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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-21

RUssIA--A correspondent of the n Y.
Journal Of Commerce writing from abroad
gives most gloomy picture of the state of
Russia and its people, growing out Of the
War, the evil effects of which are, according
to him, beginning to be widely and serious.
ly felt. The government of St. Petersburg
is SO severely pressed for money, that it has
been compelled to seize upon the capital
belonging to the retired employees of the ma
ton. This capital was formed by stoppages
of six per cent. of their salaries for thirty
years, and was destined to provide them
with pensions in their old age. A letter
from Warsaw says: "The Russian Govern
ment having no credit, takes money where
it finds it, and pays for it by an inscription
in the public securities"
The frequent conscriptions of the past
year are the subject Of great complaint
among the MOBILES, whose principal proper
erty lies in the serfs, which the war is rapidly
taking away from them, and they are being
reduced to sullen despair. Even the EN-
peror is said to be discouraged, sick, and
ready to abdicate bis throne in consequence
of the war counsels at his Court.
If this is true it is news indeed, and we
give it for what it is worth 1t is the first
time we have seen it stated that the En-
peror lacked money or the means of obtain
ing it, or wanted men, that they. were not
promptly forthcoming for any and every
purpose
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Iain & Smiths celebrated G-u Powder and Safety
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July 20.

RECEIPTS, &c.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Flora, --, Pittsburgh.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Galena, Blakely, Galena.
OFF TO-DAY.
Steamer Flora, --, st. Louis.
DUE TO-DAY.
Steamer Golden Era, Atchison, Galena.
Henrietta, Galena.
&c Parthenia, -, Galena.
Fire Canoe, - St. Louis.
ConewagO, --, st. Louis.
Col. Morgan, -, st. Louis.
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Paper Hangings !

Z A Il Il Il HANG Err
HAVING RECEIVED LARGE STOCK OF
PAPER HANGINGS,
And secured the assistance of
MIR. N. Ii. 1EHWILLER.
In this branch OF my business is ready 10 Ill and
hang all paper orders in the best style low rates.
persons having rooms to paper will do well leave
their orders at my Bookstore.
Apr &c diff VIM. DAHL.
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ThermOmetrical Record for, 1866.
Kept by MokroN PACE, Druggists, Third s., St. Paul
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-21
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF TRADE.
OFFICERS:
w. R. MARSHALL President.
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President.
s. w. WALKER Secretary.
A. II. CATHCART- Treasurer
DIRECTORS:
W. R. Marshall, T. NJ Marshall, w. E. Hunt,
Alex. Rey, G. T. Whitney, s. w. Walker
A. L. Chamblin, A. >. Elicit, A. L. Larpent eur
David Day, Isaac Markiey G. w. rurnbull.
" Communications should be addressed to the Sec
Rotary. Directors meet the first and third Tuesdays
of each month Board meets first Wednesday of each
month. t
st. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
The following list of the at which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought Sold corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs BORUP CAKES, Bankers
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul.
Exchange on New York liza cent
III 81 LoofS... ~ y
VI OnicASo...... 80.
III ooAeno' q
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

Mr.. Winchester has already one kiln OF
brick burnt and ready for builders. We
learn that Messrs. jackson, Snow, Bayliss
and Doughty are to have portion Of them
with which to build their large block, at the
lower end Of town, and that the mason work
is to be commenced Immediately. That,
when completed. will be the finest building
iu the city--80 by 100 feet and three stories
high.
Mr.. Keller is now well supplied with pine
lumber, and there :s now nails, glass and
paints in abundance and there appears to be
no hindeiance to an active and lively COM
mencement OF business and improveme nt.--
The health of the country was never better,
ard workmen and mechanics are more plen-
ty. Let those who contemplate building
take time By the fore-.ock, and commence
whilst everything is SO auspicious.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

