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make up their minds; they had before
them the platform and candidates Of the
Republican party. Also the platform and
nominees Of the American organization,
the Bell-EverettA What did they dot
Commenced where they left of, aud com
pleted the dissolution Of the great Demo-
cratic party. The Northern Democzas1re-
fused to submit to the dictation of their
Southern brethren. And the Chivalry re-
fused to'be bound BY the will OF the ma
jority. The Northern Democrats would
not accept the compromise proposed by
the South, viz: To repudiate popular soy-
ercignty, and accept, in lieu thereof, slav-
cry extensiop-to throw overheard Stephen
A. Douglas and support Breckenridge.
The consequences Of their refusal were
plainly placed before them, viz: 4 bolt of
the ticket, dissolution Of the Democratic
party, to be followed by 8 dissolution Of
the Union. The =" Southern brethren
made good their pledge. They
Withdrew from the convention, nominated
Breckenridge and Lane, laid down q pro-
slavery platform, went home and deliber-
ate1y defeated Douglas and elected Lincoln,
seeded from the Union and waged war
against the Federal government, and have
continued in bloody and fierce rebellion
from that day to this. Such is brief but
truthful narrative Of the cause of the war.
The Democratic party refused to harmon
ize its Own quarrels. One wing seeded
and made war on the ether, and next sece-
ded and made war on the Union. The
Southern Democrats hated Douglas and
popular sovereignty more tiercely than they
did Lincoln and slavery restriction, and
had Douglas been elected the country
would be involved in civil war all the same
The election Of Lincoln merely furnished
The pretext for secession. But the real
cause Of the war was the refusal Of the
Douglas Democrats to comply with the
demands Of the Southern Democrats. So
, 1862-10-24

E10n X e G 8 C OS AL q
OtVV wORKs' NAu2,- at tnaaafActafeess
sates, He3ght and chaEges sdded. f5s a.as ~ -
KlnessnH st1eet. heaa Of A11aixaa: aorsa Bssaea
, 1862-10-24
OUR ARMY LETTERS.
FURTHER FACTS RELATIVE TO
TINE C0RINrn BATTLE,
The Late Flight at Hatch1e.
From Brigadier General McAr-
thurs Command,

FACTS RELATING TO THE CORN TIL
BATTLE.
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune
JACKSON, Tenn, Oct. 70, 1862.
Quite an excitement has been raised
throughout this army by the correspondence
from Corinth OF the Cincinnati Enquirer. The
first thing genuine soldier fights for is to
win; the second, to get the credit Of good
thing when he does 1t. Especially is that the
case In this country, where, about every
hea1thstone In the land, cluster associations
with some regiment or corps, and where the
vo1uminous army correspondents and the
multitude of newspapers bring to every home
some news Of the life and conduct OF the
cherished ones sent out to fight the battles Of
freedom. In this country, priVates, as we'll
as commanding officers, have an interest Ia
the reputation Of their respective corps, and
bearing In mind the extreme senaitiveness of
military men to their regulations, and the
great circulation which false statement may
obtain before there is any opportunity Of even
partially correcting It, correspondents should
be extremely careful how they censure, and
my experience has been that 1t is not SAT-, to
A3kAN <sxt3 &AAAs& HV14 - Nl
any regiment or corps other than his own
60 prone are men to believe that sure meane
Of raising themselves Is to cut down tleil
.neighbors- In respect to commanding Off:
cers, the barn done BY inaccurate correspon
dence is not 80 great; for the official reports
aud the record generally establish their clahn
to ceusure or approbation- Nevertheless
gross abuse or Misrepresentation through til,
newspapers is injurious even to them, as i
often impairs the confidence Of their troops
and Injuries their general reputation, Qor tn
public at large read only the correspondence
and study neither maps nor oflclaI reports,
and it is moreover excessively annoying.
Now this ". D. B. OF the Cincinnati Com
mercial arrived here about month ago, AM
Immediately commenced writing from two tt
three columns q day about the battle Of 1uka
and be has kept the paper supplied With hi
poetical versions Of that conflict up to th
18th inst, when he again went over the Who'll
ground, in highly, ornate aud fancy manner
with emenations aud variations; to speak class
ieally, cum notis vatiorum. It is not wort
While to say much about that, except that
| is notorious that Ha1nilton's division alon
ard unaided, did all the fighting on that OF
casion, q circumstance whish W. D. B. seem
| Law L. l. vt
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

STICK rars IN Y0UR HAT AND KEEP
IT TAE&E.

