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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29

CT We notice that our enteyprising
townsnans S. 8. BATLIss, is putting up
a large and very aoHamadioas barn, on
the same ground where bis former one
stood. The present building is con-
struossd Of brick.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29

u ID. A. MAHoNY received / ABA ma
jority in Dubuque county. Good many
traitors ''up thar %
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29

IN Rufus Pains, OF Cleveland, Ohio
was recently naleted in the sum of $20,-
0O1, damages, for breach of promise Of
marriage. Rufus will feel very severe
Pad 10 his pocket book, whenever he
sets d hooped skirt, hereafter.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29

Are kept for service and the subscriber assures
all interested, hat they So fsiEs u the rlEht
kInd pure StItE, amt Ian be mate ~ <tsa 80 is
al IL months Did
H-has tyr SAL = few pairs Of thorouga-bred ana
few pairs Ehree-toarth thorough-bTeI Sufi0k
Pigs as good aad pure car be pnrchAs P IN The
Est at htl oreps VT Ich be offer lgf al terms
Farmers aud others are Invited to call and see
my stock and satisfy themselves that they can sup
Oily them selves with thoFo lgh-brsd stock wItLo
sending thous and miles for It by Express, at much
rtsg ana sEaat RxRsasR.
LTsANDER " BABBTTT.
n The above namet animals all took hTst
premiums 1T the 4th Annual Fair OF the Potta+
wattaule County Agricultural Society.
Nov g. 1851. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29

TITO c0EsuAFTIyEs.
l. Tn@ eav4tlsas haTings bean resaEsrsd to
heaith tn tsw weeks BY very simple FvFne1y. af~
ter having suffered sss efa years wlth severe lung
affection, sad thak dread seaxs Cons mf4sptIuE-ts
anxious 10 make known to his feilsw sufferers the
Eapss Of Eaxs-ff48I 88g##Est 3# tE&E
~ Al VINO dssEfe IL he aatf seAa copy sFa abe
prescriptiSn asea free o. cAarEs.l with directions
fos pFepaSang aud astns the Eaaaa which they viii
ard Sars csTs fer Cohsa agtsea, AssAma BrOmeh-
sts, &c The only object sfthe aaverfiseF in send
s1g tbs prescripslea il 70 beseat LIE addicted asl
apssaG inSoFpl aslan-wAichh ~ esnessyas B0Ds xaa
abte and hs hopeS every Sufferer may cry hts rems-
ely as IL viii eoat them nothing alsd mas prove
aiessiR&.
Parties wishing tbs psescrfptIen will paeAsa sd
aER8S - &nWAEnaMvl M s&sssas I d
80 So VS. 3aazskAss Efs@a EazssS W. n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29
a" BREWER,

The above typs Ia alI in good condition, a&8 sapa-
ale Of dolag very fair waEk. Wsh&ve, alss, GUAM
uty Of second hand JonsTHs AATEaIAL, which
viii Be sold lsw ter casa. Specimens Of aha woEk
,ent "a application, ssgstaeF With iAss Of prices.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29
49,
gTYtf1stss tisTsnant.
III k IAAkxA do.

sleasv Ras the company, hays re-
ceisea orders tosreadS soas as BeAvenport
aud we presaaa that They viii lssve, Tor
their quarters some time during the pres.
ent week. II is one Of the best compa-
sias that aas 1sft Wessesn iowa, strong,
healthy aud determined men, and we hope
that they may all aeon return safely to
their hsrnss 'seoYsred all over With
glory"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29
IRISH STEAMSHIP LINEI
Steam Between afeEand J. America
4EF Yqak, Bos4os Asp aALAwAr.



