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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
5000 Federal Troops on Santa Rosa
RUNNING THE MISSISSIPPI BLOCKADE.
Small Pox and Measles In Tennessee.
REBEL SOLDIERS DYING RAPIDLY.
SEIZURE OF RAILROAD TRAINS.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Saturday, July 8, 1861.
Notwithstanding tie sioppage Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad the American Letter Express Com
pany continue to receive and forward mail matter via
Clarksyille regularly and travel continues North and
South by the same route. Unreliable rumors are preya-
lent Of spprehended dangers from the Tennesseans IN
reference to the stoppage If the first named road.
A special dispatch TO The kaslrRe Union Of tho
5th inst, from Richmond reports General PAttersons
loss in the skirmish with Col. jackson ut eighty.
Ja,kson's force was 45OO, whereof six were killed,
and twenty wounded.
The Mobile Advertiser Of the % inst says that S,Oo0
Federal troops are on Santa Rosa Island
The Ne,- Orleans Peoypne Of the Sd inst says that
the Confederate ship of Sumter ran the blockade
on Saturday putting 10 sea. She has crew Of SIXTY
five men and twenty marines.
The following items are gathered from The southern
papers of the 4th instant:
Tho enemy has seized the telegraph instruments at
Passa rOutre.
United States steamer left the New-orleans bar on
the let inst.
collision occurred on the lst inst on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad by which two soldiers were Saed
and twenty-five badly wounded.
Reliable information from camp Trousdale, Tennes'
see says that the measles and smalPox are Preyaest
among the soldiers; that every bain carries rom
twenty TO thirty sick into Nashville, and thai there
seldom train without corpse or swo on beard.
An eye-witness informs that on the Fourth, we
O'Clock a. M. down train from Louisville was sfoppso
at Richmond, Tenn osensibly to await the up train
The train was subsequently ordered 70 Camp frous-
dale, where file of soldiers under Major Howard sur.
rounded it with loaded arms putting three or four OF
tie men on the locomotive aud three into essh psssen
ger car and insiEctng then 70 shoot shs Tgnser or
anybody else who opposed theu.
Further on at Founsan Head, Tennessee, the up
Nan was met, and both triss ogcsser with afscigat
train, were sent back to Nashville.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
COL pufqEE MADE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ING SIsIRMsHEs.
FoRrREss MONROE, July 5,
Via BALrnoRE, July c, 1851. I

FoRrREss MONROE, July 5,
Via BALrlNoRE, July G, ls6l.
Secretary Cameron and Adiutant.Ge Thomas,
with their wives and daughters. arrived here this
morning VIA Baltimore aud have spent the day at Old
Point and Newport News. Two daughters Of secre'a-
" Chase. Col Van Rensselaer,, aid 10 General sSott,
PROF. Bartlett Of West Point aud Mr. Cobb, conhden-
tial clerk oil Mr. Cameron, are also OF the party.
A cfaud review was held at Newport News in honor
Of the vstos; also one az the Fortress and another az
Camp Hamilton.
Beside short respite from his duties at Wellington,
the Writ Of Secretary Cameron relates 10 tho actual re-
ouiyements of Fortress Monroe in men and material
means for offensive operations IL Is safe TO say that
neither will be longer withheld from Gen. Butler, and
bat the vs. Of the Secretary will be productive Of he
happiest result.
Gen. Butler, Secretary Cameron and party sill pay
their respects 10 CON- Sngham before their departure
for Washington this evening.
Col. Bakers regiment arrived from Baltimore this
morning and have encamped this aide Of Hampton
Creek.
Col. Baker il was supposed would be made Drig-
General.
Col Duryee was yesterday promoted to rank q
Brigadier-Ge 70 command at Camp Himiltor.
Brig Gen Pierce commands the Massachusetts reg-
ments in Hampton Village.
Geu Butler yesterday made a stirring speech TO our
troops at Camp Hamilton.
There is 10 be celebration ut the Zouave Camp TO.
night.
Tho gun.loa, Monticello yesterday fred at one Of
our small boats, short distance above Newport News,
bat fortunately no one was injured. She made re-
connossance up James River this morning.
About hafpast eight o'clock, miles from Newport
News she discovered rebel force Of about 700 the
shore. She immediately opened brisk FIRE upon them,
and eight companies were sent by lsud TO sustain her,
There was land reconnaissance fromNewpotNews
yesterday, and some sbots exchanged with the rebel
yidettee
The obnoxious flag Of truce Is down again from Nor.
folk, accompanied by tug carrying the British Tag.
The British Consul at Norfolk, anoted SecessiODht,
s on board Vi her. and persists in his effort to visit
Baltimore.
About o'clock this morning twenty-five OF Haw.
knss Zouayes encountered Rebel force supposed TO
number about one hundred and ify, including twenty
five cavalry and one eld-pece, seven miles iom New
Port News Ii is reported that three OF the robos were
shot and also ak Of Iaw kinss ZoGaves. The lstef
sent for renforeemcnts and i've companies were cent
70 sustain them.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
ALARM IN ARKANSAS.
Sr. LOUIS, SatuI

