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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

THn Fomxs III gus TokEusAs AID kgx
-Thssa kwo forts command the
Gull, Fort TayIor has sixty heavy guns
taaansed. and & In good condition Of
aeasnce one hundred iaen, Il Il said, oaa
held IL against Are thoasand fog q aiass
Fsrt jefferson at ice Torsagas has 20 guns
mounted.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

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on is l.aa = ~ ssss, ,aa ma ss.as u -
E saass.
goa aa ID b. ii sssr wssa fzssaasa saaii SLAMS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

THn NorAaaR pEAn ON Sfl.--T he ysas
which has inst eaaaed has not ben ais-
tinguished, like tbs enc Which preesasd III
by the removal Of msag lilastsseas writer's
and assn at conaananding ability. 1859
witnessed the descent 10 the tnsah Of hax-
% HushsIat, Lord MAsAnlay, WasAiag-
90 Irviag, rsecotss HAllAq Brunei,
Stephenson, Leigh Hunt n 4, L4ag Mss6en,
De Quincy. De Tocqngills, PINES Mst-
asrnish. G. u. Issa1sa, Ard Thamas Cssw-
ford. The yssz af 1850 has. however,
carried SWAY sospa renAzkahls soasalsrx,
writer's aad thixksss, hath n Kwops aud
Amariea, knanE them NE may ssasioz
VILLAS ~imm, ThsodoFs Parker, Dhev.
alisr Runssn, ksnsss n. Aruat, Ire. An
a. Janesoa. Ahbs Haze, G. p. x, Jamas.
Alhart Saith. q. q. Goodrich, Das Groly
Sir VIA. EApisx, VIVA z. Rartaa, and J
&. Paulaiag.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

PARRY HoT ArH.--The Indianapolis
Ssatineg sags that man In thai city kass
bis sight, sOme days ago, by his breath
catching IRE while blowing ooala, aad
eesnmanieaaing the blaze 20 his faass,
which was 30 completely saturated wlsh
whisky, that ii bugnad lila tiadsa. 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

i SfasrrA x n scs There are nov In Mis-
sasri zen skosnana nsre slzses siaaa they
ws<e In aS5ss when The emancipation dis
raassoa sommsnced In the State. fhis
dess $50 look mach like che Enstisussssl
M.x dying cat.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

4 VsHisy Fair sass that the sisss agss of
d SsaaSor are1 Mileage psss-ags, and
Rssrua-sga.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

- Il writer ii The CinainHAti EagAs5-
re-, b out In tsEss azsd well written de-
fense OF The newspaper carrier. he alls-
ges that be- has long been one of the fra
ternisy, and shas tbs lessss be has sas-
tanned tram delinqaat sszseriesrs, saxy
greatly oysThalzncs shs small sAsaaal per-
9aisilies ha racsisss fss ns# year's Nd
dress.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

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4
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Din I.fa ~. I les Y ~ .nO asa7
psny ssenlag aaa ee.anE re 80 ca
sAsa of Hollissef q gla.'s esassssss Aney 80
down cns Hundred and 60 fssss wstn y
crevioe thrss fssf vide Der $500 ~ u
paid MsL nor ths sss1 scss ana E 80.
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80 - @ssy $3.50 :. Il $50 q -. -.
atsssn Aaadssa = lwo s asass -
tiFaA sksa8an& sssa as,aas 80 80 sAsas'a 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

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fron he uniassiss say attempt e
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taks posisson II that Kind, fhis Govssn.
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be sAss : ssassA = $1,000 = - -
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most exhaustive shoe aanafaeferiss 81 N
Iassl. Mass. have bssn closed wishia . 10
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200 sincs the saecfson, hav fl y .
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tbs Union, he wsn ind hs wiiI have
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

