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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-10-25

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Attention Soldiers.

To discLied Soldiers, Se"mon md
Marines and ridoms or CMer heirs Of
those wko kore died or been killed IN the
ssrriec. Chos C.. Tucker. Aa"ney fan
Cloimontsi Loenfy Lond and Pension
Agent Washington City d. G.
Pensions procured tor Soldiers. Ses-
men and Marines of the present war.
who are disabled by reason Of wounds
received or disease contracted while in
service and Pensions. Bounty Money
and Arrears of Pay obtained fcr widows
or other heirs OF those who have died
or been killed while in service.
Bounty Land procured tor services
N any of the other wars
CHAS. G.. TUCKER.
Washington. D. C.
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WRITING COMPOSITIONS.


4 schoolmaster told one Of his
smaller boys that he wanted him ID
write a composition.
"Oh, | can't, sir. don't know
how" said the boy in the grea;es'
trouble.
"But you can think, can, yos.,
said the master.
"Oh, yes Sir"
Sand you can write words, can
you'"
ayes, SIR, =
"Weli. just :!iiak about son-lhin
and write down what yoa think, aui
bring it to me-"
ais that ALP
"Yes, that will be a coinp,siiios.' :
Now | will excuse yol a luie
while. and you may taae e,.r >.ais
and go Out, and the first ihinp yoa
find that Interests you, you i.l;-.A
bout it-what il is there for. wiia.
it is good for. what will become 90
II. DC. &c, aad write it down an.
bring il to me-"
The little boy went out, and after
looking about hlfn Tor some time, he
at last came across large turnip
behind the tar growing among
some weed. Il. s.oo.i and looked
AT II few moments, and though he
never dreamed he was to become a
distinguished poet, his thoughts be-
gan 10 Come TO him in simple
rhyme, and he wrote them thus:
Mr.. Fiuney had a tu-nip.
Aud 1t gre~ behind the barn;
And !. grew, aud il grew,
But il meier did any harm.
And IL grew and it grew,
Till IL could gro~ no taller
Then Mr.. Finney pulled it up,
And put Tin the celler.
And it lay, and ii lay,
Till il there began 10 rot;
And his daughter susy washed Il,
And put IL in la the pot.
And il boiled. aud it boiled.
A. long as il was able;
Then his daughter Lizzie took Isup,
And put il on the table.
Mr. Finney and hi. wife,
They both sat down n SUP;
And they eat, snd they eat.
Till they eat the iurnp up.
The little boy brought in his CON-
position, and when the master came
TO read if, and saw <he evidence oil
talent in the boy, it is said he could
not refrain from fears.
Now, then, boys and girls, don',i
ees frightened at the thought Of
composition; but find something tina,
interests you, and write down what
You think about it, and that will be
a composition. You need not try
to write in rhyme, unless YOU have a
talent for it; for poor verses are a
great deal poorer than poor prose-
The Well Spring.
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
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BROAD GUA6E
II AILR O A ID

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Wheeling, 1919 hours. Philadelphia. 80 hours.
Cleveland. 10 hours. baltimore, S6 hours.
Bntia %. 26! hours. Washington, 37a hours.
Touisyi;le. ia hours. Nashville, % hours.
From ST. Louis 10 Cincinnati WITHOUT cAASeK
or CARS. FroE Cincinnti 10 Cleveland, Fits
burg or Bellair, without change Of cars
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Ayers Ague Cure,

whish neutralizes this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver 10 expel i. frof the
body. As It shcull, so it does cure this affecting
disorder with perfeet certainty. And it does more,
Either does xhif is OF move service to those sab
Zee: 70 hs infection. Ii taken in season it expcls
il from the system il is sl.ny. Cd and thus keeps
those who use il free frnn is attacks; keeps the
system in health although exnp-el TO the disease
Consequently it nor osis rres. but protects from,
the great variety o. aiie.t DIS which are induced
by THIS malignant influence. su-h as Remistei.
Fever, Gail Fever, Dun,h. o. Nisked Ague
Periodical Headache. b.. ,ls II ,isehe. Bilicsl
fe=ers, Neuralgia. Ricamiti,n. Govt, Biuduess.
Tootaachc, Earache. Cltsu',. Asthma. Palpits-
lions. Painfal Affections Of the Spieen. Hyseefies,
Coiic, Paralysis. and Fsi:i'sl Affections AZ the
Stomach and Bowels, all o: which, whcn arising
from ,hs cause, will be found to ASSUME Uaore OF
ies, tn, iutcrmittent type 1his Aovs Cure 90
thc cause CT these arrangements, and cures
Ia. ii ease.
This it acccmplisAes by stimulating the exere.
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habi:ea to do this
their Office of their own accord. Hence arises what
We tern acclimatation. Time may accomplish he
'aae end. but often life is not long enough, or 10
,aeti eed in the attempt while this " AGUE CURE I"
Toes !: at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is surer as well rs safer
r..nedv for the whole class of diseases which are
.auscd by the miasmatic infection. Than any other
hch has been discovered; and it has still another
important advantage to the public. which is, that
{ is cheap as well as good.
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FIELD NOTES.:
CuPfent ChPe niele Of Outdoor Affairs.

