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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

New YORK, Nov. l5.-The Steamship
Edinbarg has arrived. She brings large
number Of arms and blankets.
Tha steamer BogOta arrived al Panama
on the 5th, from Valparaiso and Calloa.
Gov. Bigler and family were among the
passengers en- route for San Francisco.
/ Meigs has contracted with the GILLIAN
Government 10 bald the Valparaiso and
Santiago railroad. His contracts nov
amount TO about ten million dollars.
The Secretary of the Treasury had an
intaryiew with the commissioner of the
associated banks this afternoon, at which
an arrangement was made for the taking
Of tbs third fifty million dollar loan.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

New York, Nov. l5.-rhe Richmond
Examiner of the 18th says:
Intelligence was received in thfs city
last night, and conveyed to the War De-
partnent, that large force of tbs ensmy
fFederalsl 1000 strong, bad invaded the
eastern shore of the State, crossing from
Sommerset to Accomac. Our whoie
force there is not ever 800, and it will
be impossible to get reiuforcements to
them acToss the water
4 special to the Herald says, personal
difficulty is progressing between Colonel
Hincks of the lIth Mass. regiment, and
the Major Of the Tammany, \. T., regi-
ment. The AFFAIR grew out Of the report
of Colonel Hincks 10 Gen. Stone, in re-
gard 10 the engagement at Ball's Bluffs,
which contains severe structures upon the
eoadaet Of the Tamnany regiment 1t
il understood that challenge has passed
from the Major TO Col. Hincks.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

THE President ON CoMPRoMIKE,-We
have the authority Of Tharlow Weed for
the assertion (says Buffalo paper that
Ar. Lincoln expresses the most intense re-
greet that he did not urge the adoption of
the CEittenden Compromise resolutions By
his friends in Congress.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

Boston, Nov. l6-Capt. Hunter of the
steamer Delta, from Bermuda, reports
that when be left Bermuda, the British
steamer Fingai and the rebel steamer
Nashville we're in pcrt. The Fingal had
transferred her cargo Of arms to the Easil-
Eille, and the LATTER had put Mason ,and
slidell On the Fingai, which wpald take
them to England, while the Nashville
would run the blockade with the arms
Mason and Siidell we're subsequently, cap
tured. The name Of the British vessel
shey were takeu from has not Is yet trans
pred All the documents and papers of
slideal and Mason we're seized, Their
families were allowed to proceed. The
captain OF the British vessel delivered up
Mason aud SliaeIl under protest, :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20


Now MKN. MsCKEEEAN CAMn -, = p
xn9 xucExns08 q aRM beaxr.
W haze lizard Hsnny snquirtls ma lie hev
u we akas Ca. MoClsasa beca No IA
Oosamander-i a-shi<f upon shs Fssig aasioa
Gen. seoss from adsive servios. It oecars
red in this wise Al The outset al sle r.
bellion We had bat two Major Generals.
Winassd ssoss and Dasid Twiggs, the
fosass Of wAsms b. sirsas Of his seasovs-
III, was the eommanaeg-larsiaaef. abe de
sis Of Lieutenant General, conferred an
On Scott BY Congress, gsve him no asssil-'
siessal coasaaAa, btss decreases 81 ,lagaisy
and higher pay and rasions were attached
to IL, He was the oldest iajor- snsrai,
aad Is such, was the Commander IN ehiaf
Of our forces. Tviggs, onaceouns of his
detection to the South, WAS dismissed
from the army. Anew batch OF Major
Generals was created shortly after sha var
broke ont, consisting of Mcclellan, Ere
mont, Dix and Banks. ofthese, McClsi-
lan's commission was FIRST issued, which
made him the oldest Major General, next
TO Scott, and Comnandsr-in-C Chi 4 apon
his retiraey. Had Mcclellan never re-
signsds bat continued In the regular sar-
vice, he could hardly have been higher
than Major, and probably not higher shan
Captain. dis resignation was luckily for
him, for 1t gave him chance to SOMA In
ahead Of Wool, Harvey, Hunter, and all
ths old Brigsdier- Generals Who have been
Ia the service for thirty or ferty yeaSs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

Washington, NoY, IA general order
has 6sen issued referring 10 relieving
ten. Fremont on his command, and or
deFlng thai all those appoiated into the
military service By ten. Fremont, and
whose appointment has not been sanction
cd By the President, are heFeby discharg-
ed from the service of the United States,
By order of Gen. Mcclellan.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

