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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-19
UPPER MISSISSIPPI,

WIN leave o5 sA7oHnAY a.; ;s: A. O'Clock ?. Nj.
Is; II jn,s1.sdis's ssdiSss' III "
George W AtGison master will leave as above For freight
si er7'"s Apply Few hEW1s sSApp co. Front street
VIM leave on SATURDAY. 2ls. igg At 5 seloek 2 y
s s sf ssaa5 snap pbas Cba[e
vii leave for St Louis and al Intermediate landings as above
For freight or paafs 4 apply h On beard m 95 70
plan Of The cabin can BE- and ateroois secured by
iyili ieore IN WEnYFsn1y limo 95 =, zo,cocIp p "
H. r. ss's on KEGyRAk 1sS sT : h6Gfs L Sfss1
m 5nS GaSSas jesIar T. Rspenggr w
leave for s. Louis and all pteraediase landings above For
fes' or passage af f. e. I9aEf HYnG CO. Povdra
po G the tas can be and state @
win leave on WEDYEsDAY- 25t6 inst al & oeIocE NJ
FoT s. Louis 1 Msmph YSes Heiess. fAoMSP Saoasop
Isgaisf ps.seagsr packet Ingomar, l. NeDononsh,
board . = 3 sM1TH Y Ssx Iszss stEsst: .e fsI !
AT c r AZ ALAYA RIVER.
wsave on rR TTBsPAX ", M ttls Rst st 5qeosk s3
l@si = safs steamer Aiiee ": Giaize, g LesII;
foT d River and ali landings on The Atchafaaya ia
Fer eft freight Or n Map36} s3a5 Front sye
GID F. Psexs bBeAED Resf so2 OF E6ce9 Rik66Gf9Es
@ Ga Henry Bier, PRESIDENT John Stroud, Treasurer;
AsSS4S JAS Furneaux, Secretary Cemetery Commit
tee-Harper Dillingham; Gardner Smith, Luther Homes FL
nance Conmee-Thos keefe, ". c. Wilson, L. Homes
ss4a5Sf Ms II omas q T. SoIsstb
uer H. Castarede S. Boulemet.
RS- VAULTS IN ODD FELLOWS RESTf NAV be nro-
cured by applying to F. NJ GoRRY at sekes Co.'S s. Ca
MJrJSP iH u Mint and at tie Secreiarys ohice in
Odd Fellows Hall corner Camp and Lafayette streets
The price to members Of Stockhodng Lodges viii be 5 per
vault. ali others ne yault. -
en- atgs ssIssas to the purchase of Lots can be had
- epi5 JAMES FURNEAUx, Secretary O. F. Rest,
----------- ---------
5y e ssi= .Ha B5s 5a BB1
spp1ed his old business as AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER
has taken his office, No 80 Camp street.
Will attend the sale of Real Estate Stocks, Negroes Ad-
will give prompt attention all outdoor sales,
of every description.
Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for SALE either private terms at public
ton Every facility in his power will be offered buyers and
Practical Dsaghtsman and Plan Drawer will be constant
attendance at his once -, :.
With the assurance ha ne VIII give striG attention TO ms
business IN al rs uel ne 15Is i ne hafe ol
no26 Office. No 81 Calnp street.
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0FEICE OF NEW O1SAI1ANS SAVINGS
~ No. 81 camp street-lncorpora-
ted Under ACT OF the Legislature on 10TH March, lo5
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted from 10 clock
and on Saturday evenings from s to O'clock
Deposits Of One Dollar aud upwards will be received
The employment the funds IS stricy limited pE the ACT OF
slste Of Louisiana and Of the City Of New Orleans
Loans upon mortgage and uninproFed Real
Estate within limits of the city New Orleans exceed-
i,,,St 5rra, af tba0 0iiYrnfs aras s{,Iaun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-19

