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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-09

pEING now in receipt Of my Fall and
u Winter Stock, which has been selected
With care, purchased At close hgures and
this section, I would, most respectfully in
vits purchasers to call aud examine my
assortment. :.s =. .tr:.s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-09
GHER1FFs sALE-Dy virtue Of an execnt;o,
~ issued out OF and under the seal of tina ni.t,Sc

SH !1s sALEDy virtue of an execution
issoeo ont OF and under the seal of tho District
court q Judicial District and
ise7 sas and
the estate Jonathan Fer1in, deceased AZ niainti
sEa aaif PHILIP
April 1861 have levied On tho following re.S
situate IN the said county Of Benton and described
1oioxs; The undivided one-half lots /, anal 1O IN
block No. No. 3, and in block Ia. iots No
5eet M No s. X Iot sG Se No. s; lots and in
No and H. in block No. s; lots No. l. and la
lot No. MI Sio tGes IN No. and bleck
e. and p, lying north Of Minnesota street ali in
t to o. according to the recorded plat Of
for said county Of Benton. =: - -es0
MHw notice Is hereby given that will expose At
puDc auctlon al the interest of the said Phin Raan
n tbared to tho .se described Or
execution with interest and costs at the oc f The
REGISTER OF Deeds in Sank Rapids in said COUNTY on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1s6s
H. MCMAHON,
NIN4~sS - n
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-09

& ID. LAhD vf5IIk 81. -tLOl 1, Al:,a,
~ r. NusesH her zssf,3 y H.
Jessph ieaa,bergef:
= Eaa ase hsFoks notified ~ ari7~ar al ,:.,'
gep tLes2 GAi o. J4.N.JAkis ift',. al ~ 81,
il tic iofeLo1n OF tAe aiid day and :leti .i't
made by you May 81 1861. upon tpe 80 n n LIZ j..
SO 4secsion q aud Ew n NV II sectIOn n, Io".-
ship ~, ran e q in the district Of lands sut
ceIsd, A. George zWsilsch alleges an aLsnsonmen,
thereof by you and proposes then there to show
the same, when y0u viii be permitted tseeptest surh
showing. II. G. WATT keE1eers>
dsc6-Sw1 ...&z. H. O.BUkBAHk, 1sesaves.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-09
IT'S. LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD. MIN, ::
W November 18th. 1857.

E.t.S T.L.n ss0"es Sos"1 1o05.
6n. You re hereby notified to appear at this once
on the l0zH DAY OYJAGUAkY, lsus, 1t IL &c ~. ~
the forenoos Of the aid day. and then aud there show
April 16th 1901, upon lot ., section IL, ~ Il ~
snd Iofs and section II, township w. range Il,
IN the District Of lands kSbect t. sale IT st, Cvuu
Aln1 should 1ot ~ Cancelled ~ !. U. Pesersva .,
then and there to show the same yhsri rsa WI b.
permitted to contest such showing. II
..ee - Register.
uAS-o~B r., :; {, AC. BURBANK. ksceiver
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PATENT MEDICINES

Trusses and Shoulder Braces; Kerosene
Lamps and Fixtures; the choicest
brands Of chewing and smoking
Tobacco; Imported and r -
American Perfamery and Toilet
Articles; . great variety of Hair
Oils, Colognes, Pomades AID Soaps.
Hair, Flesh, Nail, and Tooth Brushes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

GRAIN AND PRODUCE STpRE.-
About the best place in the city to
buy or sell produce Is at the estab-
lishment of w. s. Quick & Son, cor.
ner of Broadway and Madison street.
They are always on hand to buy all
the produce that is offered at reason
able rates, and are ready to sell at q
small advance. Their motto is
Quick Sales and small profits. Per-
sons wishing either to buy or sell
produce, would do we'll to give them
a call. They also keep first-class
family grocery store, where any
thing in the grocery line can be pur-
chased on as reasonable terms Us at
any other house In the city, Go sec
If they can't,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
We take pleasure in again calling
the attention of the ladies of Coun-
ell Bluffs to the advertisement OF
Mrs. Byrne, who, it Is admitted By
all who have examined her work, Is
a first-eIass Dress and Cloak maker.
We also notice that she has made
considerable additions lately To; her
stock of dress and cloak trimmings,
buttons aud other notions. Ne sug-
gest to orr Iady readers who have
any DRESSES o. claaks to make, or
who desire to purchase amy trim
mings. that they might do well to
give Mrs. Byrae call at No. 224
B-gstlINNv.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15
CHAPTER lA.

