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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
Judge Ranney on ths HuiEh4ssof the
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Judge RAxxKY made powerful speech for
the prosecution in the cause OF the Golden
Circle Ills closing EoEd4s Jq.FFs 5sPRgEtea' Sz
the Herald as follows: ad -avoh mid
In closing. Judge Rahnsy- pod4elSut ths
vials II. Ais Fmdi igration on those who Imagine
the daiaotra4ip dfIIB lFetRs'ircs 70 bt a5ISn1
by secret societies. That pafty,to which be
war PrpuF to belong, il ecndel by the whole
history Or cur country. and by the Fseolectiona
| of every battle ,feld. If aRy had erted by
taking the first obligations, he.YoVld say tke
democrai ic party need not TO b9 pfoleclb Iltn
any such nlancr. Stand on the kohse tops
said h., proclaim to fhe wourld That men ara
to be protected in their constitutional rights.
but doAt,, hide it beneath sqI3se5esg ID lhs apa
obligations Cease the toinf9oii1g 81 The dStar'
of Bethlehem and tall rs about being quar-
tered ard thrown d,t OF az, four gates of gate
less cities. Such things create sdsricion on.
He kncw there are nen who have IOokt1i
With pIesur9 ch the march Of ;he rebels toward
Washington Blinded by partnership they
have Forgoiteh hat .ibraham Lincoln is noths.
log and nobody, except as he teRrese6tS.ths
government and the people, .Lnt those who
so far forgotten their Obligations to the go. !
vernment as to conspirc against IL Be punish
ed as they deserve, and let bose whe. ate net
guilty Be exoncratcd from suspieiotsa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
snIdinra, r.attsra /.

Great complaint is made BY the authorities
Of the general curelcssness displayed N S4dttas
sing soldiers letters. At the present time
there are over 4, ono letters Tying in Washing
ton, which from the careless manner which they
kaYc lcrna addrrssed, viii scarcely even ,yescb
The parties for whom they arc INTENDED. -
Ia Rriting to your friends ins camp, .Yp1
should always ase n plsjp gRFclePFiaahf writs
as iegible as passible iITegalpe Of tEs leFSah
addresstd d. on shcuid also eive the letter OF
the compauy.to which he heldngS. fhe number
or name Of the regiment, and P3aee of location.
Thus, for Instance; 7Joha Sn,i,h Company
A. Col Blacks Regiment. Penh.t ToluntesuN
near Fort Corccran. Washington. ID. c.
BY the exercise ofa litis care, and the OBJ
servance of tie above directions, your letters
viii al NAYS reach their destination; but ether
wise, The chances arc asainst The parties for
whom they are addressed ever receiving
thcni. R'l'- .-t1 t. 80. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25


REBEL Qc,gTIs.-1be traitors are geop,
ing more quaFFelshrge Is tee time for a" Pres
ilcEtial" election draws near. The iRjchaoud
Examiner. an original Soeessiop o5gangis as
bitter as gillupo stephens. II charges the
Cotton States with uhonopobzing all the i'm
portant Offices to the exclusion oGthe Border
States, and moreover accuses Stephens Of be,
ing corrupt man. II spys "the South has done
nothing iosdese r, e suchta nfietion as the put'
ting of Stephens in a position where, there
would be an even chance of bis 'becomipg
President for eve or six years" frop which
! ii appears that JEFF. Davis lease Of life isn't
thought to be worth much; and the Examiner
closes its article thus: ta,.s
He (Stephens) is the pet, the idolsthe, hope
of every corrupt, spoilsmRn and jobbsr. in The
South. geE some reasop, best kpowRt to then
,selys, they think 'Alcck Stephens tho groatest
man in tire country, aud that wheu he mounts
the purple they will be all right. The cit-
cumstance is as suspicious one. Let II teach
us caution.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