ST. LOUIS, SatnFday, July D, IobI.
A dispatch dated Little Rock, Ark, 81 inst. to Tie
Mcmph,s Appeal says that the Military Board have
issued proclamation calling ior 10000 men TO rePel
invasion by the Federal troops through Missouri Each
company is to arm itself with the usual weapons Of the
country, furnish its own tents and camp eqnipage
which will be paid for by tho State. Regiments are
ordered to organize for immediate service.
Gen. Lyon with upward of 1900 troops Left Boone.
Vile on the morning Of the Sd inst ior the SOUTHWEST
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
FROM CAIRO,

CAIRO, H., Saturday, July 6, 1901.
The Government has decided to accept all the artil
lery companies n this brigade for three years the
war; as they prefer.
The Government boat W. II. B., with Gen. Prentiss
aboard, made an excursion down the river as far as
Norfolk this afternoon The result Of the expedition
has not yet trapspired.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

The Britsh Government is having cannon mAas '.
puddled steel, consolidated by being beaten uns'.
steau-bammer. They weigh ~ tuns' andai1h0os' w
lv 81 inch bore are intended fcr loo-pound sho1
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
srcnssroN pRIsoNERs IN oHIo.

CIScIENkrI, Saturday, July D, iooi'
Gen. Paul Anderson died yesterday afternoon ageo
7S years.
Lieut.. McGowan arrived at Columbus yesemAy
with q secessioniss of the Kanawha Valley, 'aAeu
nv Col. Nortons command, hostages for Union men
carried off by Rebel cavalry. They were 'aA'" "
Camp Chase
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
,,..,,.,.p p,uorted bv Tslegrapt.

Bryv,,o July s-I p m-Floys anessnsesao oS sa.S Kss
sales o M 90 6oSb oheass spI1s ,,s 4 soo Cohs s.:Sy
s.a IN as esnd s5soo bush :; was sssy;
outside figure Other sasss s,s.,s as Arm Lass Isrcn.s "
y, ooo bt Flour, ooe bush Mhssa @ s wssss, sse
bus. IL ooo bush hye. ALI, wsnar unsettled
4. snl Z i rs Tor Red and ~ se1el - ies "Ss~
y 80 WaIssI dali q ie3sre
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
FROM HARRISBURG.

HARRlsBURe, Pa, Saturday, July o, iscl'
Major-Gen Mccall has Issued an order that eash OF
the fifteen regiments Of the reserve corps Of PennsyE
vania yolunteers be raiied to tie minimum army
standard-l ,Oi6, officers and men, force Of neariy
1900 men will thus be added % this already large
affective corps.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

stricken from tie roll for refusing to renew lie oath Of
allegiance.
The chapains of the New.York Volunteer regiments,
mustered into service for two years, will receive the
pay and allowances that granted TO the chapansof
the three years regiments.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
FROM BALTIMORE.

BALrmoRE, Saturday, July 6. 1861.
Fonr kegs and two boxes filled with powder were
soupd seereted in the Western Police Station. sna'
number Of arms were also foupd.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

RGHOVALS AND RESERVATIONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

More Troops Going Into Virginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
LATER FROM MISSOURI
Governor jackson Sill On the Run,

lie Wants The Legislature to Follow Him
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

WEST FONT GRADUATES ASSIGNED.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

REoRcAWyTMNG THE MILITIA,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

S0xE THREsarSG.-A farmer having q
son in Camp Rapdall at Madison, Wis,
wrote an urgent request to the young man
to come home and help do his threshing.
Said ypang man re,lisdg
"DEAR FATHER II can't 20 home at
present. Ishould be very glad to help
you, but UmcIe Sam has got a ID
sigh bigger job Of thrs2hing on hdHd
than gea isaue. aud Pm bound TO see him
out Of the Doods first"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

