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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29
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Such a spring day as it was the sky all
mild blue, hazy on the hills, warm with
.,uiup overhead a soft south wind, express
IT, and full Of new impulses, blowing up from
sea, and spreading the news of life all over
O.. brown pastures and leaf-strewn woods
I-. crocascs in Friend Alis's garden-bed shot
pmps Of gold aud sapphire from the dark
mould; slight long buds nestled under the
oTgreen LEAKAGE of the violet-patch white
-l sturdy points briStlcd on the corner that
May was thick with lilies of-the-vaIey.
,n, COOL aud fragrant and in kuotty old
rcot tree two bIuebirds and a robin did
a.ds duty singing of summers procession
come and we made ready to receive it
Na IN our hearts and garments.
Josephine Boyle, Lefty Allis, and |, Sarah
Anderson, three cousins as we were, sat at the
~ window Of Friend Allis's parIor, pretend
0, to sew, really talking. Mr. Stepel, Ger
la artist, had just left us and little trait
Miss JoSephine'S, that had occurred during
s call, brought out this observation from
Cousin Lefty =
.Jo, how could thee let down thy hair so
.aore that man ?"
10 laughed "Thee is a little innocent,
Lefty, with your pretty dialect Why did |
:, down my hair For Mr.. Stepei to see it,
4 course
That is -ery evident" interposed | ; " but
Lefty Is not SO innocent or so wise as to have
.'ae wondering at your capriceS, 10 eX-
.g'nd, If YOU please for her ediication."
do not pretend to be wise or simple, Sa-
'aa but | didn't think Cousin Josephine had
@nuch vanity"
You certainly shall have a preacher-bon-
e' Lefty. How do you know it was vanity,
l! dear ! saw you show Mr. Stepel your
sA'Fo.dery with the serenest satisfaction ; how
ol made your crewel cherries, aud l didn't
maze my hair which was vain ?"
Lefty was astounded. "Thee has a gift Of
speech, certainly, Jo"
have a gift of honesty, you mean. My
La.F Is very handsome, and | knew Mr. StepeI
would admire it with real pleasure, for it is a
'Te color took down those curls with quite
~, ~ simple an intention as you brought him that
4",e picture Of Coles to see."
Josephine was right, partly, at least. Her
ul'F was perfect its tint the exact hue Of q
, Ds" chestnut,skin, with golden lights, and
,oalo%S rr OF deep brown not tnge OF rec
a0e'ied It as auburn and the light broke OF
y gutterimg waves as it does on the sea, tip
rug The undulations with sunshine, and scat
@.as rays of gold through the long, loose
,'S and across the curve Of massive coil, thai
,'5Ied almost too heavy for her proud anC
os";ate head to bear. Mr.. Stepel was ex
s-90Iy enthusiastic about its beauty, and JC
~ cool as if it had been a wig Sometimes
,si IsIiuSnt this peculiar hair was an expression
ueF own peculiar character.
"a lefty said truly that 10 had gift Of speech
S 5'u she, having had aer say about the hair
,a'alssed !. the matter, with no uneasy recurring
j. u and took up book from the table, de
WI ,p,lnS she was tired Of her seam she al
bn!,., was tired of sewing Presently sh'
What is it, Jo ?" said |.
why 1t is Jane Eyre with Lefty Allis'
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29
stIctteO 4oetrp.
u,r,RY LIFE IT IS TO HAVE NO WORK
TO DO.

On, ve who at the anvil toll,
And strike the sounding blow,
rta-. from the burning irons breast,
T.s sparks 1y to aud fro,
u-.r. answering to the hammers ring,
,rB fires intenser glow
.r rrlIs we feel It's hard to toll
,-f sweat the long day through,
v.renber il is harder still
n, have no work TO do
u., ne wlo till the stubborn soil,
Whose hard hands guide the plough,
Nth. lend beneath the summer sun,
a.rb burning cheek and brow
a. r4,n the curse still clings 10 earth
From oldeu time till now
E.r while We feel It's hard to toll
And labor all day through,
r.nsmler il is harder still
TIhave no work 10 Do
u.. ys who plough the seas blue fields
Wnqrde the restless wave,
E...rh whose gallant vessels keel
There DE, a yawniuE grave,
t-,lnI whose bark the wintry winds
Like leul- Of fury rave
... while you feel ii, hard to toll
tniL-8r long hours through,
T.mam1er it j. harder still
TO have no work to do
Ha,ye upon whose fevered cheeks
Tr. La.tfr glow is bright
Whose mental toll wears out the day
And half the weary night,
sra labor for the souls OF men,
champions OF truth and right
Although ye feel your toll is hard,
Even with this glorious view,
Remember il i, harder still
To have no work to do
a,al who labor-all who strive
Yg we.d a lofty power;
Do with your might, do with your strength,
Fill every golden hour,
The glorious privilege to do
l. man 5 most noble dover
oh. to your Jirtlright and yourselves,
To your own souls be true
A weary. wretched life Is theirs
Who have no work to DO
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29
TOWANDA:

