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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-12
Carriage T. Wagon Shop

@X~ THE subscriber has just estab-
A lished himself in the above saai-
xlZ--- 2-u.s II the shop OH Madisoa street
u ~ the bridge, where he will BE- on hand 70
atten Do all Kinds OF business in that iln' with
aessnsss, paac,uaiity and dispaach. New
york made - order. or Old work repaired. A
long experience ia the above business viii ena'
ble him to give satisfaction to those who may
favor him with their pA,rouage. References
tive jobs he completes. -
y3oos,f E. EDWANDS.
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Extracts from Editorials concerning G.. Gil
bert and Company's Premium Eolian Pianos
The .Eolian Forte is undoubtedly the most
perfect IN uscal instrument human ingenuity has
constructed. Two instruments are blended in
one. The Eolian is both attae he'd and detach.
ed, SO that the piano may be played with OF
without ii; or, with one hand the performer
may elicit the melodious strains Of the lEslian
and with the other invoke the harmonies Of the
piano. The instrument which, in the evening
ncited to the dance or aided the fes tive song
gives forth in the morning, the peeiiug tones
which prelude and accompany the solemn by n q
Mr.. Waters new rooms are very inviting to
tho lovers Of music. Bat he has nothing in
his roons equal in beauty and eoupietsnsss
10 Gilberts Eoiiaa Piano Fortes. s.-Morris 4
Wills Home Journal. .
The variety asd beauty of the effects can
only be appreciated by those who hear ,hese
magnificent Instruments at Mr.. w afrrs' estsb-
hsAmen. N. y. TribuHe.
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Attorneys ~ CounseiloTs al Law

Attorneys IL Counseilors al Law
-AND-
GE RAJ LAM D A L T S,
COUNCIL BLUFFs, IOWA.
w ILL promptly attend to Land Agencies,
w Collections, Investing Money, Locating
and Selling Land Warrants. and all other bust
ness pertaining TO their profession, ia Western
Iowa and Nebraska.
Council Bluff. Feb. % IS. H-4O-f
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LAND ON TIME +!
Bounty Land 7!
FARM FOR SALE,

AN excellent we'll tinbcred and watered
farm. containing l20 acres, on Honey Greek
in Pottawattam!e county, for sale. There IS
- acres in cultivation and good comfortabls
cabins, and d first rate we'll of water thereon.
The farm Is situated directly on the m ain stage
route from Council Bluffs to Sioux City, AID
i21l9 miles from the former place. 4 good bar
gaia viii be given il application IS imEedi-
a;ely made TO the owner on the premises.
ARCHIBALD PAYTEN.
Jan 8, SO. If
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eusIC., &C..NEW YORK.

- Eoliao piano fortes sent to the Crystal
= from the great music rooms Of Horace
~. have been proved 10 be unsurpassed
qlAsrs In those esahties which the great
pqpsmsrs must prise.-Evening Post.
> Pianos sold by Mr.. Waters are very pop
The fss work 10 metallic and the in
enf il warranted to stand any climate
tcarcely any need Of tuning. IN. Y. Daily
= invention Of the new voices has dives
bat instrument Of its harsher tones, and
JUS all the purity and richness Of a parlor
h-Evening Atlas, Albany. N. Y.
n admirable instrument Is evsrywhere
ID Christian Reflector, Boston.
EOlian Piano is now the chief attraction
Sdusscsi circles in the sostA. .--AlabaDa
~ MArisn.
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REMAY AL.

CnAS. TEU MLER. Watchr aker and Jew
" eler, removed his establishment 10 tie
head Of Broadway, next to McMahon & WiA.
iams Y5u33tf
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Estate OF Wm. Pollock, Deceased.


BT virtue of all order oil the 20 t. CoIE
OF Pottaw atialnie county, Iowa, dated on IL :
18th day OF November, 1885, 10 '1e dlrecteds
| will on "Wednesday. the 18Th day OF Aarca
1856. between the hours OF ~ o'clock 3. u
and o. m. expose to sale at the door Of III,
County judges Office, III Councii 6lutfs. la
said county, Inc following described property.
belonging TO the eslate OF "n. ; ol!osA, dec IL
io-wlt-
The undivided !. of the west J of the NORTH
sa<t quarter of section No 25, ,owBship No.
IS, range No. ~ west, containing ~ acres.
To be sold for ths payment vi Ahe aSo's VI
said estate. Terms, Cash.
GOhsELluS VO0RHIS,
AGuiIIiSLrstor.
PxicE JAkKs, Arys.
Nov. -, 'S5. YoR'lI4S
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TEL FOR APHlC :