ESss rt,sIzIs tsz aIw assi D. 49,. astttI "a
aftk ,tass paGlis ssEtsgal ,5tsaassAI % a. =
s9Favase sac abo@s ttae -
ADRlATICs ASS tors Derdau Capt. J. MAUav
utgea " FflR ~. 81 tar t Goi5I9. L.nsl n
AMELIA, 4 800 - NICHOLSON
Fssissis IAt.sps ,G&a Or 1, sHsT@e
i - 80. . aru = ~ - wAzxxw
0ae of she above ships miA1paxe New YSrk OF
Raskun alternately cry Tuesday fartnight for Cal
way. carrying The goxsramsHt aAiis, touching at
tbs s&ean ers u this Iims aavN eesa contributed
~ IA kha greatest ears, EuasF Ehe Supervision Of
shf EJyaEnnlHEi aASs water-aik&f e5snpartm eBEs,
~ anexceiied for comfort, safety aaa speed BY auy
stsa5neFs aloat. They are eoHnandeiby able and
experienced cfFseers, ard every s4erlion will be-
| ans4s TO npogaate the Comfort u paasamgess M
An experienced Surgeon attached to each shibs
RATES OF PAg1AGE.
Eirst-class from N. Z. ~ kossoato Galway
81 Liverpool, AIDQ
secgnd~clAss, - .s-.a tr-..'9 I'd
HtrstyEi&sg II F 6s5 :vg.. 4 IF tSsEt xaArf ~
| ThiFd-class 10 GALWAY or Liverpool
- any suwH In fFassnas ON . aailsay, W
gh!ra-ciAas RsKsaagsFs are lihssAksy ssppies w I'd
ps'igaslqas IF The hsat quality e9eksa and ssFs
| III The syEgsats Of the EenpaAs. - RaH > So
| as3 aa EETuAE TlCEEEAas-s4s Szssk
| Parties wishing TO sspa fef tAalE Krieads fxpsa
lbs ed osaniEy can Sblaif tteksAA frsza any suwn
90 Faiiway IN ireland. or from saE OF sae HFlAes
pal eItles "a Kngiema % Ssgtana It TeFs lew rates
Passengers for New YORK, arriving hy saaw Boston
| Steamers, win be forwarded 70 ssw Fora tree Of
| sharEe. u .--- H. -s-.
pr pas'ass OF further .sssriaas,as agg,y.e
A, inssassA Ii he ousnpsas Oh .hs whaaT isos Of
~ aS@EzSS : AsPrEwALL, Assa,s.
r = ~ g =
/ 49, !. I
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29
CnAKK AND sHTvRRt

wby wsibsyea Hagax saeA tha Ehsssa dad Rsvtr
when sEaIth's Tonic eSfHp. ssepheHa' Ague Gem
p@HTaS IsgRes' Aaaa Akx1aEr, 0sgss&asf gzasl4a
Dhosa&swas oil s8varaszh seahsazes TOR rAlsls asa
ta4szss aaa as bad NJ 6RA@AMtAMa@-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29
COLT LOST.
SHEREFF9s SALE.

~M ~ ~ ~ - "A n IA
By virtue "f special execution to me directed
"n the Office Of the Clerk Of the District urt u
flaw .taals .Cegag, EaEa, ! sha4l pFsxsess I'd
sd S1 EFeCt'r ss4 NE At az + MEy l. j 1854,
between the hours Of 10 o'@ulk & Il and r. N =!
OF aadd1y, IN front Of ID Couary Treasures ofs
Ia the city 81 CouncI Bluff tue foHowinE describ+
e1 Heal Estate Of Will an Leslie and James Marsh.
tp-wlt: w..
The wesf half Of the Santa " ,n.,,. A. an. IN
South West quarter Of the N,rth " 80 - -
sestlou aubeT Thirty 800 Ghd tbs eat half Of tha
s"ata west quarter of Section Thtrty-ole. AN all
ia Township Eeventy-avr M r.oTs 81. sst
caRtainlng l63 acres more or I1na So 80, :, -
meAas aft - s.k n nj EGf ssia a. AE r.
TAKEN IS the property Of william Leslie and
James Marsh Ia sAttssg An exssT,,tsSs- - %N 1
lane Heron, W. -
WILLIAMS, Sheriff. +
Council Bluff, Iowa, A ri 81 1881 aw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29

=
Lon sALE OR TRADE.
Tks unaessAgnsa ofEeFs Eems wasg 8asifsRas city
PFaperty ard fMgznlag ssESs fer sails, or he viii
Esade tor hsfasa az ma 20 For particulars enquire
ut &Ef s1zn WIZ H. N8MS8Hs WmIS& M&aas
vi g%~I }48
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29
GfTgAYEn Oh srs,f ~. !.

