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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22

COTTON IN THE NoRTH.-On Saturday. the 10Th
inst, the cotton market in New York again mer and
higher with sales Of 700 bales closing AZ to 4
for middlng upandS.
1t is asserted by Northern paper that every pound of
cotton sent North from Hilton Head will the United
States two dollars.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
THE NEWS.

The from the West is cheering, especially that
from Tennessee The yankees will find that Ken
lucky and Tennessee not yet subugated, and the
traitors and Linconcs in those States Will have to
begin ..skedaddle" to themselves from capture.
MurfrccShoro recapturcd by the COntederatcs on
Sunday the 18th inst.
Nothing certain appears to be known to the move
of armies in Virginia, though it is expected
that Jackson will be heard from in q new quarter SOON
The yankee army is still lying close to their gun
boats and preparing for either backward or forward
movement 1t is the4ght that McClcllan's plans have
been completely frustrated that it will be long
time before he attempts another forward movement.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22

'AN"loATEs.-Jas II White is candidate for the Sc
nate III Lincoln, CASTOR and Catawba. In Lincoln,
NoS'nvT Hoke and Jacob RamScur (millright)
>"n"'"'''cS Tor the Commons. In Catawba, George
Hooper Is candidate for the Commons. &C Durham
erford. N' l''N ''iN i'"'ii
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22

bag@Gen. Beauregard is at Bladon Springs, Ala,
recruiting his health.
The Charleston Mercury" contradcts the
report Of the death of Mrs. Beauregard
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22

Ey The following is corrccI Iist oF t,o ,;noa and
wounded in Capt stccIe's company from Trion conntv
Richmond Vi Isl july, peloW
u, kiIied--Georsc W, Cook and Charles F Decss
noun oano ed Isaac GAY Alex Osborne, NcF
Boyte, john NcCaia, john : Mccain. Sergt IT, y
Helton, Chas Helms, VIM J Broom + r JobSo'' -
Il Walkup, and Philip Waters, Drummer. ."
The above generally slightly wounded sor,o
painfully, but it is thought they Will all recover
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31
SHOOTING MATCH.

Ma. EDToR Another grand match
for the Championship took place on Christ
mas last at J. BradshaW's, between VIM.
A. MUNSTER and C. P. Smith, Champion J
at string Of Ave birds each, With the
usual bounds and rise, and | l-2 OF shot.
The swo competitors met on the ground
at two o'clock P. NJ. and both were in
good cheer and confident of success
After having chosen runners the Cham
pion and would be, most cordially shook
hands wishing each other happy Christ
mas, and good success, after some, enor-
nous betting ITO the sums of Ave or ten
sents) the shooting began which resulted
Is follows
Champion, ma
WIN. 4. MynaIsr, 0eIGI
1t will be observed by the above score
that have been recording my own de-
feat, however do not feel Respondent,
but am consoled in having learned BY ax-
perisnee that the g Wabash is on q rise''
and that any one wishing to cross It will
have to do 30 in Aatboat.
VIZ. A. MYSsrgR, Sec'y.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31
DRAKx RoR Old RKaTmrrra

Az the same fos the draft approaches.
me people of Iowa begin to think serious-
~ OF the imposition attempted to be prao-
ticed upon them by the powers that be-
The State has alssadT sent into the haId
a0ar 90 900 mesa mons by 90 600 than
the Governments required oil her-and nov
an additional 5000 Is to be drawn from
her frighSally reduced pspalasion.-
These nsD must De taken from the farms,
workshops and business houses OF the
country, and all she great interests OF the
State allowed 10 suffer TO crafty the de-
sire Of Gov. kirkwood to gil up the old
regiments that bis friends in the new or
gaaizatioHs may not be disturbed by the
inevitable consideration should the old
regiments not be hiiei. Had the Govern
or used the least exersien. the disgrace of
draft could have been easily avoided. No
State in the Union has furnished near the
men in proportion to their population that
Iowa has. About ono half Of hes voters
have enlisted in the armies of the Union.
and she can lily spare from her soil an |
other man. Kirkwood knows very well
that the mass Of the people are repuguant
70 draft but as ha is looking 70 the
legislature and moi to the people for his
aext Official position, be cares very little
@ please them. But he may oyerstep the
mark. The peopie will remember when
they como to VoEs for their representa-
ives and Senators that il IL ut the came
lime necessary 70 I'LL these positions With
men who, under no circumstances, would
'ote for him for United States Senator.
Every citizen in the Stats is deeply in
crested In this matter. The good name
4 Iowa is to be placed in jeopardy thro'
be vaulting ambition of one man. Hus-
'ands, fathers and brothers are to be torn
rom the family circle, and drafted into
De army TO serve against their will, and
Q direct opposition to all Law and Justice.
citizens and newspapers in the State
Tould express themselves freely upon this
abjeet, We have no fears that q draft
Fouid ever disgrace our now glorious
ame.-Dau. Dsm. & Nsses.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31
STAND By rae CONSTITUTION.

