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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
Advance in Property.

Few people abroad have any idea OF the
Yearly advance in lands and city property
in this region. Two years ago Judge S. II.
Riddle purchased piece If land in the bot
soms which has cost him, to date Of sale,
$780, few days slice he sold it for SIS,
o00, and the great Prince of Rail Road
projects, Farrham, was interested in the pur-
chase. Mr. Geer, living about two miles
b'iow town, entered land ab out two years
ago, which he has recently sold for $25 per
aero. Mr. Beers, also, sold tract, mile
from the city for SIS per acre, which cost
only 81, - two years since.
These are not isolated cases, brit what are
daily occurring and is but an average range
of the general advancement of properly in
this vicinity.
The certainty of this place becoming a
secomd Chicago, in Rail Roads and business,
vii continue TO increase the value OF prop
erty very RAPIDLY prices have, as yet, only
commenced 10 go up.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
New Advertise IA ents.
BY QCILL-wHKEL.

Thanks, thanks, good friends for fayOrs not
few,
or advertisements long aud short, some old some
new.
It gives such zest to business, traffic, trade,
To see all varied wants to buy sell portrayed
First, Chochran, 4 d. has lands as fine and good,
Of valles, prairies, timber, hills and underwood
As eer was owned by Shem or Ham in days of
yore,
More fertile than. the soil ofNiger'5 noted shore
Tom Henshal has buggy fine, for sale,
And Jefreys now will grind your grain right
well,
But. Breckenridge, alas cow has lost,
A gam to find it, he will pay the cost.
Friend Jennings he and smith Of famed St. 10,
Will sell you groceries exceeding low,
And Terry oilers po,y seeds and cans Of fruit,
That VIII olfactories and tasty palates suit.
Then Snow will sell you tavern-hOuse and lot,
Whilst trees Of apple, pear, Of cherry and what
not,
All cheaply sold by Nealys o'er at Burlington,
As choice d lot as grows beneath the sun.
Good dinners, suPpers, breakfasts, rooms and
beds,
For humanu use. For horses stables, sheds,
Are ready now to be enJoyed-so eat
Al he Atlantic House, Oh Madison street.
Then Uncle Sam talks much Of lands and deeds,
And Briggs shows up some very rare, choice
Sc D.,
While Shackieton has splendid farm for sale,
We're at the bottom--''rode him on a rail r.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
Steam Mill.

Mr. Jackson IF n. Y. is now preparing to
erect caPacious Touring mill in this city, and
will BE- here himself in i short time. He has
made Ms. s,utsman his agent, who j. author
izel % TT Jobs for getting the timber, lumber,
lie. al once en- the ground Farmers. look out
aud raise plenty Of wheat, you may be assured
u either getting good price, or having it hour
"a. IS you choose. air. says he viii put in
four run Of four foot burrs if necessary. He
anticipates getting the mill completed early in
the season
Grain, no, put up your grain.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
CITY Election.

T%is interesting affair came off yesterday
with grand rIouarsna and considerable
excitement.
Two sets Of candidates were in the field
and thefrienas of all parties concerned were
vide awake; but the conaics appeared to he
more of local than of personal character
n NEST instances.
The loan of $4,000 was rejected by a
large majority; not, however, because the
people were opposed to borrowing money to
make al necessary improvements in the
city, but rhe fact that a Market House was
the first named improvement to be made by
the leaa. This the people do not want at
tire present time. A vote may still be taken
b. Any time, up due notice FOR loan TO
effect any specified Improvement in the city.
The following were the officers elected, yiz !:
For Mayor. d. w Price, who was elected
over J. d. Honn, by about 81 votes.
For Recorder Frank E. Welch.
For Marshal-H. D, Harl.
For Treasurer B. Stutsman.
For Assessor-D. Devol.
For Aldermen-Fir Ward.
J. Z. Johnson,
w. c. James,
]. B Lewis.
For 4ldermsn-Second Ward.
j. d. Test,
P Murphy,
Games Orion.
For Aldermen-Third Ward.
J. T. Baldwin,
d. C. Bloomer,
G. A Robinson.
The lay passed oil peacefully ana quietly
with an abundance of Jokes, Fun and amusement.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05