II AFlNG made arrangements with the 81
Joseph and ST. Louis Express Lines !
stn pr' pared to receive and toward mess ges td
az parts OF the Union, aad obtain quick ans wers
&essaoes received at the Pas; Office.
FRANK E WEIGH;
2SA9-a Areit
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GLENWOOD ADV. 4
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS!
n y OK @ LIS & co.

n u OK @ i i = & g u +,
Glenwood, Iowa,
- Would call the attention Of the u-z
people of Mills and adjoining EsEH
bcoSnties to the fact that they SslIM
have comPlste ed their new store house and have
just received and opened one Of the largest and
most varied assortment of new goods, ever bro't
TO western Iowa.
Our assortment of Dry Goods. both Of Amer
lean and foreign manufacture are as complete
~ will be found in the western country.
Among our Groceries may be found
20 hdd. Q. Sugar.
5Ciariied, do
80 sack Rio Coffee,
90 chests Tea, assorted,
ooo-9, : L Slb-boxed Tea. =
800 sacks G. A. Salt,
100 barrels Ka. do
300 sacks Dairy do
% barrels Mo!asses
20 hf do Syrup,
100 Bed steads all patterns,
'Bureas. cubboards, tin safes, chairs, lounges,
mattresses, stands, &c, &c.
100 cook and heating stoves, all patterns and
sizes.
100 kegs Nails, assorted
Doors, window sash, blinds. paints oil, &c.
B o o rs Il .ID SH OE.S,
We have SIXTY cases, all sorts and patterns
And every thing else that may be found in stores
this side of st Louis. Our heavy loss by fire
and the failure of so many business houses
throughout the states, have shown TO usthe ne
cessity of doing pay down business. There
fore, we have adopted the pay down business,
and by this means we hope TO offer such induce
ments TO those tha. wish 10 pay down for goods,
that they will surely purchase.
BY doing this kind of business. we are not
subject to loss, by bad debts and others losses,
which surely follows after crediting. We do
not pretend to say as Nebraska City and Omaha
City does, that ours is THE place to Unrest your
money, bat We DO say we viii give you more
goods for your money than any other house
west OF ST. Louis.
Call and eXanne-no trouble to show goods
Remember the sign OF the Cheap Cash Store,
Glenwood, Iowa.
eY+ We buy dry hides, furs, peltries, corn,
wheat, oats, bacon, pork, wax, taiiow, &C., &c ,
At highest prices. july 81, v5n2ltf
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FOR RENT.

o? Room on the corner Of Mad;soa an
rt!k- Pierce streets, l6 ~ - it. suitable for
small family Enquire of GEO. SNYDER.
Oct, %, sc n33tf
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PHCALT .!

WE have a choice lot ot Pickles in brine,
which We will SCI at fair prices. Persons
wanting pickles put ap in vinegar :or family
use. would do we'll to give as their orders.
u4otf TERRY s CO.
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7 II SHERMAN,

A TTCPNET AND Coeasrilor Law, 0ma
q Ia Cnv Aeara,Aa Territory. lv4nJ5y
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FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.
TX. A. RlJSSELsS

NEW STA VINO SAL q O-f.
On broadway. where the finishing touches TO
cleanliness and genseel appearances are bestowed
without stint or grudging. The public are po-
iitely invited TO call at his rooms where, should
he be SO lucky to shave them, the keen edge
of chagrn will be removed By the consolation Il
that II a. done sleek easy and without hurt.
ing the feelings.
1J- Next door below Psgram's store. Council
Bluffs, Iowa. v5ul4u
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RATES or ADyERTISING.
REAL ESTATE.
LAND AGENCY 2

LAND AGENCY
yTNHE undersigned offers for sale large nusa.
i Der Of business aud residence lots, situa-
ted in ali parts OF the city.
Also, large quantity of valuable land, sitr
ated in this and other counties in pis district,
we'll timhered and we'll waiered e
l am also prepared to enter LAND ON TINE
on the usual terms and in quantities to suit
purchasers.
Land warrants carefully located on the best
Ind 10 be obtained III the district, on fas ora
f4tefms,
3an1 bought aud sold and money invested
Nth care and at low rates.
hold an appointment OF Notary Public from
the Governor Of this state, ana also Of Com
missioner Of Deeds. from several eastern states
snt will prepare and take Acknowledgements
Of Deeds and other eonyeyances, at all
promptly and can fully. sss-, - s s.<sL 2
Office next door 10 the Pacific House.
D. q. BL0OMER,
Land Agent.
Ccuncil Bluffs, aug Z, 1855. v5n22tf
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MUSIC..-NEW. YORK.
T. -ggr
CASH MUSIC T. PIANO STORE