~ The number Of slain In var since
the commencement Of the race, was esti-
mated BY Edmund Barke 10 amount to
the almost inconceivable Gam Of thirty
Eve billions.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

IHPoRTASx PAssRSaKR RArkwAx nkcr.
Sion. A decision has recently been Civ.
en- in the Court OF Appeals in New York,
wialca aaa I. pgoygof ipt4a@s y those -.
ing, or employed o., passenger railways.
The decision was as follows /: sTo eject
a passenger from railroad car while in
motion is SO dangerous al acs that it may
1aassf ae sane seaissasee oa tho gsst ssf
the passenger, as direct attempt to take
has life. While the passenger Is liable to
sjsotion in = proper manner, for refus-
ing to pay his fare, his resistance 10 the
aEssmps 10 expal hiaa withsus stopping
the car, does nos present sase Of con-
carrens negligence on his part. Where,
in such > case, shs priacipal u RESPONSE
bic for the ass 81 Ais ageas, As IL, IL seems
also responsible for any otrsamssaaes Of
aggrasasioa which attends the wsong .'s--
Under This decision passenger who vas
elscssd from . cor whila 10 snosion, OBJ
tanned . vssdiss u 1900 agaiass the
sosnpang. aRgza 48A
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20
GgRATkp ON sTnIRn

STRATKD on sEoLRE,
s~S M ao ao1ss 1 y ss apaa si cs,,..
ne esssas assaz lea pears ala f,ps y, A'hs, lst
a. 81 shass star in khs fesshsaa ,ns 1s Asfs.,
siaa fsst, The other has 9 arsy .,1 so oss EslEs
race liberal FsE4Ed viii Be SaIt a.. aoEs IL
E&ssE F@ooyery. sIT aNa Si4l sa1 Ia
GsancaL REagss June I2th Issi no@kA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

CERIosGTrEs or TIE TELEaRAPR.-The
Pacific Telegraph being now completed,
the whole continuous stretch of telegraph
wire across this continent, between Cape
Race on the East and San Francisco en-
the West, Is about ive thousand miles
Its extreanities comprise seventy degrees
Of iaagisuae, asking aiaewnas % time
Of more thsn fonr and half boar. The
agssats at Cape Race might send q dis
patch forward at set of sun, and the news
reach ssh Francisco while thai luninary
was still above the horizon.
Ii = telegram were instansaneously
sens over the whole line, it would reach
San Francisco at time, according to the
clocks q sAss ssys abuus ssrssihsurs and
fifteen minutes before the time at which
it Left New York, according to the clocks
there. Thus q dispatch sent from New
York at the high business hour Of 10 l-a
a. ii. would arrive in. San Francisco be-
fore the man to whom it was addressed
was out Of bed while dispatch started
from New York in the edge of the eve
ming, would find the same man up to his
neak In business.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

4 Bxa rseS = snisips of the Iowa su.
pre- sears Appears kas sshssa can b
20 Mprisoa heat for q " in Iowa, except
In a cass 4 fraud ssgzlly established in
Court, where the debtor may demand q
jury trial, and thas 20 saeh trial il pro-
vided for b. shs Gods, tAe saapssr 8 TO
psssssaaBgs supplemental 10 esecasisn Ia
nulity ~ it now stands 1.rr
Dr. AeCortney Of Davenport, has been
sssshorszaa 30 raizs = cumpany of Fsfsh-
men 10 shas city for the war.
AiHop n Pierce, Of Cleopa Township,
Scott cosnsy, Aas been sppoiassa Eieut.
COLONEL Of the 18th Regiment, now pre-
paring for garrison service.
An extensive prairie fire occurred near
iassTsstslsss seek AIsrgs azsszps 4
Fsssaiasg WAS essnsd .eh The ssksAs d
hassss. z. P. Bruce, Thos. Roy, Leonard
Il Mott and Thos. Evans. .-
The Governor has lately seus 1900
mnskets 10 be distributed in South Weat-
ern Iowa.
The Northern Iewa ID. E. Conference,
which met at Aarshalsown, passed strong
resoiuAiaz In faEaR Of John Is Rssmons's
proclamation. Perhaps the sazae body
would nos now psss resolatian eon-
mending the course for which be has been
deprived Of the power Of issuing such
pFoclamssionss -,
The Fort Dodge Democrat says that
sixty persons have come TO that town With
IN thxes weeks to besene sestlasssa - ! 4
The Cedar VALLEY Times says Aavvssn-
or Kirkwood refused to Let Uoas Merritt
re-organize the First Iowa Regiment.
The hog crop haa opened at Ottumwa
1t 400 per hundred.
"A BEaaeh Of shs Stale Banks abaas 10
5sssssbifshsd 1t Cedar Rapids. -"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

