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STOVES.-FIEk HUNIpR SD ,UDk mo AM
- HEATING STOVES, Of the iaest improved patterns
- Morning Star . Charter Oak shang ha y Fecuo
N mist Cooking Ranges celebrated Creole Cook
Stoves" Of their Manufacture.
The undersigned eprepared execute notice. all
orders for Sheet Iron Chnneys reechng Tanks ores
Copper Pans and Pipes Copper and BsFo They keep
hand large stock Of Tin and Japan Ware suitable
boats Hotels and Private Families They agents for the
manufacture Of MeCRACKEN'S Patent Evaporatnx Steam
Sugar Pan They have certificates their that this
Pam with the same quantity Of steam has evspoated double
the quantity Of Juice Of the Pan use They have
working model OF the Pan which they happy 70 exhibit
TO any interested in the culture Of Sugar Cane
WHEELER A FORSTAII.
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TEEAsURERs OFFICE, CHARITY HosPrAL,
March "A. 1855 {
rB-PrOpOsals VIII be received at my Office
until the III of April for supplying Charity hos with
hread and Meat the ensuing twelve months Applicants
viii he expected 10 approved security for the faithful per.
| Torrance Of their
m25 I'd wN. G. AUSTIN NJ D.. Treasurer.
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F0WLER's PATENT sTEAM no LtRs

SUNDRIES -SUNDRIES-T SUBSCRIBER
- offer for sale
1881 emmy DeulJohus Of |, 2 3 and gallons.
$50 quarter pipes Port Wine various brands
25l h0Ss ine Caret Wines.
80 boxes Muse It FrontignAa.
81 casks Bordeaux t'laget
% S4rdines ar. and half boxes
10 cases frunieh Pies etc ETC.
GRATIAA, COMMAGERE6 CO,
ms ., f,nstoml NEE s,rest
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TREAsUREKs OFFICE, CHARITY HosPIrAL1
March a. l-sS (
R8-The BOnrd of Administrators of the
Charity Hospital will elect MOSDAN, April twelve Med
ica Students ia the Institution for the ensuing twelve
months.
Applicants the position must present themselves to the
Committee Ds stone Pcton Jones' examination pre-
vious TO the above date.
m2s I'd VIM G. AUSTIN, NJ d Treasurer.
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ne EIGHT times the conducting power Of IRON and T.
hole aur a.d less liable to rust Again single cfarye or
eey WI hat An Iron ROD thirty degrees but Conner
Shy w For Further particulars appy for circulars az
Appcal9ns Tor lEencea orders fr or Models and
date attention. if addressed 10 '' ~ 'ee'e hn"e
H. w.R. JACKSON, IS St. Charles street.
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NEW ORLEANs, JACKSON AND GREAT NoRTHERs RI Co..
New Orleans, Marcn &c, 1856
In conformity with the charter, an cleo
non will held Office OF The pany
and St Charles Streets the Bank Of New NON
DAY, April l9h 1864 from O'Clock eighteen Diec-
tors Twelve IN be chosen from stockholders reirh
lana aud six from stockholders reidngn Mississippi provided
amdorty OF the stock Of the represented
election but majority Of the ork be
the election viii no held MONDAY, April 18Th 1883 at
the office Of the Company, from to O'Clock
MP I'd r. 5. CHARLES Secretary.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-03-06
Fer he Field It C..iiics.

We learn from the Hamilton Freeman,
that The detachment furnished by Boonsbo.
70, Homer aad Webster City, for the pro-
lection OF the north western frontier, has
received marching orders from Gov. Lowe.
The "Guard' assembled at Webster City
On Saturday. A flag was presented to them
oy the ladies Of that village. and q Ball
vas given in honor Of the occasion. at the
Wilson House. On Monday next they pro-
c &, to Fort Dodge, to receive their arms.
They will rendezvous at Spirit Lake: md
their presence will tend to relieve the anx;-
cites Of the settlers there. DR.. w. H. Far
ner, OF this city, has received the appoint
%ent Of Surgeon from Cor. Love.-Des
suoines Citsen. 81.
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The Legislative Investigating Committee
in Kansas, Having traced the D delaware Cross
ing frauds close to Calhoun, President Of
the Lecompton Convention, Gov. Denver
has sent requisition for him to Mr.. Buch-
anan, as Chief Magistrate of the District Of
Columbia, wherein Mr.. Calhoun is supposed
to be.-Clereldnd Plaindealer. g1f q
OF course, the result of this movement on
the part of Gov. Denver will be to decapi-
tate his Governorship, take off his head close
to his heels. Another name will be added
to the list in which Geary, Walker and 9TH
ers have figured conspicuously because they
could not or would not sacrifice their honest
convictions to the Great Democratic head.
Denver's last proclamation to the Missouri
ans, his ready disposal Of the troops at
elections, his indignation at Calhoun, his
energy in exposing frauds, in fact his whole
course, has made him an object in the way
of the administration entirely at variance
with his policy, and one, therefore, that must
be disposed Of. Gov. Denver's days are
Observation-Disclosures advertiser.
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rsaallen q IsIlfs 80 rs -.

