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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
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Induce memgs

We have also on hand the following splsuaid ar
uees whica VIA b aata 10 the pHechAsegs Of car
Golden Pens II like HaAnagr. for two DoIIErs each
Gold Ohronemster HCnsing casea wa.chsH Cold
HEEting ea&sd English Lever DO, Jeweiied silver
Lever and Leptae de-, Open Faced do. Huatinz
GR&ea do. pupAsSy 6sats' Splendid vsSI Chains La
dies Guard Chains, Lsaies' HecE ChainA essnts'
BTest Pins, livery fins1 spisadd Gold Psncils Pine
Asaallions, Gold Regard RiagS. Gold Rings Ptata
a7sd RngrAved, Gold Pen and sifve holders Knsn.-
elle Leaf Sets, Bracelets newest style Raaretaed
Coral Sets, Gsnts' Seal Rings KnanasfEsA EArzss,g
Sets and the latest style Of Ladsaa Sss@~sTw
Extra FRGacsmssfs EStsR&
vita svesy box of Golden Pens purchased Of Us
are viii present eur patrons vita A-eeFtisaats for
which on TeIaittance Of two dollars they may as~
tain enc u the gsre&piaa EpIenzssd as&ieaaa ThEs
win be ia &daitioa 70 the oertIHeate rIven in naF
one doil&p Grand distribution. and win only Be-
seat whsn required b Ascent or those desiring to
- AZ stgh - =
Pianos, Melodeonz, Music books. SEWING Ma
ea tnss, &c, Bought and sold Oh commission Arr
article viii be sent 10 the country al the Lowest
wholesale Prices sith the addition Of Der csut
eo9aE&8&seasaa foywaFaakg n
", Bs-4seAzs ssaassd - eveTv kosca {sycssays
ssRf on application.
Address all communications to
C, s. COLBERT Il Co,
Cea@isstoR AsTcAaats GaS sessrmi Aesass
Ne. l7S South Fourth Street, below Ghesaut
Phifaaeiphia, Pa
l~ Fer our iasssrity and ability 70 fatal our Gu
BazeEnsasA, we beg 70 refer yea TO the Eoliawtn8
van kaown geasssnssa Ana business arrzsss-s
u, II. Horn, Esq, G&sh'r CstassqaA Bank Pa
AsEsrs. KsmEneFeF b AseFe, PhiiadelphIa
Benton Bro, chasaas ssavs Ssh So, g.
J. O, Faiier, ksa., JcF sifsr, Phi adeipaiA ~ -.
A. r, ward, Paaaizsr of FASHIONS a. a
Hon. l.. u Earsoa, RaIs ks, CAiisaTaia,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

The following letter pabiisned IN the
keokuk Gate City of Monday last shows
that somebody il to blame for eonsiaesa-
BILE negligence, not to call it by any worse
name, Interference to the Commissary De-
partmsnt for the LIST Regiment. The writ
81 very properly heads his letter With the
inquiry; "Who is it ?" rsa. ais
KEokUkr May %, 1861. /
|. The IoYaI citizens of Iowa, hare re-
sponded admirably 10 che Presidents call
for volunteers tuEned out more than
enough; thousands are ready and willimg.
to enlist ~ soon as needed, With "a ere
single to patriotism not for money, not
log ks@oss hal FROM . senss Of aasY l. all
tnsy sans Ill .hsy ask. III SwoxiaioaE not
daintiss, but substantial food, such as Is
provided for by law. Where i it Z We
are now eneamped OF the eazskirss Of keo-
kak, wasys plsasy Of spreYisasns Can b
bad ~ ere faxasissd 10 s3aAin Id gaax4
tars until we get permission from the on
Ger of the day. Wheress the clisssr Of
tba day - giveus peFnission 70 huas faod2
We are allowed thirty cents per day for
food leach mssSswhega n khs RseEasaaas
where the money Ofhoers have nd rsa-
son 70 complain; they saa rslish daskiss
and luxuries ut the hrst class hotels. /
can see ro4aiRsrd5cs absswssa bsfak kEals
ed By traitors or being starved 10 death
by Uniou men the result Ii the same
Why don't the proper authorities sea that
appointed ofhc@r de shsis aukya Bfsads
Bread A soxDEEax
In bshAlf sf TOO soadsars.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