SUNDRIES-
. BACON-2oO casks choice Cincinnati Sides
100 casks Clear Sides
100 do Ciacinnati Shoulders:
50 do Plain HAMS
80 boxes Domnick's Breakfast Bacon;
100 tierces Sugar Cured Hams
BEEF--2G0 bts Dominck's Family Mess;
100 do do Plain Mess
100 half bbls Domincks Extra Mess
100 bbls do Prime Mess
so bbls Davis Extra Prime Mess
200 half bbs do Family Mess;
200 bbls Davis Prime Mess;
500 bbls inspected Prime,
20 boxes Do1nniek's Dried
50 bbls Davis Dried;
% boxes Beef Tongue;
WHTShY--l00 bbls Derby's Star;
800 do divers Extra;
100 do Dean's;
LARD-lOG0 kegs Choice Leaf;
LARD OII.-00 bhls Shito's Cincinnati Winter strained;
80 do Sam'l Ensler, St. Louis
CANnTES-1000 boxes Shillito's Star;
FLOUR-5OO bbls Orange Swan and Magnolia Mills, Extra
500 do Rose Hill and Cherry ST. superfne St Louis;
PEPHER-lo0 bags Black;
PORk--lG0D bbls Inspected Mess
NATIVE WINES-Longworths IS Dry Sparkling and Sweet;
by VOORHEES,, GR1GGS Co,
ie9 Is Tchouptoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-19

1Hf BEtVdES Eh1 FAfHIUIIUAL LL Z 7INCLINEUI
Dreadful, therefore, was the responsibility Of that
Congress. Had not victory crowned their banners
their names would have been cursed By the people of
this country as the promoters of destructive civil
war, while their blood would have flowed on the
scaold as sacrifice to appease the spirit Of British
vengeance. In this awful situation whilst the dark
cloud of destruction appeared ready to burst upon
them. they declared to the world our Independence
1ha1rt tbnI1fnh that
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-19

TDPARVNE e IL HIP THE UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day entered into Coparnershp under the style
of DUPERIER, HAYES CO. for The purpose of ransacipR
General Commission, Sugar and Cotton Facloage business
ALFRED DUPERIER.
ALLEN L. HAYES.
ROBERT VI. SANDERS.
B5J- Office, Ne. II St Louis street.
New Orleans, 1s December, 1855. d5f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

In the last number Of the ssCycle," We fnd
a communication, psrporting 70 be from
some of our citizens, in which SOME not very
pertinent questions are asked and positions
taken; AID, among other things, we see our
self represented under the cognomen of j,
Johnson. Now we protest that We do rot,
in the least, enter into the feelings express
ed in that article; nor did We attach our
name thereto, nor even saw it. We consider
the interrogations superauous and wholly
unnecessary. In our opinion, the boat will
be we'll patronized and do thriving BUSH
ness. We learn that others, whose names
appear to the article, repudiate the expres-
sion aud spirit as expressed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
The EGed man.

From the Nebrask.an, Of last date, We
learn that the ON 4h4s refused to accept their
payment Of aou-, rendered At Omaha CITY,
last week. Tie reason assigned IS tina: the
Hour was Of coarse inferior article and not
hno Ito II, as THEIR pArERs read. From the
SANE source, W learn that the agent, MJor
IIspncr, was absent from the payment, hav-
ing left tn; place the day before.
Since writing the above, we learn that
Mai Hepner came mp on Saturday las; AMI
appointed an inspector for the flour offered
the Indians, proceeded TO weigh an inspect;
the wlsoIe deficiency il ,hePayment amount
ing % some $1,000. We learn that the
lour was par, hased Of merchant a: Ne
Lrassa City. There IS Z rottennes$ in the
State Of Denmark, somewhere" that should
te exposed. The Omahas received the
fou., uatcr the mex Arrangement.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
Nuch is Life.

