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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
VOLUME LVH.-NUMBER 81.

3d. Resolved, That we ever hold to the
separate. and independent sovereignty OF the
States of the Union; with the free and unrc-
Str;ctcd right To determine each for itself, what
fnru cf government, federative, or otherwise,
is best for the safety, and happiness OF its pco.
pie; Z doctrine, resting on the lmmutable pru.
cipe, that all legitimate government, has its
sanction only in the consent Of the governed
Eth. Resolved, That any attelnp. TO force
the people of one Of the States to continue
form Of Government, which in the exercise Of
their high sovereignty, they shall declare in
Compatible with their safety, would be such an
act OF tyranny and usurpation, as should unite
in the cause of people thus oppressed, the
support to any extremity, of every State Of the
Union, worthy itself Of civil liberty.
9th. Resolved, As the sense of this meeting,
that interest, honor and position, commit the
fortunes of Virginia forever, 10 the destinics Of
the Southern States. And that, amidst the
peris now surrounding them, their peace and
safety endangered by enemies from without,
and the union in actual process Of dissolution
because thereof the State Of Virginia should
promptly assume her due share, in the trials
and responsibilities OF the occasion; and with
purpose fixed, and imnovable, to have set
tied now, once and forever, the dangerous qucs-
tons which have eliminated in the present cr!-
ss-by new and adequate securities in the con-
federation, or by independence out Of it.
Resolved further, That in our judgment the
refusal and failure Of the New England States,
to keep the obligations imposed By the Federal
compact, would long since have justified any
Southern or slsveholdins State, in pronouncing
the compact broken, and tho Union made by it
dissolved
And Resolved, further, That truth justice
and honor require that We should declare that
the State of South Carolina, in withdrawing
from the Union, has, after long forbearauce, set
her sister States nm example Of prudent fore
cast and brave wisdom, which commands our
hearty approval and most exalted admiration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
LETTER FROM EX-GOVERNOR WISE
DASvlLLE, Va, Dec. sth, 1860.

DASvlLLE, VA, Dec. Sth, 1850.
Hon, Henry 4. WISE:
Dear Sir "A, our last Court meeting of
the citizens Of Pittsylvania county, irrespective
Of party was held to consider the present
critical condition OF the country.
Nothing definite was done beyond the adop-
ton of resolutions to meet monthly. In
common with large portion Of the people Of
this county, We feel n desire to ascertain, if not
Inconsistent with Your wishes the policy you
would recommend
We have all seen and read your Princess
Anne resolutions, and also your Norfolk
speech. Since that time, however, new pro.
positions have cmanated from distinguished
sources, which, YOU have doubtless seen.
Relieving that the people OF the entire State,
as well rs of the South. in this crisis, would be
,,leased TO hear an expression Of your views
We have taken the liberty Of addressing you
this letter. for the purpose Of getting such en-
preston.
Hoping that you will reply hY publication
in leading paper in the State
We are, respectfully,
Your friends and fellow ctizers,
r. d. WADE,
JOHN +. COBBS,
GEO. c. CABELL,
}. NJ. HARPER.
PEiTON c. kEESEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
r,.Eny. E-Ise.s Letter.


u, :.v, 10 space at pre>ent for an extended
:r,. he ly;;rr which occupies the mast
.- ,o,.:aas to-day. That portion OF the
..,.. ;;,:,:, will probably most interest our
...:,-. :; this TING, is the part when recon-
-..,> 4 s,s;5c course of resis'ance-'he nrs'
...or. ~ he.;cys in this direction, wn'cA
',.,.'. i,..r maze b.. any Of tic more promi-
.,., >. ,g: po.i.ics leaders in the State
rs mi, hs briefly stated
:. III. ,:a:.sdia.v call Of a State C'nSen'
=, ., IN. Ge:.ersl Assembly,
y The p.omp, resumption. by the Ienven-
~ ri ali powers hitherto delegated to the Fed
-, government. the resumption Of which may
). n.,e.s,,. 10 tho present security Of the
;..., and i, eutire freedom OF State sction--
,..;,;fy he possession OF all forts, arsenals.
:,
T.. TIA: i,arias assumed this position OF
,r,s: 3cwe,s, the State shall rot declare her
:. ut # tic Union; bnt suspend all reln'
~: vii. c.;eniing States, until they accede
=, ...-,. ,.:.,..aluin as our Convention may sub
r.;
Gs: Hi>e iocs n"t enter at present upon
80. ..,..,oa Is to the nature Of the proposed
..,'.:.,..::a: no doabt properly considering
.;,,... discussion would be premature, at this
80. %, indeed. Il, any time previous to an
,..s. i-,:!2,; md c,Fsctual resistance on the
AZ q. ~. State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
-:lc .liclLinan LcninInfiIre,