! A DMfNEsTRAToEsG tCE.-~@ekiaa Ii hsxsey
u j. giysh sAat sae aRa@s ianaa hss asea sppaiaaed
By the Probats Judge aT PstEswstgaSnae county,
Iowa Administrators of ahe Estate OF Thcnnas
ssearsF, deceased, late ef PpstawsttAmis county,
4awas ALI psEspns snasagsea TO said Estate are re-
aasstpd 30 rEsRs lAsass&sats pssnFsat aad taoss
holding claims against H. must pFeSsnt the same
for adjustment.
.tt4 Il $780,, 4 RLILARETH JAM aHRARERs
,Aansr gaiate u Tncmas 7. shsaFag, Dead.
Hay Is, 1881 aw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

fHst Issued IN gsaisa EAvsIops @lsA ~
. on TIE NATURE, TREATMEAT AID RA NJ
gAJ. GUKS or SFERaAT0RRH08As ID 8enAnal
Weaknes& SAxnsi Bssaiity, Ma sonaA sss Hza& m
voluntary Emissions inducing Impotency, and en-
tai and Ply steal IncApac4ty-
BIZ ROB. J. CULYERWELL, NJ D.,
= 81 AakhoT If tAe ssGheeH B0akS' &c.
& #he wSstp-TsFs0% Hed aaRhAFs la this admirable
Lecture clearly proves frsm hts own expert enae
that the awful consequences OF keH-abuSa may be
ssEsctaaIly removed without isssrpaI wsasg1nss VI
the dangerous suSie&l opsFatiezs A~s@isa, 4RStru-
msntSs rings or eardials, pointing out mode Of
cure 81 once certain and eHsctuaI, by which ever
saGsEsT, Ha matter whas his condition NAY be may
care hlHssa4 e&eApfg sf~a&esy and radically This
Lecture will prove boon 20 Thousands ami taou-
sands
Sent under seal TO any address, pass paid On ths
receipt Of rw1 postage stamps, By sddresSing Dr..
EHAs. J. G KLIEK, fg7 BowaFy ge@ TeFky Post
Once Box Z, 80. Tsept 0, se-yl
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

Tue above type is all ia good condition, and cana
Bile OF doing vsFy fairw We have, alse, aaan-
lily Of second haad JoBarsa MATERIAL which
will be sold Low fer cash. Specimens Of the werk
sent on application, together with list Of prices
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

TKz VorR OH NJ xsaiss q TssasslA
II 10 rensrAsAis mai We ssse agsinsa
Secession in Virginia Is larger, compaTa-
lively, In these counties In which the se~
eaasion troops were located, than in Other
coauszws PRETTY ssroag proof that the
Union men weve not restrained In giving
their vaAs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
DIRECTIONS FOR USING
C0AaseFass @mEza A0 GaBeaaa !.

FOR Tas .hscae apply IL oves The faes and gums
Of tue tooth AFFLICTED pressing land upon the face
repeat X not cured. In Extreme cases, vet cotton
ltA the BalHa. ami caver lae tootA sad xzms. Fer
HeaaaGAsr basae ths asap ss and sppy ta the nose
aud take from Ten 10 thirty drops "a haH tuTnAssr
| Of water sweetened.
Yer Group and Sore Throat take fram tea to tair-
IL drops inteEHats. sn sugar iaExywe4ensa wars
water battle the RaTo4t freely Kad Eand On anaans
Fer Headache Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lame Back
Side battle frsaly With Balm In Glfsad and gen-
crafty take internally, H
FER Barns Eaix eng part B&lEa IA Gaaaad anA swo
81 Watef and Sour, 10 make PASTA cvas tbs burn
With the same. Fer Choiic, take fron tsn to forty
dreps Ia hol water; battle the bowels and apply wet
naaneis. In the above, sAe SMALLER dose ID Tor
Ch4kxea, And the larger for adults vary according
20 age ahd circumstances.
CoiDeTt's Balm in GAlead In harmless Colbert i
Balm In Giiead gives sAti&fsetioa.
TAass wha haze ussa Raln in Gi2saa win nss be
without it. - t5 gA F%S
Agenls wanted. FER teFnas s'llfess ~
C. 8, CoLBERT d Co, i
Ne, I2z South Fourth street., PhliaasapAta Pa
ETHs D. GA<tnrs sent ~ Express 90 any part Of
the Cnited states at the shortest natase.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

