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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
REPLY OF PRESIDENT MosQUERAs

al receive with due esteem the of
fetal letter which you hand me on the
part of his Exceilency the President Of the
limited States OF America, in whSeh am
informed of your recall, after having fui-
filed your duties in the most satisfactory
manner.
The assurances you present me 90 the
mart of lhc American Government of the
sincere desire which it entegtains TO draw
closer the friendly relations which hapPi-
" exist between the two Republics are 10
much the more satisfactory to me from
the circumstance of the nations OF the two
continents OF Americs being subject to an
epoch Of proof tending to try the dura-
bility of their institutions; for which pur-
pose, in order that they may come well
out of ID, an international triendehip is
Indispensable as real guarantee of shc
political existence Of the American na-
tionahties-
/ receive With the utmost esteem, sir,
the efusisn of your heart in my favor,
and the personal considerations With
which you have been pleased to diStIn.
guish the members Of tue government and
the individuals Of my family for the init
macy. a. well oskcial as private, which
you have cultivated with them. Your
noble conduct, both Official and as en- in
dlvidual, hare entitled yoa to the respect
aad consideration which we have felt for
you.
The felicitation With which you have
concluded your discourse for the restora-
tion af pssaos and she brilliant pros pect
Of ColaIabia upon the re- uniting together
Of the people Of Ecuador and Venezuela
With New Granada under federal institu-
Etoms, after our having again called into
| being she name Of Columbia, is received
by nae, sir, as the most sincere expression
of youp wishes, and you give US therein u
! proof OF the noble sentiments which ami
mate every citizen Of shs country Of Wash
ington.
! May Divine Providence grant that when
/ you arrive at the United States of Amer
| lea, you may SEpl che cause Of oivilisat,on
| triumphant, by reason of the civil dis
coTd having terminated, yieiding TO shf
empire Of right, reason, and patriotism
again establishing the Union Of the Amer.
lean people, more necessary now than OF
the Iith OF SepbeMoeFs 1903 AZ ePoeA
muost memorable, when the people of th'
United States signed theiT Constitution
to establish . perfect Union, secure jastic'
and internal tranquility, and provide TO
their common defence. These are N,
sentiments, and also those of the Colum
biaa people, waish hope yoa will traas
nit to the President Of the United Stats
of America and to your fellow citizens.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
wAg4aEu ARD aAS Mes ARR RsTED
AND MP y asuS ID Il n ya0LA lUN OF
TME E8AkFFYNTRS1N. F3f4

Il turns out to De Secretary Seward,
and not President LlaeaIn, hat has been
sramplingdown the Gonssisusioaas having
man arrested and tArass taso prison with
out permitting the sm TO kaow what their
offence is. The President, however, is
more to blaaas shasn Seward, because be
permits a msmber OF his cabises co do
what he perhaps 78sould scorn TO do him
SELF. Here 10 an account Of she manner
in which Seward has been exercising bis
tyrannicai, unconstitutional and dsspotie
power, as related b. the Washington cor.
respondent Of the \. 7. Argus:
The summary arrests which Seward
has, authorized against loyal citizens in
peaceful States are not likely to pass un-
avenged. His eva party are bseo ming
Indignant at the abuses Recently dep
atasiaa Of respectable eisixens Vi Ralti-
iaosa walsea % she SssResary to ask bin
Why their Mayor, sIEr. Brown, was impFls-
oned. They askeai-"Has Dir, Brown
been guilty Of TREASON - Mr.. Seward
S0AG Al1sAk L AAGH ga. bS you aaS-
pect him of dislogalty P'' Mr.. S.--'I
have no reasun to ao so." Then pray.
Why do you imprl4on him r" Ar. s.
"Beeause be happens to be an obstacle in
our way"
So Mayor Barrett happened to be an
obstacle in the way Of the Secretary
When the strife for place ia The cabinet
was between BlaiE and Winter Davis
Seward being sga&nst tbs former, Rho
had helped 10 defe44 him at Chicago, and
for the latter, Lincoln called in Bsrrett
and asked him whsGh would be the most
acceptable to the people of AAEyIand.-
Berrett decided in Favor Of Blair. Ss%.
ard heard Of this, sud ordered the sei4ure
Of Berrett and Of bis papers, and be was
hurried OF to Fort Lafayette. Old Blair
learEfng the cause demonstrated, and FRO
cured promise from Lincoln 0f the IN
conditional release OF the Mayor. Sew
ard could not let ga his revenge so easy
so he attached condition 10 the release
that the Mayor should resign his ohae,
which he waited to giEe TO Know Moth
ing politician who aoald not be IN sob
stacle i'll the way IS Berrett bad been.
So we 90, he4il4ng to destruction to
crafty the spite Of politicians, the bate
OF sections, aid the egotism OF Ineompe-
tent statesmen"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
NO. 30
DAciFIC HOUSE,
UNITED STATES CLAIM AGEAcs,
AT WASHINGTON clEg, p C.
BRANCH AT COUNCIL. BLTTFES.

