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NAVAL CoURT-MARTlAL.-ln this Court, SITTING
in the case of Commodore Armstrong, yesterday
appeared, and was sworn, Lieut.. j. H. Gilman, of
United States Artillery, stationed at Fort Pickens.
His testimony was very important, as he was per-
sonaly present, and, with Lieut.. Slemmer, was a
party to several interviews had with Com. Arm
strong BEFORE about. and at the time of the giving
up the W arlington Mayfair to the Florida and
Aiaosma troops He states that Lieut.. Slemmer
Armstrong certain facilities for removing arms
ammunition, provisions, &c. at an appointed hour
tSsn to Foa. Ra Srs tie
that Commodore Armstrong failed to redasyr g bs
not deny it. '"'' uio
This testimony closes the case for the pro,ecr
ton, and the argument for the defence will ho
to-day at eleven o'clock by Hon. P. Phins .ho
counsel for the accused oicer.-Nat. Intelligence
April 5.
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DIED.
age = - - -
On the q Instant LUCY ANN, in her S5h year, wife Of
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THE SPANIARDS IN ST, DOMINGO

AN EXPLANATION OF THE RECENT MOVEMENT.
James Redpath, of Boston, who has long made a
study Of the affairs of the two governments which
divide the Island gives the following explanation of
the recent movement of Spain towards st. Do
mingo, from which it would appear that there is
little danger of Spanish usurpation:
''Since the independence of the Dominican Re-
public two parties have divided and alternately
governed it, whose representative men are Santana
and BaeZ as the words reunion and independence
indicate their respective policies.
'Some years ago-what say now is drawn from
Haytlan official sources-Santana borrowed mil
lion OF dollars from Spain. Failing to repay it ac-
cording to the terms of the loan he offered to give
a mortgage on the Custom-houses. Last summer,
accordingly, small band of Spaniards not more
than eighty in all, arrived at st. Domingo, and
the three officials among them immediately entered
on their duties as collectors at the ports. The
rest were mechanics. That is all the 'emigration'
that mas been sent to the Dominican Republic by
Spain -
"This policy of Santana furnished the material
ior creating an effective union among the opposi-
ton to his government. See! he is selling the
country to the whitesp Even as early as last De-
cember, revolutionary circulars and proclamst ions
were in type in saint Domingo, and a copv of the
proofs know were shown to distinguished Am
oassor at Paris. But this project was MINED in
the bud; and Baez is still an exile The intrirues
OF the opposition continuing and increasing San
tana has called for aidhrst in order secure the
Perpetulty OF MS own government, and, secondly,
to enable him to repay the loan.
''fhis, venture to say, is the sum total of the
whole hubbub that we hear from Havana
"Ihere are various reasons why France will
never threaten Hayti-among them, these:
"She has recognized the Independence of Havti.
She draws a large revenue from Hayti, az her paw
ment for recognizing that independence.
"She is bound by treaty to defend Hayti against
all foreign attacks; and, lastly,
"She could not attack Hayti without first de-
claring war against England.
81 have also official authority for stating that
last January, England and France offered to be the
mediators ola treaty of alliance and of defence be-
tween Hayti and the Dominican Republic, by
which the integrity of the territory of both coun
tries against all foreign powers, is guaranteed.
"The proposition was accepted; commissioners
were named to conclude the treaty; and when it is
signed France and England stand pledged to en-
force it,"
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.
To know that they money by purchasing Weed
already Sawed and Split, Office cfCity Steam Fire Wood
Min,
No. 3EoRzH erRza7
s!Et JIEE2 Il. Johnson
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BOARDING SCHOOL

