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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
EVIDENCE or sAHETr.

New-York, June IL, 1885.
al havo made . chemical examination of
"Rhsdes' Fever and Agus Curs,'' or "Autidots
70 Malaria" and have tsstsd it for arsnic, msr-
curry, quinine. and strychnine, but have not
found particle Of either in it, nor have found
any substance In its competition that would
prove injurious to the Constitution
j. X. Chiffon, NJ D., Chemist"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

,,,ST, Se 33rE = {,i1 q r. s rNTnN
dhEENhs " h M OnN -
HlANKH16 Ana kaaAa ptssCesses p1'
ID Pottavattamis county. lsve
Greene, Wssre, CseF Eepids, 'o11
Greene, Wsera = akscs' tssf - 4~S''
Iowa. -,&- I .s,.a..a -. ,.,r
Collections mada;Tsxss pAsa ano sl.ao ~ ~
chased sndssld 10 any paFtsd loys-ls>e1e~
--------------------- = = ,yr.r-r
AatxL treSAeo, 49, Il 80 - sST 2Sf.r
Nh LIvr nrM9,c NY ANnF1NRERS.
LAND A0hNlS- AM Dan 1a' A>A1A' = 49,
COUNCIL nCeSs. IOWA.
COLLECTIONS made ana Psompsy rem'''
~ teo -x .u~a
Deposits rscssvsd ana Sosss~s NJ. sis
KxcAanes beagas sn4 So -.;a..
Land Warrants io0esss los '4'''
and, ~
Sold seeaees :. nos. nos.r.....w.-.-,4
Htye0 p -. .1.1s..: 80 -. .;i.1,nunl
Alfe 5fs T. : - -
~ ....s.. - = =
ana III ouAn , ..,.,. c.r.fn,lv attended
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PROPRIETOR.
aLENWOOD ADV.
r1L LEN"OOD ADV.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS!
M oKo / L 8 4 90.
RbO0W0O0S IOWUS
Would call the attention of the !.

Would call the attention Of the z
people Of Mills and adjoining
ce0atiss to the fact that they
have conplstsd thar pewvtore house and have
just received and opened one Of the largest and
host varied assortment Of new goods. ever bro
Our assortment Of Dry Goods, both Of Amer
lean and foreign manufacture are as complete
a. will be found in the western country.
Among asr Groceries may be found
% hdd. N. 0. Sugar,
eClsriksd, do
.ss - saek Rio Co&se,
,f faf;1 aR.cstae !.
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nfua, 1Cs-il1se YORK.

-
1l1l1 pf1nu JDeDup s1ss - ~ Crystal
- tka10n1f Gbu1D 1oo1lb 81 Horace
E1Dps hssh aastsks1e - pssaspasssd
- = l>nosHpo3)1lo NAieA ~ eoat-
~ 113 ffiss.-Ev0ine 1aek
[lpe Ae)4 III CSsy eseFs srS WY pop
= Jt6t6o. No&k r pAleI1ie, And the In.
r. yGs11ted o dSnd any cLnats
M hssd d tuaing,-1. Z. Dsily
)osa)onssE ~ psvvoicss has divss-
non1 el ~ hasshes sosss, and
~ lax1r,and iehsess ef . parlor
61pl 49, AAesy. N. z.
h3G SQ9tsNnppt y svsryvhsre
A 14eeser, Bsssoa.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
- = ,xkocaAt HALL.

M ,. IJ0kNSUN would annoa nee 70 the
~ IsdisssA and gsstlsmen Of this city that
- has Just opoNsa IN his new butlding. au ex.
tsosivs a1ssftapsut s4 csadiss, eonJscsicDssiss
lraiee I'D nslt pagtsriss, ceoling and unsatsx-
stso4 S62 hs VII psspaFs daily 1kv III
feoo4 - ssSa0i asl vesisu6 elAoe 1dt-
- 1u(bos - - osa16As ae bos a1se
- aDes 4fbssksAaAs1 s1naisaasy, ~.
1esoGA - ! sssi 9s4ss sssasl
A. dsss5isso, ~ ltpsD2sas - = -
~ - eSsfysD . 1slk ie1sls
s40H - -. ~ :. lOH4DoM.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
Land Agency at Council Bluffs