4 PooR RTcH MAS.-Th9e is said 10 be
q man in Chicago worth pune SS0. 900 ia
Real Estate, who nevertheless has 70 labor
for a livelihood, his real estate being
wholly uuprodustiVs, aad worse thAu that
unsuitable. This Chicago sass 10 rot the
ouIy one Of the kind that might BE- men
toned.
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5o'@ the oaH5 @&at assd PtiEs AkouAe l. xss! .,
tAe folfoartzq raSei


s&a Legs, ChAnSo-fo0t, Ftgtul4. ssr+-aysa.
b&A Breasts ChlihiaGns Gent sac 60,
Burns Chapped hsndx s.1.nsgT,. -.
HaHloas CoTDs (sait) LgmAaEs scrr-sss4s
Mite 1t n as CAnceFa pie, So,
keiae and Contracted and Rh~uRsai. q. rsst
Sand Flies sag solstz scsI4E Y. "a,
Noeo-bsy s.efhantIasls s9Fe-A!gg.e, lave
- CAuTToE ons zrs genuine gus, u,
words HOLLOWAY, GEW ToRx Akp LoEgsI
are &lScernssie Hs 4 Wase~.mGvk In ,,rr =, d!
The book Of directions una each %, q k.E T..
ssh4e EaAy be plainly seen ag bogaiFg tAt gs - H.
&sht handsome reward Sill BE- stYsa g A. fat
rendering such Information as E1ay lea. g IL r.
iection 81 any party aF pzlzles Coun;rrsf.tzs -
n edlfaaes eF vsEdlRS the a&me. kzgwn4 ihfE Q
be spurious
oeta II tae A&aufsss*ty Il fTzlsstss Ga4s-
way, 70 4Aidea Lane. New YORK. Gaa Is 81 rss,sss-
table hfugEistl and Dealers Ia ks..yas4 LFs,<s-
cal tue civilized world, IN boxes 81 : ,ss,s :
cents aud 81 each
Gsfnssr Is eeassdsrablF SAVING By l4l.a -
Larger sizes.
n. b-Diree1igRs for the guidance ct Piassa 1
every disorder are asazed ~ saek kaI l.FcihA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

TIE bosaaa papers, 10 noaaeiag shs ar.
s : q me FsFs Lasayssse prisoners ID
1ors Asssa y that Gig, ssaas. that the
lsss Tine e Gossraes Aarsksad u Ken.
fsakJ wAs shssa, BIS arsIsaa was annouas.
= " sks arsng u ossaen We J.
sasDke d situasiohl s5 sssTsr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20


Washington, Nos. I5,--CoH. Laawrense
ksaxney has been placed on the resired
,lkss BIZ the Retiring Naval Board.
WA. 8. Poor Of Kentucky, has been
appointed Consul at zaaxibar, and Hin
zen RoEaa HslpeE of Norah Carolina, an-
thor OF the "Impending Crisis" TO Bne-
nos Ayres. se@ ts
Anson stager of Ohio, has been ap-
pointed General Superintendent of Gov
srunent Telegraph, and Ii osganixing .
complete system for the Transmission and
reception Of official intelligence 10 all
points. "a
a delegation OF pEoniaena citizens of
Baltimore have Waited Washington to
laaks Al appeal In behalf of working men.
They say the treason Of the minority has
Involved the whole city In distress. An
other source Of trouble Is the disabled
condition Of the Balkimsrs and Ohio Rail-
road. .-.~-.. "
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

Richmond, Nov. John Tyler and
kAo&eT a. EeEypF arc EfeckEd 81 thH 4aa+
federase Deagress, HE.s 5&.sEt@ n
Tue steamer Bermadas with eighteen
hundred bales Of cotton, ran the Sayan-
nah blockade on the night of the ID inst.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