Ths following eonfassinu was made b.
the Hon. kr. Dawes, Republican mssn
Der Of Congress from Massachusetts, on
the 2ssh Of April, in which he exposed
the corrupsnsss Of Lincoln's administrm-
tion s.
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REAIEM-
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE-
TRENCHMENT, THERE Is LNDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV.
EMINENT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATIoN WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF IT'S CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

Sores aud ulesxa RleEaAeA Aad swelIInxz. csz
vita certainty be radically cured IL tbs Palls are
taksn alEht sHA maEnsaE4 snd s1e uiuEMsns bsfrese
is used as stated La the printed Instructions IL
part u break out In AEofh1Es wheseas AHA fyfns-
ment will reuiays the hHmoFs fFem the Eysssza and
leave Tie patisns . saGUsoas aad healsny nsan Il
viii require lttle pegseFa agaBee In bod easss 10
iasaFe siaszaHe cure.
Rsr wszn&# ssaAas scsaa&smva ~ sass asAx.
anes, sabre aF the Rmlses, sarsa ar Mraassm.
re watba vvefy soldier or sailor sre Liable shara
ara ~ nasAlE1aeS ne s4fs, xase assS eonxvsisaf Il
Hoii8way'a Pills and Ointment Tha poar svousaa.
"a aRd aanauat #in& sHfsFsF Hsxs havs his wgssaas
creased gnne1sateay, IL evouia aslg p9s*sas Ainss
sen wiih shas7 ns senfssa ointnents whsrA Eheutd
be thagst lnto Ne weas& ard sa1sare1 an AEcuaa s
thea eosered vita pascs II ataen Esam haa gMae-
saek aapi csmEssessaa with aAaxzkasrAlef Txainx
aight and marnin8 % Pills ia sa0i sA@ aystzst
aaa psssens laaauaHaAssen. -
gsery ssadter,s kaapsask aud ssAmznss oasss
sheuaa De psuviasd wtth these vaEaaAle aemsdasa
CAUTT0N k--Egns are gsnasss mnsess sAs ~csss
= HOLLOWAY, MEw fQMK ANn EDMpxym ssxg
aiseernzbae a. heassg-sask il sgsry lsaf AZ sas
baak og aireSsAuas ssoazzs eae ss Bs as ss sa,sse
nxy b. plainly sssa by halains he Leaf u &c gs
AsxasSslxs sssas1 win es kays 70 xrY egs rsx6-
srias sA inEersAtsea - azsF lss4 - a<t1eftsa
aF asy party psrtEss Ing shs
yenAlnG s1e ssEGa. knDS4ns Ehesu ID ~ a6rzs4.
@.ss6i1 ~ the M&aafac4afy III grsk8axux HELL
way % Mai&sa Ians MeM HSzx ssa4 II al f4sn ~
tabie Dru&E III snd Deaisrs lD MealcIa. Esxasss-
saA - astyaia1se wsssd, u bexss - ~ esEle u
~ ss.ls Is ! - Issaaissfssas .as.as i ..sss i.
BDrseaisas W sAs sa.daass i p..,s.s. .aa !
syeTy dlasFass srs aaAxaA 10 saaA bed.
AaSMss q. aa8s k
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17