EHHE subscriber having opened an Office
/ at Council Blu lis, in Iowa. s prepared to
locate lands either in the kauesvle or Sioux
City land districts, on warrants or cash. Hay-
ing spent the last two years in explorine and
Surveying lands in said districts. he considers
hinasslf quailfed to make the best selections
His rates vary from to 10 dollars per quarter
section A liberal deduction from these rates
for larger tracts.
gKyKKEsCEs:
Geo S. Fisher, bankers, Ottawa, Ill.
Wm a. W. Cushman, :" "
DR.. E. Lowe, Counci! Bluffs.
J. B. Stutsman,
B. B. Pegram,
tw5n22tf ]. II. WAGNER
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dye-stufs, Books, Sta
tionsry. Also, IN assortment Of Jewelry, per-
fumery, and other notions. together with . com.
plete stock OF tobacco and cigars.
~ Pure Liquors for medical purposes only.
Gienwood, july 81 v5n21tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
GEO. HOWE.
ALDEN, HOWE B. WEIGH.
0kNK1AL HEA LIas ~
REAL ESTATE AND EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE AND EXCHANGE
FLORENCE, NEBRASKA.
CLAIMS Upon the Public Lands bought anc
~ sold Loans negotiated on reasonable terms
Collections made, and Money remitted with
promptness and dispatch. Maps illustrating
any section Of the Territory furnished as re.
quirsd, upon payment Of IS; also letters explana
tory Of the ...
NATURAL ADVANTAGES
OF Nebraska, or any portion thereof transmitted
upon the receipt ofSl
ea R1yH4BNcRe. fero
0utsman L Dpeelb Il -
AcMaAoa 4 NiIia1s, !. IT" p"
Green, Wssss I Bntop, nanksrs, /" g
y. ". Isard, Gos. sfN. r., Omaha City, n. r.
March, \ lstA ass s~e 4A44-4.
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OMAHA CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
A limited number Of lots In Omaha City ars
nov ready for private sale. Cal! on the IN
dsrsgned. or on Mr.. Boyer at Toous aud Jssk-
son store.
Lots will be given to persons who wish o.
build this season.
July d iS54.-if E. LOWE.
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JOHNSON, CASADY l. TEST.
Attorneys 4 COunsellors at Law

G E n ( r A L A ID a G NTS,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL promptly attend 10 Land Agencies
w Collections, Investing Money, Locating
and Selling Land Warrants, and all other bust
ness pertaining TO their prOfsssion, in Western
Iowa and Nebr aska
Council Bluff, Feb %. '55. n-4O-tf.
ISAAC r. ALDEN, TRANK f. WHICH
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TEIEGRAPhIC /!

tJN
HAVING made arrangements with the ST.
IL Joseph and st. Louis Express Lines. ]
am prepared to receive and fowsrd messages to
si part! Of The Union, aud obtain quick answers
Aessages recsised ct the Post Office
FRANK E. WEIGH;
xaa1M Agent. .
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DR. w. B. OGDON,

UhA w y
CURCEON Dentist. Office Oh east ssde o
y Madison ST. a few doors above the tin shop
Council Bluffs, lows. .lv2n6iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

L. III. KLINE,
A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Com
a I'll bluff. Iowa. v4n25u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

q There il constantly iu store at this e.
tabllshment, ten different msL - of Pianos, and
1--WE different make Of Aelot cons.
II Each instrument 10 guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction, or the purchase money re-
funded.
Persons At = distsncs wishing to purchase
will, by fowsrding their orders, have their wants
~ we'll and - ehsaf ly supplied ~ though per-
sonally psesent. fv5ni0u
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GRNER AL i AND a 0E NJ.
Il ssea 50 <Asesarn 1GsIss. IOWA. ~. II.
UfsaA ! :! -! !. 3 3. 3 ess - .gs; q
dents. The payment Of taxes and the pr,
ch..e and sale Of real estate generally. Wlii
s.so enter lands for settlers and give time iof
payment. '~ -
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TOOTLE Il GREENE.
WHOLESALE AhO RETAIL DEALERS,
G. IEN w O0D TOW