STEPHEN Lee died in Siloon, IN this city,
alone AMI fricndless, one day last week
Cause, in,smperance. Early inlife the pros
1ects Of the deceased ~erc bright and Hat
tcrin-; possessing Influential frien!s, a
good education, stout robus, frame, and
moLey enough Tor good start a the world.
We believe he never marriel bat prosper
81 in his business operations unHi charmed
lv t.,,e orsT.cis Of liquor. IL became
sot. neglected his basne>s AID peFi>hel ii
obscnri,y lis brother IS wealthy ana in
fuen.iAl cit;zcn Of Rochester, New York
The deceased Iet; considerable amount Of
money, loaned on,--yr: died fsr want oSthe
Necessary rc-ulIriJies ana comforts OF life.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
Ihn Mails.

On account of the excessive cold weather,
for the last seventy days, there has been
some i-regularity in the arrival Of the mails,
both East and South. We have only won
dered that they have come as regularly as
they have. Ia number Of instances dri-
vers have been badly frozen. We think
our citizens have TO good reason Of COM
plant We shall doubtless get our mails
regularly now.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
Weather.

On going to press, the weater is nice,agree-
able, warm, srringlike AID pleasant. We
think all will appreciate the peepins Of
sunshine, after near eighty days OF steady
cold, that left the mercury, most of the time,
from 10 to 30 degrees below zero. Whoop.
Iura for the Spring! Our blood begins to
thaw out and we come to animation AMI
life. Cheer--cheer--' there's better days
coming
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
Going Ahead.

Messrs. Baldwin & Dodge have nice
large AMI commollous office very nearly
completed, near Pegram's store on Broad
way. which has been built during the pres
ent excessive cold weather That's the way
to make morey;-haye an aim-pull the 'rig-
ger ana hit the mark--spang.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
NEW POST once.

A new Post Office has been established IN
che North part of this county, at Mr.. Bostick' s.
called "Boyer," anu Hyram Bostick, Esq,
appointed Post Master. This Office. as we'll
As ali others on the route to Sioux City, arc
supplied with atri-weckly mail
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
COMPLIMENTARY.

1t an early day of the recent session OF
the Nebraska Legislature, resolution pass
cd the Council, extending us polite invita-
ton to a seat inside the bar- We did not
learn Of the fact until late day in the ses-
son; and even then forgot to make suitable
acknowledgements for the compliment
Thanks, gentlemen, thanks.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
Say, Say, Don't You Want to Bay =
GOOD FARM!

have 97l acres Of land for sale, lying up
InGiAn Greek. three. miles from CeancA Bluffs.
About IS acres In cultivation, and under good
fence ths bolance Is good limber-a good
stream Of water running through il. Farm
houses, stables, lots, dc. For further particu-
lars inquire OF Tie undersigned on the premis-
es. ROBERT SHACkLETOy.
Feb. ), ls5E. IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

TIE have removed into orr large ard Few 8
story brick Building, on the corner Of second
and Fr1ncis streets. whore We will open for the
spring trade. large and varied stock, which
viii be bought principally for cash from the
manufacturers iathe South aud East exclusive
Iy for the wholesale trade. Aswe O. not in
tend retailing At all We Viii give oar whole at
teniion to the jobhiag business, aud will guar
antee to sci. IS low articles in cur line can
DC bought from The Job5els in. ST. Louis aud
lauded here.
We will pay cash FOR hemp, bacon and lard
and receive all kinds Of produce from our Gus
toners in exchangs for goods.
JENNINGS & SMITH.
feb5f St. joseph Mo.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

