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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23

2. 3. AETHgM AND VIRGINIA y. TowgsRgp
Dssas&s Go Seefss LsfsyatRyx, ATf, Morals HeaIfk
snd paResfae RsRptaess.
Do well known il the HONE mAGAExE In all
narts Of the United States and the Canaaaa. Ehat
We are seaFxply rsqzaFss in ths announcement far
1851 70 speak Of ia pecHaiar eaaracteTisties. An
that ia name implies, ths editors have strives aa
viii stilI sssaysse .mass it. Esl&
oar purpass Ahza sTsr BEEN To ave magazine
that Should Raits the attFsesons Of cAe4ce sa sks
S@as AtsystNre rita A4a msrsl stsaa ana tsses ase
fzl ks4 ssus - aasA udansn ana ehaaaS en III hi de-
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In The Ssnaars nA4asss wiilbe commenced q Hez
NOTHING But MosKY, Bg 4 s. Arthur.
Miss TowMsxAD will continue 70 snEniah tbaSs
EARNING stories and exaaissse pAcfnrs-sksszAes
which have been ne delight os 30 many reeasFs
while
WRITERS OF rHK FIRsr TALENT mSD Rgpu-
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MKNT A TOILET AED W0MK~TAALE DEFAnT-
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HuusxKEEPEa's REPOSITORY, & REVIEW Dx-
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E5s $50 FEMAs, ~ ADVANCE.
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. cJpiea fzna one Of the preaafzzn plates to
gettsy Up of Club - 400
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pay he cess 81 nsaihng ssch prenaiun. sss y,
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Address, O. 8. AH8HEk b Co. EzN wALEuz
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23
uoMg ApveRrfsfvlu,

The following assisls We clip from y.
nssoEah Rspsbyie. Itis very EEass Isil
shs hosas azavessssang thaa tesls ssF shs
bsneae Of she piaee, East. II Il not shs
foreign Or patent medicine adveEtissmept'
hat shs lessl aassssisszasass slaaa sell ios
shs pisses aWbsmsa paper 40 Gilsd with
sAsse, sAswn men, It . gianes, see thai
The place + \ geod, Ays sly business point,
Saae og oar insrnhanas ahoafd saks he
kiass Read the arsselss FigA
ssTae'vlllag 81 . rsouasry nssspspw, i
areasS q shs ytllags o. soaalxy, and Il
tha one d composed of. lire hsasaaas man
7-iss in sheFs, y agoei business peins, =
--sAs coianns Of the newspaper viii show
4 and people abroad wili jjadga ef sAe
sillags or easntsy In this way. 4 Assrsas=I
ger f1rras hs estimate Of plaee sooner,
and, in nine times ost Of ten, naore aesu-
ratsiy in shia msnnaE, shan he can ia any
ether vas.
AS se underssand Il, the business Of 4
local newspaper, b to keep It's readers
posted, frstly, in all matters og local in
tarest that ean be obsained, and are inser-
eatiag 70 the esaamsnisy In which 1t is
Published. After that rswa@s oil the
general news follows.
These ara. tha main points; hut in d
grswimg stase like this, another item
cozRes into the confederation The news-
paper not only eisealatea in its own eoan-
u, h~s b zruE sarx 80 Ene Eass, and made
20 become "a ambassador, urging The
claims Of is location upon thoss Who are
looking % she West = pOssiblstobs fa-
turs homs. In such cases the editor nsay
be svss 80 eloquent over the advantages
Of his locality and rs-rspeai all The in
dueesnents thai can be held out 20 ssssiers
they will leaye no eascs IL the paper
itself shows tlsas business languishes, and
shs eitiEens give Il ! halfway sappors.
These tall rnore Car plaos o. soansrys
than all tbs words IN Wpbater's Dicsion-
airy set aH sadwAys, once week for zen
years, san do. Wegss pspers every week
that tell us plainly, the iaes thai business
10 dead IN the places wheTe they ara pub-
lisheds and ws gst others whose advertis-
ing columns are an induesment to settlsrs
Of the most potent character.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23
LErrER Faem aEs. LESLIE oomBs.
FslNkTo1T, kY.. DEc q, 1860.

