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A COCHRAN.
E N E A A N A E N
council
Birrrs,
omptly attend to the location am
V v salt* of Land Warrants for non-resi
dents. The payment of taxes and the pur
chase and sale of real estate gmerelly. Will
also eater lands for settlers and give tiro*- for
payment. vin33tf
DEXTER C. BLOOMER,
Attorney, Counselor and Land Agent,
council
BLurrs,
iowa.
^ARTICULAR attention given to the pur
chase and sala of land?, the investigate
of" land titles, location of laud warrants, pay
ment of taxes. and collection of debts, in west
ern Iowa and Nebraska Territory
JJf' Oliicc first door East of Pacific Hnn«e.
June 19, 1855* [v5nl4tf
A W BABBITT,
ATTORNEY
an 1 Couucellor at Law and
Solicitor in Chancery, S»*lt Lake City.
Utah, will attend to all business entrnsted to
him in Utah Territory. Ha will also atterxi it
business in th« Supreme Court of the liuited
States.
DR. W B. OGDON,^r~~~
SURGEONst.,a
Dentist. Drficf ou east aide of
Madison i**w doors above the tin shop.
Council Bluffs,Iowa. [vthtSly
PRICE* W. C. ASHES
PRICE fc JAMES.
AT. LA A, Council Bluffs
City, Iowa. v5e£4tf
L. M. KLINE,
TTORNEY aud Counsellor at Law, Coun
cil BlutFs, Iowa. v4n25tf
C. E. STONE,
^.tUntey and couns^ller at Law aad »oli
ciior in cbaaccry.
llTILL five prompt alien ue
a U all bMlMH
yl iittriHtd to Ilia care, in either the 8Ul or
1 Dial not, or iu ti»e State.
fl^MMvajf •k.stt)WCssmUBMU^
ROYAL D. AMY,
Mparlorwaxt,
ANUFACTURER of copper, tin & sheet
iron aud k-aler in cookiug, heating
aiid stoves, Mao
ison street, sign of the
•eutfer p«t,''Council liiutfs, iowa. v4nItf
JOSEPH L. SHARP,
ATTORNEY
c. roai).
VTTORNEYS
I
Wi
and Counsellor at Law, T!en-
wood, Milis county, loaa, will attend to
«li business in the 6th Judicial District entrus
t#d to hi ire, He will also attend tn LusliieMr
ia the Supreme Court of this state and of the
United Slates. viu_30tf.
J. SHERMAN,
TTORNEY and Couucellor v Law.Oma
ha City Nebraska Terrio»ry. [v4n3)ly
Land
G^MCtod
L. BOVIN.
FORD k BOWEN.
at Law
and Connseilors
Council Bluffs City, Iowa.
CTOrrific, second story, N. E. corner Broad
way and Madison Street. v4ii2?tf.
Land Agency at I'omrcil Bluffs!
fl^HE sulscnf'fr having opened an offic
at Coaucil Bin t», in Iowa, is prepared
locate la»d»« either in th« Kau«sville or bieux
City laud uistrict-s on warrants or cash. Hav
ing spent tiie la-st t»vo years exploriue am.
surveying lands in said «MstricU, he consider
himself
qualified to make tiie beat seieclion#
lli5 rates vary from 6 to ll dollars per quartei
Mcuon. A liberal deductiou froui these raU-t
for larger tracts.
KXFEBENCKS:
Geo S. Fisher, linkers, Ottawa, IU.
Win. H. W. Cuhhntan, *4
Dr. E. Lowe, Council Bluffs.
J. B. Stutsman,
B. R. Pegram,
(v5i.22tf J. H. WAGNER.
RICHARD M. YOUNG.
I^te Commissioner of the General
LAND OFFICE,
Hmgton
AVING op«ned an Agency Office in
With Mexio, hack pay, extra J*y, dtc.
Letters addressed to Richard M. Young.
Washington city,/o*'
paid,
will receive prompt
attention. RICHARD M. OL'NG.
Washington City, July 1, l?53.-14-tf.
MRS. C. ARMOR,
IIINCi to continue the business of her
ite husband, would respectfully inform
the citizen* of this city, auti ilie traveliiug com
munity that bhe (Will be prepared o furnish
them with lnard aud lodgings on the inohtrea
sonable terius at the City Hotel, on Middle
Broadway. Her table will b* furnished with
all the seasons afford.
