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DEMOCRATIC PLAr-
FORM.
Erected Jan. s, 1919.

Erected Jan. s, 1919.
RESOLVED That the In
stitutien Of Slavery ought
not 70 be introduced into
any territory where it does
not now exist.
RESOLVED. That inas-
much as New Mexico and
{ ailfornia are in fact and
in law free Territories, IL is
the duty Of ongress TO
prevent the introduction
of Slavery within their
i'm ,ls.
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Platforms COMPARED.

1t is sometimes asked why so many Demo-
Gratis of l849 refuse now to act with the lead
ers of that dav. The answer is plain. In
ls4s, the leaders adapted their platform to
the views Of the people of Indiana. They
now adapt ii to the Peoples platform of $50
which Is substantially the same AS the Dem
ocratic platform of l849. Hence, the people
who refuse TO be sold to the South stand on is.
Here are the platforms side by side:
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some Of our very Jealous Old-Line friends
have oil NJ once bscone exceedingly interres-
ted in the Affairs Of the AmsFicau party. and
watch every movement With . jealous eye.
We hope they viii have . good time Of It
gsnesaily.- Gs,e Al6esy xndisas) Je~~sl,
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The Ruxxrro BaooKs.-It 10 said the rsa-
son Why Brooks did not go to Canada. Vas
no. that the distance there wss too long. ous
that after he got there the distance be- wsen
him and Burlingame would be too short
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HERN1rAGR, Feb. 28. 1915.

Buchanan are correct. lie shDtced q i~stnt
OF moral courage in the affair OF The intrigue
Of Adams aud Ciay-did noi do me justice in
the expose he made. and an sure about
that time did believe there was Periees un-
der>tandin. between Adams and Clay about
the Presidency and the Secretary of S-ate.-
This l am sure o. Bu, whether he viewed
that there was any corruption IN the case OF
not | know not bat eng thin, do know,
that he lcissed me to con5ot them 1rith tier
oaca treapons-tbat eras 70 let ny friends say
II ,ras elected / sroutf make -Vr. CIou Sec
rstary Of STATE. This to ae appeared gross
corruption, and l repeled it with tia, honest
indignation as l thought It deserved
An REV JACKSON
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Buchanan and Clay.

The attempt to associate Mr. Buchanan
with aught that Is diShonorable or untnanly
Is one from which less audacious men tban
Prentice would Enquirer.
The Enquirer, we suppose, does not con
slider An,irew Jack an auIaciOus' man.
and yet that great Democrat and pure patriot
did not hesitate TO connect Buchanan with
that which is both '.dshonorable and unman-
W. The following letter, written by Gen.
Jackson shortly before his death, furnished by
tie Hon Allen \. Hall. of tennessee, who
saws the original manuscript is in his posses
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Mr.. Buchanan on the Brooks Assault.
At the recent Annual Commencement of
Franklin and Marshall College, held at Ian
caster, Pa. Mr.. Buchanan was present.
The following incident in which Mr.. Buchan
an appears. is related by the correspondent
of the Tribune.
Nothing occurred TO mar the pleasure OF
any one unless it was the oration of W. w.
Davis. OF arling. Illinois, which really chat
ed the sage of Wheatland. The subject was
Decline OF Political Integritv'' The senti-
ments were noble and manly, delivered in a
pleasant and denounced the degenerate politi-
cal tuck>ters of tie present day, who make
all kinds of sycoPhautic promises 10 all par
ties aud portions OF the country for even 4
nomination bv Convention. no matter how
corrupt or regardless of political integrity
$50 trucking in their characters and destitute
of moral courage and political integrity that
men are touud who applaud the attack Of
Cunaae Brooks upon TIE noble Sumner for
dei.u hing Free 'on."
Duz-a4. .r- delivery Of his sentence til,
whole tou-. was >-ill a. death, and AZ the
CLOSE rt }st- aa@r-'' arp'udcd Mr.. Davis
t.H.- -hAt ..-er.Fs@u retire from the from
.l E.e Stage atata uu Iers of applause anl
showers .t ase,te.> from his lady friends
tr nsn Is wa frujv i triumph But on re
Hrln- av vl~ seat. next 10 that OF Mr Burh-
auan- did h. receive rEt. congratulations al
gh- >s.e OF Wteas'aud? NJ. TO- Nj r
said 20 him loud euou4h hat tie " hole class
could bear: NJ y"nnq frithd y.U {oo% ugon
Ms doyk side of ths picture. -4r Sumner E
speech w4s re most ru.5 gar tira3s Of atu>e
,rer dsirered IN Il del 5erotirs body" To
which Mr. Bueheuan rejaiued that ~
brooks ras iaco5tSi4sra'e, b,r ttet Senator
oppressed his regret at the moderation of Mr.
Bucbanan's views and dropped the conver>a
ton After the close of tho exercises, T.,
friends of Mr. Davis related what | have
written Mr. Davis himself said he die
no. think for moment that he was in CONVEX
sation with James Buchanan" but now learn
that the representative of the Cincinnati plat
form he was addressed bv. The whole mat
ter has caused no h;tle gossip here IN qul,
old Lancaster.
FLLMoRE's PRospkcrs-The Boston Dali
Advertiser. which is considered as the straIgh
Wing organ of that city, says:
1T must be quite unnecessary to say any
thing further on this head, for 50 slight unde
present appearances is the prospect that NJ
Fillmore will receive support from his ow
party which can be of any avail to him, that Il
Wings ght as well throw away their vote
BY setting up an electoral ticket Of their owr
AS by borrowing for the same object that {
the American party. We do not assume th
as certain result. but ii seems so probab,
: that we would not recommend 10 the Wing
the adoption of any system OF action based o
so uncertain an event as the success of Il
Fillmore ticket In any one State of the MON.
5 TThe democratic paper, call Willard
| very deep man. No doubt great many bal
} keepers think SO too.
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On the same day Mr.. ALLEN said:

