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To be Good LOOKING.

DIR. TUMBLKTY'S PIMPLE BANISHER
70 varrsnted TO eure Sorofula, ErysipeIss, Ring
worm, Soald Aea4, Bait Rheum, Ulcers, Fever
Sores. Plmlles, and every disease OF the SKIN, 81
whstcver nature.
JOY TO 1HE AFFLICTED.
IL cures Nervous and Debilitated Sufferers, and
removes Ill me Symptoms, among which vii! Be
IndIsDositsn
- Exernon, Loss Of
Power, Loss Of Memory,
ONoyltJ Of breathing, Gen
Sra Weekness, Hsrror Of Disease,
weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful
aoIr0r Of Death, Might svests, Cold
feet, Wekefrlness, Dimness Of Vision, Lam
GusI, Universal LAssitude the Musoula ar 81 stem
Olten Enormous Appetite, with Dysyepte
SYMPTOMS. Hot hands. Flushing of the
bedy, DryneEs Of the Skill, Psllid
Csgntensnce, and Eruption on the
Fs2s. Pain In the Bask,
aefyinees Of the Eye
S FiIi fbss
bsters
Syes, VIII Temporary Suflsisn and less
BlEst, W Ant Of Attention, Great Mehillty,
kestessness, with Horror Of Sooisty,
:, Bhese symptoms, II allowed to 20 on-vhish,
thn Medicine invariably removes-soon follows
LOSS OF POWER, FA5uITY AND
EPILEPTlC FITS.
30 don't be cast down. be 70 syer no iii,
But 90 and partake of hla suSeuor siIll-
That never has hlled, there are hundreds can tell
and well.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.