PRICEsi! .t .sn .e-
THs HUasAan sEos9 soss . ) q Y1ssziss
Importers sf AL khs leading Rass ana ,aost -
aiar Styles Of WATCHES and JRwfxRY hsIras
detsFsniasd aDon tscz easing their Basfnsss to TT
ahttn4ts1 extent, gcr the foileiax a nj Earns
aannts ~ the unsurpassed Esoy Prizes saqg~sssz ~
AAElG THE OBSERVER, heiag Mxmflnr aue
spe1 faes oT Lady's or Gentisuasi's watch Ia er~~
ps @s 4sat.esl, Mess conKsaaHas and cAeap sss
NateA In the WoTsae fnaitAUan Eosa ssFssspd ~
gatsns presses. whAeh sebdsss she sppeaggace 81
soI9 perfect while Ii does nat sgxf ana~tlxspS -
saasa. Fries oaig pa. Rssaiis ii frufa gi0o a.
HuSTEs COMPOSITION cAsRp 80 M
Enstisa SaA aRfAcEaFe AsRvuseat eappsa and fufl
Jswsled has saAk seconds. and sae asweat In
soM. Pstess only sls AsssIls n Fgaa 40 a. 4
HUNTING co&posETEoE cAsEp anmy
worEs uasa1ns.sa 49, ssasEsvsa. RS !swsisd Ana faarY
FEies 90. AstaAis AZ fraEn go 10 Sl0a. ~ b.
srssk EaEistg eE other wATrHRs, al lev
LADIES' sErs % asooea ara E.r y,,ov,. . - =
respond lmitattaR Cluster Disxuuxa \ ywrw rsea
p@ateEn, ara entirely Rsw, prise "a Coral 80
ssss satssnsds z rag aeaa ana pretty oFaaznsal.
aslsasaMey mounted, o. 1 = - ?
sEsTI.&MRNFs vKsT CHAINS. paysa,sn !.
ssag s,ssahs i Asssra. cay - Tas Dszaoalae vszy
Chased neat pattern, ei. seal sisast a -.
itzslsa Dtaaaad a. = }-sE- =. ~@F So A+s
SLEEVE BUTTONS Patent. Caasaa. ar Kuasn.
yaasa, asw ana rssy handsome pattern, o. s0 -
oennss shased Or with ssasss, SIsQ z - ,
sosoR sxCzsss "A vxrfesy Of new and saahisxs-
DIS 10 ssssS1s. I. Per ssiy SI.aas ~ q T-'- 4
v.s.ss ssssA - & SCARE PISs.-Laaf, With Opal azaa
1sSg 80 g5sssss LaaisAtloa Diaaasa1, sf,es
LoSAEfs. .--Daaeis GLASS, Eichiy ensrsysa an f.
rvassgas wasafa& Aay afthe above, have bnfy ta
ssan4t tae prsns IN Faglssarea 9esssF e. ar -
Trs . @sS aas sssassss VII be sent ~ return mali
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17
NO. &c.

Tbs pianowas closed, Llzslsss wogk pua
ap In the basket, and William was Yssiy
70 90 mp stairs; bat glanoing back hs ma v
bis little wife near the fire place. Der
hand clasped, hsr head bent, and large
tears fell from her eyes. He was be-
side her in an instant. ea srs l. a.1 7,
Lizzie, darling, are you iHs Whsa
Ia the matter ?
Oh, William l have been sach bad
wife! heard you tell Mr. Moore. Iass
sEeplngs how l had disappointed yoa; bat
VII! try ana make your home more pleas
love me,
Glove yoa! Oh, Lizzie, you cannot |
guess bow dseply i lore you.'' - |
As the little wife Lay down that night, |
she said, ffT have won him back again |
Better than than that. have learned 10 |
Keep him." 80 -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

- s'T HAVE NO PURPOSE, d.
RE0TLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE With THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE 1T EXISTS. BELIEVE
HAVE No LAWFUL RIGHT TO Do
so, AND | HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do SO."-Prsstdent Lfmsola N
his Inaugural address.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IT. 1862
rsuK ON AsrEp vapn-AwAKK.