AN ACT 10 pravids fos the election Of County
AUDITORS sH4 g. seaaa their powers and sistfes
aad nisaias csHAy Jsdsss ex-rEaefe CSanss
Auditors,
ua.,,ont Bsg saaesesbs ths Eemsray Asssa-
ssg ~ ire Stale ri 80, Tast at lac eeseaai
elseSlaa pfecpdiag the expiFation Of The TERN Il
osusa at Ehe pFesaat county Jsags In any county,
ma avery i've years thereafter, there shall be
elected III "a organized county in tails state a
eout4tv auditor whose term OF Once shall eowes
rNeues an fhs sFHt Mondag IN sanaasy fSssswt1R
ala esecaEgn, asd she shall Aoia bis ezsss for swu
yeaYs assa antat his sMncessR - slectsa aud III
5Aea zlae essssy inaige IN eser cuanfy shaff Be
ax-asscsa auditor after the arst dsy "a January,
1899 and shall dischsrxe the saffes eg seGagy
audit r Until the xaditpr shan b. eec ed a1 asal-
aesi aul AFTER tbs asaa aadltaT stsali be elected
aIa8 ualffitA tAe efaee " eeanEy dEs shall eease
@ata gaaiEtas hall act EieFK Of The haaTd ef
ssa1 i-pas and shall perfeFm ai dates requires
~ tase 10 be pe4fogmea BIZ he csssh ~ fhe board
- suueFstxuas aud susA other dattes ~ may be
reo{t "a OF him bT ssse sssarA ef Ape xisaFa Ne
shsll psrfaFm al tat4es In respect 10 she see oil
fuua sfa seheoi Lands new performed hF tha CLERK
- sfssrassrwA seq 81 she oaffvs hersby or b. las
censsfss on hItn shali be Liable 70 The same pea
sxssat = ina clerk u tbs hoaFd % supervisors
q esesk % ne district esur are iI&hla fsz iske
fAsaaFe ea Hegsett.
sea zoe aaailes sAssa hsse pswes I'd exsr-
asas aa LIE aaaies nov performed hy khs efesk ri
| M hanrd "a supervisor In relation 10 the 80
| snk4iaamsent, allsEsliaA, and sAca4tOa az Eaaas
alfh}3ss soaatT. and fer thai puSpsze shall haxs
posS - asasasssas.. Y rsssss pssiil e. lsaas
A. erraas ssfa4tfxFs Id f~Iasion ia The vacation
s sgshnaent Npr sifsrsslon "a raaaa And h
1 usaks hi orasas ssastas - taa saaaa. suAIeck
/ huasasss Ia ais saasss 10 anaa review ana apFFs
Val ass lhs board 81 Supervisors
4 Sc Tas aaaitoF shall have the keepfng "a.
/ management - The lrsasfex saess, pravsasd fe
81 Assesass aad ssf the sre asfsss maas on sssl
4 Azsssks ID fs be sattsiea TO Tee "a tWenfy@7v
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

~On Saturday we took look
through the stove, tipware aud
sheet-iron establishment Of VI. Rog-
ers & Co., and found that they had
any amount of stoves Of every de-
seription and size, from little heat
ing stoves, about foot square, to a
mammoth cooking stove, large
enough to fiji a common sized kitch-
en-, and their tin, sheet-iron, copper
and zinc ware comprised all classes
of vessels and dishes, from gill cup
to bath tab. If any one wanting
anything in the above line can't
suit himself at Rogers 4 Co.'s, We
think he must be hard to please. 90
and see the fine stock for yourself,
at 2l3 Broadway.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

