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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03
EOR SALE.

~S~wy. THOROUGH bred Devonshire Euli. from
81 81 he herd OLA c. Capron, MclIenry county,
Ntsea5ssSy ILL.,
----4&----A This stock took the first premium at the
late State fair of Illinois, where dplgv
satue than at any other fair held at the Vest.
soft. JOSIAH BOND.
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Kenosha, August ,, 90.
REMOVED.

= r: /. MFITNORII, has removed his
oie IN the new bocb the City Eak, where he is
July prepared 10 execute any work in EN- TIST Y
in the most approved STYLE lie has procured The art of in
ertins teeth the style called Dr j. Aliens Continuous
Gun Work., Of which pec;i4eus seen al his Rooms
also, Tod or Silver Plate Work from tooth set !;
seth plugged with geld and farrauted pr life, Teeth
racted, regulated cleaned and ileaed for all diseases Of the
teeth.
Dr. Wtmore has been engaged in the DENTS business for
fifteen years and from his long experience he takes great
pleasure in warranthg al operations in the mouth to be
done as wei as can b done III M amy other country, he
Hodd state that lac travelling Dentist viii be
hand at all times make s good His charge
VIII hr a low as any other experienced Dentist
sB Office hours, from eight anti four.
Dr.. L. WIIIfNORE.
KepOSRn IrI6E33tf1
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HON ORE g. Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DEsUGss, 3BEEsECENEi&, PAINTS, OILS,
Dye Stutfs, Window Glass, Glassware, Tur-
pentinc Camphene NarnisLcs, Toilet
Goods, Stationery, &c. Also,
Wholesale Agents for the above Popular Patent
Medicines, and many others The attention of
Druggists and Merchants, respectfully invi-
ted Our Stock is large and complete.
I!h0icsaic, only.
[1ysl no. 200 Rake ga, Chicago, Hi.
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1 'S \ s.. GO Ak F-rs- quality Of B-i7,.- HI
y t95z, Ia sale il lots 20 suit purchasers nj the
Middle Warehouse. [4gl JOHN V AVER
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F Or s Al (.

FF7EHE N'FETs0N FAEsgF, north Of Tie Civ
a Part of the " Loke Fa~H, south of the Cit,,-.
Eighty Acres If Prarie IN SomelY-Also,
Houses, Lets, Nc, la this City and Racine
For particulars, enquire at the QUARLEs BLOCK. OF
GASkILL, CHAMBERLAJN & Go.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

@tEVEEsAE. nice Rooms, Suitable for Offices
- Enquire of
GASKILL, CHAMBERLAIN < Co.
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HTOR sAH4E.--Two lots eligibly situated, with
IL small buildings upon them easily arranged for
dwelling houses JOSIAH BOND.
September -. 1855
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FOR SALE.

D00 ACRES on The Lake Shore Ran Road, nil.s from
kenosha, and one mie from the State Line Depot
This property viii iake OF the best stock farm. IN the
country. For sale cheap. Apply to
Sat JOSIAH BOND
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ELL HOUSE - lot FOR SALE.
Esd The subscriber offers for sale reasonable terms
ea very desirable House and Lot in the city Of Renosha
The property is wei located ue east side Of Ann Street
fsw rods north OF PEARL and convenient to the Lake Shore
Rail Road Depot
For particulars enquire Of The subscriber at Mortified,
Cook Co, ILL., or OF DR.. Farr the premises
Oct 80 1850 TI9n1 THOMAS sHERGOLD.
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Scrofuia, Dyspepsfa. a. liver Complaint.
pr. BlakeweWS Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla
and Iris Fersicolor stands very high in the cstima-
ton of those who have used It, for the above named
Diseases and doubt is worthy Of the confidence of
the afflicted 1t is for Sale by Druggisis in Kenosa
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u NVhtN--LOIs . = ? Ok d
CnknOUn-Lot : bk -

r Sni6fn- lot 3 bk GS
Hale e. .4per--lot 5 bk GO
p Il Bmnham-lot s Blk 80
" w Wheeie'-lot ! blk u
W Mggatt--s hfof lot bk !,
Il Campbeti-lot o blk u
" MIg.tiI-f--lot 8 biz Is
URIE0wn--lot 3 bk "a
II Bac0n--lot | Blk II
J G. G0tijrefsea-lot 2 bk so
Lni;RDUn-lot | bk -
Isaac PaLme7---lot d biz 81
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Dpvkee's Eastern Add1{0R.
T. l r. 23-N " o. Sec ).