,.,rsoap alOrninp, 1nIp 90. 1858.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
n 81 -

This splsndid Staamss arrived August
2Srd, and departed for Sioax Gig saHas
evening. She vas web loaded wish psa-
ssngsrs for this plaoas ana . largs Loo q
frsighl for Mesars. Baldwin 8 Dodge
1900 SACKS extra 81. Louis FlauF, 30
sacks for .. II. WaFnsr, Goods Eos Too
tie 3 jackson, Honn ! AHeClsllands Of
acsr a PussY, @. ]. Foz, !. p. Honn .
Co, MnBrids q Bowen, Babbita I Ross,
Henry olHstsd.
Capt. Blunt iazOrma as that he will
make regular trips on the trade during
the balance Of the season. We most
chserfully recommend Capt. B. and bis
boat TO shippers aad travellers. Ears
through 70 81. Louis, 81, 90.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
- citau an,aEnterest

tjsawell known fNst 10 the most OF
our citizens, that the local and CONNER
cial advantages and resoul' ees Of Coaa'
ell Bluffs, are not fully knON'n nor duly
appreciated in the Eastern and southern
cities.
How shall these advantages and re-
sources be properly and fully placed be-
fore the public? We answer, through
The medium Of the Press Of this city.
Let our citizens unite and subscribe
+. three hundred copies OF the BugIs
AMI SoapareiI and send copy to all
the 6rst class Hotels in the East and
St4sh. Also place q copy on board of
each Steamboat on the Missouri and Mis-
ussiPp, Rivers. By 80 doing our city
would nave a representative in the pFin-
cIpal Iu1lic places of the country, and
her advantages would be brought into
view. Who seconds this motion? We
vUI d3aats twenty-five copies Of the
Bl5ls if the club is made up.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
INCORPORATION NOTICE,

Notice IL hereby given, Of the formation
Of 3 Company under the General IaeorPo-
ration Law Cg the State Of Iowa, called
the Council Bluffs and ST. Joseph Railroad
Company, and doing business undsr said
name. less
The principal place Of tFansactIng busi-
mesa Of said company Ia at COuDcll Blaaa,
Iowa.
The gsneraI business Of the Company is
the building and operating Railroad from
Ccuucii Bluff 10 the Missouri State line,
with saen branches IS said Company may
fgaEH tias 10 time assm sxpedieRs.
The capital stock u ths Company ID enc
million II dollars, wiih the right 10 Increase
II to thxae millloRas 10 be paid BY install
ments IS the Directors may from tiEas ae
tins assess and oFdsFt provided, such la
taIsHest8 shall act be dem aaaad aaog@ shaE
ones Ii two months, and shall not at aag
ons tims,l exceed five par eeat, eE inaiyid.
ual Subscription
Thla e0rpor alton commenced on the 18Th
day ak AEaYs D. ID. 1855, 10 eontinns hfty
yeaga, with The right Of rsRawaI
The business sTairs OF ths Company Ar
10 be MANAGED BIZ nine Directors, who shAl
choose from their own nnaheF, prssidan
Vice President and Treasurer. The Bear
Of said Directers, shall also elect seeFs
tary.
| The election Of Directors ard ekAeT oil
/ ezra of tbs Cnmpanyx will take plnSa an
| nualiy on ths ID MomAay ck jury.
/ The highest aRseant 81 indebtedness 8
/ the Company, shall not at any uas tia
4 axrsad $3.50 3AO0, until the capital stoek |
Iscseassa and shall nss al any 0EEe tiEne -
caeA two mlillcns Of dollars.
| The prEvata pgspeTky "a 8a0ekhosdsra
4 exsmuS from ghe pay manE & TIE epEpeEal
ashts uyag aud ADORE shs amount asa8 no
aaeh sRDekhoAasge ID Their steEk.
az MuCKDILS, RFssidaaks
HORACE EEERETT,
Vice pxasEaAaE,
il. O. EUk4Ias EskFskAxy.
Gguasn Raaah, Iowa, July !, as5Ts y
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
The Currency Excitement at
BaV@Rp0Et.

