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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04
NEBRASKA.


A RKaARKABLE FAcT.--We clip the fol-
lowing from Hodges Bank Aots Report
ST ''Nations at war are generally drain
ed OF the precious metals. Hard eurren-
cy is the tender, and 1t goes into the hands
of countries at peace, who furnish food,
lighting materials, powder, balls, arms,
&c, for the eoutehding parties, The
United States to-day present the remark
able picture Of people carrying on one
If the most expensive wars which his
tory ever made a record of, without bar.
rowing dollar ousside of its own terri
tory, or, in other words, fighting merely
upon its own resources, and while thus
lighting, feeding large portion Of Eu-
rope, with its surplus food. While $780,
600 Of its sturdy sons are soldering, q
terrible, expensive game, this nation still
has bone and muscle left to feed itself
and half the world beside, and support IN
expenditure of $500, 000, coo per year, in
creasing too its gold and silver, at the
rate of slO0, 000, 200 per aaanm, Truly
we are power. @sss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

81
Ak TRisHNAS's FAuLz.-The Washington
Chronicle says that when the rebsly Gen.
Lees, was prisoner al albany, he dined
with an Trishman. Before entering upon
the wine, The Gen. remarked to bis host,
that after drinking he VISA apt 60 abuse
Irishnan, for which be hoped the host
would excuse him In advance. ssBy mr.
soul, Gen. viii do that, " said his host,
sit yon will excuse triaing fault which
! have myself. Ii 10 this whenever I
hear man abuse ould Ireland, I have 3
sad fault Of cracking his sconoe With my
shillaly"! The General was civil during
the whole evening. .... AMT
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

FouR MoRE VAcAAcIEs u TIE SESATE.--
In aha aexE Gaugsessis u probable thai
four more vasancies viii oecnr Ia the Sen
ate, in addition to those Of the special
SESSION. Senator's breckenridge and Pow
al, Of kensaeky, vail aos be there Of
coaHsa- having exSused sksassaTas and
gone. over 10 Secession. In regard t.
Senators Polk ard johasoa, Of Aissouri
the RspubIseaa says il 10 doubtful If sish-
ar Of them make THAR appearances At tbs
Cxpitol during the session. This baine
the case, swensy-nix Of the sixty~sighi
chairs In the Ssaata Chamber will be va
cant, ss..s5 -asE-.-f ~ @s ed
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04
SHALL WE have A TELEGRAPH OF.
I PEgBS


The above question is now proposed 60
the citizens Of Council Bluffs, aud We un-
derstand q proposition from the Com
pgny is in the bauds of J. A. jackson, in
substance as fellaws:
F'The citizens of Council Bluff are to
raise certain sum to be paid on the es-
Establishments Of an Ofaee hare, part of
which Is 10 reimburse the Company for
the expense of putting in al Office, and
foF keeping the line in repair, and part
40 per eeHs. ito lie refunded in telegraph
ing. The citizens are also TO guarantee
that the ofice shall not be IA expense to
the Company, and ii the portion of gross
receipts which tha Company receives at
ter paying the amounts dus 10 other Coaa-
p&Bies on the business Of the Council
Bluffs ofSes are insufficient to meet the
saErent expenses Of the Office, the citizens
or subscribers are to make up the deficit,
thus insuring themselves against the re-
mOEal or closing of the ofioe. Ii is the
intention Of the Company to manage the
once as economically and judiciously as
possible"
By calling on Mr. jackson cur citizens
viii learn the precise terms Of the pEopo-
sition. We hope they will take sufficient
interest in the matter TO insure the estab-
hshmsat OF al oaics here. For our part
we viii furnish a room for the ofse e,
rent f7ge.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04
TAG Mux IN TH n CocoAyUr.

