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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

Go Adjutant JOEL TUrEI4E, of whom We
made mention Ia our issue Of last week,
was buried at Des Moines, this State,
where his relatives reside. The funeral
ceremonies were appropriate:
Reading of the Scriptures BY Rev. Mr..
Chamberlin-Praysr by Rev. Mr.. Fleming
-OrAtiOn BY Judge Wright. The Choir
sang several beautiful and appropriate
pieces.
On leaving the church the procession,
under the direction Of s. r. spcHord,
Chief Marshal, Fl. Beekman and &. d.
Halves, Assistants, pEocesded to the CsEns-
try, where the body of the brave soldier
was committed to its last resting place.
TIE LATEST FROM EDDYvLLk.-The Ed
dyville Star and Faaits Fair contain
some Of the choicest things in the way of
numerous literature of any PspeES in the
country: 49, szEgz
Iloves. loves the beautious spring,
sCs "a, sSses &ks mighty seas
Aut hates 10 be q hunting
For bed bags an4 Cor &o@4. sr.a y-r
= #E# q,
loves, lovers the odsrifeFuEs spring,
loves the shiRAAS sx@zsz .s ...s-.s g..
But hates to go 4 Shopping
..-q Wasrs old men tend she ssarsa,-., za a.-
"a ss~sa = ssaa ahs Hsassaiaa 8 49, &@&
With its glorious pages,
But hates TO hear the yoaag HsSa
ASK old maids abeul how old sasg is.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

CONSTIPATION.
re uD4essigRea now ssyenty-ays years sia7 has
s-ry~ars devoted bis time To eari2g ais PsEisiaou
ere aal the poor In New TeEk OF these dreadful
oonglalnts, WHICH carry thousand and thoa2aB4s
t. IN uaumely grave; he has seldom failed 20 cure
al a b. have applied to him fer relief, and beisx-
Tag Il 10 be Christians duty TO relIevs those B.
55s1d So well as st home, be will send 30 those
vaar=4aIre It, Copy Of Prescriptions used, (FFee
Of ca2rgpl wItA dlrections taTpFepSEing aud using
tas sane Also rules Ga Diet, BAthlag, veaiii&-
tgaa and Exercise for the Sick, tksy will aBd these
remedies sure cure for Consumption, and SlI dis
sA,s u. The Throat aud Lungs, Fever AID Ague,
CvnstlPativa, Heart Disease, Dyspepsi&, Nervous
DEBILITY AMI Female Complaints, and he hopes sv-
sEY ,ae aG,lp,. Elli send toF q copy il Rin epss
1..4.us a.. 2sose suffering should apply before ii
Iss, ale Tssse Prescriptions are used By The
EysI rEIasns PgyslCIGnA IN LoAdon, Paris and New
York Tnes~ wishing tasm wiH please address
REV, DR. CHAXBERLAIN,
wIlI4msearsh, New York.
D. IS 1880. IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

L. Several alight frosts occurred in
this vicinity last week, in come of the
deep valleys and ravinss. TWAS so slight
however, that it did not injure yegsta-
blea.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

e. Several ranaways occurred in our
stresss FeoeatIy. The ownsrs Of fast hors-
81 sasald drivs witAgreat caution through
the streets, for fear of accidents.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

u A pioas minister aftsg lsstaTixg q
Sunday School class in the most edify-
ing manner, proposed to close the exer-
else By singing s'dordaB,'' meaning the
hymn, 'fOn Jordan's stormy banks
St~Hd-n The wVatlty HIWEI was HORNED
BY heAzang the sshoel agike pp 9Jordan
am hard road 10 travel / believe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

Corros WAnprNa Versa CuCuxaKR
lake bu&san wAAi5 sus II anto
pieces ] Inches square, spift II, spread one
piere giaasd aids ap ovaf sach hil, just
IS The plant il coming through Tie ground,
and pin Is fast 70 The earth, With sharp
stick ct each corner, a wire with hook
At the tip will do, 20 keep the wind from
hlowing il away. This practice j. BAN
lister CA Rsaex Co., n j., assases az twill
keep MI bugs Oh, and prbsecf The yines
frou, sIighs frosss. The profession Ia
perfect, fhe result satisfactory, the cost
hfaIng and the crop viii or may ba two
weeks earlier than Ii Gan be withoat this
proteetion, p AnssricaH AerscalFursss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