The Stale DsmoegG! Of the l2th list,
says:
AT sight O'Clock s spontaneous meet
ing Of the German population Of the city,
numbering about fifteen hundred per-
sons, convened at the German Theatre
to take into consideration some method
Of Kidding themselves Of a shinpIaster
carreIsy.
1 number of speeshea, at 0pae tenn
serats and deaided were made by proml-
warsoaa, urging complete and i'm
nsus ~auadiation Of shinplasters Of
all characters. .aio.r,a3 e. the
The meeting then a.. ''-- 80 ..@..; 80
street where they formed into - S'""' rs
headed by e corps Of drummsrs a.
marched down SoeoRd street to the bank
of Cook l. Sargent, where they stopped
FOR moment and filled the air with
groans and yells Of exseration for the
Uruprietors Of Florence,
4 transparency was then lighted and
carried before the crowd, having on one
side
"DOWN WITH SHINPLASTERS."
and on the other
WE WANT GOOD MOMEYn
On one end "GOLD," and on the other
"SILVER." By this time the crowd
had been increased By several hundred
persons. After venting their indigna-
lion against the Bank, they again form
ed and marched up Perry to Second,
down Second to Brady, up Brady to
Fourth-stopping 20 give three hearty
cheers for the State Democrat-up Bra
dy to Fourth, to the house Of Ebenezer
Cook, Esq,
On arriving, hr. Cook was loudly cal
led fer, but did not present himself, at
which The crowd exhibited considerable
excitement, manifesting it By yells and
groans, and in one or two cases by throw
ing stones. This last manifestation was
however az once put down by she crowd.
Further calls were then mad" for MIR.
Cook-still without effect. The result
was additional yelis and groans. Dr..
Heinrich then addressed the crowd, sd-
vising them to proceed quietly and cody
and refrain from throwing stones. At
ser some further speeches and addition
al manifestations of their dislike Of
Bhinplastsrs, the crowd then adjourned
to meet this morning st Washington
Square, and to visit the Bank in process
sion.
The different military companies in
the city are called out 20 take position
before Cook & sargents Bank, this NOR
ming at I O'Clock.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
Bridges Up

The bridges which were damaged up
N both the Stage route and upOn the old
?, I'd from Lewis 70 this city, have all
been repsircd, and where they we're swept
away ~ the food, new ones have been
e-rct.l Both the old and new roads are
ia compIet repair
The Wsgte IN Stage Company are ma
king regnIar 'ime, and seem 10 be we'll
pa.roDjzed. "a j, early every Coach is
loaded with passs. gers. We hope VIC
will have no more mad failures, and the
COMPANY NAV prosper in wsli-dolng.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
HORACE EVERETT,
KsamkeR A. Land Ageme,
May Is, 1853

e... UUDhGAA h1UEk6F
-OHsrs for sale, the Q Q Il sec g, "a, SS-~
100 aeHas, In MononA eoantys o. ths Lla4ls
sioux River, Q Ia niles east De Ashk@n~~
mice, @5, per acre.
NV ia, g, 4S--AEonona G o.. nile
sask az Soldier RiEsr--hns gciaing praEts~~
price, 81, 30 pr acre.
The Ogden Lot containing acre, id
Seaniag Mr.. Turner'S residences. d IA
Id, ,, IS, 40 acres timbsE, mlIss
. al town, and on the proposed nsw Rsma.
NV Ia, %, " Id and o IL d w a-<s
Is, II. Se--ae0 aexsa. Rolling pTairis And
hokaom land, I~9 mile east Of the AlcAsaaae
betna River and Catsinger's Nil. and 10
miIa from Newton o Lewis GEess % Is
new saaAe Road. Pries. 81 PISS aeTa.
Ia % w IL q y Ia aw Ia and . ~
q w la. g, 70. 90, 60 a1Eaas 2na bench Bot
tom on ina niShtnahosna. L. malAa wAsRs
of lola, aamedistaaes fEen Big Grove and
i-2 mile north q w. Lysaans Farm and Ehs
new Stage road.
100 acres of Land adjoining RrankAsss,
ina Osunty Sat os Moaagsnsay snss
| Ia 10 psE acre.
sRI.4, ~, and ss f-4s . IL, ~ u.
AO--2se acres naiulning aAalbyxslles Co.
Ssak os SHELBY 0e.-pFiss &c. pag ego.
Aisa sune exeellsak hmbsg lan9a In 9ai4
ads axovss mGIea aoxkAs
4 mh@ga Am UnM@eua
Aaaso hare Cor sale & Eaxga nRazAsE y
tracts Il land. prairie and finishes. saata6Aa
91g asasaamamk, which smn ba pmreAA@ea N
IrsascnahsA rates. Soma geoa lzsas law
been Ill with magsE sals ak tas lnw Rsaei
cssssal 30, ssps a.issg 81
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
Hedges, nank No1a snaa-Guars


