sr adoFt the national currency. nus
stock of American and European music e .r
mense, and the catalogue of his own 'puopca-
tions is one Of the largest and best scleoea IN
the United States. lie has also made great
reduction IN the prices of Pianos, Meloasohs
and Musical Instruments Of all kinds. oupe,,
ror toned g. octave pianos for $l75, $2oU ana
ments as strong and as durable as those wnich
cost $500. Pianos of every variety Of Style
and price up 10 $1,000, comprising thoss oi ten
different manufactures among them the eel
ebrated modern impro red Horace Waters r.
amos aud the first premium Eoian riapos OF
T. Gilbert II Co.'s make, Owners Of t1e, 40
liam patent). Second hand pianos at gPs4k baf-
gains. Prices from $40 to $3.50. Msla1 kns
from FIVE different factories insfd115 -
we'll known b. d. & II. w. Smi'tiss ulclo ~
tuned the equal temperament Ne best made
III ~ HIkeu 81 .SOut DO,
500, Sis. $l25. $l35 aud sl5J. Smith 5
double bank melodeon $500. Each Piano and
McIodeon guaranteed The best terms TO the
trade. schools, &c; l2ia per cent. discount
to clergymen and churches. All orders prompt
ly attended to. Music sent to all parts of the
country, post paid, at the reduced rates. Gen
erai and soiect catalogues and schedule Of pr-
ees Of Pianos forwarded to any address free OF
charge. n473m]
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13

~SOCs TAxxR Bows! The world 10 vide.
40 ss.seA u - yss viii,
Osy oashs>19ys the nobssss arss
AsA bsss sAsA bEssea ssaiij
IL ,E~s.a ssA de s>iIA.tssss
Ios 4kssslsSes, 5aa ~ fray,
49, w.ls .s~As t~se1a he ASEl
AAAi'sr the world may sly.
Our Yankee boys, sc.
"Oar Yaakee Boys are free and fair.
AID Kind Of heart as true,
A nd slvai "a Aaad for peace or war
As ever iaAtlua knew;
To .corn the wrong defend the riSht,
In truth and iasIsers aaae
Our Yankee Boys oeutented are,
Aad ask no p: ouder fame.
Our Yankee Boys. &c.
''Our Yankee Boys on sea or shore,
Their trophy spiendors gleam.
They've taught the world that treedoa Ia
No poets idle dream;
And wider still, their starry flag
" empire they shall iilns,
TIL freedom crowns the world OF men,
And every mans king.
Our Yankee Boys, &c.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
To Old Soldiers.

DY recent act of Congress. ali Soldiers who
ID have heretofore obtained bounty land for
services, are entitled to receive an additional ad
ditional warrant for 30 many acres as will uiake
one hundred aud sixty in ihe whole; thus, those
who have received forty acres, will be entitled
to receive an additional warrant for one hand
red and twenty acres; those who have received
eighty, an additional warrant for eighty acres.
All who are entitled 70 receive additional
warrants. can do 90 by calling on the undersign
ed, at his Office, opposite the Pacific House, IN
Council Bluff City. VIM. G. JAMES.
A,ril Sd, 1855. n5l-u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13

Previous to the sailing of the Africa, a
Geographic dispatch had reached England,
giving ihe exciting intelligence that serious
.iisturLaaees had occurred in Australia, be-
tween the miners and police. The dispatch
was pronounced hunbug, aud Its origin
attributed to speculatsrs. But the arrival
of the Northern Light with news from he
far West, confirms the report The Schooner
ueloise arrived at san francisco previous TO
tha departure Of the latest California mails,
In ifsy-three days from Newcastle, New
South Wales, with Sydney papers to the
3sh December, eighteen days later than the
nsws which was received by way of the
other hemisphere. We give the leading
part;sulsrs of the outbreak which occurred
at Dallarat:
Commissioners Rede g. Johnson had been
imprudent enough to approach the miners
,nd demand their license with drawn swords
and kxed bayonets. backed by large force
of noliee. This aroused the vengeance of
the latter, cho mustered in great numbers
an the 3Osh of November. when skirmish
snssed and again on the 9Th OF December,
vhsn N ireguias battle Gas fohsns. seven
hundred soldiers and one hun1red ana nifty
mounted troopers proceeded to the hu-eka
Aaop, and fred on the insurgents; about
&wsiys ware killed and several Wounded
III exa~t number could not be sseertained.
Two aeldises vars killsd on the spot, seve-
ri wounded, -four or five Of whom suLse-
a.sstly died. It was also yum0red that if
= 1osa.sd troopers had besn shot from
- hnsh. 4 seward of f5OO is offered Tor
ths body Of enc 0f ths rilgiesders, dead ov
alive. fhs miners hare resolved to pay no
mess liesases, and everything leads to the
sspposition ii q the mining districts ere in
IN shaolnts Stale Of revolution.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
~ Not loog since, - some vosku