meritorious American OF his age now in exis
teuce. and had be { Mr.. a. the power of ap-
point ment. he would ere this have given him
= military appointment in Mexico, Tor which
nature had 50 clearly formed him"
On the 9Th of April, ls4s. Mr.. Rrsz
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
GEo. GREENE JOnx wEARE, JR. r. H. 'ESToN
Greene, Weare Il Benton,
BANKERS. Dealers III Exchange and
Land Agents.

COUNCIL BIUFFS. IOWA.
NOTES and Bills collected aud Teinltted TO
= any Part OF the United States
Money received on deIosit, and intero"t al
lowed.
Eastern or Southern Drafts furnishedin sums
TO snt purchasers. nan
Land Office fuuds pa ID for Currency or bllis
OF Exchange
Loans effected on good security
Taxes paid, titles examined and hesi hsl"'e
bought and sold on Commission.
Lands entered for settlers and time giVer 10
payment.
{)liice opposite Pacific House, in west lower
room OF Land Office.
~ REFERENCES.
F. S. Jesup & Co., Bankers, Dubuque,
". J. Barney & Co., Iowa
Cook & Sar gent, Bankers, Davenport, Iowa.
Culberten 4 Reno, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa
Peoples Bank, New York City.
Ketchum, Rogers Bennet, Bankers, New
York City.
seldom. Withers & Co., Washington, ID. c.
Hon. Ch4s. Mason, Com, If Patents, Wash
ington, ID. c.
Hon. 4. c. Dodge. S. u s, Burligton, Iowa.
.- G. w. Jones, +" Dubuque, Iowa.
g Jos. Williams, Chief Justice, Muscatine,
Iowa. .oxc
Council Bluffs, To~s, Jan /, 1856, tt
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
MARYLAND LOTTERIES
OFFICE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LorrEsrEs
- x..skslLiMaIs, Jaiy lst.sla55s. x
AH7kHgs6r Ceyftkeafss of Packages Of Tick