- On Manday, Jane ard spHa sf Chsxnss
Bfu~a Harses, Of The htrEss Il ahast afnp ard
ths 9tbFr ahpEt ten rears old. One 81 the horses
has white star ia the ftrehead aud one whitS
hili Foot the other bas ETeT streak down the
fsee H9%fai rrg9E8 NJ p b. paid fur thu retain
o. i4S is'sFs"s ~ su SToEIaEEon whIsh Wit lad To
t. II recovery --- SILL BOWEN
bS'itaaat h - 81 zue 32sn 1851. - steam Mills
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29
Sp~cimI BUSINESS Nos4o@@aR A J.
- RLAsKs Of al kinds ,pp hand and
"a. III, ~zzsssz lasssls.h GAIN ALL I

powsw R9sss gUx SktH ~ WI hAye on
S.sd and Ter ssass sas ss G@eassssa Reaar Pssaass
..s,s,s 81 aAssas soc shsssana fsagrsssasas psx
ssur .na warfshssafts DO 30 ssrk, TsrmsIew.
RortarsAss tREoEmastsn,. -s4 sesws{ty: aaF
,as,sss RAssrTw 8 oAapxRwRn.
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rwANp t,ANn Nor1cR

lWAAP LAND NOTICE
= A0tfre - hereey given to holders of Pre-
Ruption Certificates q even sect4upa az swan,x
Land IN PvttawatLAmie county to present ths
same to the CieTk Of the board II supery- zors Of
saAa county. aud 10 pay for the faad and receive
se%a ID sreEor en- Or befage the srt day 81 rfabar
next, or Their claims win DO forfeited 10 tAe cguu-
t. ny usSser Of khe Board ~ :
80 E,F BURDioE, Clerk.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29

l5AoBATB NOTICE. Zs ss~frE-v sr4H
Ts., as the natter Of tAa EEtass 81 JULIUS ".
@'tios u hsrssy slEsa 20 all persons Ins@Ee9tsd
- - ss " III Of ZEE skoxa named Jultas n. kFa-
- aAs been publicly read basefs ws IS FReaakaz1
ne ~ -" and the 4st Aoaday Of Marvh sst fer hSaF
lawa ~ s@ns SscwsoT
S@A !, Ls6Ss srasA Ewnasg SsMs#A
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29

To PR1SrERs-TrPx EoR sALEr--We have
An hand and fer sale the following siEes Of second
hand Typ. which gill De Eol4 vary cheap fer cash.
BOO La BuAaEes,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29

s - Gold is selling in New York at
80 Per cent. premium, with fair pros
pec; of its reaching still higher figure.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29

coassstaas % ggs EJa4iaa - TD&sG2Gs
CAAEo, LAVA. MOSAIC. CORAL, AND GOLD
STONE sETT,
Bracelets Loekels RingE Studs. watch KEYS.
vest Chz4hSS Mex on fhs Spectacle
&c. a.
ES~Whtch Ksil be sold At log prices ana every AZ.
Eele warranted 10 prove Just "a represented
RatSAeS, Clocks and Sexetyy repafTe9 ia ths me 81
EAoEon9h RNa wsEkH1sniaks fnannsx, and ali waFs
ssaFTsHted and Charges reasonable
Council Bluffs iowa Aug rs 1850, n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29
-APORTAST TO THE FARMERS!
THOROUGHBRED
HORSES CATTLE AID HOGS!
SUFFOLK ROARs

Is also kept AL the same place f5r breeding puTp0
IS and the terms snct IS to make II for the In
tercst Of every Farmer procure some Of has st94k
Two THOROUGHBRED
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29
| AEE STOCK OF JERELRF
I ~ ss..I E TT. .@E..
". z. CO&AST.
STOCK OF JeweHry.

