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FLOUR.
OOO sacks Fine aud 5. +. Flour in store and
for sale by ]. B. JENNINGS
ST. Joseph.
CHEESE.
% boxes prime w. X. Cheese, just received
l. and for sale by J. b. JENNINGS.
''"oou Main ST., ST. Joseph.
FRESH OYSTERS.
10 dozen fresh cove Oysters, gust received
L and for sale by J.B. JENNINGS
WANTED.
OOO pounds beeswax; 5000 bushels Beana
" anu all tue dry hides in North Missouri.
j. B. JENNINGS.
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Lost.-A ~ heavy Geld Pso1tliS.d ~
with dogt Asad minatnre Tor tie TOP. Iii;
was the Editors last. and ! mach walked . y.
snt fron. friend. Secure his gratl.ad. 49,.
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lOo Chofce Lots,
Situated In Beer Addition to Council BlufY.
For sale by sts
CASADY 4 TEST.
OCT. @5' %. v5u13tf
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BOOKS.

Do1sd volumes Of the Times and Seasons;
Also, 0. Prstt's popular work.
J. f.. JOHNSON.
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COMMISSION MERCHANT. ''
49, Deekr ~ Cssstsy Produce, West s,d. -
Asss Ssrea, Hposiis Edge, House y
81. JesepA, Mo-,
now recei,ing bis fall and winter stock
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-11

A Convention Of tho Democratic Party OF
the State of Iowa, win b held u the Capital,
in Iowa City. on
Tuesday, Eight Day Of January, 1883
for the purpose of dominating candidates for tho
offices of Secretary, Auditor, Treasurer Of State,
Attorney General, aud Electors Of President
aud Vice President OF the Uuited States to
appoint Delegates to the Democratic National
Convention. aud for the transaction Of such
business as the Convention may deem proper
The ratio of representation will b ono dele
gase for every one hundred votes, and one del.
egate for every fraction over fifty votes pso.
viDED. that each county shall be entitled to a,
least one delegate.
BY order OF the
STATE CENTRAL CON.
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l.sAlYERTISENENTs


i FFxIGHrs poWs--oRoox.
i ADUHDAlsT AND CHEAP
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Wksa formal frissds saits. I'D
To chiIi The sesl wAsa weary.
AAl51lsf hcps - Aat11l |, :. J.
= 60 I 4 - Y
! A. ) $50 1, .
-. \ N !. = = ~ +. l
80 fsissddAlP, asthiag nse.psr,
O. man caa = imposed; &
A sting with anguiah kassss,
Was - er Ia man disclosed, Il
Trus friends. are friends when needed.
But O, bow few thers are.
With Friendship spinpsdsd, Itss
When we nialsrtupe share /. IL
80 .Hsia#a
But yet. while hare We liagsr. n
Our sorsows to bswail, - 4 Il
Sweet hop<,s sss,phic finger. 40 I"
stili points within II, veil. 'a
To God the Heavenly Father, b
Whose love to as is pure.
"hosoo win call US thither
Where friendship viii sadurs.
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Blaek astand oak, each, Soc
TOM 1'ead Honey Locust, 40c
White hPle and Black Cherry, az : Goo
I COttonlkDodand w illow, a. Csc
Elm ARD White ssh, : 4Oc
Rsd-es1nr, 75c
We shslke6o b prepared to furnish Fruit
Trees Of aIe hind.. .. the lowest cash prices.
Ordsrs Iar tSsss should be handed in before the
10th OF March sext TERRY e. CO.
De ~. sb5. afsto as8ss n39tf
, 1855-04-21
MARRIED.

On Wednesday, April 18th. at the house o. Hon.
Benz, T: iants. Gravely prairie, by lev. C. +. Whit,
worth, A. BENTON MOSES, Surveyor Of the Port Of
Nisqually. 10 Miss SARAH JANE, daughter OF Hon.
BENZ p fantis, Of Thurst,n county, WI
On Tuesday, April 10th, on Mound prairie. by J.dEe
S. 8. Ford. ST. Mr.. GEo. W. CcRLISs, of the wash.
ington Hotel, Olympia, to Miss LrcRrTlA r. JrDsoS
all OF Thurston county, W. T.
Cake and compliments ofihe parties received. oil.
cially, and have been "cut" and dealt" according
to Hoyle' and the nuptials celebrated by gay and
pleasant bridal party, and dance at the Hall of the
Washington Hotel. Taking political view of the
above marriages, we have no hesitation in saying,
that the interests Of the democratic party will be pro-
noted thereby--ALKI. Unless the cards "stock.
ed" and there is " cheating round the beard" We
have our eye one or two other nice young men,
who design to "tSke hauj' for the purpose Of add
ing strength to the YOrSG democracy
, 1855-04-21
Delegates.