eYs, an ne Lofffries authorized by he State OF
Maryland bear The !ut0yraphed signature Of r I.
BRENiN, General Agent for the Contractor,
and aIy others are frauds
Owing TO numerous applications from all
parts "a the country, the management will give
their attention 10 the filling Of orders for Tick
els or Certificates, in the Maryland Lotteries
PeF,ous at distance may confidently RELY
upon laving th"ir orders for Tickets promptly
filed, and the strlctest confdeuce observed
These Lotteries are drawn daily in public in
the city Of Baltimore, under tho superntenience
Of the State Lottery CommissI oner Heavy
tondsare gwen to the State security for the
paymsat of all prizes. The prices OF Whole
Tickets are from 81 to $40. Half aud Quarter
Tick els in proportion.
There are neverless than g 900 Prizes In any
Lottery, which prizes vary in amount from 81
TO Sl0opU0, according to the price of the Ticks
ct. For instance
When the price Of Tickets is 81 the
highest prize is about S., 900
Whsn the price of Tickets is So the
highest prize is about $4,000
hen The price of Tickets is s. the
highest prize is about $4,000
When The price of Tickets is $40 the
highest prize is about $40, 900
When ihe price of Tickets is $40 the
higbtst prize is about so, GOO
with numerous Prizes Of $4,000, $4,000, 81, :
uOH, 500, StO0. Ac., &c Persons can ramit
us any amount. from 81 upwards, that they
wish tdiusest, on receipt of which We toward
its valtz in Tickets in [ Lottery designated
by the purchaser or If none be designated then
some LOTTERY thai will he drawn after the buyer
has got the ticket in III possession. An Off
cal Scheme of the Lottery will be sent with all
tickets ordered, carefully sealed in all ordinary
envelope, and on the day the Lottery IS drawn
the Official drawing will be sent together with
written explanation Of the result of the pur
chase. The drawn numbers are also published
i'll the daily papers of the city of Baltimore, and
in The Daily National Intelliaencer, Wa shing-
ton, d. e. A circular containing all the
echemes will be sent to any one by addressing
The undersigned. Address orders for tickets to
+. X. Brennan,
No. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Maryland
Sep. IL, '55. v5-ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05

LA y u AbEN = n - Ia ~ iAA A@AN'-'
corxcIL BLuyFs, IOWA
NOIIECTIONS made and promptly remlt-
~ tsd.
DEPOSITS received and interest allowed
Exchange bought and sold
Iana Warrants located for non-residents,
and,
Sold TO settlers on time.
HIGHEST price paid for Land " arrants
Letters for information promptly answered
Rents collected, properly leased, taxes paid
and all business ,,,-.-..l-
Emjgran,s furnished with Typographical
Maps aud surveyors
Particular attention given TO TIE making oi
desirable and permanent investments lof nom
residents, and in ioanlng money AT III" usuai
rates of the country.
from, the Land Office Department, showing the
timber. swamp 4 prairie land, course OF streams.
roaIs blntrs &c, &c, which We Will take pleas
ure in showing to our customers
We viii. upon request, obtain Et the Hegis-
lers Office, p!ats showing the vacant 'aho III
.<y township, aud sent them BY ma u, upon re-
ceivjpg the lslld office fee Of % cents, wh'ch
can be RENTED as by mail in stamps
Horace Everett, OF the above firm, Attorney
at Law. will give his particular asention to the
investigation Of titles and the eenerSi 10 'ies o.
his profession, which can be attended 10 at h's
Office Q.
We refer to Lincoln Clark, Dubuque o'
JoL n Powers & Co. Mobile, Ala Cieayeland
nroa New Orleans; Lucas & Simonds, Darby
e Bark.daIe. 81. Louis; Cashier Metropolitan
R.nk. New York; Joseph Whitney & Co., Bos
ION. Cndwsilader, Wallis, Esq Chilocotht
Ohio; \. G Eye, Esq, Westminster, Maryland
a., o. * v5n25tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
Carriage & Wagon Shop !.

THE subscriber hes just estab-
lished Lsn.sslf in the above bust.
~ ~ .ness ut the shop on Madison street,
n, .r the bridge, where he viii b. on hand to
attend to all kinds Of business in that line vith
neatncss, pupctuslhy and dispalch,t New
work made to order, or old work repaired A
isng experience In the atove business will ens.
bile hiln 10 give satisfaction to those whsa may
favor hs,A yah theif paironsge.5 Rss5rsooss--
hejohs he <euispiesxs. - o..oitirq aa1
s5n25H - se.sss C. EDWARDS.
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B0uaty Land =!
FARM FOR SALE.