Kind friend o. my youth present
This volume well wishing, % thee,
And in knowing thOu art e0ltent
Many thanks thou ha9t tAe1s from me-
How long, Oh hosE long has it been
Since We sported 20 EaYly togetheri
Fond memory rstzErs ne again
Those days we were dear 70 each other
Need tsI thee Of days that were ours,
In school or beneath the green shade,
Or sitting beside the bright IRE,
While JOY dVslt serene Ger our heads
You have not forget, lady frisHd,
Though many the days that have hoWn,
when our tastes, our hearts and our minds
Seemed almost content in one
And now thou art dearer TO ne
Since know thou still art the same,
And never no never will leave me
The heart would gladly call mine.
And now must leave thee again,
Away in the FAR west TO roam:
But wilt thou not think OF me then,
As though / were with thee At home.
Yes, think Of me, think Of me then,
when Byron you're gazing upon,
And in thinking you need not complain,
Ny feelings for thee are the same.
When Charlie forgets has dear friend,
Or fails 20 add more 30 her joys.
Forsake, yea forget him; he's been
A traitor to friends and 20 foes
OXFORD TOWNSHIP.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

The Secretary of War is becoming impa-
tient with the expense of bands of MUSIC for
the army, as it already amouuts to a sum that
will make this single item Of expenditure
81 900, 900 year.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

John Bell is now residing at Nashville, with
his son-in-aw, one of the numerous Yateman
family. He is not only politically, but also
financially ruined, and his love for liquor is
said to have Increased greatly Of late. . -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

IElaar caste: send yOa fsw nnss which aeeon
panfed Hyron as present wOald BE- pleased to have
ehQm mpEaAF In your ealuuus.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

SE1F-SEArING STAMPED NEwsFAPER WRAP
PzRss.-Tbe Postmaster General has ordered to
b. placed on sale at the Post ofic new
and convenient form of newspaper wrappers,
which will supply long existing want on the
part of the public. These wrappers are form
ed OF oblong square sheets, gummed at one
end, and adapted to any sized paper.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

'You must take the responsibility" as the
as the man said to his wilr when The child cried >
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04
NO. 90.


/ Gogscu BEHryas Aags l9s ls6ls
Tho PostSwassamia Ooansy Tsachsss'
Institute mat pslrsuaas - sall eg the
Coansy supsrinssndenk.
On motion Of Prod. Hawas Of Das
Aoiness Caleb Baldwin was slssssd Pras-
idsn., and Thomas Oaiser and !. D. Rss,
Vice Presidents, MFR. Baldwin, not being
prasant, Dir. Rue took the chaiE.
On aaosien Of N. d. Linaon Dir. Baker
was elected ssesssasy. He Wishing to
De excused, was released aad N. nj. Lin
ton was appointed Ia bis stead, and Aisa
Annie V. Bandy sssisaaas Secretary.
The lassisats was spsEs4 ritz p<sysr
by toe Rsv. j. n. Goolmaa.
Prod. LiningR offered ths following
kesolmsion so-wit
hss0sUsa, That tbs sessions of tina In
stisuts shall be a. follows
From Q 4. M. to IL n. and from Q p,
d. 20 . I. NJ Evening Session from 7
Il. M- to . p. III. Leisure from 8 p. N.
Adopted. IL
Mesasss John c. Lininger, David Baker, |
Jr., Wm. Baker, and Misses Annie v. |
Bandy and Mary PinkmTton were ap-
pointed a committee on Resolatious to re- |
port On Friday.
Misses Maggie Werlich Ella Y. Kendall, |
sarah a. GAYLORD and Asasrs. Gary l.. |
boyers and Spencer ID. Smith were ap-
poinssd ~ critics. ...
The Institute adjourned ansil Q z. M.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

REwARD.-The Illinois Central Rail-
road Company hare offered reward of
$500 for the apprehension and eanTia-
saon OF the person or persons who placed
distractions On the track of thas read,
near Thornton, On the night Of suaday
tho 18th inst.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

CEn4g RAPrDs & MISSOURI 4. R,--Ths
track On this road has been laid fifteen
mites west Of Cedar Rapids, and the en-
tire forty miles, first pIsced under con-
tract, will be completed by the last Of
September. . =.#
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