G L EN- w OOD, WA.
q We beg leave to call the attention
(I: OF the good people Of Mills. Potta-
u wattamie. Montgomery and Cass coun-
ties. Iowa; also, Douglas aud Cass counties,
Nebraska territory. to our large and late sup
ply Of every kind Of merchandise usually kept
In western Iowa.
Our stock Of Groceries is large and complete.
having been bought and shipped = little lower
thaa our nsishbor:. Our stock Of Hardware.
oaongWaxs. 0apAAnssAes, Boots md Shoes,
Hats snd Gaps and Ready Aads ClothinK, have
I'll bssn purchased In tie eastern eitiss. At the
lowest cash prices.
Give US . call oeforeyou purchase, and IL we
do not sell you cheap goods, we will make our
nsighbors do 30.
u Remember the cheapest house In town.
TOO rLE & GREENE.
July 81. v5n21n
I 90 ise Doors, assorted sizes, Tor sale at Glen
wood. by TOoTLE 4 GREENE.
goo lights Pine Sash. all sizes, for sale low.
= est prices by TOOTLE e. GREENE
800 sacks G. A. Salt, at Glsnwood, by
= TOOTLE & GREENE.
100 Boxes Glass, assorted at
i TOoTLE & GREENE.
7 IOOOO lbs assorted Iron, rec d 1t low freight.
l. and cheap, by TOOTLE & GREENE.
TOO Kegs asst Nails, and every other article
j for building purposes. at the chsp cash store
In Glsnvood. TOOTLE L GREENE.
rs Bsdsteads. 10 Bureaus, l2 sofas, 25 tables,
10 lounges, and any quantity of other fur,
niture, cheap, at TOOTLE & GREENE.
rs Boxes assorted Teas, put up expressly for
l our trade, (aOt sunk) very cheap, at Glen
wood by TOOTLE 4 GREENE.
WANTED.
1000 bushels " heat, Oats. Corn; also hides.
Flour, Meal Furs, Bacon, DC.
TOOTLE L. GREENE.
JOSEPH v. HINCHMAN,
II N ~ a. a. II - IT,
GLKEwooD, IOWA,
IL Would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Mills
and adjoining counties that ~
he is In receipt Of . Eener-
- al assortment Of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dye-stuffs, Books, Sta
tionsry. Also, IN assortment Of Jeweiry, per-
fumery, and other notions, together with . COM
plete stock OF tobacco and cigars.
a. Pure Liquors for medical purposes only
Gienwood, july 81 v5n21tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16
SECOND SALE OF LOTS In

SECOND SALE OF LOTS In
KEARNEY CITY.
4 T the solicitation Of our friends, vs vii
"A offer at public sale. on the prsmlsss. N
kssrnsy City, Nebraska Territory, on the ten
day Of June, and continue from day to day.
until sl sold at the option of the proprietsrs.
Terms of sale, in hand balance In and ID
mouths. JOHN BOULWARE,
JOHN McMECHAE,
A. E. MCCONNELL.
vSnl3u Sole Propristors
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