The Barber shavss with poiiahsd blade.
The MefcAaAt shayes in constant trade,
The Broker shaves on twelve per cent,
The Landlord shaves on raising rent.
The poctor shaves on patent pills,
The Tapster shavss on pinS and giIIs, n
The Farmer slaves In hay and oats.
The Banker shaves on his own notes,
The Lawyer shaves both friends and foes,
The Pedler shayss where'er he goes,
The Offic e-holder shaves the nation,
The Parson shaves in mems salvation.
The willy Churchman shaves his brother,
The People all shave one another.
+ All other shayes beneath the sun.
If joined and boiled down into one,
Would not in any way compare,
With shaving at Ladies' Fair
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05

A new German paper has been started at
Davenport in this state, called the Democrat
That Is is far as we can get into the merits OF
the .institution.o
Frank Leslies Gazette OF Fashion and Beau
monde for anuary is the most beautiful and ar
tistic magazine we ever saw, leaving behind I'LL
its contemporaries. 1t is abeauty indeed, ladies,
and charmer. You can see the Editors copy
if you wish to subscribe.
Besides the Journals and Life Illustr ated, we
interesting work, eutitled, The Alcoholic con-
troversy, areyiew Of the Westminste, Review,
on The Physiological Errors of Tee-to-talism,''
by r. T. Trail, NJ. ID. 1t is work that should
be read and considered.
Hon. J. D. Eads will please accept our thaaks
for copy of School Laws, received.
The Wisconsin Farmer for January is vastly
improved from former numbers. 1t contains Is
pages and is abundanty useful. Farmers and
mechanics why don't you subscribe for II?
We have received two first numbers of the
Western Enterprise. large and interesting ag
ricultural family newspaper of So columns, pub
lshed by E p Little. Chicago, Illinois, at S.
per year This paper is edited with ability, and
contains every kind of information desired BY
the farmer, mechanic and family circle, ard
should be weekly visitor to every Preside
We consider the Enterprise very superior fam.
lily newspaper, and one destined to obtain an
immense circulation in the West We place it
upon our exchange list with pleasure.
HoLLowAr's PuLs, an undoubted remedy
for Asthma Mr. Ellis Wilson, Of Brook
Ign, New York, had for FIVE years very Sc
we're attacks Of asthma, which deprived him
Of bodily rest night and day; the cough at
times almost choked him, and caused him
continually TO spit blood, he was never safe
either eating or drinking, and his family
were distressed sef ond measure to see him
gradually reduced TO almost skeleton. IIol-
loway's Pills, in his case, were as usual eff
cacious. This gentleman used them fyr
eleven weeks, and they effected a perfect
cure; he feels himself stronger now shan he
has been Tor the last fifteen years.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
ROLL OF HONOR.
Choice seeds.

In to-day's paper will be seen advertise
ment of l. w. Briggs, West Macedonia. n
Y, who Offers some rare and choice varie-
ties of seeds at an exceedingly low price, to
be sent by mail--we are in. Besides the
rare varieties named he has also the Floral
King Mammoth Squash, (weishing 300 lbs
Fig Tomato or Little Apple, Mammoth Red
Tomato, (weighing about lbs.,) Csrnation
Clover, Victoria Rheubarh, and many other
varieties.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
Our Land Office.

an article appeared in the last ChronotyPc
measurab'y censuring the officers of the Land
0aice in this district for derilection OF duty in
failing to attend to all the applications for en-
yry, that are ready to be made We are sorry
that eur neigtbor, had not, before having made
81 unwarranta5.e an attack, Informed himself
better upon the subject uPon which he writes.
We ID not, however, apprchead any serious
casualty t. the parties coucernei, BY such a
random. ainhess shot. One Of the gentlemen
rtf--e4 to, has handed Us a communication re-
p'yiag ia fall to the ChronoyPf article, which
will appear IA oar next Issue. Wonder if a cor
tain land asen, in the city didn't get up the ar
t.s.e* Cause why-coud'ut make all the en-
ties be desired ~ land spectators.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
schools.

We are not little surprised that our usu-
ally shrswd aud intelligent cjtizeDs have so
long neglected to erect those all-powerful
engines Of freedom and advancement, viz:
school houses. We have TWO churches, four
s,Looys, ten stores, two printing Offices, and
not enc school house in the district! We
b,usa to own it.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
xPNx 1YIkA RSr0seC(ed,

We learn that our farmer friend, Vim. Gar
ner. purpose. erecting saw and gFist mill next
s-asua. "a The Biz Musq4eto about miles from
liza city Success to the undertaking.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
Splendid Upland Prairie Farm /!