~ Not loag since, - some voskmen
~ 0gnged IN excavating we'll. about
tvs aslss sorth Of Round Grove. in u,is
sss.ly. thsy came on the remain. sf /.
~ shout thisty -sevsn feet bsiow the sur
- 3hs aessh of this sseient pis was
aspslne soesely over With ssvsh. and on
,ss1oiAg tAis they found It vailed asesnd
vi1Ak 80 "a tius usll. sheot 8 ieehes
- 1Aeys vas abost ~ bet v,tsr
- 1o11nA xhnh asfoaG1a = psse.
- 1nuD - ays NJ ~
- - esanlsd ysGv 80
- D10o ~ - - su it,
80 - 1olrylag lsoye - eeiB
NJ =, slsasly eonpaessd. T40s
VERSES q o. story Is We have hees6 II,
~ - hars il fion reliable source -
tvlAp city Investigator.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13

G[ Horace Waters, the great music publish
ss, nanafactarsr and dealer in Piano fortes, OF
No. 80 Broadway. New York, has sent us The
following sheets of popular music, published BY
Ain, with the information that any person send
inx him q, will receive the four pieces by mail
postpaid.
SPARKLING POLK p-By Thos. Baker,
Price = csets.
Csr.aisly one II the prettiest Polkas it has
been eur pleasure to examine or listen to. The
melody il of that eniivening character haPTily
expressed by its title. The itie-page is embel-
ishsd with beautiful illuminated vignette OF
the isterior Of the publisher music establish
snsnt.
~LILLY WHITE" ScBorTIscx-Arransed
froa the air Of the Lilly White Song, Gas sung
sy the Baekley.,) BY James BellAk, price, 25
ssnts-
~'TIS OUR CHILD IN HEAVEN."-A
bsa.tifsi. Affecting and expressive song, by the
faxsrite composer, l. B. Woodbury., who has in
fused in this new song like character to his
.Othsr popular productions, price IS cents.
A4OUR BOYS,"-A song OF the ''Young A
snsriea" school. Words by G. ID. Stuart, Esq !;
Music by Thos- Baker, price IS cts.
Both xSSds and melody are char ming; but for
she bsss6t e our readers in general. and "Our
Dsyss II psrtieslar. we cory the word. Of the
ss.g is full. trusting they will buy the piece and
49,. - melodv-
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
PAPER IIANGING'S DEPOT,

No. A Courtianat Steet, New York,
Nearly opposite .he Msrehaats Hotelsa
1.-THE Crot IN Manufacturing Company ar
gsnized under ths gesersl 1saaf. stasisg
Law Of ths state Of New Texk) 01sss st whols-
sale. II quantities to sait pssoaa.aesy at Asss-
factarss' Lowest Prices, for eaah " Aefrsssd
credit, Paper Haaeiags. Of ev.sy $50 ~ q
slyls aa1 Psics, 1sSAsSe 10 nassA. -s.asd
Rriaesia gIsaa sarisly. Issspasss Wisds.
shades, Vide window CsTtAis R1pA, go
Wiads. sAads Fislssss, - ~ lslI nykn
A spustss 80 aQaf tAs8 ;svs ooAGoD.
Ssss - isipsssaa;oa. A. thsis stsek h hsgs
a. ssl,ss!y nsv. shsy isvits ssesshssts. beek.
eeleys aud dealers In these articles, 10 csll end
essulus thsH ssylss ssd prices vhsnesss they
visit the ely. ~
New York, March |, 1855. (n4S-3wl
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13

In future the Southern Mail will arrive
at P. n. on Sundays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. and depart next mornings st 4
O'Clock.
The Eastern Nail arrives aud departs
about the same time, as heretofore.
Both mails will be closed at 8 o'clock
same evenings Of arrival.
The mail for Omaha, Nebraska, departs
on Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
at 8 o. clock A. NJ, and arrives in return
at IL o'clock H.. same days.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
Carriage & Wagon Shap-

mIlE Undersigned respectfully informs tae
4 citizens of Council Bluff City and vicinity
] that he has changed his quarters. from the
upper end OF Madison Strret, to the lower, a
few doors from the Post Office, where he nay
be found at all times, ready to do all work in
his line of business. Il. J.. TREYNOR.
ouncilBluffs, March, Is, '55. n45-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13

r. ST. Mary in Mills county, Iowa, is
slill ssaisled to the democratic banncr--s9
~s1se, anAtraigat ciear democratic ones,
mas est ia Aat thriving village for the
Ststc ticket-Woaid thst Council Bluffs.
aadShe neighboriag Giles sad villages
would ego NJ 10 likewise.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

TM0SE indebted to the subscribers for lum-
i Der will please to settle their account i'm
med lately, or they pii cert.i My Ina 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 il
up, for We ars determined to have cash down
for every foot we sell in future.
So send along the cash II you want lumber
or your teams will be sent back witho { it,
This we mean for everybody Without exception
w. JEFFREYS TO-
October 10th 1054-ss5-tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
J. E. JOHNSON.

