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Mssr MRS. NJ. Y. LACY KrG
@saE3 Has on HAND SD
EEx large and beautiful assortment T1HA
SPRING and or
SUMMER MILLINERY,
To nich she would call the attention Of her crs-
TOWERS and the PrBLIc generally ap ic-st<
Na PARIS FAsHIONs! MN6s
YySa MISS REBECcA sEMoN YnA
Has , lnst returned with her Few 80
PARIS FASHIONS
For Ladies' and Children
And respectfully invite the Ladies and Gent IN On
down to examine her complete stock OF NEW
PATTERNS, comprising the following named
Spanish Suits for Boys; Zouave and Josephin
Sacque for Boys; Tomas and Hoplane Jacket foT
Boys; Mazzeppa and Prince Albert Apron for Boys
Circular Blouse for Boys; Princes Paiatat fol
Lawrence Dress for little Girls: Misses Cherub
sacque; Piccolenini Apron Tor Girls Children,s
Flantra Apron; the Palmetto Apron; the Misses
Tuile Waist: variety of Waist and Sleeve Pat.
Cared Dress for Misses; an Arabian Mantle fol
Spring, for Ladies'; a new style Zousve for Ladies'
Zouave shirt for little Boys; Palmetto Walking
sacque Tor Misses; also, great many other new
something handsome will cali down soon.
MISS SEMON is now ready to EMBROID and
BRAID all styles of Needle Work; and STAMPING
PINkINd and MARKING done a, the shortest
notice. An entire wardrobe for Infants; Ladies
Flannel shirts embroidered. Country ordcr
promptly attended to. On hand and for sale, ali
colors of French and German Embroidery silk =
Ladies, now call down and see for yourseis--it 1,
my motto to please. Thankful for yonr past pat
ronage wisha continuance OF the came. DOM
doors below tina st. Charles Hotel, Main 81. tur
stairsl Zap s-imI REBEcCA sEM0S.
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LATER FROM EUnOYE.

PORTLAND, Me-, April 16.--Ths steamship
North Briton has arrived. hsHa tsha-
She brings no news Of striking Importance.
Markets unchanged. dtss
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FROM CHARLESTON.

Firing heard at Sea-VariOus Surmises-
Proves to be a Saiutc-Fort sumter-Caro-
hnians Anxious for another Fight-Troops
Arriving. &c.
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RUNAwAYS.
x25 EWARD.-Rsna,

= E2S REWARD. -Ranaway, on the 18th
a OF March, q woman named n ANCf, whom
~R$A purchased Of IL. Stern, of this city. She
HVis OF medi uSn size. rather spare made, of y
SKA ginger bread color, has 4 difndeat look
wnen spoken 10, Is tw enty three years old, has .
blistsr scar on her neck. She WAS sold last
Christmas ut the sale Of VIM. Andrews, deed
nine miles above the city. She may now be tn
that neighborhood, or near Slash Cottage, a. she
has neither living ~ Mr.. VIM Wins. near
that place. in Hanover county. She was hired 10
Mr.. Samuel Allen, OF this city last year, and has
husband hired TO Mr.. BALLARD It the Exchange
Hotsl, BY Che name Of Delphiu:. win pay the
above reward II delivered 70 me In Richmond.
up t6--lvs r. b WOODWARD.
r $40 REWAkD.-RaaAwAy rom the
IA ANE0R0 WOMAN named SARAH. she Il
Oabout 70 years old. She il from the e.
.Ek1txte OF samuel Leake, and 10 now held by
Waiter d. Laake, Trustee. she IL now In kich-
mend. with forged pass. She has lived in Rich
inond for several yesTs, She lived for tha last
two years With Mr.. L. b Conway, on "a, between
Broad and Marshall streets. She has two aAush-
ierx the odsst = an invs.!A tbs other srslFhtIy
girl, II ysars cid. She has twa sisters Il kSehs
mono, one living on Msrshaif, betwesa md "a
lat streets, tbs other on 81 James street neSr ~
sorparstion line, | viii pay the above rswar1
y sent g ne =; Ashland, of sonassa IN III. SeJ
apt-ins HIsRy aAuxpBRs.
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From Norfolk.