The Chicago Tribune, which has been
SO ready TO fmpugn the motives of the ST,
Louis journals ia their treatment of tbs
Fremont case, will soon feel the nscessi-
81 of clearing It's own skirts.' The ST.
Louis correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette has the following:
"0f all Western newspapers, the most
bitter in it's deuunciation of Gen. FREE
mont and bis administration is the Chica-
60 Tribune. Il was al Rrss the pathfnd-
er's warmess friend, and was not allow 10
declare him the Napoleon of the North.
But suddenly change eafae DER the spir-
1t Of its dream, and It avowed that the
salvation of the country depended upon
the transfer of the command of the West
era Department to oa8 more competent
for its duties. All this looked unac-
countabie, yet many realized the sudden
change of tone one of those stsrnly virtu-
Gus dispositions which make aan de-
sert his warmess friand when the eternal
principles of right and justice are not COM
piled with. saw letter yesterday TO q
gentleman In this city, signed by re-
sponsibIe and loyal citizen of Blooming
ton, ILL.,, which may or may not explain
away some of this newspaper mystery. -
The epistle stated In positive terms that
Gen. Fremont had refused 10 place upon
bis staff gentleman who happened Incl
dentally to be editogially connected with
the Tribune; also that an unsuccessful
effort had been saaas % ATTAIN aGovern-
ment contract, In which smother editorial
atfaehe was somewhat Interested. "--St.
LOUIS sDsmoeydt. Fsz&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- Dir. S&masl p. Skinner, q mer-
chant, who has been On Trial in the Cir
onit Court At Bostoa, feE she past week,
On the charge OF fitting cas- che "siAsgarvs
Scott" at New Bedford - a SLAYER, has
been found guilty. This is the asst in
stance in the United States of conviction
for this offence, when the vessel did not
actually 20 20 the coast of Africa. The
penalty for the crime il NOS Less than three
nor acre than four years Imprisonment,
and fine of not less than one nor more
than Ave thousand dollars. -.t.....
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

New York, Nov. 25th-Ths Herald's
Fortress Monroe dispatch says: By flag
of truce from Norfolk, the news reaehed
there from Fort Pickens and Port Royal,
that Pickens opened Are on SATURDAY.
moraing, bat abe firing vas valid. ~
LATER.--Lt Was stated that piskaas had
beea preached when the firing ceased --
The rebels sustained no foss, but the loss
of the Union forces was heavy.
The widest excitement existed at Nor
folk. Bragg had sent congratalatory dis
patches all over the South. g.
From the same source it il learned that
at Beaufort three companies Of General
Shsrmaa1s command had an engagement
with the rebels, and were forced 90 ssarsat.
with q loss Of 8 men. III -
Beaafort 10 being eDtsenched by cur
forces ssht e''.1. .&z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

I New YORK, Noe, 2s.-Edwir James, the
distinguished Eag lisA lawyer now residing
hsss, in spublishea letter Ia regard TO the
AiasoA asd Sli5sal case, says, when the
laassion is sabmitted by TIE Cabinet oil
England 10 the law otssers Of the respon-
sIbla advisers of the Grown, those aathor-
ities, before giving sheir opinion, viii In
III probability Rsqaire fron che oaaosrs in
command Of shs TTens distinct ans Ssrs 70
tbs following quesiions: a.9 80.
EiEss. We're yoa acquainted with the
terms Oh her Majesty's proclamation com
handing strict neatrality On the part Of
cit her subjects during the term Of hos.
Utilities between the Northern and South
ern Ssstess - ~
ESeeonA Did you know thas the two
gentlemen whan they became passengers,
not refugees, on board your vessel were
employing themselves or were emplsyed
In an enterprise In direct hostility 10 the
constituted Government Of the United
states2 fau E v - st*s
The answer to these two questions In
the afirnsatiye, and cosissenfly with the
truth, they eanA0s b answered otherwise,
will reduce the question 10 pery narrow
dimensions. Should any doubt exist up
on the second proposition, the message
recently semi BY Jeh. Davis 10 his paYlia-
aens st Richmond, viii usaoh facilitate len
solution.
ana, air, faishfuIIy yours,
fGS@aaa@ j NEAEEEM XAA&&kE ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

