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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10

InsreMasa Rxcissmsas ~ New 0Fisaa4.
New orlsaass april 9th.
The report THAI War vssssas have bssu
ordered 20 the moath OF ths Mississippi,
has crested considerable excitement.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10
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A&0@ A1&@3 Ak41 Vs4sa
TAa eonmsrsisI,s Wsshiagson dispaasA
says, Lisat. Talbot Len fox 6usatu N
a8y, with instructions 70 Hal. Andxsou.
and will undoubtedly be rssdmisssd 10
the Fort, although stringeas regulstions
bare been sdopten By fks sesssnfnnisss.
The Posts Washington dispaEch States
that Gen. Scott cantinues "a active per-
sonsl supervision Of tho Ailitsxy thers.
wAish h samsidwsb auakaisne % rkoeecS
the city. Guards xxound the CsuitoI and
pablo buildings hare bssn aoubled and
ARMED 10 the teeth. The Post quotes q
privats letter fran Chaxlasson. Which
ssasss shAt Andekson in6enk 10 resors On
kha ChAxasssoaiass for iussrespsin9 his
suppaias By pFohihising further iussreourss
By water with the forts thas sszsroupd kins
Large quantities Of oranancs. azumusal-
lion 70, have been transported to-day
from Governors Islsnd, % the ssssmskip
Baltic including elsvsa gun saxrisess far
laR9s taosnmhisgh 49, fxrs -
ste sstisd G. 1olock thss sveninr.
hesseAznes Ilinois, has tAksn % beard
!, 900 casss muskess, . large qasnsisy al
ammunition, and sHD pSeoes al axsflfmy.
With q number OF gun carriages, and sew
euty Thousand dollars in spscis. Shs sssls
this mogninx ak o,alock.
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norniR hAasd hs sssnns fbt m
AmsricAn hag.
4 letter TO the Times, from on board
the Brooklyn sara, the enxnsnanasr u NJ.
Taylor, p ksy West, aenp1Ils6 tke IA
hshitants 10 hsM down shs Ooafesiexats
States aAg with ths polite insimssicn thss
tNo diisrsns nsti0nalitas, could nc& rale
In tho AAma PLACES. - fs 8 81.
Tho rua1or thaf ~ nepoklvn aa.ssu3
aasn d Fort Pinksns proves unsras.
The Timss' Oorrsspondsnt rsitsrssss
sna4 - atssmpt viii b made 10 pfotision
6umser AF m afmsd xssssi- III - I
sisassta Ars % hsf, tksy win inrsle Wat
svex kroRhle fellows.
Col. Sumnar and Cana. Brisson have
been ordered 10 the Ras39A
The Hsraldss oosresponasas which arb
1tAntlslly reitafasss tie forsxoinx - !:
Csps. Tablet carried iastrnot;one - 90
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Hov. Dsanison, oil 0kso. p,.srs. 10
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md rasarns home 10 sxssnts his pisdee.
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Lord palmeston in D sssech 10 his
constitnsats, advsRsed Vi de Amsxissa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10

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70 Nh NATHAN r. poDaE, who mas go ssA1ss
Ted with eur House from IT'S orsznaSssaons 80
cordisIlY recommend hlm to our forsnsr pasaons -
asesuonsiols man and enc who wlh astsna Lsa -
fsliy and pxempkfy to al eazinAss tasSnssSa y" aAS
go. YsFy Rsspscsfsaly. ..xw
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Faxmarss Bark. Of@sll, VI.
NorthAeld Bank. W..
MonIfeelIo Bnnk. Va.
Bloominxton Bank Ind.
Provincial Bank. Canada.
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MineEr q Planters HANK. N. @.
! Msuufscsuxsss' Bank, Geo
Arsic Bank, VIE.
Hall 4 Bfos. B.ak, VIA.
Bank Of Sing Sing. N. z.
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National bank. IIls,
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Bark Of WssAoas Va. -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10

