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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-10
MEDICAL,

DR. r. C0BBErT, MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK
London, consulted usual at 20 Centre street. be-
Chambers and Reads practice of 81 years, OF
which have been in hospitas entities him "a confidence
BSee DR. g. Is diplomas In his Office; private enrancea ~
No. 6Ciy Hall place Sundays from lUls A. NJ 10 l2's
mr. CHARLES LuvzR oBsTETRIC PHYSICIAN AND
H. Up rating Surgeon, wishes the ladies' distinctly un
derstani that he has no rival In this cry In xang aA
dence his private rooms, Clay Broadway NJ " At home
from ID A. NJ. to9P. NJ
nR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET MEMBER OF THE
H. College OF Physicians ana surgeons u New York. may
Din the evening
nR DUDLEY PROM THE HcsPIT AIS OF LONDON
IL and Paris and Member OF the college Of Physicians
Is East Twelfth street, Ave doors West Of Broadway.
r,R. WARD NO. IL LAIaHr STREET, NEAR CANAL
NAYS particular attention to all complaints both
seres private entrance Office open from O'Clock in the
morning til eclsck in tho evening Consultation free
AIDES CAN CoNsuET DR. POWERS IL LArGHT
street. with unrivaied all complaints Be
sure give DR. Powers CALL and you will regret IL
Al homo for consultation day and evening.
TDROFEssOR RESTELIA le2 CHAMBERS STREET CAN
i be consulted a. usual Agents, iNk Liberty street,
n. Y. In Brooklyn, l7b Fulton street.
DEMovAL.--DR RALpH's OFFICE TO 1874 BLEECKER
IL str' - OF Broadway. Hours IL to and 6to9.
wv " since 1884, sruptons Of the skin, scrofus
every FORM white swelling erchitir varcocee hydrccele,
gravel hsula, rheumatism acute chronic or inhamma
tovv. No pay I'LL cured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-10

ANDS.-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.-LARGE AND
IL trv ing settlement Of vineland Philadelphia BY
railroad rich SOIL good to be 20 tracts az
from $5 to $50 payable within four years good
schools and society hundreds are setling Apply
K LANDIS Postmaster Viueland Post Office Cumberland
county New Jersey Letters answered. papers containing
inrorma ton will be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-10

DOR SALE-BAY SIDE VILLA, ON THE SHORE OF
New York Bay, five miles the Jersey City Ferry
by hourly STAGES TO Saersvie fare nve ceni-a Brown
Stone House. fifteen RoomB Fruit salt
Bathing the premises fully described the Herald Of
Saturday june. Apply 70 Mrs: MARY c. SEES. PRICE,
furnished, $Ss6OO; unfurnlshedr $500.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16
pKMoCRACY AgD sxAyKnY,

The Republican papers tell Us that the
var was caused By " Democracy and
slavery" that taxation comes because
of " Democracy anil slavery 4" and that
all our own national troubles originated
with " Democracy and slavery"
Slavery has existed in the United States
ever since the existence of the Govern
ment. 1t was present Ia every State at
the adoption of the Consultation. It's
proportionate political Influence was neYer
less than during the last ten years. IL,
in fact, steadily continued to decline Is
to The comparative exteBt Of the territory
ii covered, and as TO the nanber directly
interested in its perpetaity, ansil the ad-
vent OF the Abolition, Liberty and Re
publican parties. Yet during the whole
Of this sime--about three-auartsss OF q
sentury-we had no civil war, no heavy
taxation, no disunion, and ne attempt a.
disunion because Ut slavery.
So with Democracy. Democracy has
been the political power of the county
for sixty years. Its reign has invariably
brought peace, honor, prosperity and Light
taxasion-neyer war, never great national
trouble. Ii never coanGenAneed sectional
interests nor sectional strife. Had its
counseis prevailed we never should have
had civil var.
In view Of such facts as these it is
brazen impudence for Ehe parasites VINO
have destroyed the peace Of ahe land, to
raise their voices charging THAI " Demoe-
racy and slavery" are the true causes
of our war and taxation filacaakes
Nesca.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16
A HosPaTAL SCENE.