NORFOLK. April 1s.--The excitement con-
Times The people are anxionsly awaiting
further news from Washington and Rich
mond The strongest determination IL man
ifested to resist Lincoln's war policy.
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THOS. BARHAM,
Sale by JAS. N. TAYLOR Snx, Aucts aplo

VAkUAsLgs fAsn. Win VIII a aEisr VI Mill I
THEREON, TOGETHER WiTH THE ENTIRE
asSs q cF s rvs G NV F cfNTks iN N.s
y MILES From THE CITY The subscribers
business IN the city, requiring his undivided at
I p ssef The s a1
Of Nay, commencing at II o'clock A. ~, the
tho new Central Road, in ynrieo county. "a
miles from the city. The properly will be sub
,.t Tb aa a SdS = TRacT
highly Improved lard upon which there has been
seeded IS bushels Of wheat and ten acres OF which
The improvements are comfortable ws.story
Dwelling, containing rooms, with the ueeesssr ~
out, such as stable, barns. sheds, &e., al
"a. A tract Of LAND containing about so acres.
with beautiful building site thereon, excellent
Sd. A tract OF LAND eontaiaing a5ont Is acres.
known a. the Mil Tract, upon which there 10 I
oans NIL hidL in complies order and large mill
location Tor any one desiring TO engage In the ice
Immediately af.er the sale Of the Real Es.
tate, will be sold the entire stock OF CRoPs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, aud many other arti
eiss too numerous to mention in an dvertisement.
TERMS OF sALE.-for the real estate, cash.
the balance upon credit OF q, II and IL months,
for negotiable notes. with interest added nd Sc,
pas as hs ssss for m b
eriy, all sums Of 80. and under, cash: over that
amount. months credit, for approved, negotia-
Bile notes, with interest added.
For further particulars, reference Is made 10 tn q
subscriber. on 10th, between Main and Franklin
streets, or 10 the anciionsers.
The usual crops Will be seeded, aud the farm
kept IN perfect order uAsiis the day 4 s. Rop,v
JAs. n. TAyLoR 4 Sos, Aacta -
P.S-A plat Of the property can be sssn 1t thu
0i ss ! Of the Aae'ioa'sis. Yrr,.o.
ExECUTOR'6 AUCTION SALE or RrAT
II ESTATE In the TOWN Of FULTON = Ths
undersigned, executor Of Elizabeth Ramsev A.
ceased, under the provision Of the will Of tka tes
tStnx, VIII proceed 70 se} st public suction. M
the premises, on TUESDAY. the 3sd dav a. a nrti
eommenctng ~ 0'cloek, r NJ. az f.tr.' II a -
the next iasr day thereafter y ut Of the real a.
tate Of which the testAt4Ix NJ fetyoa vi S 10
on the north side OF read, E1AAiur 70 HYAsrat
Mill formerly the reAiaenco ~ ~. g. lnmsoY
nonts about las feet. and contains u scres
The Improvements are 3 comfortable Brick Re-,
dencs, contsisipg reonas, With atl neeeerAsy 0ut
eios0d. So . 81 g 81
Tkaxs.-Ons. third cash The halsses ii saas
~ munths, for uegotinhte notea, With tnteres
added, and seeufed " tEust deeG h4n1oo16
lsvl 70 ~ paid By TIA pl&ehaass.
uHO. y. IAkAoA44q
=. ssssssss slIs.. = 9t..s., 4ss: ~.
a I; "a & SIS daEsSa I ssdks
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PxssAcoLA, April la.-Shot aud manitioAs
have been landed ~ Fort Pickens by the u.
b. ttsst,
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AVAIL Recommendations siiters Yard,
q New Jersey, ana Mtdship1nan Blake. Of
Massachusetts, hare resigned their commits.
ki0ls,
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FROM MONTGOMERY.

Troops from Tennessec-Thc News from
virginia-Lincoln's Proclama tion-Prcsi.
dent Davis eontemplates making Rich.
moud his Headquarters, kc., &c.
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Marina News.
The Markets.