AN excellent we'll timb cred and watered
iarm' contsining 100 acres, on Honey Creek
i'll PottawaitaIilie county, Tor sale Thaye ia
~ acres ia cultivation and good omfortabls
cabins, and first raIe we'll of water thereon.
The farm is situated directly on the main stags
route from Council Bluffs to Sioux City, aud
- miles from The former place. A good bar
gam Will bs given il application is inlmedi-
ately made to the owner on the premises.
ARCHIBALD PATTEN.
Jan &, '56. ,r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05

Attorney, Couaseor aud Land Agent,
COUNCIL BLCFPs. IOWA
PARTICULAR attention given to The PuF
chase aad sals OF auds. the investigation
OF laua tties, location Of laud warrants, pay
r.eut taxes. and collecti,.s. OF debts, In west
eiu lowA ana Nebraska Territory
IL Once tirst uoor EAst of Pacific House
june ~. less. tF0dI9u
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abS &. ARMOR,

GAgISHINi; to contiaue the business of her
W late husband, wQu.d respectfully inform
lhe citizens of tiss city, and che travelling com
lnunlGy that she will be prepared o iur"ish
hem with board and lodgings 81 the most rea- i,s
sonabls terms at the City Hotel, on Middle
broadway Her table will be FURNISHED with
all the seasons afford. o,
Council Bluffs. Aug. 9th. '54>< n44-u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
RICHARD M. YOUNG.

Lac NUHIIIttS~At'a1 =" =, :, ~ = ~
LAND OFFICE.
HAVING opened al AgeucJ Office Ia Wash
iuEton City, will devote his attention 10 INC
procurement of Revolutionary lnyaltG ana haii
- pensi,,rs and Bounty Iand " arrauts; aud
- In. prosecution of claims generally before
con,rtss and the Executive Departments ofthe
G ,vsrnment. He will attend especially t" all
claims affecting the titles to land, contested
-. -..,Yrfiou cases. DC, and to all clsins for
ss~s,s lost in the service during The late ~a'
F.;h Mexico. back pay extra 10y DC
Lqt,sys addressed 10 Richard d Young
VI Washingtsn city posf paid will receive prompt
a,,a,.,;n5 RICHARD M. YOUNG.
washington City, July !. lo53.-l4-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05

PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Co ~ Court
Of pottawattsmie county, Iowa, dated on the
18th day Of November, 1855, to I1e directed
will on Wednesday. the 18th day Of March
1883 between the hours of 10 o'clock q. Ia.
and p M. expose to sale at the door Of th.
County Judges Office, in Council Bluffs, la
said coshty the following described property
belonging to theestnts vi VIM. olloeL, dec d /,
fo-wit---
The undivided J Al the west ! ofthe north
east nartss of section No IS. township Ne.
10, range NO. ~ west, containing 50 acres.
said estate. Terms, cash.
CORNELIUS rOORHIS,
~ Administrator.
PRrcr < JAMES, Attys.
Nov. IS, '55. v5n4tns
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: cis..sd ana ssid n any part q Tow a1v4nl5'f
C.. CLOUGH.
H. A. TERRY IL co.
GEORGE SNIUkk.

A TTORNkY Al LAW, Mercantile. Col
n lecaag and Laud Agent, Council Bluffs.
Iowa. wIIl practice IN all the courts OF fesiefh
lows aad ,-brsSka Lanes selected anu Ioca-
ted, warrants bought and sod, taxes la'd, uties
Il amIneo, dee,ss and other writings draw a win
correci mess aud utspalcn.
II Office u i'm the CouAty Jucge Oh Broa4-
yJn2Ju
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
FOR RENT.

hi. A Room on the corner of Madison and
81 Ell Pierce. streets, I6 ly - #, suitable for
all anlly Enquire OF GG0. SNYDER
Oct. %, st. n3atf
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]. u. TEST.