The Winchester IVA correspondent Of
the Philadelphia EHqssiFss, writing iEn-
mediatsly after the late battle st Straits
burg, thas describes the hospital scene
A visit TO this hospital is thing long
to be remembered. In many Of tAeEooma
men are stretched out, suffering FROM
frightful wounds here a leg has just
been amputated /; the patient, who 10 last
recovering from the effects of the Galore
form administered, is looking shout him
with An expression of semi-eonscioasaess,
and On moving himself, remarks ''How
Light my Lex feels" TheEs NAN sits
propped up, motioniess, Speeehless, with
& sseiia exp#essiea Of sountenaneey hay
Jag laceraGed wound through his body
caused By a minnie ball. tara arsaand,
and a man stands near me al a table, 9
basin before him, washing hand great
ly swollen, and minus two fingers An
other is endeayoFing to clean she blood g.
way from hole 10 his hip, caused by ball
catering there. and making its exit the
other aide. Most of the wounded ART
ealnn and patient. Many of shen were
brought into the hospital saying, t'Pm
hurt, but We gave il 20 them, Fh0agu. p
,sHurrah for the Union p ''They can't
stand against U.s." &c.
Captain Wright, Of the Confederate AZ
nay, il at the hospital, having been shot
shr"ugh both eyes, and presents dread
full spectacle He refuses to be approach
sd, and Is at times delirious, immagining
himself on the feid, giving the words OF
command, STEADY nen - sEelose up J"
''stand TO your work." sc.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16
~ ia lM& AKKa =


@Saa2& tSSas Aks<A as
1t has pleased AlmigAGy SseA - xDaGh-
safe signal victories % ths fai&sd 3ad ns~
ral forces eagag@a ID sapprassEng Eebea-
lion, and II the aszs@ time 90 a#eKs fxaaa
eur eo@aszy the aAagaxs a6 Esrsaga amaaz-
vaaES@ and invasaan. Is Is, EheT4awxy
reeoaasAsnaed 10 the pssYae III she Gaikaa
STATES thai, ut their nexf weakly asmeam-
blags i4l their accustomed paaeaa Ut w@F-
ship, which sAAll oscar aftw TIC nskaas
Of this proclamation shall haze kasm re-
ceiTed, they especially asknoaiaags An9
render sa&aks 10 eur Ha3Esaly FaEksx Ter
these estimahle blezsings-- siaaG tAey sAsze
and then lmpiora sEaritaai esnsslaGaoa "a
behalf Of all khose who haxs k@en bxgaxAz
into afiiesisn BY the easaaAatsas MmA eA-
l&amiEea Of ssdiEiaa $50 ea#ia waw. ama
that they rxTeTeGsly lsasekna sae aaxfas
guidance for CUR nAsisnA4 eSaResls, 10 The
end that they may spssaily Eesait IN khE
ressoFztion Of Tsaee, haraaoay Sad azni1v,
throaghoaG ear esg&9Tg. aaa haasse@ The
establishment Of frskexmas EsaMAiSa& mmazg
the eountTias Of Ehe eATxA-
In wisnaas whesoafs | have hsxsas ses
my hana and CEASED the wsal Of tke Ina&~
ed States to be aakxed. Dane III EAs Cats
Of Wsshingtan, this I0th day oil April, :
sine ysax ef oar Lord 1851.
ABRAHAM GKFsC4saaN.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

GEE. SxIGKL-AS NCrDRST AT PA
RIDoE.--Mr. j. 4. Cleaveland, attached
to the quarseFmasteE's department Ut the
Twenty second illinois Regiment, furn-
ished to the Lafayette (Ind.) Cowrisy a
description Of the battle at Pea Ridge, in
which he was an active participant. He
mentions the following incident:
At council Of var, in which Curtis,
JsE. C. Davis, and Seigel participated,
the commanding general spoke despOnd-
ingly of the prospect, and intimated that
surrender was inevitable, whereupon
Seigel remarked, with startling emphasis /:
" Mine friend mine friend give me
Davis aad de command, and will show
you who has de field in three hours"
Davis was earnest for aghl to the bitter
end, and Curtis gave to understand that
Gen. Seigel should have il all his own
way. The responsibility of the subse-
quent movements, and the glory of the
aext achievements, really belong to him.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

