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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-26
The Legion Of Honor.

In 1910, that memorable year when
Ror~e, Amsterdam, Dartzio, Antwerp, and
Paris we're cities Of the same proud en-
pire, Napoleon had brought his young bride
to Drassels, ar,d was received ~sth much
enthusiasm and poinp. On The morning
after his ARRIVAL, he reviewed the troops oi
she garrison OF Al Verte, and as the dhier-
ent regiments passed, remarked grenadier
who bore the chevroas Of a sergeant-major.
Tall and erect, las black eyes blaxed like
stars lrora a face hronsed ty twenty cam
pssens, which an'enormous moustacho rem
aered still more formidable or 5tzarre.-
When tire knes we're re-fornaed, the Emper-
ar rode up TO tlte regiment of grenadiers
and called the sergeant to the front. The
heart of the old soldier Seat high and his
cheeks esewed.
Il have seen you before said Napoleon.
"Yonr nsrne2"
"aNoel, SIRE" lie answered, with faltering
voice.
~Were you not in the array Of Italy 7"
"Yes, sires drummer at the Bridge ol
Apole."
'And yoa becsme sergesnt-maior9' =
"At Aareago, sire"
Bat sincei"
Il have taken my share Of all the great
battles"
The Eape~or waved Lis hand, the gren
sdier returned to the ranks, and Napoleon
spoke rapidly to the colonel for few mo.
sse4sIs, tire quick glsnces Of his eyes TOWARD
Noel showing that he was talking Of hin.
He had been distinguished fer his Bravery
ia several Battles, bet his sinodesty had pre-
vented has soliciting advancil,aent, and h'
lad been overlooked in the promotions.
Tire Emperor recalled HIM to his side.
i "Iea have merited the Cross of the lie
g;ea Of Honor" said he, giving HIM en-
that he wore.
"Aou are brave rtan."
The grenadicr, wlfe at that nsorsaeft steet
between the Emperor and colonel, could no
speak, bat has eyes said mere than Volumes
Napoleon made sign, the drums beat |
roll, there was dead silence, and the CO
loaei, turning toward the new knight, win
; ~ith trembling hands was placing his eros
upon bis breast, said, in loud voice:
"In the name Of the Emperor, respec
Sergeant Major Noel as d Sub Lieatenatl
in your ranks"
The regiment presented arfi.s. Noe
scented in i, dream; and enly the in,niovabl
features. Of the Emperor prevented hin
from falling upon his knees. Another sig
was made, the drems beat, and again tn
colonel spoke:
In the name OF the Emperor; respet
Sub I;ieuteuaht Noel as Lieutenan. ia you
ranks"
This new thanderstroke nearly osercalil
the grenadier his knees trembled his eye
, that had not been moist For twenty year
were filled with tears, and he was vainl
endeayoring TO stammer his thanks, whe
lie heard third roll OF the drums and th
: loud vote Of his colbnel:
'.In the name Of the Emperor, respes
lieutenant Noel as a Capsain In you
ranks"
Aieef this fts,hotlSn, the Emperor col
Z 7
tinued bis review with that calls majest
dir which none who beteld him ever forgot
I bat Noel bursting into food Of tears; fair
ted In the arms Of the colonel, while frol
the regiment CAME a loud united shout
tteee Esnperears
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-26

While the rebels we're IN Frederick, Md.
an oslicer rode up TO group of young la
dies, and said to one of tl,em !" will make
yea a present" at the same time pulling a
ring from his fr ger, and remarking thet 1t
was made from the bctses Of Yaakee.
The laay declining to receiSe the ring, the
osscer rode off with the sneeriug exclama-
tion. Aoh, thought yoa were southern
ltdies"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-26

The editor Of country newspapers 10
answer to readers complaint tlsst he did
not give news enough, advised him TO read
the Bible, which he had no doubt would BE
news TO him.
-Four men we're Killed on Saturday neat
Aankaio, Min, by the Indians: The vic
Tins were thrashing wheat. and we're with.
10 mile Of company OF ireops,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-26

