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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-18
Report of the Trustees and SUPER
ilicndcnt OF the Maine Insane
Hospital.

The Trustees say the review Of tho year
furnishes fresh occasion of gratitude to the
Great Author OF all good Tho Trustees
bar testimony TO the neatncss and clcauli,
ness Of the various apartments Of the build
ing, the excellence Of the food, the careful
ness and kindness Of Assistants, as well a.
the fidelity and judcioas management Of the
superintendent
The Superintendent says more persons de-
privcd Of reason have received Hospital treat
ment since thu date Of the last Report than
for any similar leriod during the history Of
the Institution. by rastionipg the admis-
sion Of the applicants a few weeks all have
been received. The year was eenmcnocd
with 267 patients, I29 mal,s and 3S fcaaalcs
Received during the year 1876, both scxes,
making the whole number under treatment
during the year 3s33. Discharged during the
year, l33. In the Hospital Nov 50, 30 pa
TENTS The condition Of thosc discharged
appeared as follows recovered 63; inprov-
ed - !; unimproyod / died Is. The civil
condition OF those adInittci were as follows
"A men and 2S women were married &c
men and Il women were single ) were wild
overs and widows; - were under twenty
years of age when insanity appeared 81
were between % and 80 IS were between
30 and 40; l3 were between 80 and co, and
between 90 and -.
The Hospital seems to he in able hands and
is credit to the State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-18

feintgrrYeseeted and referred. ofinhab-
itants VI Paris t. have cert lin lands of Nor
way rc-afHcxel 70 Paris Of Moses u. Lake
man, Mayor IF IIallowell, and ais for al
tefatioa u lines between the city Of Hallow-
ett and the town Of Farming,lale; Of Alvin
Back and als, for act Of incorporation Of
Paris iiiil Academy OF David West for au-
t'iarity to County Commissioners.
adloarncd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-18

SALARIES OF OUR JUpGES The Governor in
his Address very properly calls attention to
the inadequacy Of the salaries Of the Judg 5
in this State, estimated in the light Of the
amount Of labor performed, the unqucstioned
ability and legal accomplishments required
to rightly discharge the duties Of tho posti-
on. No reasonable man can or will object
10 giving the men who occupy the responsible
position named, fail compensation for the la
bors which pertain to the office. Ia addition
to the laborous duties dxolving upon them
while attending the courts, We believe their
time is almost wholly occupied during the va
cations in drawing opinions &c, giving them
little or no relaxation at any time. Then ,
also, the circuits are large, and the expense
Of travelling and living from home is quite a
DRAFT upon the sum total Of their salaries -
Taking all these considerations into the &C
count, and others which suggest themselves
which are not enumerated above. we hope
the salaries Of these public officers will be so
increased as to make the pay more nearly a
full compensation for the services performed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-18
FyThe Rockland Free Press. Mr.. Smart

fyThe Rockland Free Press. Mr.. Smart's
organ, objects to Governor Washburn's ex-
cellent message, declaring it to be small
affair, anyhow. 1t says 1T does not rise to
the dignity Oft document of statesmanlike
views, but discusses the minor matters Of
developing the agricultural and mineral re-
sources of the State-eyen discusses the con-
temptible matter, in it's opinion of furnishing
a markedly rendering itaccessible-for the
Brownville slate Oh horrible How d-
minutiye is Israel before Ephraim X. Smart
When Mr.. Smart was in Ellsworth asking
for votes to make him Governor, he gave us
a touch ofhis qualities Of Statesmaship.-
He informed his audience "that he was a
widower," that be was handsomer man
than Mr.. Washburn," aud "that he never
was beaten" &c. Now We suppose this i.
about the idea the Free Pres, has of states
manship
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-18

~ The Machias Ua,on has nine columns
of government advertising. 1t is lucky
strike for the Union. No wonder it has little
to soy about Douglas and squatter sovereign.
ty since election, Their long advertisement
is for bids for carrying tho mail. Proposals
will be received until March 80, 1861, for
carrying the mails for four years, commence
ing July 1901
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-18
33th Congress- I'd Session.

