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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-24
JUNK STORE.

The subscriber keeps a Junk Store, on Front
street, corner of Eagle, near the river, where he
buys and pays cash for old stoves, rags, old iron,
copper. brass, etc, etc.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
bought and sold.
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7 II O + n ! X
Insurance Company,
Oh
II A r I FO R d. CONN.
CASH CAPITAL............. $500. 600

Devoted to Fire Insurance exclusively, and its
ann will be, to secure a continuance OF public
confidence, by prompt and honorable ADJUST
ment of all far claims for loss
S, L. LOOMS, President
H. KELLOGG, Secretary
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And that the time Of redemption will expire on
the 2sth day Of June, A. D. 1862
JOHN McQUADE.
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ArroINTMESr.-Ilon, }, u, Woodwork has
resigned his position aS II member OF the mil.
itary auditing board, and Mr.. Thomas j.
Henderson, Of Stark county, has been ap.
pointed 10 I'll the vacancy. -Spr'Hqdtd
RtgiSier.
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pAD MANAGEMENT OF OUR STATE
OFFICIALS.

The constitutional convention is developing
the most alarming state Of affairs concerning
the raising Of money and the purchase Of ar
my supplies by our state officials The fact
i. developed by answers ofthe officers them.
selves, to resolutions unanimously adopted
by the convention, calling for information,
that our state has already been made liable
for fire millions Of dollars, for war purposes,
when the state officers were only authorized
by the legislature to expend two and half
millions.
The reports made to the convention show
the following figures
Audited by army board s3,3O3,113 ~
Filed, but not audited 53l,12o No
Additional contracts, 1881 ~
Other contracts, supposed, 5000 %
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II The argus i. the only paper in this coun'
ty that takes telegrapJc reports, consequently II
can furnish the people of this and adjoining eoun'
.,.,. ,,,,h news in advance of any other paper.
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Branch Ohice---Cincinnati.
r. II. Il II. NJ. MAGILL General Agents.

Va INSURANCE may be effected with this
leading and popular corporation, at FAIR RATES,
by application to any Of its authorized Agents, in
all principal cities and towns
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CALF LOST.

Agency for Rock Island, Illinois,
FIELD BLACKBURN
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@ss-Speeial attention paid to the sale of Apples.
Peaches, Berries, Vegetables, and all othe Per.
shable property.
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Eu- For nice Job Printing, OF all kinds, 20 to
the Rock Island ARGUS office.
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To.laus advertisements.
JESSE BOLLEs
ESTRAY NOTICE.

