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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-29

THE TRIUMPH OF CLINGMAN-ALL HAIL!
GLORIOUS EIGHTH

GLORIOUS EIGHTH!
MESSRs EDITORS Allow me to say a word to you
after having felt well the great triumph in
the glorious Eighth District Iwi attempt
vey you idea OF feelings oyer the result for it
would be in vain that | would do language
fails to express the emotions which fill the bosoms
of the Southern Rights Republicans of the noun
tans. The battle has been fought, the victory won,
and dearly was it won. Never since Mr. Ciingman
has been before the people for office, has such
interchangeable effort beer made against him. and
did his Old and tried friends fight with such ndom-
liable courage under his colors. The members of
the Bar from Wilkes County to the Georgia line,
with the exception Of few noble " young spartans
arrayed in all their power to effect his defeat.
Know NothingiSm in all its phases at work,
not openly, but secretly in the hands of Deputy
SierifS, Corstables, &C. catch the innocent and
unwary, and the " old guard,' of them were
for time deuded from the path of rectitude, but
upon seeing their error they returned to our fold.
1t would have done you good to have witnessed
the ability, and untiring energy with which
champion conducted the campaign For almost Eve
months was he actively engaged in the canvass-he
worked with zeal and ardOr all the time a:, the
suit has shown the fruits of his labor Know Moth
ing has received severe and mcrited rebuke and
the Eighth District in defiance of all opposition
will be represented in the next Congress by tried
and true the interests of the South. Thrice do
say all hail to the republican party of the Eighth
Messrs. Editors it is not far from this place. called
Cherokee, to Georgia. In the adjoining Distri ct in
that State, Hon. Howell Cobb is in the field opposed
by Harris, X. n.
In the Augusta District, Hon. A. H. Stephens is
sweeping down all opposition. He is running with
out competitor-the X. Ms having declined to
nominate candidate against him-and is comp
mentcd by public dinners wherever he goes.
am yours truly, &C.,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-29

DEATH Ex-GovERNoR METcALF-L ousville
August 2I.-Ex- Governor Metcaf of this State
died on Saturday, of cholera, at his residence For
est Retreat
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-29

Give us American politics and American reli-
gion. "-KennetA Rdynor.
We don't know of any American religion, except
Mormonsm Shakerism, and Mlerism. These are
native American religions The Chi istian religion,
we believe is Of foreign origin, and it's founder not
a native of America.-Isrre Haute Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-29

We publish below, from the Louisville Tir.-
further accounts of the late disgraceful riot in
iSyille:
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

A French author of the polished age
of Louis lie. Grand has remarked that
the history of England was SO character
ixed by slaughter that il ought to be writ
ten in blood by the executlonary. The
war OF the roses, the tyrany of Henry the
VIM, and the public execution OF a
crowned head can be outdone by many pa
RODS of French history even If St. Bar
tholomew and the great Revolution were
left out OF the catalosu cue. For the death OF
male monarchs the females seem to
have managed bettei-Russia has the
worst eminence Such list as the fol.
lasiag account of century cannot be
prepared from the annals of any. Europe
an kingdom-and scarcely perhaps from
an asiatic monarchy il ordinary times.
17f3. Alexis, son and heir of Peter
The Great executed by order OF his father
1880. Peter II, son of Alexis, "died
openly, deposed and murdered ; with
him ends the male branch of the house Of
R0mAnof.
1910. Ivan Antonovitch, an infant sue
ceedirg his aunt Anna, in i740. In a
year hc Was GcpoSeu " b1' SouS.n 'AN
IMPRESS Elizabeth, who confined him In
vsriou. prisons. In 1894 he was made
away with by Catherine Ii during an
insurrection.
1855. Peter ILL.,, murdered by his
wife, the Empress Catherine IL.
1901 Pau Thor son murdered by con-
spiracy of his mobiles. \.
1895. Alexander supposed tCr time
20 have been made away with by the con-
spracy which broke out on his death; later
discoveries-from Russian sources, how
ever-throw doubts on this rumor.
That is something like reignlng ex-
claimed the youthful Louis XIV, in re-
ference to the absolute power of the Tu. k
ash Sultan.
':But Sire several Of these Sultans have
been strangled in my time !" said an old
who dreaded the impression.
Still Russia Is super eminent in the en-
mails of despotism every Emperor ormale
heiv from Peter the Great to Alexonder,
murdered.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
Getting Married