~ The military depszunents Of Dala-
ware, Maryland, portions Of Virginia, aad
the eity Of Washington have been con~
solidated in one department. under Gan.
AcC CiellaR. Gans. Dix and Banks are
thus placed in subordinate positions
Fortress Mosroe Is net included in this
new arrangement. ...-.. ....
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04
EoR THE EAsT-ExTREsIoE on THK
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
A2g

g
OPEN 10 AAREgGot
Daily 1as ranninS dlrectly1 1ast frua 9eaiEAl Toxs
| to Chicago. 5e Aiies stssinz sawsz4-Ao Miles
/ SzrshsT West. Moss direct reuts 70 chtesg0
ard the East IL via &as
! CHICAGO ROCK BLAND AND MISSISSIPPI
AND MISSOURI RAILROADS.
0niy Line tTum Central Iowa to EhSdaSo under Fs
management fhs Mississippi and aissogri r n
is e2aIRistso 10 Mersnga aEsa soon be ar,x
sd farther weSts Ds8 Me6aes aAd Goazsril HJsFYs
Passengers viii fA shis route the shbrtpst Sauiek
s&E and Best, aSst1ias al dei&ys the Mi&aRsfypi
RIyeF. Chase soansstiSna are Bsaae afth the VI -
terra stage Gonpaag-
Pssssn9er sa4 kzgrsas 7yaszs asses aaresgo Gas-
~ ~ 20 r, NJ, eswsssHS ~ CkGeasa aa steJcck
~ aszf ssrwfas
No charge for 3FansfsF Il BaSxzSa al EktsMza 49,
Sleeping Cars are On an aiakt lFaIas Trains con-
aeE AZ Ehic1ga vita fhs tFaias on che Eastern lines
FACES FoR ax0CE SHIPPERS
stoSk leaving M8TSmga 81 ~ r. @ arrives at
ohseAso 81 % tae next @aEnang, la siEaa fer the
early Asfkets and stek trains af the EasteTB lines
The whole time consumed at the Mississippi Riv-
ssss Hs& sxeeea s=amsS sasaassz. Ehese /. nc
change Of cars, no fesrtaEe or delay
Ths 0peaaax sf the h. d u d. D.. 10 MxEangp
s14ktaa r&zaas8 dfiFiAg A&pck SF1m Ds& Moznam M
other poants Ia CsatFal and Western fowa, before
eonsIaeTe& eSHaIy distant frsns the aasgsnt roads
10 awe thxsa Gays driving and fgu 10 90 10 hourJ
On the ears ever auy ether FeutA.
Stock will be esllxsTa 70 any af The al sTeni yards
at Chicago
rae M D M n n. ia now beaag exstxsse,s svwwt Of
Aarsng0 aaa faRt 90 eosaplssad stacg sralas viii
be ran 60 tAe end oE sha SKaak
Every facility for aAe xAipwasnS Of Ca
Aiea Fgelahks IS tew asvta sn8 SthRF roaSe azd no
pains spared e reader u Ehs naess daaasahaa rouss
ffem Tews 10 cEtssFa.
TamouaA TIexRTs 70 al principal paints in sAe
Enaa@d stssea aud C&asdass hg sis rsasss. asa pc
pfecufsA 1t WasaiHgsoa, Iswa Eaiy and aarsags.
asa4 grsasat and Tsakss Assaa
IanRasy u, f&5@. III
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

A RoeEET BalaAps. The New York
oonmereiAl ADVERTISE of aonday STATES
that N atteaaps 10 organise Beckett
Brigade 10 70 BE aade, and thai Messrs.
Eagss she pyrssechasssa Of Jersey Oisy,
are the parties aasrassed with iss fornaa-
taon. Ls 10 70 consist of 600 nsan. and
vii ~ snes be mcespassi BY che Govern.
naezt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04
20 pAv1n raHs