CHARLOTTE aRMOR.
Council flloffs. Aug. Sth,
n
vW»3lf
'^4
a44—tf.
TELEGRAPHIC
I
\V]T(1 made arrangemonls with the St
Joseph sod Ht. Louia Evpress tiaas,
am ureoerod to receive and foward messages to
ail parts of the Uewn, aadohteiaqaick aaswars
Messages received rt
Wh* Wtato lo
[tad
have 150 bushels ef
8b beshcls ef jM
mm
tfe.
iowa,
1
Emigrants famished
Maps and surveyors
Particular attention gir»n
desirable and permanent
from the I-and Office Dapi
Umber, swamp A pr«irtelwd»
roads, bluffs, ^|rC 4*
are in showing U» our o«l
taking of
i for atio
i»\
residents, and in loaniaf oaual
rates of the country _'l
At our office will be found noapMte naps
thi
itake plMs-
We wiii, upon request* f£ai»
ters Office plau ah«wi«f '»uJ
my township, and seat upou re
ceivinir the land office babf W ceaU, which
:an W rt iuitU^l us by mail lo stamps.
Horace Everett, of th« above firtd, Attorney
it Lawr, wi give his particular aUaaUon to t«»«
investigation of tKles and tke «eu«r«i duties of
'.is professio n, which oai* be atteud*u to at his
We refer to Li»«ah» Clark, Dubuqaa
Jofca Powers
Si
Co., Mobile, AU Cleveland
Itros., ^ew Uriean» Lucaa 4 Snaouds, I»rby
,b Barked*!*-: St. Louis o-li».r .Metropolitan
Rank, Now York Jo^ph Whitnvf &. Co., Bos
ion Cailw) Hader, W'.dlis. Chilo*othe,
•)hie A C*. Erfe, Esq-,'Westftiiu*ter, Maryland,
V Hutf.1%1, Shanandoah Co., V.
Aug. 28.^55- __
Fairfield, i
Council Bluffs, 1
T&uiteti
NKNN, WILLIAMS ASP CO,
SMITH HOOTON,
I I AM
(j ,«
I
CoOFKR.
W11
Land A*ntj k Baakin- House.
Uhavingassociated
KNN, WillMO1"® A Co., of Fairfield, Iowa,
tbeiUHelves, a^partntrs,
M'-»ers. i. Smith Hooton.fc. WiiUam Uh|
er,under ttafc stylsaiui i.ame of
Heno Hiii»«»«i Hoot#® Co.,
Have opensl an oftco on Broadw^r, next door
to the Pacific House, immediately opposite the
Land office, and axe
bow
Particular
Iminess, tattl
prepared to do a gen
T-ral land and baakiag business,
Fro» our fcMpff acjuaintaaee WW—
uess and thorough kftowledpe of As
we hope to BMw arAare of tbe busiaaas Hat
oegu
nlioas briy|w«
preparing ouilshrss with fall *D^
the governmsal pUt*. si»d will
.,e in possession of the most re table i
*ith regard to the public lamls.
xnd proceeds promptly remitted »y sight draft*
on any of the eastern eities
Deposits received and interest allowed.
E N N, W1LLIAM S, HOOTO & CO.
July 10, 1#^
QEO. otusi. Jvu* WKAas,is. r. H.
VTOTKSand Bills «ullectedaud remitted to
aay part of the United Stale*.
Money received aa dejjosit, aud iateroat al
Extern or Southern Drafts furai*W hi soms
:o *.uit purchasers.
Land (jtfice funds paid for Currency ar Muis
of Exchanire.
Leans effected oa good seeurrty.
Taxes pud, ii'le# •xam'.ned,and Real Estate
bought ami aoid on Commission.
Lauds entered for settlers and tim« given fo
payment.
Office opposite Pacific Housf, lo west lower
room of Laud Office.
REFRENCB8.
F. S. Josup k Co., Baokers, Drftmqtie,
W. J. Barney Jk Co., Iowa.
Cook A Sargent, Bankers, Davenport, lowa«
Culberton «fc Reno, Bankers, h»wn Citj, Iowa.