DEATH or ANsElM ROTnsCHILD .-Adylccs
have been received OF the death Of the eldest
brother Of the house Of Rothschiid, at Frank
fort, on the 9th inst. Baron AuSetm Won Roth
child is tie third OF the brothers Ro'hschild
who have departed this life IN 1883, tile head
of the house in Vienna, solomon, having aE
ready died this wear OK five brothers there
remains now only James, the lead of the
bouso in Paris. Baron Anselm was looked on
as the founder of the great financial R0ths
child power, AMI, though possessed. of less
cultivation aud .ucation than his brothers
was a decided genius in money matters lie
died chilll,ss, and has left TO the house a
fortune Of 100000 gulders.
A sIttern always makes poor cook. The
woman who don't dress herself, has never
yet succeeded in dressing Lelf steak prop
erlv. Young men who cotcmPlate marriage
viii please notice.
Incidence and effeminacy have destroyed
more constitutions than were ever harmed by
excessive labor. Exercise and toll strength
ems and ooasolil4tes tie body cud gives It
health and yisor.
At the present moment, fashion in Paris
exhibits a complete dessert IN eyry la!y's
bonnet. Cherries, grapes. black curraIts aud
acorns, are now the popular bonnet ar
ragemeats.
/ A college student was recently 5oking a
young man Of his acquaintance for learning
the shoemaker trade, telling him his works
were always trampled under foot"-when
the young shoemaker rephed--"And ,et
we are the SOLE promoters ana protectors OF
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

Next Thursday is ST. Valentines day
The time for all single animatedness to
choose mate When birds and all the
fcAthered tribe warble some lay Of love, and
select The chosen Of their love; the time
when love smittea SWANS pour forth to
their charmers the sweet (autasticaI hiletts
ofIoye poetry, tia;tery and hear: felt emo
tons. The tim, when the silent lip and fall
heart may poar It's alteration at the feet OF
the lady love thev have chosen. Wh.n the
burden Of hope -ad love may be spoken to
fair damsels without the PAINFUL necessity
# placing the proper mark of identity there
20. That i day, also, for wit, humor,
fun, and jokes, which should all be taken in
pleas mt, humorous vein. Eigh: days are
then allowed, by custom, for all interested
to find out, if possible, from whom their
missivcs have been received, and answer, as
their love, dislike, or fancy may dictate
either giving happiness to the hopeful, a
cheek ~ tue mis- :hievous or pain to the dis
appointed.
We shall expect 10 see valentines, OF all
sizes, from halt yard square down to small
note, and Of airy color and pattern, passing
through The Post Office. and. besides, great
business will doubtless be done, in that line,
1t the Ladies Fair.
uarra for the fun! The more the merrier.
we viii stand at safe distance and see who
gets hit.
GT WecaII particular attention to W L
james Column in to-day's Issue. lie mas
. lA.sc amount OF valuable lands which he
offers on reasonable and fair terms. taii al
his T.lud Agency 10 make sure OF ahe TACT
Ngw paKeixCr.--A new Precinct has re-
ceutly been erected in the Northeast por-
ton Of ,h:s county, called Walnut Creek
m2king fla L al. IN this county.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
In High Life tn be sure! Did you
ever!

We have to thank our noghbors for the
intended honor done us By their sufirAges
whicA returned US an Alderman fer the first
Ward.
That position was unsought and unwished
for on our part, still we are none the less
creatful to our friends. Shoald we serve in
that position We shall enIeayor to look to
their interests faithfully--bus if not, We will
make room for another who Will.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
Ranks Elected Speaker.

In our exchanges of Sunday evening" the
report Of Mr.. Banks election 10 the Speak
ership is confirmed After adoPtins the piu-
raIity vote, he was elected by majority OF
ore vote
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
The SDeakershiD.