Foa YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
Tob opened this Summer at Lausanne,i Switzerlani,
B. Dir. EDoUARD KEAfFr.
For references in this city, applications Re made to
Rev. Dr. A. c. COKE, Rector of G az Churth.
S. s. LIE, Esq, Ia North Charles str, ct.
Mr. Kraft will leave for Europe On the 10Th of Ju :
with the u s. Arago His prospectus is to be
obtained at his Dwelling, SO Saratoga street mh2StJl2
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IMPoRTATIoNs AT New ORLEANs-The New Or
leans Picayune makes the following explanations
of the custom duties goods imported at New
Orleans:
awe are informed by good authority that all i'm
portations into the port of New Orleans are sub
ject to the notice and supervision of the custom
house authorities of the Confederate States And
all goods imported, when destined for st. Louis
or other ports of the United States, are governed
by the regulations as those destined for Mex
leo or other foreign countries, which regulations,
under the warehousing acts, permit the goods to
be entered for warehouse and immediate export
On such entries an export bond is executed and
under this bond the goods pass without detention
to their destination.
"The export bond in this case is not a bond for
securing the payment of duties, but an obligation
to land the goods at the port place of destina-
ton without the limits of the Confederate States
and produce to the collector to whom the boad
is given, the evidence Of the goods having been SO
landed" ~
Tbs explanation does not improve the condition
OF affairs 1t the confederates really intend to i'm
pose duties on goods entered at New Orleans
destined for points the Mississipni river or
other parts of the United States and 70 dvert tho
revenues thus obtained to the use of their own
treasury, they are opening vast budget os tronl
bles for themselves.
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WooD Woop WooDill
SAVE 90 PER CENT by buying Wo5d Office OF City
Steam Fire Wood Nil,
No. SoETa srRnss.
JAMES Fl. JOHNSON
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C. A 8 III
3 . TT IL NE.
A DISCOUNT
ALLOWED
ON ORDERS FOR COAL
IF PAID FOR AT THE TINE THE ORDER IS LEFT
J. HENRY GEESE & CO.,
OFFICE NO. 8 SOUTH STREET.
- THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD FOR SALE AS
USUAL. -dstf
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yEDDo TEA--A delightful article, part of tie
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received and
for sale by GREEN YOE,
o3ln " ". Baltimore street.
ISRAEL L Co.
ORYTY ES.
WATER-G )IORED
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GABRIEL D. CLARK,
For Holiday presents has for sale description Of fine
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his
store corner of Calvert and Water streets d2Otf
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The END OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.-The Platts-
burgh, N. Y, Republican, contrasting the prom
Uses of the Republicans before election, with the
professions and results of their policy since, ex-
claims:
"And is this the end of all the lofty vaporings of
the Republican party-the country dismembered
without an effort to save 1.-THE border States re-
tanned in the Union by the sacrifice, on the part
of the Republicans, of every principle distinctive
of them as party-and every material interest of
the country suffered to 90 to ruin-while the slave
power, which it was the peculiar mission of that
uncomfortable compound to exterminate, assumes
positions far in advance of any heretofore taken
by it, and supports its front by display of force
physical and other, that cows its craven opponents?
as there ever, we ask, such shameless abandon
ment, by party, of its principles under the color
OF winch 1t rode into power? Not an effort made
10 carry out their policy not an effort to save the
country mat is rapidly drifting on to the breakers
OF disruptou-nothing done in fact except mad.
dsgracefu scramble for the spoils to the exclusion
OF the great and material interests of the countrv
from the minds of those to whom the preat trnst ~
administering the government has been con6d.d
At recent ball in Reedsburg, Wis, the nrice If
tickets was bushel of wheat. The farmers at.
tended in large numbers.
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MEzZOTiNT
PHOTOGRAPHS.
,uli-tf l25 BALTIMORE STREET
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ECONOMY Economy +
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing Wood sready Saved Al
3plit at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Bill,
Nos NoRTH STREET.
sIG-H JAMES IL. JUB%GnA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23
-..sz5 # wasAiusson Cor. Of ths Baltimore sun..a
GOVERNMENT m8GsRs AND MULES.

