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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12
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BuaLE OFFEeE.. CprHCHL aLEFFa,
February as 1881 1
!swHEAT-spslng Asa&5 ess v bash.
tU1RS-Primp ear, E5ets Y hush,
oArs~-ln demand at 90sSs9 "a y oush
sPsJrAroEs-PrtnAe, 9os2S ess q easA.
HAY-Tamoshy a. Prairie 81 Y ton,
HuGs--AEiive. Si4aEhEeTed - 25@ go = ta0s
BggF--on foot, Sa12s3 90 v 100
HIDEs-tsFsens Ae; DRY, 10 y ?.
pi.DUR--Choics FaGaity Xxx, S2,o0i sapeFa use
al 10, Pine, Oil 70 2 100.
COAX aEAL--YeIlsw % c, white, % v bash.
i RarcswHEAr yLouR--aeise saga 80 . ios.
yrrTER~Frssn reII, f9saiss#s.
-LARra-Frssh 4aSaA v ~
KssGS--srash, ssIe y sias.
TALL8w-grime. 20 20,
EEaswAx-~Tsliaw, gsaBa8 n 3,
wHIsKEY-siii d sowsa's % &; ri. Lsuia ssai
10 y gal -s
cHfcgRss-~Tams o, sO8 y, oei Prairie VI ,soes
slysa = aoz.
TURxRYs--I.sve, - 8sI each.
xgHANGa--st. Louis, ., EastssassS y esnts
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

r% Business ana Professional men,
.,.,n,,.,.slaasa wasAa place il the BIZ
-" IDS, We ezpert svegy sasaEpFaaansa esa-
~ ,u IN tslEs city 70 advertise N sAs sveA&.
.,...,sux is a Eeaas Of earring snss. easaalsa@
,r.rv hoass wAira Ia SERVED BY assfspa AZ
',,. rstsius for customers g iook fof e"eS
49,, aver his place d Rssiaess .s..s s-.#
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

REAL MEN OF BUstSEss. --~Hhe trns men
of Business, says an exchange, who is de-
teruined not to allow any luii in his sales,
whether caused by tas season or duliHess
of times, to damp bis efforts 20 success
does not withdraw his advertisement from
the public press, close as ii were has doors,
and retire within his shell, deploging q
lack Of customers but redoubles his efforts
to secare customers; displays has goois
and wares With more care than ever 10 al
tract the comnnsity increases the size
and improves the appearance Of his an
nounegnents in the coIeanns Of the public
press. and By these means, psssissenily
and literally ased. he Il enabled to con-
sspae bis business line with hardly ~ IN
diminishsi aanouas Of aaaecsss.
what . contract auch : course prcsenta
to the sleepy or oTer-eauoaeus man, wht
wsuld raahsr aiE bimself down, dry up ans
| complain 10 idIansss, than TO exPend
few dollars Ia 81 slers TO sesuscEsats o
keen W his accustomed business In sea
| son when, withous such effort, it IL nata
rally doomed TO slnggisnness. Il Il y sn6
lisct of we'll grounded surprise to persons
who look ~ things isstslaigently, thai fror
| the course pursued BY many who seer
anxious TO get along In the world, The
sho,ld take In their signs daring iarg
porsioa oa the yaar, regardless Of n
consequences not lsaarely for the time b.
| Ing, but in the negIeet TO retain their ea'
IsonsEs In the future.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12
UNITED STATES CLAIM AGENCY.
AT WASHINGTON CITY, u. g.
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS

4tta= request Of J. D. JEHgivs b Co. 10 AZ
=. -aseBts for she oTftee established b. them IN
Wilmington City tar the eoIEsctlaa and TRANSMITS
AN f CLAGxz against the U. 5. GOV ernznefaGr with
s,e Al references sa she ussnseiy Increased ST~
p~za!lures &na asw eEigRucIss Incident TO the ex~
4st. IA VAT have established 81 COUNCIL BLuFFS
; Bash Agency for Western Iowa and Nebraska
y Are viii receive aud attend To all Applications
- Psy aud be unity Il FaiaBsssyt Tor PeNssoYs OF
54stn5s f5T subststenGe stores or Transp@KEAt4sh
t4.z 81 e. the RoveEnFaent, which, being pus in
" PEI form and transmitted 80 W ashingtet b me,
Vi. Be promptly and faithfully prosecuted by tbs
.4.gs pal xgeats A51Vs E&x8ha,
Persons having demands ef Any description or
amount against the Geveraa eats having Legal uF
a5altAhle fouuas tiou. aa4 repairing zaJastmenk-
v rely upon their rIaIIas 6eang successfully pros
-c4ted Ind their aaes promptly RENTED to them
lr making early application 70 me
Viii be kupp4lst With All l&ssa forms rates and
a4Erustions necessary fsr the proper pre&entatiSa
q 1Iaiuas and also alphabetical !ist u F9ian-
seFs add rnen IF ali grades in the Military ssFFics,
BY Rertzssmts and C0apanEsS. Whereby, Ep0H the
A425enluE u any casualty. or the maturity o. say
- a. ready zceRas be lad to thE requisite cyl"
s1 % behalf u the claimant OF has representa-
I.s.h fyr Us establishment. All CHARGES wall b
e, Is = reasonable scale.
r57s IN second story 81 Phoenix block, head O.
b. 49,. A. Ii. PALAER.
-. a.. R.uaS, Iqws. Dee. II, 1881. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

NOTaCA 70 oAa sAazs asa -. -,
hare tAs Asssy 'eF HAAfias ~ - srn,,.
me for settlers 80 Z
- "a made sasy seen Tssas RisaisS = -
''''1I CESAR fr tnslr FARMS viii - wssa y
ne ''. IL sAaa oppertaaatys y sAislha e
:. ~ftbeaa asAay. -. -
50 80 w., sIusss. iowa, April %, 1891
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12
WAN Dxra.TxxsT,

w 8AAINHENNe = xsta 81 49,
10 sAs C.sigf Of poIses CAieage:
All nswspaper editors and pabllsheTs
have been fafnidaea u passsish aay lntel-
lfgeaee ssss4ssa by telegraph ~ ether
wise. respecting niIilAEy epesataosas py
tbs unissd Ssases foraess leaae -
ahSa niehs that tis5a urkisx ID pbsefya =
III violated BIZ amy paper Issasea - nor
sew. seize me whole eaitipn ard rive %
sies 10 tAia Department, hat arrsets ma
Ae ord@ed.
i. &c SrAsTua, ssesy u War.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

= The Third annual : sar = : !. : - -.
~. county, Amarastste nAnniTT : ~ =.
49, arsg vrsas4am gsrfAs ssss ssAa 2 :
FAA go Tbese waiting JOB wefk "a afy KtsEA'
40 veil 60 uasGs asae IF tAas tact - -
% acssnasasaats oar frsaads On aAsss -
s,,.sfacsloa sAxranseap eF 40 saassse AA''A' =
,s.ss usas sf ssssks Co.,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

