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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

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8&&sA&WM M&Ns @ @MA&A 1870 -
Aayshing In regard 20 shese recently
discovered Gold Mines win be Eesd with
interest By the public, for Che reason thai
very little 10 kaown Of them, their dis
eovery bsssg made Lace in tie SEASON Of
1851. We have been permitted 70 copy .
porslsn Of private letter written from
chat region By gentleman wall known
hare AleaEAI. MEzRaYs Esqs--to CaAs'
w. HAAlLToS, ESQ, Of this city, aud We
place full confidence In his stRssnenss,
Monchaasenish though they may appear.
His letter 10 dated 'sFiossnce, Washing
ton Territory, Nov. 4th, lssl." de
says
asyFeli, I am housed up here il the
Rocky Mountains hundred and NIFTY
miles from any place with plenty Of pro-
visions 10 lass till spring. IL is showing
like bilxen and likely TO continue for
some time TO come. Had something to
read could weather it shrough pretty
we'll, bat ~ this commodity 10 pat OF the
question-theEe being no reading mAtEef
here oil any kind have 70 SET myself
down Ia my camp, and smoke my pipe
and indulge in severies Of the past. Mir
ming prospects are COED and IL my health
continues good for the next year ! expeo'
to return home with considerable pill
of sadust." Day before yesterday WI
work ed about three hours ia our claim
and took ous 80 /; pretty good wages foI
80 short time. II Is not knoHa nov
extensive these digging are bat 1aagint
from the appearance of the country, the
are undoubtedly richer than anything ye
discovered on the Pacific alope. | con
slider myself very fortunate In gettine
in here a. soon a. did and securing 1
claim. i,
/ ss These mines are situated abou
tea miles from Salmon River and on
hundred miles north Of its junction wis!
Snake River, and one hundred and seven
sv-fve miles from Walla Walla and IL
shout . northeast direction OF the Las
named locality.
- Some psospeeseTs returned yes
terdav from q tour across the Salmos
River, and report richer diggings thai
was ever heard OF before, yielding coass
Gold from ons 10 6tls dollars 10 The paa
one OF nv partners or myself will 20 t
the new discovery, which ia thirty ~
! miles from here, and secure claims TO
next seasons working.
There is one claim here that para froE
, one hundred 10 thee hundred atlacss
Gold 10 the rocker Der day. No CLAN
that in worked pays loss than $40 per day
We consider our claim $50 diggings.
, Provisions Of all kinds bring
= enormous prices here. Flour u wort
81 pea pound. bacon, beans, codse an
, sMIKE.''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

III wGoEx1'x AoM4ExToN. =,
Ws think sssry -, not 6noneman1
On the - jsof o11lsysrS. Ill sse i h
glsxss sbs proPxise and i4kloe Of -
easHpAziaen In tht following short a.
pithy axtsaes which we make from mn -
ticls In the Harrisburg (Pa.,) Patraos Il
UaiGn. -
We had rebellion once In penasylvar
mia. Il extended ovar number Of wasf-
ara counties. Il was caused BY whisky.
or EnoEs properly speaking, . tar anon
whisky. Washingson summoned an ar
my, and marched Westward bat bafass
be reached the scene OF revolt the rebels
dispersed and sha rebellion came 10 -
end. The President was saiisaed with
the result. Hs did not cay, - THIS rs-
bellion waa CEASED By whiksy, and we
cannot hope for peacs while there IL %
gallon Of whiakcy distilled In pensylvA~
MA he did not endeayur 10 semova
the causa By demolishiag ell the iIssillar-
les In PeasytvAnia. he did not say thai
while whiskey continued 10 be distilled,
, theze was reason 20 anticipate periodical
rebeilions. His business was 70 enforce
the laws. He did that promptly aad
sQmmarily, and considered the work fin
ished. Now whisky was undoubtedly tbs
cause Of the rebellion. Whisky was ~
much the eaase Of that rebellion as slave
nv il Of this. We have nevsr had anolh-
or rebellion On account Of whisky, and
when this rebellion is put down we viii
never have another rebellion on account
Of slavery"
Ii might be added to this, that some Of
the MOST dangerous Tiots OF France are
caused by the scarcity Of provisions. II
would be just as sensible to advocate the
destruction of provisions to prevent these
riots, as 1t 10 20 advocate the eEaancipa-
tioa Of soathern slaves TO get rid Of re-
belhon. Leave slavery where the con-
ssitution pat 1t, and there will be no re-
beliioa, nor would there hsve been, had
slavery been les alone.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

