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RALEIGH. NC. WEpNEs DAY. OCTOBER SIS. 1851
an oath to 5. made it shall be made by som. oissr

oe houe, ~ shaii Ue uidue Dy some onlceI
such corporation. ~
SEC 1e. Be further enacted That the courts are vested
h jurisdiction and required by this act to settle all part-
rshps heretofore existing between citizen and one who
an alien enemy 10 separate the interest the alien enc
" and to sequesrate it. And SHALL also all joint
ehs when an alien enemy is concerned and sequesrate
&c interest of such alien enemy -s....
SEC 90 Be H further enacted That in all cases of ad-
ninstfaOn of matter thing, under this act the
'urt having jurisdiction may make such orders touching
he prese Of the property effects under the drec
m control Of the Receiver not inconsistent with the
regOpg provisions, to it shall proper And the
ecever may any e ask and have the instructions of
e court or judge, respecting his conduct in the dsposi-
IN or management Of any property effects under his
'ntrol. =. -, --1-...-
SEQ. 81. Be IL fthsr enacted That the Treasury notes
this COnfedeacy shall be receivable IN payment of all
urchases Of property effects sold under this act
SRc. %. Be further enacted That nothing in this act
a be construed to destroy impair the lien other right
any creditor, citizen resident of either of the Con-
derae States of other person. citizen resident
any country, Satepr Territory with which this COnfed
cy is in friendship, and which person is in hostility
this Conederacy And any lien debt claimed against
" alien enemy, within the meaning Of this ac shall be
upounded aud filed in the court in which the proceedings
sequeSratiOn are had within twelve months from the
Suton of such proceedings for sequestraton and the
nrt shall all proper parties TO be made and notices
be given, and shall hear and determine the ective
ghts of all parties concerned: Provided however that no
payments of money shall be delayed for or by
Ison Of such rights or proceedings; but any money
zed by the Receiver whether paid into the treas
still in the Receivers hands, shall stand in lieu of
at which produced said money and be held to the
mand of the creditors aforesaid, in the
npounded and filed aforesaid. within twelve months
resad shall cease to exist against the estate proper
Ut effects sequestrated or the proceeds thereof.
APPROVED August 80. 1861.
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ExTRAcrs FROM THE MILITIA BILL APPROVED 60 1871
"SEo. rs. All military officers having the charge Of mol
ney property belonging to the State shall make omar
ery return ct the same 10 the Aduant General in such
urm as be prescribe, and als0 other returns
reports which he may require. = - All said re-
Turns shall be made within twenty days after the expra-
on of the quarter and any officer failing to make the
same in one month after the expiration Of quarter
to settle up his accounts when required do So and pay
any balance due by him account for pr0periy
which he ought to account shall be dismissed by Gov
enor unless sufficient rendered for such failure
and default" ~s" - 80
"SEc 80. All former discussing officers who sha nat
have closed their accnunts and had the settled prior
to the 2Hh of August 1851 shall make settlement OF The
same with the Adjutsnt Gtnrral; :; and all
Officers having public property m every kind and deserip
on which shall be in his bands who shall go o ufe
the goth of August, bere after that tin,p al all
account for and deliver such property Adult Gen.
era, and failing to do shall be liable be tie
name of the State and all suits law which il nay be
to under this for the Stale may be
brunghtin the Superior Court of Wake'county. ~
October /, 1861. S7-3t. "a
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GROCERIES AND CoNFECTIoNARIEs.
AT THE INDISPENSABLE
SIGN OF THE TRANSPARENCY!

TVNHE ENERGETIC STILL CONTINUES TO OBTAIN
u supplies of Family Groceries for Customers.
Daily expected, which he has the bills of:
SALT, SARDINES. MACKEREL
CANDLES CANDY, STARCH,
SODA, (by the kegl LARD,
BUTTER CHEESE, SOAP, &c.
Raleigh, N. c.. July 10, 1861. Co
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QUARTERmAsTER,s 6FFIaiE:..

A Ny PERSON OR PERSONS WHO MsY BE ne.
n sirous of taking Contracts for making CLOTHES ff a
Army OF North Carina, obtain terms &C. on applica
sole parties in quantities sufficient elothe single COM
can be made in their neirhborios
Goods, on the return Of the manufactured ARTICLES par
ties may furnish tie Cloth, which win be paid for bg rhe
State. % j. DEVEREFiXe 4 N ~
October 4, 1861. = 3 > -. sSS: 81 q a<s
~ The Register and Slate Journal RaleiSh and m.
Wilmington Journal. Washington Dispatch HewberD Pm
gress Godsbbrough Fubane, Fayetteville Observes. iIls
borough Recorder Greensboro Patrio SALISBURY ateh
man, Caiawba 1onrps Western Democrat Salem Press
Iredell Express snd AsHerille News will c,px The abys
ment. - - 7e---@@r--rt
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BUSINESS CARDS.
NEW WHOLESALE
Shoe md Leather HI HOuse.

