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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
Estate Of Thomas j. Cook.
Estates &c; for Settlement.
An Ordinance

q IVHIUIVIIIa NVVeo TIVIH UHHIT5 Ut L4aI bV'
Sec. l. Pc il ordained by the Comet OF the ncurpn-
ri,ted village Of lcaware hat il shall be unlawftl
any person persons, being the Cwncr owners Of
Gecse, 10 permit the at lHrge within the
limits Of said Incorporated village.
- C. 2. Any person or persons offending against the
provisions of the above section, shall upon conviction
thereof before the Mayor village, be fined in any
sum not exceeding 1--WE doila the hrst oTense, and
t5r each successive "a Use in any sam not exceeding
ten dollars, together with the Of prosecution; and
each twenty four hours that said Geese permitted
to run at large after the first conviction shall be deem
ell new ohense within the meaning Of thus ordinance.
Sec 3. This ordinance to be in and to take cf
feet from and after It's publication
Passed October Cth, 1862.
Attest: L. B. SMITH, Mayor.
\. L. GOULD, Recorder. Get 10 62-It
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10

MUSTERED IN.-Seven companies of
the 1l3d have been mustered into SER
vice at Sandusky, and the entire re-
giment have been supplied with uni
forms and arms as we are Informed.
How soon the regiment will move is
Ec knoT'N.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
ananish T8nnIrs for saIa-

-yge THE undersigned rfIcrs Tor s1lo at hH faUta
Ets3sS- in Liberty township. number o( very ei
1S0 perior FUi.h Bl.uODEn SPANISH BUCKS N
>AAAa1 which he calls the attention OF perspna Sla
sirous OF improving their nocks.
Oct. 3, lS62-4t II r CARPENTER
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10

RTOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned has
IN been APPOINTED and qualified as Administrator ct
the Estate of Esther Delano, decd, late Of Delaware
county, o. All persons Interested will govern them
selves accordingly
Sept. 20 '62' L. C. STRONG.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
On Tuesday the 4th day OF November. 1862.

-
henry H,nl CT at, shall olIsr for sale public vch
due, the door Lhe Court Houss In the town OF Del
aware, Delaware county, OHIO,
On Tuesday the 4th day Of November, 1862,
ctwecn the hours or 10 O'Clock a. m and O'Clock D
of said day, the following described Estate 20
vii: Three Hundred and SiXy Eight Acres (36Sj aud
l)3 polcs being Lot Number in Section a. ToWnEhip
3, Range IS, United States Military lands in Orange
Township, Delaware county, Ohio, beginning pose
i'll Improvement The tier line Section
corner nf lots anI 6; thence degrees 50 min
utos cast along the tier line i4s poles post tho
eo'nar at Lots ant from which beech is inches
in diam bears south 81 degrees west distant 2Ol
links aud sh stump "a inches diameter bears uOr
50 degrees west distant links, both Old bearing
Of SAID corner thence 50 degrees minutes
west hctween Lots and 396 y poles the range line
as point from which boech inches in diameter
beats south jai4 cast distant 4la< links and bcroh
Is rh in diameter bears north 20 degrees east dis
tani u links: theRC south degrees so minutes west
a'ong the IA pOies a post from which a beech
- inches in diameter bears south 50 degrees east da
tint p links and hoec inches meter bears mort
"A degrees distant IS links; thence south 50 d
grcCs inmates east between lat and 396 poles
70 the place OF beginnme. t'-f -7T1i
AIso-tle following described Lot or parcel OF Land
lyme ami being IN Orange township, Ieawars county
ohio, Section three t3) Township three (3) Range
eighteen S) United state military lands, Beginning IN
the center II The Columbus and Sandusky turnpike
whore the county road said turnpiko thencn
poles TO post from which beech IS inches In dtlm-
tor bears south 10 degrees west 2Olf links Distant
thence north SO poles 10 a post from which beech "a
inches in diameter bears north SO degrees west 22F
links Distant thence 1907 poles tho ccntor al
said turnpike; thence north with the centcr Of said
turnpike 5s les 10 land occupied by b. r. smith:
thence west with Smiths south line 40 poles 10
stake thence north 10 degrees rs poles and ~
links; thence west l39 poles 10 land owned by Cyns
Thomas; thence south f55 poles u IAthrnp's land;
thence cast 81 poles to Iahrop's north corner
thence south along L1throps line tho0eptcr ef
the county road thence along the af said road
% the Pacs of beg unng; containing hupdrcd A,l
tffty eight $40 acres more "r 'i-5 go. ...-r
FIRST Lot appraised at a. s,z-scoond lot appraised
al $o4S3 20. IN .g1a
Il. G.. WATERS,
Sheriff Of Delaware County. Ohio.
Oct. 3 ,ASd2 lot $3.50. .s.- ~ g.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
Apple Trees ! Apple TreosI

