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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
srrPERIOR COURT-JlS 2j-Before Jndte OAELtY'
~ M.rttn Nv and oih.rs at. DsvI1 n. brown


Mrs. r. and her six children ALI of age bring sur
,.,nt Mr. D. for difference in sale AID re sac o. no az
ie No 10 Nunroe Ms states thai he me S.i9 o.
Iut Fsy who died wihtu leaving will 10 l641 ara Po'
..,.sd estate Her chi drsn hsyin. come
~ are ord Il leny 6osrsbe - make pain on i'r men
setye shares her dover he houses md ot' Nos G
10 ,nd no Monroe o. sogerii.ed fcr SAFE az ~
Me,rs BesoLer the EIehsnge Sd Aaea az. Ins, go
Roxn At ssid sale bid for NO. 10 the sun OF - 4' an
of 10 hi the terms Of sale o.iaE tnat ne VS.
ns 10 cent down and mate other subscqnsnt psJnn4'
mi thar he Isfued sfeIwerd 70 perfect so sac 90
mons nv was rot up suction and resod on Hth sans
L,papF but $50; ard to recover thr
e,trs the whole af76 ils sc'ou y a.,
In se ns, II ives said that No IA nrfi Iut ap -
,,vijese 10 the rurshtser of ahnS The rDee t1s.
tou,h sis i that No liz vas then pa, 10 WIN Pr
ie. 81 fGkir both that he sso on o o
ufect bought No It2 that he dd not pure 10 -
In IL was cobtt nded that be ssteo On boon on 70
I2 that be would tsle No 10 also This va. dened
dict fr DEF. ndsbt For plaintiff Mess's bsham ana "
Tysus: for defendants Mes,rs. Bovine aud ESsrts
ALLEGED ALTERED CHECK.
President Marine Bar att Lesvy Dimond-
To recover a check Of $500, dated Oct q, 1913, on
Bank but payment Of whih AZ later "ss rsioseo
The cheek was TO pay l. ID or bearer 49,, IN
In defense said that the check was drawn ~ ~
Oct and dated that day soe that It wa' PAD by ne 9a
ft Bank that the latter Bank inadvertently mis- AID ana
Loot it, that SID check was got by o@e per.on
defend MS ard the date altered from Oct 20 oc o. rms
was denied Verdict plaintiff In amount and interest fJ
plaintiff MemL stoughtOn ~ Harrington for defendants
Mesus Easton ard Mott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

DEATH FROM ExPosURE.-An unkno" '. ~ 'Dsa,
about IS ysus Of age found In .n 81, ~ ~ s Ma 4t
ireenwiehs waich she had epiess, ad n s,eyyx.r55
6hs w "a thken iato houso, where sue es 80 ~.
&c., is,nI,e held an Inquest peon the bod7 ana 10 TO-
hsiebpf<fes and s,n,J. The deceased had On calico
hood and Gress and g.s al he " comfortably clad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

TIE Jer,ty CITY Telegraph ssys ma tnsre =. -
sorh, that Rcber, sebDy ~ .. slt bS eeeh s.e' '
.eo,esS m M. tovu Of ssrsep, Psss;ie Ccaniy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

SclLDTD TO DEATH.-Charles p. Gotham, child
goDib. old died yesterday at No l4 Lewis from scsds
accidentally received by cup Of hot starch falling over us
and shoulders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

ALIBrRsL OYFEr.-we have rcceiyedthe Hollow
inc note which we Oh eerfully make public
To "a, Edifo, of IN. ". Y. Tribnne ,ao .,oro-
SIN: On saturday evening mex propose ap IN.
o,;siing The proceeds resulting from The e1tert.n
nj 10 be given at my Opera-HOase in aid Of the
distressed poor OF our City. .,,,,s,,.t
i am Dr. WIN '''P'WM y DOS AbDsON
-, a. ,y,., No. 7i8 and - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

AcKsowLEDosEsTs.-The Treasurer OF the I'M
drens Aid Society acknowledges donations 10 ine
amount of s534 a from the 5th to the 2sh OF Deem
Der last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