! II tAe request Of ] D. IENKTxs Co to ms4
as aub-ageuts fer EAs ofass eslablshed Ay tseEs b.
Ashtmst0h City far the coitRclan and transyaiss
ion Of GLAEHs AgAinAb th@ Y g. E5oTsEnm eat wi D.
espectaf refer ence TO the immensely ncrkA ssd ex
psnaitufrs and new exits enctn4 iHciasat he es-
IstIng var, have ea atabiaAhed al COUNCIL BLERgs
. AFaHca agency Tor Western Iowa nd Mstgzska
where will Feceive and attend - all sp@Iie attain
T9F psy and bounty of Potaafssrs, far PeHsEons o.
esaials for saaslsEsae Stores OF TTasspeEtasieb
furnished - tie government, wtieh being p4lt II
prspef fsEU and EEaAaEEaaatasi to %ashngtu bY Ens
slli ba proaptly anS leithfulx RfoaseHtea BIZ II,
s8Esas stpa&zs&esSa Q hvse Haned r. '..s .s*@7F'#
Persons having de@ands ef any assryiptsaa at
aIaSunf against the GsNeFntnrn having legal Vi
equitable EoundAslonf aaa TeguiFtas adjuxGmsat
may rely upon their claims being successfully pros
ssnt@d aad thsiE aues promptly ssuiEte4 to them
BY making early application 10 nae,
. Jwilt bs supplied with all Ii aws forms rules and
tnsir netlons nerssArg for the prSPax pr aasslatsH
Ut eatass sEd $50 an alphabetical list Of vslHu-
terfs and nsn of all Grades IN the Military service
~ RsgfmsEis sad Compasiss, whereby, upon the
AapPsaiag Of ans casually, the nasRfity or any
e3alrar ready asf cau be had TO the rpguIAits pT-
aecs, Ga bsflaH Of The claimant or his representa-
uYes, fer its establishment. All charges will D.
apoa Fea aDEAbE scale
ocHse ia second Gtory Of Phoenix Bioak, bead OF
BFssdway n pAT9ER
Council Baaas, Iswa, Deg is 1881. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

u A citizen Of Salem, Mass, well
known for inventive genins, has concert
ed preparation which, when ignited, be-
comes an unquencbable fame Of Are AMI
birthstone. He proposes to pat it up in
bottles, make an ascension in balloon
over the camps Of the rebels, tosF over
bottles which, upon breaking, wiII ex-
piode and set the camp on FIRE and blow
up ammunition wagons-making them as
Sodom and Gomosrah.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

- II alb 1IitionBsm 10 not the cmbodi-
ment of the meaaast cowardice it would
not seek 10 introduce the black element
into the white. The white population Of
the loyal States il twenty-one millions
against seven millions in the disioyaI
States. II We cannot whip out the rebels
with these odds in our favor, We had bet
ter abandon the c5ntest and plead guilty
to the rebel tauDt we are IN inferior peo-
pie.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

- Mrs. Sarah Larasee, of Rockville,
Aass., has nov four sons, seysasssa grand
soaas and one great gransison ia shs aFaay.
The old lady Of esghsy- -Ase years walked
10 salesn, on Thursday last To sec the iasi
Of them depart fer shs batlla- Asld,. and
aAaa maahaa aaak. ahszak sax .aaaaasss vaa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

er~ If the President were 20 draft ev-
cry man into the army who is laying about
home denouncing his neighbors as 'secus-
sionists,' he weala soon have force na-
meEicaliy strong enough to overrun the
entire South! What is the patriotism of
a man worth who spends bis time in i'm
peaching the loyalty OF his neighbors and
Ia yut very careful to keep out 3F the
ranks himself.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