QaincN EsS. Ia Col. Jenniapn's
Flint Kssas Caysky Regiment aefs
LsxSrnw6fsh for Sedkifa, No., on thgT4.
Jsnnison has issued proclamation to
the peopIe Ia proslasary counties OF ME-
saan Karping them of his appsoach, and
threatening death and devastation h all
who do not stop giving aid and comfogt
To the enssay. Jenaisen aays traitors
wsll esesywbees be treated aa oasla#s and
n the ensmiss at God and maa, tao base
10 hoId any description Of property and
hasing no rights which lSyaa men are
ssonnd ID respect. The fast dollar and
last slave OF rebelE will be taken and
tuxaed ever 10 sha General Government.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

Baltimore, Nov. 15.-The amount of
the Federal loan taken by the citizens of
Baltimore thus far ID 10000. 49,. -
Messrs. Gwin, Benham and Brent, have
been released on parole, not to leave the
country without permission Of the Gov
ernment. ...-s
Ths ships Lydia, and John Cottle we're
seizesl US rebel property to day. Cad.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

GgN, scorTs pAr.T he curreas ssonahs
u pays Subsistence and alaowaass II
LieatssAsas General Scott wers, and BY
order OF the President continued 10 be.
Talls be \ apon he retired List, - Rel
lows -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

Fort Monroe, Nov. lathe steam
trigste San Jaeiuto has arrived here with
Messers. Mason and Siidsll as prisoners,
taken from an English steamer ia the
channel Of the Bahamas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

sAAAa s's'saEsa has ssan ehosen 1 Rsu-
ssseasasive from Newbaaairy pct ID the Mas.
s : Legisissars. Hs wa seoa he
oa'on ssskes, aad sas opposed BIZ . Re.
sszns@ss sss q seisAI .asfgo ea3sa Hassg
.aaassa gasna
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

Fort Monroe, Nov. la-The U. s.
steamer San Jacinto has just arrived from
the West coast of Africa via the West
lndias, where abe has bean cruising for
the last six weeks. Old Point was cleo
sr1hed By the tidings chat the San Jacinto
bad On board Mason and Slidell, who
were going abroad rs ministers of the
Southern Confederacy. Capt. Wilkes re-
ported the news at Head Quarters in
person, and viii forward bis dispatches to
night. - ,
The steamer Belvidere having been
repaired will lsavs for Port Royal early
20 mogseiE with mails and dispatches.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

Charfestons Nor. 7th.--6en. Lse has
arrived. s. -...
Wm: poFahsR Aiiss 10 elected to the
Confederate Congress. . r-as
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

- osnAazsQMnxHsx fxsza szaxx sssxaaa e o.
'aEntsxs kokke{te4 ~ shs HsSis 49,. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20
. y GI-iA n sz&. PARALYSIS A
STIFF JOINTS

'AtAoagh the aborF- agn1IEints differ u,a.s, ,
theiE origin and nAtars, gag lhsy all rszr,r. =.
Treatment Many Of the wsrst cases- ~ -.
eases, SIlI yistd 10 comparatively saext rs :,
the parts affected, even sfHs. rysry .,s - -
A@se failed In ali serteus msisSiisx tie -, 4,
o. 'Akea IN accordance 70 the pTIntpt lasysf,sr,
accompanying each box
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

E1QgSH pIaAATE,
IN 4 a1a agw psspaFsa ss faynish etsss' q
aas varieties Of vsxbsnas. varyfag 3 asis v
pure white 30 Tho aeaQs3t scagIes. AAp 81 -
sfss kzEssea, gsauaias, Carnatl9RS. a., @ -
psAats wiH Dc fagnikAea 10 pots a. kss rass
are sns f9s waafsr aowfFiaE of*ars Saa is@
" tfssnaaiatsly Aaasasa,
"a u al
Nv .a-s... crssseas q r, fss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