Arrest OF 4 REPUBLIcAS RDIToR on A
CHARGE OF DIsLoVALTT.-Our citizens
we're startled yesterday afternoon by she
announcement that one Of the editors of
the Detroit Adcerfiser had been arrested
BIZ Deputy United States Marshal OF
this city, on 3 cnaxge Of treason. Of
course il was hardly credited at the first
thought, but an examination proved that
the announcement was TOO true. IL seems
that some person addressed letter TO the
United States authorities in this city, set
ting forth that an individual who was
connected with one Of our city papers had
confessed to bin that be was engaged In
aiding the seccssiouists, and had dis
patches from Mr.. SIideIl, in cypher, which
be should forward to the South at once.
1t also gave the name and description Of
the individual. 4 detective was immedi-
ateIy r at upon scent, and Mr.. Doyle, who
has for some months been q regular cor
respondent of the advertiser, and has re-
ccatly become connected With the editor
iaI department of that paper, was arrest
ed, bis person and papers examined, and
himself held for further examination IN
til this morning - Detroit Free Press,
ApriI /.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

KILLED BT wokMs.-A young mah by
the name Of Russell, seventeen years of
sxe, was found dead in bis bed At Mason,
n. t., On Friday Of last week He was
intoxicated when he retired, and hla be-
ing found dead after al evening Of de-
baueh With other young men, created sus~
pieions Of foul play. A posi- aorteBs ex-
animation instantly revealed the cause Of
has sudden death. A werm eleven inch
es long was found in his throat, WHICH
had stEangled him. When be was f1and
in bed q worm about ten inches long was
found near his mouth. Ii had crAwied
out. These worms had erawled up froEa
his stomach. The young man had prob
ably not eaten much for ssgeEaa days as
bis stomach Was nearly umpsyy perhaps
causing the worms to look elsewhere for
food.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

- r naHxnm - Mmnm9M9 !
n 1 n. r ~ ID - ~ insk.s 60.
saias - lsIis sart o. the abaszsiss y
frssdon y - nsg !" Waite msas ars
rsupsssfslay rspsssssa 10 read end ra1sss-
Gov. KnxwosD inEimases sAsk shsEe .
plsasy Of rssm In Iowa fox $1,000 Ut saass
ped
ssThe pahlie has alresdy bean imass@-
ID thai ths escaped soasrabaaas 81 tbs
Soash are psariag isso Phila&sapaas n
Iaxga naEahaRsv asa aa&e In Waasaagfsza
they have bseems 10 impadsns - - ~
boa white msa al sAe sadswalkss ins@as
white wsnsn and be ussszly HaSG Cog ssT-
vaais. This iaaax Of asgross ssa his
saaey Independence ara the vsEy aasazai
results Of the ssashisgB sf aboaisaesisass
who bold shaE white naaa II ~ sesa -
Negro oaiy when he behssaS hiaaseaf aaa
goes ssraagiy ser ezaAaGipatasa- saf
bow win this negro isandsEioa &ases aas
North and tbs South ?
In the NORTH lhess escaped agrees wala
6ll eur posEboasss and insEsass car tag
-. Many of sheza Will seaxn szaAsss -
thsy are already aoing IN PhaaadeaPAiss
and white msn aad whaae sozns@ will ~
crowded eus Of empaoymsaI- Aass@ay
we have mere negroes hszs aAa@ ss kaa~w
whAt 10 do wiEh, aad essxy fagifzve aas-
kzahaad 10 "a iacabus and nziszness-
II she slaves eouGiaae 10 eszas aOxxA. aea
white labozxs p&vpars 70 ioe& est fsr
themselves. In J&maiea ama ne kaxssa~
does, where the experi@asaa af free m@gzs
Labor is being tested, tine zaalaazsas @rs
rapidly gaining powex aad iaaasaea, ana
white asa sze beiag pashed to fhs wAsL
The s&ms eanss prodae@ saas saaa@ Easzaas+
We shall fare IA batter sh&a she waases
Of these isI&n4ls-
Bat, while shis black ishsx ID . saEpasa
be.e, IL is greatly Beeded II ahe So&EA~--
CosaOa, sagar, mes &Dd GoAasce HaasE DC
raised, &aa oaly blacks e@R Eaass ak-~-
But, If We peEmit the AlOilEaomhsas - De-
coy ali the slaves tn ths Auzsaa, tvw aAAaAai
We get thea b&sk again 10 shs ssaGh
when this waz is evex Everywhere aase
emancipation Of saaEes EesalaS in tie mcsE~
e5ty of labor, and in the Bri1aah ssess h.
dies, where tbs waaG Of nsgyO l&Sss .
severely feAt siHee the ah0ssrioa oil saase-
gy, ovsry eEoxs i beaag aaaAe 10 pegssaaae
free negrsas 10 emigrake frS@ aAe UaEs9Si
States We shall be In Just th@ sazas
presiieane&s, By and by, aRd Ehe s0w1h
9iIl be almoss yalaeaezs bssa@ss as Ease
scarcity Of aAAvsa-
The probIeaa 81 the iae#iaahls Regss =
taking this shapss abezezore alaEes &rx
Becoming scarce : ahs Ssaaas whezs EAes
will be aoTely nesasa, aad plsassif&l =
she North, whsEe they are not neaaed. 10
are bartheEa and AS expsasss -ssmss-
thing mast be done 10 rszaedy skis esil,
and thAs izaaedis3eiy- Fresaaa far sas<
blacks has been pspaa&E cry ii soas
quarters fer years. Ii . abaus kams now
20 raise the cry a freedoHs for tbs whzaas
for the negroes ass beSauzing masters .
the situation"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

