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STATE or LOUISIANA. Parish cf
Base Baton nouee-Sixth Judicial Dis
tfies CVWst s--lh The matter II the .,,c-
eessicn II JcAr r. Batter, deed
= Ptvbate" No. 4ge
RI VIRTUE Of q commission issueJ
- IN The above, succession and directed Ia
Me eheti9 II the Parish Of r. \. Hcue.. t,ytr
~ Hon Sixth Judicial District Court in
ord f6s the Parish Of n. B. Rouge and state
sebfssaid, will cilst At public .ale. Al the
C0Sfs Mouse dcct, u said Parish, in the
cry VI Baton Rouge, IN Saturday, II. sla
NY q May vert, A. ~ 1856. at Il e'elock
4 NJ, the prosperity hereinafter set forth and
4ssefibed, belonging to the Succession Of
lsaa ?. bAtLex, late Of The County Of
Is10S, State II Mississippi, deed, TO Wit.
A certain tract u lama situated IN thi.
latish East Baton Rcuge,) known a.
Section NJ. 4. N Township 8, Of range one
seeA eeine The came acquired BY the de-
ee1sed ifo1, A. 3. Powell, BY an act. t,ass-
4 1el0fe ]. H. Lawrence, d Justice IT The
~, y, ana for the County Of Yasco.
10 n Mississippi, on the the 4tb Of June
p2 N The following Set,ns and con-
oltisNs, b wit: One third cash. and the
Oolohes payable IN two equal instalments.
q eWelve and eighteen months from the
~ q sale. Purchaser to furnish notes
payable 10 the Exeruter. and mortgage
'sstsved Until Anal payment
. THOS. r. HERNANDEZ.
apS0 Deputy Sheriff
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Liver Conn p1aimt,

CAN BE eHectnally cured w the use u
~ HofHantls German Bitte,s. Price "
d"ced to seventy-6ve cents, can always be
had flesh At the trvg store Of
octlO WIN. BOGEt,.
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obrgAa tedst AsAr,sY brvneefats,, 4ys~ ON
' Sfn i Ss r. ~. nsgS bif,s ..a..v
% , ssss G sssss;s n S.s,. ss" :
dtsAases e[tAs fwnyg uNn Esr1. Ast1
eeetset 1e astenstm.Nt u al "a
~" r.. .s' !. = as =. sf. 3 .
ctne. fvss NJ eutfie4 nsss
me srest sup-ticf,ty & Inn t,esie,ns s,st ~,
others IT, whilst u erAdisstes Aiseases.t iv,ieo,
Ases ths tcdf, .ttent thens the ~tss sbd sfesttA
ss. s4'ea. III. !. e ~ s.! Ss's s..ts.
wonderful success
EXTRAORDINARY cURE.
rc'-r " sctss, tssssat-s t,gv-ys, M, /.
IN. ewA1ss :--Dtut st,4heiitvias H. DIV I
shtushs trspef " maize ktiswn one u .hs 11osS
extraordinary cures, ~ my own csse, thss hsA,
~. be:n 3'ufy 'eeotded n me fsth'h N
ing N my breast, whieh fctn,ed iafee sbsseDs.
and also communicated 10 my lupes snd Vttt
much afflicted them, ana discharged istee gust;
s'tiescf ccrruptiSn, s*tefhai snd internal ny
through the cavity u my breast ~ith apparent
essf, attended wiiii violent eoueh, az ana
night loss u appetite, ana extreme DEBILITY. 10
that my phyNcfai, Thought my esse entirely hope.
less, and beyond ehe power Of 1edleihe I re-
manned IN .lhis wretched condition for tcss
time. nntn vas wasted 10 4 mere skeleton, snd
there seemed 10 " no hope kDf me tA hsv,se
read IN the pubiie papets u Inc mary wonderful
cntes Performed ~ y6tr COMPOUND 9yRVp
OF VIII cNeNAY, immediately sent 10 BAL
more NJ 6ve bottles ara eoffsenekd ~ ne. atS
70 my gsest satisfaction and me Joy NJ NJ aps.
lS's family, enc ~ eess " opeAsNe N ny lunes
began 20 heai, and me cough 10 snbside, ara On
using ten bsttles wss Restored ~ ee,iet heA,tk
FEEL sfsteful snd hrly believe tins. 10 your vsD.
tabte tsedieine, andef the MESSING u f,ivjse
prcviddece, I am indebted f,r This great change
ana Am hsppy " ~ thst - nSx enJeyihe -
good health ~ ever ha@
Tctrs, very t4peetfsfty,
rms. DIXON.
The subscriber II well acquainted with fbospae
Dixon, atd can testify that he hAs Been aflieled
~ above Represented, regard Nh rseove,v ~
almost mi, scle. He 10 wcfthr member Of
society. IN. DDNhNbW,
PASTOR u BerlIn Cireais, Baltimore conference.
The cf'gihsi snd only fehuihe VIVA Uhsrtt
Preparation trepsreA W n. gWAYNE 4 con.
4Fofth seventh a., ftttsdeiphie.
S~Ayss's D. q. AEAANAt," eohtstt,nH 1Deeh
asefni information fcf ~ hnflles, can b. hsA
vtates n oat aAents Gan Ab6 eef ore.
4of ssle wholesale y md setsii N
WIN. 00oel. Bstcn Rouge h.
NebV-y AZ, 000ek. RfAhhliM ~;
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For Chi1ls ana rsv0f.
INDIAN CHOLAGOGUE Smith = onie,
l. Champion, Pills and other preparations
TO cure this disease, for sale by
oct14. WIN. BOUEL,
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SALTS b. tbt Stfrlf.