- SoahsbSeay sayss and it Is sensible
advice, praetised BY ThoRss Jefferson for
many years, il you have cold feet i'm
naerse them morning aad evening In cold
yatsz, cub Them With rough towel, and
run about the room tiff they are warm
In one month yoa will be entirely re-
lieved, Ali the red pepper and mustard
applications are, ike rum to the stomach
relieve you to day, but leave you cold
en- Tomorrow e.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

gT The Iowa City Reporter, Repub-
bean inspolities, one Of the oldest papers
IN the State, has recently been discontin-
ued for want Of pap. Ii viii be remem-
berad that last fall, me pFopsfesof 81 this
sheet sold himself, "body and breeches, .
y the Republiesas OF johnson County,
for the tax liss, and now, in this hour Of
trial, they desert him. Truly Fthe way of
the Eransgressor is hard"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

- Yesterday some wretches who.
had they justice done them, would take
ap their residence at Fort Madispns sci
fire to the grass on Grave Yard hal. For-
tunately it was discovered before Il had
time to spread much, and By the exertion
fa'faageauusber Of citizens, it vas ex-
tinguished before any serious damage
was done. Quite = uuabg Of houses
along the side hill stood in imminent dan
ger Of being destroyed. Great caution
is needed at this time Of the year, rs the
grass is very dry, and the constant hard
wsgsas.s - EET@SF 49, .s 4
We learn that considerable damage has
been done already sais season among the
farmers by prairie fires.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

DRAFTrSG.-We think it very likely that
the government will haze TO resort 70
drafting Ia New York, Pensyivania and
the New England States and we are in
favor of drafting all the Republicans, and
especially the Abolitionists, who have been
so loud mouthed in reference TO conduct.
ing the war, and yet have hung back, like
whipped spaniels, when called on to back
up their observation-disclosures { Ky,
Democrat.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

K~ We sake ocsasion 70 remind the
public, that we are prepared 70 do all
kinds Of plain and fancy job printing, IN
the best style, on. shoxs NOTES, and on me
most reasonable terms. All work wAr-
saassa sugiye wsSfa&asns 7hsse, hsv-
ing work 10 be 5oaas are requested 70
savs ~ q md, sad szaszaas our work and
Pkiesa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

- The Washington csosr-Tfsspobdens 81
the Philadelphia Press says: a contract
or brought here /, 200. .bags Of cats, con-
tasFans sw6 brsheis each. Before aeliV.
ering them they became watsrsoaked on
the warf and were rejected. They were
then sold to private individual at Is
cents per bag. lie dried them again, puI
go In baas md said ahem ID Inc Gov-
eminent at IS cents per bushel. This il
one among the many speeulations which
are daily taking place arpana ne
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06
n ATTAIN P. DODGE.
tsxccefsor to Balatcfn 4 Dodgs)
BANKER, LAND AND TAX AGENT,

COZ Neil BLUFFS lOMA.
Tes seaeTzl Banking, Collection &ad Land Rn@i-
ssU rslsacted n all its branches. Particular a.
sz~aa s4yeu 10 paying Taxes for Non~fesldents-
REFERENCES:
Pax BANK, New YORK. C4tg.
STATE SavlnE Association, St. Lsats,
AhstAcausstGs Bank, Boston, Mass,
I4seph Hayes, Rsq, DO do
Henry FaTRAR, Chicago, Ill,
TBkn 4 KAsson, Washington D. c.
HAa5ltan White. ESQ o., Syracuse, y. u
Il Prlcs. President state BANK Of IewA,
warren Bank, 8aHth IsanyeTs, Mass.
Il a Baldwin, J adEe ssprFms Caart Of Iowa.
Il q Sells, Secretary Of ssatss Iowa,
? A Deg, ESQ, Iowa City, Iowa,
3 Frankenthal Co, Chfc&g0, Illinois.
Jr1+ l3 1880. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06
wa.Aiastaa, Nov. l.-rha aas.slsa d

