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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF iowa

fotta W attmle County.
To William Ciancy,-S You ara here
by notified that there is now on file in III. Of
fiee OF the Clerk of the District Court in Pot
tawattamie County, Iowa, petition of r. s.
r Casherwoo claiming Of you four hundred
dollars and forty-six cents, a. money due on a
promisory NOTE, aud claiming Of xou the fore
cIosare ofA certsil mortgage Sxscuted by YOU
on the e{ah! 0etSbers,l 854 !, = assmehse pay
ment OF the sum Of three hundred, and eighty
two dollars and ninety one. csnts, with inter
est, being the amount of said promfsory note.
And that. unless you appear and answer
taerete on or before che morning fof the second
Gay otths Octubor Term for the year 1855 of
the Distaict Court Of postawattsmis Csaaty,
iowa 70 Do held ut Council Blafs, In ssia
Iouhty commanding on thes6rs Monday ia
october, 1855 Default will be sssered agsiass
You, and Judgment will be rendered sI,ainst
you thereon. Notice returned. not found.
Johnson. Casady 'Tsst. Attys Tor pit'ff
Council Bluffs, Iowa, August 4th a, D. 1855.
n24w4 % iIs -|5fa - sfa5I2 sH7k
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

BEAUIY.-There is something in beauty
whether it dwells in the human face, IN the
pencied leaves of flowers, the sparkling sur
iAce of the sparkling fountain, or that as
pect which breathes over it, statue, that
makes Us mourn its ruin. | should not en-
w that man his feelings who could see
leaf wither or q flower fall without slight
tribute of regret. This tender interest is the
beauty OF becoming grief and affection, for
Nature in adversely never deserts us.-She
comes more near us in our sororws, and lead
ing us away from the paths OF disapp oint-
mentand pain into her soothing recesses, al
lays the anguish of our bleeding hearts
binds up the wonnl that are inflicted whis-
pers the meek pledges of better hope, and
in harmony with a spirit of still boiler birth,
points to that home where decay and death
can never conc. Has
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
&0aRY gOR HIN.
H. A. Brewster AbsquatuIaf d~..L ook
out for kim.

Early yesterday morning the report reach
ed US that the head OF the firm Of Brewster
4 Co., viz, L. A. Brewster, was among the
missing, together with about 900 of the
funds dwell, no matter who-for if the re-
port Is true, we are LAID out for our adyer-
Using fee, and that Is enough for us to know
We would caution our brethren Of the press
everywhere, against him, as well as business
men, women, AMI children, and MANKIND at
large, for he who would swindle poor starv-
ing printer would not stop at any possible
means of making money.
lie is a sleek looking, short stout fellow,
a little inclincd to ioppishucss, carries cane
and supported, when here, small mustache;
large light eyes. and straight black hair
Look ont aud give him kick ahead.
Brothers, pass him round.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
Etfisd dale

Thy beautiful vallies enshrouded amid
the rough hills are verdant with luxuriant
fields of grain, and thy groves and lowers
are laden with choice fruits. Thy gardens
bloom With flowers, AMI the Wild winds scat
tee their fragrance through the dell where
the songster's most mellow notes are heard.
Thy happy quiet is not disturbed by the en-
vious nor N alicious, who would make thee a
jest.
There, Maynard, how will tina. do? Come
be sociable long enough for onestogo out aud
eat fine melon, won't you? Don't be null
i,h Bill
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

We learn that Messrs. Bsyliss. Jackson and
Palmer, heavy property owners in the lower
portion Of the city, have purchased of Wm.
AaEtiu, Esq. he lot adjoining the block now
being 2ted by Messrs. Stutsman and Bah
bitt, on the burnt district for which they paid
oSE HUNDRED ASD FIFTEEN DOLLARS a Foor.
Well done, gents. Here's the place to get
your n,onsy back, and where your interests
will ultimately draw you. Two hundred
per cent aevsnce IN few months isn't bad
Tor the seller. isiI2 Property has only just
coansneed to go up, here yet Take hold you
fhlt would be inr Times are dull--now is
the time TO suyehass. s-u IfrT
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
New A Advertisements.