- Tha editor of the JoResviile Mich
Independent has three libel aits On hand
and inaimasss that the reason hs has no
more 10 hscaaas they keep him 80 busy.
lie says:
aThe interest of thfs weeks paper ID
sacrificed to lbd Suits The editor has
been dancing attendance apoa the Direuis
Court, awaiting bis arraiguraent upon shs
grave chaEges against hiH#- II nobody ID
sabased In this weeks paper, The omission
can be laid to the employment Of the ed
ltorss time ia other BUSINESS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

k Thu ChiSaEo JuurnIl learns 4oa
pretty good aath5Fisys that Presiasat Lin
cola has determined 10 appoint lion. o..
II. Browning, nos UBited Stases Senator
from that State, to shs Federai Supreme
Court, in place og Judge Mclean decoas-
al -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

So Tis New Haven Palladium giTes
two reasons why tin pans should not be
tisa To dogs tails. The FIRST il ia cru |
TO the dog. The other, that 1t lFightens
horsgs. 4 third raighs ba added, that 1t
Il apt TO injure Ehs ksttls.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

GT Simon Hastings Of Fairise, Yer
70 1nt, caught cQmmon red squirrel in q
boz trap set in IIis corn barn, Which bad
carried into the chamber above and stow
ed away Cog fature uss, tweAty faur
buckets fall of e4rs OF corn, la all meas-
uring about eigha bushels
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
ITO MAHALA TROUT

4
L &aaAEs g8u are hereby H0tiasa that there i a
1~ On s hn the On = vi Ise CiaFz OF lha DistFtsa
Court of PSttaN ittzHis county, in The STATE Of
Iowa, petition u A4berI Traat eisImIag af ysu
a aTofre from tas bonds of uI4fIImony on the
grounds OF Etlta aesuFtl0n Of atE khe space ss
more than two YEAR, and also for sduftery and
&aat, unless you appear and aBswrF thereto on ag
before boon Of lhe secDEa4 day Of the nezk Tpx a.
kAs DistFlei Court OF sa county, deEauIt wtE be
ssstsEed aga!nat you 2Isi decree rendered in asr-
dsbce with the prayer 0t sad petition
PRICE,. Sol. fer Eemgsfts
COune.I BluETs, Iowa, Dsc Isl 1881. "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
Ds fs, 1854

TAKEN Up By the subscriber On the Sgh Soye,a
Il bsF lASs. in Ane township 8Ix miles East ef
CSancIl kHhss &C the stage roaa khe following de-
HSglcEd sftTE T%o estTzy EteaFs-une IS deep red
VITA sRa&A Ehtie sp9tHs Fight ear erabHed and
loie In the left ear; the other steaE Ia white With
scT9R 81 The FlzhG ear Also, one d4rk bog mare
i've years old, both hInd feet Waite and > stag IN
fAe f"F@fae2si~ The owahr Is reaaestPd 10 pEoxs
property pay charges, and take theEa AWAY.
Hk&kT COOK.
PgtLa@a1saanis couaty, Dec. IS, Fsaf sws
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
Gan. IaN VS. VALRpicToRY.

Mr.. President Il am directed by his
Exeeleny ABaARAm LINCOLN, President OF
the United States of America, to take
leave Of yoar Exeellsncy Is Minister Res
ident Of my country near this Governnent
and to present this package, my letter OF
recall.
am also directed to convey 20 your kG-
cellency the assurance of the sincere de-
sire Of the government Of the United
States of America 20 strengthen the friend
II intercourse nov happily sabststIng be-
tween the two Governments, aud 10 secure
to the people of the two Republics con-
tlnuanea Of the benefits resulting from
that intercourse.
A compliance with this last instruction
of my Government 10 oae which affords
me degree of satisfaction which, beg
10 assure your Excesleney, Is most sincere
" entertained on my wn part, not only
because Of the exalted respect which en-
tertAin for your character al the Chief
Execuuve officer Of this country, but also
because of Ehe warmest personal regard
which feel for your Exoeilency rs an in
dividaal, arising from the innamerahle
eivihties and faVeEs, oficlally anu othef--
wise, which have at all times received
Mt YOUR haais, at those Of your immedi-
ate family, the members of your ca Sinet,
and indeed at those Of all Others with who .
have had official and private relations
since my residence in the ountry, the pro
foundly grateful remembrance OF which
will 60 down with me to the grave.
| congratulate YOU, Mr.. President, and
Jour country upon the bright prospect for
the restoration of peace ia your Republic
upon the re-union Of the Governments
of Venezuela and Ecuador with this, and
the establishment of the United States Of
Columbia, "a coa@ammation devoutly to b.
wished for by every American and lover
Of liberty, and which cannot bat sxercise
a saIutary influence in the restoration Of
the peace, prosperity, happiness, and gio
~ Of ny own we'll beloved but at prasent
unfortunately distracted and divided
country.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

