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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04

WELCOME TO '62.-In another column we pub
lish New Year poem from the pen of our friend
and minerpoet, L. F. Wells, ESQ. Like all his
productions, it is beautiful and appropriate. We
commend it TO our readers, and thank the author
for his timely favor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04
FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the un-
~ Ndersigned will apply to the Board of Super
vsOrs of Trinity county, at the February Term,
for license to keep Toll Ferry across Trinity
river, at Lewiston. O. PHILLIPS.
Lewiston, Jan. 4, 1862. 5ltsh.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04

TIE HoIIDAYs have come and gone, and now
lie buried in the pleasing memories of the past
Little girls and boys have joyed over their
Christmas and New Years presents and cakes ;
maidens and youths have danced and frolicked
to their hearts content, and the old folks have
felt happy in the joy of their children and the
dreams of the " olden time" when youth and hope
made life all c0ieu du rose Though grim Wis
aged war has cast pail like shadow from the
far Atlantic States, and the late terrible flood
had spread gloom over the spirits of our town,
still the sun of memories and hope, like old Sol
on an April day, shone during the holidays,
Frightening the dark, and stepping all grief and
sorrow in ethe. Good fellowship, friendly greet
ngs and kind acts marked Christmas and New
Years time in Weoverville. May our citizens
live to enjoy many such, and their pleasures in
crease in the sun of prosperity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04
ROAD MEETING.

TINE REGULAR MEETING of the Board of
l. Directors of the Weavervile and Shasta Wag-
on Road Company will be held at the JOURNAL
Office on Monday, Jan. 9Th at O'Clock, p. m.,
for the transaction of business.
D. l.. GORDON, Secretary.
Weayerville, Jan. A., 1862. 5llt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04

MAI. CoNTRACrs.-The Post Office Department
advertise for proposals for carrying mails on the
following routes for four years. commencing
July lst, 1862:
From Shasta, Ella Whisky creek and Lewiston
to Weaverville, tri-weekly.
From Weaverville, Oia Trinity, Big Bar and
Burnt Ranch, to Arcata, weekly.
From Trinity (North Fork) Un Rattlesnake,
Grizzly Fork, Pony creek and New River, to
Summervlle, Salmon river, fortnightly.
From Weaverville, ria Douglas City, to
Kingsbury's, clay Fork) weekly.
From Weavervile to Mnersvile, weekly.
Valley, to Weaverville, fortinghtly.
Bids will be received up to March 31st, 1862.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04

CHDE MMDLY.-The editors of our Red Bluff
contemporaries, the Beacon and Independent, are
addressing each other in very uncourteous
terms. soft answer turneth away wrath, saith
the Scriptures.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04

SuIcIDE.-Capt. W. D. Fair, late of Siskyou
county committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head at San Francisco, on the 9th
nit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF HENRY LEACH, DECEASED

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the under
Nsigned Mary L. Leach, Administrative of the
above named estate, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against Henry Leach, de-
ceased, 10 exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from the first ubli
cation of This notice to the undersigned at her
residence, at Leachs ranch, on the road from
Minersville to Trinity Center, and about six miles
from Minersville or to Messrs Chadbourne &
Miller, at their Office in Weaverville- Jan. g.,
1862. MARY l.. LEACH, Admin'tx
5lGw. of estate of Henry Leach dec.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04

TIE Gazette intimates that Judge Goewey, of
the firm of Goewey & Hough, Douglas City, is
about to visit the Cariboo country. Success to
him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04

The officers elect of Comet Lodge, Trinity Cen
ter, will be installed on Saturday evening, JAM
llth. All the members are desired to be present
De GORDON, D. D. G. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04
Ins t ALA tiOn {!