1t is curious to some TO note how peo-
ples ideas of preparation for this species
Ofamusement vary. Nose and Lize take
a notion" to each other. Nose buys a
second hand bedstead, three chairs. ta
BILE, small looking glass. and stand ;
while Lie provides hen feather bed.
foar sheets, and two coverlids, table
cloth, six towels, some little minor ar
xangements, with disposition to make
xxo best of everything. and forthwith !
blessing dhe. are paid for the minister's
Sn house; the seslr joint venture on keep
story back room, wihtff wihtffreo' is IN three
chamber attached, where the na oy-hine
born before either parent is of are 'AoS rr Is
Count-tbe cost, on The other hand na~ar
thinking of the matter until he is tbirtv
courts Miss Prudence for fourteen vears
perpetually putting off thA "happy dav y
6ceausc tv -,~.-...-fPJ uay,
boy ninestoried marble front ON Style
street. and furnish two suites 0 rece ption
rooms in ebony and SILVER; preferrng,
4for such acquisition) TO wait until bo1h
are too old-almost. to be glad the sus
pense is ended. They get the big house,
have . grand Wedding great many en-
erzies, a.few kiends. and no children. AZ
ter two sumptuous funerals. and one long
lawsuit. the property IS atfength equally
divided between the 'rTlmbuctoo Female
Moral Reform Association,"' and the law,
gers who contest the viii in behalf Of a
bind cousin. who fights it on the ground
q t:assnty," alleging the courtship OF
the parties as evidence thereof. The
cousin, being at length ruined, tie Tim
buctoo'' directors compromise by paying
opposing counsel's fees and costs. and the
maxble- front with oil its belongings iscon-
verted into cash. Ten years Afterwards,
the hooks of the sexton. and the stone ia
AeA ceaetesy. are the oaly records Of the
e1ittence of Mr.. sCosnt-t Ne cost aad bis
forgotten bride. Funny world. very.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

-FxLI1Na OF THE DELL.-An accident re-
Gently occurred at Moscow which produ-
ced great alarm. The large bell Of the
towel of Ivan Velik, in the Kremlin, fell
to the ground at the moment when the
ceremony ofswesring allegiance and 6del-
ity to the new Emperor was going On, and
Dy its fall crushed nearly 100 persons
For people SO superstilious as the Rus
slams this disaster has appeared most
singular omen. and the letter which gives
al account of the event states that the ef.
feet ON the public mind has been that Of
great CONSERVATION.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

: AncukrfE.-The National Inteligencer
has 4 cerleAeeqdept Who procures : series
'oERumbets on-ihjs subject. { s .r.,,a.iH
lsss0s6ore, you bow 70 slsdyr u the
streetbpefmit her to decide whether you
may eo so or not. by a least : look Of re-
cognition. nc i. ia
3. Excuse my glove b an unnecessa-
ry apology; for the glove should not be
Withdrawn to shake hands.
3. When your companion bows to .
lady, you should do the same. When
gentleman bows to a lady in your com
pany, always bow to him Ia return.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

TNHOSE indebted to the subscribers for lum-
i Der will please to settle their account i'm
mediately, or they toiil certainly ha cost ad-
ded. We must have money 10 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 it
up, for We are determined 10 have cash down
for every foot we sell in future.
So send along the cash If you want lumber
or your teams will be sent back without it,
This we mean for everybody without exception
w. JEFFREYS s 60.
October 10th 1654-n5-tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

