Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-27
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"a, &Ag 18th cna&shas tha y g 8ss
aa aiaesslsia ~ "a nweta eRa -
| that the AEs0iA have e0ns N Til z&z II
tbs im eoed ekxhsss Un sAS 8sSM @
they ran SIX naan alx miles se sA8 N
thsrs hsang sighzsn haaiaaa I'm p SaEl
4 eompaay is beina DE9snise0 IA Eur6ks
fos tha paFpose Of paniahins theza.
pAxoRas ro TN PpSy KxsREas.
tSros sAs Asllssls, Ass ash :
w. W. F1nnsy, tie agent Il DE puay
kxpFnss, called ap0a as this naaRAihgs I'd
gave ssaae cad aema Fsspaekiag tha pawil-
Gus eondision Of tbs enSerpxsss. !. s.
BE bad Just reesiyed telsgEaphic dis
patches from Carson City wssldA state thas
sAs Ssasaoa aE slmpson easA aaas basmad
ga Monday last; thaE ia suse0saa Eelhsss
been the work Of tndians khak tke akatIau
keeper and all the animals IRE vet mies.
ing, and that recemtEy ths IndEans Mrsa
apeH twa men named ResamaA and Bee
lns0ns Mhos Eare aan3peting kxiasha
ts@ins seSaely Bon2dizk no6lasun. ADD
that KeSanan uscapeA al CO. ii kae lnssIas
feasfEt ahe wagon In sfmpsoAss Gsm0n,
&nd had arrived al Smishss Essk. XAs
dispatches farthR ineaEm Mr. Fiansy thaa
the Haaa who came with abe Last Exprass
FROM Reese River, waa forced by fear on
Indians 20 lay BY for 30 hcssxS af EnislI's
Station, skherwiss tbs Ekn would kase
axriEed throa6h To Cassoa ia lssa, thaa ak
days, and that though the ExpFess lsay4
ing here On the lSth had duly started ou
the psrileus j0arne5, there was dcaiR a
10 w0nia - tha saeeesding axPRsssmaa
With the Letters whieh lsft hsra yasasEaays
Upon TIE reaeption of this news, NJ.
Ffnnsy called upon Gen. Clarke 70 sseer-
tafn II ne goTefnlmens wnald mos ksiEnsaIs
aosme prnaaesion sU he saasAs4 m sh@ R0-
II ExpFsas il hsas an indivsdaml anEaR4
price Mr. Kinney explained "a Geaegsl
Clarke that he knew be he'd nd right 70
fook sor preseetion 0s the Exgra hy -
selfs haa Aaae nsmte waR No jaame aFar
zhich passed the unisAd ssaksa mail, aad
aaa Ter thai reason 4 Eaa, perhaps, ss.s
daky 6f tsae goyefnnh sns so kssp e deak.
Besides fhls, slse~s @aa@ On xse red,
iouEmNyAa@ Cali iansniase& e&Ha As ne rnszAEa.
ek Iaass 81 ox seEan hnRdsaa anigxMnaa.
wish their wagons ard skeeks Who wouIa
fail sfcains 20 cha cruelty and rApmcity al
akae s&vaRna, As fasa IS tsay aassE sEsEeessrse-
y jozxasy istn tha Aastils aaEzsiaoFy &haad
oA the4& "a 4sslg Las .ssassss h z...sa.ss
Tor this purpose, Mr. Finaey thoughtI
that rs well armed and weli naoansed nsals
besweea Sand SpFinks, sxisy
zailes hsyoaa 0Assez6, Gold spEsnm 8
miles fnrthar east, smithss cresk 2S milas
further, SIMPSONS 40 miles furthGr, and
at Dry creek, Is miles sttll fnftha9, aAe
roats might be kept safe. Thie woaIa
give kftRen Aen % each asakian, ama Il
Eheae wasa well mennsed and armed with
Minie rides, il Is thought they couId Sc
cure the stafions against any force .0f In
dians likely 10 sttase& them
San. ClarAe's reply no MIR. Finneyss ap-
plisati0n expressed great Eexxat thas s.
could do noshing; th&E the lmitsd nuws-
Der of nen under his eoEnnaand made IL
fog lam - ds&aEl rs soldiers
tas tAe peaposed aasg. EEe REGARDED 4
= great Importance o prptsa ke rOues,
and thsngsk & would b grsst nsisfer~
szsae 70 have khe express sasa8lseA, bat
Ia the aheaaAe as aaaas lss oosl tsa noahls-
az for tie pEeasEf undm shese csranH.-
stances Ne. Finnsy Is faarfuI that the az
press viii hase to b stopped. He leaves
gor che scene OF danger Ind win attemua
. carry It oa. s 81 Es5Ha