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£. JOHNSON, VVV»EDtT6ft
Ten»s W»0O Pgr Veif, if la Advance-
D. W. OARPK TKK, P1UNTEH
COUNCIL BLUFF8, IOWA. 1
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGftSf $8, 18$5.
A velplng c*r «0 *©oner prowl..,
Than every knavish puppv hoxvU
3?»hnr dues the hired champion of Nebras
ka City know about the ignorance of Post
Masters in Wosteru Tow a, and about the mnn
age&ont of our city"o95ce iupnrticuLir We
defy him or any other jierson to show an of
fice in tbe state bettor managedortnore care
fully n.ni! strictly attended tl^nn ourj. Won
cler if we have been a^ unfortunate in our
«d*turi«l career as to hurt the sore toes of
nci^hoor Jim of the News. If so^ wonder ii
ho could'nt make a more ''pslpnple hit'* in
retaliation, than to pick up a sralc and un
genwoas jealous-excited suspicion of a neigh
bor, ^nd ass it off f0" an original and cute
i lea of his own? Wonder if he did'ut have
hearty laugh upon tin reperusal of the fun-
uy t&mgs ne said about us and Eilisda'e
Wonder if his laugh dona him got d? if not,
the charge of 'hat brought forth those
kright id^as were a totnJ Sons to the sporting
owner. Wonder if Jiai is still of the opinijli
that he can make the world believe that T.
U. Cuming is decidedly the greatest muntif
Poor Jim, sorry we hurt you so— lid'nt
mean to do it. Can't heljt it imw. ''Alas!
po^r Yorrick
Wonder fill.
We soe ii announced in the Weston papers
th tt One Dr. Vails ia giving Jeciures in that
city, a^ai "at^ Mormoni..014'
This wonderful •iDoc tOlr', ouce redded
lierc married, quarreled with his wife,
removed to tah, jo:ne the Morton?, and
lot and I.vHchiug.
Th# murderer, Dj iiaar, recenllv commit
ted at est Dend, Wisconsin, was taken from
'h# Sheriff, whilst being conveyed to jail*
kiwwked senseless byas'.one, beoten inhu
nianl. and then dragged half a mile bv a
op. far«D«I to his ftct. He «a. (h.n
a
.lead by the mob. Although the Sbeiiff had
a largo military eseort, there seemed to huve
LceD uo roaUtance on their pai"t on account
ct tbe trwaoiidc/us outride excitement.
Rei^dy Made lYoa*ca.
By ^reference to r.cw adverusoment, ujn
aaother eoiumn, it will be seen that Me«&rs.
Wade i Co., of St. Louis, are prepared to
furnish materials already for hou»es com
plete, which can be ehipj ed 'o air port and
««rcd ir.d computed by few d»r« work
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Who is Jim Morton!
Thli question farces iuwlf upon our atten
tion unsought, &od might Lara gone unan
swered and uncared, for wore it possible for
au mcxldlcsorae a quadruped to miud hiaown
busafss—though perchance be has none cf
bis otv^i—and ia forced by an over-inclina
tion to industry to seek out the business
o.here. Wirh the true g#fct:
liMty cr iii sp«
cles~T
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theage, and that our citizens nm a!! knaves hy tho hoaVy rains, Roirt began to fall co
end rogues., aud that tho mjon is made 0! piously about tbe commencement of harvest
green cheese Woi.dcrifhe is not already and «-ntinue I to such in extent that even
tonv.noed tnat men of aer^e con-idot him an the wheat in shock, became cne verdant
inferior sp*c:m-n of tha long eared gentry* mass of growing whatt. Over three fourths
with u giving weekly additit nal jroof» the entire crop has been in this
•\Tm (ler If his failure to become the destroyed, aud that too, a« far south as we
ing GciTer^^f'jii" pel, is the fHwasion of Im 'havo ^eafd from, This will be a heavy ca
r.nliring boftility to his Excellency Won-1 «^on tho region thus sutferin^ as there
der if the'qeod people of fieilevue have real-• wheat enough to supply the
ij?d their fo?d hopes and espactivMoatfitf f&e
career and the w^dcr-workings of J. Sterl
ing Morton, the expelled stud.nt and much
admir. Doestickt No. 2? Wonder if be
will winter in Nebraska City, or whether be
iorc tnowa Hies he will fi the third "best
Ideation in tho world/' that terriiory or
s ima othv?r Womler if ^ife-andy Cocktail,
Esq.'' very seriously disturbs his slumbers at
n ght Wonce how many Mormons he has
already swauowei and if he will take us down
next. Wonder if Jim has sold thc?eimpor
ted slaves yet, and if he woc't sucaecd in in
troducing slavery into NebraskaV Wonder
if ng won't make Nebraska a slave state?
lo
vroto back to friends here, eulogising the ancf dust, pour into a boiler ope third full
poop»e and country to the skies. Suppise
0
'hey have kicked him out and he Comes back* from five t* ten, •ji-wtevt*#, pauf water,
to make money, and finding some of the rhna3 k«* mJmdL
Wcatomans easily g«lle.l, is in for a raise., When laid b^, the water shoa'd over the
He could not get six .teners in this county.1fruit and treated otherwise as pioklos.