People's lUnk, New York Citj.
tvetchum, Rogers
k
York City-
G. W. Jones,
u
Wash
City, will devote his attention to th»
|»rocuremeiit i Revolutionary, Invalid, and hali
pay Pensions, and Bounty Land Warrants and
the prot^ecution of claims generally befori
Congress, aud the Executive Departments of th«
Government. He will attend especially to ah
claims affecting the titles to land, contested
pre-emption caws, fcc., and to all claims foi
*4r«'«lost in the service during the late wai
j. r. cs» ADT,
Bennet, Bakers, New
Seldon, Wuliers & Co., Ws^hingtoh, f. C.
Hon. Cha«- Ma«on, Com, of Patents, Wash
ington, 1). C.
Hon. A. C. Dodge, S.U.S.,
n
Jos. WilliamS} Chief
Iowa.
Council Bluffs,.Iowa, Nev.
CA8AD1
k
1
Attorneys Co an sell
AND
E N E A A N
coumcil
ISAAC R« AUP, fftAwiclc.
ALDEN, HOWE &
quired^ zr:
of
inoaera im_
anos and the first premioia
T. Gilbert ,A Co«'$ make,
lian'patent). Second-han| pianos a
'as. Prices frsftn |w to $150.
frve diftreat isel
well known 9. D.
Extracts from Testimonials of Masic Profess
org and Editorials, coaceruing Horace WaUv's
Moderu Improved Pianos.
the aosal
rmation
Time and sight bilU bought and sold at cuf
ent rates. Collections made
iu
JJ
V^1
GreeBt, Vfare & Bentos,
Bsskers, Uesleri in Kickssge
Lmm* AgeatJs
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
Iowa.
WXLCH.
ttSO. HOWBf
WELCH.
OBNUIAL
OKALSaS III,
REAL JESTATB AND KCHAKGE.
FLOR3WQ£.lMKBRASKA
LA 1Mb
sold.
(Jollections
uromplness
any section
Lands bought and
reasouable terms,
.Ifpney remitted with
Maps illustrating
r^ famished at re
»f $3j al^o letter* explana-
ADVANTAGES'
thteeof traasmltted
''W*"dr
JsBbi
rarely achieved.—Henry
Your instruments are a seaeibht
ment upon American piauoa, aad an honor |u
the maaulacturer- There is ne doubt bft Utey
will be appreciated by tiie public, aad all
Chfckering & Son, Heracp
Utt,
JVuans
oseatiae,
A
NTS
ai-irrs, i
WILL
promptly attend to
Agencies
Locating
Collections, Investing Maaa*.
nid Selling Land Warrants, aad a| other buAi
uess jK-rtAinmg to their profeauion, in Western
Iowa snd Nebraska,
•T-
Council Bluff, Feb. 33. '55w/ d-40-tf.
toigtotwell befppaosed, th^t lns*
lection there troeld be soh« Wv|
wents But there is one which, w
fiuiah aFd,/**n^paWlb
if it ooes not axeel, any
have ever se«o.
Horace Waters
aad most thoi
upon iiiysfiil'flilllpi
|m ihefcUea of even
aW Aae ia teas.
®a^W WW I^^WIwf Sw^vv0Mpv9
pearl, while the lege ai« moetr*
ed, and the Whole Insfmneht
ofgreat exeeikaoe and
of
Nkw Yoitii, l«H.einber 12, 1HS4.
Horace Waters. Esq. 333 Broadway
Dear Sir—Having examined your Piano
Fortes from scieuulic and appropriate tests, 1
am enabled to form a t»atisfarlory juiigemsiit of
their merits, and it is with pleasure that 1 speak
of tia-m its among the n»st celebrated and im
proved make# ol the
For pov» *u", luiiliaucy and richness of tone,
elasticity of touch, and beauty of finish, they
will not suffer iu comparison with those of any
other niftia.facturer and those desirous of ob
taining a jt.'ally Puuio Forte—one tnat
will pfove au equivaleut for their meaus, will
hud bush a #Mia jourtaauUfiM ta«tna|euL.
lace
s
m-
3.a
Imanafactories,i's
ImW
U.
W
as
mel
[tuned th« equal temiiara«peatVihe ^ostwede
iu the United Stales. Prfea ftS, #60, $75.