The following are the delegates regular.
" elect from the several counties, SO far as
heard from, to attend the Democratic Ter,
ri,orial Conyention-May 7th, at Olympia,
for the nomination Of Democratic cand
idate for delegate to congress.
PIERcE.-M. II. Frost, A. Benton Mo
ses. NJ. P. Burns. Hugh Patterson, R. S
Moore,
SAwAMsu - David Shelton, Westley
Gosnel.
KrSG-Wm. H. Strickler, II. L. Yes
Ter, Jos. Foster, Frank Matthias and B
Pierce.
IsLAND.-Joscph S. Smith, Esq, Major
John Y. Sewell.
WHATcoM-Ed. c. Fitzhuc.
JLrFEEsoN-Tmothy Held, W. S Ebey.
CIAIN-G. II. Gerrirh.
LEwrs-Henry Miles, John Hoguc and
- Layton.
CowLIrz - Seth Catlin, Esq, Thomas
Roe and Lorenzo p. Smith.
CrARKE-Messrs. Stiles, vogeIzant, Ry-
an, Lewis, Smith, and three Others.
SKAMANrA--F. A. Chenoweth.
, 1855-04-21
Territorial Convention.
TO the Democracy Of Washington Territory

By Suthority vested in the Democratic Central
Iesr'I6M COmniee m s TOT Gvs Ma1gIoG ISory dele
Glad a; cowItz Landing on the "a day of January,
ls5t. said committee have designated
AoNDAf' TIE SEVENTH DAi VI MAY NEXT
as the time and OLYnFiA as the place for the ueet
ing OF the Territorial Convention Tor the nomination
Of Democratic candidate for Delegate to CongeSa.
The convention las been called thus early, In con
sequence oi the change OF time Tor holding the gen
eral election rom the hrst Monday IN September 70
the I'd Monday in July.
The basis OF representation will remain the
at the former conYention-bcing one delegate for
each rsprepresentative and two delegates for each
coune msn-eaeh county being entitled 10 at leAs;
one delegate in the CONVEX ION.
According TO the recent apportinnment Of the Leg
lsative Assembly that body will he represented al
the next session a, follows In The respective countless
rv rur cnr,rrI,
'"-
Walln Walla, SEnmania and Clarke
oIoc.e ,u,o co,yl;,, NVoLLi,L,n, o,d d.,
cNN'o WV N0"I'H' " ""N'uhuin n"u :"
clhc elect one !; Lewis EGu Chchalls elect
nne Thurston two Pierce md Snwam.
- -,
ish, Que Ming, one lslahn' JeHerSoii,
Claim and Whutcom, one.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Walla Walla elects one; Skamania. one
C1ort, corr ConIi,z oro Co,vI;,, onj
Clafkc iour No"HtL one So"Ltz ana
W ahklakun, one Faclhc, one ChehalS
, 1855-04-21
NOTICE

THE act Of the last session, entitled AN Act 70
l. organize the militia" provides that at the next
annual election the legal voters in each council dis
trict shall elect one Colonel one Lieutenant Colonel
and Major, who shall within three months there
after lay ct their rcgmenta district INTO convenient
company districts, containing may be, one
hundred white males between the age Of fifteen and
sixty years, capable OF bearing arms and shall appoint
one captain and two leutenants In each district Of
hcers therein. Captains Of companies required to
make out lists Of persons in their respective districts.
subject 10 military duty and deliver the same to their
colonel who is to forward to the brigsder general
turns Of the regiment. Volunteer companies may be
fored within the bounds OF regiments under regula,
tons TO be prescribed by the cOlonels and approved
By the brgadier general.
No requiston f'r arms can be made npon the Gov
enment Of the United States, until the enroement D
effected under the provisions Of the act; but IN the
meantime steps have been taken to expedite the bu-
sness as also to obtain such books and information
Us may lie useful TO officers in eectng the organizAr
ton Of their regiments and companies.
Without wishing 10 trench upon the authority Of
eolones Of regiments In the formation Of volunteer
companies, the undersigned would urgently recon-
mend that such companies be encouraged TO organize
as speedily possible and that notice be forwarded
to him Of the kind Of arms desired by EACH that thO
requsitinn may he founded thereon.
GEORGE GIBBS, Bngader Gen.
Steilacoom, March IS, 1855. n2S-tf
, 1855-04-21