49, "'.i J2". The Michigan Legislature
a. t.'''iS:a: yesterday, and organized by
s.. ,:'''Ga Of Dexter Musscy, of MacombS,
-. s.,,.T he retiring Governor delivered his
..,. --' 'it& a. ge 10 both houses. State affairs
H.:.....'*4 H.ss'*4 t" be in prosperous condition.
;, Us :; S'Fon: ground against the light ofscces
VII, .'Fse> The President Of the United States
,,,. representing the principles of the Re.
..s:'i party, and attributes the present sec
= - s'te'nent to misrepresentation by the
s,i -. 80" Democratic press, as to the intentions
J.. t; ;"s OF their party.
s,,. 'yS'''n to the personal liberty laws of this
i rr.a .: says if they are unconstitutional and
,..,'I4 ,..4 c! With the fugitive slave law they
.ot - -, ~ 'e'ealed, but says these laws are right
>.rc. ,ssfS 'te sentiments Of the people; are IN
,,,i. a':":dance with the Constitution, end
~ T'; 80 +" b: repealed. Let them stand.-
VIII :, 20 lime for ,uid and vacillating counsel,
'' '''e cry Of treason is ringing in our ears.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
Inaugural OF the Governor OF 1Iassachu-

',:'0S, Jan. Gov Andrew, i'll his inaugu
=. :, s'y' That liz people Of Massachusetts, re-
sY'D4 70 lie words Of Jackson, "The Union
.-., b" PRESCRIBED The right to reclaim
..S :. - 'r!'n !nbor mnst be subordinate to
=: =: H...'~;:>.'!c right of every freeman to
:::.''! Hr sG";,il, the question 10 the Wis
IN" OF :a> legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
-<1
tl,arleston sympathy.

saA@::.i:',S, JAZZ. 5--The president Of the
80, - ~ TO-DAY received a despatch from the
-, u q ''s" Orleans, saying that New Orleans
.'":-'i.i@sS w!;!. Charleston in the pcTils TO
,,.' -" Is "%posed, ard will not fail TO sup
''' ''e' Sn@a occasion requires her action.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
JSpDy.riu TOR Secession.

."l:G'S Ola huntired counties in Georgia
-: yrt., Hear; lrora. aud an overwhelming 3
;aa ~! ot s:ra;gi; cat seccssionists have been
:eg:s:; 70 tie Convention. 4 few ''co-opera-
;'s',:s nave b"@'! chosen but tot one Sub
..>:..r::."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
>s,.:os MAso: i SrgAIcgr.our SEcEssIo.

St>'!Va MAS0% i SrRA!GBT-OCT SECESSloS-
.r-$$.as;9r M!son, III a letter 70 n gentleman
N Winchester. Va, writes, under date Of Sa-
:2;isy .as,:
IA ':''s condition OF things, Virginia can be
,:!i';.' nrG;7a? 81 passive. The first act Of the
.';i>.a'@re ah"a; 70 meet trust, will be TO
-. t3'Eei,:on; and the first act Of the Con-
: ':''': :. io :cSc;ne all The sovereign power Of
lie s.Nle ty secession
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
Public Meeting In Frederick County.

Atu public Meeting OF the citizens Of Frederick
county, Va. held At thc Court House in Winchester,
Friday, December IA, 1850, pursuant 10 call TO
consult together md adopt such measures rs, in their
Judgment vii! best promote the peace OF the coua-
try and uIuntai, the rights Of the South John 5.
Magi!l WAS called 10 the Chair, and Jas. t.. Baker
appointed Secretary
Philip Williams offered preamble and resViu-
lions for the adoption OF the meeting.
Robt y. Conrad offered 80 address aud resolutions
us substitute for those offered by Mr.. Williams
j. Chap Eicly offered resolution, which WAS re-
jcc,ed. -.
Angus W Mcdonald moved 10 amend the substi-
offered by Mr.. Conrad by adding certain rcsoI',
lions thereto: and the vote being taken upon Sid
motion 10 amend, the same was rejected.
The vote was then tuken upon the substitute oi,cr-
ell by Sir. Conrad for the preamble and resolutions
Of Mr Williams; upon which the said substitute was
adopted.
On motion, 4, was ordered that the proceedings,
with the address and resolutions, bc published.
j. 5. MAGu.l., President.
y RI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
"SFfison for fort NYashinoton.