Wn-too well known, Oo it, Doc,» V7hen require 1 for use they «.y be taken
bat i.l your pockcUn and Nnd some fundi for from the liqtrd, stowed aud sweetfenod to
^our yO} support. (taste."' When so prepare.1, tbe fruU ulm s!
resemblos dried cherries and i« a most ex
cellent and delicate dish—Eo.
InterAii
4
of lw fork,
fttoutB i4|fo
UWi
Agent, js
"k» ft"**
bags," which upou that subject, will doubt
l*w ha I ha jaat iatsmiliag tut sseiliag
booh eye* .published It is to be got up by
subscription, at $l,2,)c per copy, to bo paid
w^nm tFotfrercd.~ JFyiflrVouM g6Ca copy",
m|1 af Oi*r office and give in jour name.
Pu us and uttAFKs Th ore
hQ*
i plums and grapes in the bottoms and adja
jceut vales ami eopsewood, of tixe finest qual
jity, ,a©diu l^undless .profuakyij they iH*y
be ivAaliif along tlth httat& 6*,beai-ly'nll the
8(re%ia.-j. and in fact jgjmfistanywhere thuZ
the Wash. The tegfou
ift ttey
M. L. Jones,
For Drainage Com., C. Lamb,
,l
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1:abiiity
J. i). M. Crockw^ll,
For Ciunty Surveyor, Oeo. Chamberlin,
S. F, Watt,
For School Fund Com., P. Wixon,
T. E. Clark,
Mi ch Itii'ROvrn.—We uotio« that our eo
temj or.iry, Mr. J. E. Johnson, of the Conn
oil Bluff* Bugl i, has made .juite nn improve
meut in the appuarancq of his paj er. It ia
succesaiul.—Maquoketa Seutinc',
Thanks, neighbor flwigart, hope W« ahall
ever be deserving #0 courteous nad kindly an
expression Tho Seutiucl has lun^ ranked a
mong onr most valuable and desirable ex
changes, and for ceainecs of execution and
Wheat in Missouri.
Altho* the wheat crop in Northern Mis
souri was this year an abundant on-, it was
almost tota.lly destroyed in the harvest field
country with flour.
We sea it stated that tho
ter, oi)e wa 6
of h""', and lefT
h„ndred adj o(
lhw
and judging l)y than pr.ces w« should think ifcfaction.
at rates ranch less than tbey conld possiblr i
bigot up here iu any shape or of any mate- 4*0© TASTI.—Although, t£e phijosophers
»wial- We iaarn that a number of orders
from r«r city have already ^oen sent.~
Builditig materials and laborjare both so
tearee and high here, we wauld reeonarneHj
a trial of these rea '.y nude hobies. We
djubt whether they wiii cos.- eeur half the
aspen e-of getting up i house cit of ntatari
als we luvt here.
fall
Wi»y
Painfui Accidenl-
A young man nam id Benj. Thomj^son, sou
of J. D. N. Tlnmpwn, of Glen vooJ,g»^
accidentally shot whilst on service as a vol
uuteer, at Fontenolle, Nebraska, but whether,
the wound is considered mortal, we have not
learned. His parents hastened to his relief
on Sunday lapt.
l*lam.
Tue great a^unJan :o of tai» delidious wild
fruit, naturally enough elicits an enquiry aa
I
what wa) they may ba most economical
ly, and naturally preserve I for futuro tiso.
La.*t year we tojk sotio painj to try pre
serving thim in various wvys, which rebult
cd most satisfactorily, in the most easy*,
cheap, ani simple proeo^, which we will
give for the benefit of the readers of the 1"
*le*
eJport dr.
Ch
jx
worn theXe
ffj fop§wng uotidfof otj^Kflil
tt'Vwy encottragiUff:
Messrs. Fari:n» & Durn.t,
Creek If
noted fur plums, and tha pud lionet
river bottoms for grapes. N
-XJboy are now lijie, and Oh,botf Tuscfoqs?
Woodbury Couuty Election.
For County Judge, J. K. Cook,?., €0
R. II. C. Noil,
For Prosecuting Attorney, M. F. Moore, 7S
W. H. Jaiaes,15
For Treas.
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Reo., 8. H. Cas^day,
For Sheriff, F. Chapel,
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in its editorial paragraphs, is scarce
oXucl ed by anv of it3 C0tempornries.
always feel a pleasure to recieve so marked
a com[ limont from such a source*.
now printed on new, clear and beautiful tvpe, duties, and at once bocJi/»e-« the favorite of
and in the editorial de{artrnent ranks as one Queen, aud th/a imira' ion of Europe, be*
of tho fir.-t papers in the State. We wish it cau.se he is a true and not a faij* t\ pe ol our
institutions. He iaaumired moat
totally
99M*
atate.pf
thinza have alto occurred in some portions
of Michigan,
i *J
To Pr*«irv« Plw—Take any quantity cf
good,perfect plums, wefT^oleane 1 from skemi
hot water, let them stan I over the fire
A Florul Wonder.
Thero is i.ow in the garden of Terry & Co
in this city, a plant of the bright poariei-T«
bena, 15 f&t in circumference and iu diam
fcet. It has now nearh one
mO't beautiful Howeis.-*
The plant was brought in a small fiowe pit
from the Eaftla&t spiing. It is still grow
ing rHpidly. So much for our soil and re
fcV cultivation.