TIE Post states its inability 10 explain the discrep
ar cy between this amount and $4,000 acres mort.
gagged by the Road for the loan jus. negotiated. The
explain alton is by no means difficult. The l69,s57
acres sold at Sc so were portion Of the 100000
under the Fret Mortgage and Of course should
not be deducted twice. The true s.atemen, is as fol-
lows: The whole amount Of land, as given in the
report OF Mr. David Neal is:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

The auosnt Of notes in circulation is tl9 63l, 700,
being an increase of 1850, $50, and the stock Of bull
lion in both departments Is 1867 ,3si, sho wing
decrease OF .sl67 1913. when compared with the pre-
cedng return.
The next statement would show a much larger de-
crease OF bullion.
The suspension was announced OF Messrs. Meilor,
He,herngton Co, a respectable firm 10 the Aneri-
can tAde. The stoppsge WAS caused by the recent
failure OF Messrs. Norwood Rogers. /. is said
that the liquidation will not be untavorsble Messrs.
HeiherngtoD have house in NesYork.
The suspension OF Messrs. ABBOTT, Nottingham 81
Co. in the shawl trade, was ALEC announced. Their
liabilities are supposed 10 be rather large.
Kesteven Brothers, London, have failed in the
woole trade, with liabilities Of $40 GOO, and assets
-. in the p und sterling.
There had also been some failures in Trieste aud
Anoona.
The lsst accounts from the Paris Bourse present
further decline At Amsterdam Russian has receded,
and at Vienna also prices were again showing weak
ness Letters from Hamburg state that Money is
readily obtained al from 20 q y cent.
The letters by the Pacific contain fair amount OF
orders for American Securities, although they are not
so large ss by the previous steamer. There was
some disposition 10 buy Railroad Bonds. Some OF
the letters state that if any idea had been entertained
that the Erie loan was going at 90, large
amount Of orders would have been sent out from
European capitalists
The second Annual Report OF the Cleveland and
Mahonirg Railroad Company has been PubNshet.
Tss man fact stated il, that the Directors ia sntci
patton of stringent money market, suspended the
work on most of the line. aud resold the iron con-
acted for, -h the exception Of 500 tuns on aivan-
tageous terms for the Company. About $500, 900
have already been expended, principally between
Cleveland and Warren. The work between these
points is far advanced and in easier state of the
money market, when capital will be more accessible,
can be finished IN short time.
A comparison of the footngs of the weekly bank
statement of the Boston Banks, with those of the
statement for the week previous exhibits the follow
ING results:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
ARRIsI FOR EMRKzzLrMENI-lohn A. Ri,zer

n. NTTztf,
youpg man, yesterday arrested by Officer Murray very
eee polio the Second District Court charged with
having ebezzed his brother George Ritter IN
who're employ he clerk The detained BY
Justice Davidson for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

hs himself George Brown arrested M,nisy might
charged pic ing the pocket of Miss hary M1dock,
siding No. i'll Greene st while she riding in Second
ay stage He committed to answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

The Board OF Trade OF the CITY OF fIttsUuTgU HHVe
just published memorial to Congress in relation to
TIE commerce Of the Ohio River. Among the facts
stated are the following:
AversIe number Of arrivals and departures a.
this rort (Phi.burrh.) sLbusly ............. s576
Estimated sno OF merehandve sriiving a.
barge. $50 100 tans
Carving capacity Of steamers registered here
d1f the pa,t Is 900
Re,jr.r, 1881
Value Of those but and buldiDg.......... rl555 35S
The ,gTez.te vslue Of lumber coal, iron, nails,
cs-uss stoyes, springs axles shovels, forks,
picb. a. -. locks isehes, scales, safes, steam
engines white ard red lesd cotton yarn sheet
ng. sls,s ard glssswnes. wssons carriages,
besI Ard mst Observation-Disclosures. slsA5Oo0
To which la l5jjtSs
................................. s@s1O35s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
Consols during the week:
Po- Nore-

The arrivals OF specie during the week had been
about $50, 600, but The shipments hal been still
larger nearly Il coo COO, having, twas estimated,
been cent TO Paris on eccoun. Of the loan. The
return Of the Bank OF England showed the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

fP.n srLlNsHrr PACIFIC
Ar, o, Liverpcol jan New Wsrld knight, Ne1Yori
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
An unknown woman,

UL.nJd.o,', ODfr1 JI0lf Nos IIB and - DIVs1N'J
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
NOTICE.