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Bssls, but 10 oversight, waa nsgissssd.
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COLTS
PATENT FIRE ARMS MAA'Tse co.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10
OFFICER q PUsEY,
BANKERS,
Tax Paying 3 oosssctins Agents.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
.ww,rxu WIN PusEY,
TAoAAS attorney 81 Law
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03
DIR. M'LANE'S vERMIFUGE,
PREPARED BY FLEMING BROS. OF
PITTSBURG


u During practice of more than twenty
years, DR.. M'Lane had attended innumsrable
patients afflicted with every form Of worm dis.
ease. and was induced to apply all the energies
Of his mind to the discovery Of . vermifuge, or
worm destroyer, certain IN its effects; the result
of his labors is the American Worm Specific,
now before the public, prepared BY Fleming
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may be given alike to children of the most ten
der age, or to the aged adult; it purges mildly
and subduss fever, and destroys worms with
invariable success. 1t is easy Of Administra-
ton, and as it does not contain mercury in any
form whatever, no restrictions are necessary
with regard to drinking cold water, nor is It ca
pable ef doing the least injury to the tendersst
infant. An incredible number Of worms have
been expelled BY this great vermifugs.
u Purchasers will be careful 70 ask for DR..
M'LANE's CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE,
Manufactured by FLEMING BROS. of Prrrs.
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are worthless. Dr.. M'Lane's gensine Vsrmi.
fage, also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now
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esnsins seitAouf tAe signature Of
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03

The PRAIRIE FARNER.-This pioneer
Of all western Agricultural and Horti.
cultural Journals, commences a new vol
ume January 1st. and enters its 7wsnty
first year Of existence. It's present pro-
pristors have added to its general attrac'
tiveness, and its usefulness is beyond
question. 1t ought to be in every family
of the land.
The propristors have concluded to
place the paper within the reach Of every
cultivator of the land, by offering it q
the unprecedented low price of One Dol
LAR in clubs of TwEETY.
Also in Clubs of Ten for One Dollal
and Twenty-Five cents per yearly copy.
One extra copy to the person getting
up clubs oS six and over.
Price Of single subscription, %.
copies for S5. 6 for 80.
This is lower than any paper of tha
class has before been offered, considering
the material it is printed on, the illus
trstions, and character of communica
tious.
There is no Office in the West wher
club of Ten or Twenty cannot be oh
tained with little effort. Published b,
EMERY &CO., Chicago, Ill.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03
Correspondence.
(FOr the Chief.)

COMING, N. Y, December Is, le6O.
Mn. Epnoa:-I find, in my travels through
the country, that the great subject Of discussion
10 the dissolution Of the Union. The passage
of the Secession Ordinance BY the South Caro-
lima Convention, is looked upon as in itself
harmless thing; but the sentiment Of the pco-
pie generally is, that there can be no such thing
a. peaceable secession Of any Of the States, and
should South Carolina Interfere with the laws
or property Of the General Government, then
force must be used to bring her into subsection.
have but little doubt that there will be col
lision before long, ard blood will be shed. That
State has now gone % Gar that she viii nst b
inclined to rscede, and war seems inevitable.
Those Southern fre-eaters appear perfectly in
fatuatsd. They talk Of starving out the North
and yet are sending large orders to Cincinnati
and other points for bacon and -four, and want
credit, at that. A large proportion Of the pro.
visions needed for the Seeding Convention a
Columbia, 8. c., were obtained, am informed
at Chicago. That looks like starving out the
North with vengeance. The feeling Of the
people all through the country. l find, is increa'
sing against any movement Of secession.
Respectfully Yours, &C..
.a'ra $50 c. GRAHAM.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03
CI,inir,r.i CosaIo,ironiiir,rra.is Anr, Assocrar1os.-W'

CosaoroiiraS Arr AssocrATIoN.-We
have heretofore neglected to present to
our readers the announcement for
the seventh year Of this Associs-
ton but it will now Be- found in
another column. Tbs object Of the
Association is . very laudabls ons-the
encouragement of Art. and the distribu-
ton of choice works throughout the eoun-
try. Every subscriber. for e3. receives
the magnificent Cosmopolitan Art Jour-
nal for one year. copy Of the splendid
Engraving entitled "Fallstaff Mastering
His Recruit" and four admissions to the
Art Galleries, in New York. with
chance of drawing valuable engravinsa
in addition. Every .subscribsr will re-
ceive more than his moneys worth. in,
dspsndently of the. shaaee. subscrip-
tions will be received only until the even.
ing of the 3lst inst. so that there is no
time for delay. The Editor Of the Chief
will forward the orders Of those who de-
sire to become subscribers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03