,..v TKTHO wants good Orchard Of eraftod Trrcsfr
Ssr% w Trees from 70 10 feet high, very thuny 4,
- 0hd heartily call at the DolaNare Garden,
whore you b. suited. Il. Hs.l. .s % '|s'1
Oct. s. l362-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
Delaware. oct. 10. 1862.
UNION NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
SUPREME JuDGE-FRANK. T. BACKUS.
SECRETARY OF STATE-W. S. KENNON.
ATTORNEY GENERAL-C. y. OLDS.
SCHOOL CosNIssIoNER-W. d. HEN + LIE
MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works
JOHN D. GREGORY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10

THE Drug Business conducted by NJ. l.. STARR and
1 L. STSRR, heretofore under the firm name of NJ
L. STARR BRO, will be continued by the parties
under the firm OF STARR * BROTHER at the Old place.
Thankful for the friends and patronage have here
tuore had, desire the continuance thereof and
viii use best cndcavors 70 Furnish every article
ted in line which shall be the best be obtained
We have every facility for conducting our business In
the best mnHncr-uavinE large Sturc Room httcd-up
equal To the best in shc cItits-ind will sell the
lowest prices fur cash
VI. l.. STARR,
Delaware, o., Jan. l. 1869. y. L. STARR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
.Attachment ETotice.

Thomas Brown Fiaiutn Before X. u. smith. ~ r.. 80
against Delaware. tuWnshtp,, lNiA-.
Alexander Kent, pert ware county Ohio w ''''f'f
OVahe 5th day september, A. 10 1862, said Jus
" tee issued an order Of atlaGhmeni iq Ibe Rhqye as
tIun for the SUM OF sixty Qar dollars and MANLY Te
cents debt. an,tten dellars probable COSTS M b fs1.
Oct. s, lS69.-4t -.-... .....-.. .THOS BROWN.
ESTATE OF GILBERT VAN DORM 3
RT0rICE is hereby givVn that the undersigned hRR
IN been appointed and qualified as AdWnisiraaor on
the EstateQf Gilbert NRn Born deoeaset fls az IAcla
ware county, OHIO All persons interested viii govern
themselves accordingly ..' ~ +iS'' fTNii
Oct, 81 ls62.--3t ...r JoHN ARMSTRONG. 81. 4 "a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
Lr.srArn OF crr.nnRT vAr1 nnrEn NJ
nsTAru OF ono. 9xnRa. aan- :. ?

ATOTlCEts is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified Adtnih sEatOr oh
tn ksate Gf Geprg ByeTs sr. deceased late ot Della.
ware county Ohio. An persens Interested via govern
themselves accordingly. f'tH '4H f r" III ~
Oct. 3, 1S62--St .TH0S. NJ. HYERS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
GntIerv.

TINIRE Ivor and Bone Handle Table Knives
Fine Pocket knives Razurs and scissors, ,ot the bts
improved makers, will be found selling cheap at the
Jewelry Storp OF q. PLAT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10

T1XTRA SUGAR CURED CANVASSED HAMS just ro-
u ceived and for sale by -. ,.. - - L---- -.
Sept 90 Opposite tho American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
Eine Cutlery.

A LARGE assortment of fine Pocket Knives an
n Ra2ors from the celebrated lnanutaotpry at VIM Gu
hrist-ust received at the Jewery and Fancy store No
civilians Block. These goods are warranted superior
to any others IN the markotEEgliFh not cYoSptsd Ge
tlenen are invited to ealland look atthem.
p '' c. PI.A..
Delaware, May 6.-StL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
FOR CoNGRESs-
JAMES ii. GOODMAN,

COUNTY TICKET.
AUDTTOR-R r. W.-REY NOIDS.
SuERIFF.-B- G.. WATERS.
PRos. ATTORNEY II. NJ. CARPER.
CoyuIss1oSER.-R. McALLISTER.
SUKvEYoR.-GEO. &. EATON.
INFIR. DIRECToR.-G. L. MILLER.
COroNER.-B. I. WILEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
NOTICE.