$100, $115 $125, $136 and $15«. SmMI's
double bauk meiodeoa$SM» Vfldk Piauo and
Meiodeou guaranteed The best terms to the
trade, schools, ^c P*r discount
to clergymen and churches. All orders prompt
ly aueaded te. Music nst Is fi| pani af tha
couutry. poet-paid, at the reduoed rat«s. Oeu
era! and soiatt catalogues and schedule of pri
ces of Pianos fowaroed to any address frwe of
charge
THOS BAKER.
R. A Leader of Jollien's Baud and Musical
Directar k. Conductor at MMo*s Garden.
For power, brilliancy aad rich seas of tooe,
•lasticfty of Itmtk, fk^lSM atfd (hnM^itj af
maka, they ars ia advaaap of muf
tatfb
sva^saca
i horn
mirers oi true merit.—~i)ecar Comettant
For (ower of touo, depth of baas, abd bfiil
an^y Of trebie, ugeth. with accuracy of toucA
(hey are equal Mfauiy 1 as* actualuWxi with, and
1 cordially receiuiiiend th*m to those Wishing
lo purchase.—V. C. Taylor.
Our friends will find at Mr. Waters'
I take great pleasure in pronouncing them in
strument* of a superior qualUy, btfth of tons aad
touch—Augtus Cockel.
We consider them of especial attention, from
the resonaut and exceediug musical tones which
Mr. Waters has succeeeded iu attaining.—*!!.
Y- Mufical world aud Times.
1 he Horace Wsterspianossreof saperiortooe
S 1-
(ton
vssy beat assortment of music aud of piauhs
to be found in the Uaited States, and We urge
our southern and western friends to fire luma
call whenever they go to New York.—Graham's
Magazine.
the
N. Y. Chrietiau Inn.
and elegant finish.
^uiiiiiig at the 5tate Fair displayed greater
excellencs in any department than the puno
forte manufactured by Horace Waters, of this
city.—Churchman.
iforace Waters' Piano Fortes are of full, rich
ami even tone, and powerful.—N. Y. Jfuideai
Review,
Your uew square piauoe, sir, sre of such clear
ness and equality of toue throughout, that they
very successfully eempete with the v«luasiusiis
and expressive grand Piano —Vaaderweyde..
The editor of tlw Savannah Repubiieaa, Sa
vant, ah Ga., siK .iking of tiie piano fortes kept
by Messrs. J. vV, Morreil
Sl
Co., of tliat city,
says:
It will be seen that their stack csnprhti
instrements offcvery grade of excellence, from
'if
H. Worces
Rkven./ It
(pi avoi-
Clark, sad Baedn
be sotea eiy/lne idstru
beauty af
its thiei meNt lies in the powet, brllliancraiid
the ihsticliy 3f its
merit lies in the
richness of its toue, sn
touch.
e
efllteW
material, aad
ofrcetst
naid af sUedlsg
brllliancrwad
VI
Extracts from Editorials coaaernin| 0. Gil
npai
The £olfiD For
perfect musical instrument haman ingenuity has
constructed. Two instrocsehte are blended in
onaermng
bert sndComDanfy's PrsmiumJPelms Pianos
orte is ua^^MMix the most
f1
b)
one. The^Eolian is both stteshed snd detscb-
wi'th^uUt! o
msy elicit the melodious strains ef the JBaltea,
and IrttigH
piano. The Inetnuneat whtah. in
incited to the daaee or
gives for
which Maloda aad
Mr.lAan'
tite S'
hit
ftetiv* NS|
I jJf'v
't£d
V
We are very happy to *tat)d carrected on
this point. We teade the statemeat alluded to
above on the authority of a professor af music
in this city, without haviug observed in refer
ence to it owrselve*—a thing we very seldom
de. We have sinoe examined Prinos 4 Co.'s
Meiodeons, aad And "A Tuaer" right. Tho'
nearer the equai temperaturs than Carhart's, it
is still unequal. We do know, however, that
8. D- & H. W Smith's Melodeons. sold b* H.
Waters, No. 333 Broadway, are tuned iu tho
equal temperament—N. Y Musical Review.
Messrs S. I), i W Smith rank as the first
mufaclurerh of the meiodeua in this co uitry.
Their i iistrumeiiis are recommended by the best
J«»dgcs as superior iu every respect.—Boston
Couimonvealtil.
yy There is constantly iu stire at this eu
tsbiislinient, ten dirierent maleof Piaiios aiyi
flved itiereut makes of Melot eons.