ANOTHER BREAK.-John B. Floyd,
Secretary of War. has Withdrawn from
the Cabinet. because Buchanan would not
order Major Anderson from Fort Sump-
ter. and give it up to the traitors. The
only wonder is, that the President did
not comply with his demand. However.
Buck let him slide. a. much as If to say:
"Well, if I can't do anything mean
enough to salt you. and you have stolen
enough. and won't stay any longer. l guess
you'll have to CO." o-rsr "
1t is rumorsd that the Secretary of the
Interior. Thompson. and the new sscre.
tary of the Treasury. Thomas. threatened
to quit from the same cause: but Thomp.
son is prevented by the difficulty which
the Indian Trust Fund swindle has gotten
him into. The Cabinet is rotten, and
falls to decay even as it's burial day sp.
proaches.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03
TO CONsUMPTIvEs.

The Advertiser, having been restored 70
heakh in few weeks BY a very simple remedy,
after having suffered several yean wish severe
lung affection, sud that dread disease, Con-
sumpsion-is anxious to make known to bis
fellow sufferers the msaps Of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he Vii; send copy oi
the prescription used (ftss Of oharge.) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will nnd suRs CuRE yoR CoHsunP-
rros, AsrrnA. Baoncnrrs, &c. The only eb-
Jscs Of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
ton 10 10 benefit the afflicted, and spessd in
formation which he concsives 70 be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try HE remedy
- it will cost them nothing, and nay prove .
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamaburgh, Kings County, New York.
nev19 -S0-ly
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03

BucHAHAx's INrARrIALIrY.-When q
few starving and houseless settlers in
Kansas banded together to protect them.
selves. and an imbecils Judge. becoming
frightened at shadow, soampersd to Mis-
souri, and telegraphed that hundreds o.
Abolitionists were after him. the President,
with no other evidence, ordered Gen. Har.
nsy post haste to tina scene ofths disturb.
ance, with the United States troops. to
conquer peace. When traitors to the
Constitution prepared to seize United
States fort at Charleston, and the COM
mander begged the President to send re-
Inducements, when his constitutional ad.
visers give it as their opinion that the
request should be complied with. and
when the commander in chief of the
United States armies declared that rein.
forcsmsnts should be sent. Buchanan OBJ.
stinately refused to send tho required aid.
for fear of offending the traitors No
wonder people begin to think him insane.
1t would be we'll for his honor if it were
30,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03

T We see. by the last number o'
the Nemaha City (Nebraska) Herald.
that Rsuel Noyss. not wholly unknown to
some of our citizens. Yourself included,
has become associate sditor. If his sdi-
torial career is characterized by - much
honor as some other transactions We vol
Of, ths Herald may as we'll appoint an
executor, and write its will. But il Blue
Springs shares and salt fish can make q
paper go. perhaps it will "wiggle" along
for while
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
VIM. II. Iones VI. Columbus Parker.

TT appearing, by the return Of the o6lser. that
l. personal service cannot be made on the de-
Esndant in the above entitled cause, IL Il order
ed BY me, that publication be made in the White
Cloud Kansas Chief, Of the object and psndsn-
cy of said cause, which is 70 recover the sum
Of $49.00, with all legal interests and costs
that have accrued,) for labor performed. DANA
ges on contract. and money paid 70 defendast's
use; and u.less said defendant appear at ny
once, in the Court House. in Hiawatha, ON the
third Monday in February, A. D. 1861, at one
o'clock, P. NJ, Of said day, and plead or demur
10 plsintiiY's bill, the same will BE- taken -
true, and Judgment rendered against defendant.
Given under ny hand, this 27th day Of De-
cembsr, 1860. b. X. YOUNT.
Justice Of the Peace.
January 3, ls6l-3w. Printers fee, 81.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03

HACK L,xK.-Messrs Keaton & Moul
tin have taken the contract to carry the
tri- weekly mail between Atchison and
St. Joseph and Nebraska City. They
have mt on line of hacks. and run oil
night, which brings rs the news about
day earlier than formerly. Going up
the mail arrives here at ! o'clock in thu
evening; AMI going down. in the morn
ing, before day. The hacks likewise carry
passengers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03
e. Petitions are being cireulated

~ Petitions are being circulated
throughout the County for signatures.
praying the Legislature to pass an aci
submitting the location Of the County
Beat to the vote of the people. Indi-
vidually. We can see no benefit to ariss
from such thing. but it will cause al
most interminable strife and dissensions.
Whatever We may have thought at one
time. We now think. taking everything
into consideration, that the County Seat
had better remain where it is. There are
several aspirants for the honor. but the
success Of neither of them could benefit
the upper end Of the County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03
Waman LeIswish ". Abuer Hsckvortl