A " ORDINANCE adopting and apuruwina sfr re-
II vlsesi edition Of tLf Ordinance IT the Gar Of
eSaaSii Bluff as printed By BAeblst * Carpenter
ia the year EsSF. aud ErpeAling all Ordinances Rud
paris Of oFaiaaaee4 eanaEeteag With slIa sAaaa.
see- l. BE ID oFd4inr4 hg Ghe Common Council
Ut the Citg sS SlaRGa hoa, That the REvssed Etil-
lion Of the OffiaaDc& VI the city VI Cuunza Hlnis
pEthted apd pabli saea by B46blsa & Carpenter ia
lhe rear Isal. Ia sad ths are herxny A1wgt~a
and approved, ard that ali Ordinances new I'D furcs
thfs city Do 30 amenaef as ~ be taade in esElfors
lty EkeTsalth aad that ali 0ralnsacea and xEz Of
Ordinances conflicting with the akoFsAaaa paaiRhea
sdataaat % ard fhe same are hereby repealed
See 2, And be il faraaex orzalaasi fssat 4hg Re-
rider q this rly shall stt&ca ia esrtAaaas % xha
EfoTesaid published eaatioa csrtifytng that Ia
Ordinances taRfea pabtiahs4d are tfaiy rsKsan anx
RLpiiShed trsRa - revised hg tae Cay Aktsrnss
aAder the dlFeSsies VI the CsJsnaaos. CoauciI
Approved, ppr g. fesE #@t.
LTsAgDssR " sAaBTyg, asyoF.
Auest-~W. q. gRAwpoap, Gisy Rasezasf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

gy There are now in the Military Hos
pitals of St. Louis not less than two thous-
and Ave hundred sick, and at least one
thousand Eve hundted in various post hos
pitfalls, on the lines of the railroads, in the
State of Missouri.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

OUR LATE MINISTER To noGoxA.

Some statements having appeared in
the Washington correspondence of q New
York paper Questioning ssse good stand
ing Of oar late Minister, Mr, JoNEs, with
the Government Of the United States Of
Columbia, where during ssveral years -
has represented our country, we think II
due to that gentleman 80 copy trun the
Bogota Gd<stte the following addresses,
delivered on the 4th Of September, on the
osuAssoa of his taxing leave Of the Prssi-
dent of the Southern Republic, which will
show that our Minister retained to the
end Of his mission, the esteem Of Presi-
dent MosQUxRA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
Sfl MILES sTA GIRG sAEB04
BURLIlloT0N NO. RlvERRR

- "a
ko* arxK no o4TuKwA, FTYT kIhks-
FSrsAs+ gvass sAas asy 0EAey RasarasS ~ issus
In osaaraiea wash the L..
CHICAGO. auR41ksTqs = aglscT RAILROAD
vi &serassfs @HasSsss aaA Bssf aomse
~ cLkaaga, Mss Yoik. Bssteu, PfiiadeIphia and
BsiaiaaoTe, 10 Esskak, Sc Lsaia sssg cst<iaaati.
ans e AZ eoiais p Esaeiss faaaaEa aAehasan, eAia
Tse rpaias Daily leave and arrive GsasAsys sx-
esptedl as follows
LEAVE aTTuawA AMaswm ~ earcano
20 20 'eissa' = = - n Il IL a's.sea, ss =
cfsss Raiuoad fer aaincy; 4 asna6sS ~ftE Eas
nnsls .na 81 sss. cssssi - pgsss.!a
saillns PsekatsfeT sa Hoais- fEETE1.g ~
- q SPECIAL kQTIcR.
~ ThsslasA 10 @sw Yofk in @ hours PnAsen-
EerK ie@siaS oeMnstl hiuns, moFaing and sYeRaaE
fakAug nts route viii arrive Id Ehies4a or vt EoB~
Is Rem . 70 - hegrs snicAsF EaaR BY say sEaaer
Eastern and southern Lines .8 -a y..
Boy yoaF flGSetE via Western Stage Company to
oHurIwa, where yof san buy yaar Ticksts ef the
Borilnsasn No. Railroad TicEes a1sce TO AL
POINTS RasF aud ssufk - =
TO SHIPPERS 0P sFoCR.
Escek Tratns win 1Hx fegaiarfy fsaStug daily
Swaaays exrgpted THse TFsfts Ia We III the flights
u Passenger Trains fhss gasuTlflg dpspatrh aud
opEsesaenfiy sysidsag ~ those vrxatIguf DELAYS
thzt are eonst&ntly occurring oa other rsxstes
New steeG pens aave beea built On aosh sides Of
ma Aisstsstppf close By the Ferry ans DfeweB wiu
ana there every sding they oouid ish fer abe sx.
eozrnoaatipB % sAAI8 sae~k E1
TeroHgh eentrsstH Eiyeu 20 Chtrag9
-s JOHN q READ,
VICE President sn4 supsrtasesdrn4
D. REMICE. GeN +wet@Fa kksns
Burlington. Pep Do. 1881 gy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