Messrs. I^eonard & Everott havo a
large supply of Lind Warrants uith which
they propose to eater lands for our citizens,
on timef upon the most reasonable terms
We ca# rccommerd them as gentleman of
responsibility and fairnesf, and are assured
to
1
ih0ir bujiarn, transutiou wiU gi,« aitr
define taste, w« fancy we
offer
gestion. Call it "tha salt of social life," and
you are near it It keeps everything sweet
and pleasant to tbesensenattd the oatud, and
is the only thing which wHldoao. Tt confers
dignity and appruftriatflaftii on everything
from a palace to a grove from a poeca tf a
IIV1OT. (iivaauiana good ta*te, and .U
does more for him ia the world thru titbcf
z i o o I- a n
a aug-
^OfigfTrtrnctorer '^ftrcrnrift trttt, ft ts belletet!,
~1"" be in. oper»ti"oa* Jjecembo/ nait. Con
tntcts ti*Yn been urie for thirty
a tirst-ctasa
l(M«»VMO|tive«. oC vkhioh twti'e are being built
l^jyEdfeta- Areese A Kneelamlof Jerttey City.!
^amines are already on Uia road. Thtt
costnettyrs hnte spent about a mill ion and
a hwW tff dollars pn the work. It pMgc*
thtough one of tha most fertile md b.e^t set
tl^il parts of'IotfA, and prgmiaes to bi fi ral
uabla r^ad, not only to the stockholders,"but
as a feeder to tho Chicago & Rock ItUnd
iiua4»
Ottf Minister to iipuio.
farty prid^ and party pTej^di^ft ahould
uevei ruw itohigh aa deny a |Kltcioa.1 om
didate th«ae cjuaitiies of statesmanship,
mental or morai power, and coaimendable
v*rtt*ee which jostioe and truth demand for
him, and especially ah uld not the oitj||l^
of a state continue to traduce anil underrate
one ol thoir awn citizens when ly %o doiu^
th^y can effect no good and tho only ol^ect
sougUt u tu injure a man who has b«ou a,
bU^eiBifui pclUical op} onenu When lion.1
A. C.Dodge was appointed U. S. Minister
to Spain the partizun presses throughout the
oountry ridiculed his homwpun manners, hij
simphcity in dre&a, his ui-OctentaUtJus de
meanor, and predicted that he *'ould become
the laughing Hiock of ari.itoeratlc auobs thro'
out Europe, whenever ho presented himself
to the Court of Spi^in hs our accredited Eik
voy. But, aits for tin) ui.insp.red prophets,
he haa been received, has entered upon his
cau.se he is
-ticcesi, ar.d with our old friend D. W. Car- democratic
penter at the mechanical helm, we can uhoor- because he asautnea nothing bcyood the *im
r'atly s%y that it cun not_bo osherwiao thun Ple authority of ifinister of a }l*inrepublic
an people, *h' ard proamued to eschew tha
tr.tpi in^s and paraj liernaiia of ryaiiy, and
We
its cotempomrics
huve more regard for that which wdi .secuw
the "life, liberty, and happiness"
0f
greatest number of citizens, than tkey have
for building up a privileged clasa ^f aristo
crats, who have no other claim to superiority
th \n that of being born of "gei-tle blood."
Of Mr Dodge's politic principle we have
nothing to say. We do ool think that those
not of uur belief are so fro.n bad or selfisi
moti\es but we are rejoiced th:it so young
a State as Iowa, is represented 111 the courts
of Europe by a man who w ill not be dazzled
by names of parade, but will g) straight
forward to theaccomplishmcnt ot his mission
without fear or favor.—Davenport Courier.
the Election iti Iowa.
Below vrc'give tbe result of the ciection on
the 6th iust., in the different counties in this
State, as lar as we have received, what we
biiiiiuve to be jeliable rejKJts, at prudent.
We will annouuee the full result as soon as
we can oi't iin it iu a reliable fono.J
In Dubuque Co., the whole democratic
ticket was cfeotnd.
In Scott Co., the democrats cloetod fhr«e
out of the Ine Cuunty officers.
In lk,Qi^e Co,# the whoiu democratic tick
et eloctcd.
In Dallas Co., the whole democratic tick*
et elected.
In I'olk Co., the whole democratic ticket
elected.
In Muscatine Co., four on fusion or mon
grel ticket and one democrat.
In Louisa Co., what they call there the
w£ig ticket is elected.
In Codar Co., tho fu»ion ticket is elected.
In Lee Go the democratic ticket elected.
In DesmOioes Co the fusion ticket is
elected.
In Jo.Terson Co.j the democratic ticket i
elected.
Potuwattamie Cq»,gone domoTa?ic.
Muibatlne Enquirer.
GovKRKoa of Crau.—It is stated that
Col. Stcptoo did not resign, as was stated,
the Governorship of Utah Terrtory. lie
his informed the administration at Washing
ton that he will act as Governor, provided
that when his tertu is out, or he in displaced
he shall be reinstated in the army. He is
now awaiting the reply of the president, at
Carson Valiey. On receiving th£ reply, if
favorable, Col Steptoe will unmeiiateiy re
turn to Salt Lake und continue, the adminis
iraaiun of the government.
national JL:uhiJ.vi).