New York, Nov. pa Key West let
ter says thai the privateer Beauregagd
made no resistance. She was command
cd By Capt. Gilbert Hay, sad was cap
tured 100 miles from Abaeeo. She thrsw
overheard most OF her ammunition, &c.
She had met no vessels, and had not even
bred gun since leaving Charleston.
The vessel captured BY the Connecticut
WAS the schooner Adelaide, If Nassau,
and had several eases OF swords aboard.
Her Purser was Lieas. Hardy, of the Con-
federate army. a.. s.0.-.... ..t.--
The steamer Isabel is represented as
being nearly ready for her armament 81
Charlestons She will be ooEagaanded by
Capt. Rollins. ..-.. b. @ -4 =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

SKIF Canal IN IELfSors.-The citizens
of Jolies are agitasing the ship canal
question, and recently held mass NEST
ing to adopt measures for bringing the
matter before Congress at its coming SEES
sion. The idea is to enlarge the Illinois
and Michigan canal which now connects
the Illinois river With Lake Miehigaa,
so as to Pexaii the passage of at Ieas'
a thousand tons burden. The Chicago
Times thus PeEtinently allades to the
project .,.. ~ ar
The necessity for ship eamnanica-
tioa between the Mississippi and the
Lakes il COW 50 apparent as to attract
universal attention. AS mihtary Eneas-
ure its importance il incalculable. The
Government viii need it 81 every Instant
Of the progress of the var. But beyond
the military necessity, there are great
commercial advantages Which viii COM
mend the pFojeos not only to illinois but
TO the entire AoFsksEa States. Ii is esti~
mated By the Engineer Of che Canal, as
We are informed, thai it may st q eom.
paratiyely tEiaing expenAe be enlarged
for ships Of capacity Of thousAnd
TOMS and thus, In the language of the
Joliet resolutions, ffevery State west Of
the Allegheny and east of the Rocky
Mountains DO placed in direct water com
munication With the Lakes in lime OF
war, and in time Of peace with Great Brit
aim" The effect viii be to completely
turn the continent around. The mouth
Of the Mississippi would no longer BE- at
hsw ORLEANS, but upon the Atlantic sea-
board. The project lie a grand one, Eiuh
IN commercial advantages, worthy Of the
genius Of the American people and the
enterprise Of this age of great public
works.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

FAuTREs OF rae PAsr WEKK.-The
Commercial Bulletin reports Eve fail
ures in Boston for the past week~-two
boot and shoe dealers, oae Of straw goods,
one Of drugs, and one Of wines--two at
HaverviiIe, one q boot and shoe manu-
factarer, and the other d dealer in the
same articles TWO in Bath, Me one in
New Haven; Eve in New York City three
in Grunge, N. J. Ave in Philadelphia !;
one Ia suEpenaionj 10 Baltimore, and Ave
at the West. OF the thirty Failures re-
ported, eleven were manufacturers or
dealers IN boots and shoes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04


ceakksRoEDxNck On - NUsLg.
.--.s@a@aa~~.s4u@4a axAz - - s-.~.
nave read ne ANNEXED editoFsai In shs
nsoTaaksoa ofgDscsDef iss, iehs pm
account Of iss paaeE1 y, u nas xthT 81
notice, nor would II ceass e. |ighs&s
attention, bat lam - - shAs he assk
Gle is base libel upon one Of our most
wossAy eisizsns, who 10 - FIR Shore the
sssasss imp whsp ansd aA<s siasss OIL lies,
a. HssEsa b aAoxa He'll fhsss Rad The
Article In the Bssgls, which has drawn
down Ne wrath Of ths Nsorasksaa upon
han. Il De- IsssssAy@ahaa ssae2 shsEs
does not breathe . more reaiaAls. high
ikin1ea 81 pure MIA ID NsoT1ska.
q CD. vok%s1 aten dor ~ article
and asked 10 respond, refused; sayiae
sAsa the tAsms who pennsd the article waa
nor worthy Of notice or, eowhIding; bal
stware be q gentleman, he wnuad be hon
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