EZ-Only the other day we made a
notice Of the arrival of the fail stock,
ms we supposed, at the trurnsc uf =.
F. Folsom, but on Saturday VIC toHk
another look through the establish
ment and find tiss stes-Ez nearly dou-
bIed, and they are still coming. The
fact Is. that Folsom has nice and
large stock OF staple and fancy dry
goods, which have been selected
with great care and expressly for this
market. Call and see his goods,
even If you don't buy any-they are
worth looking at. We have paid
half a dollar several times In our
life to get look at not half so pleas
ing sigft.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

DEMOCRATIC FI.AG.-We have the
pleasure OF announcing that the
beautiful flag purchased by the DEM
ocratic ladies of Council Bluffs SIS q
present to the gallant Democracy Of
this city, was received from the east
to-day byour estimabis lady friend,
Mrs. Arbuthnot. The flag Ia about
ninety feet In length, . genuine en-
blem of the great American Repuh-
lie, gotten up according to reguia-
tons, OF the best material and o.
most beautiful eoiors. A splendid
streanaer accompanies the flag and
upon which will be enblazoned the
names Of Seymour and Blair. Hur'
rah for Democracy and the flag, aiie
three times three and d "tiger0 10
the ladies who interested themselves
| in obtaining the funds and procur
Ing the fiag.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

[ruBIlsasp q AUzHQasEy.
I'M ssyKn iii


An ACT supplemental - 81 acts sutsklea sn act
feg ssfsAaishis u Fxaif AMI General Terra Gsusgs
and % a.Ha The P0wss snd Jufisalctasa there
a..
srcxaSa Rs u snscfsd By tAe Geaerai As~
ssNshif ~ sAa &sa4x a E0@a, Fhat In nd Spnastxs
havkHK swe esaa sesss ~ MassFs Asssaaae - te
aasg5kz Neara rs 6esa Al Ashzs 81 paauea II sAk
gopfztF fh& eisEaaE aae1t shall also hsIa xeguisT
teFms ii 81 d a8aa<1at evnufy seats o paatass
where srrs 81 the district eosIk are held fwF the
tia 81 sit ssaissaA taeg tEas Se1 exs&ps pguats
ID ttssxa xHss9issHx kee1ss by isws whtsh saasteFa
sshall - hsxxa aaa aaspesea VI ~ tia Eegai&T
eannsy seats only. and said tsFns shsil sIseFaafs
pasmaen x#sa a&Eaf emf ;GsRaSy s@aIs o. Rasess ef
holding sauss and snch eaunttss shall TOT ssEa
Raxsesaa aa susceptibility ssvidee In tAs Sans
manner ~ rksY are now aIyiasd fvF Iadaeisl pHf-
pussx 81 the assfF!rs uoHft. Provided ThsG IN
saeA oesatirs ths circuit Judge may ApEviat. ~
addition 10 she ether ssFusS VI court 70 be held
~ h5s cpaaax n0t 10 sxe&sa four speeiaI terms 81
eeurs at khe regular eounl5 seat for Tbs bearing
saa alapasing Ut pEnha1e matters asiy, Il N bis
JnlgmsAs fEs sssae sAsli BE- ne, asd sud required
fer sne disposal 81 said buxiaess-
&sz T4is ae8 shall tshe eject CO the EFst
Mssasy 81 IAaussys a. D. 1859 sxeeps 80 aaSh
sasrevf AS provides faF nxlag the tsrls fes hold
ing she circuit eaaFts, whlgh shs3i abe sfTret ~
pres idea hi ae<slsa 10 " Ghe Resizisa VI 1850.
Approved a Brfi z, irss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15
The H.oxaI Elephant.

