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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
UNITED STATES CLAIM AGENCY.
AZ WASHINGTON CITY, D. @.
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.

A. the feQleslef J, D. JEEKTNB l. Co. 10 act
g-s-agrats foF the CHlca established By them in
VA, n@i3a City fuT the collection and tran sziss-
"a Z CLAIas against the q. s. Government, with
ss7~ reference to The immensely increase I'd az
5sasl:arss aud new sxlReHctRs ihstaent TO the ex-
I'.E var have established at COUNCIL HLuTFs
srL0-l Agency for western Iowa and ebEaska,
T-.Es - receive and attend to all Applications
-. AMI bounty If FotaateeTs, for Pszsaezs, eg
"a, nt 'uF s Subsistence, Stores or Transportation
i--4lsG~I 81 the geysFnmsnt7 which, being puA In
gTrysr T5gm and transmitted to Washington By ne,
a . - promptly and faithfully prosecuted By tAs
10. yAl agents aaaYe namea-s
P-tsyns having demands ef any description or
~. at against the Governnent, having s legal or
sl44&a1le foundation. and requiring ad3ussEsens,
zsYF-y upon their claims beng successfully pros
ted and thslE daes promptly RENTED 10 them,
y E.sk ne early application 90 mR.
vii be Supplied WIth ali laws, forms, Fnlss ard
.2sIpcLIons necessary tor Abe proper presentation
u AIMS, and also alphabetical list Of Faiun-
ters and OF all grades ia the Military service
y Regtsasnis and Composite, Whereby, upon she
aA22enius OF any casualty, or tbs maturity Of any
t--.l Tesdy be had u the requisite evil
.l-- DeA&If Of the claimant OF ais repFes sn Ia
I've, i0E It's establishment Al charges win b
= reasonable scale
OFE-s 40 second staFy Of Phoenix Block, head Of
st.Dtvav b Il. PALMER.
Csaa-.. Bluff, Iowa. Dec. Is, 1881. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
CTRAYgp "a sroLRN.

CITRAYRD Or STOLEN.
- On Monday, June Brd, q span Of Chestnut
Brown Horses, one Of tks karses is Aeaat niue aud
the other anont ten years old. ons u the horsaH
has u VITA ia star In EA@ saFaAaAa and one white
hind EC9t, the a5heS has greg aaseaS dsWn sns
fxcss 4 NheFaH sewaFd villa - paid for the EstH<n
OF the horses any Information whieh will lead e
SheirTecoyery, SILL B BOWEN.
oounell siuTs, June f2th 1881 steam Mills
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
~ The Third Annual Fair Of Potts.

r~ The Third Annual Fair on Possa-
-.s,1,ots county, awarded to BABRETT d oAaREs~
-ru the srssprrmssm fer sAs sEsTsrxcTMEE or
,,Ixrrxo rnos~xansins Tas Work d any kind'
"a 90 weli to make note Of THE fact We sss
.,sD,Yed to accommodate our trieuds on snOTS 30
- sa,Lafacsion warranted, OF no sAaEgs made.
x.Rs = ao4s Of tn&s, too.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

10 TAKE Tng SCENT Our or CLoTHNG.
Sitting On the piazza of she Casagacs,
1waa . young, fopPisb- locking gentleman,
his garments very highly scented with a
mingled odor Of mask and cologne. A
solemn-faced, old-looking man, after pas
sing by the dandy several times, with o
look OF aversion which drew general NO
sics. suddsnly stopped, and in eon6dan-
tiai tone said: .--..-.-, r..
sFssranger, ] know what'll take that
scent out Of youF clothes; you"
aWhat what do m9au, SIR ss said the
exquisite, fred with indignation, starting
from his ehair.
cob, get mad, now-swear, pitch round,
hghs, just because man wants 10 doy0u
a Kindness |" eoolly replied the stranger.
sBus | tell you do know what win take
out that smell --phsw! You just bury
yoar clothes-hury 'efn day or twe.--
Uuele Josh got foul Of skunk, and
hes-.es 7e
at this moment there went mp from The
crowd sinaulsaaeons roar Ut nngrrinasns,
and The dandy very sensibly sscleared sha
eeop0 and vanished Up stairs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