Let those of our friends who visit s.. Jo-
seph, call and see Mr.. j. b. Jennings, who
keeps a large grocery establishment, and
should they wish to purchase merchandise
in his line, he is the man who will sell them
the finest, freshest and purest groceries there
IS IN the city, at prices a little lower than
the lowest. He's the mn for your money
Messrs. Price & James have associated for
the practice of law. II you are forced into
the uncertain labyrnths Of the uncertain I'M
certainty of law, don't forget them, for they
will help YOU out as quickly and safely as any.
CT That we'll known and reliable firm of
Johnson, Cassidy Test, Land Agents, are
now abundaptly supplied with Warrants,
which they offer our farmers and settles on
time, on the most reasonable terms See new
advertisement.
CT By new lvertisenent in to-day's pa
per it will bs seen that the proprietors of
that bea utful, desirable Town site in Ne
braska, widely known Us Florence, Former
ly Winter Quarters,) will sell at Public AUG
ton first OF september, 100 choice Lots.
We would assure those who would wish
q pleasant home for little money, or in
vest money we'll, to be on hand at sale
al the world and the rest Of mankind will
DO there
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

CT Az ENORMOUS RooA.--The largest
room in the world, under single roof aud
unbroken BY pillars or other distractions, is
at st. Petersburgh, Russia, and is 6iofeet in
length and $50 in breadth. BY daylight it is
used Tor military displays. and a battalion
Can conveniently manGuvre in it. 10 the
evening it il often converted Into n vast bnll
room, wheu il is warmed by sixteen prodi-
gious stoves and &c, 900 wax tapers are re-
qujredto lightit properly. Tho roof Of this
structure is d, single arch of iron, the bars
alone on which it rests weighing Il, $50 lbs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
Irreguiarity of Mniis--Som cbody In the
Fault--Who is il!

We hear any amount of complaints from
our subscribers and others, East and South,
on account Of their mail getting SO old before
being received. We can hardly account for
the delinquency, only in the fact that on the
route kast, mail matter that We send out
one day is often returned the next or second
mail afterwards. If the driver delivers the
bags to the post mater, and wait for the as
sortnent Of the mail, then the fault is eerr
tainly resting with the poet master. In re-
gard to sfiecs OF the route, South, there is
really 40 regularity in thea. Some Of the
the Offices in Fremont county, and over 10
Nebraska scarcely Esta mail fortnight.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
Peace, Security and Prosperity.

We have no news of interest from our
frontier. All is gu .ot, and no: hostile In
dian has been seen, since the unfortunate oc-
curence at Fontenelle
As We have before stated, military posts
have been established at Teknnah Fonte-
nellie and Elkhorn City, and communication
: is kept up daily from Fort Calhoun via tho
above named points to the mouth of the
Horn river, thus eIectually guarding our en-
tire fIonher AMI alfordng protection and Sc
curity TO all settlers in Nebraska, North of
The Platte.
With the exception Of the late af,ir--
the particulars of which we have before Civ
en- and several acts of depreciation upon
the property Of settlers; no hostile demon
stration have been made on the part OF The
Indians, and now that the temporary excite
ment occasioned thereby, has subsided those
best informed and most competent OF judg-
ing all concur in the opinion, That the lndi-
ans do not NOW aud never have contemplated
max ing any attack on our settlements. On
the contrary, all the Information that can be
obtained goes to confirm the belief that the
Indians are disposed to be pcaceable.
Nevertheless, to guard against all future
emergencies, and to afford the most tangi-
BILE ASSURANCE Of safety, our present defence
| viii BIO continued, and our Territorial Mill
tia will remain on duty, until relieved by
the government.
10 IL is fact that some of the inhabitants
in the more exposed settlements came in for
/ protection, but those have all returned, and
the reports put in circulation by designing
men for purposes Of speculation, that the set
! Elements in Nebraska North of the Platte
were deserted and that the inhabitants were
fleeing fromthe Territory, sre false On the
contrary our pioneers are going ahead PROS
peronsiy with their improy emsnts, some cal
tivaslng their crops, some breaking up .new
grounds" some building, go, &c and at the
close OF the day each reposes pleasantly
under the shade of his own ''yins and fig
sreo', with ''nons to modest or make him a.
raid. knigraDts are arriving daily, dot
ting onr broad prairies over with their
white covered Wagons, and rearing new
habitations on the rich claims which they
have selected, In brief, the prospects OF
Northern Nebraska, were never more en-
coursging.
We hope NO one will be deferred from
coming here by the false and exaQs era ted
reports Of dangers from Indians, for sothing
of the kind need longer be apprehsna ed -
The inhabitants Of Nsbrssks ara exrossd TO
no grsstef risks from the stomaEfwf and
scalping knife OF Tue savage, Dan ate fheir
anxious friends, u their far Oft sastsrn ionses.
1922 "A1aY. IL Yfsv rs sig I.4se55
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