- Aetiee Is hereby giFea to heBdeyx Of Yza.
EhtptleH Certificates Of even sectIona of swans
LAhG IN FottAwsttazafS county to psasept a.
sA4," so tae GteFk OF TIE Board Of supervisors Of
sag1 county. and 10 pay for the lsnd ard srrat,s
deea9 leTefor per before tbe arsE Oar Of Octoher
esxf, 90 VI Or ADAMS wl A@gogfasteA Ia ans oogp
t. By order Of the Board - A'-
Council Bluffs April &C. 1854 "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

- Counterfeit Fives on the State
Bank Of Iowaa were quite plenty in town
last week. Handlers of paper money
should be on their guard. They are imi-
tations Of the genuine ths engraving and
printing ia badly executed. The bill We
saw was on the Oskalooza Brasch, BOA we
doubt not, there are counterfeits in circu-
lation on all the Branches, Look out for
them. .Z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

An APPROPRIATE NAME.--The Milwauk-
kec Daily Nssss terms our Congress at
Washington the "negro debating socis-
ty." Its members "think on the negro.
talk on the negro, and the negro is The
beginning and the end of all It's delibera-
tiona.'1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
FLOODED Bull FOR Sale

hiooHAaa Aails cEas8 between Dewau ana Dur
aA@a Will be sold low II Epplic4 ton lis made soaT,
rAShers sih oohAaif thsiF interest by pRrchnaing
beautiful shape and large size
kh9HtEs At Nc. .. PhoeuIx Blaex
CORNELL Bluffs, April 30 1852 - w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

CO Miss Emily. Murdick, of Iowa
county, was committed to jail, last week,
for cutting the throat at her infant child,
to which she gave birth on the 18th ult.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
- In epuaanuanna NJ a r. ;luwa -, !,

- In consequence Of failure on the
part ofshs St. Joseph paper warehouse of
"ooiworth, We are compelled 10 publish
on shsss maah too smalI. We hone the
Like will nos oecur soon again.A zas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
sRxRxx on TMK NEW 0MEkAN& 81 M@

We have anly laid bofoss ssr readers
some extracts from New Orleans joarnals,
after the surrender Of the city, showing
Tie disioyal spirit which animates them,
a4a add naw s0ne further sxsracss Of .
hks sharaesax We gazette tiss following
from the Cresceas Of April %.
It is with feelings Of the deepest pride
that We point tbs Federal oaissrs 10 tina,
tact that 30 Union saasimeas sxisGa In
cur midst thai almost with one voice
ana with one tongue this community en-
afely regulates all auegianos 80 the old
aovegaanenss aaa warmly mad slesosedly
adheres to the new. And we respectful
" but hEmly assert thai this sentiment,
ma feeling, ls so firmly implanted in the
breasts Of our people that no time, no
circumstances, no change can serve to
eradicate it, or still their free souls in
tas struggle foR lpdspandanss. TheyI
nave suffered, they may suffer uuspeaka-
oily In the future, but We hazard nothing
IN saying that no sacrifice, even to tbs
last life, will be too much to accomplish
the onegreat and glorious undertaking.
This we honestly believe, and while We
10 not utter our convictions in q vain
gioglous spirit, we will not shrink from
t0eif Tree aua independent expression.
The New Orleans Della of the 9th
says a~ ss1g- asrs~ss~I
Our citizens have seen fhewbite smoke
which arose from smouldering Urea in
various parts of the city. Il was from a
burnt Offering On an altar of liberty.-l
The enemy viii be welcome TO all the
cotton they will get here. Indeed, if il
were practicable, there are many Who
would prevent snythlng sfEyaias fsoa
falling into their hands.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

