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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
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IMPROVED GuESERv.-The Cineinnati
Gaaetss notices an alleged improve sys-
tenn ~ gunnery, the invention of Mich
ael Ristner, of Vineen's Ind, q SON Of
Ex-Governor Rittner, of Pennsylvania
His system 10 hased upon the idea that
penetration 10 due to momentum, and
thus that leaden shot will pierce iron
or steel armour, when iron shot will not.
Experiments show that ten pound ooni-
cal ball Of lead, With light charge of
powdegs asAlopg range, will pass through
q target plated With two iron slabs, each
one iaeh In thickness, and twenty inches
of wond beaidaa- raeaxy unoaies lie
given to tbs shot by contEivance which
In so simple as to do away at once with
the james and Hotchkiss mode. An in
dia rubber patch is put down upon the
charge, that By expansion figs the grsoves
OF the grin, ana communicates a spiraI
motion, rs in the james psojectile. By
this contriVanee, the inertia or dead shock
is diminished BY the compression Of the
patch, force is CAMEL and the reeoil d.
minished.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

nE8ysfNs u ~ YIN ~ HRMxIkAc.ss
f From Tbs enginsar on beard one az our
lplskss boasss whiah are alw4Ts ssaaioasd
y the Roads at night, beyond the Moni-
Tor 70 keep watch for ne coming Of the
Merrimac, have learned The foIlowing
particulars In regard 10 her last moments:
She remained ID nlght In hsg old pesi-
ton this side efl0sAasy Iaiand Mn7 ansAs
channel, watching the movements Of
sfoops at this point, and aIso an oppor-
sanity TO escape !eitheF up James riTag or
Isous 30 ssa. a. Ia O'Clock this nora.
Ing my informant thought be saw an IN.
usual light 10 the direction OF the Merri-
mac, and upon closely inspecting IL wish
as glasss pc caaslatedg thatahs gss on
IRE. Her Grew had doubtless been ap-
prised Of the evacuation Of Norfolk and
Is possession By our troops, and inding
no way OF escape, they concluded 10 dig
the "last discho for their favorita. The
Ore continued to burn slowly, sometimes
straaming from her BORT holes. and nj
ofhasa beastana from her ssssuks ssask
u soon seemed to glare all over ~ IL her
ron plating had become entirely heated
through, and at five O'Clock her smoke
stack fell with daalnaaah. aeaaaing 40 8
volume of sparks and jetting aame.---
Anxieasly the spectators awaited the ex-
piosion, and from the fact that the FIRE
continued so long, 1t was thought there
could not be much powder aboard. At
Fifteen minutes past five O'Clock, her black
hall Nas lifted up rs itawsze by some
giant band; huge volume 81 aassss and
fireworks, rivaling the skill of pyro-
technist, hlied the air, and dull report
coming across the water told IA chat. the
Merrimac, which had caused such wonder
an she Old World, and anxiety in this,
had lngloEioasly sunk, amid the scenes OF
hek tsraeg epeAisas ThAs has the great
question, which is the best vessel. the
Monitor or Merrimac, been left unsettled,
and, the prestige which our navy might
have gained By the capture of de rebeg
iron clad has been Loaf beyond recovery.
W bile every one feels relieved that the
Aerrtnae i aoE Gaming, still, general
desire has SWAPS sxhstea thaa she SHOULD
have been either captured or sunk By our
fleet. Immediately upon the decease of
the Merrimac our feet steamed up the
channel, aud entered the Elizabeth river.
the Monitor leading the van Cor. Phil
Inquirer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

b AxKcDoTR or GKs. Mc0LKLLAx.-& A kaa-
sIeman connected with the army 81 tAs7
iPetomao has written letter to . Friend
In Toledo, from which the Blade t,skaa the
following extract, showing thu activity
and zeal of the GensEal-in-O hief, and ahs
ground ofhfs favoritism with the army
"Gen, Mcclellan js very active. Twill
relate an ineedent that came under ma
own observation. / was orderly for Gen!
Peck he and MeCl0ilan started with aev-
sas hunared men, IN the night, and threw
.up, right under the euemyss guns, some
enarenchmeass. Gen. Ne. dismounsed
from his fayorifs horse, toek held Of the
shade, and Laid out The ground for the
men 10 work nc. He said 70 the maans Il
hare worked on the rsiirosd and ynn see
/ nm uasd 10 shoEeling dirt He created
quite . laugh. There are some fancy of
fesrs theTes and I suppose they thought
he was asgradiag himself, bat do not.
think 50. Snch . man must be SUCCESS
ful whaseveE he goss. y aa rss..t.t. /.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

