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That Reef.

There must have been something wrong
about that beef which, wa. carried threash
the streets the other day by the soldiers,
to the music of dead march. Soldiers
are not apt to turn up their noses at good
beef, much less to take the trouble to bury
1t this cold weather. Besides we have
been assured by officers and soldiers upon
whose word and judgment we rely, that
the beef was not tit to eat Capt. Black
mar and Mr Chapman must have found
some other beef to which they appended
the certificate Of First rate etc. Al
least such is the conclusion that charity
dictates, in view Of the cloud of witnesses
who testify to the contrary.
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Times Dispatch. 4
The Return OF Fugitive slaves.
Especial to the N. Y. Tribune. !
WashiHeian- Inn %


! am authorized by those who were
present at the conversation al the White
House, between President Lincoln, Gen.
Lane and Senator Pomery, to assure you
again that the idea which the President
intended to assert, and did assert, was dis
tinctly this:
THAT the rebel States having, by their
own Insane action, abolished slavery in all
Its relations with our Government, by re-
pudlatlng our protection, they can make
no claim on US for fugitives, and that
therefore the United States can not return
them, either with the military or civil arm,
without enslaving free men,
To this conclusion the President said
he had come after deliberate thought.
w. A. CRoFFur.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-29

scene IL A DRY Goops SToRE.-Dry
goods stores are sometimes the scene of
ludiefous conversation The other day a
young lady stepped into well-Anown
establishment III town aud enquired of a
fine looking young clerk:
'Slr, have you any mouse colored la
dies gloves Z"
"Mouse colored ladies, Miss ~
"Yes-a sort OF grey-just the color Of
your drawers here meaning the store
drawers of course, which we're painted
grey.
my drawers, Miss, CALCULATED the
young man, glancing downward to see il
everything was right and tight. envy
drawers, Miss why don't wear any ~
The young lady was carried home on a
shutter.
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ST Here is convincing argument. II
Is only those who preach hard shell SER
mons and strike sinners to conviction /:
My brethren and sisters eff mans full
Of religion you can't hurt him. There
was the three Arabian children they put
EN- in fiery furnace, hetted it seven
times hetter than it could be hct, and i,
didn't SINCE har on their heads And
there was John, the Eranseler they put
him-and where do you think they nut
him. Why, they put him into a cali
dronic of biln' lie, aud billed him all night
and it didn't taze his shell. And there
was Dannel; they put him into hon 5
den--and what, my travellers and
respected auditors, do you think be was
put in the lions den for? Why, for
praying three times a day. Don't be
Alarmed, brethren and sisters | don't
think any of you will ever get into the
lions den
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-29

1y> A letter from Somerset SAYS the
rebel loss in the late battle was 200 killed.
800 wounded. and more than 200 prison
ers. Bailie Peyton, just before the bat
tie, made the remark that he was the only
Union man in that part Of their division,
that they were lighting in the wrong
cause, and that nothing but his Estate
pride had made him volunteer. The
bodies Of ZolicofIer and Peyton will be
taken to Somerset and buried with the
honors OF war. They await the requisi-
ton Of their friends in the South II Lou
isville Journal, Jan. ;25tk.
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FROM ST. LOUIS,
st. Louis. Ian. q

st. Louis, Jan. IS.
Engler, the banished secessionist, was
sent across the river under guard this af.
ternoon, destination unknown, and his at
tnrnay has been released from the military
prison.
Attachments have been served on the
property Of several other delinquent Sc
oessionists to-day
Gen. Henderson, the newly appointed
Senator, left for Washington this morn
ing.
Judge JAS. A. Burch announces him.
self candidate for Governor at the Au-
gust election.
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pen- The shaw of yesterday brought US
down to hard pan" disclosing the orig
anal layer of ice Of this winter. On this
the rain fell and froze. Then came n
sprinkling Of sleet, and colder weather.
and now the walking is very fine. "He
that thinke,h he standeth" is very apt to
be mistaken, and fndeth himself on his
head or elsewhere. Tie sleghing con-
tinues good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-29