NORFOLK, April 1B-rsrig Daniel Maloney,
of Philadelphia, and bonnd to New haven,
has put in here in distress
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BY Redwood & Reach, Auct'rs,
l5i MAIN STgEET

BY Redwood Il Reach, Auctrs,
i5a MAIN STREET.)
GALE OF SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
y GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, &C.-0n THURSDAY
MORNING, 18th inst, II 10 o'clock, we will sell,
at our store
A large lot of second hand FURNITURE.
l second baud PIANO.
sets EXTENSION TABLES
wARDR0BES, TABLES, COUNTING HOUSE
DESKS, &c.
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, BUTTER, CIGARS,
and large quantity of
STUNEWARR,
in lots to suit purchasers.
ap lids REDWOOD REACH, Aucts.
BY Alexander Mott. Auct'r.
GROCERIES. DRY GOODS, CLOTH
" ING. FURNITURE, GC.,1 AT AUCTION -
viii bs sold at auction, at my store, on THURS
DAY April 18th, !nmencing at 10 o'clock, a large
lot II overwhelmingly, Brandy, Soap,
candles, &c. Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing,
Piece Goods, Hosiery, Nc. new and second hand
FURNITURE, Beds. Mattresses, Cots, re; Glass,
Crcckery and Stoseware.
Also.-cloeks, Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Goods,
Painted Buckets, Wsshboards. nc.
ap17 ALIEN MOTT, Auct. =
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D.
cheapest goods that ver were seen:
E EenI f hpkFs. = :. = cen Gents aa
Sea and fo HsI S... ~A..A
B.. ssasH' bRss Is R seoDs .. All prices.
Ard, in short, all our ~. new goods are hought and
3sss's ' %skfh Kin 's'f iwsssEks
GoLDES's IA T ssSDS srk sHAne DEPOT
Having disposed OF my old stock OF Shades At
aassisn. hss " us. opened large aad beautiful
200 Gold border SHADES, only 1sesnts. with az. !
600 asjd and Velvet, *l.ee, wonh ss.~;
40 Gold and Velvet Cea.rs, u. %, very rich 9
.ss so end Pan 1sad 81 ss:
fersnt scenery, a, the low price of al worth
500 WINDOW CoRNICEs. from IS cents to o. o.;
English, German and American OIL CLOTHS all
Call at The Dry Goods I and Window shsa. De-
pot Of lap 5-sml y GOLDEN. a,s Broad si,
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH. N
s ss TX 'sss q pxr
Ing che ready cash viii and grsstly 70 their A.
tsfest to call aud examine my stock before par:
-,as' iso s sskaIS . x..
GREAT BARGAINS IN siLKN-Ss y17dS
s s !. Is sss ana TO- a nss
Robes NJ $50 and SIS, worth double the money;
s.IS ssss sd !. ks' = 1:s
es;i i. ma si.i: SsP: s:s:.s
.s q eEi:i sssiss ~ 4 < 81.
MANrILLAS, MANTfTL1x.-Wss 5S sou
sssse; S sss . I.ss Fiji ~
We are ssfiin - prices g Aais the uHes -. ~
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WAsuIsaroS, April 16.-The Secretary of
War Indicates that independent military COM
panies, volunteering directly to him, will be
accepted from the States of Kentucky and
North Carolina
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Erom tl,A.GoYernor or MarrIand.

WASHINGTON, April 16.--Gov. Hicks has in
formed the Secretary of War that Maryland
will respond to the call for quota of troops.
what else could be expected of Black Re-
publican functionary
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By j. II. Disges. Iucfio1ser,

4 UCTION.-TBE n EY IF ALEXANDRIA FOR
n sALE..o WEDN kSpAY, the 18th instant, at
recently occupied by Mr.. Phillips as q bar room.
and since which II has been lifted up in hand
some style. The location Is considered one ofthe
best in the city. The terms will be made ON day
OF gale LAP ls-2tl J. ". DIGGEs Auet. .-
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DRY GOODS, &c.

ON 0OV0D, exc. - Z
- ED CHECK AND WHITE MATHIS.
j. & NJ. RoSENDAUM
Offer at very low prices,
l5o pieces A and "a white MATING.
100 % 5-4 red check do.
Having purchased our MATING ~ 80
AT AUCTION,
Gives us the advantage TO sell them IS per cent.
J. an. R0sENBAUM, B.
ap l3-st 100 Broad street.
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IRUsTEEs, AuCTION SALE or REAL

TNRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF REAL
i ESTATE IN MlTCHELL'S PLAN by virtue
to the Trustees of the Monroe Building Fund AS
ISOLATION, to secure to the said Association the
payment of a certain bond. which deed bears date
on the lsth day Of June, 1856, and is recorded In
the CLERKS Ofee OF Henrieo County Cont, aud
tion, We Will sell, npou the premises, on MON
DAY, the ED day Of April. Of fair If not, the
next fair day thereafter,t commencing at o'c,k
I: NJ, the property in said deed veyed. to wit :
All that Land lying and being in the county Of
henrico, near To- MITCHELL Spring. and described
Nor !, 10, IL, So, is, 81, e5. Also, Lots w ~ and
Academy Lot, being the sane real estate con-
veyed by John r. Anderson to said Woodson, by
deed dated lst January, 1855, and record ed in Hen
rico County Court ONCE.
TERAs.--One-third cash balance at 0 and u
months. for negotiable notes, with interest add led
and secured 10y trust deed. The taxes for 1881 to
be paid by the purchaser.
sAM'L r. BAYLY,
ELEMING GRIFFIN, Trustees.
THOS. BARHAM,
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THE COMMANDMENT OF FORT
SUMTER.
UTIIEN TIC ID Il II y L. >
SCENES AFTER THE FIGHT.

TERMS or CAPIfUL4TYoN, dc, dc.
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4 UCTIOH SALE OF TWO FRAMED
"a TENEMESTS AT THE INTERSECTION OF
FEDERAL AND ST. STEPHENS STREETS. AND
4 STORE AND DWELLING ON FEDERAL ST.
We will sell, upon thu premises, on THURS
DAY, the 25th day of April, commencing at A
o'clock r. NJ, two very desirable Framed Tene-
ments at the intersection OF Federal and st. Ste
Ghens streets, dspted for medium sized families
The lots front about forty one feet each and run
back the usual depth. .t.
Also, n new Framed Tenement on Federal
street, adapted for Store or Dwelling 1t frun,s
about twenty-five feet, and runs back as above
TERAs.-0n fourth cash the balance at l. g.
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with inter-
est added, and secured by trust deeds. The taxes
aud insurance for 1851 to be paid by the pur-
chasers. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & sun,
APP 10 Auc,ioneers
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by Alexander Nett. AacpF. =.
MIGHT SALES.-Will De sold, st auction,
AZ THIS EVENING, and eontin ued until further
notice, large nd gen era assortT emit of WAtches,
Jevelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, DRY Goods and
Faacy Articles. Sale to Commerce vt elk p. u.
ia 2s--ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'r. :
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BY James NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Aact'rs.
CGNNISSYONER,S SALE OE REsv rs

I NCFHaNtcSlVNkStN SfIIGs VF hENL Eys
- TATE, on THE OLD RICHMOND TURN
er appointed by a decree Of the Circuit Court of
Henrico county, on the sth day of November. 1850,
in the case yled Carter Staples Administ
pernises, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of April,
f fair; if not the next fair day thereafter com
in the proceedings mentioned, to wit: A TRACT
OF LAND in the county OF Henrico. on the west
side OF the old Richmond Turnpike, adjoining tho
lands OF Lof,en n Elicit and Others and contain
ing it5s acres. -'fs - -
TERNs.-One fourth cash the remainder upon
credit of -, and years, the purchaser exc
cutting bonds, with good security, with interest
payable semi annuaily,) and the title to be re-
tanned until The purchase money is fui paid, and
a conveyance directed by the Court
JOHN b. YOUNG, Com'r
JAMES NJ TAYLOR Son, Auct'rs NH rs
POSTPONEMENT. In consequences of incIem-
ent weather, the ab9ve sale was postponed until
FRIDAY, the lsth inst, at u o'clock NJ.
ap II IOHN B. YOUNG. CONT
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I ADJ S.-Beiore purchasing elsewhere. come
IL TO No. IS Main street. where you will lad the
cheapest goods that ever were seen:
HOOP SKIRTS At IS cents.
LINEN HDkFs. At o cts. a0 estNa4 h
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-12
TN0R THE EAsT-E1TEasIOE OF THE
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI


OPEN 10 AARRSG0i
Daily Lac running direcily East from Central Iowa
to Chicago. 90 Miles Staging sayed-s9 hIiss
Further Weat Meat direct route TO ChlGSSo
and the East Is via The
CHICAGO * ROCK ISLAND AND MISSISSIPPI
AND MISSOURI RAILROADS.
Only line from Csntral Iowa to Chicago under one
4Ezageanent. The Mississippi and Missouri r. r..
completed to ArFengo, aud will soon be open
ed farther west. Des Muinss ard ConlsCll Bluffs
PasaeaseTs wih ard this route the shortest, QaeE-
est Hna Bsat avoiding ali delays al tbs Mississippi
RivET Close connections AEs made with the Eea-
Passenger snd Express 7raaas Isgps Magsnes sas-
II al % p M., arrSrfHs q Chicago 81 8 o'eiaek
tA# aaxt mOrasag
MI charge for transfer Of Baggage st Chicago
et At Chicago with the trains on the Eastern llnes
FACTS FoR STOCK SHIPPERS.
sssck leaving Mareugs at I % p. n. arrives Al
Chidaxo 81 8 90 the next maTRiag, in time for the
earF Markets Andstoek trains Of the Eastern lines.
The whole time consumed 81 The Mississippi kGT-
er dbss' not exceed twenty minutes. There Ia no
change Of cars DO ferriAGs or deaay.
TAe epeaing ei the N. i u. Il. 4. to AsTsnzoI
enables parties driving steek from Des Aoines and
FothsF points in Central ard western Iowa, Ebsfogs
coa SHdsTed equally distant from the different roAds
to save three days driving and from 10 60 % houF)
On las ears ever any other Foats.
SsSek will be deiiFerf 10 any Of tbs GaeTent yards
st CAtc2gu.
TAt n 4 MR. r is nsw being extended vest Of
AaFsagKo aud fast completed STOCK trains wall
be rFln 70 shs easf Of the tEBek.
Every facility for the convenient shipment OF Cat
tie Freights IS low as via zay othSE roats, and R5
paifs spared 90 FsndeT IL the most desirable route
from Iowa 10 Chicago.
Ti4aouo4 TICKETS to zsI principal points ia the
Enisfd states and gansd&s, by all routes, can es
prdeuFed al Washington, Iowa City and srenso.
p il .r JOHN p. TRAeF,
WI sT JOHN. GOn'i sgpt.
fen'l Frefsht aud Ticket Agent
January I, 1859. u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-12

0SE HUSDRKD DAr.-Since the inau-
guration of the no "party" policy, the
Administration only remove Democrats
from office az the rate Of one hundred Der
day. Ii is thought, bat for the adoption
Of the ''no more party" doctrine, remov-
ais from ONCE would have taken place at
the rate Of perhaps los day.
MIR. Finch, Postmaster at Dallas has
been remove because he vas Democrat.
Gen. Jones, of Iowa has been called home
from New Grenada, because he vas
Democrat. The only reason any Demo-
crats are retained in ofice, it is because
Repablieaaa can't agree upon successor.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-12

CLEANING Gun BARRKLs.-Wa see in the
Scientific American and other papers re-
cipes for cleaning gun barrels. They are
all open 70 the objection, that they involve
the use Of water, thus requiring tina. to
dry the barrels and incnFring the danger
of rust. We give method used By saien-
sifc sportsmen in England with success,
get quantity Of quicksilver which can
Be kept in strong pill box, and when the
barrel is foul place the thumb on the nip
pie, pour the quicksilver in at the mouth,
and then run ii up and down for few
minutes. Turn it back into the box and
the barrel will be perfectly clean. The
mercury forms an amalgam with the lead
and removes it. The lead can be taken
from she mercury by straining.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-12

THE CArRo LSTRKScRxxxrs. --- A dirt
train has conan menced running between
Cairo and Villa Ridgs--twsive miles from
Csire~-brinzing down earth 70 form an
embankmeRt from leyee to levee, balOw
the St. Charles Hotel. A space of about
Ave acres will be enclosed, which will
afterwards be filled up about four feet
above the grade Of the levee. One com.
pany ia detached each day for rough work
Ia preparing the ground, clearing OF OBJ
structiong, etc.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-12

CoMPREssxD AIR LoeoAoTTvEs,-It is
said that locomotives are now building
for the Hudson River Railroad 10 be run
by means of compressed air. Recent ex-
periments, it is said, give the following
results, compared with steam:
l. A reduction of twenty peE cent. in
the cost Of locomotives.
2 j reduction Of one third in tha num-
ben required for service.
3. 4 reduction of three-fourths of the
present expenses for repairs.
4. A saving frem increased durability
in the ratio of 50 70 /.
5. 4 saving Of one third Of the fuel.
6. 4 saAing of water.
7. 4 reduction of three fourths in the
washing and cleaning. @-
g. A reduction of Workshop expenses.
Total saving on prime cost amounting
to one-half, 10 which may be added an
immense saving in construction account.
The difficulty arising from supplying
tho power at stations, without sensible
loss of time, has been obyiated by a
method recently devised and patented.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-12