WILSON, McILWAINE & CO.,
sc Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia,
nave RECEIVED, AND OFFER FOR SALE, AN
IL unusually large Stock of Goods. in their line,
Using every variety of Mems, Womens and Children's
BOOTS SHOES AND CATERS,
PLANTATION AND RAILROAD BRoGANS,
TRUNKS, VALISEs AND CARPET BAGS,
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHERS,
SHOE FINDINGS, &C., &c, &c.
lie Wholesale -uts in this City for the sale of
MITCHELL Metallic Tipped Boots,
nd Shoes for Boys nd Girls Merchants are invited to
anime their stock ~ prices which they determined
all compete success y with houses here or elsewhere
~ Orders promptly and carefully attended to by
the firm.
JOHN B. WILSON,
JOHN McILWAINE
r w. ROBERTS
September S, 1859. 7s-tf
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DRY GOODS, &c
!, WHITE SPOOL COR.
CHATHAM CL0THTNG FOR SOLDIERS.

CHATHAM CLOTHING FOR SOLDIERS.
I'm OBEDIENCE TO REQUEST OF HIS EXCEL
lency the Governor of the State regard getting
up clothing for the soldiers, r. b. PASCHAL Sheriff Of
Chatham county, appoint the following committee the
several DstIIcs act for me- and the community gener
ally, in getting up clothing for the sodieIs-hoping that
all good citizens will aid us in the same:
Pittsboro -Jno. II. Haughton H. A. London, Thos. B.
Harriss.
Haywood Elias Bryant, DR.. r. X. Smith, Capt. James
Womack, J. A. Pettshall.
Buck Horn X. s. Marks DIR. VIM. BuchanOn, VIM. Cross.
New Hope-N. c. Richardson X. c. Council Z. Council
LaSsiter's-G. ]. Williams, NJ. d. Williams A Muring
Jones' Grove-J. w Hackney, g. w Fooshee A. Riggsbee
BaldwIns-J. j. Baldwin, VIM. Norwood J. J. Harrington.
Hadleys-Alvs Thomas, E. H. Strausbn, o. McMaih, W.
j. LutterInh.
Silk Hope-Robt Dorset James Hutton, wm. G. Perry,
DR.. Geo KIrkman
Albrights DR. D. Ii. Albright ThOs. C. Dixon, VIM. R.
McMath. -...- -...
Edwards'-Sampson Edwards, Saml Siler. W. G. Albright
Gees-Thos. c. Dowd, Thos W. Mathews, John R. Marsh
DR.. l.. w G0rrell.
Rock Spring Robt Lambert James J. Lane Jas A. Scott
Jere. Brewer
Locust Grore-W. d. Tyson, DIR. A. W. Palmer, Ii. o
Egypt-Dr: c. Newly, Brooks Harriss Mark Bynum W.
J. Sloan.
Burks-Dr. CASTOR E. Brown, A. G.. Headen, W Headeu.
VIM. White
am glad to that the aides have taken hold of this
matter in Chatham hUpe all the good citizens will aid us
so that we will not be surpassed any county in the State
in such good cause
R. B. PASCHAL, Sheriff:
Pttsboro', Sept. Is, 1861. s5-lt.
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NOTICE

To tile &erifs Of tie difereat couaties of North.
Carolina. ~ rrs so
A III. BLANKETS AND CLOTHING WHICH NAY
N be received by yon can be directly 10 The several
Companies which went fom your eouuiy-and when yoirN
own Companies are supplied, you will then Erward auv
will put up all artc intended for your aCoufauics IN
strong boxes directed to the Quarermaser in Raleie
them; and You will have the contents Of each box marked
il. = -.
Whenever the Companies are on duty in yod ncjeBof.
hoUd you authorized o deliver The articles e teit
taking The receipt Of the Captain for them, Wfcf receH
you will forward to this office sfNF,
J. DEvEREUx Al a n =
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PROCLAMATION,