IL NetIce Is hereby given, That the nFsE Tues.
lay ih November next, hAs been set for tue Bua.
4FarIhs os the appic&Eloa IF James 4 SlneEalF and
,Ahers praying the establishment Of County
H9ad ranuIBg tTam sticklPyz Mills III EnOx TU~n-
>h4p, through the center VI Sections zi-as aua T.
Township ~ BauEe 10 and Section 4 Tp 7s a. &c
taeIG@ %oHlh bearing West lhe nearest AID haai
route to the tesB Of lola in Center Tswnshi4t sut
All FeFh9EsteFaBeeH 10 said DAD and claims faf
damages ocsasionei by the location OF the saEae
~.lt Ehen be hsaFd and determined
4. +. BURDICK.
Clerk, Baard ot SUPERVISOR
Sept, ISth, 1851 3a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
REMARKAaLE PROPHECY.

The Iowa City Republican of last week
and the Auscatine journal of the 18th,
and numerous other papers nil over the
coantry, are publishing the following as
remarkable prophecy from the eighth,
tenth and twenty FIRST verses of Haggai !:
'"Behoid, there shall he a rcbelIiun in
the South, q rebellion of strong men and
archers, Of ehariots of bright shields !;
and the blast Of the trumpet shall awaken
the land, the nation shall be astonishof
thcreat. NJ
"And 10, behold, because Of the sin@
the South, her mighty men shall bs @
babes, her gases shall be desEruyct: uttas-
iy, saith the Lord; yea, utterly DESTROYED
shall be her gates, and her rice fields
shall be wasted and her slaves set free.
Sand behold great ships from the
North shall devoar her pride, and storla
from the West shall lny waste her habl-
tations. Yea, smith the Lord, and her do
mInion shall be broken"
The most remarkable thing about this
prophecy is, thai there is no 4th ehapteS
ID the book of Haggai, and 40 such Ian
gaage used By the prophet in either Of the
two chapters which tbs book contains /;
NOR does the word 'sricsn occur In the bl.
Bile at all. The editors who publish such
stuff aFe either humbuged OF trying 30
humbug somebody else. Il. -n
Bennett, of she Naw York Herald says
F'It seems yay likely that this remarkable
prophecy about South Garilina negroes
and rice felds Is part Of she chapter from
the frst instaIlment Of the long promised
''anti-slavery bible" This and othes cir
eumstanees Of which we shall re-
| fer TO presently wnald seem to indicate
that the said Bible is in an advanced stage
If progr ~, anl forms part Of a com
timed English and American abolition
scheme to create revolution among as,
destroy che gorarnmsns and the country,
ani at the saaas tiale pollnts the morah
Of The people by curraptil,g the fountain
uf Taiy Writ.n- Sfafe Prtas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