The hopes ofthe FuSonists are farther re-
alixation than ever. The grounds of their ex'
pectations are sliding from under them By
degrees, but surely.
Our hopes Of a Speaker to-day were dispel
led by the falling away of Mr.. Brenton Of In
diana Mr.. Bishop of New York, and
Messrs. Bobbins and Clawson Of New Jersey
on the first ballot and one or two others after.
ward There will be no Speaker until tn,
plurality rule is adopted. We expect Others
to fall oft until Banks vote is reduced to nine.
Is, where think it will hold until the Demo.
Gratis are willing TO try the pluraty. There
will be no more coaxlng of those who have
bolted or threaten TO bolt. But those who
mean to 60, are urged to make haste.
The Express has the following dispatch
Between forty and fifty Democratic mem
befs OF the House met in caucus tonight
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, took the chair, ant
Messrs. RuItin and English acted as SecFeta
ries. After al interchange of views, it was
represented that Mr. Richardson was will
ling to be dropped, provided another c0ult
be nominated with better prospect Of sue
cess. 1t was contendcd that the withdraw
ing OF him would be an abandonment of the
platform. Some Democrats considered thi,
caucus unnecessary, and probably nothing de-
finite Will be accomplished.
The Union government organ) has m edi-
torai to-day, denying that the failure to or
ganize the House rests with the Democratic
party. The Richardson men are advised tc
hold on with Increasing tcnacity."
The correspondent OF the Journal of Com
merce writes that "thc House cannot be or
gained upon the basis now contended for by
the seyral parties and factions IN that body
and it will require further delay Of weeks
:f>aot months to break up The present party
arrangements, or to bring portions factions
(sl the party over to ether Of the two Irin-
cipal rarties-tbat is, the Fusionisls and
Democrats
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

I HAVE this day associated with me in TIE
L wholesale grocery business. Mr. T. r. Smith
late of Boonvl!e The business in failure VIII
be conducted in The name and style of Jennings
and SMITH.
Thankful 70. the patronage heretofore extern
ded to me- | respectfully solicit continuation
of the same Tor the new firm.
j. B. JENNINGS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
MERCHANDISE.
--~---------~------ -r-
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
THE Bcst--the ChcapestaRd Largest
Business !"
y, r. JENNINGS,

WHOLESALE Il RETAIL GROCER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
and Dealer in Country Produce, West side o.
Main Street. opposite Edgar House,
ST. Joseph, do,
rs now receiving his fall and winter stock
L consisting Of the following articles which
he offers for the lowest prices for cash
II @ hhds \. 0. Sugar, ~ gross backing,
100 bbls pow'd, crush'd 100 kgs choice Teas,
and clarified do, 100 bxs tobacco. yagi-
100 bbls Belcher' Sug- Gus brands,
ar, house MoIasses % hxs sink 2 tobacco
100 hif bb!s 4 kegs do. 80. 600 cigars var BIDS
81 bbls plantation do, 90 kegs soda,
so pkgs golden syrup, 10 bbls salaeratus,
500 sks prime rio coffeeI200 realms wrppg papr
500 SKIS q. A salt, % bxs snokd hcrfing
2OO kegs asst nails. III bxs goldfish,
90 bbs, hlfs, kegs Of 80 doz buckets,
macktrel % doz nest tubs
% pkgs white shad, 10 doz ar buckets,
Ike fish Il roe her, e. % doz wash boads,
so bxs soap IL doz churns,
400 bxs candles, ~ coils MANILA and
- bb rice, iute rope,
80 bxs; hf, qrs ra1sins 50 dog bed cords,
30 bos crackers, 100 bxs wi dow glass
III bbis Pilot bread, 50 doz tumblers,
% doz yeast powders. 10 b1s qt aud pit ilsks
10 bbls almonds, 200 lbs 5. I. indigo,
10 bbls pecans Eng 2 bbls madden.
walnuts. bbls copperss,
20 bales cottn batting, kegs alum,
20 do cotton yarn, 81 S pepper,
30 bxs starch, ) SKIS pinento,
lO4 doz cans oysters % Ibsnutmcgs.
whole and hi cans 50 lbs cloves,
l04 doz sarducs, hIf 100 lbs grid ginger,
and Or bxs, - mats cassia,
10 bxs asst pie fruits, 81 hxs matches,
- bbls pepper sauce. 100 bags assorted shot
/ 0 bAs FISH fruits ass I, 10 kegs bar lead,
20 bxs tomato catsup, SOC, 100 @ u caps
81 bxs mustard. so bxs + d. cheese,
100 bxs ass ted candies, - bxs lemon syrup,
1000 # safety fuse, 40 bbls & kegs tar,
5000 gallons stone ware.
Cash paid for Country Produce such q,
hemp, bacon and lard All kinds taken in cx-
change lof Groceries al Cash Prices (y5n2lIy
Sept. 1880.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
.IOR-W0RK !!

