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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1s 1881:
ms,aK OPINIONS.


We prefer TO givs the opinions Of the
Republican press as to the object Of this
war, srsd tbs season Of ita sap pert With
ous comment. Conviction may be car
risd TO the hearts OF many q man who
would be settled against any thing We
might say. ~ s@s
The following extracts are fron tbe
iChicago Press & Trfbune;
Nov, cur war is either for freedom or
saaxasy. The rebels have NO aifsealty in
telling what their war 10 for. It is for
| slavery ssrighs out-no mincing or
Imouthing about II. Thus far our war
has seemed 20 be for slavery too. As any
rate ii has not been Sufficiently pronoune-
ed for freedom 10 impress aaribaldi or
any foreign people yita the character of
the alloy. We are all slayeholders-au
NJ sls, The county Ia divided into slaves
| i-slaVa-otcners and slays-Aosdsrs, and
| there 70 an other party here. Tbs slaves
number four millions; the shareholders
nnmheT four hmndred thousand, and the
slsve owBegs twenty yseven millions. Are
ws fghslng for the privilege Of continu-
ing 70 hold the four million slaves for the
foar hundred thousand slave masters p
God forbid! If such is our paTpose, vic
tory will not perch upon our banners; it
ought not to. We cannot enjoy the luz
Hry of keeping four millions Of negroes
in bondage, sod the luxury Of our free
government, much longer. We must
giys up Ehe one or the slaEe ewRsxs will
compel nS to give ap the ether. ..
Ii Is no longer question open to dis
sassiou as to the right of slavery to go
into tha territories. The question now il,
whethsr it has any right to exist at all.
Why, then, this tenderness about she
fact that the attitude of the Government
and the defenders Of the Union, il antag-
onigtie to slavery? Why the extreme
anxiety of some Republican politicians to
avoid the charge that they sustain q war
against staFaEyf q
The North is in arms against slavery. 1t
is lighting against the slavery interest,
and nothing elsa.- RoekLaad Me- Rep.
1t will be seen that slavery Is tue eVil
fount whence secession flows, and men in
the heid will not be very long in diseov-
sring so potent fact; and when thsy
shall have thought little On rhe subject,
they vii make away with slavery, in or.
der that secession may be "dried ap."-
This they will do Is n matter Of course,
and without the slightest regard to the
whistles and wants, the purposes and am
billions, Of politicians and parties. Fitch
burg ReeeiIls.
| They have made demands which we
would not and will not acqulesce in, and
the gage of battle is thrown down, and a
conflict has begun that viii not end until
slavery has received its mortal stab. Do
yea not meet with men who heretofore
despised those that meddIed with Ehe con-
dision Of the slave, but who DOW are fore
most to say that slavery has been as the
root of this matter, and thai slavery must
be taken out Of the way 2-H Henry Ward
| Raa<bar
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER is, 1861,

Posrlos or THE Nav ToRK TRiHuSE.-
The only reason we quote anything from
sbs sow YpFk 7ribasss Ia that ID speaks
thesaassments Of . large porsaon, II nss
ofmssss Of the Republican party, II Ia
For this raasou alone that we place ans
l#possancs or the following sxsrAes frou
a late number Of that paper. 1t ID bui
one Of the many evidences We hare read
OF late, some Of which We have already
placed before our readers, OF the design
there is TO change radically and mate
rally our present. form Of Government.
Read from the Tf4brus:
sfCongresa may do what II will, but shs
gsiqhtisr potesv lciaich is beh8ad Congress
aad all oshsr constituted authority sriU
submit to aoihiHg phich looks TO resto-
ration Of peucs toithosls ase guarantees
Of submission fog the future and fgdens-
gitg for lhs past. The same men who
have tsaehed ballots for quarter Of .
century can handle 0 cartridge with the
same dexterity Of finger. They tciH as
sasiiy and readily oTgaafSs q military
desp0tisua, it Ehe exigencies Of the hour
demand it, IS they can reconstruct On the
foundations Of tranquil arbitration. We
hare opened our eyes 10 the aecessity Of a
stronger esFEra! potCeT, when States are
III ia#aFrss+isE and cities in banded re-
bellion. We suspend the habeas corpus
in public dagger, arfd ses may not only
TssloFe bts4 keep The stfbordinasion Of pop
uLar eieuessts By the sharp discipline Of
the sa1ord!
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18
ALPHABET OF PROVERBS.