rendering sufficient guarantees for ailhful psffos~
nance, without other reference 10 the mode of
such transportation than may be necessary 10 pro-
vide for the due eelerify, certainty and security of
such trans POrtations." Under this law new de-.
crplion Of bids has been received. Il does not spo
city mode Of conveyance, but engages 10 take
the entire mail each trip with CELEBRITY. eeftsnty.
ard security, using the terms Of the law. These
bids are sly led, from the manner in which they
are designated on the hooks OF the department,
"s,ar bids" and they will be construed as providing
for the entire mail. however lar-c, and wbsiever
'nay be the mode of conveyance necessary to in
sue its celerity, cersinty aud security"
In oil cases where the lowest grade Of service is
believed To be sufficient the lowest bid will be &C.
copied, duly guaranteed, in preference TO "staT"
or specific bid.
When tue lowest bid is not a star bid, and spe-
cihes eihrr no mode or an inadequste mode OF
conveyance, II will no, he accepted. but set aside
Tor specific bid proposing the necessary service.
When the bid does not specify mode of con-
veysnce, also when il proposes 10 carry "according
to the advertisement" but without such specifics.
cation. it will be considered as q proposal for
horseback service.
10. modification OF bid, in any Of its e..
seniia terms, is tantnmount to q new bid end can
not he received, to interfere with regular
petition, after the last hour set for receiving bids.
~. PostmlSteTs are TO be careful not to certify
the Suffciency of guarantors or sureties without
knowing they are persons Of sufficient responsible.
itv, md all bidders, guarantors, and sureties are
distinctly notified that silure to enter or per-
form the cont acts for service proposed for in tho
accepted bids, their legal liabilities will be enforced
against then. ,
81. Present. contractors, and pclsoEs known at
the department, most, equally with others, procure
guarantors and certificates of their sufcieney sub
stanlialy in tie forms above prescribed. The cer.
tfcales of sutIiciency must be signed by post
master at one Of the places before named, or 9
judge Of a court Of record.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Post Office Department.
January l9, 1855.
March "a. t6j5-n2S-iW
, 1855-04-21

CrrrTSG TIxpER-We learn from the
Nautical Magazine tEot the Navy Depart
ment have adopted measures 10 determine
the proper time for cutting timber and the
best mode of caring it or Of securing it
against the dry rot.
Although the experiment will have in
view matters more particularly connected
with ship building, they cannot fail to elu-
cidate many facts Of Importance to the
farmer, the mechanic, and in fact, 10 the
community in general We shall watch
with interest their progress, and shall make
note Of every thing Of pract ical utility.
, 1855-04-21
Times Of holding the District Courts In the
Territory OF Washington.

The following is the law passed BY the
last Legislature, regulating the times Of
holding courts in the several districts
throughout the Territory
Two terms Of the District court shall be held in
county every year; except those counties attach
ed 10 other counties for Judicial purposes.
The District Courts IN and for the county Of Jeer
son shall be held on the first Monday in April and
October; for the county OF Island on the second Non
day In April and October; for the county Of whatcom
on the third Monday in April and October; for the
county Of King, on the fourth Monday In April and
October for the county Of Pierce on the rAt Monday
In May and November. tChief Justice LAEpER pre-
siding.l
II District Courts in and for the county Of Thurs
ton shall be held on the second Monday 10 Nay and
November; for the county Of Sawamis, on the third
Monday in May and November; for the county Of
Lewis on the fourth Monday in May and November.
Judge CHESowETH pfeslding.l aUffI a
The District Courts in and for the county Of Ska.
mania shall be held on the last Monday in March and
September; for the county Of Clarke one week kiter
the time appointed for Skrmania for the county OF
Cowlitz, on the second Tuesday after the time ap-
pointed for Clarke copnty for the county Of Pacific
one week after the time appointed for CoWz county.
! lJudge McFADpEN presiding.
, 1855-04-21
THURsTON COUNTY.