A point of decided attraction here at
this time are the. horse yards near tho
National Observatory, In the West End
OF the city. There all the thousands Of
horses and mules bronght by contractors
from distant parts of the country are put
on trial, or inspected to test their sound
ness, etc. Each horse il Grst tried for
his wind, by boy riding him swiftly glp
and down good stretch seward she rfvgF.
For this testing Of the wind there IL oso
special in&pectog, aad ha decides prompt
IL. If demanded good in thai respect,
the horse ID as once passed TO > c0nibina-
sion Of other inspectors standing ready
far si1e duty ok ssasiRg the animal - 10
all other Qualities. The FIRST knowledge
Of acceptance Of the animal 10 impaired
hy tbs order to brand, and Immediately
the hot branding irQn, in ready hands,
Just from tina ara, fs alapped apan bis
shoulder, and sha magic iaaseEa ~, s ~
thaga appear, With qalek start and snort
from the horse. Many, Of course, are re-
iscsea. 10 eha chagyia oE tbs contractors.
Those accepted are immediately sarned
inao extensive iassosurss, whsss ass LONG
raagas Of feeding txoaghs, with plenty "a
prsTandag and grains &c. There ase n0w
probably saEns Ca 1hoasaad sn1aAaaa IA
shess inolssarsss 10 aaditioa ta ether
sheasands alrssay anpleged IN wAgsz
sxaias, re- The frsosIousness of nany
animals sausss azmasSng scenes u thsis
trial apd training.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

That yesssan IOWA Democrat, lien. A
&, Dodge, wss hers Isai weak % bis ray
hems from 1 lonk yfsIt sQ bis flIHsfrions
snd seaerabIe Eathw. Gen Dodxe III
WIseoDssn. villa Aesa, III addressed his
I'D friends al meaaing La West Dubnane
Oh Saturday night, and II va i gsasiaea-
lIon VI hsar from such d pasziM q he,
The old md ahersshad psincfpIss M ues
raocgaey expoandad and Wind dated, akad
RapabIi ieanjsn iznpeaehaa, sDa kha ruin
iasA desastasion og The eoanszg traced 70
thas prolific source Of ,eyik .fh5sa who
heard Gen. Doaga's speseh on gaLarday
night win neyer forget II while memory
paTforns IT. functions, and .beitse stFIf,
many who were wayeFing Ia their course
in El3e pasding political coatesf have hean
warra0d into id enthusissm for Ehs mp-
port Of the nemozalla slakes, whlah
proves how eRsosuaE Il she lnaaeaes and
example OF 0 tried and trae Democrat
like 4. g. Dodge. Would that Iosg
could boast OF fsw more sassh men; men
who knowing the HghE bsve the moral
courage and 'ths pasrlofism to ayow sheir
sentiments and % prove their adeliiy 10
Principle and 10 coantry under eRery dis
conraging cfrcanakancs. - Dubagux
Herdsn. :" t*5'@ ss"@
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Es0R THE EAsT-ExTESsIoE o. THE
L Oh =" ''''7'
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI


OPEN TO AARESGDi
pafiy line running directly East fram Central Iowa
10 Chicago so Miles Staging saved-SG Niles
Further West. Most direct route 10 Chicago
aud ths East Is via the
CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND AND MISSISSIPPI
AND MISSOURI RAILEOADs.
Only Eua from CentFRlIoN 10 Chicago under oHe
management. The Mississippi aaa Missouri Il. r.
is now cBfnpI etes tg MeTeBgs md Hii sss be epsE
ri farther vest. Dies Moinss AMI Oounrii B!ufEs
Pss#euaeFs will Raa this YagSe the shortest Qnsck-
est and Best, zvoang &il deEays Ut the kissasspBt
Rive Close ponnscti0ns are made with The Wss-
tsrn stage Company. = J..
pszsrassr snd Express Trssas kesBs Aarexso G4l-
~ AL 10 p. NJ aTviving ai CAGeago al a'eIoek
ne HExt msoTEsag
No eAargs for transfer Of Basgass at Ghicagos-
Sleeping Cara are op all ntghS trains. Trains cen-
fet al Chicago with the trains oh the Eastern lines
FACTS FOR STOCK SHIPPERS
STOCK leaving Mareagg at .soP P II. arrives al
Chicago al % the nexk morning, in ttme FOR the
ssEiy MARKETS aud STOCK trains of se EasteTn lines
The z-heie lime eoEApmed at the Mississippi Rtv-
er deas net exceed twenty minutes, There ia no
eAsnEs Of cars, no feETiase or feiay.
The opealng Of The II. n. b, Z TO AaEengo,
enables parties driving stock froiA pes Aotnss and
other oGtnas Ia Central and Western loss, fhs7afe
considered equally distant fr9Ia the diFefant ToAs
Id save thtes days driving ana ffam 10 20 70 hour
On tAe ears over &uy other route
stoek will be deiiyerd to sDy Of the different yards
rhs askM. 4. R. Is nowtseias extended vest 81
hAretaxo and as fast completed stpSk trains vii
be ran TO the end Of The tras2 -
every facility Fog the eoav eient shipment OF Cat
tie Frefghts IS lew sts sly ether rosie, ans no
alms spared 30 render IL tas most Desirable roate
from Iowa to Chicago ss a- e.. {.
TvRoUgH TacxErs 10 all principal points In&hs
Uaitsa sta4sz aud naaaaszs ks R9 rasles, can Dc
presnaea II Wasaiagtan, lows CITY and MaFsages*
= r II. JOHN r. TRACT,
Essusl Prsisaa snA Tiehss Agent.
J. S d%NA2Ey L. A90@s 4 ID Ea7a-@ - "
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