Extra HR6aGeSaa@n ss1 ID
Hm&ug@m@Hs@ss

Re have sass ON hazala shs faltsgAng sgAaag3d
tales which will BE- sold 10 abe pssF4As SEES "a uE
feIdeg Pens In like manner t9F iva Dollars eash
Gold EhxurasResag Hunting Gassd @atcaxa. Cod
ana las eA@e5 EngfiRh Lever d. Aesf ssd, siaF sE
Legvv ana Lapine de- Opsa sfse#Ai 49,, Haattf4s
Csspsl d. Drpisx Gexss spAesal4 wsss Chains =
alss G4EasS tiAstas Luaaez' SseA Gtsa4lss, Geasts
Ersht Pms tYeFy Aaei splsnaBd Geld FaRrlla, Fin
Mexiasi@ as GF@ta Aagara &1sEgs saoia aiaEs Fish
and EEggasss, todd Pen sod @LiYe ASA4ers, AasRa-
atla Epas SETS Rfaeeleaa fnssest ssy@es Era Eastl
CaEal SETS, Gents Seal Rlngs, kaana siled HaEnes
sets azaa the iaerRt style 81 Ladies I@seaFY
EatrH Isaacsaaea4E.
with every haH af golden Pens purchased Of as
We WALL RFsswak sEz patrons vita aeTtsfae2&a fsf
wA5h "a Feaaistsmee "a two dollars aAsy Has sss
Eain ass VI tne tazrsaaag &pseaaaa aTt4niFH Taiz
pgfi b. il addition te the eeFsiaatn aYsn ia aug
one dollar Grand aistTthHtiau, a#a vail any b3
ssn& when required b. AGENT o. fhase aeazEaaE Il
act as s8eh, -
Pianos, Msiaaesas, auziS books sswlAg IA
len isea Sc Bonsht aEG sad On rsHasaIs Ion. Aas
sEttcle viii hs sent 10 the coaasFy Ut tbs L1Tssi
wholesale Price# wita the aslaitaan " per eeni
csmmissi0ntuf faTwaTaiAz. s4# $780,
n R-4aeFaassaaseas ~ epsrs taasSs, CsrvmfsT1
! can't On application
| A4drefs aIi communications 10 1-.-sEs {
cem@tsaaoH aEefeaaa4s saa Gsa&ea! agents.
/ No. ia seutA Fourth Street. bttaN Chesnni
/ PniiadeIphia, Pa. s-s
g8~ Par aaE aa4egKity aad ability So FaiAa eur tI
gsRes sxslS we bsg 10 refer yGa 10 The fcigHWiH
1 wei GuasEn xentieAaea and business Arms -
I H. e Worn, Kss,, GaahfF Cata a&1saa Raaks Pa
| RsssEs. KsnsmerSF Moore, PaIiadesEsalA.
| HsnsDn REs EhssaEt asage Ali ~. .
/ G Eailsf. Ksa IeHfeaEafs Philadelphia
A. II ward PsblkBRs Of FaAhioAs aes-
/ Hon l. Rarson. Earesa. EsiAeernaa,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

WHAT Is THE MATTER We notice that
Ia large number of Democrats scratched
the nazaa Of Caps. Clinton On the Demo
cratic ticket for President OF the sehool
Board. What is tbs matter L. the Cap
tain attempting to carry water on both
Shoulders l.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

PAcrFrc HoUsx.-This well known house
changed proprietors again on Monday last
its cid and former Proprietor, MIR. 5.
s. BArLIss, succeeding IL. ID. WAsHsUHS'
The Pacific, under Mr.. b. will be- - it
has been for years, one Of the best con-
Quoted Hotels in the West, and travellers
need feel 10 apprehension bal alaat every
care will be taken to promote theireom-
fort and pleasure, while sojourning at the
Pacific. GHGRlxY KKAsA issiH the once,
and more accommodating and gentle
manly Clerk cannot be found this "high
ND the river Good luck 10 the new
kropFiaEoF' # .
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12


BngsE = co . PATKNT VENTILATED. sELF
ADJUSTING HATS ara - constructed ~ 70 admit
tree eareusataan " air sfwepa he swsa&-t@ataef
and tas beay " se Hszs aaA sss, - sdinAs itseif
% sAs farsAsaa As ssoA ~ ahe bal II pat en- shsfs
b seeariRg ae sas weasss " any stsasaea haE I'll
sfe pliangy azsa esfags ~ TIE soft fslsast psses
ana Co. are nsw aaRnfsesariss Molsaksa aEAd Gao
slsaesu hats. IT sas sDr1Bs va sanamsr styles foF
gsaaarsneass and Yeang seats Dress Hsts, Efaieh
sssr via fssrnisA e. shs srae ii sas $50 So 80
assa as yaf aoaaas sesvsAss wssh = coiapiete as
sossssseas a. haas and soiered vets Rags ransfao-
aassa ~ themselves villa spatal rerexssws to aFss
e4a.ss retail sfsae fhfsashsns tis country Prices
ii SOFT Hass, frsa sIs 10 sss PSF soassts Alwaga
~ asaa fs beat aaasstssoE ssfas ssfs HAS VI III
lasest stsfea. III orders n aaA win rs<elvs
prbaaps asEeaEsoa. FERNS Casa, Isss . PEI csaaf.
s8Rsa = 90. Ia nfoaaw -, y r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