KRAKKToRT, hY., DEc %, 1860.
MY DEAk srE have no tfias OF ineli-
nation for az argumens, much less for
controversy with you. Ion Know am
an honest citizen OF the United States. |
saved Kentucky last August from the
power OF southern treason and I now
wish to say word to you--which sauss
/ be heeded. H.,
The slave and territorial question mass
now settled on fair and con.
stitutional grounds, or Kentusky-old
Kentucky, the land of reldiers and pat
riots-wifI Be forced into reyolusion.-
Ninety mine out Of eSery hundred men in
Kentucky demand this easy solution of
our troubles. With this sss caa take care
of the South; without It there viii be
oisR war-sras< and blood, and desoIa-
ten. Zoo nsay think I Jest OF am alarm
al but know what | say Is true. The
ness- af-ar4ns Of KENTUCKY Ia, two men
embracing saeh other, and her aag mot
10, EsUnifed we stand divided Wa faIl. .
And such will be our fate. fhfow Away
ali predjudios evsfyshIng II pray yoa,
but love Of liberty and soly cbunsry. "
,s -. u, ,., >, A4ksi4k = l-la toShs'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23
10 Horaee Grssisy, Esq.
k0MKTMaHG mEAGTsEUE. RRsaM EM.
EMS0M. -

/ GFief and goy-1ope And Fear Tssrs
and Smiies Pain and Pleasure ars
twins. Children Of ths salae noaAax. link.
ed together tasonghoas the whole worad al
humanity. No IoE, no sonntxy, 40 oli-
mate, no scene, no condition may clains
the enjoyment of one. without The rebuk.
ing colnpanienship. oE the oshar. No
cloud however, 4 without is ingser light.
The blue sky sfili harhers hshiud the
gloomy canopy, really with ifs aanshine,
and kseping the sad soal from bsirg entire.
ly delivered % despair. No eaaaitioa Ii
20 lowls, = n be aisAoul hope 40 sor-
RON 80 poIgnAnt and opprassfya rs not Il
pesMit the CONSOLATION of dome swees min.
lster,s insesposiug at ne Fskhs Tnomsns
with compensation aad pxhaps delight
There iss no sach thing "a anaaitigaaed
svfi, as there ID NO sach thing sss pleas
ara and joy wstheut cloaa of Qualification
We hare only 70. opsa our hsarts 10 ths
sniIe and sanxhines not turn our backs.
or shus saF sgss 10 ths smgelin visitor
whea la skways sase 10 ssasd apoa cha
threshold whenever We desexvs msuss mead
and arr williae 10 giss him weaaome.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23
S0 MILES STAGING SAVED /
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CToss Railroad for oalneyi a asnasta with ths
Illinois Csatxaa MaasraaA sDs sslags and DunIeIth
and ~ Louis and Cairo, ne Bsrsingasu vita fast
ssalths Packets Tor 81 Loais.
SPECIAL NOTICE
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Sundays excepted Ehsse Trains have all the rights
OF Passenger Trains, thas insuring despatch and
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23
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ELRaAGTPREaTUAsT 10 GETTERs-Up on CLUES
AgfhnE's H@Has Ma8axamas
Fos 1881 YeIs. xvII, and xYIf.
l@ eas EaR 1851

KpITED BY
?. g. ARTHUR AND VIRGINIA r. TOWNSEND.
DsaaEss Go SeeSas EsfsyatRyz, Art M0TuEs HeaIfk
aad paResE4c Hampta6ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23

- The. spsiagassa Repnhaiesns the
leading Abolition. oygan ia MsEtsrn Mas
saehsefss, ia an article On the election of
Lincoln In y laas issae, isssasa a "Are
Ela pSopIA sorry Eney aaa lsI0 AGe Hart
ford Times says IL the editor of shs Bee
psbsiean will ask fys or SIX Thousand
wpgkmsh who have bssa Departed Of work
hera ID Caaasstscst since Laeosn,s cleo
tinn, ia epnssqaaaae of the bitsss feeling
pspdnaed in tks Soash by shs ansialssery-
iss~, he viii haars frsm the Rapahlisan
portion OF thezns aa azApass1is aasFznAkivs
answer 20 his qzissti0n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-25
TIE FIGHT AT BULL Run, AS SEEN By A NoRrR.
ERN NAN.

Ia letter published in the Baltimore Sun Of Saturday,
from the Hon. WIN. A. Richardson, member Of Congress
from Illinois, who processes to be eyewitness OF tho
scene of the engagement Bull Run last Thursday be
states that the cotton commenced BY Gen. Tyler Of
Connecticut at half past o'clock Thursday-that
the Michigan, Maine, and Wisconsin regiments stood
their ground bravely while the New York Twelfth and
Massachusetts, Regiments with oil their might throw
ing ssay their arms kDapsscks and in fact everything
that mpeded their progress The say that their CD.
GERS sck courage and were the first to "ske the back
track" Il seems that the only regiments Who could be
relied in their greatest emergency were composed Of
f,r.iguersthe New York sob risb) and 10Th Scosch
Tn, writer gives It as bis opinion that hansssss
eanno. be taken with fifty Thousand men in two
months, and that the North has been great
liz deceived only in their numbers and discipline, bot
10 their fighting quaesrushirg as they did into bat
ia, with shogt Which abovs<he OF the canncn
whilst their Artillery WAS served in unsurpassed STYLE
O,e ball fell directly amidst group of Cousressmep,
amongst wtom was Owen Lovfjoy. which caused Q lu:
dcrous scamperng and dooging behind trees very
becoming these dignitaries. One remarkable feature
which impressed itse the minds Of the Copgrcssmsp,
during their route To the scene Of action was the alb.
scence of al the male population capable Of bearing
arms. The few whom they few decrepit old
and women, whose eyes fairly flashed FIRE at the
sight Of the Yankee sodle" The letter concludes with
the opinion Of Gen. Mcdowell that there would not bs
immediate engagement unless his troops stumbled
of those inevitable "mssked batteres which
seem so much TO exercise our invaders.
Rrsdtrieksbvg Recorder.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-25
NEWS AND WAR ITEMS.
conprxsEp rkoM sAruRpAY's BALTIMORE rArERs.