2jr Each iustrument is guarrautesd to give
teiUre satisfactiou, or (he purchase money re
fduded
Persons at a distsnoe wishing to purchase
wiH, by fowarding thsirorders, hav« their wants
as well and as cheaj ly supplied as theogh per
'ly preeea(. (vSulOtf
MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
dteci Maruro
Atl
iurt^ Lf. ofi
•TV* degree
Wateou.
Colsouditko
netstssr
illiag of
ete or CertiAoatea, ia the Maryland Lotteries
Persons at a 4i«laapaiaMI|r confidently rely
upon having th«jr orders ibr Tickete promptly
filt^d, and the strictest confidence oljeerveti.
Theae Lotteries are drawn daily iu public In
the city of Baltimore, under the superintendence
of the State Lottery pouiuusaiouer. Htssvy
Ln^nds are given to the State a* security for the
payment of all prises. The prices of Whole
Tickets are from $1 to $20. Hal/
aad
of
No. 4 Cslvdrt St,, Baltimore, Maryland.
Sep. II,
'tt. v5-ly
H. ft* dLLHORlM
exnviSK
A A U K E I N I E N
dovareten remedy for rheunpatuu bruses.
iaa.sUmess of joints, burns, acaids, fresh
#oanls agae cake, piles, cake in th
rites of iaseets, or reptiles,
apps nippUe, salt rheum, neuralgia, oKth ache
bells, ling-worms, and cutaneous jijfcctious ot
41 kinds.
ith
tin*
,» *.
•W
••t,-'fe»",",'»t
jH*-**
WjMfafliHwW
•V:WM*. «Wr-
rpr. *FW
voices Itei dtf»
hmliii low—, tad
£t
parlor
jLoxraaiasJ
Baltimore, Jely 1st, l«65. 1
CMIemtm
af rmtkmm^Tici
te its mf
mi
Urlii WHsBrs^sd djiMl^F JC
4*, OnmmTJg*mi j~wF^W
tMBlqr, the nasi
atteatioq to
tkj
i 7
VgSfS
•**_ 1 Ifj-Ii mi- II -11 iii: I II
"It 1855.
IK.
GLEKWOO
l*WH
n
1
just rtcfived
most Vim)
to western It
Our
ican and
u wiU hri
Amoa^oor
la svetry where
tioa
•*.»
v
ae'i
Dt.
a VMMftber of
inrai, CM
With spacial refer
shea the fMUpMiuieut, and have not fouud
otalanad idi|w temperament. The temper
aOMat in Urn atelsdsoaa of Pnnee A Co.'sman
ihave esamiued, approaches near
eqpal than |htae of Carbart fc Need ham,
ktt Mia far from equal, as any one 'troubled
with a aim ear,' I feiafc wHl deaide, if they try
the chorda of aad Fsharp in •accession.—A
Taner, Poaltney, Vt,
100 cook
sixes.
100 kegs
Doors,
O O
I
Quarter
Tickets in proportion.
There are neverless than 23,000 Prises ia any
Lottery, which prises vary la amount from
to $100,000, according to the price of the TiekJ
st. For instance—
When tlte price of Tickete is $! the
highest prise is about $&»080
When the price of Tickets is $3 the
highest prise Is about «... $104)00
When the price of Tickets is $5 the
highest prise is about $20,000
When the price of Tickete Is $10 the
highest prise is about $40,000
When the price of Tickets $20 the
highest prise is about $70,000
with nsmerons Prises of $10,000, $5.IM0, $1
UUtl, $^U0, $100, Ac., Ate Persons can remit
us auy amount, from $1 upwards, that the)
wish toiuvest, on receipt
Also, it will eafe aphflm, big head
%tha»tder, sweeay, fistater splint, riugbons,
initt evil, stiff complaint^ bott* colic, fa«»y
distemper, yellow water, glaaders, $t,
mtm
a. a. oiLUfoss's
VEGETABLE ANTi• BLLLIOUS PILLS
Fm* the permanent curs and eradication oi
^fapepsis, eiysipelas, liver complaint ague
•He, hilsnatHMl, melancholy, headache, dis
•aseeof tke skm, such aahlotnhes and piinpio^
IMMdhM, uerveuaness. pain in the back, sid
aad breast, bilhous affections of all kinds, cos
IMeiites, impurities of the blood, and all those
dwariMH te ilhhliaalet are liable.