~ eneYsl agent and Notary Public, Council
" Bluffs iowa. VIII attend to buying SELL
Ing selecting and entering lands. purchasing
pr disposing Of claims-paying taxes, or giving
informatiop In regard TO the country, with, or
without maps. and to the exscutio.i Of oil legal
instruments.
Olics Ii p. Q. psi,dings. Malison Street,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
rR7NoN HoU@.

~ eN4DtsiC1s4 hevtag Ssos 10y tnkea So
j uANA1 - 1Aese W keovs ard Rppelar
P6taA UAtse. - t1vsas ~ ~ Hsiat sts1s-
80 setenelea - - assae ~ g,ssA u nstte
. nhn1 4kaGe ~ ppt1ie kesos, enAraes, ~
p1aseasge. HE tsbsss viii be spsSe1 with ~
bet ths JmAxtst s1orls. snd nS pGias wtN u
spsEsd 70 nsske his guests agreesbbly q home
and cosnlos tsble CURTIS.
Council Bluff, April 10, 81. [n5l-4
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
LANGUAGE, DRAWING,

LANGUAGE, DRAWING,
AND PATNTIN q SCHOOL
COL. f. J. PLEYEL proposes TO open a
~ Lanenage. aud Drawing School, fer besf
sexes, October Cd, 1884.
TERMS SoR TWELVE LEssen
French or Gen" an, anguage, 50 W
Drawing and Psinting, in all branches, So VI
HOURS Fer LANGUAGE:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from to :
o'clock In French.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, from to {
o'clock, in German.
HOURS FoR DRAWING AND PAINTING:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 9 TO 4
O'Clock
Council Bluffs City. Sept, '54. n4s-tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
Farmers Attention.

I viii pay cash for butter, eggs, lard.
L potatoes beans and other kinds Of coun-
try produce; also all kinds Of lumber. de-
livereo at the Post Office block. Coaneil
Bluffs. Iowa.
w. D. JOHNSON.
Feb. 37th, '55. n-4l-u.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
SKY LIGHT
DAGUERRE0TyPE MINIATURES.

Mr.. HASTINGS would respectfully an
vi nounce TO the Iadics and Gentlemen OF
Council Bluffs and its vicinity. that having re-
turned to this place, he is now taking Colorcd
Dagucrreotype Miniatures, in superior style,
equal to any in the West according to prices
Likenesses taken on a setting of few sec
onds, from o'clock A, VI. tod 4P NJ, in all
kinds of weather. All pictures warranted t."
be durable, ald satisfactory to the persons sit
ting.
Prices. from one dollar and fifty cents to five
dollars, for single pictures.
U5'Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call
and examine specimens.
lJ-A first rate Camera and Apparatus for
sale Instruction given in the art
u Rooms on Broadway, few doors above
tie Pacific House, aud naxl Johnson and
Casadys Land Office.
January 10. lS5j.-n32 IF
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
GREAT FIRE |

WE will inform our friends that we are not
w burnt out, but arc in a worse condition,
having sold a large amount Of oni goods for
mems promises to pay. which they wholly dis
regarded. therefore. we have no insurance
company 10 look to for our losses, all persons
knowing themselves indebted will conK " snd
rAT Ur their accounts aad notes, and relieve ss
10 cur time Of need IA ell "a save cost and
trouble. McxAHAN 4 WILLIAMS.
nov "a lOtT
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
HAVE YOU AN ORCHARD GROWING (?

HAVE YOU AN ORCHARD GROWING !?
If not, be sure and get one at once. Now
Is the time to order your trees, and If ordered
now. you will be certain to get what you order
Delays are dangerous and should not be indulg-
ed in | viii furnish any variety of fruit or
ornamental tees you may wish in good time
for setting, delivered in t,is city, on the most
reasonable terms if ordered soon. will Also
pay cash for good Garden Seeds.
Il II. A. TERRY.
Council Bluffs January -. 1854.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
TyFORNATIOV WANTED.