tkOfOSALS FOX COAL AND WOOD.
DEYARTMENr OF THI InTllIoR,
August /, l5t1.
SlALIp PROPOSALS will be received at this De
DaTtment until IL O'Clock NJ, on FRIDAY, the 18th
instant. for furnishing for the use OF this Depart
menf, and the different branches thoreot-
so tons Coal. of the kind and esual TO the best
quality Of Baltimore Coal CompanJ's Coal.
100 tons best qualify Red Arh Coel.
100 cords best seasoned Oak Wood.
Il cords best Bakers Pine Wood.
TO be delivered at such times and in such aAn-
Titles during the season Is may be wanted.
The Department reserves the right 10 rec uire the
successful bidder to increase the above quantity
one ma At any time during the season.
Samples Of the coal to be exhibited 70 Thos. ID.
Bond, IN charge OF the furnaces. snc any delivery
Of the above not satisfactory to the person In
charge Of the furnaces will DO rejected.
Satisfactory arrangements must be made TOR tho
correct measurement OF each.
Bonds for the faithful performance Of the con-
tract in double the amount will be required.
Proposals 10 be addressed to the Superiptend emit
Of the Department of the Interior, and ndorsed
Proposals for Coal and Wood, On 1aw2w
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sM a5IgM,o.s's EaI,Asr BseEs for Ill afss-
URINARY Ok6AHS,
Whistler existing In
MALE Oh TMLLI,
Frsn vhstsver oalse originating, and No natter q
HOW LONG STANDING.
Eifsssss Of thsss Organs require the cid 90
DIURE7IO.
AHIABokD'S EX1HAeT b VGHU 10 HaI
GlEIY DIUkEYT0,
Aha I. certain - have ns sssirs1 sfsst n NJ
FOR wHIsn IL ID RECOMMENDED.
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HE 1n:ss &. , .,s.sYs q &.
EY;snI HE6Y6fEEsA. ave S.,:1sis.{s s.5.rs;;
.4ss isrsalTi 5s.s q sss I'm nsss instTsstSs
an1 i7tersstns keetsres On Msrri.{e and its qss-
cline, IndiTsston, Wesfness, belressien, or lG-
neEspes sf ShynoloSy sn6 Nstlre>s Law. These
lpyaluable lectures have been the means Of en-
nsh % snd ssving thousands. aud viii be for
YArded Tree on the reoeipt Of four stamps, BY a1-
80 Asfksst. 500 Broadway New York, iylf-iy
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RELMB0LD's EXTRACT b UcHr,
For weaknesses
Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipstisa,
Early IndisoretIon or Abuse,
Aas.d4d Nth tAsJ eIlossiss sy~pto~s:
Ind: g 70 E1' s.,I e
Horror Of Disease. wsisfuIss:s
g.; asas Shin ETn Ss: 81 q <: f:s.
PALLID C0UN7ENANCE, : 1
These symptoms, If allowed TO 90 On, which this
medicine invariably -emoves, soon follows
IMPOFENCY, FATUITY, EPlLEPTIO FIIs,
In one Of which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently FOL
lowed bv those "DIREFUL DISEASES"
'INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware OF the cause Of their ssferins,
BUT NONE WILL c0NFEss.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsY-
LUMS, ..-. -.-..
Asd fks Mslaseksly DEATHS by Cesssa,fisA,
IIAR AMPLE WITNESS TO TIE fISfH OF IHis
AssIIyIoN.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the aud OF medicine
TO strengthen and
Invigorste the eystsm.
H1ieA HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT UCHB -
carSabIy does.
TRIAL WILL eoEyINsI TEE MOST sKxPYIcAla
FEMALBS- FEMALBS-P FEMALES,
OLDOR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED. Or
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In wsa1y Affections rsexIfar 30 Fsmalss,
the Extract Ruchu 10 unesuslled BY any other
remedy, Is in ChlorIs or Retention, IrreEglarity.
s1n. q q s54So Of
Lens3IEhGs or Whites, SteLllity; and ioi I., ~
from Indiscretion, Habits of DisH patton, In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
sKI SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAmILs sHOyLD BIZ wIIaOuT TIL
IaLi no MORT BALsAn, MncyRI. or vsrLlAs.
IIszAsIs.
HBLMB0LD's EXTRACT BUoHV
cuIEs
SECRET DISEASES
10 oil their Stages, At little Expense.
Little o. no change In Diet, No inoonvonienoe,
AID 40 Ezposws.
10 causes frequent desire and gives strength 10
UrInste, thereby removing obstruohons.
Preventing and Curing Structures Of the UrethrA
,AlsyinE Pain and DISSEMINATION. % freSusnt n
Dissossd dSd WORN osf hdff~.
THOUSANDS IRON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BE SHxck rHs VICTIMS Oh
and who have said HItvy yIn 10 be cured in q
that the"fOIS0N" has. 81 the use q "rownyu
break ont In an ssrravated form. and
PERHAPS AFTER MLRAIl6I.
Bsl HTlnpoLb's EyflAsy BSeHu for eli afss-
nsns and diseases Of the
| URINARY Ok6AHS,
Whistler existing In
MALE Oh FINALE,
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TOR QuIA Rec
lay COOKE Il CO,
BANKERS,
<t3 FHYIIrTH STIBlI,
Dealers In
6sssSsNssf Bosde. Ttensnyy Notes SD Cs,Ha
estes, Cots, Csrrssty, SD Exskssss.
~ Il m

- corner L and 9TH streets, il new the place
ghere all men go to buy their outfits Of SINNER
ClothlrE; and there are good reasons Why every
one should there to buy. Firstly, We sell Cheap
secondly. our garments cannot be surpassed, In
sSJle making or trimming, they sIe suAl TO the
best OF merchant talors' work. And thirdly, We are
hSsJs careful Id recommending our goods 81 what
We respectfully solicit citizens, strangers and
discharged soldiers to como to BAR & BROS
establishment, corner OF 1th and sts, 70 buy every
arfiois OF Clothing thsy Dsed. 10 Is I'm
HISTORY OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
i its times and traditions. from 1884 10 ls4l-By
John tranoli. First American edition. with notes,
additions and an append Z, intending statistio. OF
ne Bank to the oiPse Of the year lssi-By Smith
Homaus, editor Of the Bankers Msgayine.
The ADDITIONS To- this work eomSrise tabular
statements Of the price Of Bank of Enlsnd shares,
and oonsois, And the Bank dividends, each year
rom l1sO 10 1851; ist OF Directors from 1854 to
issl; debate in Parliament on renewal OF ths char
knAnoea.
On. large Ostaro Volume, %,
lust RECEIVED AT No. Is MARKET
Space. Penn. avenue, oetwecn\
9Th and 9th streets. Ladies' Last
s so@GTs and iSs n.on ess .i..f. ~
ETench Kid Slippers, Misses and
fG T:seS q! S.f.f!.; sS;s Ss F:isPs No
irioes. I'm s-eoGI ]: kOsENTHAE."
sRAY's PHILADEtPHA suPERfof
I'M, pIro1 81 Lo'1sIATA AvssSII., o.,.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