A corporation under the name OF "The Conn
n Gil Bluff aud Nebraska Ferry Company"
has been organized under the general corpora.
itiou law Of the State of Iowa, aud it's principal
;piscs for transacting business 10 the couDting
room Of James A. ackson, Couucii Bluff city
Iswa The mature Of ths business Of the COM
pasy 10 to p ocnr~ boats and 10 keep aud main
tain ferries on the Missouri. Elk Horn and Loup
Fork Rivers and to carry oa trade with the In
disas and whites along lid line.
The capital stock Of the company 10 eleven
thousand dollars, negotiable and transfc.. b
by vote Of the majority of a board OF directors
and to b~paid in upon call of the board Of di.
rectoFs.
The time Of commencement ofsaid incorpo
ration was the 23d July 1858, to continue TWEEN
~ year,. l
Theaffairs Of the company to be conducted by
. board Of directors, consisting Of president
secretary treasurer and other directors, 10 be
elected annually on tue FIRST Monday Of each
year s
The Indebtedness Of the company shall ut nc
time exceed the sam Of seven thousand dollars
Feb. 81, '54-n50tf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

ADJUSTMENTS AID REFoRs. We raust set
ourselves to drive out the gross pastime of
drinking, by enticing the people to amuse-
ments that are at least harmless. and NAV be
positively beneficial. 1t may be doubted
whether the wise and good generally look up
on amusement with the respect it deserves
1t is rather borne with than sought out al
lowed, as better than low eujoyments, than
encouraged as being really good thing in
itself. Now, the truth is, that to man who
has been hard at work all day, it is matter
Of much importance that he should be emily
ened ard cheered in the evening by gentle ex-
element. 1t is a right good thing for him to
have his eye or his EAR feasted, and If pos
sible, that "his mouth should be filed
with laughter" Indeed, the feet that q
musement is csngenial to man, Is . proof
that 1t is intended for bis good.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

The Silver Lake serpent is not to b
driven of so easily. Tie Wyoming Times
the organ Of the snake) says that "lhres
credible gentlemen from Warsaw" had I
glimpse Of him on Tuesday Of last week.
Besides these. two persons from Nundx.
Butler Rider, Of Pike. and one or two OH
ers have seen him within . few days past.
He is represented to be about rs thick thru
s. an alderman. and as hide AZ tough
as one OF Aunchausen . stories. Says the
wyoming papers-''Ar. jerks Vas pre-
pared to shoot the monster it being but
three rods from him, but being thrown Oh
his guard by his sudden appearance and
somewhat alarmed, did not get correct
range before he disappeared" Jenks had
probably been smelling Of m "orig1nsl
package" and vas prepared to see saskea
If any were to be seen. The serpent u
question has been engaged BY the ,averu
keeper at Perry to appear every Qshst
day during The present wsxm spsN-,Rask'
ford Times. ssa1ass
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersign.
IN ed has this dsy been appointed executor Of
the estate or Amherst X. Williams, deceased,
late Of potnws ttumis county. Iowa. AL per
sens. having claims against said estate arera
aasated e present the same properly sntoeki
Gated, and I'll persons knowing themselves IL
deAted q cid estate are requested 70 make i'm.
1adists eay1eat 70 me, and oil perycss having
properly bclong;ug ID said teeats, II thssf pos-
sealIsf. - notilsd 70 deiivsd ~ ysneS - ne
- ~ xdmsaistraiion herstofote he'd Oh se.d
e1n4eAy LOWS Dastsg1el1 qasd Aslehah Ter,
lsySes6 1sSt1sIseaithe 9Th inst bytAe rlD,
oe66ost e ~ eeussN. -
st1etetSeaDsSsss1 -. XIV 49, !. ~:
cepses ~ ,'aus 81 Ms ssaf1fss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