A few evenings siaes, - We we're passing
one ofthe drinking houses Of this city, We
were somewhat astoniSbsd and at ths same
Tins amused, at = brace Of juvenile seHals-
men, with old heads, frsm twelve 70 fssr-
teen years old. One Of them speaking TO
the olsrk Of the house, he assumed bis posi-
ton behind tho counter. when the following
unique oolloquy occurred between the Clerk
and Young America:
Clsrk.--Wcll. boys, what do you want?
Young America Do you trusts
C.-Sometimss, to responsible individuals.
Y.A.--Wsl., will you trust US,
Cob. yes! you will pay it soon.
Y. A.--Wsil, sir, give US TWO cLARxr Pun
cHrs, with a strong tasts Of clars., and we'll
pay you to- MORO ', Ill be d--n il we don't.
Comment is unnecessary.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

Not little excitement occurred in oul
streets yesterday morning, by the appearance
of new and splendid Omnibus dashing up
Bro adway, behind four spirited match bays,
driven BY Captain Harle. who has juat Arrir.
ed with his establishment from Chicago,
where tho carriage was manufactured az
pressIy ror tnis place. The Captain informs
us that he intends to run his Omnibus regu-
larly between the Post Office and Omaha
City.
We congratulate our citizens that they
have man among them so snterpising and
energetic. This new arrangement will be
very pleasant and agreeable to those whose
business or pleasure allows them 10 indulge
in the luxury Of ride. .H
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03
Valuable Farm for Sale !

- WE offer for sale one Of the most de-
r sirabie farms in Pottawottamie county,
l. situated and fronting on the Fort Des-
moines road, ahont miles From this city. The
tract contains 267 acres, 100 under cultivation,
80 ac' es uncultivated prarie and 81 acres good
timber land. The improvements consists Of a
comfortable dwelling and out-houses. well Of
choice water, barn, stables. carriage house. &c
The location Of the Improvements Of this far m
overiooks the country for miles around-in
sight are St. Mary. Bellevue, Omaha and the
suburbs OF Council Bluffs. This tract is all
under good fence and dvi led into fields for
farming purposes, The location is be althy
one; the country around is beautiful, high and
rolling; living stream runs through the place,
which renders it peculiarly desirable for dairy
or stock raising purposes. Title pert ct-war.-
ranty given-terms easy For further pafticu.
lar, snauir. q Gsergs Xil,ep OK aA tte R1erei"- U,
v5nI6tf Real Estate Agents.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

Our frissds are doubtless sometimes puz-
sled to learn the cause OF our frequent sb.
soenes from the city, and from our sanesun.
The fsd il, our constant confinement has
bssr too maeh wearing upon our health and
We have dstssninsd to rssticate, for por.
ton of The summer. and we end plenty Of sx-
csllent exercise with the hoe and plow. amid
the bills and vallies Of Elksdsls.
II 10 only pretty ride f sir miles from
town, and We will st any timo drop our hos
AMI cordially meet any Of our friends who
may favor rs with visit. We expect "a
assume the old place In our sanctum, 80 soor
As ws get little tired Of ssclusion. coun.
try-lifs sud farming Meantime, our Office
is always open, and exchange papers spread
for the use OF our friends. a'
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

A Convention to nominate ticket for Of
hosrs, TO be elected at the approaching Au.
gust election, has been called by the Demo.
cratic Central Committee.
ASIDE from any party considerations, it is
important that this call should be heartily
responded 10 by the Democrats Of this coun
~. We need reform in tae management of
orr county Affairs. Let US once more try
sound Democrats whe are responsible to their
parry and the people for any misconduct.
By nisnAnagement and imbecility on the
part OF our county functionaries, little that
should have been done has been accomplish
ed, and many thing done which have been
injurious To che prospect and interest Of the
country. We want coxrrrxSr and HONEST
n IN 81 ths head Of Affairs in our county
We will then see very different state o'
shings, and no mors will the condition Of the
sounty be reproash upon hor fair name.
Let primary meetings be held in the diGe.-
sns townships-let every neighberhood be
represented at them, and all participate in
selecting such men a. delegates to the ooun-
ty convention, ss viii 80 act, Is 10 secure
shs universal support Of the party. And
whsn candidates shall be SO selected, let sv-
cry man adapt them and work with earnest
ness Tor their success
We are the dominant party in this county,
il We viii only organise, and show our full
strength. Now is just the time to show our
hanis-a complete organisation can be sffsc-
ted - this time as WILL as any other. De-
LAYS are dangerous.
II defsatsd, we are bound 10 be satisfied,
and il successful, we will have cause 10 re-
joies, that the county administration will 60
into better hands, and that fanatics who en-
hraN and sxpounj ell tho isms Of the day,
and claim, II least, their full salaries, with
oat half performing the duties Of their Off
ees, no longsr will rule the dest,niss Of old
Pottswattomis.
Let a sndesvor 10 have q complete town
ship and county organization, make our nom
NATION and elect our men.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