LEfrEns.-Oh, this watching and wait
Ing for the post, the torment that bcfalls us
all at one time or another of our lives -
However different our characters and our
circumstances; which Of us is there 10 whom
every symptom of this wre.chedness is not
painfully fanailar5 The rising invigorated
by sleep to entertain anew the Joyous hope
that comes with morning; The dressing
little huffieaiy, perhaps, yet all the moro
carefully because that letter Is to reach our
hands, and to make festival OF common
day the sweet surmses respecting its very
appearance, how it will begin, how long it
will BE, what tidings il ~ill bring; the iittef
impossibilty Of giving ourselves to any oc-
cupation before it comes, for come it will
to-day; the cloud before the eyes when u
length the letters are brought in, and then
the sudden resulsioh that follows the dis
covery that The letter is NOT there Some-
thing Of anger will rise; all creatures ara
angry at torture, but soon It is banished
BY fear which has even greater torment;
the fear lest illness, lest death should have
prevented tile writing OF the promised let
ter; Tor love, in many natures, Is " too like
despair" and the darkest solution in the
first ex6itenient Of disappointment seems
the most probable. And then the appalling
length of the remainder of the day how
drag through its hateful hours? Every
espedient is welcome for killing the time
we cannot employ. BY and by more toll
cradle hypothesis present themselves to tho
mind we can bear TO sc reminded of lct-
ters gone astray, of contingencies short Of
tdfai which might yet have marred our
hopes; till worn out with very wretchedl
ness, we grow calm as evening comes, and
expectation begins to revive. The night
mast be slept through that it may pass the
quicker. Tomorrow We shall certainly
hear. But tomorrow comes, and there ii
no letter and al that dreary round, from
the darkness Of utter despair to the glinlz
mering light Of sick hope, has TO be gone
!, through again
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-26

Or. Coolidge, who has superiutcuded ors
erations on the bloody field of Manassaf'
estimates our Killed al l7O0, and sEe sso.ind-
ed at COCO. He thinks that the suffering
Of The wounded rien from hunger was nos
as great as supposed, as within foffy-eisE.
hours of the battle food was carried 10 tts
field in Quantities szfseient to supply an:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-26
RErupsaTIoN.

'rzsth a ragged palmetto sestAersor sat,
Advising the baud q his Tsaama Nat,
Aud tryisl3 to tighten his mind of a load
By hummiDg the words Of the following odes
= Oh for nigger, and oh for whir
Oh. for a ccsktail, and oh for NIP
Oh. for a strcs At old Greeley and Beecheri
Oh. for a crack at Yankee school-teaclecrs
Oh, for a captain, aud oh for shipi
Oh, for a cargo OF nisgers each trip
Aad so he Kept oh Sag for all be had ,sSt,
Not contentta for owing for all that ned st.
: oFsAels c. kr P,etts.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-26

Tie pompois tritap, of olose-6sted
citizen closed with The following passage Of
Sculpture ''Iie that giveth to the poor
len5eth to the Lord dat may be so"
soliloduized Salnbo. but when dat man
died, de Lord didn't 6we I'm d red cent"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-26

Greet havoc was committed IN Phi,adel-
phis on Friday in consequence Of an ovefs
flow of portion of The ely by water:-
Three chlaren rere drowned, and property
damaged 70 the amount of a million Of dol
lars.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-26

A Crifseisss of Seh ssson's Style
Is~n laSe uss JekRssns targfS styies
That gives an iucA tse Importance Of a uisie,
slsses ~ an.nure wsgen-ioad aFou ID,
To raise a simple daisy from the gTosnd;
Uplifts the chsb q ucrenles-for what
To ceusA a ossferfy brain guat;
Creates q whirlwiod from the earth, to draw
A goose's feather or exait straw;
Sets wheels ON wheels in eIetSoH--sseh acisster
To sarce up one poor nipPerkin of watsri
Ixss ocean labor with tremendous roar,
10 keave cookie shell upon the shore;
Axse ineverS tnsme his pempoasarts
IE.ssen's ! assaI thandes or a rumbling esrt.
worcofr.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-26