EXCUSES FOE UsIsa ToRAceo.--Tn one
Of paE neighbosisg sewra tie lads 81 q
school acqaffed tie habis on smoking.
and resorsed to the most ingenious met6-
DDS TO eonDeal ths vies fsom tho master.
La shas sAay wsTs successful until one
evening, when the master caaght them az
ID, and ssopd bssnra them In awful iigni-.
81. sg
stlEow nos ~ ahoassd the uasasr 10
n \. ~ = II q ags srrs yoa esg spsking
SSH" said the boy, SCI am subject TO
headache, and pipe takes OF the pain. ?
z and yoa Z and yoa n and you S'' in
sake sas psdAs oguss aasssi salag every
boy in bis tugn.
One had q "ragiag tooth p another
acholis - the third q s.eough % and la
tsaOss ,tbey Ill had somsah7ass 81
aNow, sirrah, y beloved tbs rnasssr
10 the lass bog, afwhat disorder do ron
smoka for Pr
81 kles " rs @Susss mwsgswanszss ;
bat the Intercepted urohin, after puttias
down his pipe, after q farewell whia. and
lookink apG n Ms masssrsa fssss said d
whining, hyposritioal tone
@6k3 y ssa6&&x&Rs a6Kmk ssa W SOL q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

IH4 LoSERABANDs IN WAsHSGroy.-
e1aa AashiAgfar Correspondent Of the
Journal of Gommsree, says
1.-The city is actually swarming with
snegreess ragged and homeless multitude.
Iffs poer.house, supported by the city,
Is full to overwhelming, and scores of
them are daily tasned avs from that
temple of relief. The General Govern
rnent is particular in its tastes, and con-
descends only to feed what are called con-
trabands, and one hundred and fifty of
this quality Zine, suparfns, or extra,
cannot tell which, are now being fed and
lodged by the Government IN the Duff
Greea row Of Buildings. The prospect
before alt parties concerned is gloomy
en- Jugh."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

THE PUBLIC DEER 81, 200, 900, 900 L;
JrSE.-Caleb Gushing, in speech before
tn. Massachusetts Legislature, last week,
upon the sahjeet Of taxes, said 3: .s.s..
Providiagabe war is broaghs 70 speedy
close, his essimAse-fouRded on the de-
tailed figures and the opinions of men in
-~~s~~ --~~--E~-s 1xEDs 81
tho close Of she Federal asoal year, Jane
50, 1852, Is at least 81 Zoo, OOO, 600. Ia
arriving at this estimate he calculated the
expenses TO average 81 900 to each man
an ihe 633 regiments DOW in the service,
although Illness might lessen the number,
1t would NOT in the least lessen the ex-
Psaasa- Add 10 this 1854, 000, 001, the
enormous coat of the naval branch, and
the above estimate is not overstated.-
There are two subjects of large consamp-
ton which are lightly taxed by Govern
ment whaoh aTe in great demand abroad
spiritual and iasakicating liquors, aad
F1FsY~~ & &C. #H#v8S e rs : EEE .gs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

- The prospect for good, produe-
tive wheat egop, IN the Northsrn part OF
this county, and the Southern part Of
Harrison, were never more fattering than
at the present lime. Although many Of
the farmers in that section, have been
greatly hindssed in getting in their crops,
on account Of high water and lateness Of
the spring, nevertheless, the prospect Is
very encouraging for an abundant harvest
OF that most important cereal There are
some of the finest farms in the State,
along the Boyer Valley.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