n VI ar sec ); commencing at corner
.e's eastern addition. thence : As rods.
,ore. thence nortberIy on lake shore TO
T beginning. theme " to bepinning
&c Sl-.HcLaWghtia' -dddifioIa.
# bk \ Burroughs-iot s Blk .
3 lot J do
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
j. L. JOHNSON,
LAND AGENT g. NOTARY Fu?LIC,

HJoLL oFFtoE, COINC3L III Fl Tow ;,
WILL attend 10 buying anI s-.l.l. iau3s
town or clty lots selecting lands, lorazin = ,ana
warrants, collecting rents, or paving sxes
TO giving a'.y information III rteari "a tht a7sn
~, soil productions advantages AID pro -. go
# West III Iowa and Nebraska.
Having been r.sid,u I Of Ills rc-iou from
is first settrrns nj, he trusts that his tuowetgt
III regard 10 the country viii enable HIM TO
give entire satisfaction to those who may favor
him with their business.
n b A large a-sortm mt Of BIlrks on hard
Legal instruments aHd papers executed in due
togu OF Law. Jau , #
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That was Naughty.

The evening after the city election, the
B'hoys, full Of the glory of conquest, could
not relapse into their ordinary reveries or
pursuits, without some demonstration of
their nfeelinks;" consequently the big drum
and some minor instruments were brought
out, and every "feller" answered with his
presence. Ansils were fred, in rapid sue
cession; flaming rockets assembled mid deaf
ening huzzas,--the crowd then marched
through the principal streets with 'three
cheers" for their especial favorites and "three
groans'' for their opponents. Our humble
self was not forgotten nor overlooked, Meth
err the Bugle, nor the voters of the first Ware,
who, each in succession, were heartily cheer
ed. With due appreciation of the intended
honor, We were sorry to see the boys carry
their vindictiyeness so far as they did, by
behaving disrespectfully towards those who
differ with them in opinion, and raore espe-
cially IN adding insult towards vanquished
foe. IT'S against our conscience to DO it.
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be so green as to BE- charmed BY any such
tinsel. Doyou want companions one whom
you can love and respect and who will make
goa happy? and bless your litswith sunshine,
poetry and we'll cooked dinners? Then cease
thoss foolish sighs-=let's lsass this ball room
come with mc-there, don't you see,
through the panes of that window, the maid
en- assisting her aged parent in the duties of
the household? See how smooth and glossy
the linnon she lies by. See that white loaf
of bread she is taking from the oven, and
the nice roll of yellow butter she has recent
ly prepared.
Young man, there is a beauty of the heart
that is not always suoased in sasins OF. bro
cades; there is goodness that may not be
reckoned from the complexion or shape Of the
face; there is treasure that may rot be
compared with the color or glossiness of the
hair. Seek il, young man, il YOU would be
happy. Go not to the gay circles, to the rout
nor the bail ROOM or you may bite at hook
of stone without bait, hat gilded to lure
Go, rather, TO the kitchen, to the dairy, to
tho farm house, 10 the WASH room. An ac-
compishsd lady can play on the wash board
as well as the piano; can spin stocking as well
as street yarn; can get up good buildings as
we'll as parties; can talk approvingly and
lovingly, in her mother tongue, before en-
gazing French master.
loupg man, charge you, keep your eye
peeled or you are q goner. Never trust
your happiness 60 the vanity Of butterfly;
she iooses her wings and power 10 please
when winter comes.
"Ianisome is that handsome does 10 a
maxim early taught ty our dear departed
mother, Young man. seek for AID obtain a
beauty of heart and a love of soul, hidden
though abiding virtue, aud you are safe
Then 20 tor call the priest.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