TnE daH&T ExHasauoN.-The London
Daily Rsaes says: sisse our last report
the foreign deliveries have slightly gain
ed upon the IEaglishs and altogether be-
tween II 900 and $4,000 cases have been
received by the Custom House In the build
Ing. The British cases and fittings receiv-
ed up to Friday night numbered at least
II ,K90i bat tha foreign easss reeeiSed on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, were
4,5O0i and the English cases during the
same days only 1900. In 1851, on the
same days only 1000. In 1851, on the
British side, about 1000 packages were
received from February IS to August 81 !;
and up to April 5, u period of which cor
responds with the date va have now ar
rived att the English deliveries had reach
cd only II 500 packages. Ga thsfxsagn
and colon,sl side, the deliveries in 1851,
from February IL to October 10, reached
about $4,000 packages, and the deliveries
up 20 April 5, 1851, reached about 900
packages. The balance of activity, there
fore, is considerably in favor of 1852
but notwithstanding this, no time is to be
lost, IS the exhibitors on the foreign side
far outnumbered the exhibitors in 1851.
Not only do many colonies and countries
exhibit now for the first time, bat the
number Of exhibitors ia vastly increased
ia nearly all the States that made dis
play at the former International Exhibi-
tion. In 1851 we uHa & grauu Eosaf uss-
der the head of foreign exhibitors of
about 9, 800; AID the exhibitors Of The
United Kingdom were little over this
nuEber. The number OF exhibitors from
the colonies las at the present exhibition)
could not be reliably stated, as tina most
OF, the possessions showed ina lump thro'
central authority. In 3d., as fegastis
the British exhibitors, we find falling
d 10 the number, haFieg only between
5000 and 1000 in the industrial depart
menty while the colonies have increased
their show tenfold, and the foreign exhib-
itors have more than doubled their mum
bers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
CogarkRFHErs ATLoAr-Wen ex,sut,

CegaTkaFEETs AELoAr.-Weh exeuted
counterfeit bills, of the denomination Of
800, on the Allegheny Bank of Pitts
JURY we've oHsrrea IN chicago a day or
two since. A broker was victimized to
the tune of $1,000 by them. They ara
said to be admirably executed. Look
outfoF them. 5f5.- a~-.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
stock OF Jeweary.


AN ORDNANCE to yskaIs aad abollsh payts os
s"stain streets and ssreess aaa aissxs IL Mrs.
FS'fy Aaaitioa to The City Of CouneiI Bluffs.
bse. / BE II ordained by the Cesu mon Cosnci,
ne sly on CoaEsell Busfs, That KH the strests AMI
aIItgS IN tEst portion OF Mrs PeFryss ASdttion h.
tt4e elty Of Council BiuGs situated ON fbr n = -
AL1T T" y OF section No. N TOWNSHIP Me- IA "
% tAhsr NO - west s1i also 20 acres OF the ga a.
bs os ~ go sskIAs sa. = y ateasd section,
st&FE reds 4s length <rstaiuiu in All ona S,,rt9
~fTS Win &he sxceptlaS Of HFoaasrav strnst ,htrk
10 70 De ana remain public highwsT withouf sn,z
cam OF snAkes from the present cwuer Of ala
a. 20 n1s assigns from said city Of Council
~@sr tof TIE use and right Of way for kaid utrems
y ap@ socatsa On aud thsaagh said premises bS al
AZ same are eRrFfy SRas ted aAd aboij slsHd z
gae sreets and alleys hereby vacated ana sf,s,-
shsa Being thase contained In ali that portion on
So Aodlfien east Of line due north from nainf
zSe feet east from she south-west srrner ~ go
A%4t4oa aud Tie streets or parts OF streeta knEav
SsscA%"d and abolished being named on the RecarS
FAt o. sad Aaditioa az Brpwns nyuzter pwrry
Calhoun streets ~.t :. ~s ~
sec 3. That the atty Of Council Bluff harrhv -
HSqalsh all claims 30 the streets and aIsys In thst
pFoa o. said AdaitioB described In section cnw of
'Lfs esaiazncs with the exception of BFoadwrnv
sEeet AMI that hereafter IL shall be the aaty OF th
proper 2sSe$ssrs Ia fn4AEux aysexKuapu4E mwa11rs
said real estate described Ia seize sr Il fSsFA -
anAHcs - one hundred acres for valuatfon sad tan
aRlah 70 assess said hundred acres of land vith
oNa FeAra "a Tue Fecor3E4 plat I'd hz Aa-
esae M. . Ferry And recorded in the Rscoruer's
oE1ee OF FSitaEAttAEaie county Iowa on said prem
LTss asa niAt A@iaR hsrc1Y Aaalished The EsId
ssSy on co Ehdi Bluff rstAinfng oniy ths rtrbt a
way Tor Broadway street as now located throush
s4ta 5ne hundred acres
Approved Nay ID ISaa
tAtsest II paxwuR 49,
w. q. CaA wEcRp, CGty ReasFsvr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