If the people stand fast upon the rock
OF the constitution, the country is safe,
the government is safe, the Union is safe,
liberty is safe. The waves of popular
commotion can never overthrow Us while
We stand there firmly. Light headed men
may get confused with the noise Of the
waters foaming madiy about-and tumble
overheard. The veual and corrupt NAV
be lured By the rainbow lights that fash
upon the spray Of the turbulent sea a.
round-and be lost. The wreckar flames
may tempt the credaIous to steer for daa.
gerous ports in their anxiety to escape the
dangers and duties of the hour. But
those who shall cling to the nations great
law of peace and liberty shall alone BE- e.
nally. recorded as the trusty mariners
who saved the ship Ia its peril.
Stand fast then by the constitution -
1t is God himself who commands it. Il
is holy and religious duty. lis duty
We owe to unborn generations of our
own land to the oppressed millions of
other lands. Staad By that party
which makes the constitution it's platform
by the men who revere it as sacred and
perpetual law. Let that instrument be
the pillar of fire TO guide our wandering
feet through this darkness. Let its sa-
cred provisions brighten our pathway to
unity, Union and perpetual liberty and
peace. Refuse to do this and our own
bayonets become blanted before used
the ears of the civilized world will daily
thicken upon our path; the arms of our
enemies will be Rerved to sterner resist
ance, and we shall become divided peo-
pie, aud terror to nobody but ourselves.
-MiIDGulie keacs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31
II ATS

BEEBE co g PATENT VENTILATED, sELF
ADJUSTING HATS ara SD constr acted AS 10 atzn4t
I'tar IN gauoa Of Air between the gweas-IeRtaeE
As! Sc hsiy oi the Hat anI also 10 adIust itself
=. lac relea4 a. soon the hat Is put on, there
= .e-7raa 70 The wsaraF ol any stIasned hat all
s .l.ay Aaa comfort az the soft fsIs hat. Beebe
49,. are nov manufacturing Aolsskia sad Cas-
ia-i~ Hats. u tae sprIag and summer styles, for
ss=I'n-a's ADD young seats pFeEs Hats which
w. 3. talalsh 10 the trade st s56 &s9 S$2, S&5
X: SIS per ioksn; together with . complete as
r-7snI IT b.aek and culorsd Felt Hats. maaufac-
,.s4 y themselves, with special Feferen 10 arat
ass retail trade throughout the county. Prices
It ST Hats, from oils to S4s per dozen. Always
" Aaat the best qualities of Paris sott Hats Of tSs
l.ass styles All orders by mail viii Teo*avs
:: Up. attention Terms Cash, less per Gems.
BREBE 90. l5S Broadway. n. 7.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31
QUIZ RKNkCEA.