Containing Two Hundred Acres---forty acres
fenced and improved. fine cool springs Of wa
ter, and rum ing streams for the uss Of stock
on the premises. together with one hundred
and twenty acres Of choice TIA a~
HARD WOOD TIMBER !#g
This most desirable farm 10 situated on North
Pigeon, and immsd istsly upon the 3 tate real
leading from st joseph, Missouri, by Counc II
Bluffs TO Sioux City and t2 miles from Uoan.
Gil Bluff. &D
A part or all will Be sold to accommodase
those Wishing to purchase. =
Greene, Weare 4 Benton, Council Hluffs. Iowa
Casady & Test, a g.
Frank Street, g "
w. A. REEL.
Americas, Iowa, Jan lst, 1856. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
MIDDLE or BUsHA FERRY,


Two miles from Council Bluffs City, and four
miles from Florence
The NEBRASKA is a new boat, built in the
most substantial manner, expressly for ferry
ing the Missouri river. She ha- powerful
Engine, and all her machinery and everything
about her Is new and in frstra order. She
runs fine, and is manned by experienced, careful
and accommodating hands. The river at this
point 10 less than quarter Of mile wide. per-
fectly clear Of sand bars, snags, or any other
distinctions, with frst-rate landings ON both
ides-and, as 1t takes but ten minutes to make
til trip over and back, persons coming TO this
Aerry will not be detained bat very short time.
The road from Bluff City to the Middle ferry.
III d from thence to
f l. o Il E V G. z,
is excellent, aud as the crossing of the Elk Horn
Rive is situated due west from the latter place,
with high and dry ridge road. leading to it, it
Is by EAR the best, we'll as much the nearest
route Il tie Platte Valley. Rates Of toll rea-
soIabe
~ TIE Company hold themselves response
bic Tor al damages sustained ir consequence Of
the IncoLlpetehcy or negligence os the officers
or hag.ds o the boat.
JAMES c. MITCHELL. Sec.
April 6, IS, n52-.f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
TRANSFORMATIONS
sr. JOSEPH AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
PACKET LINE.
SEASON ARRANGEMENT FOR 1856.


s:;s. .I rs;sss sa1 H. Z.
Kercheysi, Clerk,) Having been built ex,
pressly for The trade. will take her place on the
opening of Naviga,lon, as a regular weekly
packet between the cities of St Joseph and
Council Bluffs.
Leavlsg st. j oseph every Monday at 10 clock
N. And returning will leave Council Bluffs and
Omaha City every Friday morning 8 O'Clock,
and forming a connection with the five Packets
leaving st. Louis on Mondays and Tuesdays.
which arrives here on Saturday and Sunday
evenings, by which arrangement passengers or
freight will not be detained at ST. J oseph but
to prepare against oil contingencies, the owEsls
of the Omaha have large W are House to store
all goods not meeting them promptly, and with
out charge 10 the owners, which we deem tss
most perfect arrangement to passen ger or ship
er that can or will be made the present ssason,
and they therefore hope by promptness and
strict attention of her officers and agents ts re.
ceive large share of public patronage.
DONNELL, SAXTON 4 MCDONALD,
TOOTLES d FAIRLEIGH,
Agents.
Jan 9Th, 1856. me
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05

To cool the atmosphere, brag of another
woman's good LOOKS in the presence Of your
wife.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
MERCHANDISE.
FALL AND WRNTEU 0IOCk.
/" The Rest--the Chea pes and Largest
Business !"
j. b. JENNINGS.

cNNINEs,
RETAIL GROCER.
MERCHANT,
7 Produce, West side OF
'siie Edgar House,
'ph, Mo-,
fall and winter stock.
lowing articles which
prices for cash.
/ III gross hlacking,
100 kgs choice Teas.
100 bxs tobacco, vari-
Gus brands,
25 bxs sink < tobacco ,
so. 900 cigars vars b DIS,
{ oU kegs SODA,
| 10 bbls salaeratus,
400 reams wTppg papr,
KS bxs snokd herring .
IL bxs Goldfish,
30 doz buckets,
% dog nest tabs.
10 coz .ar buckets,
% dpz wash boads,
IL dog churns,
IL coils MANILA and
juts rope,
SO dog bed cords,
$50 bxs wi dow glass
50 dog tt mblers,
10 bxs ct aud PIT tlsks,
2Oo lbs >. r. indigo,
2 bbls ma,ider,
5 bbls copperes,
5 kegs alum,
> 81 s peppe-.
5 SKIS piment,.
% lhsnutmegA.
IS lbs cloves,
100 lbs grid ginger,
% mats cassia,
So hxs matches,
100 bags assorted shot
10 kegs bar lead,
500, 900 c. d. caps
80 bxs E d. cheese,
% bxs lemon syrup,
Az bbls X kegs tar,
stone " are.
,try Produce /; such az
All kinds taken in ex-
Cash Prices. (v5n24iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Situated in Beers Ad dition to Council Bluffs
For sale By
CASADY & TEST.
Oct. %. IS. y5n33f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
MERCHANDISE.