BY A KNOW NOTIiUtU ^.\KKER.
",{f)h the country^ going to ruin, JSIr,
Boohoo 1 lioohoo
,And it's al) the North's doin'. Sir,
Boofioo! Boohoo!-
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Them Tribunes and them Leagues, ^r^
Tly:m^peky JSeptard whigs,
Have joined the Southern nigs, Sir—
Boohoo .' 4}uuhoo!
'The Umo^ is a.goiu', Sir,
,,Boohoo! ftaohoo!
The enemy's growing Sir,
Boohoo! Booh op!
The Constitution, too Sir,
From Maine to Tuscaloosa^
la not woith an old shue, bir,
Boohoo! Boohoo!
Poor ?5*m UO salt will «ave, Sir,
ISoohoo! Boohoo!
He*s one in. ||xe grave, Sir
Boohoo! Boohop!
t) wipe my weaping pye, Sir,
Ere I lay me down to die, S»r,
Fosit really makes me cry, Sir,
Boohoo! Boohoo!
!7^%Pr.T before yesterday a well dressed
ttian if led at John Du iePs, at the Hattlo
"Ornuud, and securing the loan of a shovel,!
went/Vjlff towards Davis' Perry. In about
two hours he returned, bearing a bag con
taining $1,2X) in Mexican dollars. He gave
a o e a n a i o n o o n u e e u
he had "'dug up" the money nea»- an old log
house that stands above the railroad bridge,
north of the ferry.
A Bad Nioht.—"Veil last Friday ni|lit
vash de vorst never rash. 1 tought to go
down c!e hill to m:ne honse, but no sooner
did I valk den de faster 1stand Bbti!!, forde
tarkness vaas Bp tick dat I could not stir it
mt my loots and de rain^ under and bjix
uBk—in more d«n tree nunutea, miae akia
vaa vet troo mine a-othes. Bui alUir vtua late
tie vile it
i e
Oop quttA'a* to raia, mitihiii rrr —---ttv* i""
so I keep feeing vaelf all de vay lanr-- S?1 2!*
v"frontfnVlMiiii Gnt^ ft^h ^ApJoREW f. WILLIAMS.
\at yon tinlr, MiOjGot! it beiong- wem-* Et^utw of the estaw of A. K Wnlnmv rfec'rf
I0'1-'
Plains.
ST. LOCM, AU,
of the Republi
t. Lartyni4,
that reffionJi^a
-q
utractors for'
Hl'eMaefft
Bluff!, are pushing on tU« ym^ **h CTMt
vi^or. Irun sufficient to complete the Road:
fmm nnvrnportto IrmraCSiV* aforrit €0 miles,|
has ai«»dy bee# fnl- f1^^!
ing»»f that pArtiAft** vtmk* inudh if #hJofc
U beyond luwa t'ity, n» nearly ready lor the
ty of infantry had arriv
i'a drufcoons 'were not fifty miles West
wlf» H«M With
all welh iio Sioux were seen on the
Ittte* Cholera was prevailing wiih great
(StfttT atTt. RHey. Maior Og}en|waa
,4be vie|ifMfc Several ^oiapanies of
aAd large nurwber of MechaiiJcs were
A number had abandoned (he Fort
rtti5 mu:—
JFhere has been au ubuudaiue
the aval tar«*l
A Hit
1 ED,
BVUH X^V. M. F...$UiJMi»v{,thU the
Hfd IUIT., Mr. H. A. TA^TANOTO* to
yUmv Wa*n#aj hrtth of Shelby Coilnty.
Ac««wppnymg the abovo notice we received
far from being bad to tafct*.
Jiiy that cCMole propel %t,lyri^fn]aK|)ark
qalelty and happily tf*er the lough wea ctf life,
id may no Turt-ishness ^lve occasion for he*
uds to IVor/j'tr of Impending mischief.
Thanks
Emigrants furnished with Topographicil
li.nb.-r, fcwarnp it prairie laud, course of atreauis,
roads, blufTs, ^c.. which we will take plea*
ure iu showing to our customers.
We will, ujiou quest, obtain at th« Regis
ters Ofhcc, plats showing the vacant land iu
suv township, and sfut tuein by ma I, upon re
*"cofvlng the land otHce f«e of 5U cents, which
can be remitted us by mail in aiainp*.
Horace Everett, of the above firm. Attorney
at Law, wi.l give his particular attention to t'te
inveatigalion of titles aud the gcuerai duties of
hi profession, which Can be attended to at his
office.
We rrf.-r to Lincoln Clark, Dubuqu? -St.
Join Powers &. Co., Mobile, Ala Cleav'tlaud
Bros., New Orleans Lucas & Simoud.-', Darby
ABacksdale St. I^ui^ Caahier MctropoUtau
Bank. New York Joseph Whitney A. Co., Bos
ton Cadw5llaiier, Jf'ailis, Esq, Gliilacothe,
Ohio A. C. Ege, Esq Westminster, Maryland
Geo, Hulf, Km]., Shaiiandoty City, Va.
Auf. '55.
rl'NHE
aortment of idauks, and lieing always ou hand
and ready for huniness, lie trus'.s he may re
ceive a reasonable share of patronage.
fyofiiee under the "Bugle" otfie«s next door
to Post office. 8t EGGLESON.