tag10 e ea6o~ssiag ssae inqatj q
ippeQnaec1 nsd6 by "Wulisn VIII 0sssk-
Asj1. Vt.,"1 notised . ststsnsnt thsl Prince =
! MAlodsops sre tuned In the eqsal temperament.
Since tAat time have examined . nambsr oi
Prince 4 Co.'S Mslodeons, With special Ieisr.
snes to the temperament, and have not found
one tsnsd In equal temperament The temper.
ansnt in the mslodsons Of Prines / Co. man
uiactars that have examined, spproachss near
Or the equal than thoss Of Carhart T. Nssdham,
but II 10 far from equal. ~ any one troubled
with aics sar. think will decide, il they try
III. chords Of F and sharp iu succession "A
+ anss. Poultney, Vt.
We are very happy to stand corrected on
this point. We made the statement alluded to
above on the authority Of 4 professor Of music
in this city, without having observed In refer
sncs to Il our sslvss-a thing We very seldom,
do We have since examined Prince 4 Co..
Mslodsons, and dad "A Tuner" right. Tho
aearsr the equal Temperature than Carhart's, it
u still unequal. We do know. however, that
s. d. e. H. W. Smiths Melodsons. sold bs H
Waters, No. 333 Broadway. are tuned IN the
quail temperament IN. Y. Musical Review.
Messrs 9. d. & II. W. Smith rank a. the frat
man nufac.urera Of the melodeou In this co tntry.
Their inaruments are recommended by the best
judges - superior la every resp<ct.-Boston
Commonwealth.
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r = T7sTIRRY s CO.,
rrrnd Kim = Ff0ldSTS, dsalsr y. Fruit
- ~ Of neas1l ftSss, Shrtbbery. Pants,
DAi0 80 9soAessf3 w.; 49,, "a h.ssi.
i,npa ss.n - s'm t.s.aTW
ultns8 paYssSs al n ..,1- .-- .-----
GEORGk SNYDER
hrropNEY Ar LAW, Mercantile, Col
A ,..,n- I'D fand Agent, Coapcl Bluffs,
MsII n,.ctics In Al lhs coprss Of western
s.S Nchr.ska. Lands selected and ioca-
"a ..r..ts bought and sold, taxes paid, titles
- 49,! S..3e snel etker writings drawn with
- -. vith t6e County Judge on Broad
y5n25tf
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II. D. JOHNSON
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Extracts from Editorials concerning G. GIL.
bert and Oompany's Premium Eslian Pisuos
The Hoiian Forte 10 undoubtsAly the lost
perfect m uscsl instrument hsnan iaosauity hes
constrncted. Two instruments - blended In
one The Eolian 10 beth attashsd aaa dstach-
ed; 30 that the piano may b pa4ysd With or
without u; or, with one hand the porfennsr
may elicit the mslodious strains sf The Eelian.
and with the other invoke the hasneaiae Of ths
piano. The instrument which, IL the svsnioe,
incited 70 the dance Or aided Ne - tivs song,
gives forth In ths msvutag. the pssliag tsnss
whieh prelude ssd asooopasy ths sslens hyns
Mr. waters nsW Foo0s 80 vas1 inai1i16 =
the levsss q os1ie. bet ha - aa1h6n2 O.
hs ree0s s4lal = bsaaty - ea0p1ni3oa
e 0ilhsstse Dnina Ria1ko 1usaosy- ~ =
Wn1 Ae9 Soosel esas tsses / a@aEi
The vasis1y - absssl1 ,seths s0,as -
oeay b aPpss1aAsa - tksae vha 49, 49,
oaOai1ss6I IiasaSnsases = As. WS1sa' sslal
tAkosse-M..Y. 1sbsss. ss u .a@-sIg !.
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JOSEPH v. HTNCHMAN.
IL II ~ q q II - -

GLKEwooD, IOWA,
Would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Mills
and adjoining counties that =
he is In receipt Of gener-
80 al assortment Of Drugs,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

GEO. HOWE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-16

ISAAC r. ALDEN, FRANK T.. WEIGH.
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Council Bluffs,
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17
James II. Lucas.

Capt. Wineland's fine boat is getting to
be a great favorite with the business and
travelling community. This is not 10 be
wondered at. With such efficient officers
and such magnificent floating palace.
how could it be otherwise. We were on
board the Lucas during her stoppage at
Aehison, and witnessed one of the incest
and most interesting assemblages of young
persons ever congregated together. They
were from Liberty, Mo-, and had accepted
of the liberal invitation preferred by Capt.
Wineland, to take pleasure trip to St.
Joseph. When at Atchison they had Just
got fairly under way, and were doing some
" tall dancing to the music OF "Taylor's
celebrated St. Louis Cotillon Band" The
party were well cared for, and safely land
ed at Liberty, where they reluctantly left
the company of the courteous and gentle
manly officers.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