~ eATA. - hAsxE M j ssFs a
% ssasl gssl ssAkss "a sais - Iona,
as 4 L 4 ! hi NC sas:sss H.
a - 3 = u ss z s.. sFT
re sass 49, a IL 4, d ss ~ aAass
rS5s1ass sTsii 49, 80
Baaess, John Bal; who does not Encw
xAs8 SMILE msaa asAawa MsRs alsas
Yeu did pot aass gesw seern se show,
aaa ssssa sas wsssh fssskanR
IL sarmeT saaassEasme things road fassxe4s--
1hat Yankee Boys wuaid aghts
aeszsss sasg IaasNt III slsha / .
We literature tIv I'd long TeaEa II Pe@rN4
md hoped stsgaHsd espF be SOL
s ssassss sssf III i 80 q
sxas asaan ysu want war 70 wage,
a eaass yoH tsy 10 and
Wkste'sr we dosasv makes Yea rae, Il
y Has're Ezvasass ankind q = ~
Epea the Sogts sysR asreesy fgowu,
EHt favor Retail Land;
Ne doubt yea Il sg ~ pnt as d9NHs
Ana On aass asss ~ sa sGand vi.
1907 5sK5s s8sass
Bat will ali n&fseE4s ne atEas Pc 8
Aaa see yaR agasshz car fgrcaga Y j 49,
Or GENE deaf oua tasif tsahIev. free,
And make yals fas rasM soaT&s p
% Is
oad Bur, bewsssHaa wicked psiaet
- Eor nasiusEs SseAs 81 x9Ezs
Have fallen low, been brsk en--dIeds
And bttden fasas atiea
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12


CONSTIPATION.
~ss vBs4r signed, now ss~snty-dvo years DID, has
,.,r.,r, devoted hls zine % curing bis PariShoh-
~. sas. the poor IN New Tors Of these dreadful
.,z,,ssspfs wnleh carry thousand and thousands
+. a, uaaras.y graves he has seldom failed 10 cure
4. VII. have applied 10 him for RELIEF Hnd beaaeT-
I'm BE- Clrissiaa's daty to relieve those =
,,..5 4, we4l a. al home he vail send 70 taose
~ r-34.-s II. Copy Of Prescriptions used, fRFse
..sars-l With dIreciions EoFprsparinE and Esih&
H. szz,s Al.s rvIes GA Diet, Bathing Ysntils-
f.,a All Er-rs.s for the SICK they ain And these
,r1,.i r. s.Fr rare for Consumption and all dis
s,te q he Throat and Lungs, Fever ana ASue,
C.zst!gatiea Heart Disease, Dyspepsia Nervous
Dsaslty. Az. ,raar ssaplaints, and he hopes ev-
ev Nc aci!-ss4 u ii s-a4 for copy, as il viii cost
p5tAlae 81 Ias-r ,gasrlug should apply before It
:, :, ATE Ts~ss Prescriptions are Bssd By ths
most Ealoaut Physicians In Laaioas Paris and n e~
TX These wlsA.nE theIa wIii please address,
REV DR. CHAMBERLAIN,
wililamssugkh, New York
D. e 1859. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

...-. ,aa far sale, the fsllamiHs stEss Of sesana
-. which viii De sold very cheap for cash
mLss BrAaEotss ~=-.r
80 BREYIERs
.r, TYNE i ali ia xsasf essezEas Iaa4 asaa eaBa-
1,,.r ;a,vsg! isls17sEk "@hASs' @ass' ; 9@a',-
usv of sssasG aasal 1aaHtH" Ma &saNA'' var"
,.ti }aw for rash SpseInarats 81 sae ~f''A
..o,. .rs,fsealson tosethss with list Of prices
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

- The "River House" was brought
to town On Monday, and located on the
opposite side of the street, and near the
place where Coucert Hall stood. re-
CURED forty yoke Of cattle to move the
building.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