All orders sdrtreesnd to McKenny 4 Ranaer
^jtfSS^VimkW
a5v35-ly Agents for OevpaU Blntk.
200
$1
which we fowsru
its value in Tickets ia e Lottery designated
by the purchaser, or, if none be designated, iben
some Lottery that will be drawn afker the buyei
lias got the ticket in his possession Au Offi
cial Scheme of the Lottery will be sent with all
tickets ordered, carefully sealed in an ordinary
envelope, aud on the day the Lottery is drawu
the official drawing will be sent, together with
a written explanation of the result of the pur
ckase. The drawn numbers are also publisher
ill the daily papers of tho city of Baltimore, ami
ia the Daily National Intelligencer, Washing
ton, D. C. A circular containing all the
teheinee will be seat to any oee by addressing
the undersigned* Addrrss orders for tickets to
X. BRENAN,
AlV.
GOODS!
L« OO
of the
it
.^a!
il patterns,
safes, chairs, Tcmn^es,
far—•» *c
I haaticg stoves, all patterns and
lis, assorted.
sash, blinds, paints oil, Ac.
8 AND SHO&S,
We have sirtjr eases, all sorts and patterns.
And every thing «|M that may be found in store*
this side of S Lo«ls. Our heevy loss by fire
and th*» failure
-mmiy
TOOTLE &
the
Our stock
business houses
throughout the statsa, have shown to us tie ne
c4sity of doing a pay down business. There
fore, we have adopted the pay down business,
and by this means we hope to offer such induce
ments to those that wish to pay down for goods,
that they will suraly purchase.
By doing this kind of s business, we are not
subject to Toss, by bad debts and Others losses,
which eurely follows after crediting. We do
not pretend to say a Nebraska City and Omaha
City does, that onrs is
thk
pthce to
iat**f
«onry, but we do say we will give you more
^oods for your luoucy, Lk«(l any other house
west of St. Louis.
Call and examine—notronbleto show goods.
Remember the sign of the Cheap Cash Store,
Gkriwood, Iowa.
(£y We buy dry hide«, furs, peltries, corn,
wheat, oatd, bacon, pork, wax, tallow, feci-,
at highest prices. july 31, v^nllm.'l
ifl a cstl before you purchase, and if we
jowareeM vou cheap gootb,
neiiehb(»rs do so
OO Boxes CTiass
1
[and
I
OO Kegs ass't Nails, and every other article
fas building purposes, at the e'
in Gleuwood. TOOTLE
"4 Bedsteads, 10 Bureaus, 13 j^a, 35 tables,
10 lounges, and any quantity of other fur
niture ,cheap, at TOOTLE GREENE
Boxes assorted Teas, pat up exprwaaiy~ for
I our trade, (uotsuok) very cheap, at Gleu
wood, by TOOTLE It GREENE.
WANTED,
SOOO bushels Wheat, Oats, Corn) also hides.
Flour, Meal, Furs, Bacon, Ac.
„_1 TOOTLE &. GREKNB.
JOSEPH T. HIIfCHKAN,
wl
W-Pure
iUlnwood,,
1
your
ttc
URF.ENE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS.
E N W O O I O W A
We beg leave to call the attention
f00*1 p«opio of Mills, Pott,. IW
\A/wattainie, Montgomery and Casscoun
aes, Iowa also, Douglas aud Cass counties
Nebraska territory, to our large and late sup
ply of every kind of merchamiise usually kept
ui western iowa.
at
Groceries is large and comnlete
hastng beea haught ai shipped a little tower
t^ap osr ae%Mors. Our stock of Hardware
Wooden war
eSootea^i S6oea,
I
Hteap we will make our
Retuember the cheapest house in tow
TOOIXE
Sl
GREENE.
July 31. vf)n2itf
OO hue Doors,assorted sixes, iorsale at Glen
wood, by TOOTLE 4- GREENE
TOOO lights Pine Saah, all sixes, for sale low~
ej est prices by_ TOOTLE
Sl GREESE.
sacks G. A. Salt, at Glen wood, by
TVifVT I t* «. nat
LVI
TOOTLE & GREENE.
assorted at
TOOTLE & GREENS.