FrRrSG Ggxx UxpEa WAxxxs-Ths ss@s
Of firing guns aHaex wxter ID no& new. !
recent pumbeE of the ScieaGlsc Amsssc3a
says
"AnotheT pvejecs, supposed by m&Any &c
DO new cue NJ the pre@ank amys " fAaa
of submarine axtiIIaxry batteries axaag
Euams ansax waksr- This iawessiea aAss
engaged Ralsaa's asaSasasn. He wewazaa
times fired fsar psxsasz, sabmssgaa
three fcas In the waseg aE khs Haaaam. maas
% eae occasion srsa 8 loo pssaAsx aasm-
ased nj the saans aepsh. @igh sa=h y
battery be psopasaa 10 Ore iasa 1aae Aasls
of eaeaaias' war wasa1as aasiar sAass sra
ter lfnaa. aad shaas sink. Saek @akamm-
riae batteries wsre arssgm@a % Nc ssTsssa
in wRr wasseAs, sid wsssn reqmssaa sAey
we're to Dc hmzsg asaa aaasg osae sAa aakss
and suhmexgaA.s
The aasazsaags sAsa shs iassassam 80
seusly lroaghs sarwaza prohabiy has. =
ia the asasaaoa d mssaaaaag aaa ragaaa-
ting the guzs asnsasa sass waasz iiaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

A CALIFORNIA SHowEK.-A eoTrespon-
dent writing from San Jose, California,
says:
About six weeks ago re had slight
shower that lasted about three weeks,
aid has kept up ever since. i rain
guags carefully kept and registered by
DR.. Smell, Of Sonars, Tuolumae County,
shows that from the llth of November,
1851, to the 18th Of January ls62, sew
enEy-swo inches of water fell st thai place
This sufficient explanation to ali the world
IF our unprecedented dalugs. Is is also
asserted By several persons On the Ala
math RiTer that the water 81 the mouth
Of salmoa, On tho KlamaaAs was forty
two feet above the wire bridge, and the
wire bridge being nineay feet high, makes
it one hundred and ninety feet perpesxaae-
ulAr. The river Is marrow al ihls point,
and the measurement was taken on the
trees above the bridge
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16
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~ rsrIl1s - -