CONDENSED FROM sArURDAYS BALTIMORE PAPERS.
The prize brig Amy Warwick which was seized BY the
Federal authorities outside of Cape Henry has arrived
at Boston Her cargo consists Of 300 sacks OF coffee
of which 1900 said have been shipped by Messrs
Phipps Bros. Co, wealthy English house In Liver
pool with branches At RIO, Bahia, AZ. The Amy War
wick Is owned in Richmond by David William and John
Ourre.
The new tariff which has passed the U. g. Congress
largely Increases the duty sugar. salt &c, and i'm
poses heavy rates tea coffee aud chocolate.
The U. 8. Senate, on the 10TH rejected the nomina
ton Of Miguel A. 0tero ~ Secretary Of New Mexico
This was on account Of his secession proclves, moi
known when Hrst appointed
Raymond OF the N. Y. Times and other gentlemen Of
the press were at the lght THURSDAY. shell from
battery whizzed between two of them, when The en-
lire party left and did not stop till they reached Wash
ington.
The N. Y. Herald's Washington correspondent wrote
before the fgh that Beauregard had been In Richmond
on Sundaylb0 cars had arrived at hspassasand that
IL was believed our forces getting ready 10 retreat
TO Richmond. What does the corresp ondent think oil
the retreay
The members Of the House who saw the fight on
Thursday we're Aessrs. McClernand Richardson, Love-
oy and Logan, of ILL.,, NOEL Of No, Dunn Of lod.
Under date Of Chsrestown, Va, July l7sh, We have
statement that the whole Of Gen PAtersons army had
advanced to that point except one regiment Oomnu'
nicaton with Hsrpers Ferry was to be opened up next
day. The ford at Harptrs Ferry had been liked 10 an
swer for crossing until tbs bridge over the Potomac
could b, rebuilt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-25
Rrltish Crafssrs,

Let,srwr.srs from Fort sic.eas to N Y. papers say
Ave gsh steamers cruising constantly bes"ees
Fort Pieksps ard Key West watching he progress Of
our BLOCKADE" By this naughty proceeding it is alsgru,
vide door ia eit op'u fOF tho ffc.n slaverad'; and
the Yankees are sstonshed that Lord Ealmesn should
permit that horrible traffic "But tadds Of thess
writer's. a. D. Ms naval Representatives. adherence Of
slavery and slave traffic is all very we'll in Its time; but
il mus. not be permitted to interfere with the diplomatic
mar euserlug Of Lord Palmerston."
The whole tone of these gentry anything but pleas
ant in view of Her Msjestys cruisers Those steamers
are eyesores the Yspkessor their presence renders
nm effective blockade indispensable condition to its
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-25
WASHINGTON AND OLD POINT

The following from the Fredericksburg Herald Of
yesterday shows that the terrified wrstches At washng
ton trying TO save themselves and the city by sum
uonipg troops from Old Point. rs
There eleven vessels Of different orders CT Aqua
Greek this morning. oil reported 10 be died With men,
and believed TO b en- Fouts fer Washiagseg,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-25
The Terror I'm Warrington,

Two gentlemen, who left Washington Monday night,
have reached this city. The tale they tell is awful
They say that no words describe the terror confusion
and dismAy which psrvade the Rump authorities AL
the boats we're removed from the south side Of the river
and the draw on the Long Bridge was raised to prevent
the army from this side emptyug itself on Washington.
But for this precaution there would not now be YAM
kee on this side the Potomac.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-25
Trouble I'm the Camp .