The editor Of the NonparsiI saya that
ha heard man who "was once rnembs1
of the Legislature Of this State" say
'Ethat JED. Davis army would soon b
in Washington, he hoped" Inasmuci
as there are several persons Ia town, wht
hare once occupied q seat in the Stait
Legislature, We have been requested Il
AJAX the editor to give the aGms Of tbs
one referred to by him. VIII he answer
Hs claims to be patriot ~ and patriots
are generally bold men. Is be bold
enough to name the man referred to p
We shall see.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

A BRrlLrASr Srucco WHFvEwwsHs--
Take clean Jumps of well burnt lime,
siack in hos water, in a small
tub, and covsr it 10 keep In the steam.-.
1t should then be passed through q Ane
seive in q fluid form 10 obtain the dour OF
lime. Add one quarter Of q pound Of
whiting or burnt alum, two pounds OF So
gar three pints of rice four made into 8
thin and very well boiled paste, and one
pound of glue dissolved over slow fire.
II ID said to be more brilliant than The
plaster of Paris, and IL will last Fifty
years. Ii should be put on while warm
with paint brush. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

- The Louisville Democrat, wara-
ing the abolition papers not to press theiz
mad schemes too fur ~pon tha Border
States, ssys ''The people Of this ma
ton do not expect, after q gigantic ssrug-
gle against one section to preserve thar
Union and Constitution, to allow another
set of Dsnagogues on the Atlantic Dor"
der or in the dirty pools OF Nsw York
politics to inaagurAts another. IL re-
siBtsnee to unconstitutional measures il
made necessary, and The radicals forca
resort 20 arms, they may expscs the con-
sequences. The nation has shown it
strength in one division and Will be veFy
apt to do go in another"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

az yirtgs Of special exn-utioa 70 me directed
fro ne oaa Of ID CLERK II the DasEEsG& Court Of
posiawassszals GaaAty, Iowa, shah proceed 70
sen % Wednesday tbs 9iss day Of Nay, a. D.. iess,
between the hours of lie oFoiook 4. n. and ?. n.
Of said day In front Of the Cbanty TreasnTers oee,
In tAs city az Gsuasti BtE IA following asasEio-
I'd Real Estate Of william Leslie and &&mes Marsh,
tD-wfx. f-F 's-f .-' .--' 81 .i..
The feat half Of the South West quarter and ahe
South west quarter Of sns Worth West auzrsSz Of
s&cxlau Hbeg TklFly, tEoi and the West half % the
ssutn West quarter Of Section ThiFty-ons, kSTl al
in TswnshEg sessnsy-ava cE5g range Purfy~swo, ia
canGAtnlaS i&e acres, more or lsss. sale 10 com
aeFsce az eSegock p. M. 81 s4iA day. --"
Taksn Is ska properly af WltliAn LealLs AM
lanes MRrsn 20 satisfy 81 execution Ia favor d
Jana EsEsn, -....-. 10. :. -. .
Csmneig Rluas Iowa, ArFlI 3D. 1888. aw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

Hoxaks-HRAvsa.-sSs would remind
our readers thai horses, fed in psrss on
carrots, never suffer from heayes they
will be sound have silky coat a. well
as loose hide, and enjoy far better
health than when hay and cats are alone
ussd. Three quarts Of carrots and thzee
quarts of oaes will sustain horse mach
better than six quarts of oats. When the
carrots form part Of the feed, all the sasa
viii be digestsd and assimil&ted where
IS, when oats alone are fed, more than
one half pass through undigessed. The
aoor Of every cutting box should be rib
bed or opened, 50 as 70 permit all dust &C
pass down before the hay reaches the cut
ting knives. Many horses are rendered
asthmatio by being fed dasty hay, and
consequently, every means calculsted e
remove the dust should be resortsd to-
Working Farmer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