| IL " ~ n ~ L w n r IL -
No. 333, broadway, New York.
greatly reduced rates. Notwithstanding
the combination Of music dealers to keep up
the price Of non-copyright mu sic, against the
interests Of native composers, aud their refs
sal to extend to Mr.. Waters the courteaies =
the trade, he 10 making immense .sales--haviuk
abundant evidence, that he has public counte-
nance and support, in his opposition to the
great monopoly, and in his efforts to aid native
talent, and IL adoI t the national currency His
stock Of American and European music is i'm.
mense. and the catalogue Of his own pabliee-
tions is one Of the largest and best sslect4 u
the United States. He has also made a9N0
reduction in the prices of Pianos, Mslo4soa9
s~d n ssassa J>sissoso>s- - ~ Ai~Assk 49,
rior toned 61h octave pianos for $l75, $500 and
1925, interior Of as good quality, and instrn-
ments "a strong and as durable AZ those which
cost $500. Pianos Of every variety OF style
aud price up 10 $1,000, comprising those of ten
different manufactures among them the eel.
ebra,ed mndern improve Horace Waters Pi-
amos aud the INST premium Eolian Pianos OF
T. Gilbert Il Co.'S make, Owners OF the 10
Ian patent). Second hand pianos at great bar
gains Prices fIom $40 to $3.50. MeIodeons
from FIVE different manufactures including the
well known s. d. & II. w Smiths melodeons
TUNED the equal temperament the best made
in the United States Price s45, $40, SIS,
800. Sis $l25, $la5 and $3.50. Smiths
double bank melodeon 5000. Each Piano and
Melodeon guaranteed The best terms to The
trade. schools, DC; l2ls per cent discount
to clergvmen and churches. All orders prompt
v attended TO. Music sent 10 all parts OF the
country, post paid, at the reduced rates. Gen
era aud solect catalogues and schedule of pri-
ces of Pianos forwarded to any address free Of
charge.
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MANUFACTURER Of copper In s sheet
vi ;roa ware, and dealer iH cooking heating
and pallor stoves Madison stree;, sign q 'he
,c.yti-. .yt " Couac. I.l-s, Iowa. yinlu
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II There 10 constantly in store at this es
tabiaaent, tea dIferent mai es Of Pianos, and
i've different makes OF Meloo cons.
n Each instrument is guaranteed 10 give
entn satisfaction, or the purchase money re-
funhd.
Pesoas at distance wishing TO purchase
will ny fowardng their orders have their wants
az w,ll and as cheaI ly supplied though per-
sonaly present Iv5nIoH
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FOR SALE

A nice we'll situated lot in this city, upon
~hich are neat and comfortable dwelling
Enqure Of J. I. JOHNSO, Agent.
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Several good Houses and Lots in Council
Bluffs. Apply 10 GkO. SNYDER.
Oct. %, 50. u33tf
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A PRIVATE SALE!

FE<HE Iranistan House, Iranistan Cass coun-
l. ty, is held atprivate sale, and will be sold
at bargsin. This is the best tavern stand in
western Iowa. and for busiaess facilities, call
not be surpassed by any location in the west
For further par tieuIacs, enquire # W. {. Cof,
on the premises. W. {. CROFT & CO.
Iranistan, Oct 80, '55 uJ4,f
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In IN article In the February number Of the
Review, answering some inquiries in regard 10
temp Gament made by william W. jr, Brook
field. NJ" noticed statement that Princes
Melotons are tuned In the equal temperament.
Since That time | have examined number Of
Princs& Co.'S Melodeons, with special refer
ence the temperament, and have not found
one tu,ed in equal temperament, The temper
amsnt n the melodeons of Prince h Co.'S man
ufactun that have examined, approaches near
er tho sual than those Of Carhart Il Needham,
but it Il far from equal, as any one troubled
with ,ice ear think will decide, if they try
the chi'ds Of F and F sharp iu saecession.--A
Tuner Poultney, VI.
Weare very happy to stand corrected IN
this pint We made the statement alluded to
abovson the authority Of professor OF music
in thb city, without having observed in refer
ence TO it our selves-a thing We very seldom
do. We have since examined Prince i Co 8
Meloieons, and hnd "a Tuner" right Tho
nears the equal temperature than Carhart's, it
Is still unequal. We do know, however, that
s. d & H. w Smiths Melodeons. sold b. II.
Watss, No. 33J Broadway. are tuned In the
equx temperament N Y Musical Review.
M,ssrs. S. d. s. II " Smith rank as The first
manufacturers of the melodeon In ths co .ntry.
Thef instruments are recommended by tn best
judges as superior IN every respect.-Boston
Colgnonwealth
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FOR SALE.