COMMERCIAL
DAILY GATx CRY Osrlex,
n 49,


DAILY IAIs Girs osrex,
,,,a,. -. - 'Ae 49, ''s H'sae
49,. t.-,,..,, -. - .'"h' i'i'-
~ go "sse no changes 70
.'e A'm sAs hass
=" uF~ ate has advances ITO per
eehs 'A'ss' ano Is nov sefhnE al ~ to - spceshave
-, =, ~ $50 : o'i ~ :. = .eA''s
- N'''esA'' p'.oes oo'o~.
p.nu,, :, 'p'i's ss.'eAsss -;
.,1a,,a !.
49, 70 f"e ~" ~,
.n,y -'s "' pu'n'
Aooo ae"aha' raii osSf@ sphii u
. ~ W.
oAio-'15a 81 toe.
80 ~ 'ne 'oad fe'Ah y 10 voc.
ss. ol.sana iAii TSiiss' prime IL 10
,s'a'ou Si'f' cfusnoa ana ioas iS3is.
oi-o-Tiah'a''on sS@So' sasAfhouse 4aSs0s
rnprr.s, p'.s ~. -
-. ~ = s-~s' 'Afa - '"' Lagayra2Asxh.
..l,.,
10 rS''s 'tse, herman tcfn.l IN
80
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~It is said that during the recent
illness Of Gen. McClellan, when bis friends
thought him in a somewhat dangerous
condition. one Of them urged upon him
the propriety Of confding whatever mill
tary plans he had devised to some compe-
tent and trustworthy person. His reply
was that his plans were understood and that
when it began to storm the people would
hear the thunder all around the sky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-29
LIVE STOCK.

Drovers aud Farmers will nnd this the most adv
taEeous route FOR Live Stock. Capacions Yards ell
watered aud sGpplled with every con, enenca In |.
been opened on ihis line and its and
euehuon 10 paid 10 their wants. From Harrisburrh
where will b. found every canve.isuse fur rs<dlng
anu resting q chofce is offered OF The PHILADEis-
PHlA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARkETs.
1his will iso be found the shortest utickest ma
most direct route Cor stock TO New Yark-Tvs Alien
town and with fewer changes than any other
ENOCH LEWIS. General supt.. Altoona. Pa
= l. HOUPT- Gen. Ticket Aet ,Phiiadelphla
n. III. HOUSTON, Genn Freight Agt., Phiiade lphis
tan24daw
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GHERIFFS SALE.

sTATE0F IOWA, LEF COUNTESS.
by virtue OF special execution 10 me directed is
sued BY lhc 1lsrx Of the Qstrct Ccutt OF Aaid county
IL iasor OF Hiram Barney and against wm r. Owebs
have levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder
~ the door OF the CirKis Once the District Court
81 Lee County, iowa, nj keoKuK IN said county on tn
9Th day Of February A. ~ 1854 between the hours or
so'eocK ~. ana O'Clock p. m of said day, CON-
meneang at O'Clock the following property to-
Der one hundred and fs nina i5s IN the CITY ~ eo
kuk Lee county aud stute of lowa excepting twent,
nve l96 feet by hundred Ilscl feet on m nj the
rear ends ~ rGids tess which has beer released
TAKEN. levied upon and TO be sold Il, orde OF Court
to safety said writ Of execution.
ksoxuK, Jam -, 1899
n. a HEDGES,
Sheriff or lee Count,
Janasd BY ID. b. sArn, IT,, Deputy
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Washington Items.

Burnside took spare arms with him for
Union Carolinians, according to instruc-
tons from Gen. Nc Clellan,
The Committee on National Foundry
Will report in favor Of one without any
designation Of locality.
Congress has voted hundred dollars
TO the widow Of every soldier dying in SER
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vice. and to each serving two years. but
has as yc. msdeEno appropriations.
The army officers petition for ten or
even fifteen per cent. tax on salaries rather
than the reduction contemplated by Mr.
Sherman's proposition. This finds favor,
and may be extended to oil Federsi en-
ployes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-29
nIPTHERIA AND GROUP

For these formidable and dangerous d5,4,.e.T,..,,
Magnetic ointneRtis att unisling rem. d, /, u..a a.
teason Apply freely the fhros and ehe,, and
" with bot flannel This Ointment hat breT before
The public orsf % years. tie constantly Inerra.,nr
densnd has established Tia reputation as a .uperiar
Lihiasniin AL cases where soothing and relaxing
remedy is required, Particularly ia Rheumatism Men
raigia, Inflammation Of The Bowels and kidn.,s Sui
bal affections, sore Eyes, burns, Plies Wound. and
Eruises.
set last page aiso pamphlet with agent and around
each bottle.
sold by all Druggists. Price IS cents
Order HssF be ssafes.eetst3 T. whitman N,.,s
sale Ageai, No, I'll Main at, Keotuk, Iowa.
deelaafmsat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Aos3tions Of Transportation and
Travel.