- VIZ know Of M better rule hy
which to tell secassiossiss. ur person
Ia in sympathy With sscessionisfs, than
the one which always couples accession
with abolition, Repablic0a.
We kaow OF no bettrf rule hy which to
tell disanion traitor In the Nyrsh, than
the eas Ahlch aiways eussss aboIisioa.
ira and its renainn theariea Ear ahoss
the Union and the Constisasion. And be
who does not aise01R, and as matter Of
isgiosl necessity, suuple the fsfsn abusa-
nations, s'sseessIoa and ahalitica, = mas
reasonably be. saspeoged ol iislaSalkE to
shs Government and Ad1ainistgssioh.-- ~
h,ssa Efss Prsss.
ess abead 'tllisk = you are sa shs sigsl
ssaak mew. as ssass sssss-aAs ssss;ssai
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
III W. WILSON,
Rear Estate aud Collecting
After mGYs

'7tNllL BLUFFS, IOWA
r.. ~ 8al sell Rea; Estate, locate Laaa War
ra-ai 3Ag Tiyes make Collections, furnish Ao~
'rt-ss Z titles and 80 everything psFsAtutnS TO
is7-'ai sgrQcy
IP"HlI the 1n!y complsts Abstract Of Tttlea 20
Asi. E'islr embracing peeas, Mortgages, fTast
De- sat Tax Titles togSthsE With fun aud SOM
I-.s u aEsi # ali Judgments, pecTess and 6KeSh-
ssfa Ssss 10 PottswAtt&mis cauRtF- showing Bal
'-..-lf4afes ueas and isfscttve uEles
HAJI3 1881 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

- Gen. Baell b sxpeetsd % take the
asld in psssea In few days. This doabt-
less insimasss IN omeial expectation es =
SPECIFY engagement With the rsbsis IN
KSzaama&ys
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
TTOCSE PLANTS

II sm usvr prepared to furnish nearly farty
41r varieties et yerbeDas, varying in Sp4ar EreEa
pare white to the deepest scarlet Also GtIinvw-
trsr Pan les, PFtaR4ss, CaEHxtioaA, sc. Tnk abegE
plants Will b. furnished lU pots at low rates All
are ans faT winter HewsrinE orders must be seui
IN immediately. Address,
n 4. TERRE
%% CFeSceat Czty, I0wa..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

CaUAcIL BLUFFS IOWA.
Ll-4 RszInesa transacted, u all lta sEsnches =
Lla arr ats 5oHz @oid &na lsSzs ed TAxe8 Es1u
~ . .a-rss pfantx; titles examined, cUFeefLons
sesp Ct.y anfCauasY Orders bought and soIds Tax :
- gl.d n omaSsa n L, aud Surrounding coaanss
REFEREscKs-g. A. Jackson, Pres, and J. d.
L ckw.t- CASHIER, BF&neh State Bank Of IoEar
CstaefI s3aTs taAgib-si
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
Srpt. ISth, 1851

4 ORBIS ANEE eRtltled Ra Ordinance Eaf th4
n extentIun Of W &ShIngiun AFenae.
Be II ordained by the Cotanon Council of the cat,
af C0Haci ElRHst that Washington Avenue #AaiEa
extended &Sfaiioks: Commencing at stone sG III
$aHfh~Sest corner OF Washington AveRus zAsi zr.
set stF@%I as sAowR upon khs plat af ths Miu Ad.
ataoa aad Fanalng thrace HofLh SO n degrees RaHt
"a stone placed upau Lhe seat side of szaiss,t
street.
sre. ] The aheRa line shaJl BE- the goua8 iiue 81
said sfTsnt--Ets wtdth % feet
Approved Dss g. 1881
LTsAkDGA ". RAEBFTT Maypr.
Attest, " 9. ERAsFoRp, Efity Rgsoraar
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08

A y ORDINANCE eRtltIed al Ordinance DOR ID
n establishment 81 Greeu Street
Sex L Be- 1t sFdstHed bg the Common CguprI
4 The city eE Gaaascti Aiufs, That Grpe4 stree
,haIi ea established as tVI0ws cunazA4'aeatAg at
.tIHe placed upon Madison street 20 feet more ol
tesst H4rSh aT iadiaH Greek ditsh, ana ranrsins
the1cs north sss desFees esst to a stsne slmesd
apoa the west iEa1 Of Beatun street. thence Essrrl
asA asgTees casa 10 stone placed upon ths Bgrtl
lne VI Broadway
Sec. J. And t+s ii further oFd4tncd GAat abe aboss
iine shalt be tks upTth lIae of said street ara ha
Hts wldth shall b. 50 feet.
Approved, Dec 6. 1881.
LYsASDER " sABBTTT. Maycr
Attaat--E- g CRAWFORD City aecorieF