Boston, AaT. Ia a vessel arrived at
Holmes Hole, reports THAI large Eng
mn steamer laden With munitions Of war
had been captured by uaitsd States
fFigafe, and taken into Kay West,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20


nah blockade On the night of the ID inst.
/ Charleston Nov. 7th.--Gen. Lse has
arrived. g.ss .... ..- .- ........
Wm. pogshsF Miias 10 slsctsd to the
Confederase Congress, @
Boston, Nay. la. "A vesssl arrived at
Holmes Hole, reports thai large Eng
iith steamer laden with munitions of war
had been captured by uaitsd States
ff1sats, and taken into Key West.
Baltimore, Nov. 1.-THE Norfolk Day
Book of the Llth il Eeesivod, which con-
tains the following
"Riehmonds NoY. lied. Coreoran,
three Captains and eighteen Lisas ensass.
all of whom were captured aa Manasses,
and confined in Jail al Richmond, had
been selected, By lots, 20 be hang, by wsv
Of refaliatioa for tha hanging oS Captain
Baker and eraw OF the griyatear savan-
nab. The Hon. Mr.. Ely drew Lots for
Corcoran, who 10 nov Ia prison at Charles
ton. In case the Court Of New York con-
dennis the crew Of the Savannah TO death.
the Federal oEseers will he isamediasely
hung"
The Charleston Meraury of the 10Th
has the following: ss9hs Yankee psis-
eners arc all safely Ia Jail, whers xhay
win abide the Issue Of the trial al oar
brave privaseermen 81 the North, aud
shoald one drop of Southern blood be
shed by the Northern Court for defending
the South ca tho seas, it will be Maid.
With interess, la Charzast0a. Salf-pro-
lection, and tisa endorsement of ahs lava
of naslons, and humanity, Alika seouirs
In sAis Instance, full md atnpaa resssaa-
tom
The Mercury also says the Federals |
would capture large anoaaat Of cotton Id |
saa vicinity + Pert Royal.
New York, Nov. la.--specials state
that Secretary Chase intends apposnsiag /
q Collector for the port Of Beaufort, az
Government will make IL port Of entry.
Senator siHnmonds will send chip ia
Beaufort with an assorted cargo to ax-
change for eosson.
Generals Banks and Stone are In Co.'S
with Gen. MeClellan so-aay.
Secretary Cameron has declared thas
soldiers shall nos be ussd 40 slave cafeh.
KS, and arzay oaicezs will not be permis-
ed % cngage il the basiaess, q order
10 satch or ra&nrn fuxisxyss,
a letter from General giAIe stassa |
bat severed Of the fiHed cannoa taksu
! Port Reyal we've latsly imporsea from
sagGand. II
I Api>gsoa, Nos. A3---C smnissions |
avs ks,sa4t fxsssaxs Al. - SaItnx~s... ...~s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

Fort asonroe, Nov. I5.--Aiasoa and
SlideIl we're aboard British nail steam.
er, when Wilkes asnt aboard and demand.
cd their surrender. The reply was---shera
IL not force enough 10 take them. wilkes
cent an additional force, and put sha San
ssanlnkn IN e0nzsnians posisiens sfidelI
AID AaaaeH wsfe then surrendered. The
English steamer bad taken them on board,
not knowing who shey were, their BUSINESS
or deasifsatiou. Capt WiIkss agtsd npon
his owa responsibility. Gen. wool Fraas.
I'd Sliden and Maaon pesaaissina 10 send
open letters TO sheir friends tlais evening"
ThTa ass I5,00 men nor " AaaAvolsa
ready 10 embark Il Ii rumarsd they ere
10 reanforcs ten. ShesaAan.
Z TIE ases u aBs1ssssSoa 60 Aays rene 10 |
psasasaaA. The aews % apgshas sxploss
nay he sxpacsed aonns
Geiaera 5hexnsn Is reported 10 haye
Isiasd Hnokney Islaad add MI ele able
bodied nsSyoss. ~ saeesnps hss Assn |
AAda 70 aazzd On the .ain l&Esii. ala 81
Z = p
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A u ORDINANCE,