Tar FoHrrt3n ~ cUR Ml6pSet.,
The stsbe,intenaent of coapany az Matsss
chusefts army ntrses, whe has just retdsr'S
from Washington, g,Hes a pleasant sctS.tt
of the bearing o; our brave soldieys tnces
their suffering from SICKNESS aud wodndss
At The hospitals nearest the ba'ile Geld,
where the worst cases were received, .e
saw nothing but cheerful resignation and
indomi,arfe forlisdde. Our soTSiers accet
the incideats Of wounds, fevers and lack "
ordinary eonsenieiYces as inefhkihe occar<
rences, and lose neither their patience NOT
their faith.
One poor fellow, who had received shot
through his body, requested the surgeons
to attend Hss, to the wants Of comradc;
whose leg had been shattered by q cannon
ball. " See to him 6rst," he said; he u
more badly dE than am" Yet this brave
man who scrgot his own suEerings in com.
passion for those Of others, was Afterwards
found to be dangerously hurt, and Is now
very Ill IN Washington.
Another soldier, eeatins out of an arnbd-
lance without assistance, walked into The
hospital With firm step, but expired with
in an hour The ball which hit him be-
numBed Ms nerves, and he had mo idea that
his injury was mortal
One i8siching incident was related to Vi.
4
A young Michigan soldier was brought ia
from The Centreville field, terribly wounded
by 1ausket bah, Which had entered the
4 right SIDE of his NECK and emerged under
the left ear, carrying away PART Of HE
tongue and lacerating the &indpipe. I'm
able to speak or eat this soldier lay help
leas for day Or Two, receiving no nourisll--
-nent because he could swallow nothing;
and indicating his wishes BY signs. Open
ing the hand signiGed "yes." closing IL;
"no.' In the Third night after his arrival
At the hospital, sudden attack Of herhor-
rhage ended lis life. To the Hast his eyes
We're fixed upon the portraits Of HIS wife
and child, which Nc had caused to be hung
upch the wall by lis bedside.
Another soldier ~canded ID the let;
amused Him. elf by carving rings from
peach Stones, producing creditable work and
distributing his specimens among the nurses
who attended him. They are preserved a.
keepsakes. This man SO deStrous with his
knife, was Yankee, WHO had nothing else
TO do than To ehtertain himself with the
pastime Of whiting"
In the seterest surgical operations Cdr
taen d,tef no GroaEs, make no complainiss
But Bear Up tndet the treatmen, with won
derful calmness. In cases of amputation,
chloroforIn is administered, bu: the opera.
tions Of probing and dtEssing Are hecessa.
rily conducted without the aid Of anesthet-
les, and the pain is often terrible. The
men joke over it and laugh off their troub-
les. They are brave company who have
gone forth to sght our basties.-N. Y. Ers,
, ring Post.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-26

4 public writer thinks that much might
be gained II speakers would observe the
n,iler's me,hod-always to shut down the
gate v ben the zrist il ou'.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-26
POETRY
For the Tsehows Pals Tunes.
oLD VIRGINIA.