TaE oLp AND 'rs = AEw .--Tas PsRris pu Chen
Leader kas been taxalns up the realni sseneeg Of
the past whleh eaHsteg X appa Fort Crawford, srd
calling tie Feii si soas I ts acors ID TIE yrsseat
war, who once asarea there. VIE extract
Col. PeEssm, toe reeet 5u, killed Ia xeafesn VIZ
ginia '~a4 here. he hsa tssattful rnaizn sauaw
ss mi stress wfSIs hsrss sad by bsF son who ssH8w
alive Almost usaa grown sd whsa last heard from
was al Green hay sea Eyaa the hero Of Msssg4rf
whose death 10 aow be41aE zras4t sd eTry~ asfe was
oncs. statioaed heFe Is c. qtHta gsa sasaHssr vas
also here at the same tiRas IL uspssiA oscsafse
everybody Knows cid gseh was hprss JsHs p&gss
sss hereaa& Elsat@aaAf. sn4 II .vss Asxs ts&s be
mas HaasxLad 10 &a TarlBrss Ia uk4sf kf ghsrs ia
10 Irsi Ia the atory tasi he ran exi IA Asx9 Taes
were Ted vita fas esuaesa sf hsx EaKeaas, 81
tAs iSae Ja4wa LSKsrgcs 4fPglt na Gsaasn, IN Al
SId ltas that - - ~ la ETasitd s-H S7spi II lg
Mrs, ffees haGssi nsa- tiet gsrrt srtf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23
IurnRrAxr - soLnlERs.-l

IxFaErANT TO SoLplERs,-Ae According to
army orders just issued, whenever COM
panies, by an economical use Of their ra-
tions, have raised 4 surplus it must be
left iu the hands Of the Conmissary from
whom they draw their rattons. The bills
Of purchase aE cast prices Of articles, viii
be paid by any commissary having funds
for chat purpose, for the benefit of the
economists. Heretofore surplus rations
have been sold to suffers and starekeepers
or exchanged for other supplies by the
soldiers. t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23