The officers elect of North Star Lodge, No. 61,
I. 0. o. f., will be installed on Wednesday eve
ming next, Jan. Sth. A full attendance of men,
bers is requested.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04

GREENWOOD & NEwBAUER have the thanks of
this Office for file Of the Sacramento UaiOn and
other late papers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04

DR.. Hos stetter's Stomach Bit
ters.-These Bitters are universally acknowledg.
ed to be sure preventive and cure for Fever and
Ague, Flatuence Heavness of the Stomach. or
any other like affection. Their effect upon the
system is most miraculous they give healthy
tone to the system, relieve all morbid matter, and
in fact thoroughly cleanse the system of all in. .
pnrltles., In no case has it been known to fail
but on the contrary, new virtues have been found
in its use. To those afflicted with any of the
above ills of the body, the " Btters" are offered
as speedy and certain cure. Try them and form
your own opinion. Sold by Druggists and deal
ers everywhere. 491
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04
CH|LOREH'S STORY BOOKS.

Newspapers, Periodicals and Magazines recev-
ed by every mail, direct from New York. Sub
scriptions for year or less time taken at
able rates NJ. OBERDEENER.
81. One door above the Post Office
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-04
LUMBER H. REDUCTION !

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE I will deliver
OLumber for $35 per thousand feet, for CASH,
or $40 if Booked This rule will apply to Bull
ders, Miners, and others ordering large bills of
Lumber. Where only small lot of selected
Lumber is required the old price will be charg-
ed. These rates will be strictly adhered to.
TRACY SCOFIELD.
New YORK Mill, Nov. 0, 1861. 43td
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29
aag~ Thia will be tho last nun,ber of the

RAg~ This will be tho last number of the
Herald that we shall issue in its present
size; we will make at least hrcemors on n
smaller sized sheet, in order 10 finish up
seme,legal ADVERTISING, in which we shall
give all the important news, and but few
advertisements. We again appeal 70 those
indebted 10 us ''to call and settle. We
are going to the war, and desire to olose up
our businessi and we need money now, if
ever we didi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29


Rssoipta, lst That We, The eitlg as 0f
Young oounty, are bitterly OPPOSED g. % sr.
PRODUCTION Of intoxicating spjri,s at. 'lH
county, and that we win exci~our y .a.a.0
TO the very utmost, 10 prohibit tho -. e"
moral suasion.
%. That we herewith petition Ger tat.rt
the commander Of the Texas Diyta, 100
c. S. A., to authorize the commgnet f.a
Post, to declare martiallaw IN this ellfv,
with regard to the subject Of intgod y.
quor into the same,
3D. That We tender our sincere .H
Major Burlcson and the oaicsrs 60 mos
under his command, for the firm 81 .. VI
have taken against the introduotiop q HT.
riis, and that We have the most .b.a as
confidence in them, and feel thar pH
the protection they have ALREADY 3ral
our county.
Ath, That we believe their pro,e On aAa
beea az near effective rs it could ! 500 t.tn
under the circumstances, and that gg aGvn
performed their duties both as efhg,rg aat
privatHe.
9th, That we request tho cdito ha
Dallas Herald, Rhitensr, Weather wi rirf,
and all ether editors who feel an .u.ya. 49,
the growth and welfare Of the fruaao1. ir
publish the proceedings Of this me .aFi
Capt. Ashby, in behalf OF the la-.ff Trlf.
ent, then offered the following rr5',u.lau
Resoired, That we, the ladies cf EtvrE
county, do heartily endorse the ssU'w as
Of tire above resolutions, and Dep ecaic tie
introduction Of spirituous louors anu re-
quest the persons, heretofore cngal .j 'le
sale Of tho poisonous beverage, 20 soon %.
ne the same.
DAVID PEvELER, G ci.aqep
ions A. GooDLrr, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

Hvs-os PaEbsaH's SOUTHERN MoN-RSY,
Cor January, 10 received. We have only
had tme to elaace ever the table Of contents
and End ourselves more than pleased there
wi.s. It's. motto Ia "0nward ana Upward,
and II The excellence Of its literary oon-
.en.s sasli AID towards suicsss, az certainly
viii attain as great popularity among socts-
era readers az any msgasirc ever has,--
Terms s2srer annum or two cspieo toone
address or pos.-onec, for S. Addrvss,
Hutton &.Preiigh, Memphis, Tennessee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29
Tho VERY Latest News.