Every iaboreT, every clerk, every per
son with fixed income from mortgages
or other sources, finds himself to-day de-
frauded by act Of Congress of one third
Of his income. The daily laborer. re-
eeiEing one dollar d day in consequence
of Mr. Chase's paper money policy now
receives paper dollar worth about sew
euty cents in other words, he is eompell-
ed to give six days. labor for the price Of
four days. Gold was sold TO- day at one
hundred and thirty one, and everything
that Is necessary for the support Of life
and comfort is ss least forty per cent.
higher than it would have been if Chase
had used sos, 000, 300 of certificates of
Indebtedness instead Of $98, O0O, 900 of
legal tender notes. The paper money
politicians and their organs say that It
was impossible to carry on the war with
out legal tender notes. 1t il not trae.--
These politicians know it is not true
They know that it is the veriest humbug
thas they ever attempted to cram down
the throats Of credulous mad too con-
fding people. Nov LET US look at the
question ia practical manner. On or
about April 20, 1862, legal tender notes
Grst made their appearance. 1t is, then,
plain EhGt the war had been carried on
about one year without using one dollar
of them. On June 80, 1852, according
to the official statement of the Secretary
Of the Treasury, ths whole amount Of le-
gal tender notes ased was $98 $50 DOC. -
II, therefore, the banking and floating
Ioanahle capital of the loyal States,
which carried ia IS59-'60 at least $780,
090, 900 annually more commercial pa-
per than they have carried since she re-
bellion, could now carry 500, ga, 900 of
government certificates of Indebtedness.
selling In the open market at 80 IL,
then IL all this rain and suffering among
the people wholly INN e4ssary. IL 1r.
Chase had used pos, 500, 900 of cestifl.
Gates of indebtedness In payment to CON
tractors instead Ut legal ssder notes for D
like amount, then we should have had
until this gold 81 par instead Of f3I, and
sterling exchange - LOT Ia instead al
LA.
New York needs $40 commentary on
these awful facts. New York knows that
ruin 20 the ncw rich and hunger and snf-
fering for tbs mass are the lnsvitahle rec
salss faesa . soasiaRaaas ce this cad ssaas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31
wv. A. MYSsrxR, sec'y.

HgAR ALAARD FILLMORE i'm a recent
letter Ex- President FILLMORE defines his
position as follows:
81 azn heart and sonl with you in the
objects yon hare in view. Enough of
treasure and blood have already been
spent upon the negro question. / am
fully persuaded thai the anwise and I'M
timely agitation of this subject gives
strength 70 the rebel lion, and will cost
millions OF treasure and thousands at
lives; and that there Ia no hope for any
thing else but TO restore the Union rs ii
was and Ehe constitution a. it is. That
oil efforts for anything else must end In
abessioa, anarchy and aissslailsales
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution established by Speeia,
Endowment, for the Belief Of the Sick and Dis
uessed, zfnicted vita VITuIent ard Epidemic Dis
eases and especially for the Cure Of Diseases OF
thR Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis By the Acting
Surgeon, TO all who apply By letter with descFip-
t4"a Of theiE condition, tage, occupation habits Of
ie. etc J aud IA extreme poverty Medicines furn-
isHed free Of charge.
valuable Reports on spsFmstorrboea. and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs and on NEW REM
EnIRs employedIR the nispea2ary, aeat % she at
aae1aa IN sealed eAveispes, frsss charge. TIVE or
thEee Stamps for postage viii be adaptable
iTTess Dr.. J. SKILLIN HoUaHrOH, Acttns
1rEeon Howard Association, No South Mini
S FarI Philadelphia Pa
ID yTdeT Of the Directors.
EZRA d, HEAETWELL., Pres.
GEO, FAIRCBILD, Sec'y.
D+C ~ 1850 "
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

| ~fS~@~ o3Ae@S &SszsATsM8& r. RE9F& EISA s&xDMEaa
Na1 !! pa" Honest, Honest doe. p
i do not want 10 Issue document thai
the world will see must necekarily be in
operative, like tAa Pope's Bull agains.
the comet.--ABR LINCOLN.
declare that | have no burposs di.
recsly or indirectly to iutsrfhre With the
institution Of slavery in the States whers
it exists /; that believe havh no lawfuI
right to do 90, and have no inn linasion "a
do so.-ABE's INAUGURAL. a7s @f.sfSz'
I'm the first day Of January. In the
year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and
sixlgs shree, all persons held M slaess
wftnfn any States, Or any part of i STATE.
the people whereof shall be ia rebellion
against the United States. will be thence
forward and foEeVev fEee.-vAR k's Pace
LAAATIos. ~s les *-7
Any people, anywhere, bsing inclined
and having the power, have the right 10
rise up and shake of the exiktipv Gov
eminent and form new one thai ants
them better. This is a most valuable. |
a most saeTed right--a night which vel
~ Ups @no eeits@s 10 70 lioarata the world. |
Nor is this right confined I'd cases in
Sn'en toe whols people OF an existing
Government may choose 10 exercise i'll
any portion OF such people shat can, may
sesolutionize' putting down > minority
lnterming'ed with, or near about them,
: no AAAy oppose Fear muFensnts.-ABR
LIScoLS's SPEECH IN UosaEKss.
AFTER reading these extracts, who will
saii 10 question Aoe's h-a-n- 9. atty ?
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31
COM AGERCTAT