1aAasass 9 lseets - q xeasas.
The bill for ~ sdnissiod Of Kansas, -
ps6 in the 6sasss BY til sjEegiIf6 o1s
nllts6 providee tkat ~ - 0eate shAlI
nevse insesfsep - b ne prinary disposal OF
the public -, or levy any ~ npon thsm.;
or upon ~ other property 81 u United
States Tho bill also declares that Congress
doe not assent to the land erasts stipulsted
for IN the ordinances ~ g IL Ls-l
compton Constitution.
Ndw-lek uwrnn}vS - an, th;a--Xha- sla;n;
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Ordidary mutilations Of Bank bills do mot
destroy their value nor in any manner effect
their validity ~ evidence Of debt aesinst
the bank issuing them. But it has been re-
Gently decided BY the Court Of Appeals in
Kentucky that grossly fraudulent mutila-
ton Of Bank bills, such q patching tocether
notes OF different denominations, 80 that
larger amount may be manufactured out Of
q given batch Of bills, destroys their value
and releases the bank from any obligation
t. redeem them. Such mutilation bears the
evidence Of fraud on its face, and will 81
held sufficient notice Of fraud to the holder
Of the bill to prevent recovery.
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Meta Bena,

Will the st. Joseph (Mo.) Gazette please
send US paper printed that we can read
The last several numbers have been so badly
mutilated and printed that it was impossible
for US to read them. We wonder If their
subscribers suffer the same annoyance
Bugle. ." F '."1 fata
The Gazette will please take our case
under Amusement, at the same time. We
have nerer yet received a papcr-from that
Office. that We could read, .rr.s la r
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CO MI. Speaker Orr's Kansas Commit.
tee, passed resolution to inquire into the
manner in which the apportionment of dele
gates to the Lecompton Convention was
made, but voted down an inquiry proposed
rs to the manner in which the census was
taken upon which the apportionment was
based. This shows the animus of the COM
mittee. The apportionment was merely .
Mathematical division of given figures
Were these figures right? Was the census
honestly made? Here 10 the true point Of
inquiry, which the committee evade.
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roNPAREIL Jon oFrICE.

The facilities In this establishment for neat
ditious Job Printing not surpassed In the State
The materials all entirely new comprising all the
later and most approved styles Of Type Border, Rules,
&C., together with two Pooer job Presses Of the best
patterns. Il will ever be the ambition and deter
minaton Of the proprietors, that all work executed
this establishment shall be distinguished BY the fe.
lures necessary TO censtitute It AonpsreI-uamely,
cosrectness and 1sGfHsss The personal superntesd-
ance Of the propreors guarantees The faithful
every Job. We invite patronage with the
rance TO ALL that long experience and unsurpassed
TO US, in manner never before attempted in this city,
nor surpassed in the State.
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Again at his Post.

We are glad to again notice upon our
streets, Col. Cochran, who has been absent
from this city for some time. He is SEEM
ingly in good spirits with oil the world and
the crest of mankind" and more especially
with the future prospects of Council Bluffs.
Those in the habit Of transacting business
with the COL, will be glad to hear Of his
return to the scene of his labors.
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There were several large droves Of cattle
taken on speculation, but, ~ general
thing, the immigrants took only what they
thought they would need on the plains, and
for good start when they got there. A
fey fine blooded cattle were noticed. f
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Friends abroad, should you ever be so
fortunate ~ to visit this fsr-famed city,
don't forget to take up your quarters at the
Pacific House. 1t is model in the way Of
neatness and comfort, as well as in respect
to the eatables that usually grace its table.
Our friend JONES is perfectly at homo in
catering to the wants of the public, having
had several years experience therein.
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1.cil nst q ~ nsad hous.
psseat he Mayor ~ Aldermss AIIsx,
n,1srrf, CARr1xfrR, GHAyxs, Lswn and
ss.YxoR and WIi1IAns.
Minutes Of previous meetings mot read.
The Recorder not bsing present. Mr..
BAssrrr was appointed to keep the niautss'
A petition OF J. d. Test and others, ask
inr the Council 70 cause the Indiana TO DO
removed from the City, vas received ana
laid on the table, and the Marshal was d.
rectsd to cause the Indians TO be removed in
accordance with the petition.
The Committee ON Public Health, made .
report, which wss received, and the &C
counts appended thereto, allowed y fol-
lows, to-wit:
C. E. Haggerty, for Bread 81 90
De Vol 4 Ponder for Meat 27
R. D. Amy, for Tinwars 8 90
NJ. Rogers, " I" 3 %
Tootle 4 Jackson, for sundries 8 IS
Williams 4 Dewey, for Coffin 5 90
Honn 4 McClelland, for Medicines 2 90
Rabbit 4 Ross for Sundries 40 90
Thos. Clifford, Is 90
Mathew Walton, Is 90
The following accounts were also allow.
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CTWe learn from the Citizen that Gov.
Lowe returned to the Legislature the Joint
Resolution, providing for an adjournment
on the 10th inst. The character of the OBJ
lection made by the Governor, to signing
the Resolution, has not vet transpired.
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Timely Notice!