TAsAeG1St t1fn<tne ~
IN toaeessaht NJ ~ 11nA1 ok -
s ,':,::s1 ~ q. i n
~ l1sinS 5DSst1a, ~ lAve vi1f1s4
usIla htenxIlt .sl1as or paeea
TsSadsy IA WSdns lay, Ia TN ~
euE1ent rsturw u 'Sh@v fkat feQ f.
ron.sd n the 5tat9 % Mains. ~ 1&
saems Ia lack 20 s)emepk 81 oe8pf Fl
~ fr;ands 81 civil and religious lihaQyat
the cons1itntioa. hays sehievsd sig1a&A
slosious yisAosy. Ths unscrapalea1' co.,
nation Of aboliiionissn, know nothinokme
Msine- law fanasssoism, has been pst % -
rosie. s.horse, Soot, aud dragons p 81 s
ssThe result" saysthe Boston 'Puss sfs "a
ordinary one |; and destined 70 hAys Pc col i
mon elect. is : victory Of the right Sft3@
and It the right time, and in the riGht plsee.
Fit it Is that the people OF Maine, who Eaye
40 much sauss 70 love the Union, shoAld ~
pudiate the politicians who, With altse hsl{
tel, them that there u no Union. l5t b
too, that it should be the 6rst New kngts
state that should make know nothinsisn =
the dust. Fit is it, again. THAI the stAke
which Neal Dowism arose, should be the
to cast it down. Maine has done all this, -
now she viii stand with the kindling go
DIRIeo, 1 lead the way on her moete.
For years the democracy OF Maine h.
been torn into factions, and one fatal en-
Of democratic chief magistrate-the si
ing of despotic prohibitory law-has.
this year, prevented harmonious co-opN01
ton OF Tic masses. The Democratic pATQ
entered into this campaign with an unequivo-
cal declaration OF hostility to Neal Dow's
compulsory code abstinence. Governor Hub
bard, who signed the original law, gave hi'
voice sgsinst it, and participated with the
representatives of the party in starting tia
ship on the right tack. The result shows th'
mighty force Of that reaction which is des-
tined to sweep away the destructive aud iO-
quisitorial schemes Of fanatical despotisn.
chicago Times.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
For the Baltimore Patriot.

As the season is approaching when young
gentlemen and ladies will assemble togsthsr
at evening parties--and when. for the paf-
pose Of sociability and making time pas
pleasantly, games and plays will be intrOdu-
ced--permit me, Mr.. Editor, to suggest
play which regard as 6rst-rste pass time,
and Que which will be sure to draw out
where it exists. 1t 10 styled Lexigasima,
and the modus operandi is as follows: Each
gentleman and lady present is required to
write on one slip Of paper any question that
may suggest itself, and on another some SIM
pie word. The questions arc deposited to-
gether, in one card basket, and the words Ia
another. The bask ct is then handed around
when each person takes out question and
also word. The question is TO be answered
on the same slip OF paper on which il !. pro-
pounded, and must incorporate the word
which is written on the other slip Of paper,--
care being observed to underscors this word,
that the reader nay designate it. The quss-
tions and answers are then again deposited
in basket, and one Of she company is ap-
pointed to read them. A good reader should
be appointed for this purpose, to give 1est to
the entertainment. p
For example: A gentleman gets the ques-
tiou--'Wb0 shall We have for our nexs Pres-
ident? His word is winter" He answers:
May the Winter of our discomfort BIZ made
glorious summer by the son OF York--MallSHi
Fillmore
A lady gets the question is love-"
Her word Is "Potatoe' She answer
''Love like potaioe, shoots from the eyes !"
Another lady gets the same question-for
1t Is a very common one. Her word is Shang-
hal" "Gracious Peterw exclaims the gen
lleman next to her, chow can you associate
love with Shanghai?" 81 will show YOU,
says the lady. She writes--'I.ove is a
chicken hearted sort of feeling, but not of
the Shanghai kind, ween.''
gentleman of my acquaintance once got
the question -"Wnat becomes of the pins?o
His word-if may so call twas "Martin
Van Buren," He replied After, like Mar
tin Van Buren,, figuring in the papers for
their allotted period, like that gentleman
they disappear from the public view, and go
Gown to the shades Of retirement"
''From these examples you will perceive,
Mr.. Editor, that the play is not only very
diverting one, bat one that will as | s aid At
the outset, be sure to develop wi. wherever
1t exists. G.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
Iuvenile Concert.