FROM andafer Saturday, Jan. 2sth. no r.l,ro.a \.
s'aSe esseh,or vehicle running west or westxara,,
from the Mississippi river or into Nerth M,..our, iii,
PefM'sea TO carry freight passengers from Keo
knk Wihoat The strietcs compliance win The rerl.
nohs OF tue Treasury Department at wsxbtr .,on
whieh require that .ai feigh,s Of whatever a,pre
epe SUCH ~ may be under military orders .h.,l no
e'Vefsa ey . Custom House permit, and thu. All h.~.
gage OF travellers shall be carefully inspeeiea ,,
seated ~ Custom House onseerr
Inc nndefsignes will Issue permits for the trans
Ponation OF ali goods destined for proper
win the ieas. possible trouble or DELAY and in
spec and seal all baggage of,rsyeies leaving tbr ,
IN manner TO cause the least trouble eaas..a..
the end desired. !" ''i
the OBJECT aimed ats to prevent any an ar ,sst,
ance, Or communication with any persons diye.,,, :,
indirectly, disioyal TO, In ARIA. aga,a. ,h
Government JnnN sr.xxps
custom House, keokuk, Jan. IS, IsG2.at
iA VI IOWA, ADA r GEsER H. sOyyf,rl
lies Aoibes, Jan. nth 1852 t
mere y no" an opportunity to raise two eou,psn,s.
lot the 10Th regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry
PERSONS desiring recruiting commissions far mat
pose wil MAIZE immediate application N ma I, IA
MONIES, presenting such recommendation. a. the,
deem proper. ''s'
n. b. BAKER
Adjutant General Of the Stat. of Iox.
Jan ea-dhw3w
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1rA private letter dated Upton, Jan.
Esd, states the following:
j have just learned that Esq. Enloe.
of this county, was shot in his own house
on Saturday night last by the secesh. He
was a true Union man, and was our repre-
sentative two years since. God speed
The day when this rebellion viii be put
down"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-29

A New THINd.--Fasten three spokes
on short runner. Put the spokes in a
hub. Put the hubs on your buggy axles.
and you have sleigh with four runners
complete. This is one Of those simple in.
ventions which makes every one wonder
he never thought of it before.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-29
THE GATE CITY.
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY %.

COUNTY WARRANTs.--Mr. Charles
Doerr, Deputy Clerk, desires us to saw
that he Will be here 70 day in the Clerk
Office, with all the warrants due to nersons
In this vicinity, and will also issue ten
per cent. two years warrants, il desired,
in exchange,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-29
NJ AR! WAR. WARll!

All persons Keeping or having forsale ,,o
kinds of Id uniiions OF W ar such a, Gun, p,.,a,.
voirern and all kinds of uuniaon are required No,
10 seiito any person without al ride from
signed isordef nusi be strictly complied with.
nnderpenaiis offorieising all articles m.nt,on~a -
their possession IpHx sT.NNTr
/. HfI3a K.asu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-29
Judge kWayne Swo rn In.

Washington, Jan ct.
The oath of Office was this day admins
tered BY the Clerk Of the Supreme Court
to Associate Judge Swayne, who took his
seat.
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The business is drawing to close, and
our packers will probably not receive over
1900 more, though they will take all they
can get at 81 to So so per hundred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-29
AND LUNGS.

Asihis season Of the year when coughs and colds
hfThontssone eyers family should have a safe and
certain remedy al hand. Ransorn-s Hive s,rup and
loiu 10 the very thing. ii Is only pessant for
ehildren 10 take, but Is certain eure for Croup.
"hosping Cough, Brone hits, Asthma Coughs and All.
affections OF the Throat and Lungs.
SOLD ny all druggists. Price % cenis.
orders ma, be addressed toJ r. Niikinson, W hole
sale Agent, No. 81 kain-st., keotak, Iewa
declsdimw2t
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keOkuk Hog Market.