Whenever you hear q Radical
declaim in favor of paying the $40
bonds in gold, just ask hin bow
much this viii increase the national
debt. which is now two thousand
ak hundred and forty millions OF
dollars, If he does not know, tell
him that these bonds amount TO one
thousand five hundred millions of
dollars, and with gold ut q premium
of forty per cent. will add 20 the
debt Just SIX hundred millions OF
dollars, besides thirty six millions
of dollars of interest annually.
The debt will then be In round
numbers three thousand two hum
|sired millions the interest OF which
il one hundred and ninety two mild
ions in gold. AZ the lass Presidsn-
sial election we polled four millions
of yotes every voter il therefore
indebted 10 hts Stree country and
Tor which the present Radical party
has entersd iudgnens--ior $500
the interest Of which is annually
s85. And in the face 0f all thess
| tremendous facts, these loyal hypo
| critics talx shout paying the debt i
| gold, when they can scarcely rails
mouey enough gold, greenbaeka
nasionaI currszuy md shiuplaster
ITO pay the interest Cieariisl'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

The report. OF Geuerai sibley, re-
garding tie riot at Camilla, Georgia
v as received by Gen. Howard ON
Tuesday last, ana its publication b
refused by that officer on the ground
that it places the blame on the me-
groes who went to the meeting full
" armed and refused TO 90 any 9th
er way. Thereport is very long,
and il made up from sworn state
msuts Of witnesses.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

~ The Democratic ladies OF
CauucII Bluffs having purchased a
beautiful flag of ninety feet in length,
which they propose to present to
,be Democracy of this city, 1t is nee
esS,ry that some arrangements be
made relative thereto, Let every
Democrat come to the meeting at
HEADQUARTERS Tonight.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

OPENING DAYs-Of fall and Win
ter millinery goods, at the Ladies
Bazaar, No. PaIner's Block, Low
err Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Mrs. Arbuthnot begs leave to
inform her friends and the public
that she is now prepared 90 display
the finest stock of gods ever brought
to this city, having selected with
great care all the latest styles to be
found in the Eastern cities. She feels
confident Of giving satisfaction 10
her numerous customers The htest
styles for making mantles
and dresses. Opening days Friday
and Saturday, October 18th and nth.
s oct. l4tl3t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

MORE FAT CATrLE.-We notice
that WM. ORR, one of our mcst en-
ergetic cattle dealers, shipped west
ward to-day, twenty-five head of
fat steers. Sowe go, Western Iowa
is feeding the people of Nebraska
and the country west of it, aud
Council Bluffs is the depot from
whence all these vast supplies take
their course westward, and is one
Of the best market in the West.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

A LIBERAL 0FFER.-We see by
this weeks issue Of Colman's RlHot
World, that the Proprietor offers to
send 10 all who subscribe now for 1869
the remaining numbers of this year
free. Those wishing to patronize a
live Western Agricultural Journal,
can now do SO on the most liberal
terms. 1t Is published weekly at
s. 40 per year. Address, Norman
J. COlnaan, st. Louis, Mo.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

49, Mn JOAN COLLINS. of the
chicago Type Foundry honored US
witA brief call this morning. Mr.
q l. a gentleman Of good CONVEX
sational powers and well represents
tho arm of which he u i member.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

MUsu.--We wish to elil the at
tention Of our people to the fact that
Mr.. Charles Youngerman, Is now
z wing lessons in music on the piano
Mr.. 1oungeTman, was iii the Eesn-
lar and volunteer service as must
elan, and will no doubt give salts
faction to those who may employ
him as teacher.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

The grand lodge Of Free Afasons
of Colorado met at Central City on
the 9th. The officers for the ensuing
year are AZ follows; q n, III. III.
Teller; d. g. M., A. J. sagendorf !;
8. w, b, w. Wisebart J. W., W.
ID. Anthony; q, T., Richard sopriss
G.. s., Il. c. parmaIee. Charters
were granted to the lodges at Chey-
enne, Pueblo and Canon City. Val~
mont and Columbis lodges we're con-
soIiflated and viii in future meet at
Boulder City.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