---SA7-~~#e~ n ~ 60 No. -
sgwooa - 4 - ossasii
segiptioa.
TaAs Hasn gaiss A.sssAhsr a chr
sabssssassa Arsss zagHiaed their desire 70
pay their subscription 70 the BHsls, ia
Weed. AZ Jet, but few have fulfilled
THAR obligations II sses mere ~ss !
time when va wanted wood, il Is just now,
and ~s mast nfarm' ssoss, for che lass
time, that unless they do deliver D The
wood soon, We will be under the necessi-
y 81 passsaakdar eaains - sAssA fss tina
money. We are Of the opinion that
'tpreasssss 70 psg' arei'splaysd out, /" and
Va maat hare the wood or the cash. Gosae
70 time. ws snean al 70 say.
- Huagss' Rank Nosst ssgorasr, Aev
York, Oh tha slsh, makes ths following
quosatian 90 ZsAaIsi Warrants and Treas
my Notes &
FL go AARn MARaANTHs
4 - sx% - &sSs SNX4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

61xH RI kxN NxTMA NAAlrEy TEUNk.
= - -s''s's Z = - - ! Il q ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

u. B--~Eith raeh Package M laa bases we pre-
sent iae purchaser 100 Certificates aAs VI ShtsA h.
asarantsea IA eentazn az pFer teF aEse Satsas 81
By ordering 80 boxes la gas&ags Ssss are sire ~
Fe1eaEw 90 CERTIFICATES eaa9a1atfsg al pFafE 8sr
aptesaia 3lirpF Watch, beside q large nHatsss 81
other veFy gasaale aEtaese&. One *Fflaoase sHfls
gratis Ess%h apYlieatssa ak aas pcs ss asiEsng 81
aet ss AgFnt waEeh nay enAbbs Lam ~ pfeS@ge =
Ealaa Sic artaeIe Eapan kAe pagMaeat u u L. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

School ELEcraoS.--0n Monday the
election came OF for school officers Of this
School District. Considerable feeling
was manifested a. the election Two
tickets we're gotten up, each hating the
same nama apon il FOR President. The
Abolitionists called the ticket elected the
tssecesaion sicket,'' and ssrove bard TO
gain votes for their ticket On that ground;
bat the cry Of secession has bad ~ day n
influencing the people in casting their votes
The people cannot be hamhasgsd any
more by the cry OF secession, and as evi-
aenee Of this, we call attention 10 the fol-
lowing ticket composed Of good Demo-
Gratis, which was elected By malorities
ranging from 50 to S0oveE Ghe ptaEeaaed
ssUnion ticket
President-S. CLINTON
Vice President--JAs. a. JAcKSoS-A
Treasuref-C. W. B0YKRs.
SScretagy--J. sMTH HoexoS. aES
nireet or. b STATESMAN. It'll IS s.
! CrRris BURkoUGHs SSERHEp. -BurIp aghs
was exceedingly busy eleericneerfng Al
tue School Election. On his way out for
stmora Uni0n votes" he met man whom
be took to be Black Republican, and
| said ssiook here, there il tNo to ana seees-
sion votes going in" sis that fact"
said the man, yes" replies Burroughs,
"Then 90 and hunt up your Union votes''
saws the man, ''for here goes another Sc
cessian vote. Burroughs t'wt4ea. - s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

InE pRISTTSE-M0RE NEW lRRAs-- We
,, r,ar sgy ADDED TO our Job 0asos, large lot OF
arw Tvpes Gus Borders, &c, all OF n SesA
,y and latest styles, and ws are a"@ eS~sRs Rssp~
a han ever, to execute every variety VI pA@'A Aa@
t.,s-v Lob Printing. nsat, qaack aHd eAsap. We
have the largest and best assortment u '''''AA@
,,tsta4 i'm ths west aaa csA tuEa sut any kind Of
u,,vt kssms sKsmy Ia dssIrez, % Snort n0Eace.
tsaxsansa asd asasrs haEsag prantiuS % &c dane,
are r@qmessAa ~ saia aaa sNaEaans spssasaaa@ %
uark Aaa Rrares ws gHasfaEatee SATISFACTION Id
every cases
r. 1a> ss RI WIS and those afflicted with
prsPKPsIA. of.
Nervous BEBfLATTr
HEART DISEASE,
FKFEK A6UG,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

CLOCKS AND yEwELRr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12
PLAN @a sAKaas asKama BasEgaEa~
then.