We have just received By Mail, the
above work, and are cheerful to admit,
that Il IL the most eHeetual Dstsctot Of
Spurious, Altered and Counterfeit Bills
ever offered to The public, The Safe
Guard contains = fac sins8Ls description
Of upwards Of Tea Thousand Bank
Notes, embracing every GENUnR Nots
issued IN she United States aud Canada.
1t is equivalent to 1900 genuine Bank
Bills TO compare with and deteet the
countsrfsis and spurious, in advance Of
any Dessetor or Bank Note Reporter
Every business man and banker through
out the ooantry, should have copy Of
it. The work can be seen at our Office.
Price @2,O0. Address, j. FYLER HOBO
Is, No. I'll, Broadway, New York.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
CITY BIJGLE NOTES .
70 ApvERYtsERe.

WEDNESDAY, AUausr :, 1858,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
Immense Flood!
Ditchsrs uad LGboTeEs to General will
Talks Notice,

That will let at pablo sale TO the low"
est responsible bidder, on the
IS day Of August next, at the ofaes OF ].
II. Sherman, Judge Of Pottawattamis Co..
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A d.. and
q o'clockP. NJ, the digging Of the follow
ing bitches, ca Sw&mp and Overlooked
Lands Of Pottawattamis County, Iowa, to-
wit:
Ditch Nc. I. on sections q and g, town
ship IS, north cS range ~ west, 1891 feet
long, four feet wide at the bottom, con-
tanning 25I7 cubic yards.
Ditch No. 2, 90 section Is, township 70,
range a west, 1895 feet long, 2 feet wide
at Bottom, containing $50 cubic yards.
Ditch No 8, on section 60, township 10,
range a, 31A5 feet long, 3 feet wias at
bottom, containing 2ee2 cubic yards.
Ditch No. 4, sec. q, town Is, range II,
$50 feet long, 2fset at bottom, containing
492 cubic yards.
Ditch No. 5, On sections IS and q, town
ship IS, range IL, $3.50 feet long, 4 feet
vide at bottom, containing 1909 cubic yds,
poratioa OF the city of Council Bluffs.
II aad Ia, township "a, range ~, 70 extend
Tie B&bW &S&kE - SkAAA2A AW% ANE %pSS
feet long, 1 feet wide at the bottom, cou-
tanning sos cubic yards.
Section No 3, Of Ditrh No 8, from sta
tinn No 20 % station No u, 400 feet in
length, fest Nade at botsaEa, containing
1893 cubic yards. -s.g...
Ditch Ne Z, section q, township ~, range
a., l400 feet tn length, feet wide at bot
tom. containing $50 cubic yards.
Il ah,ssvaz a. -
outward from the bottom GA sach side, one
half hoEixontaIt 10 oae vertical.
| The material 10 be deposited at least II
iaehsa clear fFsm tbs edge Of the Ditch,
/ and 10 be Deposited On eishAT OF both sides
Of the ditch aeEording to the alFaetiona Of
the Drainage commlsaicusF, or the Engi.
aser 10 charge
Also, Levss No /, on section u townahiE
"a north Of Eahge 40, on the bank Of Mas.
quito Greek, 30 feet in length, Is feet wfd'
at top with siope on each aide og II ho.'
szontal TO one vertical, containing siS cnbi'
| yards, the SLOPE on each side to be neatly
and eompackIY soddsd uysT with touga
| prairie sod, the material for the coastgne.
ton Of this Lsves, Is tees had wtthin 50
feet Of tha work.
| Plaza and probes may BE- seea By eaillns
i at the ofies oF ths Dzainsgs Commlssions
In Council BllAB, as any time AFTER the 81
day of July Inst.
Il The work 70 be eompisted wisAln nlnek'
day from The day ok letting.
Good and susEscAeat Bonda win be rsquiE
Il ed In doubts The ansounk for the ssmplslio
CO tao comtFasE
H The wnx& be paid foF ID orders apou u
HssAHnp Land FUND.- wkAGA egaaEs ara "a
D Galsak In payment aoF asRaznp Lads
ID. q. JACKSON,
DTainags Commissigasg.
4 Dated nd CouneEl BluiEa, lows, this d
DAY 81 Salys 1853 I'd
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
We've saloon