A grain OF prudence is worth pound
Of craft ... .l
Boosters are cousins 10 liars,
Confession of a fault makes hall
amends.
Denying fault doubles it.
Envy shootelh at others and woundeth
herself.
Foolish fear doubleth danger.
God reaches as good things By our
hands.
He has hard work who has nothing to
do.
|. costs Us more to rsveass wrongs than
Kuavsry Is she woFst trade.
Learning makes man fit company FOR
himself.
Modesty is guard TO virtue.
Not TO hear conscience il the way to ST.
lence it. 81"
One hour to-day is worth two to-mor-
row.
Proad looks make foul work 10 fair
faces.
Quiet conscience gives quiet sleep.
Richest is he that wants lsast.
| Snail faults induiged are Little thieyet
that let in greater.
The boughs that bear the most hang ths
Lowest. '.- t.#@
Upright walking il sure waking.
Virtue and happiness ars mothar anG
daughter.
Wise men make more opportunitiel
than they can and.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18
arprar.ICaN pLArFnRM,

stPablic sentiment is fast reaching the
conclusion, that, amid the thunder Of
eannun and the roar Of artillery, our pe-
litical atmosphere Is to be purified from
the foul miaslua Of slavery. The grand
principles of the Declaration of indie
penaaace are TO be practically illustrated.
The hidooas barbarism Of slavery, which
has 80 long disgraeed the country and re-
tarded It's progress, Is TO BE- orerthT0scs.
Axp THIS IT IL THAT LIFTS THE CONTEST H.
TO RKGToas FAR ABovK THR PLAIN or sKLr-
fsuhRss, AND MAKES IT wogTaY on THg An-
mIRATToA AND sYaRATHY es TaE cTgHixsn
woALD AAp on uIGaEa TsTELa.aaascRa. -
Ii Is noble and patriotic % light for per-
sonal freedom and for OuL's native land,
BUT TO FIGHT FOR THE GREAf I
PRINCIPLE on HUMAN LIBERTY,
FOR EQUAL RIGHTS AND UNIVER,
tsAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ii
FIGHTING FOR HUMANITY AssE
FOR GOD, AND Ea SUBLIME F.
| OzkaIoosa Hssald, sdsfsa bg Char5e
Bsardsssey and goha R Needbam, ah
fornser ! Lsneosn poss nsdsssy Of sAi
csfp, aud AAe ialter tlas kspssblSeam Gssa
aidats 5or Lieut.. Covaaar.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

IL John Basilowisz, the exaE of Rus
gia, perceiving Sir Jeremy Bowes, tbs
ambassador Of Queen Elisabeth, with his
hat on in his presence, thus reEuked him:
ssHase you not heard, AR, Of she per
son | hare punished for saeh an insult p''
He bad, in facs, panishei him rerr
savagely, by causing his hat 10 be struck
through with nail, and fastened 10 bill
head. Sir Jeremy answxsds
"Yes, sir, bat am the Queen of Eng
lands ambassador, who never yet stood
bareheaded TO any prince whatever, her
represent, and on her Justice / depend Il
do me right, If am irsaitBd.na
"a brave fellow thia,s saGd the ezar
turning 10 his mobiles 50 brave fallos
truly, who dares thus to talk for his sos
ereign's honorl Which of you would d.
80 for ms ?" #
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