Has lust FeceiTed al his store, aext door to the
Post ofiiee, Upper Broadway, a large and well -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29

~ MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN are
HTitsa to bring ia their work, and Try Us We
guarantee entire satisfaction a. 1t TegArds prees
And work.
II Call Eaa examine Work and Prices.
RABEITT & CARPENTER
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29

AN ORDNANCE 10 vacate and abolish parts u
certain streets and streets and alleys In Mrs..
Perry's Addition TO the C4ty Of CeancI Bluff.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-22
FRoM ST. louis

ST. liz -, Oct. 2l.-Dispatchss received
at headquarters from Helena, Arkansas, u
the 18th i'si.. report all quiet and the fort
nearly com, Acted.
The rebel Gen. Holmes had sent TO Gen.
Carr. undcra hag OF truce. n communication
falsely assumi Z that the u. :. Government
On It's Generals, bad engaged in arming ne
grocs In Arkanse \. 10 which course Holmes
entered an emphatic protest. Carr promptly
responded, telling blm that neither tia Goy-
crnmcnt or is ageus had armed negroes.
On The contrary tlitfcderal troops had been
employed in disarnng negroes, and while
50 employed were attacked and 4 portion
captured by the ghvrilas Carr adis,
shatever may be the po.cy ufmy command
ing officers ard the G,vcInment. shall
cheerfully follow il out
In a skirmish IL miles Vest OF Helena we
captured Lieut.. COlOne o. the 2lst Texas
and twelve priyatcs T. G cnemy's further
loss IS unknown
Maj. Rector OF the 18th Iowa. was taken
prisoner. and VIC bad killed. & wounded and
IL missing.
ST LOUIS Oct 81 The friends VI Gen.
Fremont last night welcomed, his return TO
this city, in grand scrnade. From I 70 s.
600 people were present, and the reception in
every respect cordial and enthusiastic IN re-
Spouse repeated calls. the Gen appeared and
made 4 few renarNs, referring 20 his former
visit to this city, states that his principal OBJ
jet for his visit now was 70 be present al
the tnai OF his friend and fellow soldier
General Mekinsiry. believing as he did, that
assaults upon him were solely because he
ielt an honorable duty TO stand by his chief.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-22

INV loRK, Oct 2lst--A dispatch 10 the
Tribune. dated at Bolivar. states that the
rebels who followed Gen. Humphrey back
to the river again picket down TO the Po--
tomac There IS very little picket firing
across the river
Provost Marshal Cap.. J. H. pcll. Of the
1t Minnesota regiment. vent out with Han
cocks reconnaissance q Charlcs,own and
called on some acquaintance residing there
When our troops loft Charcstown they did
so very suddenly and 10 Is supposed tbat
Capt Pell was not aware of their exit ill
the rebels returned and took him prisoner
No intelligence az him has since been re
ceiecd ~.
The Msior. Quartcfmastcr. and two Lieu
tenants of thc 92l Massachusetts, regiment
wcrescni Ia work ou the Qualifications YES
tcfday for being found absent from their
regiment without paref-. IN violation Of
Mcclellan order.
The report that che army l. waiting fer
the hard frosis i rrcposterous The roads
arc hard and dry. and in a superb condition
for marching The heavy rains which rem
der them muddy and difficult usually COM
mencc here about the ist OF November
The following IS a special dispatch 70 \
momng paper:
fAfEtNN tour itotSi, Oct. ~.
On the return OF Gen. Stahl' expedition
III party was sent ont towards Rristow $
ssation. a il was understood that force OF
the enemy was there during last evening.
Three OF the party returned and reported
that the rest had been cut OF This story
was soon after proved false by tho arrival Of
the remainder of the party without having
received any injury They had been at
tackled near Cntset's Station ~ about twice
heir number. and 10y engaging them nj close
q.prtcrs. succeeded in checking further
alAancc
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-22
Noon Dispatches
FROM FORT MONROE