BUgLE OFFICE. COUNCIL REuvTs
| November ID, iS82. I
wHsAT~7sPFins, 1850 cts y bash.
cokN-Prihas ear, Iscis p bash
oATs-Ia demand al sos339 cts y bush.
PorAToEs-Priue. 209zs cts y bush.
HAY-Fiuothy sss FFslEia o. 2 ton.
uoGs-Astive. Slaughtered sa. aSas 30 g 100,
hEEF-on foot, e3@&2 90 y 100
HIDEs-GFssn, 4 c; dry, lee y
FLoUR-Choice Famtly xxx, q, o0i superans
VI 30; Fins. OIL DO p 100
CoRN hgAL-KeIlow IS c, white, IS = buEh.
BUCKWHRAT FLoUE-Bolted sAas2, % p leo.
RUTTRR-FraaA Eoil, I09lss \.
LARD-Frssa TSsA "a
EGGs-Frssh, sgS ~ dos
TALL0W-Prime, 10 30,
BEEsFAx-Teilew, &s825 q
WHtsEgT-siH b Bowsn's, IS c; 81. Louis star
% y gal
cHICKENs-Tame q .so9s2 J. 90; Prairie, 81 asa
. 50 y dog ~..- s,~-- .s-. -
TURkEYs-Llvs, rs cal. each.
EACHASGE-ss. Louis, 3, Eassevn.aA q cent.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

See L. ~ 1t ordained By tue Common CeuncIt
alleys in that portion Of Mrs. PeTTys Addition to
the cly Of Cpuncil Bluff, situated on the E n Of
the I II section No. n township No. IS
ct range No ~ wests and also 20 OF HE east
aide Of the y 4 OF the said Of said Ssctlgn
being tw atty rods Ia width and one hundred and
sixty rods IA length containing IN all handrpd
acres with ,he sxeeptos Of Broadway street which
Is 30 be aud remain public highway, without any
ctAiaI Of damages fEom the pEeKeat owneT Of said
real estate az as assigns from said city Of Council
81 afs, for the aad righI Of way for said street
ROW located GA and through said premises be aud
The same are hereby vacated and abolished
The streets and alleys hereby vacated and Absi-
lshsd being those contained in all that portion OF
said AddltleB east Of line due nerth from point
$50 feet east from The southwest corner Of said
Add lion and the streets parts Of streets hereby
vacated and abolIzhsd being aamed on the Record
Plat or said Addition as Brown, AynskeE, Perry.
Forest, Clay. High aouad, webster, JeGsEssn, sad
Calhoun streets
Sec . Tgat the ctty OF Council Bluffs hereby
inquish all claims to the stFeeFg and alters in that
portion Of SAID Addition described in sectinu OF
his ordinance with the exception Of Broadway
streei sud taRt hereafter shall be the duty OF she
proper Assessors in MAKING assessments against
said real estate described Ia section Of This
diuauce one hundred acres fer valuation and tax
alton TO assess said one hundred acres Of Land it'll
cut regard t. the recorded plat acknowledged b. Ad
cline II. B, Ferry and rGcor1e1 In the Recorders
ofise Of PattawAttamle county Iowa, SAID prem
city Of Ceunsii Bluffs retaining only the right Of
way for BroaiwAy street nov located through
said une hundred acres.
Attest. J, d. PALMER, Mayor
". G. CRAWFORD, City Recorder.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