hundred dollars.
Office of the Colonel of Typographical Engi-
neers:
For blank books, binding, and stationery,
seven hundred dollars
For miscellaneous items, five hundred dol
lars
FoR RTHE GENERAL PURPOSES OF THE NORTH
WEST EXECUTIVE BUILpING.-For compensa-
tion of four watchmen Of the northwest execu-
tive building, two thousand four hundred dol
lars.
For compensation of two laborers of the
northwest executive building, eight hundred and
sixty-four dollars.
For fuel and light, two thousand four humid
red dollars.
For miscellaneous items, one thousand six
hundred dollars.
For THE GENERAL PURPOSES OF THE BUILD
ING CORNER OF AND SEvENI EETH STREETS.
For compensation of superintendent, four
watchmen, and two iaborers, for said building,
three thousand eight hundred and two dollars.
For repairs and improvements, ten thousand
two hundred and ffty-three dollars and forty
cents.
For fuel and compensation of fremen, one
thousand nine hundred and forty-two dollars
and fifty cents.
For contingent expenses, one thousand four
hundred dollars.
FRO be CONTINUED.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17
Remarks of the Sneaker.

On being conducted to the Chair, DR..
Stringfellow said:
GEarLEMENI need not say 10 you
that / am proud of the distinction you
have conferred upon me. and that from my
heart thank you-to do SO, would convey
but feeble idea of the feelings which ami
mate me on this occasion. You have to-
day, gentlemen, conferred on me an honor
which prize more highly than any other
In the gift of the House or the people. The
honor of presiding over the first House of
Representatives in Kansas Territory. To
have intimated one year ago that such a
result would be wrought out, one would
have been called visionary-to have
predicted that to-day Legislature would
assemble, almost unanimously pro-siavery,
and with myself for Speaker, would have
been thought mad. For these reasons,
and because of the fact that the destinies
of our glorious Union hang upon our ac-
tions-because the eyes of the world are
upon us-the eyes of fanatical and malig-
nant enemies are closely watching us-the
eyes of sympathising friends are anxiously
fixed upon us-for these reasons, and feel
ing that it is a high and responsible trust
you have confded to me, feel both proud
and most grateful.
In conclusion, allow me to hope, gen
tlemen, that in our deliberations, courtesy
and candor may mark our course. so that
nothing unpleasant may interrupt that har-
mony which l hope will ever subsist
amongst US.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17
THE TERR1roR1AL REG1srER.-Tl

THE TERRITORIAL REGIsTER.-The
publication of a paper with the above title,
has been commenced at Leavenworth city,
in the Territory. The editorial depart
ment being in charge of Mark w. Dela-
hay, Esq, who announces himself Ma
tional Democrat, and declares his intention
to publish strictly Democratic journal.
There is entirely too much old fogyism in
the Register to succeed in this territory.
The fast people of Kansas have condensed
the old party issues down to the one ques-
ton of slavery Or freesoil, and the attempt
On the part of any editor to dodge this
question, will result with fatal csnsequen-
ces to his paper. Until the South have
some assurance that her rights will be
protected, we do not wish to see her citi-
zens divided on any question. We have
one great point to gain, when that is ac-
complished, there will be plenty of time for
designing politicians to get up political
hobbies whereby they can ride into office
The mechanical execution of the Register
reflects credit OF the enterprising publisher
Mr.. Archibald NJ. Sewer. Terms of the
paper, So, 90 per annum. in advance.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

RIrcHERDsoN's ExPREss.-By refer
ence to our advertising columns, it will be
seen that Regular Missouri River Ex.
press, for the safe carriage and delivery Of
money, packages and valuable articles, has
been established. We have much conf
dence in the success of this new enterprise,
as it is of inestiInable value to the business
men on the river. Persons wishing 10
send money or other valuables to St. Louis,
will find an agent of Mr.. Ritcherson on
either the Polar Star, f. X. Aubry, ]. H.
Lucas or Edinburg.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

DELAwARE.-Not town In Kansas Ter
ritory presents more inducements for actual
settlers, than this fourishing place. 1t is
beautifully located on high bluff, surround
ed by heavy timbered lands; and water
abounds in great quantities A number
of new buildings are now in progress OF
erection, and other works of improvement
are being carried on. The indomitable
perseverance of those interested In the
place, is sure 10 make of Delaware, some
thing more than mere to1cn.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

More FREIGHr.-The steamer Sara
max, on her last trip up the Missouri, put
off at Atchison, for one of our Salt Lake
firms, at least one hundred and twenty tons
of freight. 1t is only necessary torefer to
the freight books of our principal Missouri
river boats, TO learn that Atchison is first
of all town on the Missouri river, In COM
rnereial Importance.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