TAlErrRAsD Asp ARvoLD

There was q day wEsn Talleyrmnd aE,
rived la Hagrs in hot haste from parissr-r
Ii was the darkest hour In the EEenel
Revolution. Pursued By the bloodhound
| of this reign of terror, stripped Of ever
yestige Of property and poweg, Tallay'
rHnd saaared . passage TO Amegsca, in .
ship about TO sail. lie was 80 bs beg.
gar and . wanderer in . stranga land, Il
earn his daily bread by bis daily labor.
ssfs there an American staying at youg
hoasa au ha asked the landl0fa 0f the bo-
tel III ana bound 10 cross the watsr, and
would like letter TO person of inauence
10 the New World" t
The laadlord hesisated o moment and
replied ssThswe ID y gsnElsaan ~
stairs either from Amsriea os Bgitaia,
bat whether 40 american or Englishman,
| cannot teIi.o @-'
he pointed the way, and TAlisyrand--
who In bis life, was bishop, pFinoe, and
prime minister ascendad tha stairsg 4
nisersbIs snpplians, he stood hsSoEs the
strangers door, knocked and catered.
In the far corner OF the 1imlT lighted
room sat man Og some Atty ysars, his
arms folded and his head bowsd on bis
breast. From . window directly opposite
a food of light poured upon his forehead.
His eyes looked from beneath the down
cast brows, and gazed upon TalIeyrand's
face with d peegliag and searching expires
sion. His face was striking ontl;se !;
the mouth and chin indicative OF an iron
viii. His form was vigorous even with
the snows of fifty years, was clad in dark,
bas distinguished costume. -.
Talleyrand advaneed--statsd that he
was fugitive-and under the impression
that the gentleman before hira was an
American, solicited his kind tesEings and
Offices. ..ts. =.
He poured out upon him his history in
eloquent French and broken English.
''L am wanderer aud an axils. I am
forced to Fly 10 new world, without q
friend or h0me. You are Al American.
Give me, then, beseech you, a letter Of
yours, so that may be able to- earn my
daily bread. The scenes Of Paris have
ailed me With horror, aud life or lanur
would be a paradise to career of luxury
in, France. You will give mB letter to
your friends? 4 gentleman like you has
doubtless many friends" T.
The strange gentleman rose. With q
look that Talleyrand naYer fargot, be re-
treated towards the door Of this next room,
bis eyes looking still from beneath bis
darkened brow. H.l
He spoke az be retrsated backward; his
Eoice was fall Of meaning
Il am the only man born in the New
World who can raise bis hand 10 Con
and say, Il have not a fried-uot one in
all America 3..
Talleyrand never forgot the over
whelming sadness Of the look which ae-
eanpanied these few words.
SRho are your" he cried, a. the strange
man retrsated towards the next room
'what ID your names'' ...
MY name," ho replied, with a smile
that had more of moekery than joy in its
conyulsiTe expression; 'smy name is
Benedict Aruold''
TalleyraRd sank into a chair gasping
the words;
"Arnotd, the traitor i''
Thus he wandered over the earth,
another Cain, wiah the wanderers mark
upon his browi
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

ARNOLD HARRl2.--It will be recollected
that Arnold Harris, Of Washington, was
one of the messengers who weat to the
rebel lines On Monday after the battle Of
Bull Ran, 10 andeavoE to get the body Of
Col. Cameron, and that he was arrested
as a spy and thrust into prison at Rich
mond. 1t 10 aaw proved, by Letters which
he Published since his incarceration, thas
ho is in the interest OF therebels, and that
b. has furnished them with much valua-
bic information in regard to the plans,
operations, and purposes Of the govern
u cnt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

MEMmoTH WaoRrLxBERRrEs.-Acc0rd-
ing to the Marquette LAKE Supcrior)
Journal, ''huekleberries," Or Brobdigna.
giAn proportions, are produced in thai
locality, The editor Of that paper has
seen four Of the berries which in the az.
gregate weighed half an ounce (l28 to tht
pound). They are about the size Of or.
dinary grapes, and they are often sc
thickly set upon the bushes that they re-
sembls long clusters of grapes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

NEWSPAPER CHAsGg.-It is understood
that the New York World and Courier aHd
Eaqairsr, wss sold out a few days ago,
machinery, stock, good will, and all, to
Mr.. John Il. Ford, one of the principal
stockholders, for SO, 900. Ous of this
sum, Mr.. Ford is 70 pay all the debts in
CURED By the establishment since the first
Of January last, and the $l7 900 mort
gage on the Press, held by MIR. Hos.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

HArrxRAs IsLET. Hatteras Inlet Is
about twelve miles South of Cspe Hate
ras, aboas one third of the distance be-
tween slsAi Cape and 0esaeoks Inlet, and
il the pFfaeipsl entrance 70 AiesEnasie
paulfer Soands.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