tIsEnssA es..sss4s. ~~~~ -~~~~
To be g&tiAed o. Fe5sc&e1 hY vuks Of kae psopke
May d, fssE. -..-- ..s. Fs,a q
Adopted by tka Legi GlstaTs by u vote In tAe
Senate 10 10 House &s 10 2i, ~ be rsfsxFs& 60
the psaSl lie foz EAzisGstlen. q -sH aEi e
THE DATE or THE RATIFICATION or THE CON-
FTDERATE STATES CONSTITUTION. 2T'S r..
These States have ratified the coastiku-
tien Of the Confederate States by the fol-
Iauinu uaia -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-12

A GREAr CoPrER MIxE.-The Cliff Cop
per Nine, on Eagle river, Lake Superior,
has bean very profitable, il IL stated, to
the owners, Il having paid 81 l,326, 900
since 1849. The products of the mine
are discharged through q gallery ut the
base Of q lofz5 rock. This gallery pene-
srates the rock several hundred feet, and
branches into sections which are united
inty one adit, and serve aa a drain outlet
for the water a. well as the copper ore.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-12

JHnGyaRTT YoR AS. 0ID NgwaFAPxR
a Accousx.--Anong the recent decisions
at the general term Of the Supreme Court
Oh the Albany District, was one in favor
OF Mr.. j. Jasebury against Bradford o.
Wait, fer seven years sabscFihtion - ths
Catskin Recorder and Democrat. The
decision was in favor Of the publisher,
and the judgement and costs, we under
stand, amount to between two and three
hundred dollars. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-12

rha National inselllgensse says
that the forces nov in Washington City
l. to be increased 20 feEty Thousand men,
and sAere viii be large camps formed q
soavaniens aisaaasss, sach parhaps equal-
II large. II. ..E - N a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-12

Virginia voted yesterday, and her vote
is doubtless for Secession.
The foregoing tables viii be found very
useful for reference.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-12

TIN Gen. Bsaarsgasa's osaeial ae-
enans Of sAs bomharamsens og Fort eazn-
90, ws &nd kha sAaksnanz shaE sksFs wexs
four persons woands boz aona AIasas ii
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-12

ME- 0kMA ~ UITSAN A. FIFTH AA1s&S-
FsyaAer Hsssa s&ss sag oaA<r R4kaaa am ioapa
In connection with the ..r... 81
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD
s. SAorfssl QEaeksst and Beat Rosss
TO Chicago, Mes York, BsEton, PhIiadelphia and
RalkiEaares to KsokHk, ST. Loals and clnGinn@ti.
anA to all points In Illinois, Indiana, Michigan Ohio
and Canada. .z-.
Two Trains Daily leave and arrive Sundays sx-
LEAFE oTTuMwA. ARsIyE AT CHICAGO
500 oseinck, &s N, 6t5 o'clock, ,. N.
I:&S 4" p, IN sis m
ES~Eonasexfns at SaGe&baFEa with Ena Northern
Cross RaiGre&d foa onincgi st EsDdots with The
and ST. Louis and Cairo, at Burlington With East
sailing Packets for ST. Louis
SPECIAL NOTICE,
ES@Thrpazh to New YORK in IS hours. FAKsep~
taking this route via arrive Ia Chicago St Lou
Is fro4a 2S 70 IS AsaEs quicker thaa By say other
route and IN ample time 60 connect with the great
Eastern sad SaatheEa Llnss.
Buy youF Tickets via western Stage Company to
OttuTfwa, where you can buy yeur Tickets 0f she
PoIETS, E2st and South.
TO SHIPPERS OF STOCK.
Skot1 TRAINS viii run regularly leaving daily,
Sundays excepted Thsse Trains have all the rights
Of Psssszg@ ETAisss thus insuEtng despatch ans
eansbs usntiy avoiding All those Sex&tioas delays
that are constantly eueariRk en other routes.
NeF stock pens hsys been built On BATH aiass Of
the Mississippi close By this Ferry and pF0vers will
ard tAere every thing they could wish fer She as~
eomna0aAtian Of their stock
TaEopgh contracts given 10 Caioags.
JOHN G. READ,
Vice PFeAideat and suBsFintsndsAt.
D. REaICE Gen. wetsTn Agent.
Burlington. Feb Is, 1851 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-12
WEEKLY BUGIE.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE Il, 1881.
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