By Wednesday nights mail we have The
Little Rock Extras continuing tclegraphio
news, as late as the 22d january. We com
donse ~ lf3
Gen. Van Dorm has been made Major
General, andplaccd in command Of all the
Western Division of the Army, including
Arkansas, Missouri, the Indian Nation and
Texas. lie. passed through Nashville, Tsnn
on the 18th, en- route for Bowling Green
Ey., whence hc would proceed to his com
mand in the West,
Tho expedition Of the fedcrals up the
Tennessee rive. proved 90 be amere feint.
They came mp the river, below Fort Doncl
son, fred 22"sho,s which fell far short, asd
then retired. II is said ,"howover, that some
10000 iederala are marching from Mnyfeld'
towards Fort Henry or Paris, Tennessee; at
last DATES they were reported Mt Murray,
Nv, their object being, it is supposed, to
seize the railroad, and prevent communica-
lion between Columbus and Bowling Green.
a private dispatch from Bowling Green,
Of the Goth, says England has recognized
the Southern Coniederacy.
The 1nneral Of Ex President rNy!er took
place al Richmon d or the Gotta. 1t was at
tended by; an immense concourse, and was
ON imposing spectacle. 1t. Rev. Bishop
Johns preached his funeral.
Matters seem TO be eliminating on the
Carolina coast Womyn and children were
leaving Ncwbern. 1t is believed thai fight
will soon take place on the coast, l26 fed
era. vessels were outside Hatteras bar on
the 18th. Every confidence is felt that If
they attGcls Che coast they will be re-
pulsed.
Tho federal vesselG are SILL reported off
Port Royal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

ARrfiLxaY pvBL 81 VrlAsco The
Hsus.on Telegraph of tire 2sd, Aas letter
from velasOO, lm0uth of the BsEz0s River
giving al account o: az engagement be-
t~en The for.st that place and two federal
'ves<eis, a bark aad schooner. Trenty-,~o
saot and che .s were Discharged from tas
v,sssss at our bat<ries, without injury 70
ptrvcbs or the fort, though the enemy ared
remarkably well. the shot and Shell falling
sroupd the fort very closely. ovr batter
lee sred only ten lmss, with What effect Is
p-es known. The enemy, hovevrs, retired
apparently satisfied, Oer men frins TIE srst
zap lax sket.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

Bfy- The official report OF the battle of
"Chustenahlah, gives the following list Of
killed and wounded in Col. Young's Texas
Regiment:
Capt. Hammon's company, 1t. w. Frank
lin, killed.
Capt. Yourg's company, W. II. H. Ad-
dington, wounded, (since died.)
Capt. Wallsces company, privatcs ". IL.
Proctor and J. N. Robinson, wounded.
Capt. Peatherstone's company, Benjamin
Clark, wounded. y
Capt J. D. Young, slightly Wounded.
In Capt BENEFITS company of cavalry
from Lamar county, priyates X. Lane, and
II. 3. Wilson, were billed.
TIC tots, number killed in The whole
oommend was nine; wounded, 90. Total
killed and wounded, tairty-e;ght
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29
.Rnhl,e Meeting as .Eelanap.
BgLKNAP, Texas, Jan. q, II