We notice that our bachelor friend,
HAraHr, Of the Rrm Of Haight L Hem,
has leased and fitted up in a neat style,
(juss 90 be knows how to do the Pacific
House Saloon, whsre he will keap the
Choisest Of Liquors, Wines, Cigars, &c.
Givs him = call, for We know his house
will be kept tip-toP, and he will use you
gentlemauTv.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25

wa unslsnssazsd Tat De 6seaaaeg :,
u. Rysan saaA near pssvins seaal
loss 90 hw upward Trip ssFsn miles
aboves 81. Joseph. By fanniag o snag.
She vas eoanpllsd % shrOw ossrboasd :
largo amount at freight, before -
oould gel aisengagsd fEen ne nag.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
Pre-EwaptHons.

distractions have been received al the
Land Office in this city, to allow Pre-
captions upon the even numbered sec
lens wishin the six mile limits Of the
Ea,.road lines, at 8, so per acre, and 10
:-eylve Bounty Land Warrants in part
payment.
There is, therefore, 100000 acres Of
the Land in the immediate vicinity Of
ia three Railroad lines in this district,
naa slbJect to PIE empsiOn or entry, At
SIS 22r acre, upon which one warrant
,aa be applied, and the balance paid in
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25

Ta.s favorite and uaequAIled Maya
ne for September, is on our table, fll-
IL the brlm with choice literary pro-
l-c...ns and beautiful engravipgs.-
j.Isy's Magazine stands before the
s.1n,ry without 3 rival. Who would do
NJ -. this Magazine?
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25

We understand new Township has
been set OF from the Eastern portion Of
Kane Township, and called silver Greek
We learn from Mr.. Vim. PILEs, who is
g successful farmer in thai Township,
that the Wheat crop in SILVER Greek,
will produce an average yield, notwith-
standing the heavy rains.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
goesch MiaHes

ar. DoRaxE, ens d oar sntefpFising
farmsrs, has placed upon our table
spssimsa 81 Scotch Mitlst. The stocks
before as will measure ak feet in heighs
and tbs heads are full twelve inches in
length, and one inch in diameter. Mp.
Dorsey informs us that ID makes the best
of feed for stock. The specimen can be
sean al our once.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25

g,s Democracy a aAs Thsra s~aAcaal passsass u
,-,r, vii saasa II csayentsoa - Qnsnu, u Adams
,.nntv. CO M0nA&g tAa Sea aas = Angaaa. issa'
- ,hs purpose as naaasaRtlag CanaadaAs faE Dis
-, g,Bs. DISTRESS Alt1xnSs. ana 9esahax a sha
- @, Rauoatloa, and 10 srans@ca sncA SasF bmaA-
-. the Convaatlen EAay assSA pzupsF
-. r,,ls oa rsyrsssataAsaA win b enc DsssgSts
,--rvsrv arg votsa sast Coz D. NJ, a&naaelss Dsmo~
sisas candidate for es"TsrseE' sze a2s fOE svszs
tr,eslsa grey tlFenty-lve -.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
A WRs$1M2s

could Tap" as he tered himself
Was arrested on the street, On Satu-11 ID
evening last, for having swilled too
much $50 yards of hand" whiskey, and
for attempting to kick up a "bit Of a
row." He Was kindly cared for BY Mar
shall Bryant, who furnished him quar-
ters Al the Cottonwood. He svinced
strong symptoms Of the jsckass pecies
about the time Of starting for his nights
lodgings, We thoughs, by his holding
hack.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
Lob W0Fk.