-PoLHTcAL COMPLEXION OF THE OoaGxgs-
s1okAL DIzrRIeYs or IowA.--Ths yote as
etween Douglas and Lincoln in the new
Congressional Districts in this State, was
o. follows:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

u The emigration to ths West, thro'
this place, still continues undated, and
the CRY is sFstili they come" The excel
lens Steam Fairy Boaa between this city
and Omaha, the LSxzy Baygass, il eross-
ing 81 the rate OF one hundrex 10 one han
dred and fifty wagons per day. Emigrants
nssd have no fears about crossing The
ssBig Muddy wishous delay. The Ferry
Bsmpsay bare sas u me best and zaoss
subssansiai boats on sAs river, and can So
commodasa all who want ssoyer." ..-.-.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
pII.LraRD TABLE
Ftyfx SALE,

One splswAid Rose-wsoa BILLIARD fable, wEsh
ass Cues and sas 90 or faFnl liars asnE NJ
aRss eiAsa table fag sale cheap FER easn " applied
for soen, at the ST. Charles &AiS0a.
eoanEil BlHss, Isws, Fsas ias aaaas Am
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

gUFF0E.R ROARs

Are kept far service, and the subscriber assures
al interested That they ars Sa6esss 81 the right
kind pnrw white, and can be MAIDS 10 weigh 100 lbs
al ID moathS old
de has for sale few pairs OF kapre zgh-bfsd and
few paIrs thFee-fosfth thsrpngh-ared sulgal d
pigs as good ard pure as zn be PURCHASED in she
gast at Aigh prices which be eeEs on LIBERAL terms
warmers and others are invited 10 cali and see
tay aaocA and satisfy themselves thai sey can sEg
piy themselves vita tkcEoaga -afed staes @itAcat
sasadara Thousand miies Cor il b. ExplregS, nj mpch
risk and great expense.
LYgAKnEn W, Rabbit
NJ q Ths ahove named animals AL took Axxt
premiums at Ehs 4sA Annual Ns1f 81 the Postar
wstsamis County Agricultural sosaesy.
Nov. q, 1891. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
CoArMERcrAI.


BuaLE OFFICE, GouHeTE BIuRFs,
Nay IL Is&s
wHBAT~-spring, Se@as ga . aasa.
coRE-grimo sar, 10 ets y bash
oATa~-Ea demand al aO9a2 c4s y sasA.
PUTA31Rs- -Pfims, s0ss2s saa y saAh.
HAv-~Tiznoehy sss Prairie ~ ~ ton.
H0ss-Asstve Slaughtered 81, z8tas 90 v 100.
sEEF-1la foss. $780,. 50 . 100.
RTDEs-SireaR, 4 G dry, 10 . ..
REOUH--5Aoiee EsHlGy xxx. los sapsEaas
stgssg gsass % % D loo. Re aaas@
aCoaw Ma&Is-Ysl1ow % q, waite % y bash.
BucKwHEAx RLoUR-,Rsltea sa@ay 30 y 100.
HUTTgR--RresA Foll, 1875 y D.
AAnp~-RssaA TsasA o u, ~rrase
RaeS~ ~Rrssh, s0lo c y aos.
xALLow--prime, 10 y y,
BKEswAx-YeIiaw, S3@1s D.
wHGsEgT-siIi s. sowea's, % q 81. Louis saar
sae at ia Il
CHfCKKxs-- 81 yeu9 u, ns pTaifie, 81 $50
OIL 20 y aoa.
TuagETs--z.ave, 70 eel, each.
RxGRA Asssr--iss. Genis, n kaaaasasa n " eeAs
~
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To CoxsUxIrrrI-vzEs and those afflicted with


CONSTIPATION.
ne cadsEslgnsd, How seTgDay-ags PEARS cid, has
.,lysars devoted his lime 20 curing his P&FiBpoD~
.r,,.l The poor in New Ysrk Of these dreadful
esapaa.ats. which carry thousand and Thousands
:. AZ uaunsly graves he has seldom failsa 10 cure
4. 81, have applied TO him for Tsiieg aad sSiiES-
.,g.tto Be- Christians duty to relieve those q
trad, IS sell as st aoa2s, be gill ssad 10 ihoss
raYr~,a.rel IT, a Copy Of Prescriptions ased, Gree
4 .srsri. with direetioas ogprePaviug aad using
:agss2e Also rules oR Diet, Bathing, yeuSils-
Il A.. Exercise for She Sick, they will ard these
fsa~.y sars cure faE CoasaEaptlSa and all dis
sa,s II The Throat and Lungs, Fever Ena Agge,
Constipation, Reart Disease. Dyspepsia, Nervous
Deity. AID Female Complaints and he hopes eV-
~ one eed wlll send for cSpy, ii viii cost
[ ,a.ns aa4 iasse sagegIng should apply before il
Is l.. ~. These Presdipuoai are used By tbs
most cniaerG Physicians Ia London, Paris and New
Yy!t TGvss wlsAlng thea wtu please address
REy DR. CHAMBERLAIN,
wIltEmsbargh, New York,
De- e 1880 IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