Quick RKTRGBETeS ten. MckinStry,
who aouEIshsa so SYSTEMATICALLY at ST.
Louis, a. Prarost lAaEshaj under tbs
reign Of Fremoat, In insulting and i'm
prisoning men and boys in the 81. Issais
s'loek up," already finds himself q pgis-
oner in the same deIighAful boarding HOUSE
And with him number of his croniea,
some for iusaberdinatien, some for swim
ding In contracts, and some for carrying
OF large sums of Government money en-
trusted 10 their care. g.
Gen. Fremont has retired 70 close GUAR
ters and sit Is said, /" 10 preparing an adj
dress s'to the American peoples He is
too late.-- Crisis. ..fse rt g..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

Washington, Nov. 27.-A special to tbs
\, I. Posi- says, the Washington Repub-
iiean has nsws from Winchester. Vs.,
stating that jackson, the rebel General,
is drilling a regiment composed wholly oil
slaves 10 thai city, and chat this negroes
are to be made. 10 fghs against sta Fed
eral troops. s. -gEts.tsaz a Cd
The Q. s. steamer Eagle, Capt. Bender,
arrived here this morning from Baltimore,
having rim the Potomac blockade without
damage. She is hsayiiy loaded with for
age for army use.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

ixsASTzY Ia ESGLkxB.-AE alarming
increase Of insanity in Englsnd IL noted
in the papers. The country OF SaxTsy
has at present one large lunAtie asylum
at footing, 10 which there asenow nearly
one thousand inmates and, although the
establishment is very much crowded, il Il
still found quite inadequate to reoeivsthe
requisite number Of patients, q greai
many Of whom are in private asylutns and
other pisces.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

A COMPOSITION BIZ YouxG AaKRacA.--In
the public schools of Rock Island 10 10
customary for the pupils when they arrive
at . certain point Of proficiency and
advance In their studies 70 commence
writing compositions. These hsbdomadal
aacabssEspas are aaeslly ut sAe old ssereo-
typed character, bat occasionally some
yoang brick will get ofF . good thing in an
unprecedented way something Ike the
following. A wids-awake urchin Of the
style kBewa IN sncieris days Is phcy
handed in the subjoined communication
az his arst attempt
LoxDoE Eof1fon ID shs largest city ii
England. Bully for London.
Boobies -~--
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

... .sr ,- uzAAAr Lee Is 1901.
Els. Ba%gIs This body convened Il
Onahay al Aondays "a peceAber, 1891,
al q oacToek r. n. = /, .r p = nv 80 ~
ThsC aunssI wa8 irazaediasssy organised
as follows: ...... :
Hon. John TaHee, Of Dakotah, Preai-
uent; r. w. Furnas, of Nemaha, Secre-
sary; Vim. Lemer, OF Douglas, Assistan.
Secretary; ]. W. Chapman, of Cas-, Ser.
geant-at-Arms; a. ]. Warner, of Wash.
ington, Door Keeper, Rev. G. VI. Barnes
Of Douglas, Chaplain. ~ :
On Tuesday, the House succeeded in
slecting officers, (haVing adjourned the
day previous without an orgaaizasiop.l
The following officers were elected TO-
lwis: Hsnsa-A. ID. Jones. % DoagIas,
Speaker Goe. L. seyboIt, Of Gass, CLERK;
James ". varsns oe DaketaA, Assissan,
CLERK F. @. Morrison, of Otos, Sergeant
st Arms.
The Governor viii deliver his Message
at O'Clock, this P. n.
AourS' ,-,,ss.,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