Encouraged BY the great success Of the OHfc
CUIfivAfoa, and to meet moro fully demand
for intelligence IT passing events relating to Nv
rsl Affairs, We shall commence on the LEI 81 Jan
uary, 1861, and publish
a LARGE FIRST CLASS WEEKLY PAPER
Devoted to the same scope ~ ",actirai farm'e
Affairs - heretofore given IN TIE OHIO eutTIvA
foa, and besides this give c9iDpicfe AARkBT. x :
PoaTa, Notices Of Sal, inUol'atioas. xshags
e.. Land Ssslissics e Live Stock sfsesiing asst
Performances .f Hoses, Aot'ors % Agleuitata
Societies. All manner Of Fislg News, AtYea.ase,
In the Sndd.c Shedding. Fishing ani Many
Sports, w.,t cioice and liberal fancl 81 Fan-
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r;gh, yae sliec pabli ned every rcsk iaHpine
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nc PRIkS WILL BE Spared,
LIVE AND LETLIHE"
f1s rs
GOOD sTABLING,

AMI cnrefdi man ALWAYS on hand to attend the
ame. ttlff IurI fr tift
Office Of the Kansas Stage Co. at this house
NJ r Dution, Agent. Stages arrive and de
pr; daily, connecting with lines 10 all points
East. West, North and South.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-19

DEFgAT OF THR REgUsEIc&ss--A No
ELEcTEp MkToR--The election in this
city On last aonday resulted in the de-
feat Of the Republican city fickes by
about an average majority Of rs. This Is
quite change In 8 city which last fall adj
ded at least 200 majosiky 10 shair State
and county ticket. "Things is workiag''
ia 0skAloosa az waI as alsewhsrs. The
tlskes elected WIS somposed 90 aea be-
longing 10 both polisaeal parties, but
had they all been DeEnocrats the resalt
would have been the same. The ssCity
Ticket ran DO candidate fox mayer, hus,
AZ the "boysn didn't want Ingles, the
Republican candidate, to run alone, Late
in the day they nominated Mrs. Nancy
Smith, and succeeded In giving her Il
majority. 0akaloosa has elected q we
man 'sagayog OF tha town - 0skalooso
Iosral Times, ...s 4. b. 4. -.s--
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UNITED STATES clAiM AGENCY.
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.