AT the city election, last week, one of the
candidates saw gentleman stranger to him.
expunging his name from he ticket, v hen he
asked the voter:
G. Why do You take of that name?
Voter. Because am told lie is bad man
a non-rc resident, and unf for the office.
c. Why, know the fellow we'll, he lives
up town is first rate fellow; good schol-
ar; tip notch Democrat, and sound on The
goose question.
V O, indeed; well, these fellows misin.
formed me; give mo another ticket; III vote
for hun certain" AID strais htway he did -
though the candidate was Il Whis
Que man came with his ticket 10 the dcl.y
cry at the post Once, and inqUirod Do
YOU take tickets hervf''
Clerk replied, yes" took 1t in, looked al
it, and told the voter; "al right; pass it il
next door,. and Dulchman came in; exlln-
ineI the tickets handed him; was told y oh
VA, the right one; inquired if 'de dichet
vas eoot Demogr"t" Being assured twas
all right" he passed it in with the rem ark
that DEMOCRAT dicket was shoost as coot
as he wanted"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEGAL Office.
STATE OF Iowa. So
Pottaw attamie county,
To Mrs. Lucinda Harris


To Mrs. Lucinda Harris,
Madam
You arr hereby notified that there vii be on
file, in thu Office of the clerk OF the District
Court of Pottawattamie county. Iowa on or be-
fore the 2lst day CT Februsry. A. d. 1856, the
petition of George ". Harris, claiming of you a
devorcc from the bonds Of Matrimsny now ex-
istibg between you aud the ,sid George W.
harris. aud charging you therein with wi!fully
de.-rting him, and, without reasonable cause,
absenting yourself for more than the spacs of
three years, and that unless you appear and an
swer thereto. on or before the morning Of the
second day OF the next April Term Of the Dis
rict curt n ar for said State aud county, to
be begun and holden at the Court House 10
the city Of Council Rlufs, on Monday the s.v
sn.h day Of April A. d. 1886, the matter and
thing therein contained takea as confessed and
. default taken aud decree rendered in accord.
sscs with the prayer Of the said petition and
Judgment rssdsred sgain.t you for costs Of snit
thsFeoa. Notice returned not feuad.
A.. g. FOkD, Sol. for csmplainant.
Ordered to be publishsd IN the Council BlAffs
Buxie Z weeks. C. EUEANK. Clerk.
sByF E WxLca. Deputy.
| Council Rufus City, this 7lh day Of Febru-
airy A D, 1856.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
W, T. James Column,

THE undersigned has for sale number Of
Il valuable tracts Of Land, comprising a
choice variety Of timber, valley. underw God
and prairie, situated in Pott4wattamie aud ad-
joining counties; also numbei Of beautifully
located city lots, which he offers upon terms
fair ard easy. Among the variety he now Of
fers the following. viz
The undivided half Of the north half of the
south west quarter, and the south half of the
north west quarter Of section nurnber one
township No. IS range 81 containing 100 acres
This is choice piece Of hardwood tiAber lard
lying on the new State road from Council
Bluffs to Fort Desmoines and about six miles
from lranistan.
Terms, one half cash down and the remain
der liz one year.
Also the east half Of the north west quarter
Of section n 10 5, township No IS ncrth, rang
81 west, containing eighty acres, Also the
south west quarter oil tht south west quarter o
section No - in township II north, range 81
W est, containing Al acres.
Also an u undivided half of the north half Of
the sou tn west quarter and the south half OF th'
north west quarter OF section one, in township
7 ) north, range 81 containing one hundred anu
sixty acres. Terms, one half cash down snl
the remainder IN one year,
Also the south west quarter Of the norlI
west quarter OF section NO l, III township a.
north, range No Al west, containing 40 acres
Fine high prairie bottom land, one mile soutl
Of Council Bluffs
Also the undivided half Of The west half o
the north east uarter VI section No 20, and th'
south east frnci ional quarter and lot n il
section No %, to wuship IS, range A, conan
ing one hundrei aud hiy five acres. The ahov'
lands lie on fine high prairie bottom, tire
quarters OF Ia lie west Of Council nutfs On til
road between the la Ter place and Omaha city
Terms, one half down aud the remainder
one aud two years.
Also the undivided half Of the son tn eas
quarter OF The north east quarter ana the sout
west quarter OF north { asst quarter OF srcto
No / /, aud the south east quarter OF tile mort!
west quarter anu the north west quarter VI IL
south east quarter al section /, also the sout
west quarter Of the uo.th We Il quarter and H.
east hat Of the north west uaIter uf seCtio
| No II, in township No Il. rul e i west, COZ
tanning two huudFed and eighty acres
The above is a high and dry tract Of Ian.
mostly timber. with highly va!u able spring
rich wales and fine groves.
Terms one half cash down aud lie remain
der in one and TWO years.
! b. II, 1856. tt.
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100000 TREES ;!
BIRDS NEST NURSERY,
Burlington, Iowa.