Chicago, May l6.-ssw York aavfoes
per the Catawaba state that Gen. Hunter
hss issued proclamation fresing the
slaves in his Department. He was or.
ganizing negro brigades, and had directed
officers 20 train eontr&bands in the use Of
arms.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

Asw Kapg ~ AID RtEAwAy
=. Z: =. .s..; =: 4
go. 8 s 4 1. ssss sas s.; e.; sAr
lss.-ssszssI4. - Esss ssFsasa. rsg \ rre.pa n
49, esssas s'.ss s & s afns1sos
rRIKCz Ar4sERr. eszswl u e
aas stfh& ssavs aAias wilt lssvs New YsrG or
vsa. aArFsing ths gavsranssat rasiia. fesrhins -
81 5ohnsy n. ".
rhs ssaasssrs 81 saia iias have sssn ssastrscsea
wish ne gyeatsat ears, unasr tas aupsrytsinn q
az asssxrsllsa far 1arfas safety and speed ~ sng
sipsnaszg aaaAt TheY are eoanaadedhy abas and
sEserfanesd efaEArs and every zxsrt1nn VIII %
made 10 promots fAe e0nafoFt 81 pasasnsegs.
AZ sxpaste ncad SHfgsan afsarhaa " saEa sAlS-
RATEs or PASSAGE.
FErst-Saass fssra E r. or Bossea 70 Galway
I ~ Liverpool, -.-sss, 49,
%scan4-F1AgE, z.r..E..s- -
RxrSa~e4Agz. - 70 81 a9An -
Tnirs~slsas 10 GalswayseF Liverpool
xairaesaas pasSeagsrs are fibsEaily VIII
pseTisssaa as sha beat aaaiity, cosked and ssFSs
by the servants OF he comDxny. -..s=
ME4uaa IICEnTE.
Raxsaa. wssaIng IL aszd log EAsiT tEisSda froaa
sh4s ED csansxy can obsain tScgsfa from any gaNn
an railway, In Lssis5, oE ffeaa aay 81 Lac pE
pAl eigss 81 Rnxsad "a GcofiGad very low Fakss.
Psaseassrs fas Ges AIkyans p tns 49, =
aleanasKR, WILDE f3EWardna 70 AsW fosA HsS %
charge. zE..s.
-E'EE 800 Il 1gsr W.. a. HfCKhAEJ
Al the sases Of she csEasaay % tbs wharf isasSE
0AA>' ~ HoELak6 < AsprxwA1x, 1gsnss.
May i-Isai. sal SIC
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
m PsryrxKs-TYPR FOR SALE.--We have

10 PRCTxR$-ITPRF FOR GALS W nave
a. hand and toF sale, the following aiass OF sseoHl
hand type, Which viii Dc soid very cheap Tor casa
800 LBS. BuRsEoEs,
$50 BREVIEG.
The Above type is sill In coed condition., andoaRa-
HE i tgiusverg fair work We have, also, aazAa-
,,,v Of secoai hand yoBsENa MATERIAL HhLeh
w..Jae. ylaGvw for cash. sPeGjufcrEs ai the woEz
,eas Ga Application together with a list Of pFlees
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

CwAMP LAND NOTICE ..F-
- Notice is hereby given 70 holders Of Pre-
EnSEien Certificates Of svea sections o. Swamp
Lana In PotsawAttamie coGnfy, - present thF
same 20 shs Clerk OF the Board Of supeFwi aF
said county, and 80 pay for ths tARd and receive
deeds therefor befoFe the arxt &aF Of October
next their claims viii be forfeited 10 she eaun
y. BY order Of the Beard. tffs"
EF sURDlCK, CLERK
CsuHctt Bluffs, April 90, 1854 va
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
NOTICE.