--a%AS9s!i, Jan ), p. M-Thc mail
r.. s'.s f"l!adef'i1ia passed this port this eve
:.- "''i Considerably number of marines Oh
,."'.'. -. Il ;S s'pposed, have been ordered
a'i.'' F"rl Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
FROM Fort LeaYenyXorth.

.-@:NE>"1:Tn. X T., Jan. ALI the avail
'o's i'fce Al For; Leavcnwor,h has been order
- 'y ''e". Scot! 10 hold themselves in readl-
.':,> % proceed 10 Fort McHenry, at moments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
| am, with the highest respect,
Yours, faithfully,

To Messrs. R. D. Wade. John T. Cobbs, Geo.
Z. Cabell, J. NJ. Harper, Pcyton Z. kcesce
and others of Plttsylvana, and others Of
Madison, Greene and Albcnarlc, Va; and
others Of North Carolina, who have written
to NE Oh the subject Of this letter, now ad'
dressed, especially, to the people OF Firgi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
ylr ssArnartss Letter.

Ng...a. but the heavy and constant pressure
i rys> .;e;pS has prevented US, during the
~. ;yo months, from Inserting iii our columns
r. .d;ara;3'e essay Of the Hon. Daniel D.
3naar5. .: New YcTSH, which appears in our
$50: ie Jay.
.acra ;cr. indeed. iT this letter, so:ne evil
misconceptions concerning Southern poll
=. -: as i thorough and nasterly exposure
9, * ...:ure and tendency Of Black Herubii.
....a:, The essay IS !ncomparably superior 10
IL l.. ....:cat wnica has yet been laid before
:. cr.';r. We earnestly recommend lis peru.
- ,ygy.r; Southern man.
~ s3,o AXE occasion to add, that it affords
q, >.,.ce:> i,easure 10 offer an humble tribute
a Ii, :::. capacity, integrity and patriotism
Q: ;!:y s::oT - whom, during shor, period
.: ;;a;5;!.;e c:cial intercourse, We long since
= .-;!s i1tco;=i for much kindness, and fur
s,..a, - i,%;e learned 10 entertain waTia SEN
,:-"a,> %: PERSONAL esteem ard admiration.
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4 Mistake.


: V2-s,s:t,' lMass.) Daily Times has
i: ..,:r:
T.. :2,.:.::,nni Enquirer is about to discon.
:. .al, ssue, by way OF retrcnchmcnt.
2:,. &c present monetary difficulties,
>. publish only the serni-weekly and
= :sspers after the first Of January.
IT, .neS' has confounded the Richmond
"...r.:s, .ci:h the Enquirer. The "Ex-
-; 49, discontinued its daily issue, but
,:.r, """qGG!!yr.' The present monetary
have affected our advertising bus
:-,, So, considerably, but the political ex-
+: >a....l -. liz. lines has increased our sub
i,;i:,:'oa receipts sery largely, so that between
- monetary difficulties anil the political
ne Enquirer about ''holds It's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
The Richmond Hl.l;n Enquirer IID zf..,x
-s..>asr nA,ns' WlSu X ALLEGRE.
::

t,:,ars per snudm and ut the
?,r.s. '''E. ', s,- a shorter period than ono
=: ~, :o,-' 10y. sv- dollars per annuu, and
:ss -" t $HNss raysele IN advance, Fos The
ys " 21, "a * copies for slO to be paid ,n
w6.>,'s: + '7l " !>'trsd, or they will be at the
SCI ,; ,.,rr;e, .,-... In the Daily. SeInl-"eeSly
y, .alu;;s " ''.' Anvxh,isiNG SusHr Is publish
f:s::s ss:ss';Ses s' s : s:s:. :s:1'y syr 'Ss 5s
e. Ai'c,''>s",s NAV he rrnli,ted per mall In
81" s' ~, h., :,s;e., Vrtg!stered AT the risk OF
=. :a:: .sd Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
s @ $; st s,;ssc;5ss%sl,,i sccSnpssl with the ad
o. -.,ercaces to Insure execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08

ahInH nI AAIlnfR fRnfQ

WEST CHESTER Pa, Jan. "a meeting has
been called here TO cfCer a regiment Of Tolun:
teers to the President, for the maintenance OF
the Constitution and the enforcement Of the
laws.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
!Iij.(I'nono Enqulrcr,
.,,y uonNING, JANUARY 5, 1851:

~ TYLER, WISE Ii ALLEGRE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

- We rcEics FROM hills posted azoasd
town, thas l Recruiting Oikcsr i ID tow,
soliciting solazssers for aBob. ssswars'a
Missouri Ragimsas, ? a which 3. n Craig
ferpssiy ettAis aiNs y Lieut.. Colonel :
9hQs Shs - ~ sskss id this Regi-
menE can do % 81 calling on the Recruit
ing oiRess al the Pacific House,
Hcn Mosass isssd b al. con. N.
B. BAxER, dated Dot. Sd, 1851, We are
Of the opiai0h that L II hot aIsogat6es
sfwisasm'' to enlist in Regiments forming
~ other States. Hare i tbs order refer
fsato. YSu oah draw your e~n deduc-
tions therefrom; -
Lnforsasslon has beea, rsee4yaa ~ ibis
oiios, that parsoas claiming toaba seCFuat-
ing officers from other States, are, ut vs.
rious points In this State, endeavoring 10
enliss eisizens of this State, forymilitary
sexssca in sasher Esasass YAame persons
are holding out inducements of higher pay
and higher bounties than those provided
by Law, and other inducements as 10 cloth
ing, arms, Be-, slIof which are false snd
unfeanaed. BY means of these prekenees
citizens Of our State are induced to abau-
don the service of their own State, thus
sissriviBg sAsnseaves Ref lhs support of
she State, shd tbs StaAs ofshsIs services.
The Citizens of Iowa, ssbieet 10 military
duty, are warned not to eniiat under any.
such persona, and all such persons, are
hereby strictly forbidden 10 continue such
eniistnents, 1t their peril.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

gRvThe aRssnt si ssasasRs that y gsFhs ea IN
this SiciRisy IN 81 ne army
Transportation and supplies, Is 5ssisiTeIy sSfaI.
me 5sirr fay avery Aargs LOT OF aosE shipped
from shls point 10 western ylrzanas FOR the ssns.
u was, % shs saaauaa III saxsssH Ausdra barrels,
- We are infssasd, sondenansa aDd sent essok, II
iswonla ret be lanprad*as, wsnigst Inquire why
saa asur vas ass iaspeesed sass ana who paid the
esss Ut trsasseFsAsios ge#
ons - ems nasvassals kmsssasasd u this nour
ssaas s<aisa. rs. pc asars sne " se iopaest sd
vsSssss ID sAs MsfgAaaxs AxsAaassfssa Committee
Il ~ gs&asA MAO szs assas lssszs SO
Il - atAsss sgsaEsss sasa CoamsT-
cal. aslA. AE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

npsln qrrlss. csgss.l, !. se;sgrs

n AUaLK oFEscxs Cepxcxx ns-gFTs,l
wHRAY-sprans, sosas sss y bssA ~
OoRk--PEinna ear I6cts o busA,
OATs--ka dsaAad ii ssaas ca y buah.
POTATu8s--PE sa@zs css D bash.
HAH 1anntAs %; sxarie ~ ton.
u akN5s~@Assks, &szak tsrssx =, sS@ss, oeR 100.
BERF-On foot, sa8sa 30 p loo
HiDEs-Grseas q dry, Toe y y.
PLoUR-cAaiee Family xxx, 81, @, gupesane
81 S. R.9e. aa2s D Ise III
O0Isx MkALl-YeHb& Is e. wAils, as = bass.
guOKwHgAT RLoUR--RoIsaa Sac, % = 49,
HuTTER-Rresh roll, i29is ..
LA&D -gssaA v i q A.s~yf sv--,g~
xGGs-srssn, sSsTu ! y aoa, 49, ~
TALLoy-Prlms, 10 Wn,
BERswAx-Yeliew, a2a25 Gig D.
i wHEsKxxr-sr1i Il aewsu's. ssei 81. Easals skHs
Aa y gal
CHICKESs-TEme 81 SOC a. 90; Prairie. o., asa
81 30 y d0z
YuRgRxs--IAsa Mcassl, aseh.s sessg K
xxcHANea~-ss badss. ., EssseFnsssf rsns.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

gT n. r. PACKARD, has 'sseftted and
refurnished'' the old City Brewery estab-
Ashpent, opposite the Union Bowling Sa-
loon, in excellent style. Those who de-
sire to indulge in "swi glass lager beer, "
will always find thsarficIe u the saBg
America, )" rich and creamy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