was glorious wids-awake,
.s Az manshlRx IN a Euw, e..
And wore 4 shining oii-cioth cape,
AbaEG tive yeRss ago.
Our torches famed With EurpsaGias
And Hiisd the Streets win smoke,
And We wsye sure, whsPsg maEht eogas,
Secession waa Joke.
o, iii then had oaly dreamed,
re th1ngs that now know,
ne'sr had been = wide-awaks,
About TIVE pears ago.
said the South would never dare,
TO STRIKE single blsw,
thought that lhey were eow4rds then,
Abous two years age
And so marched behind . rail,
ATnsdwiE wedge AID maui,
VITA hoaess Abe apon fiAg.
ooatmsn guani and tail.
o,RItAsn, &C
Ny woFk vas Rosa, Ray wages hlgh,
And bread and coal were low
The SILVER Hnsled In NY purse,
About two years agu.
In peace my wife and children aweit,
Happy the Aye~long day,
AEf war was bat the fearful curse
o. Countries far awNy,
U, tAsns h..
ny wife sits pale and weeping, ngw,
Ny children crying lew
did not think to 60 TO war
About twe ysAFsagas
And no one now will earn their food,
No oRe viii be thslF khlald
tFod help them wheu lie In death
uPsn tue bloody isla
o. i'll then, &c
one brothers bones half buried lie
ear tae AHtIst&m's as#,
de was merry happy lad
About tw years ago
And where tAe ChickAhouliny
Moves sluggish toward the sea
Was !ett aaothsT's wasted corpse
am the last OF three.
o, If then, &c
Sasl noT ssE Kay torch and cape.
Fbleh snce made such q show
Ihey are notHufF whAt oaaa Ghsy asezssed
About two years sEy.
l 1A3uzAtI carried Freedom s tiEut
In that smoky, flaming band p
Eye learned bpTe deztructi5u'x torch
The Wedge has split LAe Ial d
o, II then, SC.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17
w eakness and Debility ind Inc
ed hy ever E@afgmew

win soon disappear by tAe use If Ihsse iavaius~
bic Pills, ami tue safdev wiH quIcksg acquire ad-
dtienAl strength, SeveE Bet tGs Bowels be either
eanfned os anduiy acted upon. II may seem sgrarse
ssAs Holloway III Us saould De reesmm ended for
pyssntery and Fiux, many persons sapppxing thai
thsy would Increase sAereIaxatlsn Thfs Is great
mistake, for these Pills will csFrsSs she AvsT and
steaHca and thus rgfnsva all the AcFid hurna ars
from the system. This medicine xiA give sana and
ylgor 30 the whole organic system however aerzns.
I'd while hnalIa aud strength fellgw al matter 81
cpar&s, Nothing wall stop The relaxation Of sha
Bow els 30 ssFaas thfs gasa3fesnR E ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

Those feelings whllh so sAddHn U.s. akzai4s arise
from trouble or aunsYances, ohsEFnetsd psrsuirn-
-tSa, 0r eaanE OF sFtagiag wAatsrer is unwhoge-
l4Eer and seaEnsch These organs mast BE- reltey~s
II ysE de are 70 be yell, Ths PaIls taken ssxara-
!ng TO the printed inAtynctseas will quickly pFo-
dnee healthy aS4aea ia esth liver aEa stastsch
aud "a natural consequence clear hesd snd Eaoa
appskita. -'.. ~ - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17


v 81 tas Gosa@sa oaaaasi af sks gllsg sg Uuasus,
sa1ns, iewa taas the owners ps Ies q Iasa oa ~
sea,a ssas sf 6ssaawsg Ia said easy, DsfwAS6 49,
- sAasxoft airessss eoeqpisd bg wAaz fs 80
tne aSafnss Esoek. be. and saey sgs hsrssy -
a1asss se EaaAs eSa rep&sz Ean aAas ~ u ~ 49,
way street, In frsat 1t faeIT rssss4I - - -
sas,y aasH sfosa asd u rks
sssa sids Wslxs, @hsh rspairsd n .s,fiss =.
80 2. 80 saEas kiad sf pastarkaas A. az swasmf
= sas sass sidah thai they naw are, sna "a
saastEzGAad In tasx sazns aasslpss 81 X
tney were ~ nrst They shah hays ! Isas~sI ssIs
80, asa aas ssses Of fonf fcss h zen ges; ssv
go eeasora 70 the grade af k&s aAlalmasa 80
Aaa - eoussTncied Ii acrOrdasce ,riyh - -
asss,oas q tAs gsnazzatsaa oa Eaastxaaa lilassvs
III said side wxiks are mot repaired wsgsfasgSa
ans above stated, tAessurx viii be- aone - a.
slty q ooaacal Aaas. shs sxvsnss ssssssa 70 tss
snspsealv% sexs rae same 10 be dons anas9 tAe
% tas Gltg lEAxinasg On - =
Adopted, kovrzabes !, isss,
"a. = NJ PAIMga, Mayer,
Nov. L. IS@s TS7 = ~ ~s'S 41's~@ssNs#*
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