For the Dehows Pals Tunes.
OLD VIRGINIA.
ny D. onsERr pixrrn.
Us Virginia rame 80 olden---
Land Of Presidents and statesmen
Firth Il memories all so golden
tEver sacred viii We hold them
wha.s record
Now you sve to condemn.
Pstriots, pause, this ground is holy
sunny Southland drenehed In blood,
Tardy justice, marching slowly,
lsas your f,ith amcru-sn aooa5
Tries your psrieasse
Inshe csularon mRdesy y3ed
saered are the graves Of battle,
Made for fre,aeu aud for Rissts
Vet how frarfalSs the rRrsle
w e.e asath'srcsns, fn the hshtS
Yet how chilling
10 Shs feelings, is the sigtE.
God Il battles hover DER Us,
with thy healing magh ~sna,
saenfly rortf the crime before
with thy mighty powerful handi
Curse II slavery:
See thy fate ,-ye cannot stand.
scolumn! Forward y essm ti,s mountains,
Come the boys that die or win,
Stop they not for pools or fountains.
fnkd with blood mid battles din
Bot IL om
From of the record, taw'sa sim
Slavery Foul blot Of nations.
cursed are the fruits ye've borue-
ozrse q man In all relations,
Thou art dy ing-eease 10 NOUN
Old Virginia!
Fsop bs breast, she thai Be tori.
ois yhe6a! Land Of Dixie
List my song-I sfs ss true
Yankee boys will try to ix ye,
with a style both old and new
Shade Of Ethan!
Onward: now to fight and teach ye.
Wilmington, VI, Sept II, ls6l.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-26

l, + ns~-t tsc l<r tc mend Sc-Asf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

Gg By the Omaha Republican o. the
7th, We notice that the merchants Of thai
place are sailing RFst rate artiale OF
Goal OH, as Gfty eessts per gallon. We
havs not purchased single gallon Of
Coal on in this city, for the last six
months Ut least, for less sum than oas
SollaT per gallon, doable that charged by
the merchants of Omaha. Why l. shin
grsas dizarsaos in price bstsesn the two
piaeass Ii the merchants Of Omaha can
ssll u 30 cents per gallon, we ars OF the
opinion, that the entarprising merchants
Of Council Bluffs, can afford TO sell the
sans article equally as cheap. If cur
merchants expect TO compete with our
neighbcrs over the river, In Coal Oil, they
Eanas come dawn in their priss On that
article ethexwise, it will D sansaa tosour
owa aisizens 70 bay Cod ssl ~ 0maha.
Let ~ have cheap Iighs-
e r. s.--Sihee the sbovs wac put In sype
J. d. Hosx Informs a. that he haa Ceal
Oh shaa As sells fer 80 and 90 esnta peg
gaiioa. THAT'S The piscs 10 invest whsrs
you en- say shs shMpsss.
~ y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09


SCHooL ExHrBTioS.-The Pupils Of J.
c. LrrSGxR's School, gave their 6rt Ex-
hibition At Babbitt's Hall, on Wednesday
evening last. The Hall was crowded With
citizens all anxious to witness the reput-
ed great improvement made by the pupils
since Mr.. LRrSGER took charge of the
SchooL ana all were satisfied that he is
ths teacher Of the School Of the city. All
the scholars acquitted themselves With
great credit, and where all were so perfect
Ia their parts, 1t raust be admitted that
both teacher and pupils have not neglect
ed their duty. The orations were dsliv-
cred in clear aud proper sose~.shepsus-
Is were properly made, and the emphasis
and GESTURES we're made in the right place
and time. There was no running and
blsading ssnteac@ sagsthsr, - l. 100 Of
ten the case upon such occasions. The
original oFasions we're good and suited to
the OCCASION The exercises occupied con-
siderable time, in fact they were long, but
not tedious, because they were interesting
We heard bat one opinion expressed By
the sudianee aud that one vas expressed
By all, that the exercise was the best that
they ever Witnessed. IL there were any
in our elty, who doubted MIR. LfSrSaEg's
snsrgy and ability as teacher of high
School, since attending the two days ak
araiaasion aad the Exhibition, ali their
doubts are renoved. ri ..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
Il FEARFUL EPTEEMaC AMONG Cnyl.
nM