ATT PERSONS KNOWING T0En0nkv10 IN.
ALL debted 70 on BOOK Account Note
Otherwse will come forward and settle befoo LIST Of
January 1855 and save trouble and costs, they will
most assurey b put u The hands 81 Celieess upoa
that date. MCBRIDE 4 BOWEN
November 14-em aas
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~ Mr.. Farnham, the well known rail-
road operator President Of the Rock Is
land Roads in this city. He speaks en-
couragingly of the prospect Of pushing for
ward work on the NJ. & M. Road this year,
if the people along the line take hold in
earnest, and subscriptions of stock are
voted by the counties east Of US. With the
basis Of the land grant, and county sub
scriptions, it would seem as if capitalists
could entertain no doubt of the success Of
the N. & NJ. Road.-Des Moines Citizen.
VI can tell you dispassionately that
Disunion is imminent. If the Lecompton
Constitution should be rejected, the South
ern representatives are not prepared to Sc
cede from Congress, but they will await and
be strictly, governed by the action of their
constituencies.-[ Washington Correspon-
dence Richmond South. e. =; e. sG u
If that is all the Southerners propose to
do, We really think the Union will last a
couple of fortnigts or so after the overt act
is committed which We are told win make
the South desperate.
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CO Prof. VIVIAN, Jr. the celebrated Nd
gician, holds forth at Rabbits Hall to-
night. The Cleveland Herald thus speaks
of his performance" Wyman the great ne
cromancer, performed to one Of the largest
audiences ever held in the Melodan.' Great
was their establishment when they saw him,
cripple and boy, and they began to think
they were humbugged. But Master Wyman
did justice to the reputation he has acquired.
Even the performance of Signor Blitze
cannot be compared to Young Wyman.'
Mr.. JosErH DuPRIEL, late of the St. Louis
Theatre, accompanies Prof. VIVIAN, and will
appear during the evening, in one of his
celebrated "Jigs." Go in, lemons.
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ACeuyenient nallst.hex.