Aug. 28. '55. n25tf
Carriage & Wagon Shop
THE subiciiber haa just estab.
»lislud himself iu the above busi-
a^elt^ate plump rk loaf of pastry, which was a»iftii«s4»uf joiutd, burns, acalda, frenh
cuts, woundd ague oak*. jiies, cake in the
f,
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SPECIAL NOTICES."
l.oat.—A line heavy Oold Peiicil aud Pen.
with a dof'i- h%ad mluatare
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fur
Ui*tttl.
tho/lop. Thib
yra» th« Editor's last, and a rmu valued pres
ent from a
lua gratuu^a by re­
turning It. "«i if,
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1"»-
The Maii«»
The Eastern nsnilwill nrriveah^ depart dally
Sundays excepted. Mall will be made up and
ilosed at 7'n, p. m.
J. K. JOHNSON, P. M.
llenn, Williams ACo.'s
New and accurate Towuship Mapa of Iowa,
juetree'd and for««le at the post ©tice. 1 ltf.
m:h Ai)vtaTi?»h)i i,t is.
a at El LEONARD. HOUACK KVKBK'T.
LKt)?fART)
A
WKRETf,
LAND AGENTrf A N BANKERS,
BLL'rKS. low 4.
r,,nC00.VC1L
.IMVJ
the
0 LEtl
10'NS
aud 01
Depoiits r^eefeed and Interest alio wed.
Exc.miij^e bott^ht and sold
Lund Warrants located for non-residents,
md.
So'd to settler# on time.
Highest price paid for Land Warrants.
Letters for information promptly answered
,,
KeuU collected, properly leased, taxes paid, I ment is universally acknowh-d"etl to be con
snd all business ducted with great ability, and to^e distin^uUh*
Counected with real esUte carefully attended ad, not ouly for the excellence ai.j truthfulness
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Maps of surveys. exploded.
Particular attention giwa tO the making of
1
desirable and permanent investments fur nun- j[Manufactures, Agriculturists, and' people of
residents, and in loaning money at the usu every profession ia life,-will fjnj the Scientific
ratew of the country. American to be of ^reat v.ilue iu their resoec
from the Land Offi e Departineni, shovviug tho will aavs them hundre.U of djilara auuually
V.
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NOTARY Pril.MC.
andersigned is prepared to sxecute any entries for settlers and others at moderate rates.
A and all Ugal instruments ou snort notice.] JOHtNoOA, .CASSADY A TES1'.
iielng supplied wit-h a full und extensive as-
I
U»sa at the shop on Madison street,
sr tha bridge, where he will In) 011 baud t«
-attend to aU kinds of business iu that line with
neatness, punctuality and dis(aich. New
work made to order, or old work retired. A
long e»|erieuce ia tho above busutesH will ena
ble him to give satisfaction to those who may
favo? him with their patronage. References—
th* job* he completes.
v5ul25ti
EDWARDS.
To k*iM8 A Nebraska Enigraats!
PORTABLE & RfADY MADE HOUSES
lUiE undersigned propriet -is
of iho St. Louis Plainl.ig
Mill, having the mo6t compb te
establishment in th
in the west, I
manufacturing lumber into ail varinui forms
used by builders, are now prepared ta furnUii
Fkaui Ilousta compleU', at very short notice,
and ahull hereafter ktnp on hand, roatiy for ship
ment, au assortment of the descriptions we
make of one, two and four rooms, at prices of
$115—$225—and $4')0.
We have determined by strict attention and
honorablu dealing to sccare a trade, which,
from our ccutral poaitiou iu the MMaiclpF'
Valley, properly belongs to us.
YVe have, attached to our Mill, a largs lum
ber yard, w ers we keep every description of i44 doa
dressed and rough lumber, prepared lor imme
diate use. in our mill we manufacture doors,
rw*k«s and blinds, and frames of all siae* and
de*ciiplions. seasaud by steam, and tjio work
man* hip of which is uu*-urpas*ed. Persons de
sirous of purchasing will please give us a call
WILLIAM WADE A CO
•1. Sk Louis, Mu*ouri.
ETOffica no. 44, Oliver street, opposite Mon
roe House. .. aug'iSv5n 2S*|y
EXECPTOR NOTICE.
"^^OTIC'E is hereby given thai the undersign
1 ed haa this day been appointed exectrtor o
the estate of Amherst K. vVilliama, daeem«:d,
late of Pottawattamie county, Iowa. All per
sons, having claims against said estate are re
quested to ptrsent the same properly ant'teuti
eafed, anif all persons knowing thefnaelves In
deb
ted to said estate are requested to make in
m*dtate paymei^t te n»e, and all persons harfng
property belonging to said estate^ in their pes
aesaloa, arw notified to d«Bv*dthe stsme Ui me,
'ftftfce adimnlstcatlon beratelWa hs^f *n ealb
By Uwis tfurteriild audTMari)ii!I T*T
Mtv?*Kl\
ou
}ht
4 o u n i u low-., a^.
ti,
/^bfiCiKlNiDHB.