NICKLAS l. HEwLETT1nvias/
IN located at St. joseph. vssld ~
specifically anneanes - iths pst1ie thnt 16 avu
now prepared to. axecats All1srk pertainise 70
the dentat art, whether mechanical sr n reieai
We arc happy TO state that We are now in p o.
session and cole psopfistdes = IL. Ia manu-
facturo Teeth, insas>ed ensShe AsS tn>3e, hnssn
- Aliens patent. This rev aaA hsautiful way
Of csastsnsaag tssth, . tba Yesy ,ulli.aa3um el
the dental Art. Teeth insested q this piaa have
rnssy points Of vecooasudaAisa ssss othss
pedes Of fisssrtioa a--1na. Ahey ~ 0esA stssai-
ger, aad hepcs nese dusaSaA l6sesad, abey ase
more s!eanly. haviat . seaaiassas sd sshi
gums With Ne AiateIse5oss hsteeea tAe testA an1
guRpsata. vhiahskiuss - Piassf6H tsdqs0Ol
OF paEtislse of fsed IissGay, 80 soeBsast, ta
are far nsrs hsaseifal 81 satssaa tAaa my
other style. al.xs .ri sa3 % .-.L
Osa aof the firn will visit cssnc;l Dlsl
twieeA yaes, % that moss aesisiae work AZ ~
new 4et4 1an hsss the inpsSssiSh taken Asss
and complsesd. at oar sseSblishosns b 6nin
Joseph.
- = All work ~asnAsd u giss pSrfect sat
ittsslioH esno pay se9sissd. Es' v6nl4tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

NEAR Six Hssn CITY, Dedes cos n<r, Ne.
~ bs.ska Territory. The claim ksovn Is
the Jon-'s claim. is situated half mile North
vest efElk Horn city, and consists ef $40 acres.
le0 scses sf which. is very hssvtly timbercd.
end dsesdsc'y ahs bss4 aimbps 10 ths territory.
The locates = . hsaltAy enc, tho soaotsy =
rousd, bsisg Aagk aaa solliag. and sPsa the
plaos itsslf. u he higAsss ps;st Of land within
nany miles iThsss y spss this claiua, . CEN.
fastab!e. teaabls log honse, &C.: with : goed
gardss, With oss Of The 1asst wslIs .: wstse 70
Ne tesSitsyy. A living ssssan rsss sarcugh
H. pases. nsar which ass I've sever nnsue
spsisgs - ~a1sY, ID which pe:s~d ueos =
tosSd ias ssban1anes. The Orchard consasua
sbovt three hssdred aud twenty trees OF cnosss
varieties, With peach. ps.r and ch:ry sress. ~
lseted with grsat care and in GOOD condss.oa: A.
81 The loestioa q thas clsins ~ .sasuss 70 Ell
Hsrn aud Osvuha, and the saPxeaty q tn d.
visis.s ssts fields eost.iaiag fresh water, re..
der 4 pssuIia,ly desirable tor |. dss, or st:eA
rsi,,.e purposcs. Arse chsnse eer spscalaaiou
could s. nsIs BY ssb-dividing = sseo lots, =
sn eddjsisn 20 Eak Horn city 4 Pestssa sf.hs
purcAass rpossy can vsaassn fst : ~ s.sstAs
a. Ieaapes essk Fer pftcts ssd tustassr par
''es'a'e''sPy A. BREWSTER q CO.. aas
4, -s.,s1rt l.Iste ] Real aEs4nSHs Agents.
III asa
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03
Pisk.Nic.