We have heard of Bank President, who
discounted notes on his travels, and carried
his funds in his hat. But John Calhoun, the
inventor of the Lecompton fraud, has i'm
proved upon this idea. He 10 sort Of per-
ipatetic ballot-box. He has converted him
self into a travelling election. Disdaining
the old mode Of suffrage, he first secures the
votes of certain deluded men in Kansas, and
then proceeds to count and change these
votes, with facile rapidity that would
amaze Herr Alexander, Signor Blitz, or even
the celebrated Houton, who astonishes Eu-
+ropean Kings and commons. Calhoun has
removed his apparatus to Washington City,
and has been performing all sorts of achiev-
ments of legerdemain since his arrival there
with this rare contrivence. When he got
to St. Louis, he caused it to be announced
that the Pro- Slavery men had won heprize;
but since he has felt the public pulse, on his
way to Washington, and wh,le in that city,
he has given strong signs Of allowing the
votes Of the majority to control. At this
indication all the Northern advocates of the
Lecompton Constitution gave great shout
of 10Y. They were full Of exultation at the
bare idea of Calhoun doing the fair thing.
Now it must not be understood that this
concession was to be complete one. The
hope thus held out was only A. to the Leg
islature. The Governor md other State
officers were elected, as such, by the Free
State vote, but IL would nos-3o TO give all
to the majority; so it was intimated that the
latter should be given to the Pro-Slavery
minority, in order that the Legislature
should be able to pass no law over the Gov
ernor's veto! .l.,...s.- .fz..,ss. .z.A,
But the joy of the Northern advocates of
Lecompton was short lived. Calhoun has
given his magic ballot-box another examin-
alton. He has pronounced new incanta-
ton. He has consulted the oracles for an
other declaration. The Pro-Slavery men in
Congress are discontinued at these Northern
threats. They are determined, therefore,to
keep all the cards in their own hand and so
the arch magician changes front again, and
causes it to be finally and emphatically an
nounced that be will not decide who has the
Legislature of Kansas until the Lecompton
Constitution is accepted, and Kansas COM
PEELED to take it. This places, also, two
United States Senators at his disposal
formers Press.
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DIED, d. ri
In this city the 4th inst, At the residence Of N
RUSSELL. BENJAMIN RICHARDS, Of Nenden, ILL.,,
formerly from Nassachusets,) aged about 40 years.
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&Auo AonV"ao6 sSSS~~ "eA0 @S SAA~"
ed:
One in favor Of B. sHagg, for rent from
October 18th, 1857, to April 18th, 1858, in
full $75 90
One in favor of J. L. Foreman, on sala-
~ as City Marshal, from November 10th,
1857, to February 10th, 1858, and for 9th
er services as Marshal ~ per bill render
ed 81 20
A bill in favor Of x. W. Kynett, for
$l2, was referred to City Recorder for OK
animation. =
An account in favor of E. Ellsworth, for
$50, was referred to COMMITTEES on Claims.
Also, an account in favor Of jas. Mccall
Tough, for $ls 80. ...s5 n
Bids were received from George Bartlett
and Francis Smith, each proposing to make
the plank sidewalks on Broadway, as per
advertisement, at 81 per foot; also, one
from W. H. Folsom, proposing to make
the said walks for so cents per foot. On
motion Of Mr.. GaAvEs, the bill Of Mr.. Fol-
som was accepted, and the Mayor authoriz-
ed to enter into contract with said Folsom
for said work. .a7sa
The following resolution was offered BY
Mr.. Treynor and adopted to-wit:
Resolved, By the Common Council Of the
City of Council Bluffs, that the City Engi-
neer be directed to ascertain and report to
this Council, at its next regular meeting,
whether there is any portion Of Market
street, between Broadway and Washington
Avenue, open at this time.
On motion of Mr.. TREYxoR, it was voted
that the Mayor be directed to issue his proc
lamation for an election of City Officers, on
the second Monday in March, 1858.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
Attest FRANK STREET,
City Recorder.
TUESDAY, March End, 1858.
Council met pursuant to q call. .zaa
Present-Aldermen BABBrrr, GRAVES, CAR
PEWTER, LEWIS, TREyNoR and WILLIAMS.
The Mayor being absent, Mr.. LEWIS wa.
called to the Chair. + %2%'s g.. ~
The Recorder not being present, o. s.
Rider was appointed Recorder pro tenn, t.
keep minutes of the meeting. .Ee a5
The following resolution was offered BY
Mr.. Mr.. BABBIrr, and unanimously adopt.
ed. s,r-r.s. s..s,zs.s. ,--rrz.-,,
Resolved, By the Common Council Of thu
City of Council Bluffs, that the Mayor b.
authorized to employ some person to repair
to Des Moines, for the purpose of procur'
ing the passage Of On act legalizing thu
Election of City Officers on the secone
Monday of March, 1857, and for the pur'
pose of attending to other business in be-
half of the city. .s ,a.a
And be it further Resolued, That for tn
purpose of carrying the foregoing resolu
ton into effect, that the sum of One Hun
dred dollars be appropriated out Of an.
money not otherwise appropriated, in tn
Treasury; and that Warrants be ISSUED
thereon, upon the requisition of the Mayor
On motion, Council adjourned.
Attest: 81. FRANK STREET,
City Recorder.
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j. n PALMER. Lac. NOBLE.
]. N. Palmer & Co..
Bankers & Real Estate Agents,
- Office-No.2 Q. PaImer's Bleck, Broadway,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
0oIN, EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS
~ Bought and Sold Collections in Western Iowa and
Nebraska promptly attended to- City and Town Rropsr
" and Lands purchased and sold; Money invested and
Taxes paid. Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Especial attention given to Buying and Selling Prop
erty In Omaha City, N. T. as5S
REFERENCES: ss.ag ase ,sa.
W. TowHsEND, Cashier Chester Co. Bank, Pa.
LIPPENCOTT, COFFIN, Co., Philadelphia, Pa
G. F. COFFIN, Cashier, Richmond Indiana.
W. s. T. MORTON, Centreviiie Indiana.
REYNOLDS, HATcHE1 PIERCE, Lafayette, Ind.
r. G. PEARCE; New York City.
M M09D; "a 8 60. co. Cincinnati, 9.
Hon. GEO. II. YENDLEToN, DO.
PARKS 3 Andrews, Lumbermen, st. Louis, No.
ToOrLE FAnLEIoH, st. Joseph, No.
ToorLE = JACKSON, Council DlufFs, Iowa.
LEAs HARSH, IT. Demon, Iowa.
PoPPLEToN BYERs, Omaha City, N. r.
dAsCHAEL W. WOODWARD, Chicago Illinois.
CeuQGil Bluffs. June 2O-n8u.
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This gentleman who has been absent at
the East for several months, returned to this
city about the LIST inst. He has travelled
extensively through the Eastern and Middle
States, and from his own observations,
coupled with reliable information, he is
confident that there will be heavy emigra-
ton to this section, this Spring. We place
implicit confidence in this, from the fact that
our informant is in excellent spirits, while
it is well-known, that when he left US for
the East, his "countenance was sicklied DER
with the pale cast of thought" He thinks
that Council Bluffs will add largely to its
population the coming season, and there will
be steady and healthy growth bencefor-
ward. We hope this may prove only too
true, and that our friend PALMER, may be
among the foremost to prosper in an equal
ratio with the fortunes of the city which he
has done so much to upbuild.
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-ass-.H.es City Election. :,
Our neighbor Of the Clarion is in srava"