'lNaf't
M or 10 Ways PILLS.
NERVOUS BzsoAnERs.
szfss.stsuas~s YsxgswE sasn bgsakFax aswa shsbs
va,ss xyss4zlss ~ % aAeisskas HssTsaa d asa
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NJ sbus.fS Ynsxe fa sz1 cas--aStsk bet assls ga
$50 eT xssriss, o. Car bessas aasa tzSs - eRsS
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= .s.ssax s&esala& me nzss a Asu7st sss Z 2ss
essaes rules are aolaewss 700 viEi be hagBg Il nd
80 stress ~ eaax ssad sassst yea hare aaF ss7S
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTKzS
Ill shers II Sns tniIsg muF'e tasH aboihsz fRE2a
szsgse Yligs ara 50 fnmsss o b saaiE psEafS4%EF
syeSss respectfully fnslf pewer Of de2nslsE - -
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asae wrasd xsssseay ser tezAAIe eoEzpiaIRs ~ r
rs nmw4w Meaken the sgsteEH and SSfs' ~>%
sAoaa wass Is s@aatEed b.
szxsx KgAnACHEs Akp WAIT OF AFfh'EA
sFaesr fezaings wh8eA 80 4aaies IS, nosI -
~ Arise fFusn &nnoysnres o. trouble u. -,
"a psxspErsEions eT reg satasS :. - 80
TAsss ersxas mass pc rasuastsa Il We We -
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bssa hvsE ana ssaaasra, sses eosss go. e -
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- "a III 4 uss4 fsg Shsse sasossers.
r. pEsoanRRs or TEE KIDSTYs
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!: - III II sssa j : ss Srssiaas Il $50
-, shass rills shsala es tsEea according .
riaasa iassseae - - -. 9sa = N t - n
tFsatsaasas villa sixe assssss sEazasaiaEe FeH Ss@
aal sshss uaasas hFFs 5Sssse +
pss sru&Acfs ouT on oEBEs
z 49, $50 ~ 4: u. 'T 1ss.rs ! :
o.. sssssienss slsAss u iasezaRers"ot !, ~
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nsslaAy sr1iaas thsy srei wogsaeFfHfs % a
leases q spsszs- - iasx s ..ss t'i'
! sxsssssssgs4 Pzzz4 ere aAai Aesf rF@eAs e@sSA y
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49, 49, sttsssapaalais kssssssass, E'se ::.
saoasaass 81 tae akia fgs#als frEssaAa''T - .
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4 MlNsstNs IA. a 49, - u - EAeG4s2M
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wsssasss fTsaa waaassysE casss, b.
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: 80 gsfakz.aN Az Mkw Tesx Alp - -
80 M aeeynshae lie d Waass-ssavs 10 So
| - nsss 81 aaxeEsx0as Hsesn& eaGA Pss ,..s >
s.snS zaas b elalnIT sska By hesasAs ms - 80
4 / ss~Nr Aaaz&saaas reward wsu be 8 ym = -
-ss2s<s sg<S fsfefsaAAisfs a. taSJ 'fss ;
M sss{sSa q 80 rstsg ss psssass sssssssses 90
Z | msaieiHses ~ *s&szhM MhS sassls, aH"
1 s. sYak1D9s. -...ssr asRs
- - y .slssss r.aas New YorE, and = -
49,. ns-ssssss 80 psalers ia Re<I1cshs = -
y | snt NE ezsslias& wpEih, n boxes !"
eenss N - aa1k 8fyf u ., * AXIS .
y KIsxhefs Il eazsiasEsnaf Sa'"~
- III the guiaAnss Il Patssss
q - a. u saaa sS1. tSsN
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

.,al''[ !
A4sawsss ssssas Isss sFsass'ss'
stss---.s---zss-s3s4.t
, CsUEaL sI.uw4s, sswA'
ii 10 ahss /
HllDllA IE ~ eGIlERYI
! SLIGO / THRONE mon,
|ssees na,ls ..4 Cassi.ss |
/ ASvns, VICES,
-: ! ll's
Il ,us~wy-a - 40
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

- These Linoaia times hare sssssnk
ssxsor isso the hearts Of the 5ourneymsn
shcamaksrs Of New EnglAnd Two Of the
most exssasivs shoe manafsetories 81 Ma
tssks Mass., have been closed withia as~
asys, their proprissors having lsss sl8,-
900 since the election Raw P'lineoln 70
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

AZ ~ = Vss - rss.s*T
re ussas~sisz ssa i AxAat fer the ssls IT sAs
e sye Lssaaass ssss xhis slty sol sisnisSs ~ nE
ess Wi s. 81 .npssy s4fssAsa h. A EAsxnrs w#r
s al. {, ?. .ss. sssA HsAe% 49, =
ai ,sa : ~ ! is i
SsHxxIrys sALk,
srsm IS = 8 q - csss q 81 ss ssssss
sossAsastsx IL nsasky Ipks sasif pseoae& h ~
- Ysaaas y i ~ N Isxa.sx y q - la -
- a. a : $500 : 4 ss 4. a
a." III froea IN - Ceanlt Nesswtxss Omes ID
d satp oS coxisa 5,s1 - fFlasstnG Asetripsd
n &c -. = II 81 NV; .a.a.l..
$ ss 49, !. a. psassTu 4 : E s.i.s = sasas
= : sssss ass T isssf !, Asf's LII . 49, 49,
csaaAal y e. I - :.
cHRxIrr,H 4AxA.
ii Il 60 q ~ oissE 4 - ra.tsla cssxs 4
Adxis Ganma u, rs11 shalI ereo<s4 g 81 81 ri
~ - q e. /. q Is. - y ,s -. y
r. n. ~ Is ssnnananss ii N estlst AL ~ 6 -
g. y assss = = e. - - : =
81 s.ets a - aei,3 .s- = 81 ~ Il
:. 49, -. Z HI 8 = !. 9 q ~. !
q III. ~ 1. I -, -
4 l. i j. j. !. ]. /, {. ;.''''
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