The total number Of hogs cut and on
the hooks up to the night Of the 18th, is
reported as follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-29

In CASES FRESH BALTIMORE
tn COVE OYSTERS inst received and FOR ssleby
nosod KELLOGG + BIKEG, /
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

~ The old house on the South side Of
Broadway, and near Rogers Stove Store,
known ~ the ''Globe SalooH," ID in a
very dangerous position. 1t is liable to
fall at any moment, and soms Individual,
in making a ''hasty retreat" may get
ssqueexedn like certain other indiyid-
nal that we wot of. We suggest that the
City Dads, notice the condition Of this
building, and declare it nuisance, and
have it torn away at the earliest possible
moment.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

LooK ctr FoR BsRAKERs.-Eyssy pesson
indebted to this ofaee, are notified that
their accounts viii be placed in the hands
og = collector, &aa that they will be called
upon for settlement during the month Of
January. Wsmuat settle up at least once
. year. So look cut for the conaiag man,
be prepared to meet him.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

- The ladies Of Pranklia, Norfolk
county, Mass, By general consens, broaghs
together their old dresses suaA ~ Dame
Faahion had discarded, and the Whole
we're made into hfty-six bed quilts for the
aolaiass. The sailsans l<sssd thsse days.
In the town ball, and during . portion OF
the tine, sevsnsy-ise ladies were plying
sAs basy ass&asa. aa S'@
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

SrArgMxkr or TaAETlc.--The Grand
Trunk railway Of Canada earned for the
week snaing Dse. Tsh, 1851, from ali
soaroaa, go $50 DO Iacrease go, iU,-
s5. The total earnings from July LIST to
Dec. 18th, was oil ,ss5, sll 43. Total in
crease for same tins 500 3l4 "a. This
road sarmad the week es ding Dee. lab, 8
total Of SIS ,6l3 %. Increase $ls,93l, :
A.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

|. DETEScEs % oswEoo<--MaioF q Rrisn,
of the 18th q. s. Infantry, and Captain
Robert Dwyar, of the Engfsssr Corps, ar
rived In 0swego on Thursday, for We par-
pose of making an inspcstioa into sAe de-
fences Of that city, and survey of Fors
ontasio. They estimate that the sxpend-
isarss ~ that point will amoaas to s25os-
600 or 5000 These gentlemen will
also make surveys Of other places on the
northern nankier. .~na- 1a.-lsz-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

-" The next Of the series Of the I'm
ion Parties, gotten up BY the young gen.
tlsmen of this city, comes of on Friday
evening next, at Babhitt's Hall. Those
who love to indulge had better be on hand
a. We are assured that gDpd time is tx
pected. The Committee on Invitation"
will please accept our thanks for "cbalk-
~ hal -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
CTAAYED or STOLEN.
Fresnams stilE ia g0Eaa Ezaand Of
Eksa AExxaw ss MaMssRarA

And r. tgeessmAa b Co, i've seaTx East Of the
Pacific House EeaE1cti H4ufTs Tswa are ia Command
Of large and well selected stock If Drugs aud cd
Icsnes, Palafs, nfis DagassrsAa ard AfahEukypioa
Apparatus aud Materials, Pufe WiaFS sad Liguors,
TueAsko AMI Cigars, egery thing the stationery
line Lamps Of All kinds together with ID endless
yasit " Of Perfgmssy Flncy Goods, ke.
without Ruy boating, we are hAppg To Inform
oar ssEeDds that We are ktln prepared 10 auataE
good Ia ohr Inc Ia sam en- f6Fce tg otnm ana GhR
atteutisa u sugh as may favor rs with i eai and
Of she sana time ailgw them ai 10 Be raksa without
killing maa wAiea Is ali we have ea say thesa
waf 4lne@ except that we sIiaw batteries g. be
st9gfsiea apiy by nTplI9w Boy r9RtuIsata F'Dar
sAtc string 10 GU" and are especially request cash
aud short time bus ess to pail L.
EsEs, Isat. ty
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