BY ms Escetlency HESRr T CLARK, Gorernor Of
the State Of North Carolina. -ss-s.ss - I
Executfve once,
.- RALAiGH, Oct. 3. itel., ( 80
In PURSUANCE OF THE POWER GIVEN ME Bf
the 10Th section of the Constitution and by and pq
the advice of the Council of Stale do hereby nbibt Ae
expectation beyond the limits of this Stale d all BACON
PORK, BEEF. LEATHER, MEMS SHOES. WOtIi IN !
GOODS. JEANS, LINSEYS and Ia NIX ETS ereeItt
through the orders of the proper Oces of the C0pfrd:
crate Government, or uf the State Government = :
The order of the 18th ulImO this subject Il hereby
revoked. The Adutnt General is directed 10 enuoy si
necessary to carry into full effect fhis urd :, :
{; aG Done at the City Of RALEIGH tbs Sd eetS.
SSsSaSS Der, 1851. ! = =
HENRY I. CLARK. p
-, Gov E1 0DEeio.
October 8, 1881. fa.T sgs--fc ae.
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ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, !
RALEIGH September 2eth, 1851.

GENERAL 0RpER, No. u. ~ ~ s,aS. ,
I. ALL MILITARY OFFICERS OR AGENTS having
in their possession property belonging To the State ars
tcularly Quarter Masters CummissaEJs and Ordnance
Stores including clothing required to make full and
complete return the Aduan General O all on hand on
the goth Instant the end Of the Sd quarter Their special
attention is called to the annexed extracts from the law
Any officer authorized To make bills account fthe
State, will report at the end of each month"; all that may
remain unpaid. szs
BY order of the Commander in Chief -
49," JAMES q. MARTIN, ,s=s
Adju,ant General. :.
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LUST RECEIVED
~ AT The INDISPENSABLE
WHITAKER RS,
July 81, 1861,
10 Boxes Colgate's pale Soap.
10 Boxes Colgate's Fancy Toilet Soap,
10 Boxes 0sceola Starch,
Kegs Soda.
so Boxes Candles,
HOgsheaGs Molasses,
10 Dozen Bruoms
~ Sacks Fine Salt,
90 X and ~ Boxes Raisins
IL Drums Figs,
90 Bbls. A. Sugar,
5000 lbs. NOrthCaruna Bacon, y
10 Bbls. Cut Hcrrings,
10 Bbls. Family Roe Herrngs, (N. CO.
5 Bbls. Mackerel,
Bbls. Mullct,
2 Bbls. Salmon
S Bbls. White Shad
10 Bbls. Crackers,
PEACHES AND APPLES
Raleigh, N. c July 81, 1861. 6s-
TUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
a. Butter, Water and Soda Crackers Candles Sugar. &c.
E. A. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, N. c., July 10, 1861, Co
A LARGE LOT OF FRUIT DAILY EX.
n pected from Virginia, GeOrga and Alabama.
E. A. WHITAKER. a
poIo;rh Jplv 10 1881
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.NonrH-CARoLINA 4 CoAL.

-NoRTH-CAR0LINA COAL. =.
FTNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE To- ANNOUNCE
u to the citizens of Raleigh that he has uade arrange
Egypt, in Chatham county. - y - ts-f1.
~ Persons wishing 10 have COAL deIfFeret at their
residence, have it by making curly applca ION
--r-- 5 ,-avs.s =. r. FERRALIl,,Ss.zl
..-....4-.5. .5.g.. --- -.,tz Wilmington Street. =
Raleigh. N. c., Aug. 27. 1861. f7-H -
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PROCLAMATION.

IN PURSUANCE AND BY VIRTUE OF A RESuIU
u tion of the General Assembly of North,Car4,
HESRY CLARK Governor Ee Ofcio of SAID State do
hereby notify and require all male citizens of this Sate
now in the enemys country Of the United States to r
turn to North Carolina where their atsiauee is Justly ds
avin thirty dlyS from tie drte hs,eoE And do hereby
declare alien enemy, subject to all The pains yepa
ties and Orfetures which be incurred by ar
alien enemy failing obey The requirenis
Of this Proclamation, except he be soldier IN the army
of the Confederate Staes some uhs of them OF in pr
son, or detained by force. : - =.
-. HENRY II CLARK
Governor Ee C5Fcio.
Raleigh, Oct. J. 1861. .-s- -srF ~ s7-3od
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A aLpRkoUa ExAmPLk.