~ NJ @d&ME .u.hx 50
IN Ii w. Sss8sy--ssz s--Taa are 800 80 90
sAxk thsre II nsw "a ass In ne es$s = ssssg 81
Ia nxxxxaeg caxa " FoEtsH assss S7,ssssssh .
ntza3 s& xaEs, . Rs4staSa = - ssssAs u as
$1,000 sns saas uaaeae goa sppes1 - - sss ~
pseffSesl q y he&sFs tsaa y ias - SOS
sars txesa e tk< Hzslsass cesss = 60, -
ssSuurp1s.sa - ewa Aseaay z = srsfss
e.ss =. 'ss.s.' = kTHET ! CRAs .ss.sas
Y ). 4 Asasys. fsf - - ! D
~ ~ s a. : ~ y J - =
~ - - II q Ilka mAaass appss .s 800
- ~ 80 ! - mmsa u sesass - q
49, - - 16sssksnk tase 80 gssssss
- s5,s - a1ssse pakassAss ~ &c CO
f,s. ~ - - -. d. r. KKlIDSe
KEE TrauSeK. pspesT -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
vs.

~ --.u.s,sa -
III pssxsss Isssssasa 10 Is are res - 80
sd sIxsis sgaussasasNzt Sasss swsss =. sar
sssar nsssFs muss ssstil the sans sY Nss AZ vi
-. x.sssrs, - La Ass Of Fserasp, @ssssa
= GEORGE PAEn
ysaassys s. assa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

e Somebody has presented Qaesn
Victoria with four Of the smaiisss Aorsee
In the World. they are dssk brown, vel
matched, Of perfset synmpsry, averaging
thixty-ene inches In hsightA. They we're
sens from Aries by poas express.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16
uIsoanEss or xHa KIDSKYs.

In al AisssaaS szlsrIssx &2Sse srgsRs, wsss
,as~ 1ecysss ess nascA "a hoe 1fks1ewates' o. 70
u ss.ssx - sfz<xea vita fRzs ssszs o. gravet GE
srs~s TN M sesxa - sst& sAkss&hana q o. .
- saass F5sls ahssla BE taksa according
ariuss1 iasagsexaoHz, zaA sAA 0saaaasn' tae~. !.
r~sssss 80 a5a sxAss III sAe bach 81 bed Ezt -
~satxsassts VIII kivR s}xsuss sEaSas4laGe rene Ss~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-16

xsaxsh1zs bxt xku sal saGnsent and aaslaa snefF
issEss psvpersys bassiss one perssT esua-
nasnea appropriasing 4 partiot Of too Toe
Joint propxsy % himseIf-Ies him say 2
he sshss, 81 ssesds fraa his arIa ASA
wsif kssp possession 81 al the jsins prop
sssyf aow hare II my possassio
usors, ron must sarYandex sach and sach
psSpessy which yea hsss In seaE possss'
ssos.v and wishsua waising for . psAssA'
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From Fortress Monroe.

Fort MONROE. July 8.
Col. Bakers regiment arrived from Bal
timore this morning, and have encamped
this side of Hampton Greek. Col. Baker
it was supposed would be made Briga-
dier General. Col. Durgea was yesterday
promoted to the rank of Brigadier General
to command at Camp Hamilton. Brigader
General Pierce commands the Massachu-
setts regiments in Hampton.
Gen. Butler yesterday made stirring
speech to our troops at camp Hamilton.
The Monticello made a reconnaissance up
James River this morning, three miles from
Newport News. She discovered rebel
force of seven hundred on the shore. She
Immediately opened brisk fire upon them,
and eight companies were sent by land to
sustain her. The obnoxious flag of truce is
down again from Norfolk accompanied by
tug carrying the British flag at the British
Arsenal Norfolk, noted secessionist is
on board and persists in his efforts to visit
Baltimore.
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Brownson on the Rebel Leaders.