eTAfE o. LOUisIANA-si.th Judi
eisi District Couft--pssish u Esst Bat
on Rcuee--MA~1 n Bscwv. versus
IONS ~. Qvtsstss, tNos 1895.
ny VIRTUE If { writ Of seizure and
ID sale issued In the abuve entitled and
numbered ea,,se, ffutt, the Hcn. The Sixth,
Judicial District Court. and directed 10 The
Sheriff ii the Parish 81 East Baton Rouge,
and state aforesaid, have seized. and will
cl3ef IL public ssle At the Court House dur
in TIE CITY Of Baton Rouge, in said Parish,
II Est Baton Aouke, on
satasAav. the sth day II June, 1859.
At II c'etcek, A. M, all the right, Title, IN
tefest ara claitil Of Che Defendant. John W
Cuis4ifs, IN and 10 The following dee
efl6ed tffotteaeed property, he reinsftes SET
forth and described, IL Wit:
eiA Lists u ground, situated near the
eotp,fation Of baton Rouge being ratt ct
tract 81 land. knbwM ~ The Vaynsc tract,
ami laid out in lots bv Gates and New
eomb, and designated cn the plan thereof
- lots No. A. n. No. s, r. Nc Q. q. No. I,
II. No. g. and I No 9, each lot measuring
one afpert front on the Conite Road BY
wv afrents in depth and making attn
eeteef twelve superficial strents. tcs.the,
with all The buildings, and improvements
thereon, being the came acquired by the
said Mis- Brown, from, Jordan Holt, by an
ct passed befcte John Read, the,,
Notary Pablic u this parish, dated The
18th day u November 1644, sei,etbtc ray
snd batlsfy. the snicuht Of Judgment. inter
ess and cost, IN the above entitled and mum,
beisd cause.
Tettns 81 sale-Cssh, with the benefit ~
sfpfsieemebs. THOS. r. HERNENDFz,
ny6t4. Dept'v. SbetiH.
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PER shjD AmN~v<f.
ERENCH WINDOW GLASS (; Amer.
L lean Zine paint in Oil, french Zinc in
Vanish, White Lead, Paris Green, FINER
old Green Chrome Green l. Yellow Whit
iug. Putty Glaziers Diamonds, PANT b,usb-
e., stesnesiIs ste., IN ssle by
jUt4. WIN bO0EE.
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4 LSO ON HAND FOR sALE--rorce
n rutsps, India Rubber Hose for PUN n.
Chain Pumps with the tubes complete.
aset. 10y. w. r. TUNNARD
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GAUGES! Tomato; Walnut; Essence
~ Anchevies caviee; Reading WAGES
eqehifs and carry powders. For sale at
family grocs'yof feb 81 ]. BEAt.
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TOBACCO.-6O Boxes Mac 4 Mac
\ fcs sale BY
sept.2l. Tnos. PsxrpsAeAsr.
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RADwAYS heNovsiinx Reso,ven., r.
IL solves disease, pes,bes The blssd, end
renovates the system, for sale by
feb ~. !. L. WALLET, Apotheestv
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Browns Essence of JAMaieA 0ihse1.
q 0foss Of Browns J1mAies Ginger,
- just received from Fred. brown. Phil.
ade|phia, snd for sale q his prices, whole
sale or retail, by. W. 'BOGLE.
feb. IA. Druseest, Lafayette 81.
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Brandy and Champagne.
IN dog. Old Brandy; 30 baskets In quarts
~ and pints. For sale by
mar. 10. THos. PasSpsHeAsr h Co
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HIROP Anti phlcsistiqse do Brisht, 10,
~ eelds coughs IL. fSf sAle ny
maya. J.L VALET. brvsajst
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T'HE subscriber having been appointed
] Az ent for East ana West t,atioti Rouge
for Smith Mcleod h Co.'S superior and
pure Bi-Snlph Of Lime. Plastefs will find
Il to their interest to huy here.
novS WV. BoaEL. Druggist.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01
Land once.