Left At tbs Union Heuss, in thla city Or The 18th
day Of April last By an uaaknown person, the spI-
lowing goods, which wiz be sold On Tuesday the ID
day Of June LISA 10 aay eharges unless the owner
call for the same before the day Of sale. 0ne gun
gias half stoc& and raised sight, vsxy nezsty nsw
enc black striped GOTTEN aAiEx and aae pair blue
striped pants.
sale 70 tase place at 10 O'Clock A. II. at shs Un~
iaa House. ~ L. BIGGs.
Mxy-T~isgs rz w&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

-. Washington, May l6,-speaials to the
New York paper say: ARew days since
a thousand slaves, as if by q preeoueerted
movement, simultaneously left their
homes in Prince Georges souDty, aasy
and came TO the District Of Columbia
where they are now.
The provisions Of the Homestead bill
agreed upon By the eonmilsee Of souis
renee are extended to aii ia the military
or naval service of the United States,
whether naturalized or not. 4 settler on
a trait Of forty acres bordering On GOV
eminent lands can take enough TO COM
plete his section.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
BLO0DED BULL ROR SALE.

Blaoded Bull, eFsss bsswssa nsxgn and Der
haus viii be 8od low IL &pp4isaLaon is made soon,
FaTzasEs viii consult tkesF interest by purchasing
the ssaae for breeding purposes Aga, Aysszss u
beautiful shape and lasEe zlze. =. -..
KRaaiEe at Nc. ., Phoenix Block. ..,
Conneii Bluffs, April 10, 1881 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
GHAgR AND sHryEa /

4 Why will yss llngee vita tks CAills ana FsSe
wksn sma4hsa Taalc ayrnp, ssephsmaf Agus Com-
CAassssxs, Nh sovuseAgn fSmeaaas auT calls aad
fsvsrss caa be bad NJ skmeAMAM C0'a,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

- Hon. WLLE&x ALLIES, n. O., from
Ohio, will aaneps car thanks fex fayars to
this olaes-.a g.. s--s$ -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

Washington, May 16.-The President
has issued 3 proclamation declaring that
the blockade Of the ports at Beaufort,
Port Royal, and ksw Orleans shah % far
oeasey fTosn tbs. lsss of Jane ncxs, that
commercial intercourse, except as to that
contraband Of war, may from that time
be carried on, subject to the Lave Of she
United States. Postal arrangements with
Norfolk are soon to be re~eatablished.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

4 Tosaa AxxxzsA AzzAns--Fs hsxs STR
sen read replies made to questions PROF.
pounded BY old heads 10 "Yoang Ameri-,
%, p ont oil sport, or with the view Of test
INN thair Esadiaess In answering iEonisaI
sgsssssioas BAT ws doaos reoollset Of Sec
ing any which sarpasses the following
made by 9 ssag!s Of siyoung oassn iathis
city. = u ID = 4 a * - -
Passing down Rsoadway aos Iona siacs
We met boy about twelve years old run
ming ID the top Of bis speed, and about
IafsF yards IN has rear oAsae following q
"ybung one" about Ave years cd At 2:40
speed, hallooing at every jump, "wais, !"
and crying and sqaalAag jsAe - spoh
children can squall. We very mildly said
to him a. be ran past Us, ''bub, why don't
you CRY p The little fsllow stoppaa abort
and gave as contsmptnous TOOK, and
said, "well, Sd d-n you, amt / cry
ing?''
| Standing opposite ME. LHsTSoKR's
School tho athss day, during recess, we
observed about ffty children, aged from
ave 70 twelve years, as play. just at that
moment some emigrants were passing and
one Of them called out to atsIe boy
about nine years old, 'tssy, bsb, we're all
those childrsn made By machinery ?'-
'ko stree" said the boy, 81 am the dad
dy "a every last one of them myself"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

C. Bills or LAurSa for sale at this
oGkce. 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

& An asssisns heok of manners cautions
yoa lAsa yoa shaald moi spis on sAs sahls
whsa ysa axs ssassgt
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- q r
gIWoOd waatss n W. sps on sab-
seripsion.