WasAiagfon, Nsv. I.-The aaessien ID
! Gen. McClclIan's successor in command
in the army Of the Potomac il already
under discussion Gen. Halleek Is mesl
aalked Of.
! 1t is understood the naval expe.
sxhsian u not directly aimed at any city on
or near The Southern coast The troops
will land at thinly settled places with spa
cious harbors, aadwill 81 oaea open cot.
ton ports and establish basis of opera
tions for forces now mastering.
WORLDS dispatch. THE soeus at the
Cabinet meeting to day was vary affect
i0g on the occasion of reading Oh the cor
respoudence between Secreaary Cameron
and Gen. Scott. The latter wept wher
the President read TO him the paper an
thorizing his retirement
Upon Gen. SCOTS arrival at New York
in few days, be will issue parting adj
dress 10 the American people. = sEEt
Gen. Mcclellan issued an order which
has been sent to the Col. Of each regiment
stating that Stone was in no vitae respons-
ible for the defeat at Edwards Ferry, bui
the blame belongs to a subordinate officer
whose name is not given. 60.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06
Tie 10 LAND HOLDERsi
J. SOLOMON,
NOTARY PUBLIC l. CONVEYANcEn

GLEN HOOD, IOWA
H2s made fail complete and perfect Abstract Of
T.'ss 10 all the Lands IN Nils county, Iowa, In
@s'.1E tie Original Sales by the Government, and
a, s-osegaeat oonvFyaRcss, Mortgages, Deeds Of
E'ssi, Of gLasg lAcambr4nca
- a'at and complete Abssrsat Of Title 10 all
,s' Lots in the city Of GSlsBwood aad the Aai&ionH
ibid also 10 Pacific City, in said eawE1y. n
II IL also gives pEampt attention to the pare
81. i Taxes examination Of Titles aud all otheg
49, pertaining 70 a General Land AgsDey,
! " J5see 4 the Court House
-1-5Grys 1881 10
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

g Kss&srssy ss2sz "A Wos9aI aays
The wind blowed perfect hurricane pref
~ much all day, and it was almost i'm
possihle for persons 10 remain on the
streets, On account, q dsat and sandyr7
We do not care about experiencing any
more such days, and We presume :" whole
families are in the same tx"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

- unisa spirited rasa came Cd on
Saturday last, on the Straight Course, be-
tweea Rabbits " Cherokee % and the
"a Sportsman's FilIey." Distance, 800,
yards, purse $50, ''Chvrukae'' wun the
race By three feet.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

GrssrEos We learp, from sbs Minnsso-
Il Ssafessaa, mat nearly thirteen fons Of
this roos have been purchased by passisa
in 81. Peters, In that State, during the
pass two moashs, for @hisk thss psia
asaxay go GO
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

60 KYSErT i Co., received per stea-
na Rnily, tan haxreAz, axtsa kgOsspe
Oil, warranted to be the best ever
brought to this market" Try it and
ysH wta ksow. G8g EsE- E.F~8kE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

Geessshau q Co, are out with new
advertisement in to-days paper. Those
Who want anything in their line, viii and
that they sell very low for cash. Give
them call. F. ~ 1@E.slalIf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

PrssideH1, CasAaET,
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
SAXL : BATLisss SAA'L EEEPFER,
JP CkgAUY JAs. 4. JACKSON,
Jxo- D. LOCKWOOD
Deal. II Exchange, Sold Bust, Com and CHrraEscy
Is:grest allowed on time deposits;
Cs-ecu4as made oAAais and otAsE points Ia y es~
tern Iva anal Nebraska, aasd pEoc1e4a reniE&sd
pr-n2cv 81 current r&tes Of Exchange.
~ "a z4l aocalaua edalisR granted 10 custo-
zFrs
.laaAry O. 1850 ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

sSooks observed to Jones khatan off.
Ger in the army hadiefs his house with,
out paying his reas aFs0ha 'sexoiAizneC
Jones, 'you mean the IetienGHi."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

g Green Apples are quite plenty in
our market, and are selling at $l.00 per
busbel. Cheap enough.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

~ a FAcEzIors individual Rhs con-
ducts the ''eity" column Of New Haven
paper was called as witaess IN . libel
suit last week, and iRdefning his position
gave this account of the duties Of at'I6caI
editor: ..- .+.f-.-. Be-
&. 10 pick up news, write out news, get
together news and publish news about
every body thai lives ia kQwa abeataEeryr.
body that has rver' lived III Town, about
everybody shat eYer sill live in town, OF
or is ever expected to be in town.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