We have just learned that some Of our
friends contemplate having = Piek-nic Party
as Ellisdals. on the 4sh el July. We shall
be happy to meet them, and shah doubtlsss
be found there, armed and equipped, As rHI
Law DnEcrs--with hoe in the potasoe-
patch - daying our thousands q rsbsi--
weeds. There is dne shade for their hor-
ses, and always cool breeze in the green
" God, and We will have lump Of ice read,
or the eonveniseos Of those Of sanguns tam
rsramsnt. Come, along. Every body il
welsome indeed.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

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!
AS this is y ubject of general interest, v,
give the following. as sBarnum's last"
The N. Y, Tribune Of Thursday says:
The attendance at the baby show was "a,
greater yesterday than on the day of open
ing. From grouud floor to roof was eram-
med with AGhg masses, all anxious to see
Barnun's last. The .antiquated celebrities,
Albino, the bearded Woman, Dwarf and
the Giantess, were promoted to an outside
berth on the top OF the bailding, bat the
everlasting tide rose and rose until the
press was greater there than anywhere else.
rhs Prize Baby :svsss5 who tool slaa i QAa s
delightful mother sat on an elevated plat
form under a crimson canopy. The little
Charles Orlando Scott has very prominent
checks and forehead. and brilliant black eyes
tlis mouth is . general subject of commend
stisn, and his form 10 we'll developed. He
thinks il Is nice 70 sit there bat does not like
TO kiss people much. >s"
The weather wa quite warm enough for
joke, and . yoapg .ady said to her allant,
sIf HAD thought, don't know that would
have come here With with you" Previous
eonvsrsation more easily imagined than de-
scEibsd.
+ Two we'll developed ladies had disa-
greement which they settled a. we'll - they
Gould with their feet the crowd being too
IIdsnss - allow Of sparring exhibition.
The Arst prize Of so wss given to Pete
lAlsxsads; NAke, Of, New Lots, Long Island,
yodhs gsAtleman eleven months yester-
day. His nother Elizabeth has had 6ys
children before; che 10 thirty years old,
while her husband Nicholas is sixty. She
lived on ordinary diet the year previous 70
his birth took moderate exercise out and
indoors on level land its birth was regular,
and it has been washed moderately in cold
water.
The second premium Of $15 was decided
by lot between Nos. 56 aad 50. The fates.
and not the judges, awarded it to Henry
Clay Bolster shannon, No % West Forty
FIRST Street. He is ton months old to-day.
HE father is forty; his mother thi,ty. enc.
She has had one child before, and the SCI
enti6s Developments generally in hm case
is quite similar to the case Of Mrs Blake.
These poor children have TO Be subjected
to the Same brutalities to-day. and again %.
morrow to crafty tho curiosity Of othe,
twelve sAoussnds. The very few who ars
beautiful vii have 10 b tepshsd by handa
that touch only to ,polluts. and % b kisssd
by lips heavy with poison. The sscrsd myv.
teriss Of lie nsst b laid hare 10 the ger
of tho cars.sss 70 gra:ify . morbid or u
idle curiosity, AID to put "a, 500 day intt
the pocket Of the great manager
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

TIME Subscribers are now prepared to receive
II orders for any number of Cranberry Vines
u b dslivered Ia October next-sxperiencs has
fully proved that The hll is much the best slime
for Gansplaniing = i has. also proved that
cranberry is profitable crop to caltivals, for
those who have low moist ground.
We have now some u, 600 plants. which al.
though planted very late and h.v dry sea
son % coutsnd with. now look rensrkaby 6as
and thrifty. OaDkas sEspEcrruLLr SOLICITED.
For further particulars inquire Of the sub
scribers. under the Bugle Oaice. Orders left at
the Post office viii receive prompt attention.
v5nl6tf TERRY e. CO.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03
- Deyou wsasaa Buggy Or CarsiasS
Look vt Shows, he has so1p fine ones.