the people to vote on the 18th Of Februa-
rs whether they VIII except them.
Mr. Wilson moved their reference to
the judiciary Committee.
Mr., BigIer objected.
Mr.. Trumball said the bill proposed to
change the Constitution in constitution
al way, and so important BILL changing
the fundamental laws of the country.
should be referred.
After some debate Mr.. Wilson with
drew his motion.
Mr. Grimes offered resolution re-
ouesting the President to communicate
any information regarding attempts made
ana contemplated by large body Of men
to interfere with the navigation of the
Mississippi river, and what efforts have
been made to suppress them. Laid over.
Mr.. Wilson introduced resolution in
structing the Military COMMITTEES to re-
port the appropriation made at the last
session to complete the Washington aque-
di.et had been expended according to the
plan and estimate by Capt Meigs, with
power to send for persons and papers.
Mr.. Mason called up the resolution
asking the Secretary of War to commune
cate inlormation relative to reinforce
ments being sent to Charleston and other
Southern ports.
Dir. Clark offered an amendment, re-
duesting the information from the Pres-
dent, instead Of the Secretary of War.
tsn Kansas bill was postponed to We'd
neslav.
Nj Polk addressed the Senate on Mr.,
Hunter resolution Withdrawing the forces
from the seeding States During his
speech. a message from the President was
received.
AR Polk alluded at some length to the
causes OF the present crisis, and said that
there must be an adjustment Of the diff
culties by sufficient constitutional guaran-
tees. The Republican party ought to be
ready to grant concessions in order to REM
edy the evils The people of Missouri do
not desire to leave the Union; but per-
haps this stzp viii be forced upon them
The President was bound to see that the
laws were faithfully executed, and must
do it by the means pointed out in the
Constitution The Constitution has pro-
vided judiciary for that purpose, and
he cannot assume to be judge, jury and
exccutioner. Coercion was utterly I'M
practicable, Mr. Polk spoke Of the dire
fIl effects Of war, and concluded by say.
iag, let Us separate in peace. South Car
oiina Is cut OF the Mon. Others have
and will follow her, tie would have pre-
ttcrel that >Ae should have taken counsel
with Aey ..avei9!l'ng sisters before taking
tae step.
lie advocated peqesab,o dissolution, So
that the Mon could be reconstructed.
Mr.. Bi~ltr'g bil provides for takin-
Tie sr;sa Of the esi5ltrs n,an the follow
iuf a.r,aeDl meut, 10 tie Constitution -
TIT t5s territory now held and hereafter
aelIa.,e s5.,,f s.. .IsE.lsl by a line ON the
narIllel or 30 5a. IS min. that in all
ssrr;.,,3, ct - .,nn;sb,ao9t far ZINE
! arsGi,;t61 ~ +. IN t'r..tar,. san,b ~
~ 49, ';.,..l-,.,+..,. s,.,,;t,d' - i ,,,y
- - -, So. s5s,b - Ir5sans ao1
p I;aa ali h re.a,,,;,.d ami s,.-
~ anJ nrn+oafo1 NV III Jo~artn,cnts
- ta-.;+ol;al ,.,,.',,.,,,,,,,,ts. on,. -.
~. ~ nor+b ~ IN of tbe+ limo :bau ho
.13itto1 - - $40 w;tb he hona3ar;o.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-18
Close Of the Volume.

This number Of the american closes its
VI Volume AID we take occasion to remark
that the beginning Of the new volume and the
new year, presents fine opportunity to sub
scribe. to those who have never done SO, and
to those who are indebted to balance their
accounts. From necessity we must insist on
more punetual settlement in the future.
We snail weed out our subscription list, lop-
ping off such names as do not pay, nor man
fest a disposition to do so. To those who
arc prompt we return our thanks, promising
to do the hest we can to reader an equivalent
for the price Of their subscription.
To all thos4 who do not take the Amerieaa
we ask you to try it for while, and see il
you then think you can do without it.
We have never entered upon a new vol.
ume with SO large subscription list as now
nor with so much due us. We hope to in,
crease our circulation, and decrease the
amount due us from delinquents.
The American has battled longer for exis
tcncc than any paper ever published in the
county We expect to see it still live ant
prosper.
We make the following liberal offers Il
subscribers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-18