Nor Auusp ga@cg:e- The New xokk
Herald says: HBeswssn Military des-
potiEn and a insolent and unscrapaloas
slave ollgarchy, there IL not much choice.
We hare 20 protect ourselves from both. y
Very good 40 far. Now how long will
the New York Herald abide by this SEN
timens;
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

Ee1lcs Ia hsssay gsvsz, sasa sas aaasraaRnsa
Administrator u ths sssals 81 Msfas@ ~ HuEGan
and Anna HalIas, asesassz late IL Possnw sssasais
ceamsy, state OF fosa viii 80 Saturday, sAe rTrst
O'Clock A. ~. AEsa4 eseierkp ~ ssltal Pusgie a.
ttun, the premises, the ftlIawtag personal pFss
srss. selsaxinE q said Ess@lss eonslsfsng 81 ths
| Five hsxa y csasss. Nm sssS 4 Harsaa, oas tme
| hsrss wsaen ssa Harness. I've sythss and snafhss
aus twe horse Fsow, 10 pssas xsetA, enc sssd, eos
sns ealaiysass ara six Dry seoas Baxss.
Taxns III sala, sae-foaxzh Aawn, sAA hAaaaxs "a
twslse nsalAs slms, waaa ssos and apsrsvea g.
carly sa's . 'a;.';sass i 4 ! go -.
Rssass kasAsw n . Aaas Haassas Deesa.
&as y - - -. sw
gsHxREFF's SALE.
- M vassss 81 sysszsi Rxssaaisa ~ ma sarsSe-
ed fsoan sAs Os Of the Caerk % TIA plsgsies Ceue
81 Pssszssssssmss Csanfy. fewss akaa preossa 90
sskwesa taas hssrs "a - esssask q. IL aaA ssssck
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q IN sssas q &c Csaasy IsNssmssss saaas, 10 me
ssszts sf Q. . aaA hsFrses seAssss sas Csarssa
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sssa, y. g Assss ss.s,s<s "a sa.sslsE Z
| sss s.s.lssls1 1sll.sss u saasass - - river
ms11ls a 81 1aGs66e ~ NapEsu So IL alss
sskiax t1&tA ~ q keseln 80 - = tssssa r.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

kTThe Serimnaage 1t Fairfax Coar1
House has been magniaed into vast pro-
portions by the sansationists at Wash
ington, who naxs % sha ssessSoHissa ksap
the country In blaze Of excitement. II
the ssnsationisss could be locked mp for q
month, We thing the war would at thai
time be at an cad. f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

y MERCHANTS AND BUSIkSss MN sEs
limited to bring in their work, and try Us. We
guarantee entire SAtl4fscten 1t Es&AEda prices
and work,
p Call and examine work and Prices.
RARBTrT CAKPENTgR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
OFFICER I PUsEY'
BANKERS,
Tax Paying g. Collecting Agents,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA;
THOMAS oFTECEa. WI u. PUREY,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

To PRrSTKRs-TYPE FoR SALR.-We have
on hand, Aa ET ssse The fsiswlaS sixes ~ ss<ana
hand type, whIeh viii be sold very cheap Ter cash.
300 LBS BURaEoEs,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

TheSs .hInss We prove on tAs spot and befo
year eyes, sniy bring an your cases.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-18
MT. Russel Ills Fourth Letter to the Lon
 don Times.