4AxlcnatsS fnoUs1S IN BossoN. - IN
ansn1sd 1lains Law OF Massachusetts, koss
! into tpesAalea % the 10th iasts, \ md, q n
psovidons are % ths A6st tststictive charae1
isr. feafS afe' snteftaaasd Ia Bnston of ores,
resistance, il not ri6t aea blood shed. The
rin.s st nat city say. tAsrs 4 : searas et,
esaisalion of ono thensaDd sevsn hsnared
sen plsdxsd u .rssist ths NV, and Ak5 ~
fnt gallon of li4nor destroyed hy ~ Azfh
itiss will bs the signA 5m aslie& TAs Aay-
a. hovpves. o,ene dstesmined toasnfoeoefb ~
law. s>d has isoasd Ais ros1susAies zsale-
ing upsps ~ 6G;ssas ts observe its pRsvis-
ions, or take tho consequences,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03
A Chancc fsr Speculslorsy

WE have Tor ssls, bONerea q Mpd e3poRne
to citizen Of this city, vhs N despsmined to
sell at a great bsrg,in, 20 dat the purchase
may make several thousand dollars, BY sub-di-
vidsng the tract into lots. +, This tract il stua'
ted on the direct rosd 70 O,nsha Cny-the en-
tire tract lies high and level aud s:as command
ing piece Of gFou n4 - eau be found 10 ths Vi
cinity of Council Rlaffs This IL the best chance
for speculation that has ever been offered in
this city foi years. For terms and other paSti-
culars, er-x.-f5r r,1Yrt-s
Apply TO /. l.. A. BREWSTER l. CO.,
vsnilH Real Exsas Agents,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

Democratic County Convention will as
ssDabs 1t the Court House, in Council Bluffs
On Saturday, Jsiy 81, 1858.
The object Of this Convention is to nominal,
candidates for County Judge. Treasurer and Re.
GO rder add Sheriff and transact other buiness
Of Importance.
The Townships will be entitled to represen-
tatiSn as follows; Kane township 10, Rock
ford township 8, Macedonia township 4.
L. w. BABBITT, Chairman
Democratic Central Com.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

Hfou WiNps - For near two weeks we
have had unsommonly high winds. Some
times, making the limbs OF tho cid forest
trees vibrats majestioaily and even tumble
70 the grounl. The wind occurs both Ia
fair and cloudy weather, and 1t in tervals ],
very inconv enisnt to laborsrs. .ee .s3ss
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

G. The Burlingtoa Telegraph hsa sssn
disconeisssd asd laslly ypafoAsss1 By AssEs.
Dusham Brown, and sonbinsd with shs
Hawksys. which is nov pablished daily by
these gentlemen under the title OF HAwbs5s
and Telegraph.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

CTSHowER-Ws had much needed end
reviving shower Of rain on Thursday last
that will b. Of infinite service 70 the nrops--
slight showers have occurred since, weather
little cloudy and comfortable. and vegetA-
ton sesus to be doing it's utmost in pressing
cut of the ground. T. harlttl1 t3kdI
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

Isf sTBAYEDl
r> FROM the sahse.ib.r. on or abou,
eS2As the lst Of June lat, 1t Davis Camp,
r. 4 ll1rs, rith { bls}Ik ,,saS and t.ii, III
l. t ~ Sn xsafs old. Any psfson returning
III some, or dying Information whore abe may
b found, win Be ilberail rewarded
~ e..i p. l'0f ROBERT BOYD.
Davis Camp, July :, 1855. y n161i'
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