Su4czDE OF A GRANDSON OF CaTrENpgS.
We learn from the Pensacola 0bserpsv
dat young man named Coleman, > grad
son of john j. Cristendaa, of Ky, and @
private in company Of tho LAT EloEida
Regiment, stationed near Pensacola COM
Haisted suicide Oh tha 25th ult., by cutting
his throat, while suffering from mentaj
darangemsns. He was about twsnty-si,
years of Age,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

ssYouR BABaas NOT Dir RARgRS. '--Ahoat
thirty-fye years ago there resided in the
town Of Hebron, certain DIR. T., who be-
! came very much en- Imored of beautiful
yeung lady resident In the &ase soWRS-~-
The Doctor was strong and decided Pc
do Baptist. They we're sitting tegethsr
one evening, talking OF their approaching
nuptiais, when the Doctor remarked
! ssE am thinkipg, nay dear, Of two events
which shall aumboE among the happiest
Of nay life"
"And pray what may they be, Doctor"
remarked the lady.
some is the hour sshea ahall call you
nay wife for the aFst sima 20
sand the other 2"
''Is is when we shah present our first
born for baptism" :.
"Whasl to be spFiuklsd2''
''Ies, my dear, to be spEiuxled."
s'Neyer shall child Of mine be spTink-
led"
"sfy chiidEen shall all be BprinkIed.'' -
'FThey shall be, hay 20
hffes, my love"
"Wall, sir, | shall tell you, then, that
your babies won't be my babies So,
good night, sir"
The lady left the rosna, and toe Deetar
left the house. The sequel was, thsA the
Doctor never married, and the Lady 10 al
old maid"
A TRUE WoaAx.--T The worlds Wash
Iington correspondent relates the follow
ing:
| was told TO-DAY of a marvellous in
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

As sooa as stranger is iRkrodae~
ed into any company, Oae ok the hrst
questions xhaeh alt visa TO hare aEaw werea,
now does tAas man gst . lixingg And
with reason. he ls no whole man mnlil
ha knows h0w to earn a, blameiess hTai-
hood szeiesy il haF5araas until every
industrious man can gts his living vita
out diEhoneat customs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

eT' Prof. La Mountains machine for
manufacturing gas from steam, which be
designs 10 take down TO Fortress Monroe
this week, Vas tried en Friday last, In
Waterford, n. l., and operated TO the
great satisfaction Of the inFentoF.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

I a. = "a * n. !. 3 3. J. 3. 8.
nassss. - asass u 80 -
rasa ADea. 80 n ..ss asyaa ss
assoas Wnaans y xasass = - ssaa-
aasiasn % oasoA -. ssssf - !,
saaiassgsa $50 eas - 4. 1ssD.sse4sy sasss.y
.Fasssa snas - Woaiu g 49, Hosk-
sng " ~ ksna - - flsll y
asan ~ ssas nss's&ssary ss s's ssFasli -
49,,
II Staa - 81 zAsSsfsf - Il 81 s'ssAs<s -
N8& - 9B gQNktb E9 MS1nka @@0ns
disssDcss 6nf - length . Is sessaad at
twsBsy PAGES both ifa togsshsr; and the
meeting i tor 70 morrow morning as stx
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

Ak ARaUAxST FoR MARElAGE.--The
more married men you have. says Vol
saiEe, the fewer eriaes thexs viii be-
Examine she frighsfai polunns Of cur
criminal calendars--yoa viii there and q
haadred yoaths executed 70 one father OF
family. Marriage renders nan vir-
tuons and more wise. The fathaS Of .
family ii not willing to blaah hefoss bis
children.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

AxoEHxz PLAxBT. The seventiath plan
ct has bean discovered by Mr. Payson, of
Madras, and has been named the Asia, ss
II ID the first discovery Of the kind which
has been made in that quarter Of the globe
IE ia az astsroid between the eleventh and
twelfth magnitude. -A54s" ..s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

60 A yoaag lady lasaiy asked . gem
Eleman she meaaing of the wora surrogate
and the geuileman explained il 70 her as
IA gate through which parties have 10
pass ID get married. ssT'hen I lmagsne, y
said the LADY, ssthas il i i aorrupeaen oa
sogrow- -aaseb ssTou asa righs, miss, z
replied car informant, Gas woaaan il an
abhreyia1ion Of woe 70 naan.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

CO The Louisville gosaraai, Prensi'
es's psper) and the Deasoerat, Published
In the sasas city, both strong unien pa
pers, danounse Geassral Fresaonf's Proc
Ias,asisn In regard to ths slaves, - dis
tasteful to the uniou men Of kensncky.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

The Aaz az CoKgEsRoNnggCg.---W With
ruen the greas difficulty II ii beginning q
iatter-with women, the great difficulty
IL in leaving OF. A woaaan's letter Il
hess expressed By the aigebraiaal 81, =
for IL il : letter that deaoEss au unknown
quantity. Every possserip: i > problssn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