Land Agent
Council Bluffs, aug 7, 1855. v5n22tf
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CASiDY & TEST.

}. P CAsADY,
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J. D. TEST.
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Arrival OF the Charles Morgan.
LATER FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
New ORLEANS. April 3;

=
New ORLEANS. April 23.
The steame. Chas. Morgan has arrived
at this port, with San Juan dates TO the
10th inst. The 0rizaba arrived at San
Juan on the 10th, and landed 125 passen-
gers.
The defeat of Col. Schlessinger is con-
firmed. Fifty men were killed in the
engagement. The cause is attributed
solely to the gross i'll conduct of Schles-
singer. The remnant of his party had
arrived at Ricss. Schlessinger had not
taken single precau.ion against surprise,
although within the enemy's country, and
on the field his conduct was so cowardly
tina, Capt. Thrope was obliged TO face him
with pistols and threaten to blow his
brains out. His cowardice had created o
panic, and the men became dlspirited.-
The curses vented agains, Schlessinger by
the returned forces are loud and deep.
Capt. Thrope is passenger by the
Morgan. He reports tina, Walker is in
good position and in prosperous cir
cums,ances, receiving large accessions to
his forces. Another battle had taken
place at Arcspeka. between l40 Of Walk.
er's mon. under Capt. Baldwin, and zoe
Costa Ricans. in which the latter were
defeated with 80 killed. Baldwin lost
2 killed.
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rays of morning; but rather among the

rays Of morning; but rather among the
beach woods of Iudiana--thai land OF
tall corn and hard dodgers" where sci
ence dared not come in the days Of my
boyhood. for fear of clay, mud and cordu-
roys; where ignorance spread abroad like
shadows of night, damp and drear,.
Therefore l am uni; for nv favorite
scheme--must abandon it. Next in or
der of generosity comes the ministry.
Oh. golly! The idea of my living 10
tell the people what's truth! Tha, revc-
lstion is not confined between two
lids-that we are by nature more good
than bad--ihat we are not vile but from
force Of untoward circumstances.
Sad work would / make Of divine mat.
tiers. Guess that. too. must be given up.
So come up the enterprises of life before
me, all bringing their weighty objections.
| feel beating within my bosom which
10 Sohib6 VI Out gun iOOs
courts the sunshine from this case ment.
Hour succeeds hour, and no call. No
call to dsy? asks my wife as sit at tea,
and answtr. no call.
There is field, broad and green,
wherein the tree Of liberty was planted
long years ago. by liberal men. whose
names are more sacred than the most sa-
cred words of our household, taught US
by our mothers when we were young and
more guileless. There is an invitation
to all who love this country's veal, to 60
and labor. But who will go? when the
spot upon which freedoms fame should
be reared is made the scene OF unkindlv
strife; when heroes Of the Revolution,
who crossed the Atlantic waters to give
help to the sleepy objects of oppression
have lived. to die, the objects of proscrip.
ton, placed upon them by the sons Of
those with whom they bled in sympathy;
The uninitiated have little desire tc
engage. So come up enterprises, all la
den with objections.
Now. Mr.. Editor, Of you and your ed
itorial brethren, | enquire what had mar
Of parts. who is unhappily enlisted in
the Esculapean wars, better do in these
times of universal peace?
Do nothing! he cannot; and 10 change
profession and employment becomes q
fixed necessity. With much confidence
reposed in the prolific heads of the quill
fraternity. wait reply. with one foo
still out at my Office window.
Meanwhile remaining
Yours, ferven,ly,
Pm GApIrC
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THE ARABIA.
Pill GARLIC.