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Lex than q yesE ago Wxnsxfx pzuaPs
mads speech = his Trsnont Temple ID
Boston, In which be said &
THE auti-siavsry party had hoped Cor
and plasaasd disxaion, because is would
lead 70 the developemsns Of mankind and
the elevation of the black man.
And ehaa he sxulsingly adds
I'm six months expect q separation.
The gaaa IL up, the Dnaoa u nj sssd.---
We have purchased nothing but disgrace.
The North 10 hankrups 10 character ~ ID
money. Before the sammar ends We shall
see two Confedraeies.o
The Democrats hare always charged
that the AboIitionisss planned disanion,
and here 1t will be sesa that WKspELL
PzILiPs, their leader adaits the charge TO
be true. What are ws TO think Of the
Union professions OF those In this city
who fraternixs with such q man and add
to the power Of such q PARTY.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

Gg The published statement that all OF
the army correspondents are TO be sent
back is untrue Notifications of che
rules nader which they accompany the
army have been made.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

DEPARTURE OF HEExAN FoR ENGLAND
On Sunday John C. Heenan left in the
City of Washington, for England, with
bis brother James. A number OF bis
friends attended on the pier to witaeas
bis departure and wish him good and
sh1rs passage In the awift steamer. The
champion was In Gna health and gallant
spIrits--a very model Of stalwArs, ae-
tive aan. Although Ii has been said that
be does nqs 60 to Eagland 10 Rgbt. it may
be doabssd whether Be viii not consank 10
accommodate the person who has savFral
times announced that his crest desire was
to eansend with him. In faes, We havs a
very decided impression that The Eidieui-
osss Wanting OF Mace, IN thai regard, will
come 70 . very abrupt termination, econ
after Heenan lands as Liverpool. He 10
much mors formidable man in appaar-
anee, rs well as seience, now, than be was
when be went TO meet the rs1oubtabls
Tom sayers. Since then, Heenan has
sbaekpned and solidiaed whsle bis assen-
ishing qasskneas and aSsivisy hare been
preserved. His former antagonist, Tom
sayers, has long been anxioss 70 kavs hins
70 0ves, and there will b. Alright massry
meeting between then.--b YsAa' &psssf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

RECRUITING SroPPED. officers en-
gagged in the recruiting serviea have been
ordered to their regiments, and notice
given to the Governors Of States thai no
pew enlistments nor new IeVies will be re"
ceived until further orders from the War
Department.
The force nov in the Geld il deemed
amply ausaoient for the suppression of
the rebellion and the speedy termination
of the war.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

A wealthy lady had tickling In her
throat, anu thought that hris;le OF her
tooth brush had gone down and lodged in
her gullea. Her throat daily grew worse.
II Was badly inaamed, and abe sent for
the family doctor. H. examined it care
fully, and finally assured her that nothing
vas the matser--it was a mere nervous
dalusioa, be said. Still her throat tFoub-
led Der, and she became 30 much alarmed,
that she was sure she should die A
friend suggested that she should call in
DR.. Jones, q young mau just commencing
practice. She did NOT st first ike the idea,
but finally consented, and DIR. Jones was
called. He was person Of good address
ard polite manners. He looked carefully
st her throat, asked her aaseral questions
as to the sensation al the seat OF the
alarming malady, and finally announced
that he thought be could relieve her. On
his second visit be brought With him a
delicate pair Of foroeps, in the teeth Of
which be had inserted bEistle, taken
frem an ordinary toothbrush. The rest
can be imagined. The lady threw back
her bead the forceps were introduced
into her mouth picks loud scream
and twas all over and the young physi-
clan, with smiling face, was holding up
70 the light and inspecting with lively
curiosity the extracted bristie. The pa
tient was in raptures. She Immediately
reeofered her health and spirits, and
went about everywhere sounding the
praises Of :" her savior a. she persisted
IN calling the dexterous operator.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16