Ge AND SEE the splendid stock of
millinery goods which are TO he dis
nlayed at Mrs. ARBuTHNoT's on
Friday and Saturday. ThestGck We
understand comprises almost every
thing in the millinery line and will
he grand sight to see, and such an
one as is not often seen in Council
Rufus. Those who would have pick
and choice among the thousands Of
new STYLES should be on hand early.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15


FUSSY,-The gas and fanf0rade
ofthe Radicals in their denunciation
of Democrats for advocating an
equalization of taxes, so that the
bondholder shall pay dollar for dol
lar with the plowholder on his prop
erty and money invested In bonds or
otherwise. The Radical sylabubs
assert that the farmer, mechanic and
laboring men Of the country pay no
taxes, and that if the Democratic
policy of equalizing the taxes pre-.
walls the elasses mentioned above
would be required to pay direct
tax on all his property.
Did you ever read the Radical
platform made ut Chicago when
Hyrum Ulysses was nominated, IL
not read the following fourth plank:
~. 1t is due to the Labor of the
nation that taxation should be equal
lied, and reduced as rapidly as the
national faith will permit.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
We call the attention of our Mer-
chants who are making purchases At
st. Louis, or other cities below that
point, to the advertisement of Jo-
seph McEntire, Forwarding and
Commission merchant, No. 3f2 Com
nercial street, st. Louis, Mo. We
have known Mr., McEntire over IF
teen years, and can truly say that as
a prompt and energetic business man
he has no superior In ST. Louis, and
persons entrusiing business 10 his
care may rely upon having itattend-
ed toN
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15


DESERrI0x-A SAD, SAD STORY.
1t is with feelings Of the deepest
sorrow that We feel ca,lel upon to
chronicle the desertio2, By prom
nent Tanner Of this city, of the dus-
Ks bride he had wooed, won andEed
a a political hclD~meet and sharer
OF his political bed and boarl. 1t Is
a sd, sad story Of wtifal deSprtion
without just cause or proNocation.
1t /. no sensation item that we now
propose to give our readers, to eX-
cite their sympathies and arJuse
their Indignation for the moment
only, and for political elect, hHt it
is the story of a wiIful dcsertion by
prominent Tanner of dusky
daughter Of the tribe Of Ham, whose
skin was Of a leather color and look
ed as though il had seen we'll tanned.
The story runs som thing after this
wise: 1t was a Sunday morning
the sky bright and cloudiess, fol-
lowing after a Saturday night of
Political reyelry in our sister city,
d ring wh ieh the culiud cuss from
Africa came In for a full share OF
adulation. A coach, with horses at
tlehnd, driver on the box and sever
al passengers inside one of whom
WAS the dusky daughter OF Ham re-
ferred to-the others, two Copper
heads aud one Tanner, waiting pa
tientiy the moment for starting. At
last the recreant Tanner, who we
shall designate ~ Chap, for short,
was seen approaching the vehicle in
evident trepidati0n lest Inc shot Id
be discovered, and casting fuTtive
glances in every direction to see that
he was not followed. A voice
from the inside of the coach reached
his hear: Come, Chap, come,
you old Tanner, here's seat for
you" Chap. cautiously approaches,
looks in, discovers a vacant seat
alongside of "husky wench with
draws his nose. shifts the fresh air,
and gives unmistakabie evidence OF
intention to bolt. Copperhead dis
covers intention of Tanner to desert,
and sings out "Come, Chap, none
Of your going back on your
principles. Here's a good seat,
climb in.p But Chap. couldn't see
it. Niger was good enough to talk
about. Niger was good enough to
vote Radical ticket to beat Copper.
heads. Niger was good enough
bait for gudgeons In political cam.
paign, according 10 Saint Beecher
but he'd be damned If Niger wa'
good enough for a prominent, lead
ing Tanner, like himself, 10 ride In
the coach with, and, deserving tn
dusky daughter OF the tribe OF Ham
to whom the Tanners are poiitieall.
welded, Chapman took an -outsld
aeat on top of the eoaeh-roda par
way home, and then slipped on tn
coach before he got into the city. 6
come, Tanner, how could you thu
desert your dusky bride. and prov
recreant to the principles You has
ayowed and after having ths
pledged yourself 10 her protecfiol
thus abandon her to the tender ma
cias Of the K. KS, In whose hat
fut company she vas foreed to riS
from enc town to the Others Go 3
Tecreant Tanner. ss
The body Of Howell Cobb 3
been taken 10 fsaaFxy5n The FaTT1Af,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15
is q supp eQ