BELkSAP, Texas, JAn. q, lcoZ-
At a public meeting Of the citizens oi
Young county, held on thei4thday OF JGnu-
ary, ie62,st the Court Hoase In thetewn Of
Belsnap, David Peveler, EGG, was called to
the chair, on motion Of Pleasant Tackit and
J, A. Goodlet appointed Secretary.
On motion, Rev Pleasant Tackit was call
I'd on to explain he object Of the meeting,
which he did in a fervid and eloquent mag
ner.
On motion, tle. Chairman appointed o
committee 70 draft resolutions expressive 81
ths obicc, Of the meeting. Wbereupon, the
follow ing gentlemen we're appointed on said
com naittee; A, II. Lalrcr, Rev. Y. Thekit,
q. MADAM. Solomon Niller, L. l.. VIII
liarns. The ,rInittee then retired.
ON motssa, Capt. 7. Hill Ashky vas re-
ouestei 70 address tie meeting, who, In q
br;ef manner, exposed the injustice prsc-
tircd upon the citizens By the sale OF spirit
ynus liauors Ia their mids., and dsmonstra-
ted Clearly that She troops would be remoT-
ed and the frontier settlers exposed TO In
dian depredat.ons.
On motion the meeting adjourned 70 meet
At . o'clock P. M.
cC'cDccx ? NJ.
Pursuant 70 sdjournner,, The ;nestirg
Wa called 20 order, when,Ac committee pre-
ssut<d The foiio~isE preans.e sn1 reeo.a-
t,srs. which we're unanimeus.y sdoped:
WnraEAs, There is stssug. probability
fat intoxicating rPiriH IRE sooa 70 be
ipo our msdst; Aad, whereas,
v, s4adsdly believe that If sch shosld te
The case, it.uould prove detrimental 70 eur
interests, prevent the popeist.on Of ths
county, and perhsps reerlt in the removal
Of The troops no- under c~ft Ashby'seeo-
rsDl frsn. t,.is place tbtrsisre, b Is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

nes- We give up large apaeo in our pa
pc. today, 10 tao article from Hon. SOan
Eenry grovp- in defense Of 0ea. Zen Nc
Ca!.oos, as o matter of justice 70 tdAt dis
t.neu;shed soldier, who las ever maiztaincd
the rerutation of one Of our bravset and
beet men. The article speaks for itseif, AMI
we commend j. "a the careful Pernsal Of our
resders.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

sB- Col, 'Root. Taylors regiment was
organized at Fort Washita, about the 18th
inst, by the election OF Robt II. Taylor
Colonel, VIA. II. johnson, of Lamar, 1t.
Col. and james G. Stevens of Hunt Coun-
ty, Major. The regiment lie said to be
.fae body,of msn, and will do good exscu-
ton where duty, calls them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29
Texans to Arms!

YEyHE mirions of Lincoln are gathering
D. ateyery point, to inyadeand overwhelm
aur country in the Spring the time is
short. To arms and 'lct US be ready to
rcpel the base inbuman fsc. Z"
am authorized to raise a regiment CT
Rangers for twelve monthsscrvice, Report
to me, at Dallas Dallas county, Texas.
HENRY G. SCOTT.
January 90, 1862.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

Ga The Telegraph announces the death
Of z. A. Palmer, Judge oil the TIL Judicial
District one o. the ablest jurists on the
Texas bench. He had long been in feeble
health, and his death, though sudden, wss
not unlocked for.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

,Ea5" Col Widemsyer, we lesra from the
Sherman Journal, proposes to raise a reg;-
men. for the Confederate seryics in M.ssou-
ri. He Gala on the exiled Missg1isns nov
in tao State to hcot to his standard, and
Eight the enemy who are oser-running their
ns,!vs State, A good idea, and we loes V
see !heregimeat soon organised.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

Beg A report has been in circulation for
3 week or more, on the authority OF the
Jefferson Herald that fight had taken
place between two companies belonging to
Col Loskes regiment. That paper of the
oath inst, contradicts the report as an en-
tire fabrication, no difficulty whatever, hav-
ing occurred. The Clarksyillc STANDARD
% iso contradicts the report.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29
Who Will Defend Texas Z
Texans, and Texans Alonel