TTSo pAv1p q CoHS. ~
9eagseaaNR--Yem sre hsx@ny nssgssa shaf
shsEs IL asw On ae Ia tAa sse ~ sAs ggegk Of shs
ptstxt1 CoaFf In PaktawAtEAmae Eeazsy fsu1 a
Pszssfoa ~ AEaan, Caassse& 4 saa. csa;tsstnx ag
asn saa s3sa ef RNm MnEAF@A and sagssy -aga Hasy-
aye eas~huDaTed degaaFss 10 aauaIss aas ea ygsss
certain PFo9stSsosT RosHs. s1esaEad te Eh4a III TIE
Ea0fasks q 1nsss AaEssA su@ sewasnhas 1885, alza
4sxsna that HxIs 0t atsazAasnz Mag ID isssasd ~
sssmst ystf ggaaa unSsasas, fznas #ssa fenesusnss
kmhaza x4a$ Astas@EAaas hAs bsan 4Axaea ara lRgy
naEe sessFdinsiy1 . sscare p&yr@nt al aasa eaalz
80 shaS Msasss y0a appsar sad pssad fAafsto hy
aes assEn5ag u shs sseasa Dag ~ tie Asxf 4sraa
q sssa Eanxts 20 % ba@nB aaa k0sssan Ii Ca@nssi
nsaas, Pssts~astsxsis ssaaEy, Iawa, On ne Pirss
MSaaay - Aasass, 1Bsl amagmsms win ~ esssssrsl
a@sans& Nsa sasge&n
SAMKs wIgaaAMs.
&Hzya ter PzzfB
saAz8a khst kss aea9s a0ztea - pahlksassA Ia to
NeEn&ta MaHas 5Aa&se E0E a0ax weeks enwssrussFnsy
~, " EEnnTCE.
-. G1sss passklss Gsaxzs
ANFA1 - faSas &w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

MetIss n Asxsay g4vua. taaE sks anaaszixuaa
Administrator sf the Estate of MaxaHu Rutt@i,
and AnnA Matfanz asrsassa, late az Psakawatsssalm
aantyy seAgS aS Euw@y WILL en Saturday the FsFht
azT az 5ass8s A. D. lssl, eetwnem the hours as h
o'cteek a. H. ana ~eieek r. h. sell at pnhlls As.s
ttoa, su sRaFr sEaisns, sh8 foRioNiag perssaal pf
sgtFs esasaSaaE 40 saaa Eaaaks, consisting 81 ths
fallawsaa property, te~wiGs s-=
Ftys bead es Castia. sEg hsad o1 Horsss eza two
acFsa wsssm and EafmeaG, swe sythss aasf gnAshsx
aae swa hsTa@ ga3w, 10 DRAG Teeth, sna sled asss
saSyei pIew, enc Eanniag Nil six hesd of EIoks
one CHifavatoF az6 six L,T9 Eeods Baxas
TaTsaa as s&les s&e-AaaTsA aawm the sal&sssn an
tweive maatha tSaas, villa good and awnxoypa aasg
earaty. SAis 10 saEnzAence as ii sie4sek 4 m
Al BUMP AarsafnssssAtsx
satAss aslkew NJ = Anns Raatsn. Dagsa.
May o. 1851. Aw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

MAraA asg.-~The reason alleged By
Mayor BerEet, Of Naahiagtoa, for bis re-.
fasai TO take the oath Of allegiance, was.
that being msmber, sz-oeao, of the
Q. ). Police Board, she cath eoald aos
properly Be sxasaed of Aiaa. The gues-
tion has been referred so the Aitofaay
General.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