THOMPSON HOUSE, LIBERTY, Mo-
One of the best Hotels in the western
country, without question, is the Thompson
House in Liberty, kept by that prince of
good fellows, THOMAS MURPHY, Esq.
We speak from experience. when we state
that his table always abounds with the ''fat
of the land" and the atteation shown his
guests, is such as will leave no cause for
grumbling in the minds of any of his pa
irons. On the 4th of July, Murphy gave
a social party, which was truly a magnifi-
cent affair. The youth and beauty of
Liberty, were present, enjoying themselves
to the fullest extent. We do not remember
Of setting down to a better supper than was
there prepared, or of enjoying one more.
Should Murphy receive that support his
eminent qualifications as landlord entities
him to, his house would be continually
jammed from the cellar to the garret.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

SrRAxED Or SroLEN.-Disappeared
from our table, In a mysterious manner,
one day last week. our Gold Pen. We
cannot do the human race the injustice TO
accuse one of its speices of stealing. as it
were, the bread out of our mouth, but we
will, in the most delicate manner possible
insinuate that the aforesaid article did not
svalk out of our possession We sincerely
hope that If viii return In the same myste-
rioas manner it disappeared.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

PErERsoN's NATIONAL MAGAZINE for
July is a magnificent number, even surpas-
sing the rich numbers which Peterson has
from time to time given to the public
This periodical, besides being very cheap,
is one of the very best now published. We
eheerfully ask for it an extended patronage.
All should subscribe, and if they would
take our advice they would do so without
delay.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17
Foreign News.

Dates from England, by the s,s.n
America. of the 23d uh., are yerv ;roa ,ef
tant. We give it to our readers in ao
densed form.
The affairs before Sebastopol rem.;
unchanged. The allies, if anythino o
loosing ground,
The Allies had met with serious c,o,,
before Sebastopol on the 18th juno. Tba
French and English respectively at,acL.5
the Malakof and Redan Towers, but wo..
both repulsed with great slaughter. Detail,
could not be looked for before the end -
June. But in the meantime, private al
vices of the most serious description we,.
agitating the public mind. According to ono
account, the British loss alone was not sbo,,
of 5000, including among the killed Gen
Campbell, and upwards of seventy otbe,
officers.
The London Morning Herald saws the
British carried the works of the Redan-
were stopped by deep trench, where thev
were exposed to murderous fire from the
Redan as well as the Malakoff towe,
whose guns embodied the outworks of the
former. The ships in the harbor laid
broadside, pouring also their shots into the
troops on their retreat.
The British loss is stated at from four to
five thousand, and believed to be greater
than during any former action in the war.
Many officers of distinction, besides Sir
John Campbell; whilst the French lost,
with general officers, vast number of
killed.
The news from the army is very indefi-
mite, as in every instance when the allies
have been worsted in an encounter, it takes
a long time to get correct version of the
affair. We are anxiously looking forward
for Russian report of the above engage.
ment, as we have reason to think the Al
lies have met with a more serious loss than
is recorded above. Our sincere wish is
that all future actions may terminate alike
disastrous to the Allied Powers, until
finally worried out and exhausted in means
and men. they will be forced to make
peace on the terms offered by Russia. Sue
cess, we say to the Russian arms!
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

BRIcK HousEs.-We are of the opinion
that Brick Houses can be put up in At
Gibson cheaper than any other building.
We have seen several estimates made for
Houses of this description, and in every
instance the odds were in favor of Brick
Buildings. We would advise all who an
ticipate putting up either store or dwelling
houses, to call upon Mr.. John Bennett of
this city. and get an estimate of him for
brick building. We are confident a saving
can be made.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

GoDEY's LADY's Book for July has
been received. 1t, like all its predeces-
sors, fully sustains the high reputation Of
the periodical. .Godeyis certainly most
capital magazine, and richly deserves the
patronage Of every lady in the United
States. We read it with great pleasure
and profit.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

sg Most of the Mormon emigTants
who have been landed at Atchison the
present season, have started for their destl-
nation, and viii soon be IN the Salt Lake
valIey-in their eyes, the promised
land"