HaaheSt yalas Of ARTISTS 400 daflaTE, ta@aza two
dsllaES Certificates Stains sasa We wtli ss1 saeh
nsYson faf Bas dollar are psseea In ss&a ssessRes
with a DsetmsE ARRANGEMENT 80 tAat tH each has-
dEeG CERTIFICATES thrreis one fer s5}-f 2~-.sf
Gota ERGttA,
And khefe wIai AFRO ba Valuable @*t fels al eash
ssu eprfJacafaS On rsseipt al 10 naats ma val
sssla yuH oae box 81 aaE Go aeR Peas ana sea1A
Dol tire VI the aFSlGle whssA we se4i faF 81 sa7
TEYUsI TaY Es!s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-11


TaE WAR IN THE VEST scouting parry
on Tuesday is said TO have fallen IN with two
brigades Of Confederates niue miles from Gov
ington. Ky, aud the military authorities re-
ceiyed intelligence that they we're advancing on
the CITY il force Yesterday morning, the Fed
eral pickets were driven in a mile, and several
were wounded and one killed. The whole FED
eral force on the south side Of the Ohio were
then drawn up in line Of battle. All business
in Cincinnati was again suspended, and the
military organizations ordered to report tor SER
vice this morning.
4 report has reached Louisville that por-
ton of Gen. Grants forces, On Sunday last,
attacked body Of Confederates four hundred
and fifty strong, about tire miles from Clarks-
vile, Tenn, and drove them into the town,
which was again occupied by the Federal troops.
An arrival from New Orleans reports that an
expedition along the coast had routed band
of Confederates, and captured a large number
of horses
Dispatches from Fort Ridgely to the 18th in
slant have been received. 1t appears that
Capts. Grant and Anderson, with small force
of infantry and cavalry, were lately attacked
by the Indians eighteen miles from the fort
The whites were hardly pressed but maintain
ed the fight until Col. Sibley came to their re-
lief, and compelled the Indians to retreat
Thirteen of the whites were killed and forty
seven wounded in the engagement Before the
engagement comnonc2d eighty-ive whites,
who had been massacred, were buried. Fort
Abercrcmbie is in danger Of being taken BY the
Indians. The commandment writes that he is
compelled to keep his entire force on the strict
est guard all night, and that unless he receives
reinforcements speedily he will be compelled to
abandon the position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-11

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.--Infor-
nation was received yesterday that a heavy ex-
posion was heard in the direction of the Mo-
Docacy on Tuesday evening, supposed to be the
destruction Of either the railroad or the turn
pike bridge. The Mouocacv railroad bridge is
spans, and if the explosion was at this bridge
only one of the spans has been destroyed, as
but one report was heard, and it would require
q number to destroy it entirely.
a despatch from York, Pa, states that the
Monocacy bridge was blown up, but does not
say whether i was the turnpike or railroad
bridge.
Ga the upper line Of the road from Harper's
Ferry, the military trains are said to be run
ming Ball. An1er
KILLED AND WOUNDED. In the battle of
Friday, according to Richmond papers, Col
Nef of the 33d Virginia, was killed Colonel
Grigsby Of the 9th Virginia, was wounded
Col, Rowan was severely wounded, and Majors
Nuelenbeusch, Terry and Scott were severely
wounded. Capt Fulton, Lieut.. Meade, Lieut.
Arnett, and number of other officers were
wounded, and some killed whose names had
not yet been reported. Major Lawson Bolts,
Of the 22d Virginia, received dangerous, but,
1t is thought, not mortal wound. Major
May, Of the 18th Virginia. was killed, and
Lieut.. Col. Skinner, Of the lst Virginia, NOR
tally wounded. The wounded have all been re-
moved to hospitals established near Aide, in
ito oo1lnttsyott LLa>uloun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-11