DIR. SAosa,s Juvenile troupe have arrived,
and pruposs to favor our citizens with On
.nas;ng exhibition at the Nebraska Hall on
Monday and Tuesday evenings OF this week
The principal performers are merely infao's
and according to the tone Of the press whence
thev have journied they are really prodlsies
in intellect, and their performances are re-
ally wonderful and decidedly interesting
Don't fail to attend.
An exchange paper says
..Dr. SAsxR has recently visited TINS
ulscs with his family, which constitute a
veil trained uoupe. petite Adele" es'
pecially impressed US favorabiy oy her
delightful singing and dancing. We learn
that she is yet 10 her seventh year-and
her appearance would Indicate that to be
about her true age. It is certainly re-
markable that one so young could become
20 veil trained and sustain her parts In
public exhibition SO ably. The twins
danced and performed very we'll. and the
bow acted The comic SO completely as &c
give general satisfaction. The troupe
had a run here of three nj hts before well
filed houses.
Since the above was in type, our citizens
hare been (last evening" favored with per-
formance by this pretty troupe Of Juveniles
yhs children called down plaudits from
crowded house, the most prolonged ana ar
dent of which we're elected By the clear, sweet
voice of Petite Adella, the splendid execu-
tion, of the sHighland Fling b the twin
s;sesrs,and the comic genius OF Master George.
They appear again, this evening at the Ne
brssxa Hall. Doors open at O'Clock; per-
sar~.ree Tn commence at g. Be In time.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

We acknowledge favor Of 6rst circular Oh
shi. inaieatien, from superintendent kads'
Thn iastasutisn, properly conducted VIII
be . 60 advantage rs we'll IS honor to our
State. \ more inssllissns class OF teachers
Ar. 80 s.edod. It is sstinaied that the
enstS s,psnss o. one years attendance 20
tbs U.is ;aity sSill not overgo $loo. Tu'-
ton r.. 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
swamp Lands OF Iowa.

The following correspondence contains in
formation that will be interesting TO some of
our readers.
Fairfield, Iowa, Sept. Is.
Mr.. Steward will you please to publish
the enclosed letter for the information OF
your readers, as it is reply TO an almost ev-
cry day inquiry by those engaged in Swamp
Lands?o
Very respectfully.
BERNHARr HEM.
General Land Once,
Sept. 3, 1855.
Hon BKRSHARr HKSS,
Fairfield, Iowa
Sir: Your Letter OF the 23d ult, on the
subjsct Of Swamp and Overho ed Lands in
Iowa, addressed to the Hon. Secretary OF the
Interior, has been referred to this Office for
answer. 9t
la reply thereto have the honor to state,
that FULLY appreciate the anxiety of the
State authorities and the citizens Of Iowa
to have some definite action taken upon TIT
Swamp Land lists, and the necessity that ex-
lists therefor.
When those lists were received at this Of
Ace the posting in the tract books was very
much behind hard; aud, IS it WAS necessary
to ascertain exactly the sondictions between
the States selections, and the sales or loca-
tons at the land Offices, considerable cleri-
cal force was detailed to post up the books.
That labor sm happy 20 say has been
performed, and the posting Of the SWAMP
Land lis's, also nearly completed. The
same will Do row taken up with view to
their approval, end, - rapidly as the sams
can be prepared and psocsred, copies will Be
,raaaaitted to His EsoeIlsncy the Governor,
and to the local land of6ces.
With great respect,
Your ubedient scrvant,
THDS. 4. HENDRfCK, =.
- & ftf. - Comm issi0ncs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
H n. GllLNOREs

VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
For the permanent cure and ers dcation OF
dyspepsia, eryspeIas, liver complaint; agus
cake, iufiamatious, melancholy. head ache, dis
eases OF the skin, such as blotches and pimplss
jaundice, nervousness, pain in the back, side
and breast. bilious affections Of all kinds, cos
tiveuess, Impurities OF the blood, and all those
affections to which females are liable.
All orders addressed to Mekenny l. Runner.
(sole proprietors and nanufaciurors,) Keokuk.
Iowa, viii meet prompt attention. Sold sy
MCMAHON 4 WILLIAMS,
n5ya5-ly Agents for Council biufs-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

4 Deed Of Trust, securing 70 Esos Love. The
IA payment Of the sum Of Foartssn Hu>lrsA
Dollars, on 81 before the Lot day c Jaauarv.
A. D. 1855, having been executed BY Madisco
Dagger aud Joseph F. MeAat 70 Lysasasr ".
Babbkt, bearing date July 24.h, y .. 1854, q
the following described land, .itnas01 u the city
OF Council Bafs. county Of Pottawsttamis and
state Of Is~a, being an undivided two-thirds Of
Lots mustered one hundred And eighty four
<ls4) and enc hundred md eighty-kve. (i85) in
the survey OF said city Of Comet oia4s, BY The
County jsdge Of said county, dodJe u aet Of
Congress, containing eighty ssscs. oetses less,
which the said Deed was duty acknowledges.
nd the'seid Lysander w. ba61it4 AIMING Ssou
" sstd dsvd, duly auth0ttxed u IN It'd hnt.
IN crss st failure IL thS rsynSnk dea1Af ~ 3
MONEY, t9sreore, notice e hsfsiy - 80
on % t5sk Aay b aN0yesIAs9. y. III ~ 90
SD kyslddes ". DsSbftt swil)1 nlfl ~
deseSi6 ~ ~ tS1taA s1eeq = ktGbe
at It'd 16ks - the County In3GGa 0Ehd3fA-
!. .;s tsss,,. 40 BY ~.
.8~sss xrsiass tAaas&I -
N9as Il sAsEs -sEmla2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
Sarpy's Steam Ferry Boat,
rN# NEBR A SIX A,

rNhE steamer Nebraska No. /, is running
i between St. Mary and Bellevue. The
Nebraska Is a new aud splendid boat. manned
by experienced officers and crew Bellevue,
Nebraska, Is opposite st. Mary, Iowa.
Emigrauts coming to Nebraska. should come
directly to ST. MARY. This is the front
gateway to the most important and interesting
portion ef Nebraska Bear in mind that
ST. Maryland BELLEVUE.
are the two best points for the emigration 10
center.
st. Mary, lava, March 81. '55. [n4stn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

- !: e =. &c:
u nSass.

From NkA1shnaaA ja'as soss y ~
.boseRssAysAlspo easvar 30 a..
49, 1A.sts1ssr 81. Mary, sha' len aefs
s.sl. ,oA .ls., vas me. BY NJ J. 100 miles
b..ex Fer. Pisse, havins alresay 1'' a.,
- !, n, is.isA. Of horses and ;. conn., l.s'
- : bar whose soundings gave
-. AZ ;.che. of WISER. She consequently
.,.s,s ,.i,h.r 70 sp nor down, pla'ius no. |.
l--.,. ho.t hat tbs freiShts and wAnts Of
~. ,..on.. It the abovs post in rather pre-
.srious condition.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

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mind getting drunk occasionally. 4 vills
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
WOman's Love


When times swift wings grow weary,
And thorns beset my feet
And life Is lone and dreary,
What charms can make 1t sweet 7
sTis weman's love that ortgntens
And swsstAns every care,
For every burden lisAtsns
when her sweet love il there.
Let warriors fight for glory
And then enjoy their prize;
READ great mems fame in story'
Twill not for me suffice.
Give thrones to those Who choose them,
One gift I prize above.
That dwelis in woman's bosom,
IT'S her sweet smile OF love.