.ztT- For the best Advertising Medium IN this
region, 90 to the Rock Island Argus.
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PHENIx
OF
HAIR RD.
1862.
sixteenth Semi-AnnnaI statement
FINANCIAL CONDITION
Phoenix Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, coSS,,
ON THE
First Day of January, 1909.
SSETS.
Cash, siO5,s2G %.
Cs,h on hand and in Bank. SG0,427 IS
Cash in the hands OF and
due from Agents. -, 399 10 sos, s2G IS
Real Estate. si',5OO.
Real estate owned by the Company. $4,000 20
Loans, si5,5IO.
Amount loaned on Mor,g-
ages OF Real Estate. SlI 900 w
Amount loaned on pledge
of Bank StoCks,..'.,''' Gj,ioO w
Amount loaned, otherwise
secured. ...,,.,.....,,' 3'l@O w s'I,J1o w
New York Bank stocks, SiOl.O3O.
30 shares United States
Trust Company Stock,
Par. Val, MAR. Val.
N. N.......,,,,.,'''. NJ,Oou So,ooo
200 shares American Ex-
change Bal Stock NY. 2O,ooO lo'uuU
200 shares Metropolitan
Bank Stock, y. l....... 10000 ls,iUU
300 shares Manufacturers
and Merchants Bank
Stock. \. Y........... 10000 ls,OOo
100 shares Continental B'k
stock, n. Y.......... lJ,0UU II $50
AIS shares Mechanics B'k
Stock, n. Y........... lu,'UU 9,53l
800 shares Phunn Bank
Stock, \. N........... 10000 ',oOt
200 shares Merchants IN
change B'k Stk, n Y. 10000 S,OOt
100 shares Merchants B'k
Stock, n. Y........... 1000 1000
100 shares Ocesn BIZ Stk.
N.Y................ 1900 $50
Hartford Bank stocks, SI55.GOO.
300 shares Farmers Mechah-
lcs' Bank Stock, Hartford. $4,000 SO, 1j(
200 shares CITY Blk SIX Hart'd 10000 22,OOt
200 shares Etna Bank Stock,
Hartford. .......,.,...,. 2V,OUu Su,UO'
200 shares Phmnx Bank stock,
Hartford. ...........'..... 2O,ooo l",2u'
300 shares Merchants x Manu-
lecturers B'k SIX hartford 10000 ls,2o
! 2UO shares Mercantile Bank SIX
Hartford ................. SU,VN II ,OO
! 800 shs State BIZ SIX Hartford 1900 1928
| 30 shares Hartford Bank Stock
Hartford ...............,, j,ouo b,ou
| 50 shares Conn. River B'k St.
| Hartford. ................ 2,JUO 3,25
! ~ shares Hartford County BIZ
Stock, Hartford. ........ 800 40
| Waterbury, CT, Bank stocks, $4,000
| 100 shares CltIzens' Bank Stock
Waterbury, Ct........ 10000 1890
IS shares Waterbury Bank St'k
Waterbury, tt............ l,9OO S,UU
miscellaneous Bank stocks, Sl5,s5O.
30 shares Niagara District BIZ
ST. St Catharines, {. W.. 1000 5,l5l
2jO shares Ontario Bank Stock
BowmansNllle. ........... lp,VUV lO,IO'
Bonds, S3O.2OO.
% New Britain Water Bonds. 10000 II ,00I
10 Hartford City Bonds. 10000 O,50'
20 Tennessee State Bonds.... 10000 500
Miscellaneous SIi 800.
100 shares IIoyokc Water FOw-
er Company's Stock...... 10000 l0,00t
Ohio State Stock of lS7O..... 1900 l.SOl
Interest, S2,7Gf IS.
Accumulated interest on Investments. 81, 76l :.
Total Assets. S3OI ,1Ol 73.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

'Nc' p COOK J. WILSON DRuRY.
COOK ~ DRtRN.
Successors Of Cook, Dillon i Lindley,)
Davenport, lotrd.
N1E have formed partnership for the
w pratce Of Law, to which we shall devote
our personal attention. COOK DRURY.
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Gc- For the best Weekly Newspaper subscribe
for the Rock island ARGus,
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Or any other styles, and any size desired, either
IN the rough or dressed, and delivered either on
Railroad Cars or Canal Boats.
My quarry is situated directly on the Canal and
the chicago Rock Island Railroad, one mile
southwest OF Joliet, and my facilities tor loading
will enable me to sell as low as the lowest
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LIABlLITIE =.

The amount due and not due to bankers
and other creditors of the Company.... None.
Losses adjusted and due. ............... None.
Losses reported, unadjusted, in suspense
and waiting further proofs. .........." S2O,9bl
Losses contested. ..................... $500
Total of all Liabilities. .......... $3O.l6l.
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And the time of redemption expires on the 25th
OF June, A. D. 1862.
Also, the following, on the Goth day of June, A.
D. 1860, at the said sale for the tax aforesaid.
swqr sec. % tpl; lw loo acres
And the time of redemption will expire on the
10th day OF June, 4. b. 1852
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Prices TO Suit the Times,

Orders respectfully solicited from abroad, and
all "work done the square" All letters
promptly answered. !. P. SWAIN,
Joliet, Illinois.
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And the time of redemption Will expire on the
3Oth day a! June, 4. d. 1862, F. CONWAY.
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Also, the following, on the 9th dav Of Jun
}. 1860, at said sale for the taxes aforesaid

And the redemption thereof tor said sale will
expire on the 9th day OF June, A. d. 1862
Also the following were bought AZ said sale on
the 3Oth day ofJune. A. D. 1860 for the taxes of
the wears lAIs and $50
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TRlSTEE,S SALE.