When sseh q nam as the Hon. John J.
CEfttenaeu szalists IS praEeta, goes into
camp and declares bis intention to remain
IN service until every vestage Of rebellion
il obliteratsd, who 10 there that can DO
likewise that will refuse 20 do u ? The
var bas hroaght out Eaaay exhibitisBs sf
real patriotism and self saeyi6ee, but
none more striking than this. The coa-
d0et Of Mr.. Crittaaden Ii worth thousands
Of Union soldiers TO kentaeky.-BasEaao
Commercial.
There are good many Wide Awakes
in this State, who wiil nas follow MF.
Crittendan's exAmple--yoaRg men who
are looking after cierkships and petty ofk-
esS, and who have not tfshe OF the pat
Ei0tism which swells Eha heart Of that
glorious old PARROT Of keaaaeky. Aax.
Cristenden 10 Dow nearly seventy years Of
age, and his long pablic career il not
stained By single blot. He has been al
ways Union naHAn, 4ud afsw rAonshs age
Bis native State issLsted that be shsuld
rsGaHp 10 the House Of Representatives,
trusting that his inaueDea would aEail in
shnt body TO avert the impending var
ais tgealIaent la Congress il fresh IN the
recollection of sha public 'wham Auring
the last Ression be besoaght with tears
flowing down bis cheek, the ultra men Of
the North and a the South TO stay their
mad proceedings, and avoid civil war,
be Was denounced by fhe Republican pa
pers and poliiisiAas ~ q childish old I'M
hicile sho was afraid Of empty specsreS.
Even this did not abate the patriot's DE-
sire 70 serve his country. His FIRST act
Was to offer TO his State his son, mau
fall Of aesiSity,a q soldier by profession
aud patriot by intaitian, aad siae State
accepted the gift, and the yonnger Crit
tendsn now Commands the loyal troops oi
kaataeky. And now, we hare the crown
ing act Of the old mans life. Iseavias
the quiet so cOngenial TO declining years,
be has gone 70 the camp, and with mask.
Ell on bis shoulder, offers himself ~ vol.
unteer to defend the Union ofEsTs himself
a. private scadies In the asxny marching
to repel tbs rebel invasion. His Is indeeS
a glorious example, and worthy to be asm'
uiated by every man who loves his cozn'
try Buffalo Courier.
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wFaAx 0rM Army On KHE POTOMAC
HEH 81 Il IN m fM "a wEKKs W F

Ths Hsw YorA Josanaas ef Csiamwss,
ln speaking 0f shs sapplis ear array re-
eeiya en tha Rss0m&s froaa shas sisy,
says: @s tl# II - G.ssAs y /
The mast pusaaroas lssza of tAs sup
plies weskiy constructed Tor, inspsessi and
sent 10 the hungry saoaahs Oh the Petomac,
b neaa, 10 kind and psorostsen abSus a.
folisws: LOCO hris. mess pork. /, 700 bris
extra mesa bsef, 81 tons bacon sides, 81
toas of szmoked Aazs, aaa { g daily prised
aaicaey1 LIS esis. packisd beef-songues--
Ut the arss gasiitg. OF saDsalesss and nu-
iEiaieas missella'aies shsFs are 800 bus,
Isf white bsaas (ssFongly Suggestive Of .
earsaln yankss aish,1 1850 bssAels Of
Isplis peas [ paiassble In soup,S 90, ,gs0 lbs.
i rice and $4,000 poaads Of whise flint
cora hominy, Tine festifsiBg qualities Of
the coiEss ars recognized In tins purchase
Of 1000 poands prime Bio, and la0y 900
pounds Of she same roasted and ground.
aThs dsiak thAs cheers, but aot inebsi-
ases, y provided for by 4,So0 pounds of
sna, grsen, oolouE aad soaehong la equal
proportions. 70 sweessa both Ut shese
beverages, Isl, 900 pounds Of dry, yellow
sugar ass considered not teo ifberal an
allowance ana |, 200 gaiions more of
slae sac<hssins matter is furnished In the
shape OF good molasses, Or syrup ~ a
concamitans for she rice, aud toOshsOEae
aHd heakhy in ether Felasions.
The ssEdisr Is Esgaled with only ONE
species d preserved fsait, which, taken
with liaIs w&ssE, is said TO posses ex-
sraordinasy fsrtsuing properties. We
allude ID dried apples, Of which 30, go
pounds aEs weekly forwarded. The for
midabIs lhf coneludss with 400, 900 Lbs.
of Erst quality pilot bssad.''
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WHAx rs RxnxL g--~ WhosEer is AgaiEss
sha Coaasitusion of the Uuited States, ia
whole cad In part, Ia splTis OF in letter,
Ii pasel. Mhoeves 10 agains1 aay St
tbs Iaws Of he government whether thsy
relass - fngifivs slasss or frsemen, In i
rebel. Nhosvar inaasas thas law "a
Congress san be Eielasad any more in New
York OK Massachusetts than la soush Car
eliza on AiahAuas 10 febal. Les us mAsa
clear aad slaAn work OF sag lsyal1y, aad
ayply q 10 the rigid raie shaa hs who og.
fsaas in sns poins oaaaas In al. .~~N. =!
7ksaea. sHa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