T Vanity Fair says that Wads-
worth's face was so long and solemn after
ii vas decided that Seymour was elected
Governor of New York, he vas offered a
thousand dollars for his likeness, to pat
ON hand .frons 20 keep the children away
from the FIRE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

GT An exchange says, the Republicans
will have harder time going up Salt
River than the Democrats had, not be-
cause the waters are low, bat each fellow
will have to sStoten big niger on his
hack,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

GT A boy Of dozen years, On the
Poor Farm at Cape Elizabeth, Ma, nur-
dered little son of the hoasekeeper.
Lsrael U. Jordan, but three yeasa ola.--.
They were in the aeld together, whsn hs,
drowned him in stream Of watsF With
out any cause. The youthful naurdarsr
Is in Jail, awaiting trial for his crime.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

GA gentleman iast from Virginia,
states that the total number of rations is
sued daily to the army of Genera Burn
side is 1900, which would go to show
that he has an army of about 200, 900
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

u Ia understood thai q most search
ing investigation will be made into all
the details and circumstances attendant
on the late disastrous campaign in Vir-
ginia under General Pope.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

u A soldier who had lost leg in
battle was married the other day in Nash
Vile. We congratulate bin. 4 single
leg is hardly enough for one, bat three
will answer pretty we'll for two.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

- What becomes of the 1000 extra
rations daily? Do they 60 to feed con-
trabaads or DO they constitute portion
of the stealings of the haugefs-cn of the
eamps2 80
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

gY The Independence Beige says that
GaEabaldi 10 eomingto America. He has
full confidence IN the successful results of
bis medical treatment. He has decided
to 60 to England for q short lime, and
then come direct to Am erica.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

L." The fancy store Of Daniel Cali.
nan, in Indianapolis, was entered, on Sat
urday night, By burglars, and robbed Ot
silks, laces, and shawls to the amount Of
81, 900. v ..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

"a" Gen. Sigel says that he has one
regiment. the lsSth N. T., which would
take Richmond, il they could be once en-
campea withiB three milss Of IL, In one
night--by stealing Il.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

ca The Peru H. Hsraid learns that
one aight last week, a German farmer
near Granville caught thief in the act of
stealing a span of horses from the barn.
whereupon he took his gan and shot the
thief on toe spot. .ats .~ i as
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17


THIS Ia ths only rsmecy fsgs SsEaaI DeaaIlss fss-
potency. &c whtcA has the approval 81 the ned
80 pFoIfasIoa 4ss sanTeas haa been mast axsra-
SrdfnaEy-easefins cares in cases where ali oth ar
me taoda az tssatAsuf haa faaec- Gna ID SIX Ssz-
es Of tae SPECIFIC PILLS viii nerraAusnIIx cnTs
4ny case OF sefa4aAl sa&nssa its res aitirg Ffas
RotehG HoweYAE aggravated, waethax Guns tuAieEs
al, sF arising tFeRa abuse az sxreEsE
LAPuRTAMT MEDICAL TgsFYssxsxg ss
II have used yoHg speciar PiGla ia aaans caass as
SpeFna Frnea, ana With the most psrfec4 sncrass
l.. AILToa sAEnERs, n R.sLAp. u b
seaeTe II y De ~ near FEp@zAca 8s szS
Rodlc1he esn se We have cured many severa ca
ses vita frosS ak % ten apsRs Il 80 EiFT -
Dr. y. KEITH Ansrteaa gcar, Med. af Sci snos.
q nave found tae1a all that could be desired --
Thar affect haa heeR truly wopderfr1s - -
=, r DIcKEEa Il. D.
GRThiSnot HOnzBopa tate ReHaeay, nor is thsrs
49, stsS Sf efhss aslstsFtsEs ipssoaAaass aaaa
PaZGE.-@a per baxs aix fnsxaa ssy Al svs ,.axa
prepaid. For sale al she sole T2wnarsG - =
the unIted kAatez In u > -'~% sNe'sf
J. WINCHESTER sa John StrAst =
June II-gE82 # IEE a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