In Pursuance of the recommendation of
the Democracy of Lee County, and direc-
ton of meeting of the Democracy of Polk
County there will be held at Fort Des Moines
on the 18th day of October next, Mass
Convention of the Democracy of the State.
All are invited to attend, and suitable ar
engagements will be made for their accomo-
dation Able speakers will be in attendance
to address the people. We hope to see a
large attendance of our Democratic brethren,
that VIC may take counsel together and a
dept measures fer vigorous aud harmonious
action in the rapidly approaching national
contest.
BY order Of the Democracy of Polk Coun.
ty.
I. A. Walker W. H. Leas, W. II. Nc
Henry, j. Il. futile, Samuel Gray, Conn
mittee OF Arrangement
eT Democratic Papers throughout the
State please copy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
Gen. Dadge's Reception at TIA C Court OF
SPAR.

Spar
Gen. Dodge was formally received by the
Queen Of Spain on The 18th OF jane. Re-
ciprocal expressions Of personal good vail,
and assurances of wishes aud ebdeayors on
the part of the Government of the United
States and Spain to continue the long ex :
;steut amicable relations existing befwee n
them were exchanged. Among other things,
Gen. Dodge said, Il shall neglect nothing
which may contribute to do away wi ey-
~ cause of difficulty between the United
States and Spain"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
M ting OF FTuIt Growers.

We perceive (flom circular received, that
the annual meeting Of the fruit growers and
nursAryneg OF me Northwest is to be held at
Burlington, Iowa, on the 18th Of September.
Let all who are interested n those branches
of business consider shcmselves invited es-
pecially. Specimens of fruit are in request
Tor the occasion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

A man who lives in ClermOut Co., Ohio,
Was lately stung by a ioslist. The effects of
the wound, sayssthc Cincinnati Gazette,
were similar to those produced by the bite
of mad dog. He has violent fits, so that it
takes five or six men TO hold him in bed, and
he has bitten his tongue into strings.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

Gy There is an establishment IN New
York extensively engaged in manufacturing
shirt collars of paper. 1t is said that one
thousand per hour are turned of by machin-
cry, and bear such close resemblance to the
linen collars VI are in the habit of wear
ing, that the difference could only be discov-
cred by tearing the article.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

1t is stated that the amount OF Gov
eminent Clnms (t1 come before the Court
at W ashingrou) Is over $500 900 900, pro-
minent among which are the remains of the
old Continental Money and Provincial Scrip,
Issued TO support the country through the
Revolutionary struggle; private advances to
the Government during that war, afterwards
rerudiated; ana the French SpoIiation
claims.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
I've got Him.

| A good deal of mirth was produced az the
expense of Judge Test, of this State. one
day last week, al the dinner table of the Ire
mont House, in Chicago. The Judge and
several othur Indianians, were stopping at
the fremont, and on the occasion to which We
aiiude, the company were separated-occu-
! pylng different tables. A gentleman from
Laporte ordered bottle of wine for himself
and his Indiana friends, and wished 10 send
glass TO Judge Test, if he could be found
at the tables. lie summoned n waiter--a lad
some twelve years of age, ard told him to
hunt up the uSiIest man at the tables, and
ask hIm II his name was Judge Test. The
boy FASTENED TO do his Grand and soon re-
tuTne'i, his eyes clustering with 10Y at the
quarter placed In his hand, and the success
OF ms mission and exclaimed, ''Iye got 'imi,,
The Catawba was sent, and the heal th Of the
usliest man at the table, the beauty and pride
OF Indiana, drank IN lowing bumpers. The
ex-SecFetary Of the State Of Indiana evident
ly felt himself highly honored at SO s'distin-
gulshed" recognition among crowd OF
several hundred good looking men.
We clip the above from The Lafayot.e
(lnd.) Courier, from the fact that the subject
OF the anectloe is the patcrnaI relative of our
State Senator, Col. j. d. Test. The Col.
should feel highly fiattercd that his father
possesses so "high mark OF distinction ~
judging from the sly chances from some of
she "divinities in dimity" in our city, to-
wards the Col. We should JUDGE he might
not attain that marked emiuencc 80 aJund
anty and proudly sustained by his paternal
pr0genitor What saw Won girls2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

san IN K4x1gckya-- lame, B. Clay, son
Of tho late Hon. II Clay, Psess&lJ Attended
= sdnnanssa6c meeting in Lexmgton; be
nude strong speech dsnmDiassrJ: Of the
k1ow NothiayS s6d avowed his ade4Srni-
nation not 70 support their candidates. Ills
iilustrious father would have taken the same
course, bad he now been living,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