Upon evacuatnr Fredericksburg. the large
barn Of Major Lacey, on the Chatham estate,
was burned by the Federal troops. business
in Norfolk is completely pros rate very few
persons have taken the oath.-j 1t is said IN the
n. Y. Express that some Of tie State Cover
nors have practically nulli6ed the order to draft,
by unnecessary delay--Parso:2 Rrownlow has
published q letter ito the & overnors OF the
loyal States, making various Suggestions, and
concluding with complaints as 50 the manage
roent of affairs.-About 300 ''contrabands,
from Virginia, in Alexandria, we're sent yester-
1ay to work on the fortifcatlC rs near Wash
ington ten Banks, next to Zen. Mcclellan,
is said to be now the most popular officer IN the
y. S, arn1y.-Gen Ewel, Of tie Confederate
army, who lost leg in one Of The late battles,
IS said to be recovering. Two girls, dressed in
uniform, and disguised as soldiers, were arrest
cd in Washington yesterday, ard sent &c their
homes in PHILADELPHIA 1t is stated that Gen.
Viele, the Military Governor Of Norfolk, pro-
cured an order from Washington for the dis
continuance in Norfolk # the Enrolment, pre-
paratorv for q draft, under directions from
Wheeling. "A Washington letter in the New
York Express complains of the number Of sol
diers allowed to be lounging ;bout the city,
sleeping on doorWays, and occu plying the curb
stones; the writer thinks there ought to be
q reform in this matter, in " ashington, and
PARTS adjacent: especially allowing soldiers to
20 about with arms.-Two soldiers in Wash
ton have been killed this week Ivy gun shots, IN
ouarreIs among themselves, or with others
Gold, Yesterday, in New York, 1881 the mar
ket, generally, ttle better. THE last Of the
wounded at Centreville, two hundred and fifty
in number, arrived in Washington yesterday in
charge Of Dr. Coolidge, About fifty places are
occupied in and abc1t Washington and Alex
andria for hospita.s-The Northern papers
copy from the Richmond Journals the procla
nation by the President Of the Confederate
States setting apart Thursday, the 18th Of
September, as a day Of Thanksgiving aud
praise for the recent successes OF the Conted-
crate arms, and to pray for The final attain
ment Of the blessings Of peace and security
Gen. Halleck has explained is dispatch rel
alive to the New York regiments, at which Of
fence was taken; he was misnformed. A new
steamer recently sent out from San Francisco
70 Shanghai China, on her trial trip at the
latter place, burst her boiler, ard was made a
complete wreck sixteen persoas were killed.
The Rockville, Md, cores .oondent Of the
n. Y. World says that on Satu day last, Capt.
Chamberlain, r. s. A., with thirty privates,
was captured near Poolesville, by the Confede-
rates.-The Richmond Enquirer says that the
''Confederate States are DESTROYS OF peace, and
will make peace the moment thelr indepen-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-11

Commodore Wilkes has been assigned new
and very important field Of duty. He is TO
command flying squadron OF about a dozen
vessels in the West Indian v;>ters, and will
proceed with al despatch to his new. station. -
Commodore Wilkes flagship will be the 'Fa-
c?>us.tt, opo q tho sw;frest gurioa%s&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-11

THE CITY q Q l., crs.
CORNER FROFAL and CAMhAo4' -
ALEXANDRIA, VA ,rroR.
SAMUEL HEFLEBOWER,f Eop t,l;nnes 90
fL1HIS Old and well-known house 20 lterravrjing
I offer to the residentsoJournhls anu a
n1hl;c avarv comfort and convenience, ;, road
V Ubiging and Attentive assstantsa Tsll-sp long
liable and pleasant Sleeping rooms hi ;siraen lent
fcsn among the essentials Of this ests ''''''''
nv j. 80. ------
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-21

His hair was red his toes beneath,
Peeped, like an acorn from its sheath,
While with q frightened voice he sung
A burden strange TO Yankee tongue,
Skedaddle