4 FEARFUL EPTEEMaC AMONG CkazL-
DAEN.
A peculiar disease, known among med
ieal men Is an epidemic form Of iniaana-
ton Of she membranes Of the brain and
spinal cord, has oeen prevailing among
the children in this #ieiaity for the past
two weeks, and Of nine cases attacked
the first seven proved fatal within forty.
eight hours from the attack. The disease
seemed not at all ainenabla 70 to tAe
usual treatment, when at al proporsionsd
70 the apparent severity Of the attack. -
The attack has ia every case begun With
chill, followed By palms Id the axtssa.
tiles of the back, bowels and head, This
sosn passes o. and ths child sppeass
well. Afrer about twenty four hours To-
child 10 a. an iastaas asfaaked NTH ex.
IRENE pain in the head, and la some ca.
sec has been al GAGE coavulsed, with nm
consciousness, and ramained so till death,
which has uniformly occurred within
eIghteen hours lie others there were but
little evidence Of eonvulsiaas, with some
coma, but without entire loss of cousci-
business Death In Ehssa aassa haa been
equally rapid. .
A poss HorteE upoa ona Of the cases
showed the most intense eangsssion of the
membranes and substance Of the brain.
but wisaoui positive evidence of inaaula-
nation, the membranes Of the spinal cord
we're also inteIssiy congessed With affn-
sion o. Huid within theul4 The substance
OF tna cord appeared unanjnFed - Dst-
baqsss koseal Tssass, Ieth.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

DRATH on AsZAvz on AxsKgxxasxr.--
Aloaiah Phillips, . eolorsa aaa died re-
osntly aear daslssta, OAis, Il ne great
age Vt LIS ysArs- Hs waaa b Ne West
In f7s6 with Heauzan BsaHnerhasses, a.
hrs slxvs, and continued with him till I'D
died Hs was nsver freed, 8 ns wass to
Ohio soon after, and resided 10 Hasmar,
opposite Aasiesaa, Tor sosns years. He
afterwards vent to Hatsrtown whore be
resided for over atty years. Micajah
(Cajoeg was the slave Of Colonel Borrei,
Of York, Gloucester county, Virginia.
At the death Of Col. Borrel be vent to his
Jaw, the Rev. DIR. Founlaln. With
whom be lived NJ the time of The battle of
Yorktown, and WIS then waiter in ths
army. His descriptions Of the battle
were vivid, and are presumed to be true,
There are persons living who have known
him fos aixsy yeaxs, who piaos hm ags as
fully tie above. 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
A RATCE ON CAKER.

WArER PoUND CAkK,-One pound Of
butter three OF sugar; one OF water
four of aour six eggs half seaspoonfui
of soda one of cream tartar.
DELICATE CAKE.-Three cups Of -four
EEo Of sugar 4; thTee-foaEths of .aweel
milk half cap of batter whites Of six
eggs one teaspoon of cream tartar half
teaspoon of soda.
Snow CAKE,--Two cups Of sugar one
of cream whites Of six eggs ne-fourth
teaspoon Of soda one-half Of cream tar.
tar three tablespoons of melted butter ;
shrea cups of dour. .su=r.
FRuTT CAKE.-One pound of -four /;
tbree~fourths of butter one Of sugar /:
four of raisins two of currauks one
half OF citron 1; eaa cup OF Aolaases /;
eight eggs one tsaspoon of soda spices
to your taste.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

- LrErT. WOODEN, the gallent coza-
rnander of the Monitor, is stilI very ill.,
a letter from one Of his friends, dated At
"ashingtoa, On Tuesday, says: %BFy-
sipeias has broken out, and for TWO or
three days We feared for bis life. He il
ralIying 1 iitsie now, and With ny vile
and bis wife, and three surgeons we hope
TO bring him around, thoagh he will be
awfaily SCARED. Bus he will pave the
consolation of knowing that he is the arss
man who eyer had score Of ten-inch
shells burst within ten inches of big head
and live to tell of it, .-... s-..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

- saow has lately fafisn in Rome,
and though it lasted only an hour, the
schools were ies out 30 allow the scholars
to enjoy the rare treat In the country
and On the mountains round Rome it has
taAeH more abuadaakly, and frou the
top of the Quirinal all the heights and
plains around appear of d&zzLng white
ness. .ra #as = 81 rzaat
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