OOOO lbs assorted Iron, ree'd at low freight
cheap, by TOOTLE k. GRRENE.
a
s ehapeaah
*..0R£KNE
and cheap, by TOOTLE fc GREEN!
stare
s
m**
OLKMWOOD,
IOWA,
Would respectfully in
form thsciUtensof Mills
and adjoining counties that
he Is ia receipt of a gener
al assortment of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oil's, Dye-stuffs. Books, Sta
tionery. Alio, an assortment of Jewelry, per
fumery, antfother notions, together with a com
plete stock of tobacco and cigars.
:co and cigars.
-refer medical purposes only.
rSailtt
•Y MAIL.
tolaniiiih choicc
'flbwlb by mail,
Pi the Mtafia* terms.
rnfih
variety, $i^M)
2,00
5,00
4
(^Catalogue* fowarded to all applicants
who enotoae a pestage stamp.
H. A. TERRY A CO.
NSW A
7 0 0
SALO0.Y,
UNlRaiahiug touches to
appearance are stowed
The public are po
rooms where, should
the keen edge
by the oonsolatlou
On Broad way
cleanliness and
without stint or
litely invited toc^__
be he so lucky ae 0
ofchagria wHl ke
that it was doaesleeh, easy aisd without hurt
iatf the fcnlings.
O* Next door betow Pegnua'astass, Council
Biutffc, Iowa. vbuUtf
i i
GREAT
YJLpL ili inform ou/ fr|
VT btarntoot. but arc i
iMtinf eeld i tefe amei
aMte^paasaUBKita pay. wl
aw not
IIUm,
Ibr
iU.II i
1
ho— nJ have
•M of the largest aad
*MW goods, tver bro't
is, both of Amer
are as complete
life WMtern cwintry
^•s may be found
Burar,
4B
tn
llllUJII
T1S1MV.
LA1TD AGENCY!
'SpitB ndsrsigued etteas lot #pte a large
ber of business aud reside ace lots, situa*
ted iu aH aafta oi the aily
Also, a large quantity of valuable land, situ*
Sted in thik aao otftprUouuties in this district,'
well timbered aad watered.,
am also prepared to enter
HAVE a w lots in the upper portion
the city, thatare iH^autifulIy situsWd fo/cUv
city, thatare beautifully
resideuces, that 1 will sell st a low rate, and
give time on a part of thepurchase, to those who
will build upon, occupy, or improve the same.
Come quick, if you would secu:ea fimonn."
64'.OV
I amd
of*
on the sqoal torn* ana in quauwtiss to suit
purchasers.
Laud warraatacarefully located on the best
land to be obtained td the district, on favors
bis term#."
Land bought aad sold and money ^vested
with card awt al low ratus.
1 jbo|^.|WM^9inUneut of Notary Public from
fte OoyHiiwof this State, and also of Cooi
•iniflDir§i Deeds, IWai several uaatom ata|«
aad will prepare and^take acknowledgement
ofOeede aud pcher
Tims,
jgfcftyznce*,
a^aarcfn
WftT
Council Blulft, aug 7, 1855
•V'l.f
at all times,
v5 u22if
For Sale ht a Bargain!
Aqna/ter
section of fine bottom land, lyin^
within four miles of this city. Also, a
quarter section of hard wood timber, that hns
not beea culled or cut from, about 5 mii*** from
thwcity tdeo, a quarter sec. of land, lying di
rectly upou the road traveled north, aud about
5 miles from the city, together with several
ether entailer tracts of land, sud a number of
choice city lota, which can be purchased at bar
gains for cash down, if attended to immediately
J. E. JuliNaO^, AgnuL
Council Bluffs, may
22,1855.
J.
I
[v5nl0tf
City Lois For Sale!
A FEW choice Lots for sale in Johnson's
additon to Council Bluffs—a most high,
beautiful, eligible and sightly nitualiou in tiio
upper portion of the city, immediately adja
cent to the Public Garden of Terry Co.—
There is only 'Mi lots for sale and they will not
long remain unsold, so let those who wmh to
reside in the most beautiful aud romantic part
of the city,*ecure a lot al ouce.. Price reasOn
able, aud term* cash down. A map aud pittlt,
may be setu at the post office.