ITO DAVID b cQHE. L.. Z.
9entlenfsa-Teu are HEREBY notified thai
ahexs L. Huw on Gle In the ofse es the Gta&A gf the
pIaarkst Ceart in Peksawstt8mis County. Iowa, n
Pefakipr Of Anson, Csmkteca l. Son, etafnall& gi
700 a1a sRHa OF TeE Hundred snd eiEhay@gna ATTY
ave- enss-huadgsa aoIlaKS, ~ moniss ass - yong
eeYEais pFumIA&oTy neieB exeeEtsd 10 sasaa in tbs
months Of June, Augnss and September, fSssy also
aAkiag that's writ of aftschmsnt may be issssd a.
gaiass gaar g0ada, chattels Lands &aa cassasntsg
lwhsch sata attachment has been issRea and lwyy
made asecydsng1yJ 70 seHFa pasfnsR. sf SAID ssia,
aud tnAs amsess gon appess aRd plead Ksasfste bg
sAe azasRlHg Of ths sse3ad aay OF Eka hs1t term
Oh said Gonss, 10 be begun ADD holaAA Id cosfacli
Biuas Potkawatsamfs coanty, Iowa, Ra khh FIRST
M0aaas In Azgus&, 1881, swssnsas viii ks geaasFess
agalAssSea thaEsgn. #.s.... .z..sss,g,
JAMES u WILLIAMS,
ss AtsYs suF Fs8si
gDyasea saaa GAe aboxs notles ha uhlisAa& In CA
CoaReA niaas Bugis fsf foaE gsska n5usscusiFeiy
H. y AUNuIEE E
Olesk nssssicaGoxgt.
Aprg ID, 1851 49,. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

ImussC CsAaan RRsnAFaa RoR lsakx The
Italian Minister Of Marine, hAs aoassacs-
ID wIsa Ms. Webb, ths Nav York ship
bai4iss, for swo irpn-easad frisass 30 ths
amaaal q tins La asarsss Z.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

CoUSTERFErr.-A Chicago paper an
nounees the fact that there are in circu-
lnsiou. counterfeit bills on the Stase Bank
of Iowa-Des Moines Branch--a genuine
Oil raised 10 8 s.. The figure l has been
sHksn sut and substituted by a s, and the
word oSK has been altered to rrvE. The
left hand lower corner Of the bill has been
torn Oh. .=5.-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

Ravsasissa sT.-A rich naa told poor
man thai laa worked Go gas ssonaach foT
his meat. ~
Sand 1 2 said ths poog man, ~ WORK
10 gsk maak Tor my stonaah.S
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18
5n MILES STAGING sAvEDI
BURLINGTON $ MO. RIVER R. n
IL

xzl-kN
nov orgS 10 oTrUAwA, FlrrY Mills.
FurtAsr Wsss sAsn szs osAer Rsaaroad ia Dsaa
In soR@rtion vita the
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON q auIxoK 2AIIa0Ap
sA0yFess Qaickssf aa4 Beat Eoats
10 GaloaKs, Es~ Ysgk, Boston, Phalsdsiphia and
Baltimore; to keVkuk 81, Louis and CtnznAAtl
and 10 all points u illinois, Indiana AieAlssn, oha
Eaa Canada.
Two trains Daily leave and arrive tsundays sx-
epptea) as follows:
LEAYE oTTUMWA- ARGEyE AT CHTcA GO
500 o'e4oeks a, IA Ais s'sisek, ? IA.
T>R~Coansctins n Gsges6crgA vita the Rorthsrr
Cross Rallro&a for QutnSgi at ksadota wish ths
fliinais Central Railroad. for Gslsaa aad Daalelth
and st. LsHia and Cairo, 81 Burlington wtta fazl
sAilInS Packets faF AG. Louis
SPECIAL NOTICE..
EFThrough 70 Nsw York Ia s. hours. FasEeH'
Esrs IsASiEk CoaReii Bluffs, morning and eYentng
saEinS this route, viii arrive In GhAcaso or 81 L0n
g from 90 to g hsRTa quicker than by eng othel
Fo"te, and IN ample ttfnF 10 connect with lac sTeS
Eastern aud Southern Lines.
Buy rour Tickets via Western staKe Company q
Otturrwas wheFs yau can buy yoaT Tickets Of ~
Burlington * No Railroad rickgs osaee, to ALI
POINTS, Eass and seath.
TO SHIPPERS OF ST0Ck.
stecE Trains will run regularly. leaving daly
Sundays excepted TAese TralEs have Al the righe
az Passenger Trains, thus t8snTtaE aespaeah au'
consequently avoiding ali those Fezai4oBs delay
that are constantly occurring on eaher routes
gen stock pens have bnsn 5allt "a both aides Q
The AlsASslppl close By the Ferry, and Dr0vers vii
| and there every thing they could wish for fhs &c
| cou1rnsdaEioa Of their stock.
Through esnsEacEs given 10 chss&go.
vice President and 81 sfpertnssnsient,
d BEMTC&. agn. wessrn Agant.
Burlington, Feb %, 1881
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

ggs.It is reported that taie President
selegraphad the Uason men oE the Ken
saekY Legislators, sapadiasiag Rsomsnt's
polssy In regard 10 saaves.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

- IL kas beea satisfactorily aseaT-
taiued ehaa dsaeks suasr sae wasag 2aE 81
yevg reasons and eoms oas Tor ssss-ary
motives.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

In Tho pailesephsr RfaasE sags saas,
ssthough maa wikAoas noaey d spegs .
man With aothing bat saozay i ssilI ppoE-
ar.S
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18

gT~ An sdisor thasiogieaiiy nudges bis
delinquent Subscribers
ssTe doa's want money desperately bad
but our creditors do, and no doubs they
ows you. II you pay -, we'll pay them,
and they'll pay YouJo a ii
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-18
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
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OPEN 10 MARRSd0f
Tine running directly Easf FROM csntTa Iowa
10 Chicago. 30 Miles stagiug aavaa-so Niles
Further west. Nest atreCt route TO Chseas0
and the East is via tbs
rutrAGo d ROCK ISLAND AND MISSISSIPPI
AND MISSOURI RAILROADS.
Slv Eiae Frosn Central Iaws ta Chlcaso azadsE ene
BsHsserneat The Mississippi and Missouri r, r.
i no4 completed to Merengo, and wtn sooh se open
"A farther wsst. Dss AsInss and Council hlsfs
Passengers will and tas Fente tAs as9E,sss M aalE
River Close connections are naaS1s ~saA a@@ Fea~
,s.s ssss: s9 ssR,ss Rss,s.. rgaa. Sass aarsaga
b Ell % p. NJ srriSiHs u cA&sgo 81 s'ei0ef
Ys n eSasgs M tsr transfer Of Bagxl8s n cAlszsa,-
slseptng Cars are 5 kii nigh II StnA Trains e0n-
FACTs FOR STOCK aHlERERs.
STOCK leaving MaSengo at 20 n a1Tives 81
hieaxo at 90 the next uaorntHss IN time t9F ths
early Markets and stok trains q ~ KasfsFn iaes
me whole tifas consumed st Ia saisstssfppi RiT'
| ar aoes not ezcaed twsnty minutes. There Is nE
| shaage Of cars no isTTtage or delay. 49,.
Tfss epenInE Of the n. u, ,. 3. 70 AaTenGe
enables parties driving stecs ffpn Drs halss s
cou sldefed equally distant from the daersnt ROAD
10 save three days driving aad rom ts 10 ~ h0a
| on he cars over any other route
Stock Will De asnfffa 70 A"Ss VI tHN @AAiS@ "' '
| at Chicago. . 49,. j.
| The NJ < NJ T. q. 10 nov belng exsEEded west 9
Mafrugo and as fast IS eampletsd ssse& tfSihS Wal
/ be ran TO the eua Of the trackt
Every facility foE the eongsnisn snt ahi 81 sAt
tIs Prelgnta us igw aaFtA any ether router af'a a
t. s.aTga Ia render Ia ihs naeSs desirasie EeGt
/ froua Iowa 10 Chicago
| TaRnuaR TfcgETs TO all pFiacipai points m %
rTnIfsd states and Canadzs, by AL routes, esR D
/ nraeurpa Al VI ashIngtou, iowa City and MaFengo,
| SaN~ - John " TRACY,
/ wv az soaS Gen'i supt.
| Gen,I FREIGHT and Ticket Agent
| JanuAry 4, 1853