TjatNEV AT Maur.t.lJcol
aid ^aaMAf^t, #)uMcilyfluffs
»wa, will practice FH all tha courts
tXnuiii.fcd, dt'vriM ui4(l otb
correc
ii.fc^r dfcdw
o!f ram )n
uhd
other
wiiliuga
.peraoijs are cautioned not to purchaae
rorn A. .w^r, »""Brewa"eT kVo eer
tificato of stuck No» 3D9, (iruaha City, aa the
i same waa fruuduleirtiy t^huiaed, and if »old
will ii,
2
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tr.Mciyt
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w
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For the prrwauenlj cure and eradication of
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sakes of thu skin, such aa b!?tches aud pimples
jauudlee, nervousness, pufu iu tSe back, side
and breast, billions affwtions of sj. kinds, cos
tivenoss, iinpuntlf"! ol the U.,otl. anrt 4W thoe«
atTec [ujiih to wLii li lt-iii.ilc« ore li ibi
All order? addrenjed is Aiidvetmy & Runner,
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21, '55. n24tf
rt*-r
P. JF.MMNCS,
WHOI^SALFJ & HE
COMMISSION
.lnd
Dealer in COUMTIJ Produre, We^t SIJE of
kalaA|^^i50 0^0
N
'55 [.,^5tf
an bbls plautation do oO kegs soda,
50 pkgs golden »yrup. 10 bbls aalaeratus,
i 5X) sks prime rio coffetriOJO reams wrnDsr oaor.
nkii.i-/.
1
600 sks G. A. salt,
200 kegs ass't iiails,
20 bbls, hlfs, kegs ol: 50 doz buckets,
mackerel,
whole aad hlf caus 35 Iba,' clove^
104 doz sardiuea, hliiiOO Iba gr'd ginger,
and qr bxs, 25 mats cassia,
lObxsa st iilefruitiij 50 has matches,
25 bb s pepper sauce.j too bags assorted siiat,
10 bxs Irsti fruitsaaa't.) 10 k»g* bar lead.,
25 bxs tomato oataup,(500,UtiO (i-D.ttipa
50 bxs mustard, 50 hxs
N£K
of
western
Iowa ami Nt-braska Laudi »ti^ct«d ami loca
*'4
11 1
*j* m, MHd, mi,,
•^""OHSA irSALhr OF LOTS
au1
*ore nipple.", salt Hieum, neuralgia, tooth ache' Adjoining the town mu on the North, them
boils, rTng-worinfl, anrl rutaueoiM aifectious of "Krov0Cf aboat Ei^ht (acres of
all kind*. AU, it will cttio ^praiuK, big head IlAHD WOOD 1 I AJ I
big shoahlcrJ,fl?eeayj, fistula, spoilt, rin^ boritU Oak, Wuluut and Jtim, auiiabla for all kiu.irj
poil evil, stiff complaint, botts Colic, %c«
attemper, yellow water, glanders, 4c,
0!
and
w"
the 14 large cash prizes, offered by the publish- ?,'uUh*, lub,,(Ia«. lowi Johu IL
its, see Scientific American. Ksq. KiTria, Ohio U. Chapman, t2ftqa. £IvrV
ia, Ohio.
i
Fulton Street, New York,
__ 'State of Iowa, a petition of Krownlue
THE RIVER IS FP FREIGHTS DOWN——CROCK- co., claiming of ou fourteen hundred and forty
EIK ABUNDANT AND CIIEAfL dollars, a^ money due on a Biil of Evchange,
drawn by B. Leonard on John Taylor, esq..and'
'payment by him refused—said bill having heeu
Main Street, nppoziit Edgar Huase. 6econd
gf, Mo.j
1
1(H) bblt pow'd,erusl.\J 100 kgs choice Tea* thereon. Notice returned not found,
and clarified do, !100 bxs tobacco, vari* V.SAD* SL IILST. ATT'V.
Council Biulf, aug. 4, 1^55.
100 bbls Belcher' Sug i oua brands,
ar-house 25 bxA suik tobacco. i vatf/**&*
lSt bM
doz nest tubs.
10 dos 'ar buokets,
25 doi wa^h boads.
SS'ukgs wlrfte shad.i
Ikf tish A roe h*»r,
50 baa s«»ap, —i~.13 tins aUurasy.
400 bxs candles^ coils ^manilla
25 bb a rice,1 jnfe-njpe,
50 h£S{ hlf, qrs tajsips 50 dos bad
W bu s crackers, fi50 bxs wi dow giasa
10 bb|« Pilot btead, 50 dox tumblers,
50 dot yeast powders.) 10 Uxs qt aud pt dska.
10 bbls alaionda, 200 lbsS. indigo,
10 bbis pecans A Eag 2 bids madder,
w&iuuts,
20 bales oottn bati'ng,
0 do cotton yarn,
30 bxs stan h,
caus oytiert*
snd
5 bbls coppe##^
5 kegs allunl»i,
5 sl s pepper*
5 ska pii«tu40!» V-«
25 Ibsnutoiegjafc--.j
E
D. ohe^sa,
100 bxsoss'ted candie«, 2.) bxs leman nytupu
iOdO ft safety funs, 40 abls A kegs tar,
0000 gallons atoue ware.