TEl3 WMl9S MOWlEI0gg
The Wings Of the several precincts Of the county
Thurson, requested 10 appoint delegates To be 10
attendance at County Convention, TO be held IN
Olympia on Saturday, the 6th day Of May next. for
the purpose Of eecting eleven delegates 10 the Wing
Territorial Convention, to nominate whig candidate
for delegate to congress
The basis oil representation In the county convention
will be the same as last year-one delegate for every
ten voters throughout the different preencts nearly
as their boundaries can be defined, and each precinct
to be entitled to at least one delegate.
It Is important that every section should be repre-
sented and where full delegations fail to be Ia attend
ance, each precinct will be entitled TO its full vote 10
the convention, according to the apportionment.
By order Of the whig committee of Thurston county
GEORGE A. BARNES,
Olympia, March 10. 1855. Chairman.
, 1855-04-21

T IsT OF LETTERS remaining In the post Office
II at Olympia, W. T., April lst, 1855,
Allen, Geo. W. 2; Aniel, Henry A.; Boswell, q. L.;
Brown, Marcus; Beam, Geo. wa; Baird, Chauncy;
Burr. Frederick H.; Brady, John; Birkrem, y. G.;
Bowiin, Capt,i Bloyd, VIM. A. 8; Bennett, Marion;
Butler, John. L.; Bixby, William w.; BAIL, Nelon;
Briggs, Albert; Cook. Geo.; Chute, hilton p; Chase,
E.; Cole, John Quincy; Davis, Gordon; Daniels David
4; Dilleu, Jeremiah; Dodge, Robert Bruce; Dodge,
George B.; Dunn. Mrs. VIM. W. 8; Ennis, James E.;
Forhc. Rev. Mr.; Greenfield, Vim. 2; Gypson, George
W. 2; Gray, Alexander; Humphrey, John; Horn, Mrs.
Nathan T.; Herey. John; Hinebaugh, J. s.; Hamp,
Mrs. Albert N, .; Hewitt. Christopher; Johnson J.;
Jeal, Mrs; Jones, Edward A. or Jacob S. Hnebaugh;
JeEett, Joseph E.. Kline, Elliott; Keys, Oscar NJ;
Livingston, Samuel; Livingston, David Lower, T.S.;
McFarling, Mr.; Maddox, Samuel Mumford, William:
Mlard, Seldom 2; Melville, VIM. X; Mahony, Frank
s.. Musser, A. H.; Mcdaniel, Charles NJ. Mare J. L.;
Nicely, d. A.; Ochsner, Christian 2; Paige, George;
Parkinson, James T. or Geo. Roberts; Purdy Francis
H.; RUSSELL Chas. J. W.; Rudd, L. HI; Simmons, Mrs
Jane; Stilwell VIM. D.. Shute Geo. H. 8; Secgers H.;
Stevinson, Mrs Ruth; Simmons, David n; Stuart. L.
c.; Stewart, Nathaniel G.; Simons, Mrs. s. b. Tbcau
Joseph; Warner, Daniel; Wright Joseph c.; Walker,
Samuel; Webster, Mrs. D. s.; Williams, Judge Geo.
Wright. James P.i Wright, Mary Watkins, George
Yeagar, W. J.
Persons calling for the above letters, will please
mention that they are advertised.
April 9th, 81. WM. RUTLEDGE, p. NJ.
, 1855-04-21
Wings of Washington !
no YOUR POSTSG!t


The whig Executive Committee Of Washington Ter.
tory hereby notify the WHO'S Of the territory that
CoSyESTIoS, for the purpose Of nominating candi-
date for Delegate to Congress- TO be supported by the
Monday Of July nexi.l will be held at Olympia, on
MONDAY. THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF MAY
next.
The whole number Of delegates to the convention
will be sxythree, to be appotioned among the vari'
Gus counties as follows:
l. Each county shall be entitled to one and II not
represented In person, may by letter or proxy cast its
vote in said convention. D. For every representative
In the legislative assembly, each county shall have
additional delegate in said convention. 8. Where two
or more counties entitled to Joint representative,
the counties composing such district will be entitled
10 the increase OF delegates L. Each council district
shall be entitled to delegates for every member Of
council and where districts fail to send delegates the
representatives frUm the counties constituting such
district, may agree upon and cast the vote OF such
council district.
BY law of the last legislature, the members Of the
legislative assembly are thus appOrticned among the
respective counties:
THE COuScIL.-walla wala, Skamania and Clarke
elect two; Cowlitz. Wakiakum and Pacific elect one
Lewis and Chehals elect one; Thurston two; Pierce
aud Sawamish one; King one; Island Jefferson, Cal-
lam and Whatcom one.
HoUsE OF REPREsESTATIvEs.--Walla Walla elects
one; Skamania one; Clarke four; Cowlitz one; Cow
litz and Wakakuin one; Pacific one; Chehalis one;
Lewis two Thurston six; SLwamsh one Pierce three;
Clallam one; Whatcom one.
We cannot too earnestly urge upon the wings Of the
respective countless the importance Of being heard and
represented In the conventon and n order 10 secure
universal expression, where counties too remote
To send delegates they nre urgently advised to send
INSTRUCTIONS by letter to the convention
credited member thereof how the vote Of said county
shall be cast.
By the whig Executive Committee,
Olympia, March 10, 1866. ChairInsn.
, 1855-04-21
Notice.