COTTAGE SCHOOL. on FRANKLIN sr.. VIII. M a
" opened for the reception 81 pupils on Monday, ppa
%, lSa2. Terms from IS TO IS ner quarter.
sept 90, o. J. MURRAY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
EItraordinarV MiliIqru Sqlre

The lonely sentry walking bis rounds night eypo
sed to reHrng raus aud chill night air is often Sc zod
with most VIOLENT PAINS, COUGH and SUFFOCATtN9
HDAb~tN ksS first symptoms ot QUICK CONssI MP lO%
hat il supplied with HplIOWAY'S PILLS and HOIIo-
WAY : OINTMENT, alt danger is averIed few Pts
takcn night aud morniEg, and the Ointment brskIE
r"hb"d twice day over tho throat and chest Will
move the SNEREST PA AINS and stop distress
ins or DANGEROUS COUGH. Therefore We say 70 tho
whole Army,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
S1l,[Iers At'enfjon y

Sc TO health do not trust tho Army sun,
les though U>t valuable. These PiIIS and UINf-
MhAI have been thoroughly tested, they the only
remedies used IN the f4ropcan Camps and Barracks,
for forty years Dr. Holloway has supplied the
Armies in Europe, and during the CRIMEAN CAMPAIGN
he established depot l}alacaVa for tb0 exclusive
safe Of these GREAT REMEDtIS, many time his kpe
cal Agent there has sold in weight Of tho
Ointment n single day. Those rriblc fatal enc
mics Of the SOLTIER IN CAMP,
Diam Lea, Dysentry, Scurrey, and Seolos EyrTSsss
All disappear like charm before these Pills ONT
NEXT, and now while The cry rings throughout the
ltnj, tH.. t.I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
Whes,sS',ing nails.
Change Of Eirln NTsme.

THE BEST IN THE IARKET-A LARGE STOCK Oh
hand at e. y. POTTER Il cos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
TIE SOLDIERS TRUE FRIEND.
ALWAYS READY.

ONG marches. and stf joints, bistered and IN
IL famed feet ali these the Solder must endure MO-
TIERS, REMEMBER THIS. when your are graspinR
their muskeis to meet danger, think what relief
gle pot Of this ALL HEALING X COOLING Sa;ve will
give TO the you love when far away from home aud
friends II hardcs and makes tough the feet so thHt
they endure great fatigue. sOOtes aud relieves
the inhnmtG and stinned JOINTS leaving them suppls
strong and vigorous, while for 1881 -.
Sabre GUS and Gun Shot Wounds a E.
Il stands unequaed, removing and preventing every
vcsise Of Inflammation and gently drawing the edges
together, it quickly ana completely heals thu most
Grightu. wounds . - r
WiUes and Sisters Of our Tolunfeers,
You not put into the Knapsacks Of your Husbands
and Brothers, a moro valuable moro necessary gft
han a supply of this -.' .- 'Tfl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10

DO not let these ave perish by disease, pace IN
tI,.. hands these FRFI1OCS REMEIIES that will rna-
bic them - resist tho dangerous eNposrrS the
the hills, and the wounds which they cArRot void
ami what Is moro, cannot frcIuenIy gel sIccsur
mlnent Of need, whereas II brave nlcn have only
put their hands into their kHapscks md lind there
remedy for all the casualties Of tho battle ncd
How many thousands Of lives would thus he saved who
would oll-rwse perish before relief could bs obtained
Caution NONE genuine unless the words Hex
Ln0 AY. INV N0iK 1oSBoS, ~ are disrrruiblr
WCtr nEt. in cyaTy Leaf Of tho bark or directions
round each -" box: the samo nty be plainly seen
hy hoitiHq The isaf IN the Ii7bt. handsO rraard
will ne gwen 10 any rendering such Information
hNy lea t. The detection or any party parties eoun
terieitng the medicines vending tito sarno knowing
them To Ire spurious.
? q" sold at the Mandatory Nr Professor HoILoWAY
SO Aaiden lane, New York and By all resuectAbie
Druggists and Deaers in Medicine, throughout tho civ
lz word in bxs at rs cents. g. cents and 81 each
B1- There is considerable savH.gb taking tho lar,
ger SIS.
y R-HrectinDs for the guidance Of patients eve
~ 5is0 der Affixed 10 eaUh box
Aug -, 'G2--Iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10