NTHO has Box of merchandise marked
w "IIoRACE GiLLET" or "lsAAC GRoo."
Any person having knowledge Of such box.
will render favor to the owner by giving In
formution Of the same to Ii.
Epro1 OF THE BUGLE
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
h0n:E

1 LII persons knowing themselves 30 be To-
"A debted to the undersighrd sre notified to
cali and eettIs immediately. rs money we need.
and money we must huve, and yon Hsed not
expect longer indulgence. Aud thsss that can
not pay up, requested to call and close thei-
accounts by note, as settlement with all wa
determined to have, and by giving the aboss
prompt attention you confer great favor upon
us and save cost and trouble.
TOOTLE s. JACKSON. E
Nov 22-'54 swIG
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
Sioux war.

Ges- ". s. Harsey OF the U. s. Army,
I'm beeA seaccacd to command the militia
y expediio. againss the Sioux Indians
during the ensuing season.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
TO RENT. TO RENT.

A farm we'll snted for agriculture, and max
ng money by keeping travellers, and another
or grain growing and stock raising Al so
WANTED, a good steady industrious praticai
hands to do large job of ditch
ng For particulars inquire OF
]. 4. JOHNSON, agent.
March l6 as n-46-u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
TERMS OF THE bUGlE.
rms Of the Semi.Weekly HugIe.

One copy. one year, paid invariably in
advaLce, So
One copy, one year, paid within six months, 90
q after i" I" s 90
six months, in advance, = 90
" three 80 " / %
Single copies, neatly enveIoped,
Orders for the Bugle bv mail will not be filed
except when accompanied by the subscription
price. Twelve and one-half per cent deduction
will be made to clubs Of cash subscribers.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
GEO. HOWE.
ALDEN, HOWE, AND WEIGH.
General Dealers in Real Estate
AND EXCHANGE,

FLORENCE, NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
CLAIMS Upon the Public Lands bought and
~ sold. Loans negotiated on reasonable terms,
made, and Money RENTED with
promptness and dispatch. Maps illustrating
any section of the Territory furnished as re-
quired, upon payment of s.; also letters eXplana-
tory of the
NATURAL ADVANTAGES
of Nebraska, or any portion thereof transmitted
upon the receipt of 81.
REFERENCES.
J. T. johnson, Bluff City, Iowa
Stutsman & Donnell, :" -
Mcmahon \ Williams, :"
Green, Weare s. Benton, Bankers, :" q
VI. w. Tzarl, Gov. of n. T., Omaha City, n. T..
March, =, 1855. n42-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
JOHNSON, CASADY s. TEST.
Attorneys & Counseliors at Law.
-AED-
G E n ERAL LAND ENTS,
Council Bluffs Iowa.

WILL promptly attend To Land Agencies
w Collections, Investing Money, Locating
and Selling Land Warrants, and all other busi
ness pertaining to their profession, in Western
Iowa aud Nebraska.
Council Bluff, Feb 90. '55. n-41-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY FERRY.
AT TRADERS POINT.

7 HAVE rented the above Ferry, and have
i procured good and convenient boats for that
service and am ready TO cross with safety and
dispatch all who may favor me with their pat
ronage
DANIEL NORTON.
Traders Point, Sept Is. lS54-n52-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13

Ffof F q. Cumnings. 1klsusitsly and
fa.ora6ly known as gentleman of high
Iliterary altainAehts, is now stopping at
Co~ncil Bluffs, - roate f,r Fontanelle.
Chs Rsoe. viii take charge Of the Lat
cfny lnstmtion at this fourishiug little
village.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
LAND OFFICE CLOSED.

LAND UFFIcE, kANEsVILlF, Iowa,
February ith, 1855.
This Office will be closed against Private En-
teries from lst day OF march. to lst Monday Of
April, 1885. Presumption Declaratory state.
ments, and proof to sustain pre-empt.ons will
be taken at any lime during the time the Office
is closed.
LYSANDER W. BABBITT.
Feb 9th, n35-2m
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
Rates Of Advertising.
N THE SEMI-WEEKLY BUGLE.

An nOu scag asmss OF candidates Tor once, no
y arrtAge notice. IsVo
LirtsA asd Dssths publislssd free Of charge.
Das0. Cssds (ssdi.Asy sizs. Pr tssd.. 2,sO
Z" +" ever orr hssarsd, a 80 2W
ash is q ysnce will be repaired for sli I'd
except where certain rssponsi6A-
ty 10 knows to exist. ~ssE
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13

E The Boston Soup House has been
closed for want Of customers, there is a
good time coming.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
CLOSED FOR A FEW DAYS.

r w. DAMON takes this method 10 nform
q his friends and patrons that he has for n
few days only, closed his daguerrean room. aud
will soon reopen better prepared to serve them
to the most life like and beautiful pictures.
Those who desire to obtain such, need not
ferr long delay-Be patient short tim.,
March 80, 1855. n5U-tf.