/ A N ORDINANCE.
a Rmsssaaa % orafaa&sae fer the sstsAsa 49,
~ harrison skEw@4 and he srEds - E.ss
w. ft ara&lnea hy tAs GeEa22a csssai = -
AltF a& 0aaaalt EanAss that ssrsss = y - =.
Aaxrlsos street sh8iI be sst-sbiixts. Is -. =
f9 eszasaaszRe 40 fss4 kraEa the softs Esss Z
9f HFeen azs& Maas esn stsert waich Fssst - :.
sas &skia kaat ceEgseg aEtsEssu E8a HEGT4sssl
sss gMsaaia& saeae@ North Isa ass1Sss We
Test sheaace Aafth 37A degrees Fsst - 9 >.
% lsas thence kazth Is degrees Kesi - al
ths MsxskgtaasR shs Oh Tawa sAaA tss y :.
tsaa Easa itas % said street its wish bTss4 ~
Soc 2. And be II Further ordsIHsd7 fsi1 ~ ~ y
~ MNExtNaM at7ex8 esszsf Ne 81sShH3 si 2 =
~ she snaG&isA ng GEeea street. 10 D. ~
ths plane " refexsnce thEncs 1850 issa y
asa#zs& u 1 a see hanateS elevation ito tss. Is
sssNen aagses 10 be- u, a@bevs TIE faAns d -"
AREnayEp, Septezzasr g. Issl- -, K
EYsANnkR " sABsiIt -
". q. CRAwrcnn, City Recorder y
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raoAp N0rgux

D0AD NOTICE. I'D ~
n Notice ID AsfeaS given. gss' NE %, =, .
day In EsTsmhsT Re1x, has bssa sci :. .
ahaFsng 81 tAe aapsieag les II James =. > 70
etAsFs pkAfsAg ssS sstahli shmsai = So. 80
Road Fuaszsss fsoa sllek&sys Mills u 49, 4 .
sAzn sAxoagh Eas ceatea Of ssttiona y a
fe*nShsp ~ Range 90 and sscti0H 20 = "
kAs1ea &esSs basslEag WEST "a tie Hesses's y
sanEk - Ne tswn os lola in Gsatss Tvs -, =
81 fesa0asseszares 10 sssd gssa ssa -. - -
aaTq&Esx asz&xSs@ss III the leeaiiea O -
VII shsA ~ hssra and aetsTmIaed
81 d. v. BURDle1r R
eIexk. Eoard Of sapsfS'' =
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LynChburg, Va, Nov. f3.-It IL report
ed bat nos confirmed that the Union men
Of Tennessee have taken possession Of
Bristol. s.....- '.-t..s.......... I
The panic at 3avsnnah--in consequence
OF the feet-was so great that even men
we're Roaming away. Small ware sner-
chats VIVA were packing up shair goeda
% lsaYss had been notified BY the author.
itias that they would not be permitted to
carry Of their goods. The Savannah Re
pablical 10 indignant ut the cpwardIy de-
sertion in time OF danger, and urges Gen.
Lawton 70 Issue an order preventing any
ls-hodiaa man uaass 90 years II age
from Leaving.
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rsfsoa1 SUFFERING from hsss dtrrtgI s 0r--.S'
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parts out Il muat se wei! r1kLed IN T., -1''''
slaeTSpse tune two or utats dsT IS -
De tsksA into the syaspa, whsRee n 80. =, -
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- ~ setffSr. ThIs Is the SnIy sure lrvarrs.
for females, cases OF csacr[ IN ~. ~t''SfI
Nnere there may be q kenetaL - -. - y
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81 .,l.@4iS cured II tue 0iRtmeni BE- ,,.,, -,
nended II the printed asfrf,rSia6. $50 ~ =
n Aay othsT say tAsy dry up IN one pF,rp q -
vHt 10 1hotheri whereas tai DiutEns5t ,r,l.,.,.
vac hsia0' from the system, AID irsyr n. -.
a tIsproas aud healthy beng I!st..fe-s.,,r.s.
"t'0 'hf use 81 the Pills TO ,easEre . IasiInsrvs
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We 40 not make these skakeaentS ont
Of spirit of bossaiag, nor for4he pur-
pess Of calling forth sympathy IN our Ia
Tor ! bat merely for the purpose Of show
Ing the citizens Of Council Bluffs, that
we are, sad always since our settlement
Asse, have bean striving TO advance their
Interests, aad We SAX them In yisw Of
thess facts, IL der srs ready 10 endorse
the base slandsss which sze weakly pat
forth against ss by . Dssaorafixsd Press
IN this cisy7
= asaye ibis matter with our citiEsns,
ana have no fears Ia segasd 70 lAeir de-
: siasa aashss IN regard 70 khe charges Of
seoraskA Boys" cs HE vie aceofnpiiee
70 ll' aefam ation---she Editor OF the Non.
parcel. - @
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q. r. HuRDICE
Clara Beard OF Sz2g7.,-