1k11IS1S t9 - -
Of amieahls adjustnsns, 4 yoa q the
Republican hide - not Nilling y sept
this, nor the propesikiosof the S&Aaaor
from Ksnsacky, NJ { fstnden, pray
tell Va what yoa - will IN II do s
address she inquiry V sAe Republic
cans alone, for ths reason that IN tbs
Coumsstss ef Thsrsasa, a fsss aays AGO,
susry mssabsf frosa tAs Sopsk, isclssdsBg
Ghoss from ths Cotton States, Messrs.
Tembs and Davis oppressed ss<sv rsaas-
mss to accept tbs propositions efHss psss-
eraais frsead from Kentucky DIR. Crit
ssnisnl - rrsAI sErrlKxzST ef tas Goa
asouessy, IF ialeaded amd sssssasasd BY
tAs RspabJieass mssssbevs.
Hsnes. THE SOLE RESPONSIBLE.
! TY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT AMI
THE ONLY DIFFICULTY LIN TIL
WAY DE An AMICAnL.E ADJUST
MENT, Is WITH THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY. s--Sewaaov Doasids, Jaa, 3
1851.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

When the Lecompton Constitution was
before Congress it encountered earnest
opposition, and was hualiy rejected on
tht ground that il forced slavery upon an
unwilling people. The whole Republi-
can party, which previously opposed the
doctrine Of popular sovereignty, sudden
became cnamored of that principle, and
insisted that the will IF the people
Vt Kansas should not be ignored by il
admission under constitution which did
not meet their approval.
Tbs Senate Of the United States has
just passed bill for the abolition Of
slavery In the District Of Columbia, with
out regard TO the wishes of she people Of
the District. A proposition to make
abolition contingent upon the approval
of the people was voted down, and the
principle Of popular sovereignty thereby
repudiated.-HaTrEsb,sfg (P0.) Union
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30
mwunx Clay On ARoLgTleNEsM.

In 1899, the eloquent Henry Clay por-
trayed the characteristics Of Aboiitionism
With q master hand. Then they were q
miserable faction, Stunned, hated, despls-
cd, looked upon with contempt; nov they
are the dominant party Of the nation, rul-
ing with Ea rod Of iron, n-lording it over
the whole land, bat yet preserve the same
traits, have not changed single feature,
or swsEved from a single purpose in their
ruinous plans. Said Dir. Clay:
"With them the rights Of property are
nothing, the deficiency of the powers OF
the general government il nothing, the
acknowledged and incOutestibie powers
Of the States are nothing, civil war, dis
solution of the Union, and the overthrow
of q government in which are coneentrat-
ed the fondest hopes of civilized world,
are nothing. 4 single idea has taken pos
session of their minds, and onward they
pursue it, overlooking oil barriers, reck-
less and regardless Of all consequences"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

Nyylftae Of q special exreusiea 10 aae directed
rs ha osass "a Lne CLERK Of ti1s Dsflict Court Of
pa awsisaASfs CoaRiy, ISwa, SHALL pressed 10
zssa "a weans@aag ihe 2lsA tiss Of Nay. D.. 1854,
e seen tue hcats o. 10 O'clock A. H. sBa P. N ..
81 SAID day IN fsoai Of eCseEii TTesSn. - 0cer
ia The siIy II Cepscii BtHs tas fsI.owi8z assrTib
Il Real Extats Of wtiIsm Leslie and Jeaass Marsh
ta~wlt. -s y.a.. ~. D..
Ths West bali Of the South West quarter ans he
spxsah wesk aEartRs OF iha &eEfa West aaEt9F 81
se ion nam6eg fairy, (s3 and he West aAt Of hs
samsa West qa2rtsr Of Sec ton ThiFtg~oEss f2Is 81
La TuwnaAlp seventy-Ave CO. range FeTtytwcs ~
esmgatnsug I@a krrex, mere less. Sale % eoz1~
u.asaa nj Sselcck p. n q - id dzV.
ga1an as tas properly VI s. ! m leslie spd
sazaas Ryza 70 satisfy an exeeasivsGs j favor ul
Js4e Heroa. -
Gems. gsuas, Iowa, AcEil 81, Is&2. "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