/ PAIGE or EoasEs IN I0WA.-GApt- RANKIN
has ktss far surshssed near eleven hundred horses
Tor the Third Regiment q lows Cavalry. The Sv-
sssse pike ID aaass sfso BET asaa. rms i very
low, esAsideEing that they have been purchased
wiss esEEigo&sss At tine whsn money Is ia great
deunana. rhe horses were Purchased here ard al
sarSoss psaass ia the coaAtry- Thsy wsrs iuspeSs-
ed carefully sood Judges think the sntiFs lot very
ane xlaosai "a nxz Ma nhorns Us Eh4G he has made
a reqnlsitiou 90 washington for sI2s, s7s-shs ss-
.instkd price Of us horseE, whieA Col. BnsSey
risA,. z-lksoEvkG Ass City. = "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

II The Sidewalk on the North side
of Broadway, is gessisg sadly cat Of re,
pair, and unless something is soon done
with it, it will be dangerous for pedes-
TRANS. We notice in many places, that
the plank has been cArtsa entiraly away,
making q dangerous place to step in, while
from one end of Broadway to the other,
the pIanks are loose, projecting upwards,
causing persons to step with much caution
for fear of being thrown down. It needs
repairing badly Aad we, siGpIy Rtice it
now, in order that the City Council, will
have it fixed up ia a safe and good coHdi~
ton. viii it be done?
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

PxrKnsoxss mA0Azrrxs--Ws are n Pc
ceipt of this popular Lady's Magazine for
Desesabsss IL is a spIanaid namtes.
The title page fox 1861, i the handsom-
eat we ever saw. ssasesarson' VIII be
greatly i2provsa in 1854. Ii will osnsain
1000 pages Of double column reading
matter; IA steel plates; IL sOloFed steel
fashion plates IL eei0red patterns in
Berlin work, embroidery or crochet, and
800 wood engravings prOportionasesy
more than any other periodical gives. It's
aassiss snd noyaIsss are By tbs besf writ
err, In 1854, Your Original Copyright
Noyelsts viii be giyens Its fashions are
always ths latest and prettiess Y Every
naighsoshsod oagha to make up eIah.-
| It's prics 10 bat Two DnILAas year, Of .
dollar less than Magazines Of iss ulass.--
| Il 10 the Magasine for the tsrAssl To
olsbs, II 10 cheaper still, Wis three cop
| les for s5, Eve copies for s7 so, or eight
for $40. Tc every person gsssang up
clab, tbs Publisher will send an extra
| copy gfasis, ID ! prenidn. speainsHs
s4a CT vfise1fGs y shMs wisfiag y
get ap clubs. Address, postpaid,
! GazARI.zS Y. PETERSON,
| sos Chsssaaa Sksssk paias
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

cRrk An MurFtxs.-rake quart q s4aE cream
aad sxo eggs veil beaten 5 sea-spesalnl Of saIt /;
stir the sxgs lnta the cream graaaalY add stfte4
foar enough to mAks thick batter dissolve 3
speoafas sf soda in - nnsh vinegar as win esvrr
IT, and stir Ia Al the last Bake in smzn cakes on.
the Erfda1r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13
LAND AND GENERAL AGENT
NUT:GR 70 LAND HoL.DBRs!
J. SOLOMON, Il r..
NOTARY PUBLIC & C0NVEYARcER
3LEgWOOD, TOwb

IL-As = UODl LUW a, =
Has made full complete and perfect Abstract u
ri'iss to all the Lands in Mills county. IewS, -
gliding the Original Sales By the Government, sssa
al subsequent eoRyeyaaces, Mortgages, Dssds "
Trust, or other IBcumhgance AZ
Also. atuI. and complete Abstract Of Title 10 m
iae Lets IN the city Of ienwood and fAs AdaitAams
thefPtr-aud also 20 Pacific City, in said counTs
r He also gives prompt astehSioo 70 the pAEa
tai u Taxes examination Of Titles, aEa all athss
G4'.Esss pertaining 20 3 General Land Assacy.
! A0Odice in the Court House.
January O. 1851 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