GEORGE BUSH, of the county Of Thurston and
VI territory Of Washington, ~ishes II understood
that II Il his wish and will, shoki his wife ISABELLA
survive him, that his said wife Isabella Bsh be en-.
powered with full authority u make such disposition
'of the property which may bc lef real and personal
belonging 10, aud In possession Of the said George
Bush at the time Of his deceasc amongst the heirt
law, or otherwise the said Isabella Bash may deem
right and proper 1t Is his will. that his said wife, In
case Of his decease act as ADMINISTRATIVE In all things
pertaining to the final settlement and disposition oi
his estate. GEORGE BUSH.
Olympia, April 2lst, 1855. 3wpd
, 1855-04-21
Educational,

The following is the list Of books agreed upon by
the County suyerntendents for Common Schools In
the counties OF Pierce aud Thurston, as a part Of 4
uniform system Of School Books:
Towns Spelling Book and Delucr, and Towns
Analysis
Eclectic Series or McGufeys Readers cousislInR
Of First, Second, Third Fourth and Fifih Leaders;
also for additional reading books, E. willards U. g.
History aud Parey's Common Sehool History.
Mitchelrs Geography and Atlas, Frat and Second
Parts Davies Arithmetic and Colburna Mental
Arithmetic; Buffers Grammar, Fiut and Second
Parts. II will be important to procure the latest
editions Of each Of the books mentioned.
Jan. q laAi. ------- 4
, 1855-04-21
MAY FIoMer, El Saerament0.

+. I. HUDSON LINDEN AND OUR GEN
ERAL BRANDS OF T0BACCOS or
JONES 4 HUDS0NS MAEUFAC-
TuRE.
INHE May Flower ;" is put up expressly for Fosan
i trade, u plugs to the pound, and II & admitted
by all who have tried u, TO be the best they have
ever tasted. For sale by
SAN. H. PEICAARp.
Up stairs. corner Battery and Sacramento sts
San Fnspcisco.
Gooda bought on commission ard forwarded 70 any
part Of the mines.
March IL. 1855. ln21
, 1855-04-21

When and where VIC shall be prepared to enter upon
the adjustment and settlement according 10 law, Of
all conflicts Of boundary lines that may u found 70
exist among them.
And oil persons who have settled on uxscaxEYED
land In said Territory (who have not fled notihca-
tion Of their claims) hereby requested 70 do %
within THIRTY DAYS from the 6rst day Of April 1855.
ment Of the Sd section ofthe act Of July 17th 1854
Given under our hands at Olympia, this 10th day
ofFebruary, 1865.
II. C, MosELEY, Register,
Z. YULEE, Receiver.
, 1855-04-21
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that j,bs on the new road
IN leading from s. 5. Saunders to SkOokum Chuck
around Mud mountain, will, on the first Monday Ia
May be let out TO the lowest bidders. On said route
there Is TO be built one bridge Is rods in length aud
one IL rods.
For particulars enquire Of
Aprlll. 3wnSi SIS. SAUNDERS.
, 1855-04-21
Notice to Farmers.

THE UNDERSIGNED takes this method to inform
L the farmers Of Washington Territory that he is
carrying on the Tanning Mill making extensively,
five miles southeast Of Olympia on Eatons prairie
sometimes called Chamber prairie.
The undersigned Is prepared to furnish purchasers
with superior article Of the kind ever yet invented
and will warrant them 10 clean FIVE hundred to one
thousand bushels Of wheat per day with ease II prop.
erly tended at the moderate price Of ty.hve dollars
at the shop.
G. HARTsoCE.
January Is, 1855. .otf
, 1855-04-21
Register and Receivers Notice

ALL PERSONS VINO HAVE CLAIMS OR PARTS or
CLAIMS IN THE ABOVE NAMED TOWNSHIPS are requeat
ed tn appear at the office Of the Register and ReceiT-
er Of the land district for Washington Territory IN
Olympia, on the days designated below, to wit: