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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sawing---Grinding-.. MACHINERY !.

THE undersigned have now in oper alton, a
good Saw and Grst mill, at
HARRISON CITY.
On the Boyer river, thirty miles North Of
Council Bluffs, and ten miles east Of Magnolia.
This grist mill Is grinding two hundred and
fifty bushels Of grain per day, and is not sub
ject to being stopped by ice or want Of water,
and has been in constant operation through the
winter, whilst other mills have been stopped
by ice. 4 turning lathe aud other moe hinery
will be attached to the mill. and a ia
Cabinet and Chair Shop, Ell.
connected. Asy person wanting grists ground
or logs sawed, have only to bring them on.
and they shall be sawed on a
ttfsa7..s 81! SHORT NOTICES
A good variety Of lumber constantly on hand
for sale. Meal may also DO had in any guam
tity. ~nA
tTGood cabinet and chsir.mskers may find
employment at their trade by calling upon the
uadersi 9ned proprietor
III - y d. BUTLER.
LUCIAN BALL. 3
Harrison CRY, Harrison county, Iowa. aao
Jan %, 1856. II
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The last Autograph Of Logan
IOate 2esIe.

One day last week. The aged Omaha Chief
, Two White Buffalo," better known as
"White Cow" styode majestcaIy into our
sanctum. With 4 soiemu mystic air be pas
sed TO where we were setting with quill in
hand JUS; raised from half written article.
extended his long brawny hand, at the same
tune calculating "cuggs how" chow are you
friend or brother.J We shook the hand Of
the noble old patriarch, gave him sea-, laid
down our zen aai laced him for ''talk,'
With his hand he motioned his attendant
braves to seats around him, on the floor,
whilst he lay of from his giant bust the skin
OF the buffalo that served as covering for
bis psTson, revealing huge scars upon ..the
breast, neck and arms, OF wounds received
IN battle, or from The weapons of his conceal
ed foe. whilst the chief was Fastening upon
thc war path Of the treachcrous Sioux.
a huge rel-stone pipe which had served
Tor many winter, FOR token Of war or peace,
was filled with ''kinnekanick," lighted BY
the FIRE, and placed 10 his mouth, from which
escaped huge Volumes of smoke whose arc
natic flavor illed the room;--after passing
to us and his braves, he drew forth from his
sIrdle, (from which was suspended tho dark
shiny scaip-locks of three Sioux warriors,
dlhcy piece Of parchment carefully envel-
oped aud tied with the siuews of the Buffalo.
Slowly aud cautiously he unwound the fast
eninss whilft his men in silence watched his
motion, giving the procioas relic close and
scrutinizin9 glance, he reached it forward,
shrugged his bowed shoulders, looked US
keeniy in the face and in voice Of solemn
AMI vehement orat?y said, Interpreted by
person pTesent)
johnson, Brother The white snow is on
the hills, the frost has dried up the grass,
green herbs and the leaves Of the forest
The waters are turned to stone and are cold;
dead and cold US the sparkling waters is our
Chief. L2gap was good, manly and sbavs;
he loved the war-path and feared not the
warriors of the Sioux. They camc upeu
him; they pierced him with many arrows and
took bis scalp. These three seal D. locks,
from the bravest Of the Sioux, is my revenge.
Logan has gone to the spiri; land where the
Buffalo never fail. This paper Logan wrote
one sleep before his life was taken. He babe
me bring il to you. few only of Omaha
warriors rena;n--the Sioux arc many, we
are sad AMI hungry and have now no home"
Tia chief resumed his war pipe whilst we
psrused the last epistlc and autograph of the
brave and good Chief Logan Fontsnel.e.
We decypherod its contents. 1t was writ
ten At Blackbird, Nebraska, asking US to at
tend to some business for him in his absence.
Next dag the willy Sioux, from an am
bush, left him cold, bleeding and lifeless.
The old chief said he mus go again 10 thr
hunting ground--he had nothing 10 eat
wouli come and see me on hissreturD; then
gathering about him bis wild covering, arose
pressed our hand in token OF continued
friendship aud strobe from the room, leaving
as 10 a long and sad roverie. The noble and
brave, how diminished and fallsnil
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

Master E. Eggleston started out from tie
city Tor load Of xood. on. day last week 10
piece oitimbsr fosr miles North; g,y two
deer andthen rsmSH bsrsd he had tosftosssa
to Psbgais pE fyn4 IrF9rkprph NJ
and got Ais rias; rstufned, sbot sbotA spf
brdasht shsm homG Nsat BY, ~ ao1
Of Ana Turkeys. psS, prairie ehistaph qaaiis.'
rabbits and tssksys srs excessively -,
through this whsle region, Ons cap a ~
ly 50 out into the tim bss. prairies or bottoms
without seeing deer or other valuable sssas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
nrh. FIJI
Now ! JIM al. tal. III
Awful wcather For I Printer.

AWFUL WU8SneI AVI aAevas
Weather cbillYa frosty, snowy.
Weather tllat would freeze IN Indian,
Only ct for wolves and ~ood-chnck.,
That barrow deeply in the hillside,
But for US, we're shaking, quaking.
Shaking like The very DICKENS 81 !
And like hail upon single,
Loudly clatter, hercely clatter,
Like the chorus Of an earthquake;
Such state is truly painful,
With the mercury lost sight o.,
Gone below-clear down the hollow,
Shaft, unto the very bottom,
Looks like freezing. don't 1t really 7
Pen froze fast. sticks to our hngers,
Ink an ice-cake in the bottle, raa 81
And an icscle OF chrystal
Hanging to our nasal organ,
And our toes severely frost bit,
Who could write an editorial? ss
Fact is. we can't, ifyoa doubt it,
Justcall round into our sahctuln,
Smoke an old Virginia "scrouser,Y
(Sent to US from famed st. Jssephs,)
Which for SCOT and dlngy ashes,
Can't be beat BY any stove pipe
la our billy, mountain city, vi
II you 'scape this operation
Without frosting. without freezing,
We shall doubt yonr being human,
And will send you straight to Barnum.
As ring .tailed prairie donkey.
Tho we're famed for casing, blowing,
Blowing, casing, putting. snortms.
Nergins closely upon yiag,
Spinning yarns abou; our prairies,
Yarns about the groves and vaiies,
Yarns about the wild flower meadows,
Still we rather puff the country.
Or the frosty chilly weather,
Or delinquent slow Subscribers,
Or the man who stops his Busle,
Or the stingy souied town owner,
Or the lawyer that would bleed Us,
Or the man who stole our barrow,
Than 10 smoke such vile tobacco
Forests now upon our windows,
Formed of frosty civilizations,
Tells OF patrons SLOW and easy,
In remembering the fEinte-.
lie has worked and toiled and suffered
Much TO raise afaoious city,
With its many towns around il,
And full and and we'll titled country,
: " Ith a name above its betters.
lie has toiled, his hand has done il,
Yet, Otell me-, who las paid him!
half the good his pen mas earned them.
Now he sits writing, freezing,
Cottonwood gives better quarters,
To al unrequited Printer.
And would shield US and sustain US
Better far than many doc tors,
Lawyers. merchants, farmers, trademsn,
Who stand closely round, together
Up the fruit that we have scattered.
H,ghsr-westher pull your purses,
L ON your pockets if your human,
Pay the Printer ofthe Bugle-
Higher Gather!
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
Fine Fresh Oysters.

We arc 0Ddar obligasions to A. 9. Piper,
for = ean Of most delicious fresh oysters
from > flot' just received by express from
Baltimore. fa#.t 81
u Huntington g. Pyper have few moro Of
the same sort that they offer for sale.
Il They have also the best stock Of boots,
shoes and groceries there is in the city. If
yos don't belssss it, ja.t try them. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

North. -...--.--~--~--r----.---
We cannot see any good to the country
arising from so much hu6ub, confusion and
excitement. At m curly date We predicted
for, Kansa.s Free SOIL QrgspA.ssian. This
Ieonciu4Sn was dcduced BY Subtract
ing effect from cause. Ths Eastcrn- States
have a far greater sarplas population, more
Adventures, and men of low circumstances
than the South. HIS III. va
When Kansas becomes State, the vote
"oa .bs nisger'n VIII BE fas sea against- to
one for the s.insstu,ion,r& We can't help it
if ne would, and We certainly have no desire
to NEEDLE. Our motto-'The people, the
esosereisns,2 uts
h. Office Executive Commi tee, }
1srs Kansas Territory, Jan, 4, 1856.
SR:-A reputation, consisting Of Aessrs.
Lane, Emery, Hunt, Goodn, Dickey, Holli-
day, and Sampson, have been this day up
pointed TO visit the United States, to plead
| before the people the cause of Kansas, and
to convey and lay beforo Congress the Con-
stitution of the state, recently adopted by
our feiow-c citizens. We. respectfully be-
speak from the friends of Freedom such at
tention Tor them as the importance tf their
mission demands.
They arc instructed to visit and address,
early in February, the people at Burlington,
Iowa City, ana Dubuque, iowa; Springfield,
and Chicago, Illinois; Lafayette, lndmnap-
oils, and Richmond, Indiana; Dayton, Gin
clnnati. Columbus, and Cleveland, Ohio; De-
troit, Michigan; Milwaukee, ana Madison.
Wisconsin; Buffalo, Rochester. New fork
! Gay, ann Albany, New York; Worcester,
Lowell, Springfield, Salem, and Boston, Mas
saehusetts; Hartford and New Haven, Con
nectieut; Providence, Rhode Island; Port
land, Augusta, and Bangor, Maine; Concord,
New Ham pshlre; Burlington, Vermont; Phil
a3eIpha, uarrisburgh, and Pittsburgh, Penn
/ >ylvania.
Done at the Office of tho Executive Com
mlttcc, Kansas Territory, taa day and year
above written.
j. II. LANE, Chairman.
r fSnrprN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS



THIS beautiful town site Is situst.d 10 mil.
l. North Of Cornell Bluffs, in the yallsy -
Big Pigeon river, on the State road leadi M from
St Joseph MO-, via Council Bluffs to 81 ,ux
City, and about six miles from Florence in
Rebraska rsnltory, The Davenport 4 Ms.
souri, river Railroad, Is surveyed, passes tbror
the towu. A good mill is in operation. and
there 10 IN abundance Of extra privileges for
FloariEg Mills Il Machinery
La largest grove of timber In the county
is near. This location possesses many suprri-
or advantages over others for building un !.
popuious town, surrounded as it is by an ~x.
ceilent and fertile farming regio-, with good
water me timber lime rock, mill sites, &c.
A Post Office has been established. which
receives nail service tri weekly, Good FARM
ing iand and timber can be purchased at Yea
sonao'e prices near, and one lot piyen 10 those
who wis come and build good house, in rra.
sonabe time. There are yet Il few lots for
sale.
Any further particulars may be had bv an.
plying or addressing note 10 the GRO pr;. t.1r
or ~ calling upon him In person. Good me.
chanics will receive ali reasonable encourage.
ment, lfthey wish 10 sctt e here.
For further Information in regard TO the a.
oove Lands aud town property refereuce il
made TO -
Greene, Weare l. Benton, Council Bluffs. Ioxa.
Casauy & Test,
Frank Street =.
W. A. REEL.
Americas, Pottawattanlis CO., Iowa, jauua,v
LIST, 1886. If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

Taf-WxsKLY CAPITAL REPORTER The fnt
No. of this excellent paper, published by
Sylvester, Harrison = Brother. y resolved
Price. - per year. IA editorials .lswpDh
talent and hns literary tasts while a 1ssr-
al outline Is indicative Of ~ abundan: me-
chanical genius and skill. - sE.81z e IS r. sit
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

CO In Brown county, Ind, OF the late
term Of the County Court, there were no less
than 4S applications for divorce. One laey
set forth IN the ground Of her application
that her lord always slept with his back to-
wards her. He set up in defence that she
would eat onions. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

"a -
Ths. A'ss Of tbs yer is = tins to sub
Or yoar ma~zi1es aud readag mat
- hsfal'y. Rscolle~, We are receiving
for any or ell, at the lowest
club prices. Hand in your dimes and don't
forget the Bugle.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

w T. are constantly receiving Land Warrants.
for time location, and are now prepared to make
entries for settlers and others at moderate rates
Cassidy l. TEST.
aug 81, SIS r24tf
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ST. JOSEPH AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
PACKET LINE.

ST. JOSEPH AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
PACKET LINE.
SEASON ARRANGEMENT FOR 1856.
f~A@- THE entirely new, aud fine
sHpx37S Passenger packet, OMAHA, o..
h. Barrow, Commander, +. b.
Kerchcyal, Clerk Having been built ex
pressly for the trade. " III take her place on the
opening of gallon, as regular weekly
packet between The cities Of St Joseph aud
Council Blulis.
Leaving St. Joseph every Monday at l2 OF clock
NJ. And returning will leave Council Bluffs and
Omaha Guy every Friday morning o'clock
and forming connection with the i've Packets
leaving ST. Louis on Mondays and TUESDAYS
which arrives here on Saturday and SUNDAY
evenings, by which arrangement pas >cngers o r
freight will not be detained al ST. Joseph but
TO prepare against all contingencies, the " nels
of the Omaha have large are House to store
all goods not meeting the IN promptly. and with
out charge TO the owners. which We deem the
most perfect arrangement 10 passenger or ship
er that can or viii be made the present season,
and they therefore hope By premptness and
strict attention Of her officers aud agents to re-
ceive large share Of public patronage.
DONNELL, SAXTON l. MCDONALD,
TOOTLES i FAIRLEIGH,
Agents.
Jan 9Th, 1856. me
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

New and accurate Township Maps Of Iowa,
Jn't freed and for sale at the post office. ll,f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

co Professor A. b, Bachs,, superintsad-
ant Of the rnIted States Cost Survey, viii
please aeosDsour acknowledgements for f..
vor OF copy Of Coast Survey for 1854. W.
And the Vol. extremely interesting.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

CT You can generally tell how popular
yon are with lady By The length Of time
'ne Keeps YOU waiting while dressing to re-
eeive you.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

q lsCnNvxYAScxs. "-Uuder this head our
friend JOHNSON, OF the Council Bluffs hugIe
p31lishes advertise nents of patent medi-
~, Does he mean that the Medicines
The best knd spesdiest means to COY ey Us
10 ths next world?- Warsaw Democrat.
II our neighbor OF the Democrat can show
US any more "safe and speedy" mode of
TRANSPORTATION than the one named, we shall
be his debtor one cigar. We doubt whether
there is one.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

100 Choice Lots.

Situated In Beers Addition TO Council Bluff
Fer sale by
CASADY & TEST.
Oct. %, SIS y5u33f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

90 Yankee doctor has got up RENE
dy for harl times II consists Of ten hour!
labor well worked in.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

ca To kill heas--piuch them on The back
of the neck until they open their mouths then
give them q dose of turpentiDe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

CD, Woman's Empire State is marine.
ny Here she is always in the majority-al~
wnys xx,1Ss, and semstmss srosxs.
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A@A-@@
Four hundred Acres Of land n the Mi,&onri
bottoms, as hne, itch and fertile az ever linz
sun shone upon, with seventy aeres
FEN CED AND IMPROVED
And Three Hundred Acres of COOL heavy tim
oer' With cabins and stables thereon,
u SA LEI! N
tyr cen the
boyer and Big Pigeon Riversg
And Ten miles frum Council Bluffs civ xod
near The State Road leaang from Council Bluff
80 Sioux City. N "'''
part or all Of the above will be sold 10
sui purchasers
REFER TO
t'reene, Weare i Benton. Council Bluffs. Iowa.
Cassidy g. Test, :.
Frank Street, " a
". A REEL.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

"a Tbs camphor tree is native of Born
CO aud Snmatra. The campho- is obtaine
hV splitting open the tree. when t is foun
in large pieces in the interior
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

ca Col. l.. W. BABBlrr and DR.. +. Lowe.
returned home from attending the Demo crat-
ic State Convention, Although they have
travelled in the most severe weather they
are in good health.
They repcr a large attendance of the Con-
vontion and that general unanimity and good
feeling pcrvaded the assemblage.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

GT Why are postage stamps like lazy
school boys?
Because YOU have to lick their backs to
make them stick to their letter
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
GLENWOOD, IOWA!

have leased the Steam Mill ut Glen oori,
and will be ready TO &. ind aud saw for every
body by the 2l,h Of this moath, SO bsiag on
your logs and grain AS fast W you please.
viii griad and saw for gruia. cash or logs, 20
come on and don't be afraid
| want tn purchase . aff
5000 bushels Of Corn, I'D
5000 q" W heat ,ssq
500. cords Of Wood. a.sa .s
And any amount Of saw log, for which will
pay cash, / shall keep cDustaatly on hand,
!. FLOUR, NEAL d LUMBER. ~
which " i'll cell low for cash. Ordsss from
osssAaee promptly attended 10. sf.s - 2ltl
t4-,.s "a sas ! lag JOS w. COOLIDGE
gttfsf s----l 3g fgses sas s6 a.
n B.--An psssons iadpbted to J.. w. Cool.
idze. Or Coolidge l. Tsstyosz Oeslides 4 Sou,
will please come fswlsa asda settle BY cash or
nsas forthwith. - wish nov - 6lo3s SpsSy
old business, and al s>eosu,s tAat sre nee ~
lied BY the ist Of January iastA ns, shsl elns6e
10 per eeut. istesest ffsa that date, suA slt Id
accounls will be placed with n afiiosr lar eel
lection. Myself or clerk may b found at nv
olIns, nexs door to MeaEss NusAoHsl = CT
store Gene, this n ths last call, md mast b.
attended to, % lsek - ysus issefsss srd settle
up :. IL 1850 - J. w. G.
Glsnwood, Iowa, Jan l, 1855. II
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WANTED.
WANTED.
ALL yareiie of r. q
Mechanics. and 4.szt.sstE .s.s..s,sg e,ss.E
more especially,
good Brekms- 9Etfl r
ker, TO start hi. b ...s
: H.

town of Americas ~
Excellent clay for the purpose. and good
wood near Every reasonable indnce m~r.t will
be offered TO good ana industrious Mechanics
Come along and start the BRICK agoine. $780,
oo0 bricks will be readily wanted here next
season. Come.
w A. REEL.
Americus, Iowa. Jan lst, 1856. IF
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Oct, 3D. IS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

j, X. GooDIS, Secretary.
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Hem, Williams ACo.,s

aug 81, So.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

and moral sentimeut But he ia paid wages which
are perfectly beastly. He gets often just enough
to keep body aud soul together, and consequently
men fitted for the place are often wanting. Whist
shall We say to such pittance as $l2
or $50 a week for a man whose responsibilities
are certainly equal TO those sf the Chief-Justice
or the President of the United States For when
we come to look at it. what more awful burden
can rest on human shoulders than the sleepless
care and anxiety which should attach to a man
guiding railroad trains which each day carry com
munites-a man whose trust abused may at q
stroke deal out thousand persona to the eterni
ties-racking, too, the finances Of the company to
the verge of bankruptcy in order to pay damages
The skill Of the military officer is paid for in pro-
portion to the number Of lives of soldiers placed
At his disposition: but Gen. Scott himself not
thrice in lifetime is arbiser Of the fates of more
human beings than are daily under the control of
n conductor on one Of our chief railways, who gets
SIP or $50 week.
Experience is the only teacher and have not
the entire American public been taught by rearing
pyramid Of railroad disasters, whose base is con-
stantly widening, and whose apex to our shame is
seen across the seas Let there then be con-
ventiOn of Railroad Directors and scientific men
connected with railroads, and let them codiiy
proper regulations to be enforced by ali the Legs
latures, which shall make Our railroads safe as
those Of Prussia, where a general government
sy stem and terror striking penalties almost entire
prevent accidents; three individual cases only
of persons being hurt taking place last year.
The thermometer has fallen some fifteen de-
prees, the heavens are Overclouding breeze is
stirring, aid rain perhaps may be looked for. The
last few days have been emnently trying to man
and beast. In the sun, the mercury rose to some
l25 degrees. a pandemOniac figure The streets
ore denuded Of the beauties of the season. and ex-
cept editors and omnibus drivers, and the galley
slaves of public Offices profession can be said
to be adequately represented. But the public
parks, though not grand, manage to look lovely.
Deer, pescocks, squirrels, birds, disport them
selves therein. The freedom of aboriginal being,
considering how easy it is to infuso the delicacy,
splendor suggestiveness and life shedding special
ties of exterpa nature into our cities, what sordid
nefs. miscalcuation and vulgarty have character
lied them? Give, then, the people light.
W IL