Itrk,r. Wien came up to the boys, as
they s'Ood around a blazing Gre, cooking their
,vening meal, l thought they would form On
interesting group for an artist. But as there
was no artist here, n;usa give rough sketch
myself:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
L. GRENNAN.

POSTAGE STAMPS Postmaster of
New York city has issued the following
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
The Latest Scxs from Kentucky

Post Office, New York, Oct. l. 1862.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10

Any goods purchased at this establishment not an
swering fully the recommendations can be returned
aud the cash rclInicd. Always happy to show our
goods TO the Ladies Whether tn TO purchase
dunn ard twecde dee. Come carly and you shall be
fl st served.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-10
Griffith & Gov,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
ScuIpturing and Carving

In Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones Urns. Vases Mu
raj Tablets, Cabinet and Counter Slabs, &c. &.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

pglEfps ON NRGRo EQUALlrT.-Among
the sentiments uttered by WENDELL Pill
IFS at the Melodeou, which were loudly
applauded, last evening, was one which
w,tsta havu been received with less fer
vid demonstrations, we think, had the
audience reelected Que moment on what it
embodied. He anticipated time when
universal freedom would prevail through
cut this land when there would be "no
North. no South, no East, no West, no
Yankees, no Buckeyes, no Hoosiess, no
Germans, no VI hises, no biacks." This
il the idea that underlies that abolition
ism Of which PH LIPS is so eloquent az
advocste-perfecte equality, social and po-
liticaV, of the whites and the blacks. How
do YOU like it, citizens of Cleveland p
Do the polished attrrunces Of WENDELL
PHllIPs gid The black pill Of 1negEo
equality" to that extent that you can
sgallbs il witk such tumalguoas and APP
/ ulau,finR sagerness I air did your
unsonhi,ticateA souls believe that ''ne
bIeeks' meant that the negroes OF the
| South, whep slavery shall be abolished,
shall all be sent away 10 Liberia, or some
other foreign country, and there be liter
ally sFno blacks" In our midst ? He be.
leves la The equality of the whites ans
the blacks, and it is taat that this i'm
ugaesssabIe fanasac has baan laboFing fOi
dnring the past twenty years.-Plat"'
dgules.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

Cairo, April 27.-The Memphis Ara
lanch Of the I'D says; On The llth the
fsderals took possession Of Pocahonsas,
Arkansas,
Ten thousand federal troops are at Don
iphan, Mo-, building aas- boats with which
10 descend White river.
The condition Of the roads in the SicIn-
ity Of Corinth, will prevent the enemy
from advancing on that pos:s,on for some
time to seEns.
The federais continue to shell Forts
jackson and Phillips below New Orleans
at long range. Every dag the shells fall
around the forts, but have done no dana
age gek. az
4 large body Of Texans ara in Memphis
anreuss for gnrinIh.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

- Haspsr's Weakly piCsaEsa secre-
tary Wsllss rs the old fogy that be Isl
he siss with his lsga crossed, and . spider
web well savsased TO COMPLETION hung
from one of his feet 10 the otheT, reading
Of she escape Of the rsbei steamer NasA-
Uills from Beaufort, in New 70 paper
fortnight old, sayiug~-ftf The rsbeI
steamer Nashville run the blockade a
Beaufort on Thursday lass!' Well,
declare this IL too bad Really, if Geo
George d. Morgan) doesn't seud me th,
New York papers more regularly, / Il has'
10 subscribe for them mvseifl -
s. George" hasn's returned that $40 90
vet, We believe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