The above type is all in COED eonaitioa, and cAu.-
Die Of DONG cry fair work. wahKss aIza uuazs-
uty 81 second hand JosHIxs MATERIAL, which
viii be sold low for ash. sposlmens OF the waya
ssas application, together With = Iiss OF prices
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

TnssE.-=Thougas snssndszs Thought.
plsea eas issa npou papsr, .1sothsr viii
fallDw, md I'LL anoshsr, antll 20 bare
vYfstsa y pasa Toaeaasak atbop your.
misd. There Ii well of thought which,
has ne bottom. The more yea draw fsosn.
Il, the more clear and frultfuf Il win be.
slf SOu aaslsds = sAlak saasself, and use
osher peoples thoughts, give them utter-
auoe oaly, yoa wild never know what you
are. capable Of. At 6rst your IDEAS MAY
solas In Jumps honely and sbapsless =
bat no matter time and psrssvsranee
will arrange and poIiah them. Learn 70
think and Jon will learn 10 write; the
more you think the better you viii BE-. en-
ablsd to express your ideas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

war AND IT'S IDEAs.-The Tribuas. in
Q column, enumerates Khat il deems
these 10 bs--some Of them just, bat
among them the following:
Free discussion, free schools, free la
boF~-lnsaaEk humaa liberty
Very well--bas Jasige Flanders, u The
FFsankhn n. W. Oeaaas Gaxsgss, is
now in Fort Lafayette for indulginx in
some Of this s'frse diaeuasion. Three
AoF fear Other New York sdiaors we're
there. If the judge had hasn b ssnexro''
the habeas corpus night be srisa On him
to bring aim cut, bus ~ be- IL unly a
white man, the habsas corpus u Dot ap~
plicable just now. HazaAa Isfhessy's
neW has definitions not In Webster. ssor
Worcester, nor DR.. Johnspn, va gnspacs.
~ Z EzpTsss. .~@-7-~f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

g We ara sandang rAaAss mara1braad-
ssaE y Gsrops this spring sAaa sass.
The exeess b asasly s2,e0e, 900 ssacs
Jasaaxy Inn. Tsaal u, 10 A j
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

A FEARFUL DIsEAsE.-The Jonesboro
ITenn.l EEprs$s learns that fearful dis
ease has made it's appearance in Garter
county, Tenn. The symptoms Of the dis
ease are similar to those Of congestivs fe-
yer or cold plague. In few hours its
victim is dead. Ia the last ten days,
twenty or thirty have fallen before it, and
it is still on the increase.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

60 There will bs& nssssiag Of the Pet
sawastamis County Agricultural SoUisEys
held on the hrss Monday in June, at IL
O'Clock i. al the of6ss Of D. @. Bloomer.
A punctual attendance is particularly re-
qaestsd. L. MCBRIDE, pres't
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

PxasosAG.--Ws had the pleasure q few.
asys sincs 10 maks Ne asquzistsaes IT
Majpr q 81 ASSOC, lsssoE Pssasy lyaaan.
who iassnds asaiag bis pasznaness resa.
dence in our city. The Major comes
highly reeonnsnded FROM Pes whszs be.
Is sxtensfvsy known both AZ Contractor
and Superintendent apoa sa4 Ruhlge
Works Of that State, He served with
much credit to hiaasslf aad satisfaction
10 his constituents, one term in the
State Senate. Although somewhat ad-
vanssd in yeara, tina Major appears TO be
full of life and energys and We hope be
mag yes Iivs many long years 70 sid and
encourage bis Bswiy adopted ssighboss
BY mis- saerg aad xxaarle.1 He win do
well here we have no doubt, and we wish
him success.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