HALIFAX, April %.
The Royal Mail Slea mship Arabia, Cap.
tain Stone, arrived here this morning ell
route for Boston.
She left Liverpool on the P. NJ OF the
l2;h, consequently bringing advices three
days later than those brought by the
Arago at New York. The steamship
Persia, Capt. Judkins, from New York.
2nd inst, had arrived out at Liverpool.
making the passage inside Of ten days
Nothing of the least importance had irnn-
spired since the departure of the Arago.
The Peace Conference continued its
sessions, and tho affairs OF Italy were un-
derstood to have occupied the attention
of its members at its latest sittings. The
principal Plenipotentaries were expected
to leave Paris in few Gays.
The steamers Tartar and Desperate.
searched separately for the Pacific. The
Tartar having proceeded as far ives, rs
longitude %, latitude 30. Guns were
fired every two hours during the day.
Capt. Dunlop is confident the Pacific
can't be south of latitude So.
the correspondent of the Post says
the telegraphs are constantly employed on
the Italian question between Rome. Ma
Piles, Vienna and Paris. Count Csvours'
proposition had been referred TO those
Courts. and France and England will make
the decision. A journal of the proceed
ings Of The Congress is to De published. d.
The Commission Of Austrian and Rus
sian officers for the adjustment Of the
Moldavian frontier, is in Paris now
awaiting orders. II is now said that Aus
tria has yielded to the remonstrances OF
the Congress and agreed to evacuate the
Principalities.
Turkey shows great anxiety TO be re.
lieved of the presence Of the Allies.
Omer Pacha had been restored to fa-
vor.
A French expedition against Madagas-
car has been decided upon. Permission
will be sought to send troops through
Egypt and it is said the Emperor will Wis.
it Algiers.
The question Of the settlement of the
Sound Dues make no progress. and will
probably lie over until it is known what
action the United States will take.
The energies of the Russian Govern.
ment il is said will now be devoted to
three objects, viz: an alliance with France
the completion of great Railways, and q
diffusion of Russian feeling on the coz
tinent, especially in Germany.
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MEMORY OF MAGPIE.--A LADY who
caught her magpie stealing her picked
walnuts. threw basin Of hot grease over
the poor bird. exclaiming:
"Oh. you thief! you've been at the
picked walnuts. have you?"
Poor Mag was dreadfulIy burned.
His feathers came off. leaving his head
entirely bare. He lost all spirit, and
spoke not word for more than a year,
when a gentleman called at the house,
who, on taking off his hat, exhibited a
bald head. The magpie appeared evi
IDENTIFY struck with the circumstances
Hopping upon the back of his chair, and
looking him hastily over. he suddenly ex.
claimed in the ear Of his astonished Wis
ilor.
"Oh. you thief! you've been at tn,
picked walunts, have you?"
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From Nicaragua.
New ORLEANS. April

New ORLEANS. April %.
The following additional items of in
;elligence from Nicaragua are contained
in letters received by the arrival of the
steamer Chas. Morgan.
Parker II. French has left San juan
and gone TO Aspinwall, in consequence
of quarrel with General Walker.
Walker is reported to be at the head Of
seven hundred men. and is marching TO
meet the Costa Rican army, which il is
said is invading the Nicaragua.
The documents received, however, are
meager and unreliable.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN LoUIsIANA-A
HUSBAND HUNa BY HIS WIFE--Natchi-
otches (La.) Chonicle of the 22d ult,
gives an account Of the murder Of John
Rodrigo by his wife and her paramount,
Matthew Bresente. The Chronicle says:
Rodrigo having what he thought just
grounds to suspect his wife's fidelity.
threatened to bring her to a sense of vir-
tue. For this she had him bound over
to keep the peace. The paramour of the
bad woman then contrived the idea OF
getting rid of the husband. A few nights
afterwards he and the wife seized Rodri.
go while asleep, and after binding him
hand and foot. dragged him about mile
from the house, where placing a rope
around his neck, in spite of his prayers
and shrieks for mercy; they hung him
and beat him to death with a stick. AZ.
ter the guilty parties had succeeded in
killing their unfortunate victim, they COW
cred the body. Bresente has confessed
his guilt.
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INDIANA FREE BANKs.-The Auditor
Of Indiana gives notice that The notes Of
the following free Banks have been placed
into liquidation, and gives notice to the
holders Of said bank notes to have them
at his office for exemption on or before
the first day Of Oct next:
Traders Bank at Nashville Bank Of At
tics; Elkhart county Bank; Bank Of Con-
nersville; State Stock Bank Of Indiana.
at Peru; Wabash Valley Bank; Bank Of
Albany; Bank of America. at Morocco;
Bank of Bridgport; Orange Bank, Green
County Bank; Atlantic Bank; Bank Of T..
Wadsworth; Traders Bank. at Terre
Haute; Drovers' Bank. ut Rome; Farmers
Bank. at Jasper; New York Stock Bank.
Vincennes; Plymouth Bank, Laurel.