IASK.-5ee card of Pacific Ma
tionaI Bank, in the BuGI.E to-day.
we called attention TO this Bank and
its officers . few days ago, and now
we desire again TO direct the atten-
ton Of our business men to the Pa
cifie National, they viii find Mr..
WEST, the Cashier, u gentleman
and prompt marf to do business
with.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

Hon. w. b. Jones, Radical
candidate for Presidential electori
in the Fourth Congressional district
of New FORK, has Withdrawn from
the ticket and taken the stump for
Seymour and Blair.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

Massrs. Steward and Shoemaker
viii address the people Of Rockford
,owuship ID L.oselandas MIL ut :
P. NJ, Oh
.samaay, October 9sth xsSs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

The HngB gipss ggssteva Woes ~
sase ssspsss hesw q aasDses y 80
! tf,ess u sAs cit
About seven miles OF the railroad
between Denver and Golden City
are now graded all that has been
preparea fos the worknsen b. the.
eaginsss, axseEf ! siaort distances i
the canon.
The Eadex says 7 Gen, Jack
Easement has returned from the
Eaass, having declined % accspt the
Presidency d the Cleveland, Column
bus and GAINESVILLE Railroad.
A 'srough and sumbien Is % take
place ON the Island Just above Green
River City, one week from next sum
day, between patsey Marley and
Jack Bresnlan, for $500 side.
The Helena, M. T., Herald, o. the
18th ult., contains report Of theex-
animation, before the tinted stasesss
Commissioner, OF Geo. II Pinney,
Of the Montana Pos. for killing s.
w. Beall, on the 18th ult. The tes>
tlnaony ELECTED by that examination
went 70 show that Col. Beali had
gone into the Office Of the. Posi-, and,
during a conversation with Pinney,
drawn cartridge loaded Deringera
cooked 1t and held 1t behind his lack,
asking Plnney to leave the room
with him. Pinney told him to 80
away, ut which, it b stated, BeAA
pointed the pistol towards Pinneys
who then drew a seif-coc..ing revol.
yer and fred twice. Pinney was
discharged.
The warehouse Of Flint, Peabody
u 10, San Francisco, was partially
destroyed by fire last night with
about thirty thousand sacks OF rice
stared In the building. most OF which
il supposed loss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

FROM pESSsYLYANfA.-- We
have just heard from Pennsylvania,
and the most gratifying news Is
that r. p. Snow has received his
mammoth stock of Groceries which
are now open and ready for sale Mt
his wholesale and retail store on the
corner of Broadway and Bancroft
streets. Come everybody, the goods
are for sale and little cheaper than
have been known in this city for
many years. octi4d
OVER THE RIvER.-RepOrt hat !
1t that the competition between the
Transfer Company's buses and
coaches, and the coaches and buses
of the opposition, has reached such
a stage that passengers are carried
over the river for len cents by one
company and gratis by the other. If
this be true, we shall expect soon to
hear OF them offering '*two bits a
head for passengers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

The body OF Howell Cobb has
been taken TO Georgia. The remains
were accompanied by the family Of
the deceased,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

- Thoss b0xes of b0ots and
shoes are Cor rhillips q Co, ID whose
rooms they win soon be opened and
- sale.
- u j. osNell win always Be
found at his place Of business, au-
ring business hours, where he keeps
y most excellent assortsneat u boots
and shoes Of al sorts and sizes. Drop
In and see ID. j., leave your measure
and have him make you q pair of
boots or shoes out of the stock he has
on hand.