Attorneys l. Councillors al Law
--ASD-
GENE ERAL LAND A G s
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
yNTILL promptly attend to Land Agencies
w Collections, Investing Money, Locating
and Selling Land Warrants, and all other ousi-
usss pertaining to their profession, III Western
Iowa and Nebraska
Csuacn Bluff, Feb. %. '55. n-40-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05

GEN EkAL l. A y ID A u L y /
CuESC.L BLUFFs, IOWA,
WILL promptly attena 10 the location an'
w SAFE OF I-au4 u 2tFuHtS tor uoA- II sI-
d-uts. The payment of taxes and the par
chase and sAte ol real estate generally WIll
a.So eater lands Tor settlers and give tme Tor
t.vtaeut v5u23tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
FLOWER SEEDS HY MAIL
Ik. A. RUSSEL'S
NEW SHA VINO .S1L00r

On Broadway. where the finishing touches to
cleanliness and genteei appearance are bestowed
without stint or grndging. The public are po-
litely invited to call at his rooms where, should
he be so lucky as To shave them, the keen edge
OF ehagrin will be removed by the coasoiation ON
that II was done sleek, easy aud without ksrt-
ing the feelings.
" Next door below Psgrsn's store. Council
Bluffs, Iowa v5nl4tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
IL. Re- GILMORE 8

VEGETABLE ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS
For the permanent curs aud era dicatioa OF
dyspepsia, erysipetas, liver complaint; ague
cake infiamations meianch holy head achu, dis
eases of the skim such as blotches aud pimpies
jadudice, nervousness. pafn ia the back, side
aud breast, bilious affections Of all kinds, cos
tigeness, impurisiss OF ths blood. and all those
affections to which females are liable.
All orders addressed TO Mckenny & Runner,
lsole proprietors aud nanufAc,urors,) Keokuk,
Iowa, will meet prompt attention. Sold BY
MCMAHON g. WILLIAMS,
n5s2o-iy Agents for Council Biahs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
IL. X. MORE'S
GENUINE
M A M Al u Il K LII N MEN

A Sovereign remedy for rheumatism bruises,
sprains, stiffness of joints, burns, scslds, fres
cuts. wounds; ague cake, piles, cake in the
bresst, erysipelas, hites Of insects, or reptiles
sore nipples, salt rheum, neuralgia, Tooth ache
hollis, ring worms, and cutaneous affections oil
al kinds Also, 1t will cure sprains. big head
big shoulder, sweeny, fistuia. splint. ring bone
poll evil, stiff complaint, bolts collie, farcy
distemper, yellow water, glanders, DC,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
TElECRAPHlC

HAVING mad. arrangements VIII inc oL
L l. Joseph and st. Louis Express Lines,
Am prepared to receive and foward messages 70
Al! parss OF .Ar Union, aad obtain quick answers
Messages received II the Post Once
FRANK L, WELCH;
v5H23n Agent.
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JOSEPH L. SHARP,

TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Glen
y ood, Mills county, IoSa, ~ili attend 10
s.louAness in the 9th Judicial District entrns-
I'D to his care, lie viii also attend to business
in rhe Supreme Cour. Of this state and OF me
{ uIua States Fi"'o1.
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PECKI

We have a oheics lot of Pickles in brine,
which we will sell at fair prices. Persons
wanting pickles. put M In vinegar for family
use, would do Well II give us their orders.
n40tf TERRY g. Co
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REMOV VAL.

NnAS. TEUMLER. Watchm aker and Jew
~ eler, removed his establishment 10 .ths
head of Broadway, next TO McAahon 4 win.
iams Y5a33tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05

TT0RNEY aod Councillor at Law aud
Solicitor ~ Chaucrry. Salt Lake CITY,
g.nI wiu attend to all business entrusted y
iiag ia Utah Territory. lie VII! also attend 70
ta>,4~sA in tse s5uPrrane Court OF the Ca'tsd
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GLENWOOD ADV.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS!
N UCK O LII S & CO..