NEATLY Il BROTHERS. Proprietors
Apples. Pears-dwarf and siandari--Cher.
res, Peaches. Plums, Grape Vines, Chesuuts,
FiIberts, Mulberries. Curranrs, Raspbeiries
BIackbcrries. Straw berries, Rhubarb, etc.
Evergreens, Shade Trees Ornamental Shrubs
Roses, DahIias, Paeonies. Phloxes, and hard y
Towering plauts in great variety, en- rucing d
compete assortment of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
Shrubs and plants OF ever. description worthy
of cultivation.
lTStock of Apple Trees unusually large
and trees OF fine rix~ for orchards, al l2l cent,
each, $40 per hundred, or $50 per thousand -
Other things low in proportion.
For further information see Catalogue, which
will be sent to all who apply for it. frb5t2
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nm justly entitled to = respite from my la
bors. 10 claiming this respite from my la
[bors, I an doing no injustice TO tho actual
|p.ttlersos The country, rs not one entry in
/ Fifty, is being made for them. =, =
1t is proper for me to remark, least some
eHs may be deceived by this Communication,
that this Office will be kept open, and about
twenty entries will be made each day (provi-
ded there are that number OF applications
| until the frs. day of April next; at which
time may employ more clerks and do
more extended business.
LYSANDER w. DABBITT, Register
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BREAD BREAD |

TIE undersigned now ready TO receive
corn for grinding at their new steam Touring
mill, two miles west Of Council Bluffs One
run of Burrs are nov In operation, capable OF
doing avery heavy business. aud the fiourirg
burrs will DO III operation in iew.days from
Sl,25 "a s i so cash will b. paid for wheat and
10 cents for corn. Wheat taken in, AID cash
paid for tho same.
JEFFREYS 4 co.
jim. 20 1856. Ii
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vi arried.

In Jackson County, Iowa, in February, Mr..
A. ID. PALMER to Miss DRUsTiLLA BuDD.
We congratulate our yonng friends upon so
happy an occasion, and on, sincere wish is, that
the PALM may never lack for BUDS.
In Harrison City. February 81. by the Rev
II. A. Harrington, Nj JouN X. SuILINs to
Miss NANCY JANE BALL, second daughter Of
Lucian Ball.
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ladies. look oat for the Men,