We ara now well prepared to do all
LA, Of JO5 Printing in q neat aad sat-
rsiact5ry style. We have lately made
large additions to our Job Department,
-ol Ea now feel confident that we cah
d. work as cheap and good as any es-
t41lsbment west Of Chicago. Hand in
-Yur orders, accompanied BY tha cash,
I 7ou want Job Printing.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
meafcagAOm.

We are requested 10 atate that the
Catholic Church newly erected In this
city, will be dsdioaesd on next Sunday,
the 10Th inst. Service viii commence NJ
10 o'clock, A. IL. 4 Sermon viii be
delivered on the occasion.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
Extra Session.

We learn that Gov. RICHARDSON has
issued hia Proclamation, convening the
Nebraska Legislature in Extra Session,
on the 2Ist Of Septembar. This move
meets with general appreciation By the
people.
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=, --E y y Fssv.
CAAADw a. TEST
ATTORNEYS q COUMHR O.
At law


A<@%WWA @a&8M $500
cauBcIk BLgFKss ssss.s ss.ssszss = ! eva !.
YKTFLL prempeiy assan& 30 Kaaa AKmneaes.
w eoIfexkkong, RnvssgfnE M0ssgs TeAzat :
Tag and aeiilag Eands WasxauaS, - MI
other business pertaining b tAsiR
In Western Eowa AID Makwaa
feb 70, sc. a.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25
A Rad P1aE=e.

We learn that there is an a~fnl Mud
hole in the road leading east, near Ens
residence Of Col. Test, and - she pres"
ent time, it is almost impossible for aSen
an empty wagon TO pass, to say nothing
Of one with a heavy load %. VIA ths
City Supervisor attend 70 this tmHnSdl'
ateiy? q.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25

Geo. Fry was asFested and hFoaght be-
fore Recorder SExKET, On Friday morn
ing last, ca a charge % attempting %
commit burglary on Tsumlsr's Jswslry
Store. He gAye bail in che SUM Of 800
for his appearance 81 che next term q
the Distrfea Court.
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i NEW FEATURE
THES
CAMPAIGN BUGLE
FOR ID CENTS

Owing to the hard times, and fer the
yurpose of placing our paper IN the
hand Of all who may desire it At e small
mice. We have concluded 10 farRish sab
scribers, from this date, until after the
general result is known Of our State
T. vton, for the sum Of
TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
Send n the names and tbs quarters,
v,u who wish to be posted in our State
T,setioUs. Nov is the time.
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Complimentary.

j, d. WALLACE, the efficient and wor-
lay Secretary of the State Agricultural
Society, will accept our thanks for q
"chllked hats to the State Fair. We
expect to be there, and will give oaE Esa-
.lers Al Of the particulars.
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SELECT sCMasab Z.

DTalnags Commissioners.
DafaA nd CouneGl Bluaa, lows, this Gin
~ q Jalys 1853 I'd
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Taaa E4nas R4a.

TIE PiAas Of the recently safssysa -
gioa ID tbs yicinisy i Nsssas Banas =
HarisOn Counsy, called ths a.est Lassd,
hare bsea rsesEvsa NJ tho Land 0lscs p
this eisy, and pre- upsOsa Asvs 30 10
privilege OF proring up and sneesing
their claims.
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uaD, UcaANGE AND INSURANCE OFFICE.
ID. G. BE4OOMER,
ATTORNEY o. COUNsEELOR,
GENERAL. LAND AGENT,
AND DEALER Nv EXCHANGE,

ALSO AsENT FoR TEE
PHOENIX FIRE ms. CO., OF Hartford,
ConnecticIt;
PEORIA FIRE 6 MARINE ms. CO,
OF Peoria, Illinois.
IOWA FIRE ms, CO, Of 0skalOosa,
Iowa.
MUTUAL L. LIFE ms. co. Of NY.
e. 0fRcs Ia Empire Block, oppoaits
tbs Pacific HoRas, Council Bluff, Iowa.
mar24-58 IL
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RnekMG RakAReasas

We return our most sincere thanks TO
the Hon. Csc, w. JoSRs Of the o. s.
Senate for copy Of the reports and
Railroad Surveys Of the different routes
proposed for the Pacific Railroad.
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A Nice MaaREEme.

The Cosmopatiton Art Journal is on
cur table, we'll filled with choice Litera-
ture and splendid Engravings. Isis one
Of the standard publications Of the day,
and 10 worthy Of patronage. Terms,
500 per year.