Rock Island, Jan. !, 1860.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
MAA

ST DFEA To 4AkRkGOI
bAIp lfae fofsaia& aiFertiy Essf from Csrtr, go.
49, - % ties staslhE asrea-SQ H3,s,
@e'aFF ~est Most dIrecl r5gts 10 Cklcsge
ana he East is "a he
CHICAGO & ROCK BLAND AsD w,0s,ss,,-,
AND MISSOURI RAILROADS.
0nsy hne from Cratrat Iowa IN CHS. .us.. -.
Management. The knsls>lppl ana Ns4,a,.,1 =
ls How completes la vreEzo ara zslr 80 =.
| ed fSTtheT WfsI. Dss 4giBst and CguBrI@ -
Passenger VII nnd thla ra9tet tas q srtS,t O.,
est and Best, avoiding 4! dslays A. tha WI,,,>
tern Stage Company
Passenger saS E9Pzs4s TragsG Lsgvg Hsvrs,a H.
st % p. NJ, srriViAg d CA,caso q geI.s.
fAE aSTf ASTR4Aq
No Charge for transfer Of bzrzaSt 4, Clg.s.
Sleeping Cars AzP 90 al B!g1a trans TrassI AZ.
hect a. CalesEe With The trans or the E8s;sr- as
FACTS For STOCK sHIPPEES
steck Aeas4ng MArpnso II IUPE 1-r..,
Chicago at D % the usxt morning. II IL. "a, he
early Markets and SEED trains Of the E,asyz ls.,
The whole time CONSUMED at the kl..s.z,, L.
sT does moi sxceea twenty miEuEes NJ IA =,
change 81 cara, ne ferTi4EF o. delay
The opsEihE Of tie Il l. \ R. 4 Ia Arg
enables parties driving Stock from pes .sst
other points IN CPufrEi and Western Iowa = =,
considered equally distant fToEa Ihs dlHsrrE =
10 haFe three d2ys driving and fIau! 10 l. a.
OF the cars over any other route
Stock Sih 6s del ssr4 4 Esy II ske az ,,.-,-,-,
81 Chicago.
The N, r. Z. Is Bsw AsIzE ezn 49,. -,
AaTengO, and as tas3 as eOmblFLsd a. -.
be TRG 70 tar end % The tEReG i" 81
ETeET facility for the e0s'sss4 ert s,trrupr. III
lie FTeIghts los ava ov, ~. "
pains spared 70 tetS'.r il n q most ae,5,,b, ~.
firm Iowa 10 CASE ~ - '''
INFO On .cKETs ia aIi PrtncpIl pgaii . q,
IA''E1 "a ss ant CArLadas. by a. -..ls' - =,
P'oSa4Sa aIEashEnE Iowa Cts 40 Nr-xe
JOHN TKACI
v /. ST JOHA. 6sa't say
GleaT Freight aud TICkst AErHr
January l. 1853.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