HoUsgaoLD MEAsuREs.-As every fam
iIy ii not provided with scalss and Weights,
the following VIII be found nsefai Ly en-
cry house vile: S'-'. r.. ..+.... '.-..
WnGars AkD sfHAspa Es.-wheat aaas,
| pound b |, quart Iadian Meal, I pound
9 ounces IL quart; loaf sugar, brgkan,
| pound IL quart white sugar, powder
ed, ! pound I OUNCE Is l quart egga, az
erage size, 10 are pound, !. .-I'. g .z
| Llarf5 MgAsUREss-f6 sabIespoonfuls
are l-2apint 8 tabfespoenfuls are ] gill;
4 tables pooufais are half d gill; COM
mon siz6Aumbler holds half pilit com
mon size wine glass holds half gilI. d
H linen has bsun seorshed In iroaing,
and Ehe maxk has not gone entirely through
so as 10 damage shs GextuEag 1t may be
removed By the following prbesss s-
Take s@o 0nlons, peel thsgn, slice them,
and extract the juice by squeezing or
pounding then Gus up an ounce of white
soap and tive ounces Of falIer's earth /;
Bix with them the onion iaiae aud half .
pint Of vinegAr. Boil Ehis soEsposition
we'd then Spraad it, whan cool, o#sg ths
seorehed pars OF the linen. aud let il dry
ca AfteRward1 wash out tba linen,
A Nav Soar Fox WAssrsa CLorHzs.-
In answer TO an inquiry which appeared
some weeks since Ia the Farmer, / Rish
to state that two years ago directions for
the use Of b0rax sIth soap, for washing,
were given in this paper. Since that
period the preparation has been in con-
slant use In our family, and all pFonoupae
it to be superior to any patent fluid or
soap. Those direetionsI have somewhat
modiEea int she foil 1w ing Yacipa:
Cas o1s pound Of commoa bar soap in-
to small pieces dissolve this in two
quarts Of hot water. When the soap Is
thofoAgilly neitsd, add one ozanceof pow.
dsred borax. Heat this to boiling, stiF-
ring vel, Cool this pew soap. aad use
one pint for four gallons Of water, in
which saak thn clothes one hour before
washing. ..'-a. .t.s- .A& 3 E.E.
10 PICKLE RED JABBAGR.--Sliea In into
Il eolsBsisr, and sprinkle each layer with
saltt iet it drain two days, shan put into
. jar, with boi!Iag vinegar enough 10
cover Il, and put fek sliceg If beeEroot.
Observe to choose the purple-red cabbage.
Those who like the flavor Of spice will
boil some pepparcorns, musSaYdseed, q
small quantity of mace, a few Cayenne
pods and ginger, and hall pound of
-four Of mustard mixed smoothly in a
basin, Co put ia while boiling put all to-
gether IN large stope jas. .su ."..- ts
WAsatNo BvTTEE.-A correspondents
Of the Bossoa CuiGiyatos says he bias aos
had rancid butter in the spriag for thirty
years. He washes it. Not with water,
which he, with most good butter makers,
regards 40 iniarious, but With sweet niik
salting it afterwards. Have any Of oRE
readers tried this way, and with what re-
suit !? There are some good butter ma
kers that wash their butter With water,
and make better article than some bad
manufacturers who do BOs wash il. But
equal skill, cleanliness with these good
manufacturers make better butter without
washing. tH
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

u The MessFs Marcy Brothers, the
one lfying in Portsmouth, N. H, the 9th
er In New Orleans, owned four ships
The southern brother hoisted the seees-
sion flag on two Of them, and they were
seized by the United States authorities
The other two, floating the staEs aud
stripes, were captured by che rebels.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

Mas. ScoTT.~The Washington cores
pondsnt Of the Baltimore Patriot says: -
tMrs. Scott is expected 10 arrive from
France in the course Of ten days or fort
night and the General with the devotion
OF > true cavalier, intends to go to New
York to meet her. This does not look as
if be expects BeauregsFd to interfere with
bis domeseic arrangements. sa5
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

er The Chicago Board of Trade have
passed resolutions that they believe Chi
cAgo il the piaca fer . United States Ara
CRY in lipu Of ttia enc destroyed as Har-
pelss Ferry that committee of nine be
sppoiataa tp CO. -sperate with the City
GouEseil in urging Uhisago's claims on
Congress, and thai the members Of Goa
grfss from IIiiHpis be requested TO DO the
sans 4 strong and combined effort Ia
being made in that eity 70 obtain the
ArmDry. .E
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

TRx PRINCE or WALEs ExGAcED.-Ber-
lin journals say that the PFiaee Of Wales
is reported to be engaged to toe Princess
AlsxandriA, the daughter Of Prissce Chris
ttan, Of HoIstein Gfueksburg. They were
to be presented to each other as guests Of
the Frussfau hing. -f+- -. -.4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

QUICK WoKx.-The Tuscarora was
launched at the Philadelpbia Navy Yard.
ia foEty-three days from the ti1nt the keeI
vas laid. The keel Of large siIe-wLesl
steamer has just been laid In The salas
yard, and the yessel is to be launched
within seventy days, a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