ABOLITION LEGIsLATIos.-Congress did
. good days work for the Abolisiouists
on Saturday. 1t passed bill into Law
abolishing slavery in the district Of Co
lumbia against the remnnstranes of Union
man of the Border States, and one branch
Of IL passed az act authorizing negroes TO
carry the United States mails. Congress
seems to consider that 1t has nothing to do
now, except to legislats for the negro
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

e. A Meeting of amfnsnt persons haa
been held In London, 10 consider the
subjects Of renewing tbs efforts TO have
telegraphie communication across the
Atlantic. Ii vas stated Nc sAe meeting
that dispatch from sIr. Seward, iuvi-
sing, in the name OF she President, the
cooperation al the English Gevernmena
in the rsnewad snssrprise, bad been re-
eeiyed by ars Adams, and portion Of
the dispatch was road. h&r. Adams also
spoke u the meeting. Tbs undertaking
y ksiag psshad.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

~ Ii ia wiekedly false that Aar. Phil
ina advoeaEas treason TribaHe.
Philips says to-day that he iahored
nineteen years to dissolve the Union ind
be says that these nineteen years we're the
beat spent OF his life IL ii 10 wickedly
false, upon such showing, to say that
Philips advocates treason, What is to de-
nv thai charge 49,. rs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

A SENTIMENT OF JAMES E. PoLKs-The
McMfnnvills [Tennessee) Peoples paper
places at the head Of it's columns the fol-
lowing motto, which it credits 10 Elk. Pres
idant Polk:
'.No treason 10 mGnkiHd, since the OF
oan4xatioa Of society you'd be sqna! IN
a!rocity to tkai Of him uho you'd tttt
his hand to destroy the Union"
The above is going the rouuds of the
Abolition Republican press and used as
ding at Seeessia, though the same papers
applaud Wendsll Philips, and others, who
openly avow that they have sought to
destroy this Union for niHe!ssn years
past. Hadn't they better make the ap-
plication to themselves, eonfessing as
some Of them do an organisation for that
purpose.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30
AmaE,EgwENG SLAVERY gN THE Dis
TRECY OF COLOMBIA

Congress has not only passed this iaw,
lat President Lincoln has signed it. What
Congress expects to gain by such most az
traordinary conduct at such moment IS
this, is more than any one can divine. 1t
will fall like a cold wet blanket upon
three-fourths Of our soldiers in the field,
while il will stimulate those in the South
to redoubled energy and malignity. These
are facts which are rs well known to
these aboIitionists as to any one else, and
hence the greater 10 the astonishment.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

TaE WAY TO Do IA Contemporary
says Undoubtedly the best way to
serve the Democracy 10 to create good
Democratic newspapers" This Is a sug-
gastion worthy OF consideration and
adoption by every Democaat. If Demo
Gratis desire she triumph Of their cause
they can beat secure success by putting
into the hands of the people Democratic
documents and Democratic newspapers
to keep them thoroughly advised upon
the issues of the day, and the policy
which should guide them.-- DaU. Dem. 1
Nssss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

- L CalifoFnia legislasass eonmasass
hare reported that g there are more ln.
saas persons In California % das, 10 oon-
Sequence Of the Stockton Asylan, sAaa
thsre would sow hare heea Aaa no saea
iaasisasaan axssledID Thls lanasse- mill
sheala be quickly aboiiahed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