PEAYER Is CosoR ss.--The session Of
tbs House vas opened with the following
PRAYER by Rev. Thomas II. Stockton,
Chaplain of the House: T. =
ave thank Thee for the abolition If
slavery In the District of CoIaFabia we
ehank Thee for the Emancipation of Slaves
In the Capitol of our country ; We thank
Thee thai our soil Is now frea from slave
nv and that this air Is now free air, and
80 shall remain forever. We accept this
great blessing, not as the result Of human
manlfeatation-nOt as matter vt party
poiiey-~bas ~ q Divine intsrvantiou-~as
tn Development 81 another form Of con-
arm alton Of Thy gress and glorious pur-
posa TO carry or and complete The whole
work Of haman redemrfion sherefors
We bless and magnify Thy most sxeellsal
name, anising With the churches o. al
landa ard Of al ages Ia saylng, s'Gtlors
be unto the father, rad unto the Son
AID unto the Holy Ghost A. il was II
she beginning, i nov, and ever shall be
world without end 2 "-Phia- EaqsaseT
I6iA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30
- ! - = - $50

Essdsnse has been received ~ tha sxsss-
ary sHrarsmsas, shss tbs woEk nj mstil-
asiag Treasury notes, has hecoue qaita .
|s@insss aaansE m anpreasahls oaa.~--
Far iasaausa, No aaatalAter takes one ZEN
dollar note, aud tears 81 santh part ca
ons esrnws and passes Oh the nsss fsS ten
dollars, ngbody aassfioning shaa a ispsr-
fecsly good, lie sakss asoshsr naIs 4
the same denomination, and tears on .
tanlh part Ga another corner, and 80 on
snall be hasses.ased foss eorneEs. Then
be takes another note and teas out >
piece from the upper side right; from an-
Other nsss pisse from the appsE side
left, nexs to the corner; from two more
notes q piece Ia extracted from the lower
side slsha oa onss and pisss aEsm tbs
lover aide left Of the other. From tbs
| ninth noss he removes piece from the
right Of the middle, and from the tenth
| and last note piece from the left middle.
Then be has ten parts Of what appears
to BE- single ten dollar Treasury NOTE
lwhish he iagsmioaaay passea tOgsiher, and
passes of under the plea that the bill wa
accidentally torn in pieces, bus 10 never
theless just as good - if il was whole
singular - 1t may aeGm, t6is business haa
become so extensive that the attention Of
the Government has been calledto it, and
| il 10 decided a. the only eEectuai way oil
checking the evil, not to redeem any note
| 1t par unless it ia whole, and to deduct
sns dollar for every tenth part of nots
torn OF, and in that proportion for Larger
amounts removed. The above statement
was made uron the authority Of th'
Treasurer of the United States.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

SENSIBLE Bor.--The habit observed by
nany while engaged In psaysar, Of anu
msratiug The many things for which they
pray of making the most minute atate-
ment Of the Deity, as though be did not
know their every thought, in thus happily
hit of: II
"pap,a observed a young uschia Of ten
der years 10 his parants "does tbs Lord
| kssw ansshang 2n
ssYss, my son, replied the hopeful sir
ssBut why ask that questiouTn
'sEsecause the preacher, when be pEaysl
il 30 long telling him everything, tho
be wasnf posted"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

- The killed and wounded in the
famous battle Of Marriage were Il, 600,
equally divided between the Aastrians and
the French. The latter took 1000 and
the former 4 900 prisoners. The numbers
engaged were, French $4,000, Austrians
10000. In the baltic Of AusteFiitz, the
forces engaged were 10000 French and
&C, 900 Russians and Austrians. The 81
lies lost $4,000 killed, wounded and pris-
oners the Freach 1900. The combin-
ed list OF killed, wounded and prisoners
in the battle OF Wagram was 81 900 al
Waterloo, 1880. At the battle of New
Orleans, the Americans, under Jackson,
: 900 in number, lost only Is, while tbs
English, numbering $780, lost ,902.-
At Bueua Vista, Gen. Taylor had 4,90
Santa Aana l9,000, and the former had
1856 killed and wounded, whtie the lattel
had 2,IO0 At the battle of tbs Alma, II
the Crimea, the forces were 81 900 Frenct
aud English, and $4,000 Russians, oi
whom the latter lost $500, and the allies
$500. At Iokerman, ths nambsrs wsr'
Is, 0OU allies, AZ, 900 Russians, and the los
vas 4, I26 OF the former and 10, 500 of th'
later. Our battle of Pistsburg accord
1ogiy takes rank among the great battle O
| the world.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