Cash paid for Couatry Product), such as
hasnp, baoou and lard. Ail kiada taken in ex
of! «huuge i Groceries at Cash Prices. (v5u24iy
OTICE is hereby giveu iliat the under
signed haa takeu out letters of admims
tration upou the Eatate q| filler Stoker, deeeaa
ad aaaakk parsana knawing themselves^iy
dehted to aald eeuue are requested to ai^ke
mediate payment to tha aadcrsigaed audi all
per*o«a having claims agaiuat Slid estate, Wfll
present them an of before the lat liaucUy in
Jauwary aaat»,at tha o$oa ot the/^uaty JuJge
afltouawaHaseie CaM»ty,.lawa, r*1*
i ec vastshefs, when aad where
ifn
I wRl etteijmv-
i NEBRASKA T£RRKTi)B^.
fltfHMUfit i»aa
aiid will be aoWio caid tow a,
dr,i»u with i ue.romin^»0«g at 1 o'«k«k.
and dispatch. il»'« Vr*t D. y of October next, aad ooutiuutngj)
8-T Odka with the County Midge au nr^.j. from day to day wntM aU are aol«i. T«ra»«^
way. v5n25tf half oatfc, aad the Laiauce ia f«ur
NOT*$F7imr-Xl
Rrrcr atx wiilea Qaawit Jiyfls
Hi one
01
aud tke moat
(sole proprietors and auanufaeturors,) Keokuk, '.obst-uc .ioua, with Hock Bound Shores,
I o w a w i i i e e o a o i o n S o
y i
lIcMAUON 4 WILLIAMS.
n5v23-iy Agent* tor Council iiluda
1o
build a
1
Enfin««triav
Miiiuork, and all interests which the light ofi.lb?
Reports of U. S. Patent* granted are also pub V®*
liahed every week, including ollicial copies of
information upon thousands of oiher i-ubiects
I ho Contributors to tho Scientific American
are among the most eminent scientific and prac
tical roeu of the times Tlw Editorial Depan-
ae®ct«
rubt
miles north ofKk»rence.aud it ia the opiniou of
those Wit acquainted with the article, that th«r«
are large deposits of it in that vicinity. With
all those advantages, (aad and an easy grade
up Mill Creek, oueofthe streams lunniug ihr.i'
I the town) there i* scarcely auoubt but
jihis will
be
Railroad,
to
Vi'B't
tind
afforjing them a continual source of 'at'j« P" pared to entprt.ua ihein comfortaU
knowledge, ihe ex
p»Tience of which is beyond
(2^"Ohicag0 Daily Times please publish the
.above advertisement uutil 20th Sept. and send
bul to this office. v5:lt$#7i
-H-p
LKG*L NOTICE.
(STATE OF IOWA.
Pottawattamie County,
To Leouard, Alinon,W. Babbitt and A-
Smith.
Sirs: You are hereby notified that there is
pow on fiLe in the office of the clerk of the Du
trict Court of the county of Pottawattamie and
E TAIL tilK) CER, endorsed by A. W. Bibhitt, A. J. Smith and
MERCHANT, James C. Mitchell. And that uuleas you appeftt
and answer thereto, on or before the moruiug
erm ot
attaruie countv,
a,ulwer
1
w'1'
,^lf» or aatosney. and Uke oicasoras to n»aie yeu thereun. Not^e rakorassi,
immediate payment. J-****, Caaaat fcTa«, Auy'a^V^
MAU(?vAIlET STOKER* T,» Oaaneii IMutfi, low*. «ag 4th A *|&j4
atJ4wl» Ai.,MOr.yf,.
be
b'ds,rSTAT^ OF 10W A,
25 bis smokdhsrrtus.
10 bx* codfish,
pottawattiinis County.
To William Clancy,—$ij
«ci*t|
i
A.
iaoaha#
'approved aeeurity.
O E N E
Is situated on tbe Wwt btrnk erf the MUsow*
mim
Cqir^i
inunediaUijr.opj^oait# Pi^«-oc Valley—mn
surveyed route' of the
Hui road.
$'Missouri
The site U ouc of th^ mo«t eligibhf
tin N^brabka, iK^l^loeated'ea'a beautiful brtu U
some'60 fai atotfe high Wttur mark*, with w
gently raibtng hill iu t-he bttck-|(round, tl.
.vuole leagt^ W tbe pl«i, are two tin#
'atreaius ruuuing ihrewtfh the towu, aifordilug
Vxcelieut
Water ttioUey**, oa vim of
liter* are now in progress of erecii^a tFJmmuik*
MUi
and a
Spit MM.
buiUiug pmrposaa. 'J'beaa is hbewjsea gre^
amount of Jargegrowth of LkCtamc—d with»
iu from one to three u iko and uj the immtt
diute v»oiiiity thare ar« aoverai «Xi»M«iit
quarrie»t twoof which are now being
worked. Ttmre i» also an attuadaftM'MTCrraTei
SaMtl. Mftrl nnd Clav suiiahic
whk.i*
wknh
vwiii
he
compldiir-ui
op6^1'011 by the 15th of iJt.xt mootA
Lxm•-
htr
her purposes.