BIS CutrusE.~--Anstri& would seen,
from authentic accounts, to be ahead of
all other countries 10 bee culture. The
annual production, in honey aad wAx, is
valued al $l5, 200, 900. Hungary leads
saIl tha othss departments of the empire,
producing $4,000 quiatais Goo h.. al
honey annually; Galicia comes naxt, with
%, 0Oo, quineals Transylvania, SO, 900 /;
While Upper Austria yields only i,sU1.--
The total number of beo hives is put at
2,l3s, 600; averaging z70so the square
miia. Ii there were as many cows TO the
square mile, truly, Aussrig anighs be re-
gsrdrd N land nuwrng wrsu MIX and
huney.-- dmsrtcun agy4cuifartss. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

"ENoRAvED SIGNATURES. n-The rnsho of
the Banks to force out their circulation
upon the people as fast as the Govern.
ment does, is SO great that some of them
are having the signatures ensrsvad On
sheff notes. We only do our duty in re-
marking that these "promises to pay''
nave already been held not t. be legally
binding upon the Boston BuE-
ietin.
This kind Of Currency will no doubt be
sent West where people are used ia take
all kiads Of Bank ngtas. If the issaers
81 these Notes are not legally responsible
for them, would ii not be we'll for all to
be on their guard and refuse to receive
them? E4Et EsFfE"E Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

- TIE Ab1llg5on shestx xxU mxkanx
considerable sds ahens several individu-
in this Stase. who hare haresofese Egasad
n politics. Well, the Ahalitipnists are
10 power In the State, and II these men
are tEsassss, way a. shsT NOS aisRaas Vi
them according 70 Law, or ths Chicago
Platforms or some other form 7 This
snariing and mapping about traitors 10
evidence 81 falsshood OF imhecilisy,
either of whieh il highly reprehensibls
On the pax4 Oh aasa aRls1nsssd wish ~
anAnagsmenss sf Saaks AiEAisss xf<ESr
these men arg traitors or not traitors,
and ~ they constitute aimoss The entire
syajIale espital al Ire Aholiti0ai4ts, the
matter should be dssezminsd wI1h sozus
degree Of sartainty Motaes 1snss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
] Tx ssAGAaar I.A~'' Asp Isrxxpraascr

TRS ssMAzHg Laws arp EsYxmPxaAsCx.
Tho Mayor of Portland, Maine, in his
address, gives sad pfctureof drunkenness
IN that city. The large number of 1870
arrests were made during the last year of
his administration, eli of which except
los, and u deserving soldiers was there
No rum in their cases n he traees direct
II or indirectly TO rum. Fourteen bun
dred and ffty cases are reported as ssar-
rested directly from Drunkenness This
y tsrrible catalogue. The Maine Law,
De u remembered, exists nfal vigoF and
strngency, and for the whole year the
Msiu Law poliss force have given their
almost EXCLUSIVES attention 20 the liquor
business. What Ia the result More
drinking and drunkenness, we venture to
70 say, than ever WIS know a in the city
befoEe.--P0rtLaa Argus. ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