Hor,ew TO SRrTLgRs~-LAND on TTaE.--
.x.tas Agency gor making few sutriss Of Land
ana for settlers, on reasonable saSEaa, IL sppli-
MI, made very soon. those wishing TO secure
,-.,.oi necessary for tAeLr farms, win do veil 10
themselves Of this opportunity, By calling On
u,,saa,dalay. L, W EABBIrr.
r,r,rtI Bguffs, Iawa, April 81, l58i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

y Business and Professional men,
-, ;. accommodated with place In the BUsLE,
,.,,ss.r csrds We expect every enterpFisiRg bu-
....,, aAa Id this city 10 aaysrtiss in the BusLE
,tvsf,!s!aE IS means Of carrying snRs' business
.- every Aauae Which is saTy ed by mswspaps, in
,,..4 X wali!ag fer customers to lock for oaes'
~ OVER his place Of business.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31
fFroEn the N. Z. ExpTessl
REPORT OF THE q. 8. TREAsURER.
Gigantic Rtgsxinx~~-TAe Frfgh sfnI Coat
eli War.

These, indeed, are figures at which the
country may well stand aghast.
The public have been robbed BY Job
bers, and by fraudulent mismanagemens,
Of full one half of these enormous sums
in the expenditures.
And now Les US know who, for six
months, has been authorizing the lying
statements we have been receiving as
quasi Official from the Treasury Depart
ment?
We have no doubt that the claims and
unaseertained, bat rightful, Indebtedness
Of this war, when footed up, will increase
our debt, at the present moment, to TWO
THOUSAND MILLIONS or DOLLARS! Our debt
is now larger, in proportion to our wealth
and ability TO pay it, than that Of Great
Britain. We have run it up in teo years,
but it has taken great Britain ciqht hun
dred years to run up hers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

~ The Third Annual Fair Of potta-
-..,,,n,e county, awarded - BAaBETr b oAAPEs-
-, The arss prsmas@ fer tAs REsr SREcraEK or
..tx~tss. Those wanting Job Wark Of ans kina
q, 4, veil 10 make q noEs Of tAis fact. we are
..,,,et 10 accommodate OR frieuds 90 shaEt ne
-, Satisfaction warranted, or ne charge made.
Ma, . av4e Of thss, toe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

OF our ananees. The paper taonsy ioar-
nsls say gold will decline that shia rapid
advance II . speeaIasiou. simplssoaa,
will nothing teach you wiadomS-Nms
York World.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

IN Our attention has been too much
occupied this week 10 giys aay atssaaion 10
local matters. "By the eternalo that de-
paFtnent Of our paper shall be attended
to in the future.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

powxa Pass FOE SAasss--~Ws haye on
,rs tor s.is, got Gsarsssgs rsssy Presses,
.,t.of raaklns ans Thousand Impressions per
.szr, AID warranted 10 ." 60 vera. TsFnasisS.
poFtgrtARE informsiion,
,.4rss. BAastrT = CARxExTGR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31