M&ss pAa%SnsaGN 80 - pssssl - ~ &Hf&asMlk
Southern news, from which the following
ID complied:
Cialb, Jseksqn--al Gew Aadzsd, Dies.
l3sh-issaed ) proclamation, calling Tor
81, O00 State troops; ooagratalating the
psaplsioa sAsis vatah<sisk sd sqathssn
onisdsEssHs md axgiag sasmass ssasaa
Of saerifss - ssTsaiH to bring their Jade
JET, Thompsea pabllshss order Ne. 50
which informs the members Of the Mis-.
spuri State guard, arss division, that ID
Missouri isnew . member Of the Southern
C9nfsderacy, she State guard be aiasoav-
ed and At an early day the present mesn-
bars and all other patriotic citizens viii
bare an opportunity q roianteer IN tie
GonfsdeEate asmys and form new eonpan.
les and regiments sad select officers.
The Pocahonsas Herald announces as
the result Of Colol,el BorlAnd's order salt
has come down 10 twelve dollars aad ffty
cents per sack. asza E5s taati RI
The samepaper also says that some 90
or so head Of cattle which had passed
shroagh on their way to the river we're
brought back BY Col. d, and taksn for
the public service. Jst @~.3
The Msunphis Appeal claims thas tae
Confederate Government has sulphur For
ordinance su6Seiens for two years, bat
that ia private hands the article Is very
scarce. Professor John Darny has fern.
ed company for the purpose Of laakiag
sulphur out Of pirates Of iron In Alabama.
The Hazald's Fortress Monroe special
states, that eleven steamboats,, propeiisrs
and large launches are being built vt Nor
folk Navy Yard 10 attempt the recapture
Of Hat1eEas. They are to Rendezvous ht
Roanoke Island, where they will be join
cd by Gen. Boots, nO~ fitting oas n Nor
folk. 81 -..r.".5 ".5--@ ".."
One hundred and ten men are said to
be employed in Norfolk under Eagliah-
men making projeetilas from recens Eng.
lish patterns.
The Arago has arrived Of Cape Race
from Havre lib, via Southampton l2th.
Gen. Scott is passenger On ben. His
health hes improved. Previous 20 his De-
parture he had q long Interview with
Prince Napoleon. .....
There Ia no abateanent Ia Eagiand Of
warlike preparations. ...
The Warrior would be supplied with
eight Armstrong guns one hundred pound
ers, and would change her foEty Founders
for seventy peuadsrs. She woaId be
ready for the three years service. Other
troops have been ordered to proceed i'm
mediately to Canada.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

BgEoHER Agp BRBRxlow The n. \.
Sandsy Times calls upon aessrs. Beech
en-, CheeyeT and few more of the reyeE-
end gsntlenea woo laboEsd 90 diligently
in the pulpit to bring this var on cur
hands. to initiate Parson BFowuiow's ex-
ample, si1: Grid on the sword and show
that they can hght as well as pfesep -
The Times is certainly not obtuse enough
TO think Beschsr would fight when charity
GESTURES yield him 800 and the charity
IS, and other nice and safe Jobs are plea
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

4 FOOLISH IDEA.-Mr Sumner, in his
euiogy % Col. Baker, In commenting up
On the unfortunate reconSoisanee a
Ralps Bluf, seoffsd ~ she idea Of m in
sesagating oammltsee TO ascertain Where
the blame ceaid justly b ahargsd, and
said tAas the great criminal stood before
the coanEry and the wsrld, and thas Grim
laai was Slavery This ia runniag fool.
ish idea into the ground SiaEery is 70
be the seapegoat Of every bsuader in bat
ile aud every fraud Ia administration
Chiesso IImes.a s sssaEas a. /!
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

Az ExTKAokpIRARE FgAT---THK PzEsI.
DKsr's MKssAGE In SASRR2gcIscs;--The
following telegraphie dispatch, dated
Wednesday, December Ash, records shs
most wonderful feat 10 the annals of tale-
graphiag. * says lac qt.. (
F'Ths Psaai4aas's message In fun Ma
rseeived hare b. telegraph, aad puslishea
II 8 O'clock this morning" g..F.a.H r
30 the Psopls Of Saa FraRGisc0 read the
President's message Is early ~. did those
Of Baltimore or phila4ielphia. Is not thai
q marvel, even fos this are r. 2t "a n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01
UNITED STATES CLAIM AGENCY
AT WASHINGTON CTY, b. @,
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS,