E- JOHNSON,
Agent.
Council Blutib, april 17, '55. n3 tf
UKD OX TItlE I
am prepared to enter I.am.
on
TIMI, in large
or email quantities, on as favorable terms as
chn be obtained elsewhere. OtHce near the
Pacific HomMvjf Ji, C'i^LpOMEIi.
Oct 30, *55. v5n34tf
THE
w
Land!
subec ribers otiVr their services to the
old soldiers and oiher», to make out the
necessary papers for procuring their LAND
WARRANTS* Haviug a special sgent-ia
Washiugton City, they are prepared to attend
te buaiuesa eutrusUai to them with dispatch and
reltebUits,.
CASADY &.TEST.V
General Land Agent
owa.an7lR.lf
WMtm A ummm
W.D JOliNSONjf.,}
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Sept. '25, '55. u'^Jtf.
100,0ft0 COPIES!!
on the W i&tern Wulitn
tiia over tpo hundred pages, illustrated in the
best style, and ueatly bound in a durable man
ner. it will be one of the most interesting
works ever published, aud will be a book that
will be interesting to ail classes of people.—
The Steamboat Director will couLaau a com
plete list aud description of all the Steamboats
afloat in the
wasUtu
Ilie Directory will be illustratetl in the bei
style, aud: printed iu the best wanuer. The
au thor has for si* years beeu gaiiitnu^ togelU
er all the facts aud items in r. gard to the nu
merous steamboat disasters on tiie western and
southern waters, aud uow intends puoiiht#g
them iu buok form. The price of the wui k. wi:i
be put at the low sum of One D.dljr. Tea
thousand copies will bw issued for the beattoeu
and ail others desirous oi auoscrtbiag,
end
Su*mbo*t Directory. '-'"i
The undersigned have now ia
tf the course ol preparation, a u.ew
j^|SteainloNt Directory, which will
hi October next UVe book will con-
aud southern wntTS.'—
The leugth, model 8}etrd, puwer and uniHttge
of each boat, where aud by whom built,.the
name of the boat, with the trade she is iu. Al
so, th» name of the captains aud officer.^, ht-r
age, Ac Ac., The Directory will couUis a
History of Steamboats aud Steamboatiog on
the western waters, sin the application of
steam also, a sketch of the tirst boat built for
the Ohio river, with the name of thu buiidec,
commaudor and owner.
The River Directory will contain klist ard
description of all the Steamboat Dinasttrs that
have occurred oil the we*teiu ami southcru wa
ters, beautifully illustrated, with a list of all
those who have pwrished by their burning, sink^
ing and exploding, on the Western *ui south*
ern waieis The Directory will uoMaiu .Vlaps
of the Ohio, Mississippi. Missouri, llliimis, Ar
kansas, Wliite, Red.Ouachiia. i oroo. aud otha
er rivers, w'tli the towus ami cities iiiid do^'U!
correct distances, aiso, many other river and
cormnereiat items of Interest to the people at
large- The book, will contain the cards otihe
various U- S. if ail boatr, with the trade they
are in, Ac The Directory wni ai.-»o contain a
cofspnte list of all responsible Steamboat Li
ceasod Officers, their places of reeud^uce, «bc.
the new Steamboat Law, its requirement?, with
comments, showing wherein it benefits the in
competent officer, and injures the Competent
officer, &.C.. Ac., and all tiie lmportaut (J. £.
Supreme Court Steamboat Decisions up to date!
the Rates and Commercial Privilege, bills' of
landiag, issportant decisions of the v ajriuun
S. Courts iu regard tyfrfi^his lostmui damaged,
4rc„&c.,with maiiv other tiun^" of interest.
vul iHttm
to doso otouce, as none will be printed unless
ordered iu advance. The work it dfsigned to
have a ci re u is lieu of eighty thoaeaud copies, as
the publisher* are rcctivtug iargujiuuu.0er» of
subeedbera,per uiail, from all parts'o^ th« coun
ty, dally. Serae nf tbf eldest "bewtmeiiy as
well
aaiaaH seisiiuiic mvu ef tiie tiuteei, arc ^A
ftntha bteamWt l^rectory.
i^Aoty wiflUiteiB tn 4l
:toher,'and
m
V«
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