HH Deserved rf*--Tha women of phoe-
niG> Nov York, having, the other day,
dasastsd blacksmith taking indecent
liberties with little schoolgirl, armed
themselves with cowhides, sticks and any.
thing they could lay their hands on, and
calling on the gentleman gave him most
merrised eassigation. The last seen Of
him he was leaving town Al . qaatss
horse speed. j.. ...- ...... d. .-sss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

q kstks y IL = 60
he NJ West aHespo knse of the
No Yoik Herafd = desaila oi the
eayknral u sms, alsdeSkts sassn ers 81
the Bahamas, loaded with arms and aau-
nisions Of war, designed for she rsbsas.--
The steamers are BRitishsd owusd, bat tbs
evidsnee isprsssy sssang against them that
they designed to run the blockade, or
transfer their oargoes 10 soma other vss-
eel whash woala sasamps 10 DO 30. ssYhs
Begaazia had afali cargo Of axas and ma-
nitions of war. Her manifest which ae-
cupied soms four pages Of foolscap paper,
/ saw a copy Of, and the qaaasisy on board
vessel Of her sonage Ia really surprising.
Besides pistols and cuslasses In any guam
tity, there were aambeR OF ak and .
half ssven and half inah xsasd guns, To-
gether With several complste held batter
ies. Then again thsze were nearly fifty
thousand pounds Of powder in barrels,
besides cases upon cases Of cartridges,
fixed ammunition and shell.n The cargo
Of the Circassian 10 composed Of Com
missayy stores lnoiadiag eioihiag and
blankets.
As the vessels were sailing under th'
British Tag and with British papers, SONS
question will arise - TO the right Of cap
turing than on their way apparently TO I
neutral port.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04
AneErxrea rIlnr1rs.


The Abslitzoa Ssnasss from ihis stsss,
Dir. Gazxss, In spAking 10 2mosion 10
passpons she ConGnesaiea Bill said:
ssIf the olspnzposa ofGha hate on this
bill was 10 get Is the Tax Bill, be was in
no hurry fnr he thought other things
more important than 10 hurry to tax tie
people. Before we proceed tax our pes
pke hearty, ha wantsd soms pDiisy a.
Government settled, 30 that the people
may know Il. lie, ~ the representative
OF sovereign State, wanted 10 knew what
the policy oa me Government yes gcing
10 be- s.sA 90
II would appear from what Mr. Grimes
says, that the Administration has not JET
determined what ito policy is to be, and
should IL az np0n policy not in unison
with the Abolition views Of she Senator,
then rs ths representative Of sovereign
State be would seesds from the support
OF the Government 1t il evident that
Mr.. Grimes does nos like the course pur-
| sued By the President in relation 70 Gen.
Hunters proclamation. Notwithstanding
| ths doetrine enansiated by Mr.. Lincoln,
that the Government is older than States
and Notwithstanding the Senator's form
er reputation Of The idea Of State SOW
ereignty, the President ID reminded thai
Iowa 10 sovereign State, and that 10 tbs
exercise Of sovereignty, it may nuliify tbs
Tax Bill, unless the Government ahal
settle upon policy which shall meet thE
Abolition visws of hsr Senators. AT any
rate, the speech of Mr. Grimes may be re
garded as q threat to withhold his sup
| pors from the tax bill, II Mr. Linsoln shal
not adopt the emancipation policy of th'
ultra AboIitionists in Congress.
/ The Republican Abolition press Ia
been telling the people for the last yaAz
that the policy Of the Administration wa
to suppress the rebellion, maintain th
Union and enforce the laws but il seem
that those nearest the powers that be
think that the the Administration has n
settled policy Of Government. We thin
however, that they are mistaken. We be
heve that the President has settled apo
the emancipation policy; but does nc
declare it, for fear Of loosing the horde
States. If, however, he has settled apo
, the restoration Of the Union as IL toGi
and sustaining the Constitution Gs u i
be 10 also afraid to make that polio
known for fear Of loozing the support 9
Grimes, Harlan, Wade, Wendell Phillip
! and the rest of the ultra Abolition hoFd'
They support the administration and Ii
war, if the war il to be the means c
em&neipating the slaves Of the Ssath
) bat git 10 not TO have that effect, ther
they will refuse to tax the people and Il
, the Union slide" This is the extent {
their hypocrisieAl patriotism.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

A RAILROAD "sIsx."-The Lafayette
Journal says portion Of the track OF
the Pittsbarg, Fort Wayne ard Chicago
Railroad has sank out Oh Higha three times.
The space where this oeer.rs Ia about BOO
feet long. After losing two other tracks,
the Company inserted p lies. These have
also sunk out Of sight. They are nov
driving down piles Of ovsr sixty feet il
length, and yet haze net found. hard
ground. The place whore this occur
Is supposed to have been onee occupies
by slake, over which vegesation ha'
spread q thin crust.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04
DEATH or IN EDITOR.