Briiq*
vahteff brick
Brtck Makmj
is uow be­
ing carried ou et^a«i«ely. On Use Sout aiut
West, ad joining tiie town «»t there is four
hwa*lrea lucres of
PruitU Qrik( and Feacsd,
ol
it uader fultivaiion. Tht^
at this polut, if oidy 7^0 h^t wide,pr
Hfcetly ear of auags, sand bars, or any ether
aud
w
i 0 K O O
All the way across at a depth, (tnao ordinary
stage oS the river) of from two to ten foet—in,
low water, the rock is bare /toasiderablp dis
ines fi-om the shores, rentierinjj it but a small
afi'air
at thispouit, (for whicl*
a very liberal Charter was granted hy the Leg
islature of Nebraska, hist winter) ompnrfd to
tiial of b.iagin? tho ^t,^ Lawreao*-, atMoutreai,
Hie Missiasij.pi, at liork Island, and tnany ot^-r
Cndgt's which have betu erected iu Aorlh A
inerica.
Flare nee
nuie,, rroin lh3
ijiHer
place.
There are
all^the Patent Claims, togutber with news and ^be wnole length of the towu site, ana
as a Eexry Crossing, it is certainly one of the
beat on the river. STONB COAL, of a supe
rior quality ha^ lately boeu oise.overed a few
ira rjuuoriui L»eiart-
is sftpatcti neHrly due Es»|
(a little South) of the CHEAT BfcNOof th»
Platte Itioer,
and of Elk
ilorn
City, at the grenl
crossing of the Eik Horn hiver distant thirtv
forcle«" pl*c-,
and eighteen froui.
o°°d permanent
011 1,otil
MiSS 0Uri river
SUam Bout Land-
chores, the best, perhaps, oa tLc
that on the Nebraska side ex-
That
toe crossing of the Grrat
Pontic
should it cross North of the Piatu-
River. Anew and comnaodious Hotel latefv
erected by the Proprietors of the town'slte, is
now open and reariy to receive guests. Thow'
hi
'he place befo"re purch^'ine
^r-F- C. Chapman, and lib estiinabfe
and make their.stay at h^w.ce fassotf pleas-'
antly. JAMKT .VlTCuEIJ^.
a.. 1 xr
n?fcCre,ar'
P'oreyce Land Cof
Florence, N. T., August 15th, i85j.
Reference*. George Pegram, Ksu St
Louis, Mo.: Roberts. K,-tr -&.Co.,do. RoWit
lonuei|. Esq., St. Joseph, Mo. B, M- Uu^he»
do F. Granger Adams, Bauker. Chicago, IH
Allen Toinliu, Esq (ialcna, 111. Cook dt SUr
Beat, Bankers, Davenport, Iowa Cook, Sar
gent A Downey, Bankers, Iowa City, f0
Hon. James Graut, Daveuoort I
Iowa: Plait
axon.
thereto, on or before the nn
da) of the next October
the CiHirt of PottawaLtaruie
S now receiving his fall and whiter stock, I beld|at Counvii BuilL, tu *aid county
(^n^fating of the following *rticf«M- 'wMiA commencing cm the first Monday in October, A.
he offers for the lowest prices for cash default will be entered against yoe,
1( 0 lihds N. O. Sugar, 10 gross blacking
gendered agaiust ob
n2tw4
by notified that there is hoW*ou in «Ae of
i i e
fice of the Clerk of tiis District Court in Pot
tawattamie Cuuntv, Iowa, a petition of E. Sr
P. Cat her wood, claitbiug of yc\i four hundred
dollars and forty-six cents, as money due oa a
prouiisory note, and claiming of you fhe fore
closure of a certaia taortgega executed by you
on (lie 26th October, 1851, to secu» tl
ment of the sum of-three hundred and!
[•two dollars and nlffety one fiertta, wfUr Infct
j"«st being the amotint of said promlsOty dote.
And that, tiulese jou appear and answer
thereto on or before die morning of the SecenH
of the Octobor Term Tor tJie year I©5 of
'the Distaict Court of Pottawattamie County.
Iowa to be held at Council Btaffit, in said
County commencing on the first Monday iu
October. 1855 Default will be entered agkfnsi
you, and Judgment ill he rendered a^aiosi
ytm thereon. Ifotfce i^turufd, not/vond.
loictsos, CasAuv A Tsaia/&tu-V fib pit ff.
Cysocii fluffs, Iowa, August 4dl A.
u2lwt
l,E»tLlliOTlU(.
STATE OE IOWA, i .mtmha
Potuawattaiuia County $ ht. 3aa»*i
To William Olaucy,—Sir Ton iara hereby
notified that tliere is aow oa file ia the office
of the Clerk of the District Curt in Pottawst
timie County, Iowa, a Petition of KirefcerA
Beunett, claimiog of you fbur hundred aad
seven wen deMars and thirteen eaans, aa mouev
d«e on a omisory aate, aad aUiasioff of yea
the fo eciocure of a certain Mnrtasga eaecated
hy you oa the ttth i
an wary, to saear^
the payment of the aaas of fo*f ^aadrad and
thirteen doliare, the amount ol aaid prom fOrv
aota, aaid note heiag due ou tha tat iuas 185&.
and that NitMk yoiS af^i s^aai iiifcrar there
t»,aa or hefam ah# moraiag of tha jftfjl
day of the October Teats, for lim feai,
the Daatrict Goart oi f^Mtawsltmats
Iowa, to ha ba^ at Ceaadi BIMEh sJSihlCT*
County. eatiMsaaotng antfct'i»wls»wWiy
October 1855 default will beUrtsriMl*!^11
na. ssd judsnml eilt ha ns4iad/MHI'