A NICE QUESTION: Sam.-t''You'u get it
for hooking dat turkey last night. Mas'r
knows it.o sig ~ asia s.I 1e,.t as .sa
Pompey.-'I diln's hook it. Wasn't do
turkey mas'rs9 Well amt mas'rs? Well,
I eat de turkey, didn't IT. Well, amt &c
turkey part Of ma? Mas'r amt cot 50 mu Cd
turkey, but amt be got more niger / tell
~ de turkey only change places" ~ 49,.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

80 Gen. Scott remarked, on reading the news
from the Crimea, that in his opinion, the
most formidable obstacle the Allies had to
contend with, was a divided command.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

REMARKABLE RESTORATION OF Si6Hr.---
Some forty years ago. Owen Williams, Of
Bododern, Anglesey became perfectly blind
lie was then man of middld age, and I'M
der this terrible deprivation he continued
year after yoar, until at length his blind
ness was confirmed. One day, during last
Easter, while sitting by the freside his sight
returned to him. The touching scene and
the feelings 1t produced eau be more easily
conceived than described. Owen Williams
was in his ninety second year, when this re-
markable restoration took place after total
blindness Of forty years.-Chester (Ens.)
Courant.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

A beautiful little girl twelve years Of age,
named Corne!ia Jane Bassett, died of hydro
phoba at Morrisania, near New York, few
days since, in spite of every effort to arrest
the dread disease. She had been bitten by
pet dog in April. Three other little girls
had been bitten by tho same dog.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lost.-A fine heavy Gold Pencil and Pen,
with dogs head miniature for the top. This
was the Editors last, and a much valued pres.
ent from friend. Secure his gratitude BY re-
turning it. If.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

e OF twsivs American surgeons who
have, within . few weeks, gone ont 70 jfn
the hslligerent ar aies Of Europe, nine attach
ed themselves to the Gear, and three have
joined the Allies 1@"i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

The editor of the WATERFOWL, Owls. Chron-
ice is writing editorials in Jail. lie was ar
rested at the suit Of 9 German, for publish
ing certain resolutions.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

moved to Moscow during the times OF war,
for safety; aud it is stated that the bullion
now III the treasury there, greatly exceeds
the sum held by the Bank OF England, and
the estimated value of gems AMI jewels is A.
most fabulous, before which the crown Jew
els aud Regalia of England sink into com
paratiye iusigniicance.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

ALExASDEK CAMPBELL. We regret to
learn from some Of our exchanges, that this
distinguished Theologian died at New Or
leans. on tho 9th ult. His death was quite
sudden, and his disease vas believed to be
an affection of the heart.---Gallstin Sun.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

h Kris ir u Bakl..
RIEsDsHYloE arp RurH
Friendship. emp .ou' lag Az nane,
: That knav.s supic} to wOFk their Jlinsh endsS
The bark that waits ambition forth to fame,
xDar0 dsT5Srns fssuesa yelling mantle lend
.EraqA .afiA II1fts %
In sunshines CLEAN. how radiant and true,
How close 1t sticks, how far from guile I'll
20 tread ~ T31l TIH21~PF
Ithvss upon your smiles fand pockets too,
And 'asps You CLOSE till the last purse has blsd
But1e eligthtnings Aash and thonders roar.
And adverse winds once wreck your eiidin,
ss bark; 10Y PRfi8 Aeiso~1. 81
Your life-boat bears those friends to safetvs
$50. u shore, rt,c s4i &!
Whilst you alone may stem the pillows dark.
And what is love Of merchandise the best !.
To traffic in, the quickest ware to sell.
f'Tis friendships shadow-his most welcon>
guest 74a aE Fl etr- sG4
Its victims, volames huge would fail to teIl,
It's subtitle music lures its victim ON.
BY. arts most tempting to the human ken.
Too late 1T lsarns--down the abyss tits gopsp.
From hope, from life, from merry haunts Of
men. $50 'ai ~
Truth, tho oft slandered, Knocked and thrown
aside,
Has cut its way for ages and survives
The throne eternal--' It's the angels pride,
The heaven born seraph lives, on earth IT'LL
lives.
And too there lives friendship, strong as death
That never falters, nor gets weak or old,
That no rude storms nor viseous slandetous
breath g.
Can mar or change it with their chilling cold.
love there is, "a sacred holy tie
That angels bring to light pur path TO heaven,
hhen'eer she designs visit from the sky,
This boon celestial TO mortai's given.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