u Mas. AssrE RTTzSaxEER reports
TO the Ladies' aid soCissy, Of keekuk,
many things OF interest TO the public with
reference to the Iowa soldiers, She thinks
that some Of the surgeons woAld s'bess Sc
cure the interest Of themselves and their
men by rssigaaaa isamssdia&sls.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

a~ George 4. Cowel, clerk in the
employment Of Messers. Robbins, Royce
i Hare, es No. 70 Reside street, was ar
rested yesterday on charge of having
emhezzled goods al vaEioaa times amount
ing id tbs aggregate 10 about |, 900. The
pgisoner, who has been living fast life,
confsssss ais guilt, and aaens anxious TO
make all rspasatioa In his power. Jus
sics BrsnRan eomsaiated the defaaltsE to
the Tombs.--k y. Herald, alta.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

WxST 0vKR sAERLY.--one Of NE saows
which vent oEer Niagara Falls fsw
nights age had valuable black horse On
board, which was found the nsxt morn
ing, uuhurs, on table Rock, grazing ean.
ssntedIy about one hundred and afty feet
above the prssipiee. Thia i the FIRST
known instance Of domestieased animal
entering the rapids in the miadIs of the
river and reaching the Tabh Rock in
safety, @t#.s ..''.i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04
BULLY FoR pENYER.

At the arst Charter Election at DsuYer
City, shs entire Democratic ticket was
tgiumphausly elected over tho RepabliOaD
Abolition ticket, By a good round major
ity. Cook, Democrat, beats Lagizner, Re-
publican, for Mayor, 1876 votes. Good
for Denver. The entire vote cast, was
ITlA. s-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

u You may insers . thousand excel
lent things Ia anewspapes, and nevar hear
a word Of appreciation but let para.
grsgh slip in (by aecident1 Of one or swo
lines not suited to the tastes, and you will
be sure to bear Of 1t.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

IMPORTANT IsEogAkgfos 50 SPOgTSaRss---
In celebrated French Journal, an expla-
nation is giVaa Of fact which has puxxl.
sd sporting men, namely; why the Left
barrel Of gun bursts 10 much more FREE
qaently than the righsS The explanations
ia this: ........s.4 IS
The spogtsfaan, on going out, loads
both barrels, and, on seeing a bird rise,
fires naturally the right one; be reloads
that barrel, and when he again seea bird
81, hair be Ares isagain, and 30 sie does
perhaps twenty tiaues 10 Succession. But
zach airing givas . shook 10 the charge in
the left hand barrel, and at Last the sac
eassion Of shocks separates the wsdaiAs
from thu powder and shot, the conse.
anenes Is thai vacuum ensues bdtweer
them, and when the second barrel is Aired,
il frsquensly explodes. To prsssnt thi.
danger, the Recommendation in made thai,
whenever The right haad barred 10 loaded,
she ehaEge in the lefs band ans should be
ranned down. ia $50
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

A HoRSK ron GENERAL aALLEcx.-The
Dubuque Times says VI. Smith Esq, Of
that city, on Wednesday sent 9 noble bay
stallion 70 ST. Louis ~ a present to Hal
lsck, the new commander of the Depart
ment Of Missouri. General Halleck and
Mr.. Smith are cousins. -as. s..s ... t.... ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- Besves averaging 900 lbs sold in
Chicago 90 last Thursday the 2lst as
81 SO per 100 lbs /, aad those averaging
1885 los as ~ 10 per 100 Tps. Hogs aV-
srAging 3s7 pounds sold at % per 100 lbs;
and $50 lb bogs u % SO per 100 lbs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