TIE American AGKICuLTURIsT.-This
splendid paper for January is already up
on our table, and q capital number it is.
We had supposed it impossible for Mr.
JUDD to make any further improvements,
but in the January number he has fairly
eclipsed himself. The report of the corn
bread and cake committee, with the &C
companying receipts, are woTth the price
Of dozen subscriptions. Terms 81 per
annam. Address Orange Judd, No. Al
Park Row, New York.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
NATHAN ?. DODGE.
.rgreersar TO BalasEfH + DodgsA
BANKER, LAND AND TAX AGENT

LVtNNIL HLIFFs, 10" a
- general Banking. Collection and Land Basl'
zee. .ia,ar.el N all AZ branches, Particular at
e. "a slsra to paying Taxes for Nou-resldeRts.
REFERENCES:
PAX Bank. New York City
7.sle SAVING AsEoslAIloa, 81 Lsuls.
Alss4causplis BANK, Boston, Mas,
sepb Hayes, ESQ. 10 do
E.ary FaTuAul, Chicago, III,
Il IA Tvhn Kassop, Washington, n {.
a4ml!ton white, Esq Syracuse, y. Y,
&, Pvice President state Bank OF Inws,
warren Bank South D4uvers, Mas
H.a c Baldwin, Judge SppE enc Court Of Towa,
Il n. T. Sells, Secretary Of state, lUwa,
( p A. Dpy, Esq Iowa CRY. Iowa,
FyankenthsI b Go, Chicago, Illinois.
Ire IA, 1860 y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

- Pork has been coming in for the
last swo weeks in abundance. The mark
ct il full, and ssill the cry is, more COM
ing. Packers have been hasy-ins fact,
had all they could do in taking care of it.
We quote at s3a$2, 25 for heavy, we'll
slaughtered hogs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
\ r. z TO LAND HoLpEEsl
J. SOLOMON,
Notary PUBLIC d c0NvEYANCER

Has made fail eompiste aRd perfect Abstract Of
'.as 70 all the Lands in AiIIs county, Iowa, in
.las the OrlgInal ssleb BY the Govegnnsat, and
'. 'ubseqasat cUnvsyanees, Mortgages, Deeds OF
1E9,I II olher lncumbrunCe.
A g.. tu.l and complete Abatract Of TItIs 10 al
Zoe LIS 20 Gh clGy Of Gisnwood and the Additions
= and slao to PaEtaS City, in said county
~ H. also gly es prompt Attention to the pay
80 Taxes, examination ofTitles and all okheE
-'f pertaining 10 Gsn@Fsl EsRd Agency.
tb~I2O+Ice IN the CoaFt Reuse.
IGa&aFy O. 1881 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

TgI.agAParcs-Ane new and substantial
telegraph line, with three wires, is nearly
onpleted to New York city With station
Il proviaeaoss Hartford, New usvsn and
SorwAlk, 20 be extended &c. Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and Washington. The mer-
chants Of Rossen and others interested,
now control line independent of New
YORK. A number Of prominent gentlemen
axs maoving In the matter.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
COM M Il RCI.A.I.-

AwsLN @Rgpcg ssausgsL RE1TzaBsR .
BacsnsbaS %, 1891. 81 .
WHEAT-sprlag. saae4S eta y bash.
CoRA-PEins ear, 10 cts y bush.
0ATS--ta assAAna NJ aos@92 cts > naah,
s POT ATQBS~~Rsiaae, a0@ss cts n bnsh.
| aAg-sssassAy 81 Fsaasis o. y son.
s80s-4rsivss stamsnssEsa 81 ss9s 90 y ice,
BEER-oa sopt, s29s2 30 y 100.
AInKs-tssssn, I @ dry, iot y ..
FLOUR-Chahes Family xxx, 90 90 supsrIans
81 SO; Fsnas ssx@ . 30, d i8F
CoRS AEAL--Yetiow - c. whiks, Is . haisa.
HucKwHRAT RL0ua-asgGsa s232 50 . loo,
EUTTER-Frsah Eoll, 2e525 y ..
. LAAD-FnsA MaAps, EEEf
E6Gs-FFssh, sale c y ao1s
TALLOw--Prime, 10 p D,
BEBswAX-TeIlaw, zs928 y D.
wHTsKET-slII = Bowsa'a, IS G. 81. Louis Star
20 q gal
CHICEEgs-T&ms 81 ,S09ga oo5 Prairie, Sl ,2asa
81 90 4 doE
TuRKEYs@+Eases 10 { assa, sassp I'LL
ExGHAGGz~-st. Louis, ,. Eastern, u Q cant,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