Our neighbor Of the Clarion 10 in srdeo"
with the subject Of our next mun'c.p" e'ec-
ton. When parturition takes place. We
shall be better enabled to judge whether or
not. all this has been Gloves labor lost"
On the 18th ult., he was conhdent-nos only
that. but ,ure-that his probation would
com. "a an end ON the first Monday OF
April. No sooner had he become convinced
Of this, than 10! change came over him
he knep he was wrong. The vast amount
Of farrago he had used to convince himself
that he was right, was all bosh!-he was
wrong in spite of his own arguments to the
contrary. Not only wrong-but ne knew
he was wrong. On the 4th inst, our neigh
boris "form'' was put to bed with the firm
conviction that, instead Of being entitled to
yet another ssprobationary" month, the or
binary period of CESSATION had been exceed
ed even thirty days. At learning this fact
our neighbor become alarmed, and announc'
cd his intention Of doing the best he could,
under the ClECumoSouSVs3 0s0As sAAoSS> '-,~
result thereof might not be considered strict
" legal and legitimate. .. 1000
In coming to this conclusion, our neigh
boris ~ ....-. 4. ~. .-
60 ssr.Retv phrsses-silken terms precise
Three piPd hyperboles, spruce anecsation' .
Figure paradoxically," ...-. ,..- ...
and his imagination stops at nothing-clears
a ix-barreled smile, or twenty word
anti.hesis with surprising dexterity and das-
ing. He piles up word upon word, adjec-
tive upon adjective, thus building up pyr-
amid of nonsense, which not even unsound-
ness of intellect could excuse. 1t may be,
that the nomination for Recorder had some
thing to do with this last nebulous elucida-
ton of affairs connected with our city char
ter. As the time approaches for the cleo
ton, it were useless to multiply words In
regard to this or that, and We have only to
say to our neighbor, that We shall be among
the first to wish him "joy," in case things
"turn out" hvely, as wonld have been the
case, had the chronological order of "com-
ing events'' been preserved.
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GREEN, THOMAS 4 Co.,
COoLpAuon 4 BloOKs,
BURLINGTON, Iowa
WALREN Co. BANK, Ills.
DAVID 4. pHEsf0N 4 co
Detroit, Michigan
ln20u.
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kErERENcE9:

LIE HuRAyA Co, N 7 City
DRExEL & Co, Phila. Pa.
VERMONT BANK, Month,
Vermont.
HARVEY KlNo, ESQ, Boston
L. G. BERRY 4 Co. Adrian,
@N Michigan.
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ca The Overland Emigration to Califor-
mia in 1857, that passed the DEVILS Gate,
as kept at the Mormon mail station, was a.
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Estray,.

TAKEN Up BY THE SUBSCRIBER, 49,
i on or about the Goth Of November,
ONE THREE-YEAR OLD STEER, red
and white, branded with the letter 'sP. ]"
Just back Of the right hip The owner requested -
prove property, pay charges aud take him away.
JOHN GALLUP.
Council Biuffs. Dec, 18Th, le67-na6-3m 81
T,URNITURE-A large assortment just resolved
Il and for sale low ut the BE ulvn.