The CAPIroL or CoLoRApo.-The Leg
ISslasuTe Of Calorsdo Territory, has pass-
ed bill designating Colorado City, as
Capitol of that Territory. So Denver
City ia left out in the cold.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13
OFFICER ( PUsEY'
BANKERS,
Tax Paying & Collecting Agents,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA;
vH1NAs pTFIlER wH ". PusEY,
Attorney ST Law ,
REFERENCES.
ZstEoFSlItAU IA Hk $3.50 CIV 9fA
AessFs Wm GFayfea s. Co.. Z. .srsse4I 3sssa0
ksssFs gilmau DUalsp Co - = i sGknN4Asl2tl
hsssEs- Jshnsoa, BTc. Go 49,. .sRaatzn ere
EessEs. S&m8s4 Harris b ssass...s...aS 90
AlIes White, X SO. .e-.t asss@gE DO
heasTs n, HnaIss & Sons. .-El tsburgh
ksssT, EreuHF 4 SrGs --..-....--...,s Do
Eea-Fs PsgleT. Nate White X Bsyiss a. Sos ton
Asa.ss Iaurr Il Dayls...............PbIla de pkia
AessTs A4sPach. Reed Cs...,....- do
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January 3 1851. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

FAST HoRSRs.-The New York Tribusse says that
pair Of horses belonging 10 Bonner q the sew
York Ledger, have just mn&s tae sxtrs0FaiEaaE5
Glms Of At tss last quarter in 81 seconds. This
s4Ae fxssess Eias ever made By any pair Of horses
- sAs ysarA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

q The editor of the South Tier
Democrat, must have poor list Of pay
Jag Subscribers. Ii sm dslinquanss do
not call around oftener than they have
done for the past six usonahs, we SIRE
afraid tkaG We will hare 70 "fau into
ranks with our brother quill, or go in
to the 'sjay-hawking'' business. Hear
the ScGss' ''It has been our custom to
wear two shirts d week, but owing 10 the
siqhtnsss of the times we are compelled to
wsax one shirt two weeks" ...~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

- A. V. LARIxER, Esq, started East
on Saturday last, to spend the Winter
anoag his friends az ths Rast. We hops
be may have d pleasant nip, and'ag o'H
time generally aaoag bis friends, l
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

g. The steamer West Wind arrived
at our landing on Monday afternoon last.
She brought a considerable amount of
goods for our citizena. She started for
below Yesterday morning. !
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Oct. u, 1870,
Or. I. Woodbnry--The fall sell Of artlf1lA
tseth en- Gold Plate, which yea FseeukiY made Tor
n 80 admirably answer tbs psEpots Of thetr cor
sRueti0ar thst cannot refrain fFom expires slng W
you my high opinion et ya0 IS = Dsastsf ne
rates are 50 perfectly adapted 20 the moush aea
10 escA elher that with their aid both speak aIs
eat Einasst well formerly aid vita ny n TIT
fa teeth. As weFh Of Art, do Aet thtns that The
20 oladed 10 can as surpassed. Several pentisi4
RAJ sssgre4 tA&s sstt u AxtaasazA Teeth could
Dot Be maae 70 BE- af ANY SERVES to n1s, 6S y0u 81
have overcome the disaeuasy AppTsasaasd " those
Es1tlemen. u. l. n0wGLAas. 4
apF-iI-IH@s .a@M. .. EaE 1y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

II EIsaep TfMoa5 Of STestssn Ne@ Fora Is
suG in pastoral leaier szliag upoH "alI ladies' the
eery yoAna a. weil as fAase " more EataEed age,
net 70 appear in church, assist at Catholic a.
+ed fancsiaua, ror pr esens themselves for the
esataan Of The saexsmsnls, Without hAyiHS their
naek, aAssaasrs na.b#sAst zaOdssts aDvsFca,"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

AZ nae apsply Of leEaoEs in Phiisasiphis re
Gently gave eus the last box IN thls city selling for
go at les csAts AVieca HholesAia rates. They
were disposed Of q: retail As high as afty cents
apleea. J -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

AosKENpga z,usdax tAs4ass ssss Gays the
toile new spspers Ia this state Asys suspended
sgussgtaus zfrfsw, gsak Nc J5HTHaI, Lyons AGsa-
eGts, AarsuEo RfpabiieaH, slgourney Denaoerat
Iowa city prss., fcwe CTS RasSvssr, Ksssnpaea
Dsmecyasit gses. pstguoiuss Commensurate and
pexaolnss JonamaI rue twoaIast named were
| naFsgea kas0 new payer called The TSast