TMx RxrusEICAx Doc LAw-Ssvaral
wssks sines, We Published Ne Blaah Re-
publican Dog Law IN full, bat for ths
benefs OF many who are owners aa ssvsral
dorss and upwards, We publish below chs
nssf@s cert d Aysapaa III the Law fou
the spsciaI bensds osdog owners. II ID
sbiading.''
Thsasv ssek sasee ga shs 18th sfssss,
1859 Each male dog sfAll Be taxsd ODE
dollar, and each feHaale dor shrss dollars.
The Township Clerk shalt give cerfif-
cate Of registry, containing the number
and description Of said dog, and have
sssssa dents fes cash req stry . be taken
from the funds.
The Clerk must on the FIRST Monday In
jane, post list Of regisssged ,dogs, and
furnish each sonstahls ia the % wssship
With similar list. Each registered dog
mass wear leather or metallic collar, not
lass than 40 iEeh in width, With the amm-
Der Of she dog and year Oh u snogs With
out such collars may be killed as Buisan-
ces. Ten dollars 6na for eounterfsiting
dog collars. The Township
Olark mrst giEe bond for twica az mnch
saonsy as be il likely TO get in the dog
business. Any one harboring, owning,
or keeping any unregistered dog of over
shree moutha of age viii be iiaed I've doll
lars ANY one sseafing ur kifffnga reg
istered dog shall be liable 70 ans OF a.
y dollars, and all damages 10 ths ssner.
Twenty-Five cents rsHard will be paid
by the Clerk Tor kiniAg sAois unregistered
dog 4 sheep stealing or dangerous dog
nay DO killed wkeshsE ha 10 seg istered or
not. The dog Law must be enforced by
The township oi6esrs, and any neglect on
heir part shall make them liable 10 q fine
81 tea dollars for each conviction. The
saxplas faads, after paying the expenses,
ste., shall 20 into the School Fund of the
Dog oases can be tried before
any Justice of the Peace having juEisdie-
ion, Sand no mere technical objection to
he form of the information shall be al
owed to defeat the prosecution 50 coma
nenced." #E|
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C. The sooner the people of this coun-
TT realize the fses that che sslyaslon Of
sase O6usai tlfssoh and the Dnion rests on
the success Of the Democratic party, the
sooner will the country be relieved of
the oppressive weight Of doubt and I'M
certainty that palsies every enterprise
and makes days weeks and weeks years Of
anxiety and gloomy foreboding. And
they can only be impressed with that fact
when rnsy see the Democracy united,
earnest and faithfai 90 thssr principles,
- CRacago Times ss'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
HE GREAT NORTH WEST.

/
The light draaght steamboat, shteve-
port Capt. John B. La Barge, left St.
Louis on the LIST inst, bound for Fort
Benton, the falls of the Missouri, and
" ashlngton Territory. She is to stop at
Fort Benton until the Fall, giving her
passengers time to Cross tia Rocky Moua-
taans and pros pesx' 10 sri eas Aseotseass
| Some of them intend to establish ! settle
ment in Bitter Root Valley; others expect
to visit the newly discovered and highly
Wanted mines in Washington Territory,
and perhaps proossd to those In British
Columbia. There are some sixty or eighty
of them in ALL pHrsty men OF wealth, !
some Of them veteran gold minerx OF GAL
ItornIa; the machinery of grist mill and
that OF saw mill are among the freight.
Provisions, supplies for the Z. S. post
| at EoEt Benton, Indian goods, tire- arms,
/ etc., are OF course GA the list. Capt La
Barge takes his family with him and full
crew, including ten m0unLaineers, who
intend to stop in the country. The Emf
lie, Capt. j. Labaarge, Jr., will follow on
the 9th inst. The distance by the river
to the Falls of the Missouri, must be near
81 ahEee thousand than two thousand milsw
from st. Louis.
Tbs region Of shs UppeE Missouri is
destined to attract emigration directly aft
ter the close Of the present war. 1t ia
far better timbaFsd, better waterea and
has better soil than tho valley Of the up
the inansnoe of the Pacific winds. "a far
milder than that Of the Upper Mississippi.
Gold and other minerals are being found
at various points, and will soon attract
crowds OF Adventures. A new territory
on the Upper Missouri and Yellow Stone
will doubtless be organized within the
a&xt I've or six yeaFs.--M. 7. fTfbsafe.
Nor 6gEERALLE kSowS.-3lartin Van
Buren is the only man who has held the
Offices OF President, Vice President, Min
lister to England, Governor Of his own
State, sad nsszAhsg Of beth Houses Of
Congress. ..-
Thomas II. Benton is the only man who
flas held seat IN the United States SEN
ate for 30 consecutive years.
The only instance of father and son Ia
The United States Senate at the same
time, is that of Hon. Haary Dodge, SEN
ator from Wisconsin, and his son Au-
gustus C. Dodge, Senator frem Iowa.
GeH. James Shields Is the onty man
who ever represented two States in the
United States Senate. AZ one time be-
was Senator from Illinois, and subse-
quently Senator from Minnesota.
John Quincy Adams held position an
der the Government during every Admin
istrati0p from that Of Washington to that
Of Polk-during which ho died. He had
bSaA Ministsr to iEngiAnd, neaaAar of
both Houses of Congress, Secretary of
State, and President OF the United States.
He died while q member Of the House of
Representatives. T.
The only instance where three brothers
occupied seats in the lover House at the.
same time, was when Eliha b. Wash
burue represented the FIRST DISTRICT in
Illinois, Israel Nashburne, Dr., the Fhirsl
District la Maine, and OadwaiIadsF
Washbusne the Third District Of wis.
cousin. a&tE avaM s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