The following is q short extract which
 we clip from MT. RusseII's fourth letter to
 the London Times. It is dated at Nor.
 folk, Va., April l5th-iust after the fall of For; Sumter:
 Sumter has fallen al last. So much
 may be accepted. Before many hours
 hope to stand amid the ruins of a spot
 which will probably become historic, and has already made more noise in the world than its guns, gaIan. as the defence may
 have been. The news wi! produce an extraordinary impression al New York It will diSconcert stock iobbers and dprange the most ingenious speculatIons. But con- siderable as may be It's results in any part Of the Union, l venture to say that no. where will the shock cause such painful convulsions as in the Cabinet of Washing ton, where there appeared to exist the most perfect conviction that the plan for the relief of Sumter could not fail to be successful either through the force of the expedition provided for that object, or through the unwillingness of the leaders at Charleston 10 fire the first shot, and 10 compel the surrender of the place by aclu. al hostilties. The confidence of Mr. Seward in the strength of the name and the resources of the United States Federal Government must receive rude blow, but his condolences are by no means of weak ly constitution, and it will be long ere he can bring himself to think that all his pro. phecies must be given up one after an. other before the memorable logic of facts. which his vaticnatons have been m ''iCre. DressibIe conflict" IL seems to me that MT. Seward has al along alnderpoIued he 'pirit and the resolution of fhe Southern 'taoe &ates, or that he has disguised from others the sense he entertains of their ex- ent and vigor. The days assigned far he life of the secession has not yielded up he ghost. The bravado of the South has ee's sustained by tAe deeds phlch render efredt from its adDanccd position innpos- ib}c
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-18
For What are the Northern People
 Fighting.

To judge of the feeling at lhe North, by the public speeches and the tone of the press, we should suppose the people at the North believed that their homes and their firesides, were in danger of Southern invader. This IS all a deIuson. The people of the South, as yet, do not wish to disturb the people at the North, in the enjoyment of anything tha, justly belongs to them. All that we ask, is, that they stay at home and enjoy all the blessings that God has given them, and leave us 10 ourselves, 10 work out our own destiny in in our own way. We dop't want their houses or their lands. We don't want
 Washington City, unless Maryland shall join us; in that case Washington would be. long to us, and we shall take It, but al present, we do not want anything that be. longs to them. What then are they fight ing for? They say, to uphold the Gov ernment. If Mir Lincoln confines the operations of hls-GovernmeH to those States that acknowledges hjs authority, we shall not interfere with hls Governmpnl; We shall attend 10 our own affairs. Bnl they say they are fighting to maintain ,he Union. This IS a most transparent hum bug The Union is lost, irreeoverably lost, and a million of bayonets could not pin Ii together again. It was sacrificed upon the Chicago platform, and the conduct of the Northern people is every day making the gulf which separates Us wider and deeper. What then are the Northern people fighting us for ? IL can be for noth-
 Ing else but revenge. They had better stop and count the cost. If the War goes on, the Southern people will not always remain on the defensive; and We will tell them a solemn truth, that New York and Boston, are as likely to be sacked before il closes, as Charleston or Savannah TGeorgia Southern Union.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-18

THE VAs BuRENs.-In the Northern papers We see. no mention of the names of Martin Van Buren or his versatile boy. " Prince John" Their names, as far as we have been able 10 see, are not in the lists Of the subscribers 10 A. Us. loans, or the contributions 10 his soldiers; nor are they mentioned as speakers on public war occasion, or have they written any public letters on tue subject of the war. MT. John Van Buren, before the war began, was on the Southern side; and it may be inferred from his and his father's silence that they are not now against us. We do not state this as fact, but only surmise.
 We hope that it is true. for when such men as Cass, Dickinson, and others of that class of men, are now against US, it IS pleasant. to believe that Martin Van Buren and his son John are neutral. Both oF'hem have long heads and may see into the future sufficiently far to prognosticate the defeat of A. L. and the demagogical party which controls him in this most un. necessary and wicked war.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-18
;. Col. C1rsunxE's REcrMEsr.-Brigadier-