IL Fourteen young women of Brent
wood, New Hampshire, went few nights
since to the house Of an aged farmer who
has sent three sons to the war, and husk-
ed one hundred bushels Of corn for him.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

- Tha Milwaukee Riscoasin aaass-
stauds that soldiers have been sent into
Bgnwn and KewaaDes caaRlies to enforee
saa dsaks. ta---s b,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17
From the n. 7. EEpress
TfSE REAB0s WAY a.'E

Tia Cincinnati Gazette, (Rspabliean
Pspes) is making great outory, we see,
about the rapid advances la sls value OF
the necessities Of life aud gives the fol-
lowing (wholeaale) comparisons Of quota
tions for certain articles, aow, and year
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

GD Charles 4. Dana, late of the New
York Tribune hns been appointed Assist
ant Secretary of War, in place of Mr.
"oleott, resigned. He is probably 10
have charge of Grecley's 1920, ,0O0, %
when they arrive.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

- If Secretary GHAsE could borrow
brains as easily Rs he bOrrows money,
what splendid Rnaneiariug the country
might witness.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

~" "hy wife," said wag the other
day, "eame near calling me honey the otb-
er night" "Indoed, how was that 2''-
s'Why, she called me old beeswaK."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

u An insuraae company against tor
nadoes has been started in Frsepogs, ILL.,
The II. 7. World thinks she Rspuhlieaa.
party would DO well 70 taxa some stock In,
Yiew Of what Is iiaeIy 70 happen % shssa.
In tha eomiag naaiQnal alsesaoas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17
- There is some reason for the irn1

- There is some reason for the impres
sion that the change of base from Wash
ingtonto fredericksburg, includes also the
plan of rs-oeeupyisg the Peninsula with
large force, and renewing the march to
Richmond By the old route. A few days
will decide this question.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

equal to two millions six hundred and
twenty eight thousand dollars per an
mum.
This tax, of course, comes cut Of the
pockets Of the people. The mechanic and
working men must help foot the bull for
supporting thesa lazy negroes. AS ssTax-
es'" " Paper Money" and 81 'EContra-
bands" increase, the neceasaries of life
90 up.
That's what's the makEer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

Itis estimated that Maine has paid
in bounties over s., 900, 900, varying from
$40 to $500 per man.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17
Coughs and Colds AnecGinw
Troops.

via be spesatly relieved nnd efsactaaliy cured v
using these admirable me9Iciaes and by nsytag
proper attention 10 the Dirertleus whIeh are a.
sached 90 zach Pot or Box .. .E-s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

In How does the Presidents procla-
nation coBhict With the tariff? One i'm
poses q tax Oh wool, while the other makes
tcooI free.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

- The new gun of the Nsugatuck
hsa been tried, and works to 3 charm. =
The vessel Ii nos ready for aervicu.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

G." The people of Msnnesota threaten
In case the government pardous the con
denned Indians, to take the law into
their own hands and visit condign pun
ishment upon the savaees.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17
PILLS

All who have Friends and Relatives in ths Aruzy
or NAVy shsnla take especial care, that ihey are
aasPH supplied attn Ihese Pills and Oiutnsns3 ard
where The brave Soldiers and Sailors have nexlec-
Ted 10 provide thgH1seEvg with Sh~m, no better
present can be seat them by their friends 7hey
have been proved 10 be sac Soldiers nevev-gaiinz
frteBd In the hoar Of need
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

q Gzo. FRAScIs TRAN says that
Mcclellan has fortified Washington so
well that no army can reach the White
House but the army Of contractors.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

90 The rebels have manufaetory of
Sharp's rifles which turns out ten rides
day. The Enquir.r says its capacity is
soon to be enlarged to fifty rides day.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17
HfHA CONFESSION AID ExpSRxK@Cz a.
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ssaie tas ssaas of sssf-caTs Es cos wss hss Fugss
AsssE being pak 70 srszs expense tnrsssh
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pcsf pstd adressea anyeiepe, stagls ssnaas a3g Ia
has ~ sAs aatAet,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IONA.
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q. .C5z2l&! BiaEs ahd vicinity, PSTuSaiAF &tSeS-
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