In the last number of Brownson's Quar-
terly, the editor has an article on the pres
ent war, abouhding throughout in that
clearness and energy of statement for which
be is justly famed. The following paragraph,
on the leaders of the conspiracy, is as rig
orous specimen of deserved invective as
the times have drawn forth:
For thirty years or more the South have
been taught to regard the North as their
enemies, and made to believe that they
could not live in peace with us; they have
been taught that we of the Free States are
mere money makers, destitute of any high
moral or religious principle, selfish, calcula-
ting, cold, hearted, and, worse than all, mere
towards Their teaching has been bad, and
has led them into grave mistakes. For those
who have misled them, we have no excuse,
no pallation to offer, not word in extenu-
alton oil their offence to utter. They knew
better, and have sinned against light and
knowledge. For them we have no mercy;
let them meet, as they deserve, the traitors
doom-not because they are Southern men,
or shareholders, but, because they are con-
spirators and rebels, bent on destroying the
Government under which they were born,
to which they owe allegiance, and which,
with all its faults of administration, is the
freest and best Government ever instituted
by man, and which, from its foundation, has
been, with that Of Great Britain, the hope
of the friends of liberty throughout the
world. 1t is not against despot, or ty-
rant, or foreign domination that they have
conspired, but against their own legitimate
Government, whose only defect, if defect it
have, is that it claims too little power for
itself, and leaves too much freedom to the
citizen. The American citizen who seeks
to overthrow the American Government is
not only traitor, but liberticide, dis
humanized monster, not fit to live or iDhabit
any part of this globe he has no suitable
place this side OF hell.
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Sketch Of Gen. Lyon.

The local editor of the Dubuque Herald,
Mr.. F. B. Wllkie, is now in Missouri, a
Lieutenant of one of the Dubuque compa-
MES, and gives the following lively sketch
of Gen. Lyon:
Gen. Lyon is just now the lion not mere
ly here but everywhere in the Union, SO far
as we can gather from our occasional
glimpses of outside doings. His prompt
action in Missouri will probably save it
from going out of the Union, and conse..
quentIy an immense of bloodletting. He is
man Of 35 or 40 years, some FIVE feet
eight inches high, and weighs perhaps one
hundred and forty to fifty pounds. He is
wiry in build, and tough looking in appear
ance. His hair is long and thick, his whis-
kers bushy and heavy-both are indescriba>
bly, sandy in hue. His eyes are his most
remarkable FEATURE either blue or grey, at
times perhaps both, sort of stormy ex-
preston which is heightened by the wave
like wrinkles around them, dwelIs constant
ly in them, making him look as if something
was constantly going wrong-or different
from bis wishes. His forehead is high and
of even width, giving him when uncovered
an appearance of great intellectual force,
which is aided by the firm cut lines of his
mouth. When he first looks at you, that
stormy expression settles into his eyes-the
fesby waves roll up beneath and around his
eyebrows. and you think be is preparing to
find serious fault-perhaps to get as mad as
the d. at what you have to tell him. You
finish, the storm rolls of, and with an ab-
sent air he answers, the waves again roll up
when you commence to reply. He smiles
little or none, is strict disciplinarian, has
the inll confidence of his men, among whom,
or at least among the regulars, be is known
as Daddy" A lot of regulars will be
scuf1iDg on their campus somebody calls
out, daddy is coming !" and in an instant
everything is as quiet as a meeting house.
He goes absently along, plucking his beard
carelessly with one hand, stopping here and
there to give an order or two, or ask some
question in harsh, authoritative voice, and
is the sort of man that man will stop to
take good look at, as be passes. don't
think be has anything like physical fear--is
all through soldier, and will yet make his
mark high 10 the military world.
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LEAvENwoRTH, July 6.
We are under obligations to the editor
OF the Fort Scott Democrat for the follow
ing items in regard to movements in south
western Missouri, under date of June 28th.
He says Gov. Jackson's Secretary has call
ed session of the Missouri Legislature, to
meet at Sarcoxie, seventy miles southeast
of Fort Scott, for the purpose Of passing an
ordinance of secession. The rebels in
Western Missouri were concentrating at
that point. Fug tives from Jasper county
were hourly arriving at Fort Scott, and re-
port terrible state of affairs in that sec
lion. 1t is reported that Wilson, DR.. UIl-
man and other leading Union men had been
hung. In some cases escaping fugitives
had been followed into Kansas by secession
lists. Montgomery, with 400 men, entered
Missouri on the morning of the 9th, but
his object had not transpired.
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EX-SENATOR GREENE A PRISONER

QUINCY, ILL.,. July s.
The man who assassinated Capt. Howell
at Canton, Missouri, on the 4th, was ari
rested on the same day by the GermaI
Home Guard, who were persuaded by SEM
ator Greene to give him in charge OF cont
stable, to be taken to Jail at MontelloI
Greene's intention being to release him. Aft
ter leaving town they we're met by a Uniod
company from Lagrange county, who had
learned Greene's intentions. The prisoner
was taken by them from the constable and
returned to Canton. Green fled; although
hotly pursued he escaped by leaving hil
house and hiding in the woods.
QUINCY, July 6.
Two more companies of Col. Palmer'S
regiment started for Canton last night. Al
party of about two hundrend troops under
command of Ex-Governor Wood of this
State who were in pursuit of Senator Greene
returned to Canton yesterday evening, havt
ing captured him about twenty miles on the
road to Monticello. He was placed for safe
keeping in the college building which Col.
Patterson uses as barracks for the present.