j. W. GRAT, for twenty years the editor
and proprietor Of the Cleveland Plaindeal-
err, died of congestion of the brain On
Monday. The deceased edited the Plain
dealer for twenty years--s paper Of con-
siderable influence and circulation anong
Democrats. For many years he vas the
right hand man Of Douglas in Ohio.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

d. vtrsae of 3 special execution to ne dtrsetsd
frsna the 0iee Of the CLERK Of TIE DasrrAc2 Ea2Ft
Of PattawnEtaEale County. Iowa, shAii proceed 80
sell on Thursday the Sth day Of NAY A. d 1854, be-
twasn tas hours Of 10 o'ti0ok 4, N. and ssSlock
n Of said day, in Front Of the CsEnty fTsasaF era
once, in The city Of council BUDS, ne fsiiswi ns
described Real Estate Of John Graves and n. O.
Graves, te-wit:
Lot two ~ In Bloes Four 90 in stuaaZn&ns Sec
und Addition, RDd Lot Mag l9t Block one o. N
Voorhis' Addition all In the city Of Council BfGgs.
Iowa Sale to commences a. O'clock P ID. Of said
DAY
aYzksa Al the property ~ gshn Graves saa u. Q
Graves Go satisfy an RxecuLtsn In favor Of Arthur
Brisg1nsa JP WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
councii Bluff, lows, April ssh, 1853. $w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

60 The Supreme Court OF Illinois has
decided that State taxes nass be paid ia
gold and silver alone that legal tender
notes will not do. OF course the oals
wonder 10 us is that IL should ev6r havs
bean q disputed matter. IL 10 sn sxelu-
sivsly State Law, and for that matter the
State snighE yssnirs payment In gold
alene, or silver, or bank notes, or eein.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

70 Congress has but one more step to
take, and that Is to pass . Law thai this
Government does not belong to the .peo-
pie; but TO themselves. E5
The old New England Furitans who
wanted the Indian Land:
g Rssosped, That shs aarih Ii the Lords
and that No ars His ehildgen !, shssefore.
The earth d oaEs.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04
oRTsrxAL sEUExgFoNISTs,


which recently held iss sd Regular An
nu&l meeting in New York, was attended
by WENDELL PHILrIrs, GARRISON, CHExy-
ER, PILLsBuRK, and other leaders who hare
participated in its deliberations for the
last twenty years, and who greatly rejoice
sOsc, over the present aspect of political
affairs. These men are the Original Sc
eessionists, as is proved By the following
resolutions which were passed more than
eighteen years ago, by this same anti-slaT-
cry society the same leaders controlling
it. The following resolutions may be
found in the New York Weakly Observer
Of May Gath, 1874:
"Resogrsd, That a political Union in
any form between siavehoIding and q
free community must necessarily involve
the latter in gulf of slavery; therefore,
"Rssolred, That SECESSION from the
UNITED STATES G0VERNaEN Is the
duty Of every AB0LfTIONLST, since no
one can take Office or deposit vote IN
anti-slAvsEy principles, and rendering
himself an abettor to the STAKEHOLDER il
his sin.
'sReaolUsd, That fourteen years Of war
fare against the slave power have convinc-
ed Us that every act done in support Of
tho AMERICAN UNION rsvsts the chain
of the slaves-that the only exodus to the
slave 70 freedom, unless il be one of blood
MUST BE OVER THE REMAINS OF
THE AMERICAN CHURCH AND THE
GRAVE OF THE PRESENT UNION.
"Rcsolvsd, That the AB0LITI0NISTS
Of this country shoald make IL one Of the
PRIMARY objects OF THIS AGITATION
TO DISSOLVE THE AMERICANA IN
I0N.n
These same men We now find, are pro-
fessed Union men~-thesa men who, eight
een years ago, declared that it was their
duty to secsde from the United States
Government, one Of whom, in q speech
in Washington city, in the presence Of
the President, declared that be had labor
ed nineteen years to brake the Oonstitu-
Eion of the United States, and thanked
/ God that ii toas broken, are now the lead
srs of the Black Republican Abolition
party. They have worked ever since the
adoption Of the above resolutions to 'Fdis.
soIUe the American Ua&oH'' and libeFats
the slaves Of The South, and now, whsr
they see prospect Of realizing their hopel
they greatly rejoice over the present -,
pecs Of political affairs.
Our readers will bear 10 mind the sig,
nifcant fact, that WEsDELL pHILLrPs, whit
perhaps IL the author Of the above reso.
lutions, was by special invitation mad
the guest Of the present Black Republican
Disunioa Abolition Senate, and was 70
ceivsd during tbs sitting Of the Senate
upon the floor of the Senate and seate<
upon the inner eircie Of the seats, wher,
he received the congratulations of all thi
Black Republican Senators. They vii
also bear IN mind that % much honor wa
never before conferred upon any man IL
the Union. Even LSATKTTK, sthe ne.
tions' gasst,n did not receive 90 nuel
honor fEona sha American Senate.
| Can any one longer doubt sha secession.
ISM and dssssnsoaisn Of che leaders Of ID.
Republican paztyV
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