AT the request hf J. d. JExxEzs s. Co !. t. acs
as sab-4gentE for the Uce established By them ID
Washington City FIR the epllectloa and txansnais8
ion Of CL4EAs against the U. 8. GoyeFRmenE, With
especial refefence 10 ths snKaea ssfy increased en-
psRAtares and new exiAezi1sss iastdena 10 the sx-
listing y as hsRe established 81 CoUNcIL RLGPEz
Branch Agency fsg Eessern Iowa aza SebraskR q,
whers viii receive ard attend to all applies Gs
for pay aud beztsy af FofmAfesFa, fsr PsRsaoAs 5r
claims Cor Sabststslsce, Stsres oE TraaSpufS4tisn
furnished 70 tie goTegnmpHt, wnish, being put Ia
pfspeF fern saAa tfsrs1n tied Go wsshiEssos % nae
wIal be proapt4y sRd fat4hfaig pxssasased By stla
principal agents saove nAaled
Persons having aesaar&8 eli any description u
au4oHnt against tbs 8uveFamrat, having legal Or
q Vi tAhs % sa ~ sy ard ss ufiae aA IhatE s&E
may rsy apaa tAsAFSsaikas e@iaS Successfully pros
ecated and kaesF dues prnmptly rsHlttted ~ taetn
hy making eaFs9 appiicstisn 10 me
wIil he supetsa wia2a 4aa iaxs fsFlas ruses and
IHstE een nsesAszTs fa9 tke pEsSkF pgezsAkx tson
of claims. and also an aphaSetseAs lat u yaIua-
teeTs End Esn sf 81 Trades in the Milssary sevwsca
By Rfgs@eats and Cosapaasss. whereby, agon tlae
hap2entnS no ay casualty OF the maturity OF arg
eAtns rea4f access can b had ta she raqaixliA evi
dsucs On heAan Of The si4isaa NJ hAa fusze&eass@
tsvss, Coz its gsstasiasAmsaf Al dhasgeS win BE-
upon reasonable srate,
oascs In s@cuud story % Eaesuix block, head ct
Broadway. Fss= EE RzpAEMNa
Ceanus ARGs, fawar Dec. u, ISsa,sr .g. : ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01
raEAANDwRHEass uRoa xHE WALL

AAz - &AA So " aAA&ss@ GM&A @&A n W5AL&'
The Abolition Bla1k Republicans hsgin
70 REALISE, THAI the truth Of the predictions
made 3 long time ago, relative to the as
cendency to power of sectional party,
are about 10 be veFEiEed, and they fsney
thaa shsy see the ssHandwFitrng upon ths
WALL" In tbs English vocabulary, they
hsvs found four words, that like The
Handwriting upon the wsll," which
troubled the kiag of Babylon both day
and night, seriously aissuEbs their peace
Of mind and are sogely vexasious to their
guilty eonseienees- The words atsso Ia
miliaE and 20 MACH In common asa, thAt
none bus those whose consciousness of
right upon their so0l, have any dread Of
theEn but the guilty shaddsr Whenever
they hear them pronounced. IL told yoR
50, - are ths words which weigh 20 heavi.
ly upon the minds Of the bisunion Abo-
litioaista. When they read the Farewell
Address Of the Father of oar counsEy, in
Which he warns the people agsinst the
formation Of parties upon sectional or &C.
ographical lines, and then take look at
the Abolition party, and sAs troubles thai
it has brought upon the country, their
conscience snites them, and they faaey
thai thsy hear from the tomb Of Wishing.
ton, thess awfal words: Fl told you 90"
When they read the history Of the past and
the predictions Of the future, and witness
their rapid aad certain fal6llmsus they
faacy thai they heaE those much dreaded
words-aHI told you 60" In fact the dis
union abolisionists, are conscious Of their
guils, having bean warned 30 attep against
ths destructive course that they wars pgr-
suing, thai they expect 20 hear from the
mouth of every honest man they meet
IL told you So" The cords, ~ told you
90, !" are upperness in their minds, they
are stamped deep into their guilty hearts
they know the mark Of Cain is upon their
guilty foreheads, and they hope to escape
the punishment whieh an outraged people
are sure, sooner or later, TO inaiet upon
them, By the adoption Of thiefs expe-
dient to escape detection. They hope to
draw attention from their own acts of dis
union, and from the misfortunes thas they
have brought upon the country, BY the
cry Of secession against those VINO have
always supported the constitution and abe
laws Of the nation. Rowing full we'll,
that they have brought the country to the
verge ofruiu, and that the warnings which
have been from time to time given, vail
be brought up in jadgmeos against them,
they are attempting.to familiaTise their
guilty understandings 20 the words, 81
told you So" They expees TO hear these
words-shey see them written upon the
gall, and they are preparing to take the
advice which Satan gave 10 Job--''carse
God and die.r A.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