s'Over two hundred thousand acres OF
and were sold at the Hudson Land Office in
Wisconsin, last year, Iowa State Gazette.
Very well doue, nei shbors. fer Wisconsin
or ANY othsr State bat los,--bus Ills no nss
for any II them to think Of m4tching with
Why what do you think of these figure, ia
ken from s'the records" There vas 90 d at
the Land 0fi!e in this city in the six mp,Ihs
precerdn, the 3lst of Dec, 1855, six h1,d-
red and eishty,eight thousand. iva hundred
and thirty nine (6S8, 239.)
What do you think of ii at, Bro Thomp
son ~ will Council 3luFs do 20 be: cjgss
tn$
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

Oh! dear, what shall we 10; 'Lottie' 10
after us again, ana how unhappy We feel to
be forced TO combat with The gentle creature?
We can't positively, and give mp the field
in dispair.
Wig, she calIs us ell the bad fellows i'm.
imaginable, and thinks We are worse than =
heathen. Why, bless you "Lottie," we amt
ha,f 50 bad n fellow az you take US to be no
indeed, wears Womans Rights man ell
oyer-ani We will relinqui>h 10 the fair
creatures almnst every prerogative, but the
use Of our last pair of unmsntonablss, which
We cannot reasonably be- expected to sur
render.
But worse, far worse than all, Totte's"
pen worldnt stop after her ''womans pride
AID Indignation was aroused" aud D, what
- lead shs gave us; why We thought We
should never ge' throush-ani " hen W had
finally succeeded, why W hid Lost oil bat
the closing paragrarh-in sed 1t was to"
Aueh for Us entirely, snl seek us in such an
excitement If grief for our grisvops WING
10 poor ''LottIs,'' that had III been 1ar.
our knee mi hi have been best in pray Tor
paricn.
We know We sh could not be rrying into
the 'lit,le domestic arrangements Of our
nughbors. aad We have the weakness Of be-
ing too good. at guessing
Your letter MAS too much for us "Lottie, -
too much entirely, and We gave out before
we were half through Sneh len thy f.vort,
such extensive attentions continued ia
would Kill us cruelty. Speak our rArdnt,
"Losie," a1d We leave the inslorous fed
TO YOU sup iiOr proves lis against tie
fnest sensibilities of our nature TO place
ourself in so unequal and unm anly pns-
ton. in array hostile to the better ard
brighter portion OF our manhood-,he htiglt
link tha. binis earth TO hesven AMI men 70
earth. You have won the 6sld. 'Lottie, ,
aui when We meet again there, may il he
"bloom-ins'' with flowers, Instead Of blood
less warfare. Adds.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