- A gantlsmsn who drew $500
from The Treasury Department On Fri-
dag, was ssindlsd out 81 u By sharper
who having watched Ind followed BIN,
pretended v be dsrk IN TO Depart
nent, and gos u into N pesssszIoa. By
representing shsrs was missaks In
ss,1nting Il. - '-'sss' '''' = 's2sa4s g :.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

Hoe EPIDKmc.-A gentleman from
Woodstock township, informs rs that tbs
hogs in the lower part Of that township,
are dying daily by the score. Mr.. Bar
Tngles has lost f0S, and the contsgion ID
spreading all over that region. Mr.. John
Wslker finds soap suds given 70 drink, al
excellent thing, either for prevention OF
cure. Mix soft soap with the feed, o.
give them soap suds 60 drink RushvsIa'
ITH.,l Citizen.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

The editor Of the NompaTsiI says thai
be heard man in town say, that be hop,
cd JsE. Davis army would soon be in
Washington. He also says thas the man
referred to, corresponds With Jones and
Hill. We would Ike TO know whether
the Government has authorized the Post
master here, to break open letters address
ed to Gen, Jones, for the purpose Of as.
certsining who STONES correspondent is
or does be commit this Penitentiary of.
Tense upon his own hook?
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

Mother Of Jerome, Superior of the
Sisters Of Charity in the city Of New York
waited on the hospital authorities Of that
city on Thursday Last, and rendered q
corps Of eighty or more nurses 70 attend
On wounded soldiers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

c. Parson BEownlow Is reaping gold
ca harvest. Nos less than q, 800 came
from his effort Mt the Academy Of Music,
the meeting II Brooklyn yielded oil 300,
and he will average about OIL 900 LEG
tare, He 10 70 have 81 900 for the copy
right Of bis coming book and On the whols
will come cut Of tbs eanpaign with fall
purse.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04
Tso CONTAGIOUS.

ITO CONTRACTORS. .-.
Il Sealed proposals win be received ut shs
Mayagsx sesca ia TIE city sk ceGReai Elnns, IeWa
I'D TO MAY lat, 1899, for the allDg uP Of HEFrison
street. fruu It's iasenssSkaG wl1A GTeea street ts
paint whezp the Eauos raises fren tia bottom Il
DE nigh ground me AIF 10 10 slxteen feet aids
and sagnEa@o inches hkghs and sAstEa sSI7a % Lei
Of sAa sasna aasi nas gxsAed ssaty eaAts per cEh!
yard J. u. PALMER MspaF
Coune4l Bluff, April Is, feS2. -.#f~'f@
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

- ouilp hearing . Lady rsadiag lake
lg ina newspaper, thai In ssrsAia parts
VI Wales II ID shs custom % plant shorns
and lhissies on the gravss Of old baehs-
lors, remarked, 'fThaa III sneshas iastaacs
81 sAa grsaa las Of compensation. II ons
sssayss shsrns IND shissIss In iifs, he mist
sxpscs thssn sfssx he diss. % ''7e
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

- d naIaaonairs ef Manchester leaves
bis properly 70 his two boys On the pain
Of forfeiture u shsy sver wear mustaahas.
Bsing oless shaver In ais owa life, be
insists upon the sazas psculiarisy In bis
cons.