60 Inanense quantitiss o. war NUM-.
tons, shes, shell, &ey are now being
shipped almost daily east and west. Two
bundred thousand pounds of ahelis, con
signed to Com. Poose, q. s. NJ, we're
shipped TO Cairo, % Saturday, BY the
Pisasburg, Fort Wayne . Chicago BAIL
road. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

e. Madame Colson has overcome che
arst unfavorable impression that she bad
created at Milan. She had made her ap-
pearanee In sSpoliuto'' and the sTrayiata,
and had fair success in both.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

ca Distinguished Keutuekisns speak
Of Mr.. Thomas Hart Clay the eldest son
Of Henry Clay, as she probable successor
Of Breckenridge. The loyalty Of MIR. Clay
Is without stain or reproach.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

. Bosson, Nov. 2s.--gol. Lee. of the
MassashAlsests sFwsdsy 6xth Rec ssaent,
eaptarsd al Baliss BlnGs, writes briefly
from Richmead, 90 the 18th, thai ~ one
of the aassars drawn BY los, 20 offset the
coarse Cd oux Governmeat towards Che
rebel pirates, he 10 the iamats Of cell sss
the jail III Richmond. The same ID sYue
of oshsr oissers. His health, and thai
Of MAJ. Liavs md Capaaias Bowanan and
Redwood, ID good. Dol. Lee ID permis-
ted 10 say on good ralixals auahority, o.
what he considers % snch, that the rcbes
Gevsramsns . sos oniy wfllIng bat snxi~
GUS to ssours al axshange at prisoners
With tia Uaissa Stass Goyevnmsns.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

g. The President has appointed Major
Thos. j. AsRsan, Of Marion, this State,
Brigsdier General of volunteers. Gen.
Mexican is graduate of West Point, and
served with distinction In the Mexican
war. lows has furnished twenty thous-
and men for the var, and 10 justly entitled
10 two or three more Brigadiess-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04
yseasl Dispateh 70 the Cincinnati Ga&Rate,
WAsalSarUS, Nov embef 27
TIE ssss1Dsssss MESSAGE.

The Presidents Message ID not ret
completed. A pogtinn Of IL went 10 the
printer 90 day IN an unfinished form.
Several animpossant questions are pet 10
ba determined. The document win be d
comparatively plain, Business like state
meat Of the situation, with little argu.
mens aud nc baneombs. 10 will present
cheering views Of our domestic sfoables
and forsign relations, and urga the
ntaoss economy consistent With the
most vigorous prosecution of the war.
The A1noans Of money and men re-
CURED, is not fully deasTmlaed, probably
not far from seven hundred thousand meTs
and ssvsn hazHasei million % dollars vii
be needed. - s9a ea
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

Tha Nashville Hour;ar statas that
Brigadier-Generai George B. Cristepden
has been made a Major General in the
Confederate array and assigned TO the
Department of the Cumberland Gap, and
has gone there. ...
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- The chairman ofapuhlic meeting,
seeing a rowdy who was raising his arm
to threw stale egg at bin, bawled ont
--F'sig, your motion is out Of order"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

u The latest F'inteliigons and reliable
gentleman froan New Orleans informs
shs New York Ezpsess that the UHioa feel.
ing is still ssrong In the Grsssans City,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

Tbs CoTrog gxoF or 1s60.-The New
Orleans Creseent of October 2sth, faxes
the cotton crop for the year 1861, on
the authority Of the New Orleans Prics
Current, st 2.192O2s bales.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

Naw smxAEssss Rsserdy Johason wiil
probably b chosen U.s. sanasoT froa1
MaxylAnd, md Jaaass Guahris and jain
]. 0ritssndsn are naw nost prominent fos
keasuekyss I've vacant seats.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

% Col. Moore has issued an ordar to
the citizens Of Scotland county, offrring
reward Of 81 900 for the apprehension
Of the murderer Of Hon. Thos. ], Rich
asdson, on Monday night last.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

- where see house furnished vita
books and papers, there I see intelligent
and well inforned childFen !; bat IT thsre
are no books or papers, the cAildrsss are
ignorant, ifnot proHigate.-tFRAExLrS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-04

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