- The aleighiag hereabouts, is now
excellent, and everybody that can COM
mand . 40 horse, il out. Go in-ws
shink your time will be short.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

- Local items, for few days past,
have been too scarce to suit our style
Nothing has transpired worthy Of note.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

An ORDIgACR
"A Amending Al ordnance ea1Itled An ordi-
aaEce 10 regulate thb stacking Of bay within the
Old CarporaEs ItmIts,' approved gaty q, 1850.
sac, /. Be Ii ordained hy tAe Common Council
Of the IL Of Cpuacia Buff tAa4 the frat ssetioa
~ said 8rdiHzuGa be amssdea as to read 'ao
person shall bF allowed to stack bag wtthia the
old Corporate Units withia less than ifty feet u
any building except his own, and net within afg
fest Of bis awn bail ling when that building 10 with
iH atty feet OF any other person Building,
See. q. All ordinances and parts Of ar1inaa&ss
conflicting with the provisions Of this ordinance be
and tAr same are hereby repealed.
Approved Juiy tbth. 1881
LTsASpER " BABBrrT, Mayer
W @. GMAwFp8ps City RacordeF
Az ORDINANCE
n Entitl4a "a Ordinance fer the extension Of
M4dis9a street, and tas establishment Of the GrAds
SEC, Es ii agsIatned by tie Common Copacil
Of fhe City af Csaaeii BufIs. that alison street
North IT Broadw4y shall be established as fsllDwa
q assl vel 4 10 Ss es 49, : nv ass
West DO feet or less as afsy b. sterIainHi
by the recorded plat, Ghence Sarth iaS degrees
Wet ~ fset. thsase North IL n degrees West
300 feet 70 EAe North line Of the OH town. The
angles Ia TIE AAsvs street. ssfag established By
stones as shown spon the recorded plat
SEC. I'D Be il further ordained, that the Grade
e SAID sire shss &c sstse!tsssl =. = iollsas A.
be 81 fsei abvs tseplans ~ "a eHS@ 900 u
With decent % per haudrai feet, thence 800 ft
70 sta wiz asceai - per Aaadfef feet eleva-
ton 6Rlns sta So thsncs q feet With 40 as
sant ii ~ per hundred feet thenee aJ0 feet vita an
assent % IN per hundred feet thence 500 feet 10
eta II with an ascent II pex AaadEed tees eleYa-
towu with level GraAF
AFPRoFEp July 5th 1851.
LYgASpER W RABHfrT, MAJOR.
VIM. @ CRAWFORD, Oisy Recorder
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

- We understand the Young Ladies
propose to give Ball AZ Palmer's and
R0ss' Hall, on Tuesday next, the proceeds
10 be distributed among the poog and
needy of the city. We hope they may
have crowded house, and we take ocea-
sion here, to remind those who desire to
contribute 10 this lauiable undertaking,
to be on hand, and encourage the ladies
in their efforts to alleviate, in part, the suf-
ferings and misery Of the poor Of our city.
Let every one who does not expect to re-
ceiVe proceeds, attend.
This is expected to be the grandest par
~ of the season; much pains and labor
will be bestowed to make the affair an
honor TO those getting it up. Both Halls
will lie used-the COMMITTEES have taken
Out the petition and procured two Bands VI
Missile, one from Omaha and one from this
city. IL 1t does prove failure, which we
havaHno idea 1t Will, 1t cannot be laid to
any fault Of the Committee Of Arangt-
manss. The 1ariF will be about 81, low
s..oagh to insure Fall house.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

FAN NorcK.-The Directors Of the
Pottawattamie County Agricultural So
eietg, are hereby notified to meet at the
of6ee al II. C.. Biooaner, 90 Thursday, TO-
morrow, 1t q O'Clock P. N.
Z. MCBRIDE, PEes't.
W. {. RrRKE. See'y.