- 4 loys-stricken soldier writes that
his wwseshaars cried when he went away,
bat he hiss nevertheless found that she
bad lovers In three other regiments
Whereupon be consoles himself with the
following fugubrious philosophy
sThere's no more dependence 20 be
pat in one Of those things called girls
than there Ia ia q daily paper. They'll
fool yea certain there's no such thing
IS love In them. Bul They are glorious
10 look at. Them days are gone by"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

70" Martial Law ia Richmond sends
even apOthecaries to jail for selling liquor
a. medicine" But .'sshs tiger" keeps
open house, and disPensea driak ~ usual,
and the royal beasts customers call shsa
ssrunrfug the blockade" Il. @---
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

e. The Body Of . saiadla-aizea man,
says ssiensias authority, contains pound
ii pAsspAoras, which, il insres sssss aad
iaa&msd, weuld barn hin ap and every
taing aroana Aina. asOans b ~ ssys >
hard shell, SCR We know less d old hsals@
slars and aasssqaaasd Iaaidsas, VITO haynas
svaa phoapaofas saeaah IN ssm 70 mAks
q sATcm.'f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

- Under Com. Duponts direction, .
colony Of escaped slases has been formed
On Sc. simon's Island, Georgia, on the
Land Of L. Batter King. Con-. GorSiea
pat shsn there, hoased them, and told
them TO 80 to work. Now We want to heas
what they accomplish.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30
ASSOCIATION
II PHtLADEDPEIA

HOWARD ASSOCIATION
II PBtLADEDPEIA
4 Benevolent Institution, ests.us4ts 81 t9sc
Endowment, Ter the Relief u 'at >.cs al ;
tTsEsed, aailct ed With VlgRr.. sgE Gy.sfzs !
eases, aud especially foE lhe Cas- al Distssa
tAs Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE sven sIa.ls By -ls Gaa
Surgeon, to ali Nho apply ey IFllNf v5l tts4s
lion Of thsiT c8ndttIsn, g&Es, OTcupsf.sa .ssats
life etc J &aa ia extreals poveFty Asd4Ess, .E.
ISasd fEse Of charge.
VslaabIs Reports Ga spsrmaIot 4zI * ne
Diseases Of he Sexual 0Ts4HS Eus % NEs Is
EDIEE emRisys4 Ia he DlspsnsaTy. 81. s ~
diced ia sealed envelopes, Tree 81 sa8rEs. ~ Z
taTss ssAaiR- To- pes.sze viii Oe Aotpssss
AdEa esq On. J. EkILLI2 HOuGETUg a.
suFgeoa, Howard 4 ssSCia sioa, Nc. ! STA Ia
Street Philadelphia p
b. oEaeF OF aa Du &C oES-
EZRA D HEARTwEI frs
GEO, FAIRCEaLD, SECS.
Dec 81, 1870
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

- Thsrs Ia ons hundred and afty ID"
vorcs cases pending In the Supreme
Court Of Boston, 30 said. The statistic
10 incomplete, Hince ii does not tell us
how many OF the women are SfstEoug
minded.o
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

- a rich old rogue, who pFasandsd
70 BE- Qaakar, Rafas palaa b. a&ms,
has bsan maisaed % Clsssaaaas 0ais, In
~. 900 damages, fos saMking moor
zaarrasge With Miss Csllins, whaa b. Bad
2 49, aYsa& - asa@ ..AAAAAssaa J. & ID
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

IN The philadelphia Inquirer has
been hauled up BY Secretary Stanton for
publishing contraband var news, but iss
OF On sxpian&Eion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30
CoRR EsPOSnENCR RELATIVE 70
TAE ARR EAT OF Rx~aEGR EFARI
CAMERON.