FoET MoxEoE, Oct. l9.-The Petersburg
Express Of the 18th says, 1000 Yankee pris-
oners are expected 10 arrive in Petersburg
for the North.
Wild geese and Wild duck are plenty on
the Jaraes river, bu. there are 20 sportsmea
70 shoot them.
Wheat has declined considerably. being
now held AZ rs per bushel.
We fear much trouble and vast suffering
from the scarcity Of coal.
The Richmond Despatch of Oct. 10th SAYS.
we infer the Federals viii soon make a des-
perate effort - force iron clads past Drury ;
Bluff.
A battle occurred in Perryvi.lc IN the
l4ih, which Kentucky will moug.. i,f many
years The Federal loss was bcavy. Prem
tice says il was drawn battle. &c rebel
force fell back six miles.
Vim. T. Shoemaker. Geo. II ich. Peter
II. Mills and Chas ;. Baker. members of
Co. a. lst Ind. Cavalry, a YANKEE organi-
zation, were received at the Confederate pris-
on yesterday, 20 be tried for ma Ter. com
mitted in the valley of Virginia
The Richmond Examiner of the Eth saws
that the good people Of Charlcstown have
had celebration in their city, haptising a
marine ram OF lalics' gungoai. which was
built there
As Congress has faded to make any en-
actmcnts about martial law, it follows that i
has no longer any existence ia tie COnfcd-
eracy, and any attempt 70 coniiue martial
law in any form or disguise, is in derogation
of the law maxine power Of the Government.
and IN defiance OF the Constitution.
The Examiner of the same date claims a
victory at the battle OF Perryy.lle Il says
the Federal loss in killed, wounded. and cap
turcd was over % 600. while the Confederate
loss was but 300.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-22
FROM -WAsHINGTON.

" AsmiNGTox. Oct. 2isi-Early IN 1861
when civil war seemed pending but had not
actually broken out. Gen scott wrote two
papers containing his views professional. and
political. on the crisis and the right and
duties which de,olye or the Government in
momcaious -lunctuTc One OF them has re-
Gently been published without the writer's
consent The 2nd appears to day. having
been furnished ~ the press It establishes
ia The fret place the patriotic anxiety of the
General IN Chief. and prepare for the com
ing storm. and his earnest and repeated ef-
forts Ia prevail on the Governmet 20 garrison
and secure the Southern Forts against
every possible attack aisd disclosed in the
tho 2nd place shc causes of his failure which
i il NOW evident resulted from the iEdccisisn
OF President buchanan. who was doubtless
mislcad by the trcachcry IN the Secretary Of
war. IL not in other members of the Cabinet.
in whom the head of the Government re
posed and misplaced confidence.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-22
Night Dispatches.
FROM MISSOURI.


SFiSeFIEtD. No., Oct. 20.-A prisoner in
IN the camp of Gen. Raines, and who escaped
at the time OF the fight at Newtonia. gives
the following account of the condition Of the
rebels on the south vest border:
Soldierssay that Mcbride and Parsons had
5000 or 10000 men; Raines had Is .OOO.
I 10000 OF whom only were effective: Cooper
5000. ard Coffee and Shelby from 900 10
1000 indians The general plan of the in
vasion OF Missouri was. that the rebels would
march IN three columns under command of
Cooper. Parsons, and Raines The nearest
points 10 be taken we're Springfield. Rolia,
and Dit. vernon They thought there we're
only about 5000 federal troops In the State.
and that the capture Of Jefersos City and
81 Louis would be an easy matter.
Hindmsn made speech IN which be prom
iscd that the stars aud bars should fioat all
along the Mississippi AID Missouri rivers be
fore Christmas.
The rebel army Is represented As being in
frightsal condition. Only about three
fourths OF the men are armed at all. and
many that arc armed are only provided with
shot guns and squirrel rifles. Dozens. of
regiments are without tents, aud the lack OF
clothing and blankets is generally felt
Hundreds Of men are barefocted, bare head
ed, and ragged. Our informant was amused
At the cavalry. who had large Mexican spurs
buckled on their bare heels Provisions are
very scarce among them. Bread and water,
with an occasional relish VI sal;lcss beef. was
their principal diet. There was no discipline
or order with this portion OF the rebel army.
Half Of them were drunk when whisky was
to be had. and for blasp,,eniy and general
immoral conduct their equals never were
known.
HuDsoN, No., Oct 20.-Major woodford
OF The 10th Cavalry Missouri State Militia,
attacked a band of gucrriIlas on Auxvaiz
River, dispensing them, killing and woundng
several. capturing ammunition. blankets and
horses
Another. large camp IN the vicinity Of
Portland. was also broken up.
Major Gates, Of Adair county. reports that
Captains Bue and Smith came suddenly upon
Dinnis' band Of thieves. killing some twenty
and capturing ten prisoners. twenty horses.
arms. &c.
Gen Guitar has captured several guerrilla
leaders near Columbia, Boone Co. Captain
Emmery. Capt. Robinson and Lieut. Morri-
sou. were taken with number of privates.
and some Important rebel correspondence.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-22