Al the rsQussk Ut i. .. 1xEMGGa a Co., to xSs
az EResgsats EeE the afFzcs established by Shaa In
Washington City fT che eolieGkIen ARd trans1atsa-
i9u Of CLAIMS against tAs q. o. Government, vita
s'PeIial rrfeFencs 10 the fMmsnaeiy Increased gx-
pssiItufss and sxiG snciss Lncaaent to the ex-
istlhs war, have established at CoUEcIE BLUYys
a Branch Azea<y fer western Iowa and SehxaskA,
where VIII Tecstye A8d stssaa to al AgpsteakieAa
for pay and bounty Of ToEaasssys, far pensssa4 OF
cams for snssistenes, Stores or TF&nxpoEtatasa
furnished 10 tbs gowsznmsat, whisA, he3ng put In
proper form And transmitted 20 wA&hiaStos hy me-
viii be promFAAy ass faithfully pxoseeated By the
prtDcip&l Agsa2s akS~x n&E4@a
Persons having demands If aay dsseFipsian eg
amount against thaG3verhment, having legal o.
equitable fpundssiaE, and requiring sdjastusa&,
may rely upon thsir eiaima being sHcSessfuly pres
scassd. aad tasr auss promptly Fsnitted to them,
By making early application to me.
viii Do Supplied viii all laws, ksrxna raies aRa
astFpctls1a nece8xary fos the proper PRESENTATION
ct stziasi snd also Eiphabstlcal LIST u vslan-
lssTs xaA msA Of all grades in the Military seryice
b. Rsgf@sAff and Ceapaates, whersby, upen the
happening Of any casually, or che matariky Of any
claim, ready accsas be had to TIE requisite sYi-
dsncs, behalf Of TIE claimant bis represents
lives, for its essahllahmHns All charges viii BE
upon q reasonable scale.
Otacs IN sseond stsFy Of Pnsvaix Block, head Of
ASOAdwsy. a. III. PAEMEE-
cauo1i, BluEs, Iowa, Dec. ia, issI ~
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4 Dalls, No., Mnesk II - i - s =
0oie HSsdxieksan e. ~ 80 Esnn
who was hllsd 4 ~ bs1fls Il - r.,
pssisd ], aias ID
oeAeF ganfismsn. Who lalk - hatf1e-
Fouad On Monday follouins &eb61Ele.
They represent the coptAes - having
been Z txxihls ees. Tbs rebels fpnxhK
desFssatsly, dtiHx stones In thair easnam
Nhen their skot gave sas.
ThsiT forces 10 stxssd aa s. ,00(l -
caudiDg 10 xpainM unIasx AfSsx& -
A. neas q can DO asosrsaihsd, On I0ss
Y 500 killed, sad from 500 10 1900
wounded.
The rebel Surgeons who came mao osse
camp 70 drsss the wounds OF their soldiers
aekn0wledge their lose Ilo0 killed and
from 800 Il 300 woaadsd.
- seek ZOO peisoasfs. 81 I . KHees
Of ARTILLERY, 10 of which we're oaptnrad
81 Gsn. Seigelss command and 3 hy Col.
Paitsrsanss Brigade. TIVE of our eannon
belonging TO Dayaasunss hassFy wzsea
taken By the rebels, bat we're reaapsnxad
by car troops. The rebels ware complete
" whipped, one division under Price
hssing In oae direction and the other am 1
der Van Dorm taking anotheg. Major
Herbert OF ono OF the secession regiments
wh0 wax saken pvsseneg ssys shatssssn.
FSsst o. camp Jackson nea6riegy Mas
killed.
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Cairo, March l6th.--On board Flag
ship, miles above Island No. 10
The hosilla commenced operations at
long range, and We dropped down slowly,
anti about p. n, when the flag shfn
waA abous six nhilsa abuvs HI asd No, Id.
The Tfbees Q saeTu-wheel steamer, ran
out from the shelter &C point of the Ken
lucky Shore, and made aosel~qaiok time
down the river.
The benton's bow gums were cast loose,
and four SHELLS thrown at the fleeing reb-
els, bas ia aAssanca bsisg sn0 gxeas. the
only aGect OF che Shots was go accelerate
its speed aad set its whistle at work sig
naiixing the forces below.
At o o'clock, a. NJ, the feet rounded
to about TIRES miles above Island No. 4 O,
and the Gommodore ordered three Of ths
Iaortar boats into position.
Al this hour, p. n, we are well
witAin range, bus as yss have heard nosH-
ing from the enemy.
There appears TO be large force on
the Kentucky share, and with the aid. of
glasses We eaa count Is guns in fartif.
cation GA the bluffs.
4 large number Of txoops can be seen
acresA shs Dor, palma % shs Aaissoafi
shofe, busily engaged ground ths fslAfsri,
bat what they are doing We cannot deter
mine. The mortar boats will open fire
soons
We at last fatally discover the mach
talked of floating battery CO the Island.
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COMhGERC IA.T..
EEsLR 0EFIeE, 8ouNcEL Sa.Ugya.
4. Ehkraaarx a. 49,