II ~ ~ -@S0114s Nr>1n1 IA s1ssW~
.aaii s'1o.33oa1ssad~St, ,sllawsYefk. -
0PPoaaTi0k ~ sasef I alssl1, 9
1922 - nsel1, = ~ o 1e1Ctl
Ae1siefAGe4a- cepyrf1At - fy1t! -
iitIsu 611sf .aAise I con nposssss 'e.i0 sAeirf >
sal to extend to Mr.. WLtJss the teearGo1aseN
tho go, K1fAaskist isnuAsais sales- having
abund1Atatkidsaoe stkat hs has psMi" eoeeass-
grsI dH5psls zs5si1 - 1o.1 : 1661Iye
talent, aud t. saprt toe aatjonsk kcurrency. His
stock Of American aud European music JIM
meuse. and tAGcaAbSsAOf Ms s~t tdeAca-
tioas 10 ons -, tAe largest sea best ses0Ctedlin
the United Shtsss He has also nsds great
rsdsetion iathe Ptices of Ptano., AesIUeeons
and Musicale IAsG1ualeots Of oil kiudG eupe..
risp toned 64f usaavo piaaos for IS, e00Vssd
s<925. interior Of ~ good quality, ahd iu.sss
NESTS xs strong and as durable ~ those wetcn
cost $500. Pianos Of every variety OF ssyh
and price up TO $1,000. comprising those Of ter
different maAafsctories among them the cot
ebratsd modern impro sed Horace Waters n
amos aud the first premium Kolian Pianos OF
IT. Gilbert d Co.'s make, Owners of tho $50
liam patenD. Secondhand pianos at great bar
gains. Prices fro~a $40 to $50. Meiodeons
from Eve different manu factories, including the
we'll known S. D. g. H. w. Smiths meledeons
ttsned the equal tempeSament1 the best made
in the Uaited States. Price S45, $50, SIS,
$Io0, $lI5.. $l2s, Sl35 and $50 Smiths
double baak melodesn 5000. Each Piano and
Meiodeon guaranteed The best terms To- the
trade. schools, &c; l2lS per ceut. discount
to clergymen and churches. All orders prompt
ly attended to. Music sent to ali parts of the
country, postpaid at the reduced rates. Gen
era; and sOIect catalogues and schedule 0f pri-
ces Of Pianos forwarded to any address free oi
charge. rn41-3m1
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
To Officers, Soldiers, Seamen. &c,
OF ALL WARS: THEIR WIDOWS
NJ n nm


AND MINOR CHILDREN.
- M. KNIGHT, Attorney for Government,
-. Claimants, Washington, d. c.. contin'
ues to give prompt aud personal attentu
TO the prosecution Of Claims OF every descriP-
lion tagainst the General Government, and par
ticuIarly TO those before the Treasury Depart-
ment, Pension and Bounty Laud Bureaus Pa
te ut and General Land Offices, ,& Board ofCisims
An experience OF years, and familiarity with
the means Of obtaining the EARLIEST and most
favorable action on Claims, with his faeiities
for the dispatch of business, justify him In as
suriug correspondents, claimants, and the pub
lie generally that interests ntrusted to his keep
ing will not be neglected.
PENSION, BouSDy LAND, PATENT AND PUBLIC
LAND LAWS.
Aehas nearly ready for gratuitous distribu.
ton among his correspondents, land those who
may become such,) neat pamphlet contain
ing synopsis of the existing Pension, Bounty
Land, Patent and Public Land Laws, down TO
the end of the late Congress-incluiing the
Bounty Land Act Of Sd March, 1855,
under which all who have heretofore received
less than lou acres are now ntitied to additioa-
al land; said Act grants also 160 ao,es to all
Officers, Nonco ommissioned Officers, chaplains,
soldiers, wugon masters, teamstets, and friendly
Indians, OF the army, including state troops
volunteers, and malitia-and all officers, sea-
men, ordinary seamen, marines, clerks, and
iandsmen, OF rAe Navy, not heretofore provided
for, ~ho have served not less than fourteen
days (aniess in battle) at any period since l776;
and TO Tue widows and minor children of all
such personsentiled and deceased.
This pamphlet contains "Forms of Appica-
ton" more fuil aud complete than any else
where to be fouud; adaptedto the wants Of every
class of claimants under the act, with copious
decisions and instructions Of the Department,
and practical sugI estions az to the course to be
pursued Ia suspended or rejected cases.
Parties not wishng 70 avail themselves of
the facilities afforded by this Officein SEC curtns
prompt and personal superintcndeGcs Of tlisi-
claims at the Departments, can obtain copies
Of tho above pamphlet by remitting thirty cents
in postage stamps.
Inducements to Correspondents.
Correspondents who prepare shG forward Ca
ses for management for this agency will be dealt
blanks gratis, aud kept constan nfly adyfssesT ii III
the changes that from time to time occur in the
execution of the law.
IL Is within the subscribers power to direct
MS correspondents to the locality of very many
persons entitled under the late act: and having
obtaiued several thouAaad land warrants under
iormeI laws, ne is inpossesson OF data that will
maseriaisy assist is securing additional bon nty.
ress Aae~ Ne = siAel ratss-sad contingent
uPoA thes NdM Issien~ 6 claims. - y 10y
Ihe'hishost cash prices given for land war
Iants, Rsseautiouary Scrip and Illinois Laad
H Address, blH s. M. KNIGHT.
APsh ., as'--n52-Aw. Washington city
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