The Russian Government has given very
large contract to firm in Philadelphia for
building the machinery necessary for f,ting
mp two extensive machine shops at Cranstdt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
,H BENEFITS OF ADykRTIsISC.--y

ET BENEFITS or ADyKRus1Sc.--We were
amused as well as gratifed, in ons of our
stores few days since. An able farmer, a
stranger to US, came in and told the mer-
|of1snt that hs wasa reader Of the Gazette
and that the editor said such a good word
for the establishment that he had concluded
~ come down to X alamazoo, and try it, in
stead of goingt to Battle Greek, where he usu-
ally traded. The merchant at once told him,
The would try and make the Gazctte's rec
good. The result was trial
|olffty dollars, the farmer declaring that he
had made enough to pay for the Gazette
three years and the merchant gained per-
maneDt customer Of value sufficient to paw
his. yearly advertising. This instance is one
in a thousand, resulting from judicieus ad-
fvertising. kalamazoo Gazette.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
MARRIED..

At the residence of Joseph Hall, on Sunday,
10Th inst, by Elder Francis A. Brown, Mr.
JAMss G. A. KlsER to Miss LIvERNA HALL,
Of PottaWattamie county.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IL, 1855
Answer {. Foot According TO his Folly.


Afasion, know nothing. abolition, refor-
matiun, mixed breed whg sheet, Issued some
where down Broadway.
IxDEPKSDEScE or THE Pass, sea
Getting up.a printing Office by donating
sabscrietiea, and shen giving the proceeds to
nrpsocute the donating parties. -ss
UNcCKRENr FArER.
Ono deserted by the parties who paid for
II, and warmed it into existence, but have
Bow withdrawn co1utenanco and support
1hersfron.
CRITICAL MOTHS.
Nsis arks made BY Gle wn (who cau't make
two lines jingle togetheD upon the merits or
dement's Of poErRY-
INSPIRATIONS OF GENTS.
Long wishy- wasly arti:los of gossip, Sian
der, aonsense and high falrting foolery por-
srsyed in the csoNE-otype almost every issue.
INTERESTING NEWS.
4 column and half Of unreasonable Jar
gon about hoax got up to catch sarhcals
aud suckers
NECESSARY FOR THE PEBLIc GOOD.
To record faithfully in public journal,
every week, all the lies, slaudors and idle
tales reported Of every one with whom YOU
are notin favor, and pass them uoon the sim
pie and uniformed for gospel truth. Re
peat often.
EXCITING ARTICLE.
The biggest lie in tn paper--pennel un-
der feysr;sh excitement.
GREAT BENEFIT To THE COUNTRY.
newly imported editor who employs
more space IN his paper TO retail personal
Islander and low gossip than be deyo;es to
matters OF interest to TIE city and country
that gives him bread.
"AaS TO rnE BACKBONE.
lie who builds o battery and raises his
platform to fights great moral evil, and then
plays NUN as soon as the fighting stock have
commenced the battle.
soaRY Y0R HIN.
The poor editor xhe can FAD no better EN-,
pLoymens than TO make, pick up and publish
lies, ISLANDERS and evil reports about US, for
We candidly acknowledge we don't care pin
about it and shall take no notice thereof
Such fools will fail to get the worth of their
money, is our prediction.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

81 Col. Wood. of CincfDpati, his en-
tered into IN enterprise with Baru1n for get
ting up four s'Baby Shows, bns "a ID ton,
one in Baltimore, one Ia Phil I'D alpha, and
one ip Cine;nnati, on the plan Of, the late
show in New York.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
,A%isss add add !foll y, y, acre. s's;
lob 120 acre A.l4 tbr 1876 acres /,
9.l3 for 80 and aofss.

The deaths in New Orleans for the week
-snding Gath, were 240, Of which 1l9 were
from yellow fever.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

The NAH BY express, arrived at this place
on the 10th inst, from Port Pierre; having
performed the josrnsy in ten days. ~saoss
REfosr-- Troops all arrived In COED
he slth.--ke Indians near the Fort.