MV We are 10 serious noed " Of dollar
or twaf' and shali b much Obliged if those
who ors. u will fork over. But those whom
we s~s-Shy--absn We hope they will b
hind saosyA - say nothing about it, until
~s ~ sss sprA-ors. We hope then to be
Gush.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

d A. 9RUSSDL vou)a iNs6rs ne public
4Cs1 ttst he has ePsnea Beeblsg Room IN
AAn,znnalnk waHh ~, 10 asD o. EaE *t-i -N e q
ia NEW. SHA KING SALO ON. ! 7, \,
Sss.. ~ ,,n:: ss.; =: ss:sas
vithoat sHpter sradging. Ibs S9bte ~ -
1itsly invited 10 call Il his reone elepe, sAanlj
~ f6e golucky = to shave them. the keen edge
d ehagriA viii b removed hy the conselsaios
thsts i vaA dsas nlssk, sas1 - vilAe Aeus huss.
Nc the 1edfhp-i. LOO D .s4asg
n Neat dser bsiow Pegan's ssess. Cssssil
BasAs JowGo - .ftte. 4 sfOtB8 rsvtht1tf,
DRONl9,T6 glass jasSi : 1ns s1sieJs. 8 : ).
! YOORHlS.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

c. We solicit the satsntion sf oar pesd :
era, this week. to ths advertisements Of L
"A. Brewster / Co.. Real Estate Agents;
Those desiring 6rst-class claims in the b4ea-
tiful Tsgritssy At .N<bsasks, veesd ind 4 =
cir interest - give them call. 1oo e sni
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

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Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

GA very Isstrrsttvs Ars oesarsed =
St. Joseph, Missouri, on sund.y night. n
~ uit, doing much damage, Los Aes -
csftSineA. sGt .zo8 cdr p,a z9fd a. 81 3
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

potatcss, peas and beans are beginning to
appear in our market st least VI have sssa
and trisd . few. Vegetables Will soou be
plenty, judging from The 6ns epptatena4 II
the gardens, aad more especially ,,Ae sx1aa.
sivs garden of Terry 4 Co. asi.'i" 2 aoa4A
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03
FOR SALE!!

FOR SALE!!
A few barrels Of choice Leaf Lard;
An excellent Surveyors Compass;
A number Of wagons;
Choice lots 10 Johnson's Addition to Coun-
ell Bluffs
sett OF Blacksmith's tools, or shop and
tools to rent. Apply TO
Mott w. y. JOHNSON.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

e. The Mics ears j in 9 high stage, but
il now slowly falling. Boats come upto our
Lar ling without hinlerance. or coaxing
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

~ within fosr nles Of this city. Alss, =
quarter section - hard woAd tis,6sr. that has
rot been eulled - est from. ahsstS niles fren
the ety; aisss > ,asarter ss<. Of hnd, lyia9 d.
rsctiy aps9 IL rcd tr.ysls1 sorth. ,ssa sbous
; miles from Ne city. teDethes vjAb ssverai
other smalleT tracts q -, sp3 : nsnber of
ehetcs city lots. which en- bs purchased as bar
J. =. JCnH4OH, lfsHs
Ceuscil BiuAs, may -, 1665s tv5nf0d
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

]. b. L1Wis, Saddle and Harness
maker. On Middle Broadway, has lust
|ssuob l1soa-st-hiss o Dae- S.6d3e, .tha,
tkroWs Iste ths shads satirsiy. al The euriosi-
tiee ofshs wssjd rsneuaed Barndn. ia
Desi1ps - Qsas sssisslsy sf tks sasr SNOW,
Lewis b psspas0d = farnish ea the shortest
sesies, :: . li..,s log q ! tt,ae~.t p,,s Is.
epasi.0 - - ~ .laa. - sas- -tAspssv.
ii:sse! AIi.g s.a:g H. u tAia me Isss beau.
~ ~ xsns me- 2os. sso1...so ?ss. OF any
nor The LITTLE na4 tta9 works behind 1t.
Jan. Lot. IS. If
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-07-03

i 4 nA4.@xs We held for safe two splendid
: ~ claims. Of 80 serss ese6, situa.
T. ~ ted within two and half mites
from tAs capitol Of Nebsssk.
Territory. sit~Ated On saoh eide OF the road "a
Elk Horn city. These claims arc hikh and
rolling, we'll watsrsd. snd are Desirable for stoeE
raising These ciain were nade on the q, :.
ly settlement Of the territory. and ne ed no com.
mendation. ~ they are too wtll known. For
price and further psrtieuiars. enquire Of
L. A. BREWSTEk 4aCO..
v5nI6tf Real Estats Agents.