Waman LeHwieh ". Abner Hsckworth.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will ensf
~ for sale, at public auetios, at the ooor o
the Court House, in the town of niawaths' n
D. 1861, At one O'Clock, p. H.. Of said day. the
following described real estate, 70 Wit: The
north east qsartsr Of section No. eIsven. (f1)
in township No. two, (2) Of sa.ge No. lftsss.
l1s) situate. lying and being IN the Coanty ef
Brown, and Territory Of Kansas: said real -
tate having been levied on BY ne, 70 satisfy sn
order of sale which issued from the Second
District Court, sitting in BrevH County. fos ~
trial Of causes arising under The laws Of kaneee
Territory, in favor Of the plaintiff and sesinss
the defendant in the above entitled cause, sno
70 me directed, - Sheriff Of said County.
Given under my haad, this eh day Of Deeso
Der, A. d. 1860. 2'fa
-, l JOHN II. SCHENCk: gGs
Sheriff OF Brown County, ~
December Q, 1ee0-Sw. Prs fss'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03

~ Tho workings Of Souti Carolins
secession are beginning to be felt at home.
Money is needed. and q forced loan oil
$500. 1000 has been levied upon the plan
ters. which they must fork over withou,
grunbling. or be considered and treated
as disaffected persons. This is but q
slight eommsncemsnt. The people will
have to bleed until they are impoverish.
cd. Then we shall hear howl to ano.
ther tune than the one which now greets
our ears. Let them 60. Ere long they
will come to their senses. and beg to b
received back and forgiven.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03

~ It is reported that Marshall Coun'
ty. in this Territory, has seeded. chosen
officers, and set mp . Government Of her
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DisAppsasANcE OF FossILs.-Geoio
gists pretend to describe the origin, cha.
racter and age Of fossils-when they
came, how they came. and what they
once were-but they give us no specula
tions as 10 the probable disappearance.
from time to time, of fossiliferous depos
its; in fact, they do not express an opin-
ion as to whether they viii ever disap
pear. Yet. in our day. fossils are rap
idly disappearing. and other forn,atious
taking their place. They have been
found in the political sphere. embracing
in its composition. the layers called Fed
eralism. Democracy. Notification. Sla-
very, and Disunion-the latter two being
more recent alluvial deposits. Of Ilaek
cast.
Old Buck is fossil. brought from
deep down in the layer Federalism.
Long exposure to the political atmos
phere is having its effect. and he is rap,
idly crumbling to decay. He will soon
disappear entirely. and his place be sup
piled with q fine specimen Of granite,
called "Old Abe"
Cass is fossil, also founi deep down
in the earlier formations. He has with.
stood exposure much better than Buck,
and appears to have been Of more sub
stantisl nature. But he has disappeared,
and his place is occupied BY deposit o.
guano, which. however, will soon give
way to something more solid.
Judge Williams is an antediluviar
conch-shell. brought up from the very
foundations-from the "old red sand
stone" of politics. He. too. is fast fall
ing to decay. and is being crushed ont BY
the Montgomery" process.
Ssmmedary is . fossil found neare
the surface than those above described
He originated in the layer Democracy
and when 6rst brought to light. was foun,
lying enseonsed in "quasi quires." H.
has disappeared. and in his place is nov
found specimen Of "Besbe soap stone
Petit is fossil of the "hard crab
species, likewise found in the layer De
mocraey. He retains his rotund proper
tions remarkably we'll. and it is though
that he will be preserved in liquor. ant
bequeathed to the people of Kansas Al
long as be lasts.
The fossils found in the layers Nulli6
cation. Slavery and Disunion, are more
modern, and embrace numerous species
such as "dough-faces, dirt.eaters.' .
"Union savers" pimps." pap-suck
ers," etc. They. being imbedded in al.
luvial deposits. were washed out by the
recent political food which swept ovel
the country. The food played havoc
with the ricketty political novels scatter.
ed over the broad face Of the country,
and in the commotion, many have feared
that the national foundations would be
undermined. But it is only the alluviam
AMI sand that is being removed afte,
which, more substantial political tenc'
ments will be founded upon the primitive
rock of the Constitution.