~ Mr. Robert lleneagc. OF Buffalo. has
invented pipe entirely upon new principles.
and destined. in all probability. To effect a
complete revolution in tobacco smoking. -
The editor Of the Buffalo Express SAYS that
he has tried the pipe. and found it to be all
that il promised. The tobacco IN the bowl
is lighted at the bottom and burns upward
The stem - inserted in a cap at tho top.
which also has chamber filled with cotton
to purify tho smoke. The contr.vance Is
not complicated. but simple. and works TO a
charm.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-22

To PK.vsSr Coins ~ CHILDRKS.--Thc
best preventative Of celds In childrcn h 70
dress them warm and give them exercise
daily in the open air. and wash them thor
oughly every day in cold water. u they are
strong enough % bcar Il; n not. adj little
warm water. and rub the skin dry. This
keeps the pores open. Ii they do take cold.
give them warm bath as soon a. possible:
if that Is not eonvcnicut. battle tho feet and
hands. and wash the body all over with
warm water, and then give cup Of warm
tea, and cover the patient IN bed Avoid
exposure the following iav.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-22


A PsfsWs rroS MsssAcRx-Mr. Lyons.
'n the rebel Congress. proposes Ia give a
Psenian oi k20 70 every negro who kills.
shssessE found. white Union soldier or
sailor IN arms against rcbeldom. We have
heard great deal in the Southern papers
about the atrocisy OF inviting instruction
against the slave masters. by oiIerios "a free
them from bondage: but Il appears tina, tho
slave masters. IN inviting resistance OF their
Slaves against the lawful agents of the GOV.
efuincnt. and giving them premium be
sales fov assssacreing them. go considera-
bic ssep further in ssrocisy. II this infamous
suggestion had been made IA any loyal news
paper or loyal legislative body. Ne should
have heard the &C, denounced for il bar
barisy. and held up 10 the world as an cvi-
denee OF the brutality and want OF civilization
OF the people ia the loyal States
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-22

SAY fgsNoisp. oei ~ Money ushi
r.tcs 2t12i. LEGAL tender Notes lstelS
discount. fxchsnsc on Ncs York payable
IN currcucy isls ~ di-eoani Several cara-
tiisst are dispo-e.l a. aliev money o. Hc
idle
The Pacific arrived efh fin passenger
ai.d 10 80 dollars ZEE treasure from Oregon.
ani - 40 dollar from British Columbia
"A epfo>lssos stoamcr saii- from Ssii
fsaneiace Wall ilse l.c,fc Nsii for Psusms
tcmofros producing li4ei. a esmpcstile
amonc the passengers " &C. ort.,sil...,,
rates ADVERTISED src First cabin 2isfioiisrs
Eccnui - aoll1rs. rfrfrare 80 dollar. -
Tee Naf steamer arcrsrc< 90 asiiars. ~
.ieiisrs sri ia doiiars
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-22

DiEp.-At his residence ina Honey Creek
township. vigo Co. Indiana. September
18th. WESLEY Jackson. in the thirty seventh
year OF his age
lie vas tho son OF Charles ID. anu Rachel
jackson. Tho deceased was ono of our best
citizens, a good neighbor and kind hus-
band and father. He enjoyed the privilege
and blessings Of the Gospel in communion
with tho Methodist Episcopal Church Zoe
seven or eight moaths. lie was good man
and has gone TO reap the good mans reward.
H. NJ. H.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-22

~ IL -four Cannot be had for less than
s42 per barrel in Georgia and $50 in Missis-
sippi nor. just after the wheat harvest, what
will be the condition OF things in those
States and other Southern States during the
next twelve month";. supposing the rebellion
to coutinueY Can any one think that the
rights Of property will be respected a. ailg-
viii not robbery and anarchy run wild
through the iandf