= rmsRreai4 YAax. A!whs Providence Poss
says s-~ W. join GUS heAxt aad band with
the Boston Postfn saying, fsiet the Aboii.
As,x~As - .seAa4 E.essz 80 ~ exsssS,asemvss
and the secessionista with the Democrats,
ssad tasn M shssest join hands in support
OF the Constitution and Union.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

GoAG1GERELAI.
asaf- ssarx ossIck cbuscaE kxuysa.
Eovsmhef ., issE
wHEAT-sprins. as2ss sss y baaA.
CONFIRMS ear. 10 cts a ensh.
.oATs-gR daaand as 20saaa 81 y baaA.
sPegA40 Primo 94sas 81 y Bash. r
y aAs zahsaAy sas xskiFi@ 80 ssn.
koSs-Acsiye. Slaughtered o. soessa, COG leo
BEER-~oa foes, saass 10 y Iea
HipEs--tsrsens AS dry, ies = ..
FLouR~csscs Family xxx, s4sn@ sapss1aai
d 90 rsae. sfsa . fM
CORN AEAL--Esilow 10 c, whits, ~ y bush
BucEwHKAg FLOUR -soited ss@s % . 100
! RgTTER~-Fresss rsal sEsaBtSw Va.
EARp- TfeaA75sA y Is.
SGas--Rresh, aSlo y aoz
TALL0E--PglHe, 10 81 b,
! sESwAx--YsIiOw, 23a2s v D.
EHIsKEY-sin Bowers, Is G. ST. Leala star
20 q sal
oH1CKKss--Tame o., 5o8s2, %; Prairie, 81 $50
W 'ss ap4 q E8kEa 1s4suFsA
TBaKgys-kive, - e9sI, each ~ "@Ss
BxoHAs6E-sI. Louis. !, EasEeFn,sA y cent.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

The Steamer "Emilie'' arrived on
Sandal Lat at or port. sac saghs a
considerable amount Of goods for this
lpiasevAna sioax Cfey. III
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

CQUSCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Oct ID, asao.
" ! EeodbuEY~-Ths fun Esss Of sFtiAcial
ss'a On Gold Plate, whtch yea recently mhGa FOR
- 20 admirably answer the purpose Of ahekT s9n-
sNseh'a- that cannot refr@in from Oppressive 10
~ az kiEh opinion OF yeu rs Dentist TINS
.A's1 EEe 30 perfestiy adapted 10 the a8saih sssd
= sEse slhes That, with seir aid, both speak zrsi
'' Asa9st as vel as formerly aid with ny hAta-
"a, 'esth As wsFk Of AFt, I 80 Hos tktas 1ha1 We
- fia4sa TO eau be surpas9sa. Several DsaUBts
- I'd me thai sest Of Artificial Tnssa EaHli
- oe aAde ~ be sf any service 10 nas, bas ysa sir
800 overcome the diaacRisy sppreasnasd ~ eAsss
sFl1eaea, B. L. DouaLAsa,
SF-lI-lSaI ~ IN
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

y
n ORDINANCE,
II Entitled an Ordinance fer the extension oj
Madison street. and the establishment Of the Grade
1 Mgr eco go a "a F5.EsEKsz Z
r. SEC Il b II ordz4aed by the Common Council
of the City vi Council Bass. that Madlkon atreHs
North Of AroAdway saaif be established as follows
Commencing at Broadway and running Sorts
90 dasa swasw Ia NO S@eS sNwna@ MoEaA aa# aa@
West SOC rect more " Feas1x may be ssseFTnfned
By Ehs repaFdNd plat thenes Earth 10 degrees.
west ely fses, thence North l2N degrees west
800 feet ts the Nosth line Of tae Old town ms
aagaea iss shs Asasa atraek heAhH established b.
stones as shawn upon the recorded plat
SEC. And BE IL further ordained, that the Grade
OF said street. shall be established feIiowss Al
ia iuneslon . Bxassway sAs Msalsep etrsss, q
ID u feet abava - plaae f<ekssence thamsssso q
| wsAA dsrsns % peY hundred feet thence 800 q
- ssa with ascent "a per hundred feat slsva-
tioh hsiag NJ sta a0ss thenee LOO feet With ss
eSs ~ per hunaFeS feet tAessce aep fsat with NJ
@&ssak III ~ per huns ed fees tAsass soa feet q
ssa III with asennt Of "a per hundrea fsES eleva
taen at SIS ~ ie4S taamcs 90 MasSl Aaza q Oh
/ snwn with fesel aRaaas M# q SM r. -
| ApFRoyED, ynly 9th isal.
| LEsANpKR y HABB1gT, Mayor.
MnaA@. CRAwTdRn. Qsfs Aakasisx.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

or The New FORK Herald says awe
not only collect materials Tor history,
basaHsks histuy ilsey." Ia the words Of
ArkaEnas Ward, ssfwo troo."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