a Anxiety IN EgRoPE ABOUT CorToN.--
Thurlow Weed closes his letter of April
q, from Brussels, with the following re-
marks about the anxiety Of foreign Gov
eRamazts In relation % chs ahreatened
cotton famine;
"Ibere is beginning to be much ankle
y ia France about cotton. Their dinin-
isltsd supply will be exhausted in six or
eight weeks' This will deprive several
hundred thousand people Of employing nt,
for whon, 10 such Al emergency, the
Government must furnish bread. Hence
ths Government appeal to US for cotton.
Other Governments are not unlikely to
unite with France in an earnest appeal
upon this subject"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

- Business and Professional men,
aaa De accommodated vita pl&es Ia Gas BuaER.
foS LAslE cards. We expect every snierprising eu-
nasss Hian Ia this city to advertise in the sgmEx
AivertisiRs 10 3 means 81 carrying oHsa' business
tato every house which is ssrysdhy aewsYAps, In
stead Of waiting for Customers Go leox Ger onem,
slGE over has place sE business
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
UNITED STATES CLAIM AGENCY.
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.

Al The request Of J. d. JENKINS Co., 10 att
.a3-aSeEts foF Ehs 0fass established by them in
E4ans tea CIty, for the collection and tE&Rzmiss-
!ya %. CLAIas against the g. s. Government, With
especial reference TO the immensely increased az
P~El.t1Tes and asw exlgeneieB fBcgasnt 10 sAe e1-
!stlag var, ! have establishes At ooUNCIE BLUFFS
b5iR. Agency for Western Iowa and eegsskz,
E4rgs ElIl receive aRd attend to all applications
r. paw and bounty of FotHaEseys, for PsR4toHs or
dam. iyF SabsistsBGe, Stores OF TFanSgorkatisn
IAN. bed ~ the government, which, being paH In
- PEI form and transmitted 10 WashIngtes. By me,
VII D. promptly sIa faithfully PROSECUTED by the
pr.o-. PAL agents above named
P"1sDas hzyin% ssR&a2s u any description or
Ea0 sat against the Government, having \ legal
s34ssAh+a toandalan, and requiring adjustment
nay rely up0n "a cir claims being successfully pros
suited aud Eheir dues promptly rsmltted 70 them,
D. making early appIl>at4oa 10 me.
I Will be supplied WITH all laws, forms rules aud
astFaeLIeHz necessary fer the proper presentation
81 claims and slss "a alphabetical uzt of ToiGn-
ssrs AMI msn Of all grades in the Military service
kg RsgfmsRfs and CamPassEsl WHEREBY uPea the
Aappenlng Of Any casualty, the maturity Of aay
dam, ready ascsEs be had 10 the aislte syi
ae2cs, beazlT sE she claimant OF his represents
Aves, for its establishment All charges viii be
upon 3 reasonable scale.
uface ia second SgoTy Of Phoenix Block, head Of
BFo2d~sy- A II. PALMER.
Council Egaas. Iowa, Dec, Is, 1881. IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

L. The inssisasious Tor an immaass
yield Of Wild GoossbeFries, Rasphszriss
and Strawberries, throughous this section
we're never more promising than at sAs
present kima. -s. ssssss
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TrRAYRp oasyssTRg

- ~ Maadays Jane Ord, sS2a Of GAsEazzs
brawn Horses aSse Of the h@Fseg II aReas Nsr@ xg9
tss asher aeeHk ssp pears cid. oma of tbs hersFW
saA wnlss star In tbs forehead and sns While
slAtA Aess, hAs ptneE has . Ersg gsEsAk aswn sas
Fsef q HDsfaa reward win BE paid fer thR returp
thsif recovery. sIYI q RossrW @~ -
= aScaa saazs aas ~ tesi. steam Mills
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