- Hedgss' Bank Ests Rsporser, ssw
York, Oh the SOth, makes TIE following
qaetakseM - Land Warrants and Treas
MY Maaaa .....
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
Inn pnrxrrxs-Moxx Nxw TYPx-Ws

JOB PR1ErHs-MoRK Nav TYPE.-We
have recently added to Ger job ocs, large ios Of
new RIPE, Cuts, Borders, &c, All Of the best qualt"
y and latest styles and ws are nov set&sz pFePar-
tnaa ever to execute every variety ~ plain ana
hacy JOB Printing, neal, q4ick Gad cAsap. Ws
have the largest and best assortment OF JobbtnS
Material In ths West and san turn cut sng kind Of
york that nay be desired, on AhaEt Eottea-
Merchants and osAssa having Printing 10 % aone,
are requested 10 call and exAzntns spsetnsas Of
YORK aadpFisss. We guarantees satisfaction in
every case
To CoSsuaPrIvEs and those afflicted with
DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
HEART DISEASE.
REVRR q AGUR,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21
TMPoRTAsT TO TIE FARMERS
THOROUGHBRED
HORSES, CATTLE lid HOGS !!

TIE subscriber respectfully Informs tAa Farmers
Rnd others Interested In raising good tt0k that he
keeps at his Farm half 4 miIs narth Of CszHcil
Bluas foE breeding purposes, two
ThogSMgh Bred sanalRoxas,
CHEROKEE AND RIMR0D. s.
Which fer beauty OF style, aeIiea great speed and
endurance, cannot be surpassed In The Wesf.
Ehey are kAoruRqA-bred and tAeir pedigree will
show that the best bleed In America asnraes IN
Ghslf veins.
The Thoroughbred DarAsas BMa,
G. r. NE NJ Al n a 1EO
Ia also kek a. the saxas p4ass faE b1eaiin pErpes
es and lbs tRrma aacA 10 nAaka IL for the In
teseat Of sgsgy Farmer 70 procure soze Of his ste
Two thoFough~bre& #@a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-21

WTA7caRs, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-12

confession before mary witnesses. Per.
pctul aud her companions went on with
composed ccuntcnaaces and an easy pace
holding down their eyes lest the spcota-
tors traw wrong conclusions from their
being cheerful in the iuco of death. They
sang a hyun and then called on the mag.
istratcs aud people to remember that tlcy
wuuldhavc to give an account of that
days work, They tltcn asked them 20
observe that they died in the faith o, their
"Sovior whom having no, seen, they low.
cd" I .,
The wild beasts wcrc then let loose,
aud the poor women were made to stand
/ by and witness the death Of their male
companions by the jaws of lious, lcopards
and bears,
Their own turn came at last, when
they were iucloscd In net und thrown
TO wild cow.-Pcrpciua met the first at.
tack, aud was thrown wounded to the
ground; after which the COW ran arainS,
Ftlciias, aud made her horrid spectacle
even to lock at. Faithful still, in such
trying circumstances pcrpttua went I,
hr aid, composed her dsurdcrcd hair
and raised her 10 her feet. t.--ptrpCtuc
then called her brother, and said to him
l"Cuntiuuc firm in the faith. love ono an
other, and be neither frightened nor of
Tended at uur sullerings,"
a. the huurwas late the spectator
grew impatient, 80 thOt they were lC'
to the middle OF the arena TO be Killed 10y
tho sword. Giving each other the kis
OF peace, they presented themselves l.
the arm of the cNccutiuncr Frlicita
was killed by single blow; but Perp, tua
falling into the hands of a trembling
gladiator, was ontn struck ard woundC,
in vain. Preserving her for,Dudc to tn,
last moment, she was observed culmll
directing the soldier TO the most ,Npcdi
'ti,us way otpcr,urmiHg his ,l'icc, an,
then without a grann, on thg sands %
the Nmplithcatre, she i1ll asleep in Jc
sus.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-12
IHtju aS'rehlp Tribune.
SONG or An ONO soLDtEn NOV.
An-'Tho gill lon behind me

AiR- The gtl zen bthind me.
on the Olcn,angy | was born
luO pleasant, happy homc;
And down us banks on summers eve
ltwss my dylighIto roam;
But now in camp. soldier boy,
My love Of country 6uds me.
And oft tlink Of former trends
Aud tho girl left behind me-
To those at home my foulost thoughts
Are very apt 10 waaJcr, F..
Especially to her love-
! ucv confess with cNndur--
Eut faithful to our ruiOn nag
The foe will ever lad me,
Though Oft thiuk ol former friends
And The girl len bthind mc.'
Aud When the foe Is near at hand,
Ills rebel standard bearing,
Against our govd old slais aud stipcs
His horrid oaths swearing,
Tbcu fithfl to our Union flag
The Zoe vii ever find me,
Though OF think Of former friends,
Aud 'thc giil lylt b,h,ud me-
The traitor Zoe, we soon shall roui,
Rebellion must 20 under
Before our fre,meu's trusiy steel,
Our hghmiug and our thunder;
Then homc again to Ohio,
Our friends shall tvcr fnd us
Not only true tonr Union ang,
But the girls We len hchni US
Then let us give our hearts TO God,
By Aim vel be defended
Restored in safety touur homes,
When this srynt war is ended;
Aud those who pay Cor US away,
On our rc'urn viii find us.
Not only tue tour Union n,g,
But the girl We lcft behind ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-12