Il TaE sEOawAKn MOVEMENT. 's-Ths Wash
ingson correspondence the EseSias Posa
writes J: lit 3 weli known 10 Govern.
ment circles that the President and See
ret&ry 0smsrou favor an early advance Of
our troops Gen. Mcclellan admits The
propristY Of such moTement, and saly
asks shat hs nay sslees his own time for
It, Is he viii be guided solely by desire
to save life and make victory nsaglg ccr-
tain. H~2sg m l5hIH q q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

= Hon. David Wiimot, United States
Senator from Pennsylvania, has returned
homs On aeeaanE Of bad health. He Is
said to be very III, and bis disease il sup
posed to be cancer in the stomach.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

- The RxgrBLIcAs FAxxER, publish
cd al Bridgeport, Conn, has once more
% made lis appearance incur Office It viii
be recollected by cur rsaders thss this
sterling pqaessatic pepsE wss suppressed
by 3 mob in August last, because the ed
ltor did not endesse all the illegal acts Of
the Administration. Since that time 3.
great change has takea place. Those that
"a were ready 20 tear down oihees and mob
. editors because they seuld mot endorse the
. alsgG saspessioa h tbs wris Of Asbeas
7cbypas arg nov tbs strongest epponsnts
sfasls@ Aaaiastsalion aud cannot sai,
-ssssria = shssoesbulasy sulkoiensly strong
70 express thsir hatred and soatsapt Of
the President. We suppose the Farmer,a
win sSrps sllssed ID spsasp the evan
tenor Of il Esy=approying AL thai 10
sesa lseaasxnaing MI shss 4 saa III tia
Administrator TwitAsas rauniss the risk
of another Abolition mob. saccess .
li'I''G1a ILL., -Ia4LIIIIN i.
:. II The Hannibat and ST. Joseph and
North Missossi z. a. savs besa sssu 40,
and che Aamssss n. these anss have been
% sxssp.lse shas ssains will not be run on
y = ssAsss = .hAa fos ssssaaI wsekh. u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

A n ORDINANCE entitled an. Ordinance lar tAs
"A est&hlisAzasat u fsfesa Street. u
SEC 4. Pc IL szSaAkAsd ~ a . sSsnvsoz eoaacs,
on the citY vt ConEasii BiHEs. That Green street
sksli be established IS follows CbnIm erciag zt a
saeae ptasea agsa MaaAsoa ssFsea 90 tass Hasre or
thenns haFfh % u as4fs@s azst 10 o ssaas Naacna
zpou sae west lice or Henton street. tkancs norfh
the 81 RFsAawsy : - =
Bee. q. And be il farther 0raAfara tAs4 tire aaaya
has asn se tAs nekAh line IL saia street. saA that
Ia wfaah shall be % feet - , :
ASprsvsd, Esee o, ssst 4esss 4,* gzssf s..
LTsAEDBR ". BAHRTrT, M4xur
'&ussk~-ws q ERAREoRn, Gsty M3sssasx
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

/ DKAaHs TsaA DR1axa1as~%Ehsss sis.
tara. assd ss@pekivaly sssanssen, swVnsy.
swo and swaasy-fsax ysazs. aAss Asass og
ssaiia Wssb, - Csd&s ssaaey, II slisszAts
aiad visAaa sws wsskss of shss fenl nsa-
ady. ''.salks
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

IN MILES STAGING SAVED!
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gers leaving Council Bluffs, morning ara 'lsas-
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POINTS, EaAt and South Al
TO SHIPPERS oP sr0CK
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Sew stock pens have keea built or -.
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epalHHodatiea Of their stoeR - '-' X
ThfsHgh contracts given t. CAlr,r
JOHN 6 KEI1
Vice PrssldehI apa srgs,.st-ss...
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

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NOV n, 1881, JOHN Mel sN-n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

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