DY the solicitation of many of the citi-
Nd zens Of the state, propose to raiee q
Regiment Of MOUNTED MEN, for service
in the Con fedeYate States of America. |
call for men who wish at once "a go into
tho service 0: the country, TO parioticai!y
respond TO her call. Our entire sea-board
is threatened by cur enemies. Gen. Price
is now falling back before an overwhelming
forccl FELLOW citizens, COCK as soldiers
TO our country standard, and VIC will make
her enemi' bite the dust,
will receive ut once ten companies, or"
ganired as our military laws require, and
will promise to 20 with immediate dispatch
into the army where service can be done
Duty, patriotism, affection, interest call
YOU ut once - the tented field.
Any company organized, or to be organ
i1ed for this regiment, willreport to me sc
Dallas, Dallas county, Texas, forthwith
4. c.. HAWPE
January l4th l2G2---lftf a..a ESQ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

Boz The Telegraph says that Capt J. G.
Walker was elected Colonel, and Capt Yer
rill, OF Baatrop, Lt-Col, Of rargy's regi-
ment in Kentucky, to fill tAe vacancies
caused by the dcash of Terry aid Lubbock.
Our Little Rock dispatches cay that J. Il,
Wharton, was elected Colonel. pfnioh is
right
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

rsE- The Telegraph Gays serious are
s-eks OF 10 Houston Abou. O'Clock on
saturday incoming. tie lesA inst, i.esr The
over depot OF tie II T. & +. &. z, destroy
ing ia Ahsr. Lsas toe dwelling Louse q
Mr.. z. S. Wills, and tae vsrsA9Tse of M.
7. ~. Thitnsrst. oonsvr5ing PscP<rtJ 70
szs amount Of $1,000
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29
AamI,i!lrI,li,stratrix Nn,ice.

A rfhe November Term, 1881. g. .hs ~ stis G rt
n Of Tsrrsrtoourty.ihs rudsrs ned ~sshplsint.1
-asr.g Of the estafe o. \. Frr -r rea-1
II An rerscns kzr'rg Chains 'glanat nd estes
are hsieb5 ag.iasd 70 present the s'l, 1fei-EJ q
s.sntioatsd, fer ksosptHooe and a. p-ls-, slit =
t.u,a rrsscribcd By .Aw. And all iA3s9 il'tb'el 2.
sa,a snsase arenu.d 70 ccraaf0r, D. settle 'be'i
IULrETIE 4 F0TLEli, d4iE9Elf--irtz.
Fri worth, Tcrs-ioet.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

Bay"O Owing to-sickness and cod weather,
our pager has been delayed ruch beyond
its usual time, this week
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

Bee Rev. Vim. K. Mastep, 10 raising 8.
company in the vicinity of, Rockwell, Kaut-
man county, for Col. T. c. Ha#p o's eg:msns,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

gy~ Washington D. Miller, Esq, Chief
Clerk ~ the T. o. Department has our
thanks for copy Of the Report of the P.
NJ. General, to Nov. 9th 1861. Il is q vo-
luminous document, and presents the af-
fairs of the Department in plain, strait
forward manner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

GHr Chss Andersen, rsoessiy ssesped
from ssa Assslio, v ss'sg ssniiee 10 Gin
sinnsti-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12
w Az NE VS..

Since our last issue several important
events have taken place. a naval en-
gagemens has taken place, an account of
which will be found in another column.
General Curtis, has had an engagement
with the forces commanded by Price, Nc
Culloeh, Mcintosh and others. The re-
suit is said to be Union victory, with
heavy losses On both sides. The telegraph
announces the evacuation Of the strong
holds of the Confederates at Manassas
and Centsrville, and the occupation Of
those places by the Federal army
brunswick, and FsFs Ghneh, Georgia
have been captured by our army. The
rebel steamer Darlington has been cap
tared. 4 battle vas fought at songster
Station between Gen. Kearney's brigade
and rebel force, the rebels were drive
back and Is of their men eaptured--a
number Of msn we're killed on both sides.
The Governor Of Virginia has called for
10000 mora troops. Nearly all he able
bodied men in the vicinity of Manassas
and CentervilIs left With the Confederate
army. Gen. Popes command are 81
Point Pleasant 10 nKiles below New Mad
rid-a Eght is daily expected.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12
DISREGARD OF xmK LAWS.