HousE.-Mr English of Indiana asked
leave to offer a resolution that 1t is the
duty Of Congress to take immediate steps
to preserve tAe I aion, and remove as far
as possible all cause for sectional irrita-
ton; that tie Cor m;ttee Of thtrty-three
be instructed to report the necessary mea-
cures to carry Mr.. Crittenden's plan into
effect. Mr. Lovejoy and others objected.
Mr.. English said at the proper time he
would move a sus ,ension Of the rules.
Mr.. Gtarnett Of Virginia introduced a
io'nt resolution to suspend the execution
u tie federal lag. within certain States.
Raftrrcl 10 d. Se4.et Committee on the
Presidents S2eeiaI Message.
1Ir. Harris Of Virginia introduced a
b.ll t. revive the tariff d lS56. Refer
eli to the Committee on Ways aud Means.
mir. Mexican Of New York introduced
ball 50 repeal thar portion Of the act re-
htihr to dutios in South Carolina. Re-
gsrred to the saiect Committee of Five.
ME. PendlasQa Of Ohio introduced a
Iin making Cincinnati port of eatry.--
Rslerred to tlla Committee Oh Commerce.
Mr.. Alraia Of New Jersey presented
tho praeea lines of a meeting ofmechanies
IN Ne8ark. Referred 10 the Committee
81 Ttig4v-fhe cp
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-18


mere covenants, though written on plreh-
ment or engraved upon iron. l remain,
therefore, constant to my purpose to seeure
if POSSIBLE, the construction OF two Pacific
raiiyays.-one OF which shall connect the
ports around the mouths of the Mississippi,
and the other towns on the Missouri and the
Lakes, with the harbors on the Western
coast.
If. in the expression OF these views, | have
not proposed what is desired or expected by
many Others, they viii do me the justice to
believe that am as far from having suggest
ed what in many respects would have been IN
harmony with cherished convictions Ut my
Own. | learned early from Jefferson, that
in political affairs we cannot always do what
seems to US absolutely best. Those with
whom we must necessarily act, entertaining
! ditferent views, have the power and the right
OF carrying them into practice. We must
be content to lead when We CAP, and to fol
low when We cannot lead and if We cannot
at any time do for our country all the good
that we would wish, we must be satisfied
with doing for her all the good that We can.
Having submitted my own opinions on this
great crisis, II remains only TO say that ]
shall cheerfully lend to the Government my
4
best support in whatever prudent yet ener-
getie efforts it shall make 10 preserve the I'm
ION a3s,.as, only, tina: 1t practice as far
as sitie r u.most moderation, forbear-
ancc aut eau5ii a,tion.
And aoW, Dir. President, what are the
ausp y. tue country? ! know that W,
are In the midst of alarms, aud some IS hat ex
posed to accidents unavoidable in seasons O
tempestuols passions. We already ave dis
order and violence has begun. know no
to what extent it may go. Still my faith il
the Constitution abides, because my faith il
the wisdom and virtue Of the American peo
pie remains mistaken. Goodness. calmnes
and resolution are elements of their eEarac
ter.
They have been temporarily displaced bu
they are reappearing. Soon enough, trust
for safety, it will be seen that seditisu and vi
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03

= II. sordAys paper viii be, found several
communications relative 70 the Celebra-
tion of the ,asszkh DAP q saIs Theas
together with our letter 70 D. c. BLooHxR,
Chairman ofthe cominitte On Invitations,
wers In type before We. knew sAas tha
Commute of arrangements had passed
the resolutions ahanh wsn he foand In
another column, ignoring shs partizaa
character which few individuals had
attempted 70 gre sag eslebrasios. IA
the matter now stands al friends Of the
Union can attend sas Oalsasassaa, With
out endorsing the odioas Interpretation
affixed 70 the word Unien, by Moonsr,
Lockwood, Street and others
Come q tie efssr Id ~ -Lesry BODY
eOmsy and let Us by the gzandest display
ever Witnessed In Council Bluffs prove TO
che world that We azs 3rissdsEo srpeeo u,
the Constitution and the Union.
Come one, come all, arrangements have
been made for sgpsx soay~aos't fail TO-
come.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03
CDNEEsC ALTON.