E CouEuu BEuFRs, IOWA.
GNazing, aildans. Srainiaa KubainE, Rrunstna
cartilage, wasoa and bazgy paIntinK, il sood sfyls
stosk Of wala-papes een&tsuEsy On hxx.a Sseftftns
@hfienea ard walls aSsoge6 N~@
E@ Orders freEa town or country. saIfeftsa .psf
pruFnptly attended TO-
shop on Main street rear az JnusA. Hos T
&ar3E HS p Y EH =,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

AkxpR yKsrs.T following; para
graph from the Richmond Esamsssv, win
be read With interest, ~ rslf.tips 10 tina
use 81 armer by aas soldiers Il she nassI
tie Of Shiloh 80 saA !
!. g A1aong The srcphiss exhibited tsss are
several shields takea from the body Oh
men and ofEeers, il whish shey wSysresa-s
veloped from neck 10 hiy@. Ii onk OF
Etssse wHg Nh Jadanss Aipp made hYyAksiEss
ME bullet thrse-lourtha of an inch deeps
showiag shat The lnvenkson II rsalI a.
seetual dsfemos agaiast ssase sssiainx tbs
body. The shlsId ID 10 arranged That its
wsighs 10 npsn the shnaldsrs. Icing cd
fasted there hy iron bands or suspendess,
and II made al steel. The ufscer from
wkoa sha ons 10 question wss taken Was
Killed hs . bali In the heaa. = s 800
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
NorEcg 10 SrrrE.nna.--I..,gn nn Trua

NoffGk 10 SK1TE4KRS-~lAARD on ITMAs-
lhavs the Agency for making fsw entries Of land
% la feE sssslsss, unreasonable terms, tn appll.
caGlsa made very aosa. TAess wishing to secure
the land necessary for their FARMS viii do wall se
avail themselves ct tAIs opportunity, sycailins On
ne wttAsatdsiay. L. ". BABnI1z
couacii Btgns, Iowa, April ID, tssi
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

Lsft al tbs unisa House. In thia city On The a.
aAs OF April lAats By an ankaawa peYaap the fst-
lotns go SIS, whiEh will be sold On Yuesssay taa a.
aay o. anes lisa 10 pay eargez unIe4s the ewneT
~ faT ise saaas esfess tas Gay d sale ons s4z@
aah stec& aaa FaasFa stat, vegy assFly naasE
one black ssrfDed cotton sisrft and so Tssls sisss
striped pGnts. ~~%@
sale to take piass at 10 O'Clock a. ID. at tue TN.
i'. h"ass: ". L. BIGGS.
AAg-f~hS2@ sz
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

- The Third Annual Fair Of Potta-
~sttamis eoHnty, awarded to BAsBITT cAApEm-
rEA, The srst srsmss@ fortAs AEsTspEeamxn OF
ssIsTIxs. TAess wanainz Bob wsrk Of any kind.
wousi do well 10 make q note Of tais tacs We ass
prepared 10 accommodate cur fgisuds ca shsrs no.
ilee. Satisfaction warranted, OF 40 ehArxe aa<s
&sks q aots Of tAas, too
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

BLASKs.--We hare on haad and for
sals saAak warraztes Desdss Deeds Of Truas, xrus-
tess sale, Justices Blaaks, TswnsAip paata ana
Bonds fer Deed. ~
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In he best ssyis Aaa al ISw pTiess
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

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premise 10 do anything, do iss Be gsan
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saaa yoa inssEd 10 visit yeur SICK friend
or nsighbaF, aaa shsn su1Fls ahs vrsssare
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aasing the week that u past coala you
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promise WINS werth mach sscaoice gold.,s
Bat whaa the siaioa haa Disappeared. and
zoo eaEaa NOS, there wHs pity mad seSxsw,
even for yeu, written upon those EsMkUrss.
Fer deiiass and senss bad hseszssa q fos-
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gssa, In evaFy Msan's ahAfaeter. wiaich
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