CoRR RELATIVE 70
THK ARRE EAR or Rx-aEcREFART
CAMERON
The President haa communicated to
Congress The following correspondence,
which has been referred to the Judiciary
Committee:
aR. BRxwsrKR 10 ME-. SEWARD
No. TOs wALSsr srsEEr, Ps.1 I, 81
Srk: By the direction Of Gen. Simon
Cameron, | send you q sammona issued
out of the Supreme Court OF this State,
at the suit Oh Pierce Butler w Simon
Cameron, July |, 1861, No.. IL. The
writ il setuFnabls the 6rst Monday In
May, and is for trespass ri Il afpais, as
sault and battery, and false impFison-
meut. The cause Of the action Ia no
doubt founded upon the supposed mis-
conduct of General Cameron In causing
the arrest Of the plaintiff, MIR. Pierce
Butler, and placing him in Fort Warren,
or some other public fortidcasioa, With
out authority Oh Lag, while he General
Cameron) was Secretary Of War. As
am instructed, the act was not the act Of
General Cameron, and was done, by those
who commanded ii to be done, for Just
reasons and for the public good. You
will please communicate the fact OF this
suit 20 the President and such other ofkci-
eli persons as should properly be advised
Of IL, and havs such action taken as shall
relieve the defendant, Simon Cameron,
from the burthen, coat and responsibility
Of defending this suit. =.
By the directions Of General Cameron,
have, as his private counsel, ordered ny
appearance for him, while also invite
ard request the intervention OF the proper
authorities in bis behalf and for his pro-
/ lection. | am, sir, truly, &C.,
| BENJAMIN II. BREWSTER.
To Hon. VIZ. II. sKwAkp, Secretary oi
State, &c.
Nh. SEWARD 70 Mr.. RRzWsrKR.
Department Of State, !
Washington, April Id, 1862.
To BKNJAArK F, BRKwsTKa, Esq, P!aiItI-
dslphia
| SER have received yeur letter Of
yesterday, stating that by direction Of
/ Simon Cameron you transmitted 10 me q
summons issued ont OF tho Saprezns
Court Of the State OF Pennsylvania, al
the suit Of Pierce Butler againaa Ar. Gam
eran for tresspass vi ss GTnsis. assault aad
battery and false Imprisonment, In caus-
Ing arrest Of the plaintiff without authori.
ty OF law. This communication has been
submitted to the President, and ] am d.
rested by him 10 say In reply shRs he avows
the proceedings of Mr. Camssoa rafsrrsd
to as one taken By him when Secretary oi
War under the Presidents directions, and
deemed necessary FOR the prompt sup
precision Of the existing insaFreesion.---
| The President will Ut once communicate
/ by correspondence 70 the Attorney Gen
eral Of tbs United States, and also ed
Coagrsss.
/ | ana sir, your ahedient sarAanE.
WI. III. SEWARD.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

~ A note has been pablishea by the
poss-ofhoe department., requesting thai
all letters Tor soldiers in the array af the
Potosaaes Dc directed 70 Waahingson,
whszss they will be forwarded.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

Notice IL hernay $ven iaas Tax Of we mllsa
on EAa soltaF hua bsea Eevlsss ~ FeaeIRI Tx on
al tue khxMAin prone v la 70. u wstf aa3ie Earay
anan the yaluasiaa OF az YEA fSsi. aud he zauss
10 senuirsd o as psia A. as las a4y OF Nay nszs,
sEQMAR TuSTRFTH,
Treasurer OF retsags IA ale caRa.yy tszs.
Nh ~ tSES
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

Our readers will rseoilses shas last
wesk under The head ssEdssorisl,o We ak
cused oursslf for the Tack Of editorial
matter in that Issue, On the groaad thai
in ~ much ~ our paper was mot such
q paying inssilasion - 70 enable NJ %
smploy gardenaE, thai we were Obliged
soie ear own gsrdenings and sas heading
to this article will account for the alb
ssnce CT the usual anoanl Of editorial
matter in this issue s-~e
We reittsrass what we said last week.
eff our readers desire as 20 give our whole
time to the paper they must give as sui
Reians encouragement to do 50" In the
way Of Job Werk, Advertising and an
increased paying Subscription list. In
shis connection we will remark that, We
have thousands Of dollars owing TO Us
FROM the patrons Of the BUGLE, iarge
portion of which We must have SsaaasdI-
ateIs. If the Democracy desire to have
. Democratic paper published in Council
Bluffs, they must come down with the
some thing needful'-money. If they
don't like the way the paper is conducted
IL ia for sale nj q reasonable ate TO them,
scr any other men," If they DOM wanI
IN read our yaIedictorv, and have az
omeeE presenting their bills to them,
they wosld do veil to settle up Old AZ
rearaues. "A hint to the wise is sufficient.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30
LAND NOTICE.