We have often wondered that sume genius
who has money and brans enough. has not
turned their attention 10 the erection OF wi d
mills on our prares, where for nlne-tenths at
the days in the year there is breeze sufi :
Gent to give the impetus the moving power
to many u fortune. We could never divine
why the timber 10 the wet, should be con.
sumsi, or millions of dollars squandsred in
creating power for the movement Of ma
chinsry, when one 80 powerful AMI constant
existed every whsrs-all complete, and Stree
Is the wind" We copy the following arti-
Gle from an exchange:
"HINp FLoURtNo MnLs ToR TIE PRAIRIEs.
The Peoria Transcripts is informsl that the
Rochester IN. W Mill-Ereotiny Company
intend to place in operation fifty mills on the
Western Prairiss during the year 1856, the
motive power of which IL TO be wind alone.
The TRANSCRIPT adds:
awe hear company is to be organized in
Peoria for the Immediate establishment Of
eas Of these wiud-mills. We understand
tAas The cost Of mill in operation, with two
zen of four feet ssoass 10 oily 5000. That
pauAa 49, Il sgi31iae. nAshinsry, and
tvssy ssqaisits, iaeiudieG tls right y ~ the
patsst. One o. shw plan is now 10 opsra-
ZION d Rochsstss, n. Y. and With two run
Of stonss, thirty bushels Of graiA are ground
fin an hoxr. The running Of the mill BY
Wind power IL ton monthS in the wear, about
the average tne of steam power. dedurting
repairs, &C., and more time than most Of the
wster mills. Il is represented to be Just
what 10 wanted on the prAiriss. 20. Coz
luiubian. tR
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

Some Of "1ur friends" complain os rs
most sorely for continually g laying upon
she harp of one string. iheir favor
lie hobby, upon which they would ride
raugh shall, over truth, common sense, and
equality, viz - Black Repablicanism or
Aboli.ouism. We c.ndii'y admit the i'm
p.aehsa~sAa~G.~ AsAry .rark .f Qua rna nss.
revol;s at ths ungenerous acts OF many Of
aha: class OF mon; IN lsr the present ins,itu-
tons Of the South, sIaYss are as much q
ran'4 property as his plantation, and so is
shenId be, until by legal and voluntary ac-
ton, slavery ceases to exist. Yet, notwi,h-
stAadins The injustice 10 hundreds in a pecu-
mary point of vicw--slaves are regularly
every week b.ing decayed from their masters
By these hypoctitical polisicians.- Better
a.ell his horses, his land, or his money than
rob him Of ths dsne..ics OF his household.
We really .hin'l a man lass hone 81, whu by
his advice or influence, taxes from family
in an illegal manner. its help and support,
shan he who having accession to ride steals
q horse.
Our friends" forget that shsy call us
accsssories If border rufhans," and every
o:asr spthet they can invent, and for what,
prlyY b.,au;s, 70 r,ooth W. are willing that
ne psop,c Of the t:rritories, within th i, jur-
is1ic;i1n of the Ua;,el States, should de-
&c for Themselves, upon tn, question If
s.472-y As up'1 all o,hor matters, leavir <
ols.!ss oal of he mlss altogether
Oar n.;s5bors feel bad enough, because
t-3g caano: ct their fingers in the dish of
their Eeighbors-they have no business OF
their own, or are not disposed to attend to
il. We I'm! enough at home to engross all
our atteation, without going to Kansas or
anywhere out Of our OWL State, an we DO
lleve, were carmel .hbors anxioa, to benefit
TIER own country. tAsy would find an equal
y busy time.
We s:iok TO the good oh Mormon m otto,
E'Iet every one nina thsy own business
and they will ind plenty to do, and Tho
world woEld be better, far better than
half filed, with nneaAy winners, complain
ers, ana bogos rsrsrnov.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

That Judge Street refused 10 appoint an
agent to sell spirits, 81 required by law. iii
after slection thereby hoping o secure
votes from the anti Maine Law men for hi,
reelection.
That a. the same election, all the sapital
was mads out of ths Conr. House CUES ion,
that an Ingenious nsa could devise. Tha.
j0o for tho jail WIS iet 70 his lay partner
That no orders we're taken up or csnoslisd
ander his adiAiasssa,ion only those taken n
psynen. for taxl@---That no account has
ossn rendered to our eisiseos, in regard to
ale survey md deciding OK thslots In or city
BY mid Street.
WesA yee-ssy~ Aio> aGals9 $780,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