Col. CLEBuRNE's REGIMENT.-Brigadie dier- General Brad ey, the notoriously incompetent officer who was placed in command of the Eastern division of Arkansas volunteers--was in Little Rock at the last accounts demanding a court martial, with view of crushing Col. P. R. Cleburne and his officers. for doing that which any men on earth with a degree of pride becoming true soldiers would have done. l. e. to refuse to be longer under the command of one whose petty tyranny made him despi- cable Tn the eyes of every man of the regiment and whose incompetency endangered the hon. or of both officers and men-that which the Southern soldier prizes higher than life itself
 This community is fully alive to the action of this court martial, and as good citizens the people of Phillips county are expected to &C., quiesce In the decision of legally constituted authorities. But with the lights before them now, any injustice done Col. Cleburne or the officers Of his regiment, by incorrect represen- tations or charges--would arouse feeling of indignation that would :equire more regiments of men than Gen. Bradley is ever likely to command to quell. That regiment, with it's gallant Colonel, occupies place the affec- tions of the people of this part of Arkansas that is calculated to render them exceedingly restive and excitable in reference to the charc- es preferred by Gen. Bradley.
 We clip the above from the Helena Shield of the S,h inst and assure the Mil- itary Board that their action in reference 10 Granny Bradley and the officers of Col CLrBURSEs regiment are watched close Y and with a lively interest as 10 the re. suit. Bradley has, il is said, one friend in the regiment who recently visited Lii- sle Rock and denied his own signature.- Prairie county too, claims full share of interest in reference 10 the men of this regiment, from colonel down to privates, and any injustice towards them will be re- ceived as personal insult and treated ac. cordingly. There is not regiment of better material in the Southern Confeder. acy than Col Cleburne's, and their friends q, home must see that no more bad man. agement'' IS pracliced towards lhem.- They were managed" ont of the place assigned them to go to Virginia, then fur. nished with General who is drunkard coward and superannuated old fool. The mesabers of this regiment can't help bu, remember lhe late Convention with con- tempt. Le. the Military Board dare 10 do righ'.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-18
THE CINcINsA7I WAa SHlrs.-The

THE CINCINNATI WAR SElrs The people down South mus, be on the lookout for the war ships of Cincinnati is ftting oul to take 'em in. One of the fleet, the Conewago, is an ancient hind wheel pro- pelIar, and, if age is an advantage, she ought 10 be tough enough withou, the iron plates, three inches thick. that are to bind her sides. The A. 0. Taylor ,oo,sis to have her sides bound in with the aforesaid plates Of triple iron or steel She is one Of the famous tad-poie l,ns ,hat can easily make fourteen miles in. fifteen hours up stream and what splendid mark she'd he for the Southern hearts to fire at. Why, II the gunners at Fort Wright were to see her In sight at daylight they could go to breakfast at thew leisure and get back 10 their guns in time to give her pill or two at convenlen, range. and if she should happen to turn her tail to run away. what an awful mark her stern would be to shoot at. She Is as broad as long. and it would be like batteTipg huge clapbosrd barn.
 Louisville Courier. l4th.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-18
Our Affairs and GaneraIs.

The commanders of the Confederate armies are now all at their posls, and un- less some unanlicipated disaster occurs, we confidently expect vigorous and effective movements agaInst the insolent invaders of Southern soil.
 Gen. Joseph Johnson commands at Harper's Ferry. The United States army had no more gallant aud able officer. He was the author of the plan of the battle of Cerro Gordo, the most brilliant strategic movement of the Mexican war, and fell badly wounded in the front of the advanc- ed party IT the execution of that plan; but even after this misfortune he proceeded to give the directions for the prosecution of the masterly fanking movement, by which he conducted our army around the base of the mountain on~whlCh the Mexicans were enlrenched, and completely enfiladed their lines. Other exploits of that campalgn attested the brilliant soldiership of Gener- al Johnson. He now occupies position just suited to his genius. How little of truth there was in the teIegraphic story that be intended to evacuate that position may be inferred from the fact that he has established himself at the Ferry with his family. His lady is the daughter of the Distinguished Louis McLane.
 At Norfolk, Capt. B Huger, tie ablest ordinance officer of the United States, is in command, and we have the most cheer. ing intelligence oflhe energy winch he has infused into every department of that ex- tensive line of delenses.
 In the West, our Hoosier neighbors, who have impoverished and ruined them selves by blockading their own commerce, will have to cIrcumvent or overwhem our own Beauregard, who will be found some. where in the vicinity of Memphis when ever those hungry eighty thousand shall attempt their threatened descent of the Mississippi.
 At Richmond, the headquarters of our army, our oo-headed, eagle-eyed and l- on-hearled President will relieve Gen. Lee, and enable the son of the gallant Light Horse Harry, to take charge of the army 10 which will be assigned the honor of rescuing the scenes of his childhood the scenes made classic by ths former res- idence of the immortal Washington from the pollution of the Northern horde that now desecrates that sacred ground. New CT has higher mission devolved upon an American patriot, and never dId bright. CT crown of glory reward a vaorous a. chevement than that which Gen Lee will merit when he performs this noble task.- N. o. Delta.