60 The Navy Department is educating
sailors to man the guns Of the Fremont
dosiila. 1t has already seat hina mum
Der Of officers, and heartily seconds all his
for the campaign iowa the
Mississippi. ..- .-AI s.-a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

POSTMASTER BLAIR RoBBEB.-T' T'ostmos-
ter General Blair, on his way to Ports
mouth, y. H., last Friday night, was rob
bed on the cars Of Sl20 in Money aud q
draft Of 500. Two ether gentlemen
were operated upon, and thework is sup
posed 10 have been done at HaFre de
Grace. ..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

There was a severe north easterly
gale at Quebecs on Saturday last, during
which hatseau lAnding military stores
from the ship Elgin Mary, from London,
was swanped. She had on board thous-
and barrels Of ball cartridges, which are a
total loss. ...... ..a ....<.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

ARAAEEST FOR TIE Nav GUx BoATs.--
The armament Of The @ gun boats build
ing by private contract, Is to consist Of
Que ten inch pivot gun ansilship one 20lb
bore ride gun oa the foreeastle, two heavy
32i5 Shifting guns on truck carriages, two
brass 2tlb howis4ers for close quarters.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

NOW orRs 10 orTUMwA, Fifty MILES.
FussfAsr West tAsa ams Other Railroad iE IJssa
In connection With the
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON Il QUTScI RAILROAD
Skogtsst QHieksss ana Beat Rea!'
70 Chlsasa, New York. Boston, Rt4ia4spk!a and
Baltimore; to Ksokak, st, Louis and Clas4RnatI,
and 20 all points in liinoass LRaaas KiehlSaA ohIo
Tso TrsIns Daily leave aa4 arrive lsaBasss s1-
osptea1 AS follows:
LEAVE oTTuxwA. ARRrEE AT cHIeAeo
sss 1ss ''si@sa >. n a Sls sss ''slseA' : "a. a.
EF~CoAneciing at GalsBbargh vita The Northern
Gross Railroad Tar oaincy; 1t Meudota With the
Iinois Central Railread, tgr GaienA and Dan ii,
and st. LseuAs aud Cara, at Burlington with fast
sailing Psck cts fer st. Loni4
SPECLAL notice.
TS~Thxo agh 10 New Iork in Is hauEs. PsSssu-
gers leaving Council Btuffs, moFniag and svgaiag
takihs this route, VIII asriYs ~ S. Hss
route and In ample tlnle 70 connect with the sEeat
Eastern and Southern Lines.
Buy yoar Tl1kefs via Western stage Company to
OtturlaA, where yOu can buy your Tiekets 0f the
Burlington Mo. Railroad Ticket ofhces 10 ALL
POINTS Hast and south
TO SHIPPERS OF STOCK.
Stock Trains viii run regularly, Isaylng daily.
sundays excepted These Trains have all ths rights
gg PASSENGER TRANS, thus lRsuElaS despatch and
consequently avoiding all thuse vsxatIoas delays
that are constantly accaF8Rg on ether FaBtsE,
New stock pens have been buItt an both sides o!
the AsssslVpI close by the Ferry, Ead proy srs viii
dad there every thing they could wish for The b.
caHlrnodatIaH af their stock,
Through contracts gwen to Chicago
JOHN g READ,
VIcs President ana superintendent.
b. REMlCk. Gen wetern Agent
Burfin8ls5n Prb Is. 1851 H
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

(iES. FREuoNr Many persons hare the
impression that Gea. FEem apt is q agradu-
ate OF II Point, and has had thorough
military education. This is not the fact.
Hs graduated Rt Charleston :. c., College
studied engineering aud then obtained q
Licutenaacy Of engineers. sd. .....
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

% A Chemist Of Lyons, France, has
discovered thar the colbring matter Of any
tree may be known By the coloF af ils
fruit, and advises the boiling of she baFk
with lime, in water, when a pgeeipitate
viii be formed q the same color as ths
fruit. Several ef tho new vegetable dyes
AaTa been discovered by this simple pro-
cess. q a