Ali valae Of real estate hasiag bean do
stzoyed, it On!y remains for our STATE
Government, after further large ifcreass
of shs s&x levy, 10 Oder thu property for
sale for delinquent taxes, and then, when
returned f'nos sold for the want Of bid
ders,s' declare 1t forfeited 70 tbs ssate.---
1t can then be sppostioned ameng sas
State of6cials and shsiz fassaaal azassxs
snd the uasssss VI shs people set TO
work upon the lands, under efficient su
pcrinssndsaas@~ pssAaes Dma sabsrdinssa
drivvs might be xeaairsd. slsp~And N
this way both lands and people could be
rss $sa predssass I pino$y Ssssss
could Be b1iis up, and plenty of eraploy-
mens given TO political fasorises. This
would not be slavery, for The simple rsa.
ssa sAatss "A sss a,s ieFaasas n saae
programme.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03
RxAn Ipdspsudsns Cavalry Gonna

gTAn Independent Cavalry Oompa-
NY from Milla County, under command oil
Captain } Aabsa o. Hlsassnaay pAised
through our City yesterday. They have
orders 10 march asrthward 10 mess Q
band Of hostile indians who have been
committing dspredations In the vicinity
Of Sioux City. The Company 10 oompos
cd Of ans looking SCI Of meas and whan
armed and equipped presented guile q
martial sppsArenee. Arms wee sarnished
them III this place under the State aa-
theriayz l.ss che ssaasskias bsyarslgs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03

Y We understand that oar fellow Gitizss
ca aDpaeEs has rsceived the appoint
zasas Fed &C NE 4sh Iowa Regiment.
n u waff Known TO our citizens that Col.
DoDsR and oarself are bitter political
opponsHass bag as<sfshssanazng oar po-
litiesl hossilities towards him, we will do
him the justice to say, thas - a neighbor
and citizen We entertain the highest re-
spect for him. W. understand thai hs,is
a graduate OF the West Point Military
Academy, and We kuow tbas be il 10 sx-,
cellent sacsician, and il 80 We hope, Col.
DoDaasa dissretsea, moderation and Wis
dom as commander, are equal 10 his en-
ergy and ability as q tactician, no better
appointment could have been made.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03

COnEH6ERCIAL.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03
|Yl1 n eaesx's sttitss
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
o& rMx
rhysislsgicsl view Of Marriaks