s.s.zs-s 4sss.zsu~ss~xza
ladies. look Out for the Men.
Yes, we r1pea, it, Ladies, look out for The
msn, ard look sharp, 90; for they are a set
of 7upvincipled deceiyers. They WIN your
ahcticns for pas;ime, AID cast them aside
In sport.
Ladies, listen "1aere's not william in
all D,nmayk bat he's al arraut knaye."
Dom, believe a word # the honied lativty
they whisper 50 softly in your ear, Is all
false; doA't believe q word Of it. That dark
foreign mIstachc is only WON 10 hide some
serious defect, and the dark flowing locks
will oe sandy after few day. wearing they
will have 70 BE- sent II Ihq vs. makers, or
BARRIERS. 70 IL re-co,osed and dressed The
piercing glance Of thuse eyes viii chill in
anger, ara the sweet manly voice will be-
come hoarse and blasphemoas with rage
The hand thu. presses you % warmly and
lovingly may be raised 70 strike is victim
80, ladies, we warn yoa not 70 trust .hem,
mr., for ! moment, believe MIA; they say
T. be-sure, in your presence, they are all
goodness, morality, patriotism and christian
/ #. They wouldn't do any hing wrong for
- "3''1' Il 'ie 'n'i''s'-' .''s. i ~ VI
si!e they~rii seek the tppl-r', glass, the
gamblers len, the society Of tbe Pr, fame,
900, 9 ."' ''.'s' u III my ''e D'''' e.
= 'o' '>a[ y ll''' enea'' sea ana some
~ '''.'.'''' Il = "oFs' crimes
i'-.'''' j." ar !o'A 'o' i'r 'ne men; they
are st % sc@nPs ssne'al'y AM n PaFt'e-
1''''. i"' VIII come 10 you IN borrowed
''''"e~ ana o'r'0"e' p''nes' NAen not
UT" : >''os-$'r.L- 'ae' p'.3'.s % &c Hl..-
i'on1Fs' ana wealthy gentlemen. IN AZ hour
Z TT ''''.'ee1 StFo i 'e@17naa AL they
" y s''''''' N rags 'I.'''7' 'o'N oar, IT. the
'..'''' af.s-~o y III, OBSERVERS Ihey WI. i2af
''0'Sa W > lF''.A'' anu shNo'" z nous
se.1 US ','l7' money hs@-'A ara
CT '''e'' an MAKE -! woman miserable
= 1's go ~ !" |'FA an1 10 dishonest
8'I al - oe-' t'a muS' e'en'u ''.y ADOPT
'1"'ss' g -'as ne % sustain 'As-' e1-
,
0''S' 'o'> ~. ? '27 zee men lhe' are
/ III, III es-.i' I'll '"eF VIII t''N q
" ~ -'e Us = 1c.'e' - L f'o'e poe
- Gu an = 's1u''' q .'4 innocent as
va ''" e.' :" a. Appear at Ue'otioni ouI
80 w. ''-sy arg =! q .''' gre ana DO ms
IT,, = WI 49, = ~ o.'e !o1 - lneA'El-
- '''@ : accom- '.''-' '..''' 'eee'''ol
- ~,
80, "a '-''ss' 'sNa'e 81 'as i''Se,
'"e P-,".'s''''' Wv - ''.,'' - ''PP's"' ana
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Sp!eudid Upland Prairie Farm

Containing Tw Hundred Acres-foTty acErs
{, need and improved. fine cool springs OF va
ter. and rum ing streams for the Use Of stock
on the premises. Together with oi,e HUNDRED
and twenty acres of choice
HARD WOOD TIMBER!
This most desirable farm is situated on Nor;h
Pigeon, and Immediately upon the tate r0si
leading from ST Joseph, Missouri, By Counc !
BlufFs TO Sioux City, and ~ miles from Coan-
Gil Bluffs.
part or all will be sold TO accommodate
those wishing TO purchase.
-REEER To
Greene, WeaTe < Benton, Council Bluffs, Iowa
Cassidy & Test, -
Frank Street,
w A. REEL.
A-aS;n.a To-s Ism lat 1855 IT
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Saving ding Machinery