mead O0aI. ~ We Head Of Broad
way. My fqiend denlea viii be at
yoiss3lk aoS4o~ SO Apdyh tisfx-
sAS1. 1.t<bn!hmenf pf rsfs selections, sfpr
sks advertisement ih smother column.


= a. '' Wyon1nx, ,g-s 8, IL
Thsse 1es;res. Of making = fostaae IN
'sy4at time, would do vef 70 make an
snyastnent in the above named beautiful
and healthy town site. To Merchants,
Mechanics and Laborers seeking a GOOD
location, itoffsr, rare inducements. For
fnrther particulars. consult advertisement
4 The Bugle."
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
TO FARMERS, AND FRUIT.
9s48S GROWERS

would say to all those wanting f,lit trees
l IN the spring, thatit Win be necessary for
them to hand in their orders before tn e. ssh
this n,snth rs shall receive no orders sfter
that date. Iwpdh 1ls1 slk ibat1 will furnish
anything in the ffnit Or -oss saaDeatal IHasH M
Those expecting to pet tssss 4tom: nae Wi
plesss hasd sor sendfin e,eir orders 1t once. AZ
! shall bringno trees - dtS9ss q, ss1cspys1 l.
ordered: iCouucfi3Kiu6s C.t(.
Feb 9th SIS. . s1s Nsa4Y6. i
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

STEAM PLAININ MILL.
UMBER YARD and Sash, Door. Blind
II Moulding and Box Factory. corner Of o al
Ion Id Thirteenth streets. Office, North side
of Olive, No. lit, between Ith and 5th streets,
ST Louis, Missouri.
We have always on hand the following arti
cles, warranted Of the best material and work
thoroughly seasoned by steam, and
as low as simi lar work can be furnished in the
west. ffaxfel Doors, Window Sash, Rollap
Binds, Stationary Blinds, Mantels, Door and
Window Frames, Pine and Popular Weather.
boarding. Whito and Yellow Pine Flooring,
Shelving, Shingles and Lathes. =
VI Boxes Of every description made to orders
WILLIAM WADEs3 co.
March ~, rs. .s7a44 a . fn4s.6m, =
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
To Old Soldiers.

DE recent act of Congress, all Soldiers who
ID have heretofore obtained bounty land for
services, are cntihed to receive additional ad
diliopal Waxrast for SO many acres as Will uIake
osa hundred and sixty i'll The whole; thus, those
Eho have received forty acres, will be entitled
sssss&~ -i---i ------s-s1U oHo uuud-
red and twenty acres; these who have received
eighty, AN additional warrant for eighty acres.
All who are entitled to receive additional
warrants, can do SO by calling tire undersign
ed, at his office. opposite the Paci fic House, In
Council Bluff City WM. c. JAMES.
April Sd, 1855. adi-a.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
EE The "Prohibitory Liquor Law
has about 1000 maj rity.
The Mails.

81 The Mails
In future the Southern Mail will arrive
at P. NJ. on Sundays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. and depart next mornings st 4
o'clock.
The Eastern Mail arrives aud departs
about the same time, as heretofore
Both mails will be closed at S o'clock
same evenings of arrival.
The mail for Omaha, Nebraska, departs
on Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays,
at O'Clock A. NJ, and arrives in return
at ls o'clock NJ, same days.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
HO! II H T.
&c S-IEKD ~ W III
STILL SURVIV ES!