Msssouef IL oae Of the largest States
in the unl0n. iss territory exceeds In ex-
saat, the six Nsw EngIana States and the
Saats Of Delawage combined. Is is d.
sidsd tnto npwassis Of one handFed eaan-
ties. The State gxasnGis about two hun-
dred aud eighsy-Gve miaea fEoa East to
W est, and two hGndred and eighty-liys
miles from North 10 South. s
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~ 4 soldier writes frosa Washington:
'sThere Is regiment of sharp-shootsrs
stationed around. 4 hare seen Ressssl
companies, and they are iao looking fsl-
lows. have bat lille faith ip Cnahz0as
rifles, with rigging enough to open cza-
riosisy shop absnt thea. Many of Ehe
Fifea weigh A. mash ass thirty or forsg
poands piece. TAeshaFpsAooters hAEs
BEEN On several ssoats, bns hars as yes
burt nothing. Psrhaps shsy will 10 bes-
ter when th6y get where gbsy can os'aain
vaew of SecaahfS ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

OPEN TO AANG&G1f
Daily line rnnning aaregaty East EFpm 0en1sml Iowa
10 chisass 50 Atles st&sing &ave&-Aa Miles
YartAeE West. Nest direct Fos&s to Ghic&go
AMI the East Is Wis Iha
OHIcAGo 4 R0CK ISLAND ASD MISSISSIPPI
AED MISSOURI RAILROADS.
OnIy uas fEam EeutE nj iowa to Chicago andET Sas
man4Rsmsna. the AisziaAippt and Missouri r, a
is now completed Is MergEe zaa wIli sSeEF be upsu
sd farther wesf. Drs G0ioes and GsuBgtl Biafs
Passengers wall ahd this route the EhertFsg QUICK
esd ana Best avoiding ali delays at the AiHsi8siyP
aiveY Close eonBsetians are made Eith The W Sc
terra stage Company. sE
psSssaqeT cad EssyGss nasas EesS< Marriage asi-
" asi 20 p. NJ asTtskas ~ cAaeago al o'eiaek
ssehsrga Ter lsaasfsr "a Baasage ri CAsassJ--
stssx,lng Cars aKs sn all aAGbt trains Trans Goa
nat ss lhsEagc vita E&e fFaina the &asaaxR ikss
FACTs FOE STOCK SHIPPERS
Etack laasing MsFengo ~ ]. 20 r. n strives ai
Chicago at 90 fhe nsxs morning, tn tins for the
early maskefa and stoe& rains Of the Eastern lines
/rha whole sinas eonsaned At the Mississippi aiT-
sr does not exceed twenty minutes mere is Do
eis maze OF ears DO EgEFi&gs or delay.
rae spSRiag of the n. q n, B, b. 30 MaFenzo,
enables parties driving ssock from Des Aaines and
osfpsr points In Central sa western lows. fbsfore
esiasred equally distant from the diaersnt Eoads
10 save three days driving and from 10 10 % boar
On the cars over any other route.
stock wia Be desiverd t any Sf tha dlasEeai yara'
at Cnicago,
rhe n NJ v. .. is nov being sxte1zasa 'sssi q
AsEenxe and eass ss completed stoeE trains vii
be run 90 the sad Of the fFack
KyeFy facility fer ths cofvezteus shtpnezf af Cat
sis Frssgass = Ios via anF gthsr FasEs, A04 g
Pains spares 20 fender IL the most desirable FnAns
Tn TsaaT sS aa rsexsss = al slsps. psias ! sa,
sufersI esai ii afsa sssasas w saR faase# sah b
esorhred il EAxhiasssas Esws Glag aaHi MsgessSp.
~ n,ur sshH ' 60 -: sss..
Gsnsl Yrslsas and Tiekst Asens.
January 1, 1859. =. -zs ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

e. Eli Whitney Of New Haven, son Of
the INV entor of the cotton gin, has been
appointed By the President as one Of the
commissioners TO tbs Worlds Fair, in
London, in 1862. Mr.. Whitney is now
making IL, 900 riaed musksts for the unit-
ed States army. ..- .....l ts
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

gT We learn from the Southern pa
pers that owing to the threatened move"
nens against the Florida eoass, Dir. Tnise,
formerly q. s. Senator from that State,
has taken his family 10 Colnnbia, s- G.,
where be will reside for the present
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