THE undersigned have now in operation, :
good saw and Grist mill, at
HARRISON CITY,
On the Boyer river thirty five miles north r.
Council Bluffs, and ten miles east % MaEuo.iy.
This grist null is grinding two hundred an
fifty Bushels OF grain per day, aud is no; SUB
jecs to being stopped by ice or want Of wairr
and has been in constant operation through the
winter, whilst other mills have been stopped
by ice a turning lathe and other machinery
will be attached to the mill, and a
Cabinet and Chair Shop,
connected. Any person wanting grlsls ground
or logs sawed, have only to bring them on.
and they shall be sawed on
SHORT NOTICE
good variety Of lumber constantly on hand
FOR sails. Meal may also be had in any guam
THY.
ITGood cabinet and chair -nykers may ind
employment at their trade by calling upon the
undersigned proprietor
H. BUTLER.
LUCIAN BALL.
Harrison CRY, Harrison county, Iowa
Jan %. ls56.
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Atlantic House,
RY THORINGTON e. LANGLEY,

MADISON xxnKkT, COUNCIL aLuFFs.
THIS semmod ious public House as heen
taken by the aboss named fissn, WHO have with
much care re fitted and re.farnishei il in a
manner commodities, convenient and comfort
sbie 10 their guests. There 10 connected with
the above house, good stables and yards for the
Accommodation 81 emig rants aud othsrs.
Feb. 5, 1856 If
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FOR SALE.

oug A GOOD BUGGY. without TOP.
fss - with fills and tongue. II desire,
~ "a goo set OF double haTiess e.
So. top BUGGY with tongue ostsy. vii
sell the above CHEAP for cash or appro41,l p4,e-.
THOMAS HENSHALI.,
"BlG FRAME SroRE." Cheap CASH Corner.
Gom Gil Bluffs, lows, ian % 10 If
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BOUND FOR TEXAS,

That valuable property, known a. fh& Cir
Hotel viii be sold cheap. ifapplicstion bs ss.s|
soon. From lis central position, y one Il m
best locations for public house ia this any,
fronting on Broadway fifty eight feet, rn.n.al
back to Pierce street, together with Al! tn
household furniture belonging 10 said heuse
Terms liberal BY X P SNOW,
Feb ), n43 Real Estate Agent
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WE are now prepared to fill orders for tio~'
or sceds our assortment being complete Ter
sons wishing 10 procure the choicest varitisS
would do we'll ~ call or order econ. Gala
lorues will b. fo~ardea ON application.
TERRY x CD
Council BlaTs, Iowa, feh5so
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ssswamp aud Overlooked lands"
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Pursuant TO the instructions Of the Secretary
sof the Interior, public notice j. hereby given,
that, in order 10 bring 10 u close the business
under the act OF Congress, approved September
-, lS50, entitled IAN act To enable tie State
of Arkansas. and other States, - reclaim
Swamp Lands within their limits . and at the
same slime afford TO parties who ciuim that por-
tons OF the lands selected under said law are
dry and M for cultivation, an opportunity TO
Introduce evidence, all lands so selected, 10 the
approval whereof no objections be made with
III six months from cate hereof, will be paten-
ted TO the States.
Such objections as are contemplated BIZ the
above must be made under oath, aud filed with
the Register and Receiver OF the proper Land
Office for transmission to the General Land
Office. The necessary forms for atiidayils are
in the hands Of said officers.
The following classes OF land are exempt from
objection to-Uit
lst. Lands entered with cash, or located
with military bounty liant warrants or scrip,
after the passage Of the act Of the 2-th Sep
tembtr, 1850, and prior 10 the passage of the
act of "a March, 1855, "for the relief of pur-
chasers and locators OF swamp and overhowed
lands"
% Lands already patented TO the Statsun-
der the Scamp law.
In all cases where objection IS raised, testim0
ny mus, he taken before the Register and Re-
ceiver of the Land Office, al such tluIe, With
the consent Of the Commits oner the General
Land Office.
The lists of swamp and overiiowed lands are
open to inspection during the regular hours Of
the Land Office.
Given under my hani, at the City Of WASH
incton, this 2lst day Of December 1853.
TnOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Feb ), 1856. 6w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

WE are constantly receiving Land Warrants,
for time location, and are now prepared to make
entries for settlers and others at moderate rates.
Cassidy s. TEST.
aug 81, '55. n2ltf