Although the Democracy thought It uunec-
nssary to hold convention to make no,nin-
atoms for ccunsy officers, matter have finally
resolved themselves into such shape that
"a. strife Of the coming election lies betwee.
Democracy and Black Kepublicanism. In
this contest many good, old line straight
haired waigs, woo would scorn 10 be- reck-
onel with abolitionis.s, will support the
Democratic ticket. The issue will in yrea
me sure decide how far oil Pottawattamie
sympaghtzes with meddlesome az itators--
ds--groanl railroad agents--aui Union. dis.
sewers. We expect su see TINT question set
tied ie>isivsly at the ballot box. We hope
thu every voter, who has the good oil his
country Il. heart, will come ont and cast his
vote according to his conscience.
We wish it distinctly under,tool how We
vots, and WHIST is our tiakss-shs people
Democrats ticket.
For County Judge,
WILLIAM L. JAMES
For School Fund Commissioner,
SAMCEL EGGLESTOS.
For Drainage Commissioners,
WILLIAM II. REEL.
with township offers OF the sans grade at.
tAched.
We act from q CONSEQUENCES Of doing good
service to our country-and We rise Or fall
by such principle of action.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01
~. fnbe

We Learn that gu. Re low citizen. Jouv
KKLLxs, mas tntie arrangeme - for rsoa'y
ing by the hr,s bos:,, urge and exttn,ire
assortment OF zine aid poplar iumbe-, which
viii be offered a. consi ierabse less prices
than tha. of last season. Ii YOU wish TO
BULL. look out aAd prepare ~ a. to be l.
time-and save the high rsats TO which YOU
are subjected
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

MAsxErs.--f3src, little TO sell, and high
prices demanded.
Flour unchanged Ia price, 5000 to S.. 90
per humid; tnesl Is cts. to 800, potatoes
Is @ 81, 90, corn 40 tn so els, butter @ cts.
eggs l24, lard 8 q 10. honey Is cts. Wheat
81, SO cts, oats IS cts, hay $40 per ton,
wood $3.50 per cord. Cows 25 to $50,
work cattle IS to 500, horses 80 to $3.50,
mules rs to $l25. =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

Voters OF PottawattAmie--do vol
want tue Swamp L.au Fun squandsred il,
valueless 'coun'y i'm PROVEN uts "--voss for
Street. Do you want to support man To-
any Office, who say through their leAisrrs
''tnat our glorious Union is not worth perpst.
uating? Do you want 10 elect man Couny
Judge, who has sithin the last few years
endorsed every phase ofpolitics. from Demo
cracy, down to the most ultra grade Of wool
lyi.m. vote for Street. Do you want nan
for COMFY Judge, VIII" has once been deci-
dedly and firmly rspud. assd By oil parties fo'
the sans Office, then vote for Frank Street.
Do you want man for Judge. ntirely un
suissd in capacity and principle, for ii pso-
pie OF our latitude, vote for Street, hs 10 the
man.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

FTNhe subscriber has good farm for ~
] sale. lying three miles North OF x&
Council Bluffs City, near Davis Camp. Z
On the farm is about eighty acres under in
pfovenent, with good fences. good house,
stables. outbuildings ard yards for cattle and
about sixty or more acres of good timber. Any
person wishing 10 purchase will do we'll to
call aud examine the prenIsis.
VIM OWEN.
March IS, 1856. vol6n3-lmo.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

This splsndid Ce1aoil Bluff sa1 d. IL
ssphs Packet. Altar having heoekht up 8
hsavv freight returned from he later place
for st. Louis, on Tuesday, week ago. We
may look Tor her hsra. uow in abou. weak,
A gentleman who took psssags 90 her Down
ware trip, represents h'r asa most splendid
an ! commo iious boat, skimminy the water
ike bird. We shall hail her arrival here
with pleasure. We shins our citizens should
get up some demonstration in acknowle Dr.
m.nt OF our appreciation Of the saryy Of
the proprissors Of this srah, Ia their truly
laudabe pioneering IN 10 nspas hissosri.
What shall Il b, good folks7
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01
An AGED Maiden Lady.

Naomi, III; ,14hter of Eno-h, Was five
hun lrsd and eighty years 81 wh sh W a
married C.urtga, Ia les, I i, le.p ear
improve the zine an op rtaniti 3, a.! o
delay the bissful cha re to p rod so re-.
mnte as did the daughter of Emo h.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

FMenrvuL AesspsSr.-Ws learn that the
Sioux City czech wss spsss In The vicinity Of
Calhoun. On her downward trip. by thu horses
becoming frightened and running away. Nine
passengers WIRE thrown out, ~ ns'se or less
inbred. Ooi. vAvsHx. the Sioux Indian agent.
was qatss severely hurt. Ind vas left bshind--
We did not lsasn wh.thsr y vss dangsreaaly
iniured. saas ~ y f.sG ~e
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01
ONE MORE!
THE HERMITAGE MILL. O. 4
CASH PAID FOR GRAIN.