- 49, A111lUllolJe2
EsV1.:,..- =>.eAtANDo6~
TOOTLE 4 jackson,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
,MERCH AN + S!
TINE undersigned informs their customers,
j and the public generally, that they have
moved in their large, new and commodious
store house, on the corner OF
Main asd Broadway Streets,
whers we will be pleased to see all Of our old
customers, an we are now prepared to show
goods aud wait upon customers much pleasant
q than ever. Our stock 10
LARGE AND WE'LL SELECTED
CONSIST ING IN PART OF
~ FANCY AND STAPLE
n- " a. 90" D@s
Fine Fashionable Winter
RESS g 90 DIS,
Ofall kinds,
SILK AND CLOTH
N A n T L L A
Cloth Caps,
Ribbons,
Gloves,
Hosiery
DRESS TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS,
Muffs
Shawls,
Delanes,
Alpacas,
Prints.
or all styles and prices, and general ASSOC
ment Of Notions.
Fine Fancy Flannels, White and Red do
cIo,hs James,
Ca.simeres. Satinetts,
1weeds. Lynees,
Check strype. SC; and general assortment Of
CLOTHlNG.
OF all kinds blankets, domestic drills, etc
SUGAR M0lasses,
Coffee, RICE,
Tea, Flowers
Salt, FISH,
And a general assortment Of
Groceries and Provisions.
Iron, Nails,
Castings, Queensware,
Glassware. Furniture,
etc. etc all of which will be sold at the very
lowest notches.
CO Sign of the Elephan, corner of Main
TOOTLE & JACKSON.
Dec IL. 1855 v5n39d
OOKegs Nails, for sale cheap by
= TOOTLE JACKSON,
Sign Of the Elephant, corner NJ ala aud Broad
way ST.
q hid best brown Sugar, for sale cheap, BY
7. & j.
Sign of the Elephant, cor. Main aud Broad
way street.
40 sacks of Coffee for sale cheap by
Sign of the Elephant. cor. Main and Broad
way street.
$50 sacks Salt. for sale cheap, by
: Sign of the Elephant, cor Main and Broad
way street.
4. bbl Mackersl for sale cheap, by
Sign Of the Elephant. cor. Main aud BROAD
way street.
900 sacks bes, Missouri Flour, for sale cheap
- By l. q j.
siga OF the Elephant, cor Main and Broad
way street
4 Tsrse of Rice for sale cheap by
r /. & J.
Sign of the Elephant cor Main and Broad
way street.
A general assortment of Liquors. Oils, Paints,
n ac., etc. by T. & j.
sigl of the Elephant, cor Main and Broad
vsy street..
TO lbl OF powdered and crushed Sugar, for
/ sab cheap, by I. J.
sig, of tie Elephant, cor Main and Broad
way street.
(O rises Boots aud Shoes which will be sold |
y very sheap by /. & J.
siga of the Elephant, cor Main and Broad
way sueet.
1 large lot Of Furniture, which will be solo |
n cleap at reduced prices by T. 4 j.
Signoi the Elephant, cor Main and Broad !
way sreet.
1 la'ge lot OF Sash and Glass, for sale very
u cneap by T. e. J.
Sig. Of the Elephant, cor Main and Broad
way
WANTED, WANTED!
ae a9 -
ALL the Bees-wax, Dry Hides Furs aud
Pelries. Butter, and Eggs, in Western Iowa.
VIII oh We will pay cash :or, at the highest pri-
ces TOOTLE g. JACKSON.
Dec. IL, IS. y5n39u
COME ONE! COME ALL!
YOU CAN BIZ ACCOMMODATED
To your advantage, by calling at the
BIG FRAME STORE!
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
E'IOUR.
IfEESE.

Oo boxes prime w II. Cheese. just received
l. and for sale by j. b. JENNINGS.
Foh5oi Main ST. ST. Joseph.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05
Land ON Time!