August 3, 2 P. N.
The knasisuse mel pursuant TO adjourn
asnt. On mstina the Iassstuss gent L.
to the eaection Of efSsers for the ensuinx
year.
Resulting In the elaction Of ]. q. Rue,
President and WA. Baker, Secretary.
On melton me Exseutivs csamissse
was appointed by the eh&irman, who were
Asssrs Prouty, Lintna and Baker, sBd
Misses Z. d. Hull and Ella r. Ksadail.
Prof. LiniageT Huvsd tha& the funds Of
the Institute be as the disposal Of ths Ex-
scnsiEe Commitsee-Caxried.
On mssien the report Of tha COMMITTEES
was receivsd and adopted.
The Couaaittee on resolutions reported
Toe following, which alter soms discus-
siea was unanimously adopted.
Resolved, Thai the thanks sg sasaEmvti.
staEe are duey ana a3s hereby, tendsrea 10
'ssf. l.. ID. H&wss, eE Bes Moinss City
sad our woFahy DouRty Sapegin4sndsa6,
j.. d. Rae, for the aisle and siSseisss zasEs-
neE In which shsy haxa sondaessd ahs in
sasaase. ~ Il n sa
Resosuad, Taat the thanks oil the Euass-
sate are EenaeEed to the cisixsns Of Ooaa-
cii BluGs for their hospitality sxsanded
20 the Teachers.
Rzsoseed, That We aekaowledgu our
Indebtedness fov the uss Of shs Prasby-
terrain Chareh dariag the session Of sha
Institute.
Rssosrsd, That we earnestly rsaosaaasxa
our Representative la the State Boszd sg
kdaeasson to use kis iuaaense 20 hava she
afhcisacy Of ths Coustg Sapasinteaxaaasy
restored By rs-a1joining apoa the County
saperintendaas the daEy Of visiting tbs
scnools uf hia Coausy.
Assoaoea, That we regard Tsashsxs, In
stisatea ~ an iapsFs@at aaxiliaxy In pEe-
pairing Teachers Tor the saccessFuI dis-
ehasge Of their duties, That, La nhose
Teachers who have willingly ahsenssd
themselves from this Iassitata we ao ucs
rseognizs the tue spirit Of the TeaahsS.
RssoJrsd, Thas we appreciate che iasu-
snOs exersed by d Sehsol Jaurnal. and
nat We wish TO see the Iosra &choal
JoagaGl bronghs up % ths highest exeai-
ence possible, and taat we rec0amexd
.hs teachers gansrally 70 aid IN making it
indeed the saasasaoaAl Joarnai Of sAs
State.
On aaosion, RssoIeed, Taas sAs sscre-
.ary furnish sas Nonpagel and Baags Of
hia place and she kossa ScAoos IoavnaI
) cSpy Of the proceedings and rssolusions
ii this Ins&ItEkM with S@sSuaaa khMx KfNw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

- Tas Hannioal Messenger leasrss
from gsnsisnan q th8a eIsy, thas 100
sscsszieuisEs wers sssn ID the western
part of Marion eoanty, ca Tassday, max
ing sheaF war South % Join Moe'allsagh's
array. y J. aaia thai JAaksea has order
d al bis sahsrsats NoEsh d fhs Missouri
.riseg % JOIN him II Ghs sosthwass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

2As4gass x3s a. 81.
The Institute met parsusa,s to adiouyu-
msnt- Prof. Rus I'm ths Chair. Opeuea
With prayer BY Prof. Kac. Q
The minutes were Rad assss adouted -
The critics gave In their reports bot not
50 fully as common. On Inosioa OF aar.
Cook they wesel coasasnusta to repogs nj the
close Of the sesaion. '*s-s..
Grammar was taken up by Prof. Hayes
and conducted ~ a rscfsatioa.--Rsoeas 5
minutes.
Arithmetic was takea up By Prof. g. d.
HAYES and the cubs root faiiy explained.
After shoTs c0nyeysation on Dseiau-
s&soas and compositions the Enssssuta ID
Iourued until 2 r. VI. 1t II. s--a-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