I ariners Of Pottawattan,ie aii surrounding
j csiIlties Ii iss Y1atIf rAcT tsas.t Williams
Hsranliage Mill, tin bsg Pigeon eias's; "a tirrL1
inere fase IA tt aisIsisa ainta aay ether iiih ~
It's cosuszy !. sndl m'iisr t:isatss Is =a,"A}s
accaalsdasi..g s.ad grn,ds aoasae r = mar ."t'
bl ssar ri shta. ga sou ioas Aare wAsa A. ID
eftas3, hrl4g it ola 40 l1usuhug lserr IL %
ARE ctsSG 10, wsiY tos 7 You noafT. iio@ ~
rHxyssE. roll e Il. j. " lila no FOO.
n. D l. oar aid ,no.si Tor sac, iox LOT rnshs
Hsrar..ags Mil on Big Pigeon. fost1-saisa''iHs
Co.,, lAhA- $50 sfs5AF - Ses* @s
1sssh -, 1858. ve.6ot
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

The Republicans tanntingiy denominate the
democratic candidate THE Whiskey Candi
dates" Strange then that such proui apostles
Of the Maine Law, should try to buy.yote with
whiskey. or to bride saioon-kseper to use his
influence in obtaining votes for Undergraduates,
but wa are assured thot such is the fat,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01
Jas, &. Lauroe, Carpenter and
JOiner.

- eiug now prepared TO panc,ually exseais
ID ali kiuds of cARfxSTEg aud JeisEa work IN
the best manner II respectfully solicit share
of public patronage, trusting .has my WORK
will rAoyE my beet Recommendation. Don't
forget TO give me call iesms reasonable
n. b. E,prciai attention given To Jobbins'
shop u. lowsr .srsadwaY, aeAr.y opposite
the brick block. Council Hia1s City. losa.
March Is. 1856. vos6n.5i.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01
DeuAocratic Victory.

Wars glad 70 see hal the KnownothiBzs
havsnss siih ssnotbsr. dessst In thu very
ssrenyhssa cftheir power 1.-The State ofMas-
sacasssss. Al. a late election for Mayor In
sa'sm, a town WHICH aass year gaze an ua-
nsuasy largs Knos No,h;ng v"te, Mr.. viii
liam 8. Millinery, Democrat, has hsassa Bss.
ten, kno~ Nothing, very bsa'y.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

The dispatch in regard to war with England
is just as we sntietpated-all hoax. Such an
event will never occur in our day. The desti-
MES, interests. and welfare Of the two nation
are too near allied to permit OF such luminous
catastrophe,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01
FOR SALE.

have City i've acres If ls"d Tor sale. ing
/ abeat "A of mile N. E.from Council BLUFFS
City, containing considerable young aud
pruwu I'D timber, fifteen acres in cultivation.
Two dwelling houses, two wells, stable, cas.le
Den aud shrd, corn crib, sc. &c. Apply 10
undersigned OH the premises.
JOHN Nc. PHERSON.
March IS. 1856. vol6n3tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

DAVID DEVOL would respectfully announce
to his friends and the voters OF Pottawattamie
county, that he will be candidate for the OF
flee of School Fund Commissioner, at the April
election. 1.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

We regret N learn thu tn Nebraska Damo-
city, is about to be suspended We learn that
Mr. Johnson has been confined BY Sickness for
several weeks
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

It appears that the report that the above
gentleman figured in the Black Republican
Convention, at Pittsburg, is a ba.e falls
hood. We publish his circular next week.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

We are authorized to announce the name OF
RUFUS BEALL, az candidate for the Office
Of County Judge, at the ensuing April election.
March Ii, 1856. St
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

WlArsEs.-- For the week past has bsen
col4 dull and gloomy, most Of the time,
win SKY o'sr-cast--nme snow, AID failures
at raining. Roads rapidly improving.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-01

WARE HoUsE.--Cols Babbitt is erecting "a
Large ware house ss the landing OF porite
tia city. III - -