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- 8xMsss s&a MntMsoE sAss hasnss ezsa-
fully dEssssas mak rns@asy - she humd
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~ aaxnSxed ard aMnk - o semsnx+ Fen.
saglg ana tssaals askersa sha hexss - Q
siszneazea a.& &aA m2Sk . A1Kz4sns ~ 90
- % ApFxaaeaks& - s<Fs46xssm hamkAmRs
- had a mad Dor naas ssnxms& essy naansaesy
49, . iska fsR aaaa6 .sa8<ksg kM1R&a NJ Vine
saAaTas asa ssE 6swns - ssazs II e&s@ 90 n
Do @sHs ksaaEsnx - &c hmak psEsaw ii q
eszmsxy aaa- kszxs % sheskzxsx nsmAs
spamk . kzngss apsnss - aMn&x - ss&ssHs-
TIRE wss@ kas sszaansnes ak& kia xaszRa
smsaazh 2xs@Am AsazxAkm6 ne zsSzsazxmez
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

q i clergyman meeting With enc o.
his congregation Who had recently eom'
in possession Of quite an handsome prop
erty by the death of his brother, inquiries
bow be was eating along with the settle,
ment Of the estate ''Oh," said be, 81
am having q dreadful time! What wstl
getting out letters Of administration, and
attending Probate Court, and setsliHe
claims, sometimes almost wish b. h@s
not died.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

GRArE ANp sTocx TRApE OF CHICAGO.
We learn that Lie Messss. Fairbanks
have sss la the elevators 10 this city. du-
ring the last rear, about seventy Of thsas
Eve hundred bushd hopper scales, and
several smaller ones. Each one Of these
can be loaded 30 lie full capacity, and
the load discharged Ia few minutes
which Shows someshing Of the inmenss
amount Of grain which can Do weighed
upon them. They have also SET, q The
different stock yards in the city, i've Of
their ssosk scales, wiki platforms Of suaae-
lent size to weigh whole ear load NJ
once, which muss ad,i greatly g. tho IA
eiiisiss for shippimg live ssoek from this.
kszk Gsssesss. dws@s@s.az - s.ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

HosAcE GRzxxgx ExpIcyxD.--The Grand
Jury Of the District Of Colambla has
found two biils Of indiessmsns against
Horace areslsy, fes an attack made apen
We Marshal Of the District In ths col
umns Of the New York TrIhaTe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

every prospecs Of long seasasm sg Co.,
gress. Ii il Ghoaghs that the pxeSeaaa sss-
sioa will eonainae nearly shzoagh sAe
sumner. TIE Tax TariH, Baakisgs Can-
aseaEion, and Bankraps Bills sEli seeaPy
nouths Of debate, 10 @ay noGhang ut 2aae
Emancipation bill fer the Dis&xicz If L4sa-
urRbiA, whieh ii y, sxpssaea vail pa@a
Congress wifhan 4 monsh.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

~ II used to be the boast Of stephen
4. Douglas, that be could make anything
in the way Of cabinet wares We DO not
believe THAI Floyd nor Niss nor rslsow,
though appFenaiced to = cahinss makas
for seven years, could ever ieaxn % aake
a sgaud.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

co "Why are doctors called Physf-
clans, mamma P'' said little inqUlsltlEe
girl TO her mother. ''Physiciams," re-
piled her mamma, who was seldom at q
loss for al answer, fscones frDsn fes-sssk,
As the doctors ride about sill day TO seek
fees.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

- There are people," sAys AvH.
Partingson, sswho can batha with peerless
imparity in water IS cold Is GTeenlaBd's
icy mountains or midas eaTal sssauds ;
bat as for me, prefer TO batAs in wssss
thassg . Ieesaa ssrpsd.ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

sRAKEsPKARE's DESCRIPTION oF 4 HoRsg-
There lie not, probably, in the English
language better description Of swell
proportional steed," condensed into SO
few words, ~ the following from tbs pen
of the immortal Shakespeare
Kouna-aeefsd. Short iolntsa, fssiocgs xhag and
4af1
ROAD 6reast. fan eTss. anaAII head and Rossxils
vide -. 49,.
HIN essss Short ears, straight Legs, asd passing
strong
Y9in maas. thl<k tail hTesa epttseEs ssuzsT hlas
Loak shat hsrss Should hsye be dsd not lAess
save proud rider On 30 proud hse&.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

u We don't object to the proposed
tax on hoOp-skirss. II the ladies must
take up so much space in this oEereTowd-
ed world, they or their husbands shoald
par for r.