The Baltimore papers of Saturday speak Of discord
having existed among the Yankee Generals, Mcdowell
and Tyler, q. the Bull Run skirmish The former de-
noanced the latter and charged upon him the whole
disaster; and 10 bis official report spoke Of the officers
and men of the 18th Regiment New York. and ls Regi-
rnent Massachusetts,, as towards. These we're crack
Regiments, and enlisted for the We do not hear
that after their fight Thursday, they returned
ight on Sunday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-25
NosIooxrky. 49, JuIy "a lsaI

"F~1HHEb ALxt suIJ ~ IouI.
Hsars. Editors Please insert The folio wing i,te pre.
seulAtlon found on the 1y.lesf Of Bible I, vii. ex.
plain itself. The gentleman 10 whom IL is drectsd Ia
member Of the Roanoke Mitchell Inyncoles"
Your, most respectfully, Ut SMITH.
Let this book my dear husband, be the COMPANION of
your loneliness when thorgnts OF the dear old hcms
and the sad faces that viii brighten only at the coming
Of the absent loved one, i'll thy heart and dim thins
eyes, turn 70 tons book for consolation when the pale
horse and his rider" are gathering victims on ever
hand, pray nightly to the Lord OF Hosts, and NJ
angels shall encsmp around about ,hes. Be pure be
good and may God have thee In His care and keeping
.f NItt LEILA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-25

Toe Montgomery Post gives the following as the suit
serpon of Montgomery county 70 the Confederate loan
400 bales of cotton 900 bushels af corn ssl 900
worth Of merchandise 100, 900 pounds Of four $4,000
worth of balls and $50 900 in cash. making in all
aboat $3.50 OoO This says the Post, shows the conf.
dence that people have in the Government. factions
sneak louder than words"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-25

FosrIGs CoSsuLs IN TIE Sovra.-rhe Jackson Ais
sissppia In strong article 10 reference 70 the for
eieu policy Of the Confederate States, says:
Let u demand Of all foreign nations that they accredt
their consns and other agents to the confederate States
Of America and not 10 the United States recall them
at onos To let these sgsnts remain among US In their
oficia capacity, We ara nov doing, Is misplaced
courtesy, altogether unbsoeaing IN indspsadsns and
rsltssuAp, PssPis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-25

siTHr FLUSkr's soxxERsiULr-hr. Everstts furious
war speech, delivered I'd New York the 9Th sfguly
finds complete recitation In letter addressed BY him
Boston, February 9Th. 1851, Just iss months before
III, following Is 90 extract from that lstter
ITO expect TO bold fifteen sistes In The Onion BY force
IL preposterous The des off sivl var acesupsnisd.
ssis would be, By ssrvsinsursseisn, ~ nonsuous
70 DO entertained for . moment II our sister States
must leave ", Id the name u Heaven Let then 20 h
pass,n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-25
TIE COMMEMORATIVE OF oAsLlLk

pVu .sEev to4A by LSVhs
AID yos raI BOGUS GavrsssrNT "a W rr1Hs ylRsrx.
n-LxrrrR yRoA JoHN s. CAsLlLE-Ma. q. Is HARD Ur
WANTS AosEy-The neetlnE called for yesterday 20
sid the Western virgiLisns in setting MP bogus State
Government turned GU. grand hzze. Our people have
bed about all they are able for The purpose ofksepn;
up this A. the time appointed no enc Va. prssen
fnsly arrived, aud ehoWed me reporter, tho
following letter from tt4t wonderful patriot Joba L.
gArIl;;
WHEELING, Va, June 81, 1861.
GzSrLrxES: We have great diff guilty in Obtaining tho
necessary 70 enable accomplish cur purpose
Of holding Virginia In the Union, and much emoar.
raised TOR want OF fund.- We have TO uniform our ce,
panes thst enlist 10 the service We have 10 oruyds
for the families OF volunteeF We have to incur daily
the expense OF from $500 70 $780, with many other ne.
oessi!ies incident 70 putting motion . new Govern.
menL Very many Of our delegates in Convention are
ito.t means TO pay their board and cannot remain un-
les relieved. The writer Of this has advanced out of bs
Own pockat sl03 since the llth inst enable smtsss
70 remain in the sentoa asd bsa los va.,os purOo.
SINCE the inauguration of the present movement ex.
psDded upward OF $1,000, aud he has not dollar that
ought 70 To diverted from the payment OF his own debts
and has seosral Zines found himss sithon. mark.tao.
nsy 10 Purehase daily food for his children
IL hah been suggefted TO that If our situation "a.
made known to our friends in NsH yos they would rally
- on. assistance eAriy il the struggle an honorable
cisizen Nov I,rt iaciosed Us bis oneck for 50 500
We have since received from another source 900 and
this Il all the aid We have had from abroad while our
ciz who generally have no spare means have raised
and contributed many thousands until lhey are isust
ed. 10 little WHILE when Government Is firmly ca.
tablisbed We will DO able to walk alone. Now Is the
pinch With Us.
Very respectfully
(0ountersigneD JUN. s. CARLILE
j. p. Nichols Virginia Convention.
H. W. Oro;hers, Virginia Convention, and mem. Of
Wheeling Delegation.
After Nailing some time, and no one appearing, the
meeting was declared adjourned until Tuesday next,
when Mr. Csrll'e's pinch" will De considered.