4. Bls Taase--CAarlss q. Das 4 o.,
hars maas20 DO aniforsas, each eonsiss-
isg Of . eeas and paasalocns, sinee sha
lSsh AZ April. Those faR tbs Fifxh Raxi.
sasns wess made Il gasd dns.Ale diets
sha Eegalas army easah Hargfovd nm<s.
q Tbs rxaIta sss andsrstand auaoant 10
esar s5e.oD. Asssrs. Dsy 4 Co, goa
shs proAss; asll right, y = thsY ars GOOD
R1pabliaaaa- Ishs soldiers gos misasabls
saaahas ssaa right We sappesa, a. aaass
u thein we're Dsmosrsss. And sAs farua-
ssa 40 naaeAanies of Connscsseut hare ID
pay inaFeassa aaxss y f0ot sAs halls.
The Abalisiaa 8esssnor and Ais plaaasr-
ing ssuap foagsssfs s&y sAaa ~ ssfsail
sigas -bus sha az psgsss aons sAsna
so. Bfidsepor1 { gosn.l Fwz.er.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

ins Institute eaaTeaed ss P. Al.
Frof' hAwes being introduced to the
aaaieace delivered an elegant aeS inter
ssting lecture % the Mission of The Teach
81 ~hlch was followed by the ainging of
the '"Rsd, White and Blae.'' bv the
choir.
The Institute adjourned until to~nor-
row morniag 8 O'Clock.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

August DO 0 A. NJ.
The Institute met pursaaas 10 adjourn
meat and was opened with prayer By the
Rev. II. Adams.
The inmates we're read and adopted
Prof, ]. c. Lininger mored to have a
recess Of Ave minutes ID shs close of each
exereise-Carrissa.
The committee on Criticisms reported.
On motion the same committees with the
addition Of J. A. Sylvester, was eon&ia-
ued.
Prof. Z. ID. HaweS submitted his man
ner Of teaching Practical ArsEhnetie-
Recess. ...s /
AF. VIM. Baker presented has manner
OF teaching Geography to beginners-Re-
cess minutes.
Prof. Hawes gave his method o7 teach
ing Grammar. a~t r@
Adjourned until 2P. Vi.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04


L NOW OPEN TO oTTUMEA, FIFrx MILKs.
.E'srfAsT Fesf LAam Sms oEksr Ezasxosd ss Lssss
In eaanzxleu wfEA iha
CHICAGO. BUaLxAGToz QUINCY RAILRoAp
sAevf%st Q@leAess nas Hsss Roxss
70 Chicago, yev Tosk, Boston, Philadelphia and
and to all points IN EaLESls, Indiana hlchlEan Ohio
and Canada,
/ Two Tralas Dails leave and arrtvs fsuadayu sx-
reptsd) az follows:
LEAFE oTruAwA. ARaIvE AT CHICAGO
20 H. =, =. sla s'eioek, p, R-
E~CoaRecting Al GalezburEh vita the sorthTrn
Cross Rsiirosd faE 0aaRcyt al Msudota with tsg
uiiHols CentEal Railroad, for Ga8ena aud DunIsEth
4hd si, Louis and Cairo, at Darlington witA taxt
saaiiHS Pack ets Tor ST Louis.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ETFAgpEBh 20 New Yogk In - houEs. PxgspD-
ssTS leaving CeRneii RHas, msrnIHE and syening
taxing fhIs Foate, wi arrive iaChiesxo or ST IaE-
Is rom - 70 - seEFs qaidSsT thah by sny slAsx
roate, snd IN ample time to with the great
k&stsTu asd SaElheyn Lines
HET your fzcksts yEs western sLaKs CsEzsasy 20
0tfaf1wa, where you eaa buy ysaE TiekaIs ct she
ssFsssssaa = = No AAalTeaa TiGEss 0aAas, - ALL
TO SHIPPERS OF srOEE
Stock Trains viii rEn regularly leaving daily
Sundays excepted These Yrziny have all tbs rixhfs
81 Passenger Tralns, tkus iaszrisx despatch ana
consequently avoiding ali Ehesa vsxatiftEsa tal.vs
thzt are constantly ocraFtag on othet rostes
New stock pens have been bailt eu both sides Of
the Mississippi close By the Ferry and Brewers ysI
Haa tksse every thing they could wLxh for he se-
e@a1sHsdatIOn Of their stock
ThEoEgh cSntESrtS gsvan TO Chicaed
JOHN q. READ,
Vice President and Superintendent
D. RE4ICK, aen. wetsEn Agen2
Burlington, Frb 2s 1851 IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