CO A house breaker has been opera
ting IN Lehigh county, Pa, by pretending
to be an assessor of National taxes, and
thus finding sas where tAess waa money
IL the house, observing localities, dc.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
,t az Esw-sas.Asss--s'77'' -ssss'sassss' '-sasps-

TRoUBLz BaKwISo IN EURurxv The
lsst English and French papers resolved
AZ Nvw fork, are saiaso sonlaia axsseias
so vioieas sgainss this . t as TIE
Nsw York papers rsfasa u pdksA sheaa.
II this l. 30, the uneznployed iaborers
there, owing % The want og cotton, Aad
b market, srs producing some sisess ~
lass- a. scr u 8 - q. 49,.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

=sRAEI&s DRAR FoR NEWsPAPRR.-Mr.
j. Ssatalry sgsd Bradford o. Wait for
saven years subscription 70 his newspaper.
the case was recently tried before the su-
psagne Cswt y Alhany. The publisher
recovered, and the delinquent subscriber
bad 10 pay in Judgment and costs, sum
FaaneaHsingto betwsen two and shTsssl sHn-
ared dollars. The My. Obsorvsf spuaks
IS follows Of his case:
/ @fItAis go surprising that SO few sub
sexihegs faslg Understand lheis rsspOasi-
bsiSsies topubiishsfs Il newspapers! The
lag which goswned in this decision, 10 q
IAN Of congress, and therefore applicable
to every State IN the Union. Many sub
seFibsrs assa TO regard the bill for news-
paper the. Last to be settled, especially the
last which the law will enforce. Respon-
sfbfe men, ever under sriffug whims, re-
Ease to taxa their papers from tbs office,
regardless of the payment Of the arrears,
aad whsa haifgs aszn more years have
been added to the aEre&rs At the time Of
sFopplng, think ID bard 70 par tha iasseas.
ed bill with interest and cost Of OoAcs-
tion.a ts Z Gsa &sa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
SULEEAKY ARTICLES, +,

El2ToftHs Extracts, sAaces, Csasuwa snaasss
UFted ChEEsnta, Cream Tartar and soda ChrTpIrss
1sAst or Baking Powder, Chemical aalerstum. p
Sage, rapleca aud TEinKiazs At GKEp n we
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

] kaELgMssH OF kswssAPsRs S Rall il
ne bnm that ID required 70 pasronise q
newspaper, and amply rswasa ID passsns
| care not bow hanhls and unpretending
the gazette which be takes. It is next to
impossible 10 Ill d shsss withoaE pss1ing
into it something that is worth the sub
scTiption price. Every parent whose son
is away from home az school should sup
ply him VITA newspaper. Lwsll Fsmen-
ber what marked difference there was
between those ofay sctgGlmstss wbu had
nos excess q newspapers. 0shar things
beng squai, shs arss we've always saps.
siar 10 she last in dsbate, comg esitien, end
9saafaa inselag ersee.-~DAsIsL NEssxRR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
Jos Pnnrrxo-MoRx NV TYpx.-W

JoB PnRTNG-MoRE NEw TYPx.-We
hsvereeentIy added to our Job Once, large lot Of
rype, Cats Borders, &c, ali Of the hesa quAi-
" Aad latest styles and are nov better prep&r-
ID than ever to execute every variety Of PLATA &nd
fancy dob Printing, Rsaf, qSiek ard ekeap, We
have the largest and best assortment Of Jo6bing
mats<iAI IN The west aaA Gan tara oss 2ny Kind Of
work Eams may be desired, ca sheTt patieas
Merchants and otAszs hasins p iAking - - asae,
are Fssaassaa 10 sad aaa axamlaa spseamssns n
worR Ana pria@s. We guarantee sattsfsesasu In
every CASE
ToGoxsUxrrrvxs and those afflicted with
DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
HEART DISEASE,
FEYER AGUK,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