The Gdss City made SD attack upon
Jude Clagett, eommsDeing with the hrgs
number Of the CoasfEfutioa. The Judge
assumed that il was the duty of the eiti-
zen TO obey the laws This doctrine APP
peared monstrous to the Gate Gig. For
If such was the duty of the people, that
paper had repeatedly advised the citizen
20 disregard the fugitive slave Law, to
treat the Dred Scott deeiSion of NO bind.
ing force, and to regard the third clause
of the Constitution as utterly null and
void whenever applied to a runaway OF
stolen slave. But Judge Clagstt made
short work Of the niger Law and revolu-
tionary doctrines o. the Gate City. He
said:
ssThs rebellion ID bat the echo of thak
Higher law doctrine winch has been taught
for years past By fanasical men In the
Norfh az well as the South. The whole
doctrine 10 vioiense s1si resslasiea. Is is
the rock ON iwhish the Eapahlia has bsan
FiFea iaaa ssFe cenIending parties end will
eertainly destroy Il, anles fha people shAll
raise themselves ghoys - false political
teaching. In she earnest e0nsissisns of
onr best judgment We viii svar conssnd
against the doetrine sf sstting individu-
/ i eonseienea and revoiutienary scxicb
) sxainss the Law Of the land. iastsnd 81 -
earring 20 the means of redress which are
pr0ridsd b tbs Censsisation af ahs Uuitsa
Esakes.
TuIik sssss wofa a. srssh.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

No ana tba soIlnu;,m a,,,.n..n,...:..
in the 81 T.opi. R.r,.sI,ra,, - a. o7,l
ii. W. .;va /. - -
for the nsy,,o., :, 60. =. -
know What At,0l;.,,,,,,.u. : - 5,
Wa all mn, rssas~. -. 80 80 :,
a. 49,. - 4-....-.- Az, ~.
,nto o,,s Sea-, - ..,,.-s..-..a
exn sns, Of the wh;.. -. p -,
Mars va s-a ;n t.vo. - .1i..-F..
| = - "At1 =" HAotV
neg oeS 70 so'sss into ssas state. A5ol-
tionists no doubt would be pleased TO
have few Of the sweet scented getsls-
meu and ladies about ssfor servants - hat
fov oar r.r. ga vv.r, no,.a - ,h.a. -;.,,.
81 :.
saA'- u Afee' susa - this akne We seank
cur farmers can get along, when corn n
only worth IL cents per bnshel. without
the mid of thu Frea n..sroes afo.hsr s,..,.,
"a "a, -
'N VISA h@FS 10 Aa1ou as taey can
40 to pay their war and other taxes,
without the addition of tax to educate
the worthless negyoea f,au, a.b.r s,a,as
a., a..,~;.I..Ts. = =, sse'
's ''aAs''s''Aa1as' u BLACK hapnni'-
canish eaannaes 20 hold les sway the
time il not far distant whan the snv.ss.
tious continued IN the sot,ow;n. -
80 !. a. -, ' $500 ~
a2 " s esosh's message wan Dc
carried into eject
If a4,r faruHaps ana .w....L .yv,,nn 49,. :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

GLKNwO0D IoTA .-.t
Has faa<ss fall eomrlete F'i 2'''''' -
rides 10 al sae Lands II Ms 49, -, 81 !
cisdins ans Original SAFES 1f - -, -
| ali xuSsp4usat eeaEssapas', A"'-''
rrasa, ar other iheuEtras'a .,rsssf
Also. aaIl and complete A's 1,.. ne ~
| ths Lots ia ths city % Gees ',- - AZ asa
tl8evste--ana also 10 PaEs81 an, - u ~
FRHe aiss gives prpU,pi 'stsa .'-. 81 -
snsss1 III Yazss, exam nal snE 5 - - Asss
susiss,sa t.srtainlag 70 s'GeRefa3 Las" -
E@~cstce in toe Court H"Ehr.
xMamaFy o. IssIs i