Does AaAIE.--A bill has passed the
House, aud undoubtedly will pass the
Senate, and become . law, which impos-
es tax Of $l,00 On all male dogs, Aad
$500 on those of the feminine gender
Amy man, then, that has valuable dog,
can saYs it BY paying the tax and getting
them registered, otherwise they will be
shot down like q ssdorg.1 sa,a -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

BEKas & Co.,Feoeivsd By shsssesaa-
er Emile, twenty-five hundred packages
of goods. They certainly have huge
stoek-thers 10 no discount on that-prob-
ably the largest stock of Groceries, DC,
ever brought to any one house this high
mp the river. Ii looks ~ if they intend
to b prepared for the spring emigration.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

- Tbs Third Annual Fair Of poasa.
wssaamis eouasy, swsyasd to RAssrxy& CARRIER
IKE, the .aysg pFs@tam lsT tss RxsTaasaMKs Oh
salxTiss. Thoss wsnaans gos work Of sny kiss
weaia do we'll 70 make > n0ts Of tais sael We are
RVqpassd 10 sranme4ata eur fEieads ga saeas no.
lice. sasisfaeaisa warranted. or ne eaasge maas.
msxs nots sg tAas, tee
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

FTRsT VEGETABLES OF THK SKAsoH.-~One
of Our Davenport eotsmPoEaEies has been
RECALLED with q lot of radishes and lettuce,
the frat Of the season. This occurred on
the 18th nit.
We don's expect to See anything Of that
ssrs out this way until about the first Of
August. We are in the full enjoyment Of
winter here vet. ~#~ -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
&c. D. WiIgus "a Riplar ?. sharp

0G. D. Wilgus and Ripley P. Sharp,
both OF Lexington, Ky, had s1diaeal-
~" aaar the Broadway Hotel, In that
place, on Saturday evening, in which the
former SHOT the lattsr three tiHnes with .
revolver, iDaietiag wounds which caused
bis death In about twsuty.fnur hours. -
Wilgus was arrested.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

CERR ron TIE HRADAcRK.-ni 10 stated
thas two seaspoonfala Of finely powdered
charcoal drank II half . tuxabler Of ia
tar, will In less than fifteen minutes, givs
relief to the sick hsz<isshs, when easised,
a in most cases it Ia, by . saperaban-
dance Of aaid On she stomach.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

kS The Post Office has been removed
to the new building recently erected By
Sanborn, corner Of Bryant street and
Broadway. The lsesaiaa - . gosd ana,
and will be much mera ssraforsahls foR
those employed in the once.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

~ Ths sold 0ottoawood" was sold
u public auction on hioaday lass, for
500 i County Orders. The city was the
parsaaser. Ii viii now undergo repairs,
70 lszaissd sxtsns, and viii be used for
o oalabosss. Twin de very well 10 soH-
ane 4 aruaken naa, but wAsa be gssa so
Der, he will 'sakedaaale.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

U The Baptist Bible House on Nassau
atrest, New YoFk, an aIegaaa marble
building srected sone years sinos at a
cost of $ll5,0 has been taken on q
forselossd mortgage Of sos, 900, by ths
United States Trust Compaay, and the
society that had owned 1t Is disbanaed.-
Thsga was bad nsanagen ent somewhere.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

60 An oaEosx who wa on board the
Monitor daring tbs engagement with tha
Msfsinaao, and who l. eonvassant with the
manafaasare u sha ordnance, ID fully sat.
fsfed that the bow mad steam guns os The
herrimae are Armstrong guns Oh 100
pounds ealibss, and Of Eaglish nanufac.
tafe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

~ GES. BULL, says the Nashville
correspondent of tbs Chicago Tina, new
or shows himself in public, and 10 rather
difhcalt of access, He IL sometimes sesn
at the window Of his rooHa, in dressing
gown, but has never, am informed, bsen
known 20 visis the camps, where he has a
hundred thousand troops in waiting.