To PKrxTKR$-1YPK RoR SALRy--We have
hand saa for sale tue following sS1es OF second
hAaI type which viii be sold very cheap tor cazh.
BIC La. BURaEoTR,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
e,HAxH AKIN sarvxai

WAy VIII fas Ign&sg viii shs EnfIis and Hsxxz
Nsas8 HaNas a1 sxaala &fvzEs 3 ssNAams AxM& CsAs~
phsaesA, JaSness Agsa Mixtaxs. 0sgssa's gaaIaa
GhaskssgaA, ~ sssssazsh saneaass Ens kAisfs aza
saweTas eam De baH a6 aE&eAMaMyR
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
CALF Lest

StgaSea EFeR sAe snnscEiheF, Ilyimg tws nIles
EAxx 81 Eoaae81 BfuSss iasI Fxfi, three year old
fnss Greg RSaae8. No psFi snaaAF MARKS sa asx--
Any p@Fsan aaytas intaFuaalsn 70 The ESatogs Of
sas ssgia whesa she mag De lowaA. VAL b. suitably
raasarGe& ats F@s #mEWEIS hMFTn
AHFA u s@ass t&aatE sER E4s@ SEE "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
NEW STOCK OF yEwELRYl
NJ =. EONANE

NJ" aAoNh OF JEW ELh1I
go n EONANK.
f +EEa$@ alF $EfSEEI X gRSS
ha* l9st received at his store, nsxt door 10 the
Totss ofsee' Upper Broadway, large and veil Sc
Stock OF Jeweary,
Consisting Of
CAMEO, LAVA Mosaic, CORAL, AND G0TD
SToEE SRTT,
@SsetetS Lec&ess, Rings Studs, Watch Keys.
vest Chains, n eek Chains, gpectacIeR
&c, &C
ER~Nhtch will be sold at low prices ard axnr-v a..
hsis warranted 10 prove aaE as represented
Atehes, Clocks and IsTelry repsfrsd in the upogt
@HsymsstS and eAsesssfeassmakLs =
C9nnai Bians, Iowa, Aug. Is, 1850. Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

WA7cHEs, CLOCKS AND JEwELRx.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

TxpoRrASr 10 THE pAaxxnst
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-03
From the Memphis Argus March g Latest Prom Nashville.

From gentleman well known in this city who resides several miles north of Nashville, We obiain the following regarding things in and around Nashville:
 The iederals are deserting in squads, going home, and they shy that there are uo union men in Nashville. They sell their pistols and arms in order to get means to detray their expen- ses home.
 McCook's division arrived at Columbia Oh Tuesday,, and Aelscn's division left Nashville On Monday going toward Franklin
 t is the intention of McCook's and Nelson s divisions to join ard cooperate with Gen. Grant on the Tennessee river. Gen. Mitchell has gene down the Murireesboro road, hunting. Sidney Johnson. He'll find him.
 Many incidents are related, 10 us of the doings of Andy Johnson, Brownlow, and Eth ridge.
 Brownlow reached Nashville before Johnston and kthridge. When Andy Johnson came and met old Brawnlow, the man who has said more hard things about Johnson than ''anY other man Ill the State, they embraced and wept bitterly
 Alter they had gotten over their ''sobbing1 they embraced again, and again, Brownlow told Johnson that they met under humiIating circumstances and they embraced agaln After which they embraced.
 After Prownow and Johnson had gotten over their crying spell Johnson asked Brownlow if he would not take charge of and edit ''loyal'' paper, to be published upon the Union and Amer ican type.
 The members of the Nashville nress were sent for, and Johnson had an interview with them, informing them that they could publish papers only upon terms which he dictated.
 MT. Thos. G. Marr informed Johnson that he represented the Union and American office and that he would decliue the publication of that journal
 Johnson told him he could choose he.woeu the two, to publish or not publish, and aniarr chose the latter,
 The Patriot made is appearance one morning and dried up.
 Cen. BueI had left Nashville and was coming towards Gen. Grant, to cooperate with him.
 The Union feeling is on the wane in and around Nashville, and the Lincolnites are getting very sore of the treatment they re- ceIVe.