August 10, 1891, P. d.
me Institute met parsaant to adjourn
mens, j. .. Raa IN. the ehair. a.-
Prof. Z. ID. Hawes sabEnistssa his nan
osF OF seasnang orthography, 20 the Ia
4alsa1s' showing the greas necessity sAsFs
Is Ia being perfecs in ttis hrasaeh os edu-
cation. $50.
Recsas-Afusie by the ohoir.
The suhieSs Of org&aizing Schools was
discussed BY teachers generally.
L motion was made to saspsad that
part Ut the Resolution requiring the In
stitats to convene &C Z r. M.--CarrSa.i.
The Institute adjourned till SPIN.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

Angasa 2l, Q A. n
The institute mak pursuant 10 axiioayn-
menty Prof. Rns ia the chair.
Opened With prayer By Prot. Liaing-
er.
Tbs minutes were read and asiapssd.--
The reporta of tina sritiea were givsa To
the sasirs satisfaction Of sha Isssisass.~.
Oa motion the spna@ittea wss aensinued.
GraaamaR wa taken up AID pssssassn.
Cd 10 shs Lnssisase By Prod. Liniagsss-
Recess.
praf. Hawes tsok up praesasal Arssh.
sassio, being follawsa BY Wn. Bakss.
Adjourned mil 2 P. T.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

August - p. II.
The Inssitata mss parsaAns 20 aaioasn-
meat, HAes. II. Bsasoau L-, essnasiag
shs ehAix.
Prot. y. ID. Hawes aelfvursd b fsesasse
On sha Obstacles 70 Cpmmoa Schools.
Prof. Laaiager spoks foE few mlnaEem
Ia moss ssasiiag mzaasx.
Tbs ehaEEznaa declared tbs Ens&EkmEs
aalonEnsd sabjsss 70 shs aasI II the axss-
ativs aoszamiskss.
Jas. R RUIZ, oAAirmaa.
n. d. Ixxsa&s ss<Tssaxy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

TsxxasszE---Th sepesaioa @aiorisy in
Tennsssse, as the elessIoa held On ths ssA
a Juae, was al ,273. At the alscsiea oa
The Issaf Aagnsk, wAen sAs vosa wsa
sAkan On sha new toassisation, sAs dssam-
ion Eaajorisy ms rsdseea 70 s, s,Tz7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-21
EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.

Monday at early dawn the troops Of the Fourth reg
ment by order Of Gen Sickles, struck their and
proceeded towards more elevated point Of the island
situated to the northeast of the encampment and three
orrths Of mile distant from the present quarters The
best order prevailed and long before revee sounded
all traces OF the previous sojourn the grounds had
completely disappeared but large empty space between
the Third and Fifth regiments remaining.
The new rcgnen,ai camp. designated Camp Decker,
covers an area twenty acres and overooks the Lower
Bay between sandy Hook and Staten Island II is bound.
ei on the northeast and northwest by ridge Of hills
Scott. and forming natural drainage OF the whole
ground The tents pitched the northeast
slope and are backed by dense woods protecting them
from heavy winds.
Tuesday afternoon an order issued for the First
regiment 70 follow up the movement OF the Fourth and
10 cncsmp tho southwest side Of the parade ground
which was accordingly done, and In less than one hall
hour they had cleared out from the line OF the
sucampnent leaving the Second, Third and Fifth Scr
ments entirely separate and far apart.
The reason assigned for these ements Ia the neces
Aty to accustom the men TO quickly pitch and strike
th.r tents to assure greater discipline BY placing the
regiments further apart and to accustom them to self
reliance by forcing each regiment to mount separate
guard duty, which u Of such vital Importance In an
snemy'e country.
On Wed nesday there will be 4 brigade parade and a
review by Gen Sickles Several military visters are
expected 10 assist About two thousand eve hundred
muskets have been delivered and part Of The troops for
the nrst time, wa appear with their new arms
Much dissat!sfaCtk'a exprssssd !hss W. troops are