IL The Queen Of Spa.n receasly plae-
cd the slek PriBeess Doua Gonespcio1 IN
the hands Of homeopathic doctor, when
the principal physician of Her Majesty,
Or. Corral, as once reaigned his oihce, and
the seoUnd, Dir. lsguusns left ths palaee.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

Ep The New York World having bach.
sliden from iss eariy religious professions
an aatemps is nov making TO raise $780,
000 In order to transform the New York
Sun into . serious paper. a Ag. aorTi-
son Of philadelphia iuTesta largely in the
enterprise. I.... ... .m. ...5a@ ..fE
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wEDsBsDAE, soVKMBER 10, 1851.

MKssas. EpFroxs - In one sense Of the
wsrI, | an q saryeyOg. | have bssn saks
ing gramd survey sf'suaiv sEsai Rsdlaam.s Z
which sxssssas from the Atlantic 10 che
Pacific. / discovered large groape Of
'sssaaA sssss asd boy" /" On the banks Of .
pleasant stEeams each gr0ups having for
ahsir head . military Ghieftain or dicaat-
or, who appear TO be Autipodess each
ssmakiag mouths" at the other antil each
becomes grimaced, and nov and thea a
threas proceeds from the Ohisftain, pro-
aueing great excitement throughout the
vast assembly. Not being one Of that
school who think stkhe time 10 enaairs the
cause of these troubles are past, ," | went
10 work to learn the cause, and found In
days Of yore, Puppy and Kitten had
been fed in she ssma dish bat Puppy had
grown to De large dog, with f'bead Of
huge dimensions" and monopolixes the
whole dish. Kitty, in the mean time had
grown 10 be cat, foFmidabla to look mp
on" and she determined 70 FFdig cut dish
for hsrsslf, which s'big dog" in bis
great Ious for the old ons, pesemptorily
forbids. Hence the row. Nov If the
larger gFoups Of listle msn asd boys suc-
ceed in getting chain around the neck
of Jefferson's cot, and faaten it to that Of
Abraharn's dog, won't it bs asioriosls a
8aioH2 No matter what it costs, woB'a
is payi Wen'g ws all siag, happy
day, happy day, while dog and cdl
together stay. .a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

90 John G. REes, Publisher Of tbs
Congressional Globe gives ten dollars >
month out Of his own poekes 70 the farni-
Iies Of the soldiers who have enlisted In
the armies of the Union from the District
of Columbia.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

kY Tom sayers, ex-Ghanpion Of Eng
land, Is going to Paris to astonish the
Frenchmen with a series Of sparring ex-
hibitions, London papers express the
opinion that Hesnan will 90 70 EnglAad
next year, to light King. ~@- .-.r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

GO" Mr.. Bayard Taylor Is now at bis
residence st Rennett Square, Pennsyiva-
mis-. We understand that be has prspaE3
ed for The cozning winter, 3 lecture on
ssThe American People, Socially and po-
liticalIY, /" Is eontrasssd with the people OF
Ghe other pFoEaiuent empires Of the earth.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

MoVKAKST oE LANE's BRIakBE.-~-Capt.
Weed, of Gsnsral Lanes Brigade, who
reached Leavenworth ON the 29th, says
that Gen, Lane had been ordered to march
more to the west. He will strike tAe
Kansas line near FOrt Scott, and Ehen
move s9uth towards che Cherokee coun-
kYy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13
- RE washiuQson eorsssponslsas j

- fhs Waahfugsoa correspondent VI
ths pisiladelphIa Press saya a conssars-
or brspghs hsrs 8 900 bags o. oasss eon-
tanning lHo hasAsls each. Before daais~
sxing sbszs thsy bseame waserssakssa osa
she warf and wsFe rejected. They wese
sben sola 10 b priEate individual d "a
esats per hag. Hs dried shem asaia, pas
sham h bsEs assi sold shem % the Goy-
sgnmsns - . eenfs psa bs#Ael. Thia b
oas assng lha many spsealasioas watch
axs daily sakia@ pIass aseaad as.