~wzz Would call the attention OF the sx.x
III people of Mills and adjoining go
bcounties to the fact that they sssxA
have completed their new store house and have
just received and opened one of the largest and
most varied assortment of new goods, ever bro
TO western Iowa.
Our assortment of Dry Goods, both of Amer
lean and foreign manufacture are as complete
as will be found in the western country.
Aasa1 Issss 81 ssiSstlss NV sRshl %sE b aaaaa
5ClariGed, do
60 sack Rio Coffee,
20 chests Tea, assorted.
200 2, i & 6 lb boxed Tea,
300 sacks G. A. Salt,
100 barrels Ka do
200 sacks Dairy do
90 barrels Molasses.
20 hf do Syrup,
100 Bed-steads, all patterns,
Bureas. cnbhoards, tin safes, chairs, lounges
mattresses, stands, &c, &c.
100 cook and heating stoves, all patterns and
sizes.
100 kegs Nails, assorted.
Doors, window sash, blinds. paints oil, &C
b 0 0 rs 4 ID OkS,
We have SIXTY cases, all sorts and patterns
And every thing else that may be found in stores
ID
and the failure of 30 many business houses
throughout the states, have shown to US the ne
cessity of doing pay down business. There
fore, We have adopted the pay down business
and by this means We hope to offer such induce
ments to those that wish to pay down for goods,
that they will surely purchase.
By doing this kind of business, we are not
subject to loss, by bad debts and others losses,
which surely follows after crediting. We do
not pretend TO say as Nebraska City and Omaha
City does, that ours is THE place TO Unrest your
money, but We DO say we will give yoa more
goods for your money, than any other house
west of St, Louis.
Call and examine--no trouble TO show goods
Remember the sign Of the Cheap Cash Store,
Glenwood, Iowa.
TT We buy dry hides, furs, peltries, corn
wheat, oats, bacon, pork, wax, taliow, &c, &C j,
at highest prices. july 81, v5n2itf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
Land Agency at council Bluffs .

vT~HF SUBSCRIBER having opened an office
Al Councll Blu is ii iowa, is prepared TO
ll.c.te lands either in the hai@sYiile or Sicux
<'i,v and dieerict.. on warrants or cash Hav-
-, snf.nt ss,. las. Two wears ip eKpl0r:ne ana
surveying lands in said districts. hc considers
l.ssas@ll qmallfel 10 make the best selections
Hi. r,a,s vary from to 10 dollars per quarter
Aection. A literal deduction frsm these rates
fyr larger trscts.
RGYERESCE=:
Geo s. Fisher, bankers, Ottawa al
WIN Il " Crstszayl, -
DR. H. Lowe. Councd BlUhs
] Il. Stutsmau,
p. X Pegram, :"
(v5n29tf J II. WAGN ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05

YOU will find very large stock OF staple
/ and fancy dry goods, at the cash store Q:
G. DOUGHTY 4 Co.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
cvo GREENE mo wEAkE, JR. CALVIN GRAVES
GEo. WEARE-
GREENE, WEARE, GRAVES & Coz
KE " Va HA 49, AV $A0
ENERAL L An d A u h y / ,

Sioux City. Iowa.
ANDS carefully selected and entered FOL
/ j cash OH time.
Money Invested, collections made taxes
Id. and land. purchased aud sold in any part
Of Iowa.
IT Land warrants for sale at low rates
Greene, Wexre & Beuion,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
-Gre,ue, Weare 4 Rice,
Fort Des Moines. Iowa.
Greene, Weare 4 Company,
Fort Dodge, Iowa
Greene e. Weare,
Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Greene. Weare & Greene,
Marion. Iowa.
Greene Weare 4 Graves.
DecoraA, Iowa.
Jan 1856. von45u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
kBIC., &C.-NEW YORK.

9Golisn piano fortes sent to the Crystal
rom the great music rooms Of Horace
have been proved TO be unsurpassed
Aers IN those qualities which the great
bEansYs must prise.-Evening Post.
anos sold by MIR. Waters are very pop
~ frame work 10 metallic and the in.
g il warranted 10 stand any climate
6ecely any need Of tuning. IN. Y. Daily
|n4ention of the new voices has dives
Nstrument Of its harsher tones, and
Ill the purity and richness of parlor
vsning Atlas, Albany, NY.
emtrable INSTRUMENT Is everywhere
>einlils 6eGecsor. noston. Z.