@ For the benefit Of many who ar
interested at Pixies Peak, in the price Q
Provisions, &C., We subjoin brief repori
copied fraua the Denver Republican of th
latest date II will be found OF inseres
to those who are frsigh ting for thai pusul
Flour, = swt ss 10000.
Heai. vevs % sseTa
Bacon, 1890 CENTS.
Beans, Iu89D cen1s%
Butter, fresh, p D &o@5o cents
Drssd Apptss, y d iaas ssnts
Dried Peacaes 2 hf2GE8 eents. z'r7 ~@
Lard, 1871 cents.
Gandl@s, altar. ss4soe.
Potatoes, y y s@s c.
4 QEaqns. = Rs@stss iEE sEs1
chkess, pvssepn. lsrss.r e. 1877
Rgxa, $3.50 - aoa.
Codse, Java, s9825 RA.
coue~, R4e, as9so {.
Tea, 81 eo8i %.
aola&sRk, o. 7s@a 90 y Eai
TobAcee. smoking, aSta7s y p.
Tobsoca. rhsSing 2SsES c,
Cigars, = beg sa@7.
tsIsoA. I54s3Us . .. s@&
steel, 1880.
Nails. $50 u y kag-
Glass, 81 scss 90 y % feet
Lknsssa Oh, % SEGA 90 y gal.
white Lead, % y Is Be g-- t---.
LumhsT, sf7@9o y 100 feet,
sAiasles, - s@z % wIooe, ~=
LasM, 1897. Ev@ g. b.
BEiek, - 5eGS . Iooos IS . 4a
k.saas, ss@sec y cash.
wsaa, - so@s Y easd.
Casa sssto y toa. -s
esarss ss6s - y sws
oasas ~ se@s g.
AAssk si0.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06
re wv. n. Pu.Fs, who has bee

g. WV. Fl. PMS, who has been alb
sent for near two years, "keeping Tavern
like one he'll" ii DeaEG Gig, resuFnsd
last week, to this county. William says
he made Ii pay we'll, and we are right glad
to hear it, for we believe be is deserving
of all that he did make. His many trends
hereabouts, will be glad 10 welcome him
back among them.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

- nxpaRxxD DRAgR on aRE. HeUs-
rsss-T Tbs LosissilIe Courier 81 he 18th
has report of the death ng che Kxsssev-
efsss of Texas, which II said 70 hsss ee-
easssd 90 the oh Inst. 4 latter however,
from Houston, dAssd ths next ar, states
,tAsshs was sui sliva, wisA some hopes
snssssainsd u IN ssssvssy. 90 yaa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

- The Iowa Cavalry ID highly prais-
ed ii 81. Louis. The horses are said 70
be mach better than any eFeE bgcugha %
thai city. so. IS $500 ].
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

POWER Pass EoR SALK.-We have on
aas and for sale, one Of Cur asey's Poser PTsases
eapaeis Of making one thousand Impressions pei
h9aE' and warraatsd to do so work. Terms log.
eFoEturthsF information,
sa@ss Address ssg ssBAAB ugg asS ARgEwsxM.
bLANxs.-We have on hand and for
sale blank WaErzntss Deeds, Deeds OF Trust, TEus-
tees Sale, Justices Blanks, Township Plata and
b FdsseE psp4D
RveEy description Of blank work aune at this atscs
In the best style and at low prices
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

90 a nsw invention 10 artillery Is no.
slcsi ia the Psstsharg papers. lseonsists
OF IA entire battery on singie carriage.
The sax field pieces are securely fastened
on > turn-tables which revolvea - TIE
guns are successfully discharged. - .
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

O The Green Lake, Wis Spectator
wants a journeynan pFinseF--a cripple
will be preferred, so he WON'T join the
army and go of to the war.