BEsLR oERIeE, 6ouxcEg Sa.uvys,
@- I'll February o. ssS2.
swHRAT-spxiaE. s0sAs eta y bnsh,
CONFIRMS ear, IL chs D eash. s5s
oATs---In dszaAn4 aa 2oss7a cts y buss.
ruTAToEs-Erims. sg@as cts y buah.
aAv--Timoshy o. Prairie ss-s tom
HOGs-sAsssvs. ssaashsseea o. ssssS 80 y see.
BEgF-on foot. s28as 90 . 100, -
HEDBS--taFsens 4es sFy, lee y.
PToUE~-CAoiee FaasIy xxx, ~ ,Sos Ssyesans
81 So fine, 81 20 y 1879
CORN MEAIs--Taliew Oh O. whi4es a. y sa&h,
EUcGwHEAy FEoErR---seiAra ss@a 30 y leo.
BUTTgR- ron, Es8ts So
{ LARu--Rgssh TsssH . D. Eas
Elssss-Fresh. sSae Y dUa.
rTAIIow--Primes 10 6 . .,
= BaEswAx~&YssIsw, 2sssss p D.
wHIsgKY--sil q sowen'a, % !; 81. Louis sthi
% q gal. 3 E +
CaI0ZgEs-1raaAs 81 800 % 500 Prairie, 81 sd
o. SO y dos. 5.
Tu&KEYg--aAys, vs. Gel, each,
ExCHAHGK-st Eaafs, p, gassern,sK . cent.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-19

TIE Bz.AIs AND PAxxosT FEUD AGAm.
TAe pablisaEion ID General faaakosrss de.
Tense has renewed the FRExosr and BIAIa
controversy affesh. 1t has broken out
vita ssnawsd virulence. Dir. Fnancis P.
BLAIa made hitter assault upon the Gsu-
eral, yesterday, in the Houss--so bitter,
indeed, that ii msy, Lead 70 a .perssaal
reneoanteE between then, II General FRs-
MONT recognizes the code eR honor.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-19

- 4 politician Of EASY political vir-
tue, named Hickman, who misgspresents
the Chester district La Pennsylvania, IN de
an effort the other dsy la DoagYasr 20 raise
a committee to ssseaa for persons and pa
pers," Tor the purpose Of inquiring into
the ssl0yalsyn af O. L. Ysllanainghana Of
this State. The silly action OF Hickman
was predicated 10 some idle rumor, which
appeared III the local column Of Repub
iican paper La Baltimore bat 1t afforded
the dishonest renegade an opportunity TO
crafty bis ili-feeIing toward Democrats
In general, and Mr.. Vallandiagham In par
Iisaiar. Bat Dir. v. took oooasion not
only 70 set himself right before che House
oil Representatives, bod he u the same
time held up 10 pablic scern ths black re-
cord Oh Hickman, and made ths faslew
look 20 odioas that be was glad to with
dssw his foolish resolution, and sliak
Auay like whipped eur Ms. Kss1sos'
Il &E5Z$%3&&Ts 4
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CONSTIPATION,

CONSTIPATION.
The undersixnsa, aow ssreasy-aYs yaAra cid has
foI years devoted Ais tans TO egtag his PsEikhOs-
sfs and tAs p~ox in Nsw goEa a thsas aFsaafai
ssns!aInss, whsrh onrsg tAsszMn6 snz tAess&Esas
20 AZ untnssY graves as has ssbOaa sxiisd TO cure
all Who hare applied 30 him tor reiisS, sEd belisv-
lag it to be Christians amsy ss reaisEs ssess b.
broad. as we'll as at home. be win asad % those
vito require it, Copy Of Prescriptions used Gree
Of charged with directions forprsRaFing and Hslng
tAs same. Alsa rulss On Dies, BataiRs. v@asAlA-
ten AMI EKsruss for tAs siek, tasy wsA and shsas
remedies cure for Consumption, ana All dis
ease Of the Throat Aad Lmngx, Fsvsx aaA Asas.
Constipation Heart Disease, Dyspepsi&, Nervous
Debility, AaA FetnAIs cSApiAiRts, sd be hopss ex-
sry AFFECTED win send Eer copy, az Is wiIi eosA
DothIBs and those suEsyiRg ahousa apply before IL
Is to late. These PRESCRIPTIONS are Used hy kAs
most sEniRenI Fhysiciana Ia Lssksa, Paris and New
YaFs, Those wishing them viii please address,
REV. pR CHAMBERLAIN,
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- Boone county says tbs Booneshoro
ftHsss, Il ahead Of any county in tbs
ssass q furnishing soldiers fes the waE,
having furnished 400, oaE Of 300 voters.
The 7fssss Gays "shs viii send four more
esmpsaiss q nssd be and shinks Of going
to the war herself should occasion re-
qaire.S