We are now prepared to do all kinds OF job
Work. both plain ana ornamental, with dis
patch, and in superior style.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

cy F. \. BRowN's school will continue
without vacation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

CO We copy the following beautiful and
truthful llnes from an exchange. They are full
Of poetry and sentiment, and from our own ev-
perience. represent the truthful realities Of life.
We admire the verses. ''for such is life
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12


The Know Nothing rarty is hopelessiy
divided, rot only upon the slavery test pre-
ned By the 18th section Of the Phiiadel-
pnia Platform, but also upon the catholic
test as enunciated in the 9Th section of the
same programme. There are now, therefore,
three divisions of Know nottingham, each
having distinct platform and having a little
more IN common, than name. The result
will be that Black Republicans IN will absorb
the arti-twefth section men; and those who
like Mr. Eusti., NJ. &. from Louisiana, regard
the 9Th section OF the Philadel phla Platform
as monstrous will fall iuto the Democratic
party The other fragment will continue to
wander through the political armament seek
ing in vain for political sympathetic attrac
ton. Such is the end of Know Nothinglsm.
A fellow stole wood saw, and on trial
told the judge that he only took it in joke
'How far did you carry it?' asked the judge.
"Two miles" answered the prisoner. ''That
is carrying the joke too far" remarked the
isdse, and the prisoner was committed for
further examination.
Why don't you wheel that borrow of Goals,
Ned:" said learned miner to one of his
sous. s'Is is not a very bad job; there is an
inclined plain to relieve YOU" "Ah," repli-
ed Ned, who had more relish for wit than
work, ''the plain May be inclired, but hang
me II | an."
THE FAcr.--To the thoughtful obssrver
how much does the human countenance re-
veal The faces that move by us in the
crowded streets are each an open book, in
which life histories are traced by unerring
pen Cares have thor record, sin leaves it's
mark. and pure thoughts beam out In living
characters.
Ex-Gov. Bigler was elected {. S. Senator
from penps, lyania on the Itch ut.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

stssst<.as&<&
ut >xS~I~

>sS2(131~
THIS beautiful toxin site is situated 0 miles
L North of Cornell Bluffs in the valley of
Big Pigeon river, or the State road leading from
s. Joseph Mo, via Council Bluffs 10 81 lux
CITY, and about SIX miles from Florence in
Nebraska Territory. The Davenport 4 Mis-
sonri river Railroad, as surveyed, passes thro
the town. A good mill is in operation, and
there is an abundance cf extra privileges for
fi0HriEg Mills j Machinery.
lie largest grove of timber n the county
Is near. This location Possesses many superb
or advantages over others for building up n
populous town, surrounded a. 1t IL by All ex-
ceilent and fertile farming region with good
water fine timber, lime rock. mill sites, DC.
A Post Office has been established, whirh
eceives a mail service weekly Good farm
ing land and timber can be purchased at rea
sonsble prices near, and one lot given 10 those
who vii. come and build good house, ia a rea-
sonabe time. There are yet few lots for
sale.
Any further particulars may be had by APP
plying or addressing nofs to thu proprietor,
or by calling upon him in person. Good me.
chanlcs will receive all reasonable encourage
mept, If they wish to settle here.
For further information in regard 10 the a.
boVe Lands aud town property, reference IS
made TO
Greene, Wears & Benton, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
+ Cssady & Test, "a
! frank Street.
". A. REEL.
Americas. pottawattamie co, Iowa, January
lsr, 1856.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

Some nice valentines al ". ID. John
sons, near the Post once. Look out j
YOU would have a choice.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12

e. In our next we shall commence al
original "Legenl of the Boyer" which will
doubtless be read with much interest-the
scenes and incidents are laid so near US and
founded On fact.