TUE HUBBARD BROS, aos, % u xAmsAU
Importers of ali the Leading RaeA and meal u[T,
ulaF Styles Of WATCHES aad SEwINnY kaln1
asseruinsd upon Increasing taxiF RasaAass d "a
uaitasttaa axAaRs pex the following slexarf S,ras-
mensa ii tho unsurpassed Log prIcsa saIIoalna.
MAGIC TINE OBSERVER, aaing 1 unsIng azss
opsa sAos, OF Lsds's Or GensfsnAnsa waasa u anss
toe pressisst, most cvnyealenf and skaaEssx
Watch In the Worff Imitation geld zFects9 s.
patent pFecesK whieA renders sAs anpearxsses ~
goI peFfseSy whias Il does not cost ene-sAard a.
nucA Fries enly ~. Rstaits Al from aloo Ep-
wards. F@-
HUNTING COMPOSITION cAsgp LxyKRs
English MannaAesaEs Nos eszaeSt szspsa assA fuIi
$3.50 80. aas ssas aHsoaas aaa ne sswsss in
20, Prices eaay sis- BssAiis q frpm CSC %
HUNTING poMrosrros .cAsxD AAnr
sorts. Uasuzpssssa for salfsrs, TrsAar. Sc -.
Prics sss Rstaifs At fyenr 90 Is eIoo,
4 srsss varsity u ether wAT6M1s, 81 law
LADIES. SETS Of aroorh ana NJ, rra.s "a 49,.
respona faaass1tan Cluster DIanoaa vmgy ia
passsrn, aaa sasirelg nsw, pElos %. ceTal and
Ssas - sssy ssas asa pretty egaazasAs,
GgGTLRxnNss VksT CHAINS. psrls,aa a
eassaaa Pasasra, oaty u. TAs Deaasniae, vsry
alsss.--ssass sasy Nc. sxgesi. ysxy psstsv. m
Chased neat eassssss o. ss&i sssnss. Oh. liz
tsatson psaeasz6 o.
= - s.ssz NsazEa4S&S G2AA22s ~ EAAza~
sasa. = as& anu vsSy haDdso eztssrN, 10 90 -
Dss0ls, aaaasAa ~ via sseasa, o. u
BOSOM sffTD&.--A VARSITY Of nsy ass saaaiss,
shs@ desaGass par $685. oil 20
B0S0M y snAhR PxkR .-~A@af, with Opal and
EaHsy Ssgzsfss - xm3Rasx2n Dfsnzssas Al g.
LDCKxTs .--uoabas GLASS; gsaaiy saarsvsd "a
Fmfsens slsAinS zsy % TIE saavs. hays gsfy "a
remit fAa PFscS ~ Fe8iassre1 Es&ssr 10 ous a.
afeSa and aaa Astsssz viii be sent Ny rstarn an
sree OF expenas. k1s0s6efs % tks zsksasss "a
kweass aoissrs &na aswaFds viii BE- sens ~ axnras
70 cay part - sAe agyal skzxez via M m@rassis
g me &xFfsss eSap&aT, whsa sAa Rosds are
delivered. s4s & ss9
Assafs, aaazssa ama CSanssy AasseAsass. sAseaxa-
sss tae ~nnfSy, wle VISA 10 II 80 ssgssas rsa5dgg
80 ~ 49, y s1sGn ~ zsxsamash astaissas We
49, ~ stksr ssssssza II. &c .
q -. MsSnnAMn -.
n - r. u n Asa1E, - - aExszs.
NkwrxaAk &zxH.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31
70 THE PURLxG

no THE PgRLxG
0azscEsT CsvTs Sept. ], 1904
w. I. OAapsxLL, Oeaalise, ~
Council Blaffs, Iowa,
Dear sir--It ID just two months since
Jou Oonmenced treating ny wife's eyes,
aud | ssa happy T. sag they are entirely
restored. For three years previous to
your treatment, she was unable to see,
and we had dispaired Of their. ever being
restored, but now abe does her own work
and can thread the finest cambria needle.
r Yours truly, II
t2mWl WILLIAM CAss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

R,,xxs.-We have on hand aud for
.sl,ns warransee Dssat, Deeds Of TEzss, Traa-
'' ss. s,ls, Jaattesa Rianks, Township Plata and
ssads !Or Deed,
gvsfy description Of elAhk wofS So@e 81 SAas 0Fses
- ,ss esst style and sa low prices,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

q The carrier Of the Bssgls desires
US 10 inform the eswoEid and the rest of
mankind that be will present them, to-
morrow, with a neat and hasdsamely
gotten up Nav TKAR's Address, written
by . taieaasd yosag lady; and he fur
shsE desires rs to add, that if they have
more "pasteboard Currency" than they
know hsw 10 dispose Of, :has all shaE sort
Of currency viii be taken Just tho same
IS 'Egreenbacks."
"Small fayors thankfully received, and
large ones in proportion" ..-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned against buylnR
-rrLa!a Note made b. Mcbride, al Council
BUS Dec. 18th 1851 and payable 70 yohG Hsrg
n 70 kay tst, iSs2. T9sa said note naving been
list and the amount paid by Mcbride TO Hammer
All persons are hereby warned against negotiating
s4!I note JOHN HAMMER
July 80 1881 4wr