WE are constantly receiving Land Warrants
for time location, and are now prepared to make
entries for settlers and others at moderate rates
Cassidy & TEST.
aug 81, 81. D24tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05

j. b. il
WHOLESALE T.
COMMISSION
And Dealer in Countr
Main Street, opp
st, Jose
rs now receiving his
i consisting OF the 70
he offers for the lowest
100 hhds N. o. sugar
100 Dbl, po d, crush'c
and clarified do,
100 bbls Belclier' Su,,.
ar.house Molasset
100 hlf bbls d kegs do.
so bills plantation do
so pkgs golden syrup,
500 SKIS prime rio coffee
500 SKIS e. A. salt,
200 kegs asst nails.
20 bbls, hlfs, kegs OF
maekerel.
IS pkgs white shad
Ike fish d roe berg
SO bxs soap.
400 bxs candles,
25 bb 9 rice,
50 bxs; hlf, qrs rarsins
80 DO. i crackers,
10 bbis Pilot bread,
SO dog yeast powders .
10 bills almonds,
III bbis pecans & Eng
vain uts,
20 bales co,tn batting,
80 do cotton yarn,
80 bxs starch,
l04 doz cans oysters
Who'll g and hlf cans,
l04 doz sardiues, hit
and or bxs,
III bxs asst'd pie fruits,
% bbis pepper-sa uce /.
10 bxs frah fruits ass /,
% bxs tomato catsup,
gu bxs mustard,
100 bxs ass ted candies,
1000 # safety fuse,
5000 gallons
CASH paid for CouI
hemp, bacon aud lard.
ehange for Groceries at
Sept. 1855.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05

Hem, Williams Il Co.'s
New and accurate Township Maps of low a,
Just rec d and for sale at the post office lift.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05

TINE undersigned informs their customers
j and the public generally, that they nave
moved in their large, new and commodioos
store house, on the corner OF
Main asd Broadway Streets,
where we will be pleased to see all Of our old
customers, az we are now prepared TO snow
goods aud wait upon customers much pleasant
q than ever. Our stock 10
LARGE AND WE'LL SELECTED
CONSIST ING IN PART OF
FANCY AND STAPLE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05

A new German paper has been started a
Davenport in this state, called the Democrat
That Is is far as we can get into the merits Of
the ''institution.o
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

The provision in the new tax law dividing
assessments into two payments-Decemba
and June-re commends itself TO the minds of
the masses: it is in fact only allowing the
people to keep their money in their own
pockets until it is wanted for state purposes,
instead Of paying it into the treasury to lie
idle, or Be specuated with, as has been done
in years past, and might be again, shoald the
plunderers once more get into power.
The law provides, as we understand it, that
half the assessment shall be paid at the usual
time-(th whole may be paid if the tax pay
er choos IS )--and the balance in June, with
the usual penalties and power to enforce coll
lection in December as h1ret tofore Oh only the
half then due. We have heard it suggested
on reliable authority that .h4 bill would prob.
ably be amended in the house and concurred
in by the senate, making the whole tax due
and payable in December in case Of dclim-
quency in the payment of the half o. s.
Journal.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

l.. d. Campbell, M. c., has abandoned the
republicans and gone over to the support of
Fillmore and Donelson. His constituents
will probably think that " one good turn de-
serves another" and leave Little Lew at
home hereafter to recuperate his morals of
politics." The very grave mistake of elect
ing him speaker of the house was happily
avoided Who is the next doughface?
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

Of the 606 convicts in the Ohio peniten-
tiary, So are second convictions, 9 third, 3
fourth, and fifth; 422 are incorporate, 262
are married, 50 are blacks or mulattoes, 26
are over 50 years Of age, pa cannot read nor
write, and 400 have no trades.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

We are informed that ii. l.. Hosmer, Esq,
is the only person in Toledo who drew prlze
in the Cosmopolitan Art Association. Mr.
H. drew beautiful group in bronz', con-
sisting of statuettes representing peace and
abundance. II Blade.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

If the governor of Kentucky should order
the arrest and delivery of the late fugitive
slaves in Cincinnati, to be tried for murder
III answer to the requisition Of Gov. Chase,
it may be regarded as signal act of state
comfy. The following is the constitutional
provision in such cases:
A person charged in any state with trea-
son, felony, or any other crime, who shall
fee from justice, and be found in another
state, shall, on demand Of the executive au-
thority Of the state from which he fed, be
delivered up. to be removed to the state hav-
ing jurisdiction Of the crime
These slaves have not '' fed from justice. "
They were taken from the custody Of the
state, anl removed from its territory, under
color of legal process. They do not com
ply with the first quality necessary to confer
upon the executive of Ohio the right of re.
qusition-that of being fugitives.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

Herr DfieSbach, the lion -tamer, is pleas
antly located on farm in Grant county,
Wisconsin, So says the Grant Co. Herald.