MlcHfcAa SALr.--A well sunk at any
point along Saginaw river, Mich, to the
depth of TOO feet, will bring to the surface
the strongest and puress salt bTiaa found
anywhere in the United States. IL 10 nov
bat tao years siues its discovery, and al
ready ovsr $00, 900 have Dssn Invested in
this braneh OF BUSINESS, and new sompa.
MES srs forming almost daily 20 sinA
usw wells and maufacture salt. Ths
result, % promd 10, that salt can be aad'
ut so coats Per barrel, and sold d th'
works $3.50 10 o. per barrel.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30
COMAEERCTAL


t EUGLE OFFICE. ceuxcIL BUTTS
An Il p, 49,
wHRAT-sprsng. 40@sScts = brsa.
CORN. De ear, l4ets = cash.
GA s--Iu Dc .nSad a. 04le Ell pr ..
Pc sAT0Es-Prime, NoG25 CAS- ~ -.
IAV-TLaoshy 81 Prairie - Eos'.
aJuS-tc.t+e. 'I.F3a ere, :. &8% % , 100,
G&E--on ;aot, s:@A2-bG ? tC5.
4Ins s-ESreen, C eiry. G. =.
7LOuR-Choiee Family xxx. 81 %, sr2eTap'
a. &c; -sor5 o. 70 p 500
CoEa EEaL-YrIIew - c, whitsi ID z aesh.
GGckwHEAT 'LouE-~Boitsd ss@2 30 . 100.
LCF"Er-E e. = oil ,28IscE D.
IA ED-y"e- ! T9sl : ,.
EGtss-Tie ! SaIo , dog.
EAADOB-+gsi4ne, :oe ? b.
sEEs wAx-Yeiog 19s25 ,.
WIZ xEY-siH : Bowsn's. L c; 81, Lou 50
20 800.
cac r>z--rssae 81 ,soG - 90; Prairie, 81 sasa
~ . 80
.1rEsVs-'.gss, 4se ca esea.
zxCHANGE-S s.oa ,. :. -. / 2 cent.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30
gT~Ths ''w,

~The 'sworld renowned hOrse sam~
er, Prof. G. A. BELxW, has been eddify-
ing the good people of this city for seve-
raj days p&st, 10 the "aodaas oPera"di OF
subduing wild and fractious horses. We
were not present and cannot speak from
our own knowledge. Whether he can do
sill be says he can or not, but presume be
enn-thosa who went in seemed TO be sat
isisd With the performance
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Cairo, Apsil 27s~The sseamss Platte
Valley from pittsburg Landing arrived
to-day at | o'clock. Halleck 10 pushing
forward bis forces as fast a. the roads
will peraait. (iaa. AcCook's Division
made q Reconnaissance as far a. Mon
terey, on the road 70 CoriBth. The rebels
appeared 10 greaE aulnbeFs, With such
,hnpslaosity did Qua forces carry every
Thing before them that they incousineutly
put The rebels to flight. The rebels we're
armed with Enfield riaes.
Prisoners taken Say the oonfederates
have plenty OF provisions and supplies
have extensive works al C0rinih, and
one hundred and ffsy Thousand men.
,Ourf advance .pieknts ape Row near
enough to bear The Locomotive whistle al
Corinlh.
The enlistment of many of the rebel
troops from Tennessee has expired, and
thoy are re- enlisting to u man.
Recruits are arriving from ali parts OF
the sauah for Beauregard's army.
Cob furshIHfs BrigAas asaeuased los
eumbia and retired to Huntsville whert
General Mitehell's Division Was eneamp'
cd. TuEchin burned the town before ht
Left
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~ Those who want to wear good
boot, got up in the latest style, and var
ranted to 1T, will do we'll to leave their
orders nj BLAxsIM Il PFxvEg's, Upper
Broadway, GgoHGB liz one Of the beat
workman In the West, and understands
aaking ganteel and fashionable boot.
| Give them trial.
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- TAssa ass quite number of our
citizens seiisng ous here, and preparing to
leave sor the Salmon River Gold Mines.
Now Ia an excellent time for new corners
to buy good property q their own agures'
The gold fever Ia raging to . considerable
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