- PAGES am - Prizes
sniy TwxxTv-Trvx eEwTs. ssne kxss 81 FsfsAxs
yasaa sad msaar.y, dlsrassaas No ssesss fsiss y
baaA ssxes og ali REkB SxHslHx gMerxsweesss
aagrsssEan = spiriias pAlgasssisa % - hssxs.
taAssaN kF.axinaasa. anxelszsa.y laaseanessess.
I&d1 - essJkasdsns sJikei1ise sssrssd1 III .
b6Gs1lAF 8eAasg Aflss, am1 Kcs&S Assyis& Ls1E,
N, fc. j. sxathfsa ADVISER - sasmarTsse and
aoshts % their physleal uenaa lapns, and wins are
md sEasiissss . whisA svsrs RsaAsa ssaks i sa-
Tousa xsG woe ass sssasssA vita wsakaess.
ssasrssly esasad BY bid hsbas b youtA, fAs ssets
IT wkAcA are aixinszs 2siaa. fpTEe4fslasss ssEas-
laass Fsazfny of sAe sass wsmk ssFs, wssknsas Of
s 6 49,. { 1sai ~ ~ - 80 E ssas z
Nsaass: far the grsa.sr para q sas ysss, asss.-
YT3Azss svalliax sarssIsss a. the knowledge and
researches u ths Host akiilsd PhysSisna aad saf-
s sssas : { e tasssssssssE 80 .es
wh%AwN ~ Np@sayA % tRtxodses late ear prse-
aaai assidaisys secrecy and aissntaon heias paios
- hessscfuse, 40 q PAyaiSix2 In saT peculiar De-
psrtasnt "a pEafsssssFnaa Rraeaiees fes shs psas
swsasy aya ysaEa. a VI .essIssas
EAANIsA FE3AE& RELATIONSHIPS wM2 %1&& fGE
h eazesae. sAe sfxGzag ID whisM has eaaH s@aEA& In
shenssaas 81 aasssand a&Ter fatIea Ia sScs sSseay
cares wtth9ut any bad Fssuiss, gill use mons aEt
pr. De Laasyfs Rszais Fssaadtai FaEis. rae eniy
pFssAasasn HecaaszTv 10 hes @ssaFs8d ia, ladies'
aheEd bot Lake Ihs Ii shey kSga FSssaa 20 besisva
they are in es<s&Ea sssaaf4aas ftAa pssfieaagg -
waixh VIII Aa fo1nk 50 Sac wraypax saeSnpaayizs
s2Sa bax1 aasEgh siwsFs safe md haai<Aa, 50 gsn@
lie, yet so active are they. IS " az
Pries 81 par box. Tasy esa W saaiisd - any part
Of the United STATES. 5;s n SFa CAT -
10 TIE LADiEs-Ene assa Q ese&4sAssai zNaz-
AaI adviser villa regaaa 10 auY 81 skosA interest
ing complaints 10 Nfhteh sAsir Aslisasa erganiza-
sioa rsaders thss lasss. ags particularly invites
to coaaulE as. zaaEs ss.z5 Fl
THE "RLEcTRo-GALvAx1c PRoTRG Trvgswx
For mAEvisd ladies' whese haaitA viii aa4 asazlS of
who have 10 desire 10 tnefeA8s thaF faxaItsa ynay
BE sesainsa IA above II ~ peTfsesfy aAas, aa has
essa extensively ased during the last eight years.
Prise reduesd 70 &te.
n~AtEszkdAnee daily, from o'elock in the xaorr-
III till e'cioex At nAghg ana "a Huays sre ill
Mechanics with fall directions sent 10 aay part
VI she United States or GanAaAE By patients cosa~
nunlcating thsir symptoms BY letter Busfnsgs
4aEEMsauaa3nce strictly G0aaasntaal 1
kEFDr. a. Once Ia ssiH located 50 established
hades Go same Of DE. LA CE0E1, at No. ID Maj
aen Lans, Albany, N. r. fmAya~ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03
NV1sCE 10 LAND HOLpERst
J. SOLOMON, 81
SUIARF PUBLIC q cONvEYAseEH

s., --A4e fat eoEaplste aed perfect khsssaea %
- - all he Lands In Nils eaHasy, Es~a, Ea4
- 'Ae Original Sales by tAs Govsrmnssns, sssa
e.. .0'F'seus sonveysnnss, Mortgages, DssAa II
''a's or sthes isczmersnOe.
IA tal and eaptssa Aassraes 81 gxgse ID aal
g. -~A7 IA lac e2fy u EasawDe& and kAs AAASxfaus
ps.1-Aisd siao 10 PAsiae clsw, In eaaS eesatg,
80 a. asao gives prpHsps Aglsafzan 10 kAs p&sl
lA1es, exAninatfsa OF Il tiae, Aaa III staes
r-11ss 49, Pertaining 10 Eeasral TasAA Axssey
Vaaes Ia TIE Court House. -
'tsE&T ., 1881 se 10
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03

Joss PSEgTTsG-MoRx Nav TrpR.-Ws
akve ssSsnsly added 70 our Tob Once. LARGE lot al
AF~ Type CatS Borders, &e, all Of the best quail
saa atsss ~ g. aad we are asM batter prspar-
- sTeT, 20 execute every variety OF plain and
fancy Jes Printing, msas, gHsck ama cAsax we
AAFs the iargsa& and best assortment Of Iobbing
material In Inc Vest, and can turn cut any kiaa Of
Hss 8 f2aas a ~ ~ asslree. o. M0ast aoties.
Merchants and others havfng Printing 10 h. tsena
are requested to call and examine specimens ~
waFk and prices We gaarvzntse aasiasaes,on Ia
NssSy eaAs. & @
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03