iJ Warned by the burning Of the bridges
~ Me Marietta Road. tho HuperiDteps
dents qfthe Ohio aud Mississippi; Cincins
natl, Hnmliuton and Dayton; Little Mi
ami, Columbus and Xrnia Roads, have
setaspecial guords at all their bridges
along their lines. sa0'f r Il f,,&
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-12
PO0rnlan a. HITLER
Extensive Tan Yard,

In this city, at which they purpp,e carrying the Tan.
ming business extensively in al n departments aud
ohase all work done IN tho best manner, by oonps.
tent woTkmen. They now prease al ali tim es 10
nav the III el,e 4 price in ..|
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-12
Saddles and Harness,

all Of which is made Of the best stock and by eNpe,
enced hands. Ourarruugrmehts nre such that we can
supply lhA cubic with almost an endleis variety
of Saddrry of tire most approved patterns, aud We
Keep number OF orkmen hand, ready to turn ost
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN INCIDENT OF the RE EVOLUTION

Ny grea. uncle settled his silk cap, and
thus began:
at was Monday, in the camp Of Gen.
. A universal commotion seemed
to draw the prominent officers together in
discussion. 1t had been found needful on
account Of ignorance as regarded the in
tention Of near British camp, to send a
spy, who should, if possible, learn their
motions and report at headquarters
at is evident" said one, that the per.
con who undertakes the perilous adven-
,are, must be possessed of great command
Of self, and skill and daring"
"Yes," said the General "but where is
such one to be found. have thought Of
many bu. have not yet found the right
man p
"How about old Johnson!"
''He is too old, | cannot feel like send.
ing an aged person like him to place Of
so much danger He has always served
US we'll and faithfully"
"Ther's young Clark suggested anoth
er: "he's always running where there 8
danger and never thinks OF it. He would
evidently imagine it grand sport, and
would advise you to try him"
"No, there you are at fault, he is too
impe,uous, and If he should encounter a
party Of Indians, would suppose himself
capable Of demoishing the whole Of
them
'That tall, slow man, Henderson p
"Ha, ha, he's sly enough, but he hasn't
the courage Of mouse. No, no, l shall
have to'-At this moment, some one
touched the General upon the arm, and
turning he saw two young men standing
near. s
"Well, Martin and West, what will you
have 2" fHHs..
1--WE have come to offer ourselves a.
spies TO the British camp IL it so pleases
you" said Martin, bowing with respect.
But do you understand what Difficult.
ties you will be obliged to encounter p
"Perfectly, sir West and have talked
the matter all over. We know the danger
and also the necessity Of our going. Are
we accepted p
"You are, with the greatest pleasure; I
had not expected such noble conduct
Come under the tent here while give you
instructions.
The young men who had volunteered
their services, we're both from a small
town in Massachusetts,. They were quite
youno, not either Of them exceeding 20
years Of age.
Walter Martin was tall had straight
black hair, and was considered very hand
some. Edwin West was shorter and had
brown hair and blue eyes. Both were as
well educated as was practicable with peo.
pie in moderate circumstances. They had
Joined the army both from love of their
country aud luve Of adventure. 1t was
undoubtedly the in,terawbich Influenced
them greatly in their present dstsrmias.
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tits however to be regretted that a uni
form system has not been established BY
law, as in that case every parent would
know just what books to purchase, and
there would be no iuconveniencs or loss
arising from removal from one district to
another. IL '" a.. "'2'"~
] cannot conclude these sugge stions
without expressing my earnest desire that
every qualified elector should attend the
annual meeting, and should take psins to
inform himself as to the law, and as to the
actual condition Of the schools Of his dis
trict, and 80 be prepared 10 act irtelli.
gently and efficiently. .,gns.-
0... j. C. C. HOSkINS, - .. q
-. 'y,- .Is.s County Superintendent.