WE STUD Y TO PLEASE.
V1IE the undersigned would most respectfully
" announce to our friends and customers,
that we have received entire new, aud well
selected stock Of GOODS, at our new, large and
eommodious building, No. 76, Broadway, Coun-
ell Bluffs, where We will be happy to see our old
friends and customers, and cordially invite all in
want Of good bargains to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as it is no
neable to show Goods We are determined TO
Sell as low as any house in the West our mot
to i, as it ever has been, ''Smal profits aud quick
sales.
N. B. All kinds OF furs, peltries, dry hides
and merchautable produce, taken in exchange
for goods, and received on debts as payments.
TOOTLE s. JACKSON.
Council Bluffs city, Jan. 4, lo53-37-t:
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

a~br Gov. Natterson, Of illinois. has is
sued : proclamation in regard to the cleo
don Of Lyn.. Tsumbull to the U. 5. Sea-
.se. The question Of Trumbull's eligibl'
;tv 70 the Office to which he has been eiee-
ted. is left for decision to the U. 5. SEN
ate.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27


One toRy one year, paid invariably IN
advance, So
One copy, one year, paid within six months, 90
's 4" Z" Z" after 90 " 5 90
:" s six months, In advance, 2 90
Single copies, neatly enveloped. 5
Orders for the Bugle by mail will not be filed
except when accompanied by the subscription
price. Twelve aad oue-haf per cent deduc tioE
will be made TO clubs OF cash subscribers
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

Hr The news Of the death Of the En-
peror Paul. in 1901. was twenty one days
IN getting to London. That of the late
Emperor Nicholas, four hours and quar-
ter.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
GREAT FIRE /!

WE will inform our friends that we are not
w burnt out, but arc ia a worse condition,
having sold large amount Of on goods for
mems promises to pay. which they wholly dis
regarded, therefore. as we have no Insurance
company to look to for our losses, all persons
knowing themselves indebted Will CONE Usand
PAY UP their accoants and notes, and relieve US
In our time Of need as well as save cost and
trouble. McMAH1N l. WILLIAMS.
T0G 81 tUtf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
NOTICE.

4 corporation under the name OF "The Coun.
~ Gil Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Company"
has been organized under the general corpora
loE law of the State of Iowa, and its principal
place for transacting business is the counting
room Of James A. Jackson, Council Bluff city
Iowa. The nature of the business of the COM
pany is to p ocure bouts and TO keep and insiu-
tain ferries on the Missouri, Elk Hern AND Loup
Fork Riyers and to carry on trade with the IN.
dians and whites along said line.
The capital stock OF the company Is elev-A
thousand dollars, negotiable aud transf.t b
by vote of the majority Of board Of directors
aud 10 be paid III upon cali of the board Of ds-
rectors.
The time Of eonmencemen of said fncorps
ration " as the a3d July 1853, 10 coutinue twea
ty years. s4gw
The affairs OF the company to be cond ucted BY
board Of directors, consisting of a president.
secretary, treasurer and other directors to bs
elected ANNUALLY on tho frst Monday Of fsach
year. ~ IN E FL ..se#a svA -
The Indebtedness Of the company shall at no
time exceed the sum Of seven thousand dollars
tslIs ~ 1'5t-uiQif ~ 44N tt&Ha
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

A farm well suited for agriculture. and max
ing money by keeping travellers, and another
for grain growing and stock raising Al so
WANTED, good steady industrious pratical
farmer-and hands to DO large job of ditch
ing. For particulars inquire of
-, J. L. JOHNSON, agent.
March l6 'o5 Mott
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

II A bill is before the New York
Ieg.:lsttFen TO canstxacs asaother kpSpea-
ei1 saAosasnSGAte Niagara.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
., nia!nt2qfk's ! Meat llaflfsA,i ~
Opposite nv CltyaHo1d. Rro.d wav

3ssf l.',s , Cattle, shssp noe1
hsRd, ap4l for ssaN. !. 81 affseIe ef nnmh.- ~
bssf fesh Ind cofn{ {d-l1Su -l1S ut2oa : IA ~
I'll primo AtkisS u. ddaaa0ik - sNtasia =
sS14.H HBsdlIg2EiAi IS. a,.nse-s
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
MEDICINES

MEU1UINES7 -
WARRANTED TO CURE THE AGUE.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture, -
Western Tonic Syrup,
Bragg's Indian Queen Tonic Pills,
Thompson's ponie Powders.
For Diarrhea, Summer Complaints, and
other diseases,
Rowand's Syrup of Blackberry,
Essence of Life,
Cholera Syrup.
Jaynes' Popular Medicines,
Mofutps Pills and Bitters,
Syrapof Sarsaparilla.
And various other Fcmiiv Medicines, for
sale at the Store under the Bngle Office. by
WM. d. JOHNSON.
Omaha Nebraska, m. Is, 1855.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
J. E. JOHNSON.