CswAMP LAND NOTICE.
= Notice Gs heFe1y EIvea TO hol9sxs Of Pre-
GEapiion carttAozis Of sEsn ssgsisns Of swams
Land In PottawAlssnais eouaty, 70 present tbs
sanas 10 tae Clerk Of tee BaaES Of Supervisors s
said counts, aud 10 pay foE taa lAaA aud Fecaavt
deeds therefor ca or before the arst Dag Of easSa
nexs or tasiT claims will d EnEfei ID 20 ths caHn
~. ~ oTtsf Of the 9oard.
q. p. BURpsGE. C9esk.
Council Bluffs, April % 100 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

~ The gushing Adah Isases Menken
Keenan, has got from "a Indiana Coar
divorce from her scoFnful s'Benicis
Boy"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

- George @. Hsrsey, who poisoned
Miss Tirell, of Weymouth, Aass-, about
two years ago, ID 20 be executed II Dsn-
ham, August 5.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

- A considerable collection has bssE
maaae in the Catholic churches Of Ghicago,
for che famine sufferers In ireland.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30
GaEINTK .GAaEa SALE.

Notice ia hereby II rea ahat ell 90 MoasL3y he
ID dag Of Aprii A. p. 1881, al e,ekoes P. n Dso'
usT % sgtf pnhiae saia sae ed Coaa Jsll aFiS
ing On Madison sEFsss, tuceuucu ainas4
By order Of the Board o esFssvtssEs.
d. i, BURDEcgs Clerk.
MzFea "A a gaSa, Isl 2w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

- There have been snirsy sevea Fs,-
bsllloas ia England between 4. %. 1869
and the pressas eensary.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

60 The property captured 1t Island
No. 10 u valued at sbouts million Of
dollars. +8 'ar ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30
NATHAN ?. DODGE,
BANKER

i WAFINW HAU WIFI
rOgwcTL Bl.uFFs, taNA ,am
Tas xsnssal aAakaa3. gssle<aE'f '''
.,aA1 tFsnasx}s tl 10 ~ Il bFsseitfN so
w.ss .. ID 4 We e, q TsE's ~ , 81 ~
Nc, Use 81 g.,
RssgaKEcEs;
Pssk Haak, Neg TesA city; $50.
s.asa 80 4 asoel = ia, 81, ssHis5
aas*sss.sN sfss n ~, B0ssea, ssH''
wassasA sM As4ss do -
Ha@sy Ymsasaa, Caicage, vi. &C,
msa Aasa Al. kas t.sl, WsshlisssSs"'
@Nssk @a~ sSass Syracuse. T. T..
= n N -. Aaaisswa ktass hsas o. s' yssis.
Ne 90 as<a ssas = o., ~ - Il Ise'
mpa. q, asasMts,, sesi1s esp stls e Sag.
Msa. 3. sells, b@sa es&Iy o. s'F''
der = ssss. -4--~~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30
sHERKFFss SALE.

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tween the hours q 10 o'csscs 4. IL snA e'eisek
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yeorhIs' Add .ioh 81 10 the city Of CeEEet Bl5A
Ioma sale 70 eomm&aos 1T stEiSck ?. -. Of said
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szrsvss 70 satisfy an execution ia favor 81 Arthur
sridymAu. J. r. WILLIAMS, snes lH.
Csnscil Bluas, Iowa, April sla, tSS2- -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

YExo CONTRACTORS
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-30

1EO0DED BULL F0R SALE.
Biooesd Ball, cross between DsTss aad Du.
hsu. will be sold iew II apRllcs tien ia mAds sUon
Farmers -ill eonsRt tasiF InterSss By purchasing
tAs tsms for eeI ng pan pase4. 4 4, years, o.
hsE a1IfRl shape AID II &c s4Ee,
V sqniFe ut No. Papenix BIsck-
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