OFFICERS ELKcTKD.-We unaastand
that on last evening Company 4, Of the
4th Regiment Of Iowa volunteers, met
foF the pssposs ii sassting oROers, and
that the election resulted In the choice of
the following: rswasw ~ .a-s
Captain, s. Fl. CaAIG,
LIST Lieut.. p. 4. WHKKLxm,
I'd " W. II. KrssmAx.
The two first are excellent selections.
Nh. CsAs9 "a ans cid ana accomplished
ofzcef who has seen some services man
who viii do honor 30 his station Dir.
WHxxLKz, is young man of decision Of
sharsstsss great energy and an, accom-
plished gentleman. We cannot speak Of
his military qualifications, but We are
satisfied that With little experience be
vii aake an gxaaalahs oaRsaxs ii sd 81.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03
To CoSsUHrTIYEs and those afflicted with
DYSPEPSIA, .---
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
tzEARF BIaKAsR, -
FEVER Il AGUB,

: ia 1T 9E#& CONSTIPATION
ne HA = sisHaas Hsow Asveuty-ase years old. has
Tor years devoted bis time 10 cEring hia Pariahon
sFs and the poor in ssw Eeyk of these dreadful
eaHaplainkss yhafs sNrES= tasvseaa asd tspss&nds
10 an antmeiy gFavei be h4s seldom failed 10 cure
ali who have applied to him tor relief, and behev-
Ing u - pc CasistlaA's daty to relieve taaxe D.
bsaAd, 40 wsa ks Ut home, ne will send to those
who reqalrs IL, a Copy Of Prescriptions used tPrsa
ef charged wiia aaEsetJoE8 GasREsaAxIag aud using
tfs aEaei s4sb rates on s IT, saEhins, vsntila-
t!ou &nd Exercsse fef the sldk they will and theza
remedies sars care for Consumption, and all dis
ease Of tae Throat sad Lungs, Fever and Axue,
Constipation, Heart Disease, Dyspepsia, Nervous
Dsbli.ly snd Fa@4Ale osmpassnta and he hopes sv-
cry one afflicted ua send Ter copy a. 1t will cost
nothing, and those sutsriag should apply before 1t
Is TO late. These Prescriptions are ussd by the
m9sf esafasnt sssaigssas IN London, Paris and Nss
ToFk- Those Wishing them win please address
REV. DR. CHAMBERLAIN,
ZEZ re- wiaiaGsesssa wee Yufk
: :. - 49, - 4 e a 80 sx% -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
sAE'L 9. BATLTxs. sAM'L k&EFRESs
J CAsApE Jas A. SAcEaoNs
JEo- D. LOCKWOOD.
Deals IN Exchange, Gsld Dast. Coin and CaTraney
Interest allowed On time deposits;
caASctlons made an tAia and s1asE points in Hss-
tern lawa and Nebraska, and proceeds rsnisssa
pg7mEtly Al current rates of Exchange.
u ne usB&l mn0dAtioas granted 10 easso-
Hsf1
IAau1ry ., 1880 fy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03

Il CSsncn BluffA, Iuaa /, 1850.
Being q late sxteasivsiy engaged In the MsrcAn>
Tile aud Killing business, We have lranaterred ear
sAak4aG, COuectlon, Land aud Tax RAyfaa BaatnsSs
. Ma, NATHAx p. DopaEy who has been eaanec~
ted With o1T Hoaze from itz Organization, and o. .
cordially reeomm end him to our farmer patrons ~
a responsible man, and one who win attend fsith-
fziiy And promptly 10 all business Entrusted 70 his
care Very Respectfully,
BALDWIN 4 DoDG8.
Lac Il, 1880 az
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03

PowER Pgkss YoR sALE.--We have on
hand aad Tor sals, enc Of GasaaeF's Poser PTssaes
sapasia Of making one thoaaAnd Impressions per
boar, and warranted to Do 90 work. Terms low,
garfarshsF GRsoruAslon,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03

NOTICE. 70 sETTLEgsIsANp a& IuE.-~
have ths Asstay soF nakiA afew entries 81 land
on time, fer settlers, 90 reasonable terms Ii apple
eAtlsH is made very seoS. Those wishing u secure
tsssRd Ascs#safy ESg THAR farms. SiiI do well 10
avail themselves OF this opportunity, By eaIiag
me witno.at aei@g. L. ". BABBTTT. i
Council Bluffs, EesA, April I'd 1881