J. E. JOHNSON. ~ 4
Hensra! agent and Notary Public, Council
~ sinn: Iowa Win attend to buying SELL
ing seasalsg and entering lands, purchasing
s.,sa or eiaihs- paying ta1ea, or giving
nnohmat as len IN regard 70 the eoantry, iwfth, q
without Drps, and 10 the e9ecutis !. az IN ieg1i
instruments. i'ti q - i-1,'s ,'-'.''6 ~
!. tsfl'ce inP.s0. Buildings. Madison Street. >
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
/. ID. JOHNSON, J. P. CAsABY, 5. ID. TEST.
Carriage & Wagon Shop.

EOliE Undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of Council Bluff City and vicinity,
! that he has changed his gu rtess from the
upper end Of Madison Strret, to the lower, a
few doors from the Post Office, where he may
be found at all times, ready to do all work in
his line of business. Il. +. TREYNOR.
ouncilBlufs, March, 13, '55. n45-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
TO CLAIMANTS on THE SWAMI

- LANDSl--AAl perssns having bon
'sfide chin4s BY sctfeaaens or impro vemsut, on
any Il the Laiids wsfch haze bsedA selected IN
PUtn1atsahnie County as Swamp and OVER
Rowea BANDS, sfe sse&by ,pstifed to come.be-
fore the Comfy Court, within nfnsty days frnrr;
tns 40 dAy q 1eAsca;, I65. and prove their
~ 4ese@o. u s5cssianee wishthe ret Of the
0oessaF Al:sme ssf The State of1owa.
FRAkKsfREEf, Z
ga ksca lss srssesYrae' fSnSnfv s4Sflons
RA4NhspB, t~s~fi aes . s4 ID 66ir1
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
Bounty Land!

! - Bounty Land!
YNHE subscr, ben offer their services TO fhe
u old soldiers and others, to make out he
necessary papers for procuring their LAND
VARIANTS. Having special sgent in
Wsshingtsn City. They are prepared to attend
rsliabi!ity.. w. : - :.
JOHNSON, CAsADY & TEST,
General Land Agents
Council Bluffs. Iowa. apr II. 1865. natl
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
CARSON'S RAhCnE

(FoEMERLY THE "GLODE SALOON.
THE subscriber announces to she citizens
] of Council Bluff City, and the rest of
mankind, that he has opened Restaurant at
tho cid and we'll knewn stand the Globe Saloon,
where he will be happy to wait OH all who ia.
vor him with their patronage. His table shall
be as well supplied as the market win allow,
lunch will be served up at 10 O'Clock.
All day his bar is supplied with choice wines
aud liquors. Strangers visiting the city will
fad this a very convenient and comfortable
place 10 get the wants Of Nature supplied
J. w. CARSON.
Council Bluffs, Aug. 9Th ,54-n44 If.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

.a.ns. o,sf I'd. aEffa, ~ Eks Jrvssx, oy
Il PicesKaN Nt9afa3 b2 1Qt i9 fh4 ~ Apnn
knluire of -. J0liNS ], x&3jk.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
Rates of Advertising.
TUE SEMT-WEEKLY BUGLE.

b arriage aalice, 100
Lirtsh and Deaths published free of charge.
Bus,n C;rcs Ordinary size.) pr hund., 2,5O
'' - oyer one hundred, /" - 2,oO
ash In ,ance will be required for all ad-
vertisements, except where certain responsible
ty 10 kaown to exist.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
AN EXTRA CHANCE1!
FOR SALE

Que mile flsn Council Bluff City, the north
~ east quarter, ofnortll east quarter, of Sec
ton 27, Township rs, Range Al. Containing
10 acres. all under fence and cultivation,
couple OF good houses on it. For further par.
ticulars nga re at my office, ST. Mary, Feb.
9Th. l355. ,
PETER A. SARPY,
n37 -5tn
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
COM VI Z X RCIAL.

COUNCIL BLUEFs Cry, J
Friday Morning, April.27, 1855.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

CORRECTED sExI-wEEKLy BIZ THE EDITOR.