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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-09

HAsssBUae, Aug. 4.-Troops are pouring n
The Indications are that the whole quota of ~
months men will Be raised BY the 10th. sAslos y
~ From For1Fess Monroe. i2g4i m3''
NEW YoRk, Aug, IA Fortress Monroe lss-. !
ter in the Tribune says that the number Of eur
troops who crossed james river is II, 900.
'osas Pope's ureesSg.' slsissss
WAsAnaros, Va, Aug. 1.-The troops today
hailed With the greatest joy, the arrival q Gen.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-09
Especial to Tribune. r.
mr. On Sprlngaeld, Ohio;

- SPRue5nED, O., Aug. "A Dire occurred at
tho Lagonda Agriculture Works Last night BY
which the building used - an engine house BY
Warder 4 Child Was partially destroyed. Loss
about $500, covered BY insurance. i'aa s,lia
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-09

soly tstSs hsAdssa.s ssSis afyAS ssissssia sssSss
appear y hdvs tsksa ths t.ss.. Nv q " nss.
~ Larger iaduosnsa,s II ths way ef bounty
ars odsred % recruits for The old regiments, end
moro encouragement given IN every way 70 such
enlistments '@'a '''. .,@
The soldiers here hope 70 bs relieved soon Of
the irksoms task Of guarding rebel property. In
several instances in this vicinity, the very per.
sons whs have enjoyed this kind Of protection
from the Union troops, have been proved to b
IN communication with the rebel army. The
Government allows rebel sympathixers to pur-
chase from its own commissary stores, at the
bare cost Of the articles, transportation Of. But
on the other hand, II these traitors have any
thing to eel I'd be, they demand che most exor.
oitant rates. For potatoes, beta onions and
apples, they ask two dollars bushsL Chickens,
fifty cents piece; milk, twenty cents . quart,
and al other articles Of farm produce in . simi.
lar proportion. Do you wonder that soldiers
sometimes tire Of tie job Of protecting The pro-
perry Of ssch people? aa.e3a a-@at
The weather is cool and pleasant here now,
and the soldiers in the best Of spirits. m 81.
Our regiment ct IT, last payment, which va
for four months sent home upwards Of $4,000
Il - ~ n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-09

regiment takes the lead Of all others in this
sn''re command. Major Gen. Ord, as you will
perceive BY the official report which I enclose,
compliments it in manner of which We may
en be proud. I think the best evidence which
'0e people Of Iowa could have Of the efficiency
~ noeilsy Of our commanding and medical
ancers, is this report And would especially
commend it to the attention of those Who ore
'0us to enlist in the military of the United
aes - indicating one Of the regiments already
@e held which it is desirable for . new re.
s'usto enter. The we'll earned distinction its
ss achievements have won for Il. combined
nth the high character and sbilit, Of e. n,e.en.
heers, should commend it to the attention Of
very brave, aspiring, and patriotic young man.
nssens to me that efforts should be made n
ali up the regiments already in the field prior "a
sanizing new regiments. The old regiments
ave experienced officers, who by The hard len.
'os OF active service, have learned how best "a
'''e Tor their men, In the important matter Of
Preserving health. And no one win question
=: that they are far better qualified than new
80 0ntried men would be, to lead such brave
"'efs a. Iowa sends forth on the day Of battle
xAn il you place new recruits BY the side o.
"s'an soldiers they will acquire competen,
.S0Hledge of the manual Of arms, and the vsri
o!nef duties pertaining to soldiers life il
.'aird Of the time 1t would otherwise take.
sues it is saving Of expense to the govern
-" 1t takes no more field, staff, line and
commissioned officers, for . regiment of Z
'SsAaa men, than it does for one numbering
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14
THK CROw OF CExLoN.

EyeEy one. has heard. Of the synlpathiss
of animals towards each other. Cries OF
distress will often call them forth. When
the dam of new born lamb has died,
some afecsionate sheep, although she may
have one of her own, has been known 70
foster and suckle the helpless young one.
In my own immediate neighborhood, the
youngest Of D lsrge litter OF pigs-s poor
little helpless ereature-who was not able
to get at its mother for nourishment, was
warmed under the wings of 3 good
ed hen. Ii Was fed by haud, but when
turned down the hen was always ready to
take care of il, and thus ii was reared
These instaucey might be multiplied to q
considerable extent, showiAg the actual
beneEoisnce Of some animals; but the
following fact will prove the existence Of
a combined intelligence in creatures which
have reason to believe has been hitherto
unnoticed by nsturalists as existing among
tbs featheFed creation. The accuracy of
the Anecdote may be vouched for.
In the Island Of Ceylon there is to be
found very cunning and sensible crow,
somewhat smaller than our native one,
having glossy back, and altogether, a
rsthsF engaging, pretty bird. Now, in
the yard of the governor of Ceylon deg
was one day amusing himself by gnawing
bone, the scraps ofmeAt upon which at
tracted the attention Of one Of these crows.
1t alighted On the ground, hepped around
the dog and bone, and evidently awaiting
an opportunity to seize the latter. The
dog, however, was on bis guard, and by
certain growls, and probably angry looks,
which the bird understood, no doubt, pro-
teoted his property. The crow was too
cunning and TOO hungry to be bafied.-
He dew away, but soon returned with q
companion. They hopped'up to the dog,
when the fresh arrival watched his op-
poEtunity and gave a sudden pull at the
aegs tail. Net being used ss saeh insult,
he suddenly turned round in order to see
who had taken this liberty with him.
The bone was for q moment unprotected,
and was Immediately seized by the first
cunning crow, who few away with it,
Once a. t6eek.
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akN. Nkxs0w---How nm xRKArxn
Z axCk REGxMENT.

4 a AzCk RE8xMENx.
4 f4 CpsTsspsnasu=s - shs sAzssss Eaaas III
/ Gen. Nelson 10 something Of q ehasse-
1 tar here, and an anscdote i told Of him
In this connection, which may be trus and
may not. He is go-ahead, driving per-
son, full Of impafisnee and srassgT, !
good soldier, and a. prosane mas wikh
as little Of the gentleman about rs well
can be- A regiment Of his command waa
reported sick, The Colonel protested
I thai they weEa, and be put the Colonel
under arrest. He then ordered the sur
geon to make critical examination aud
report.
The. SRga0n reported the Haen alt sick,
but he swora again that they were not,
and ordered the Brigade Surgeon to make
an examination. The Brigade Surgeon
reported the men sick, but he swore once
more that they were not, and ordered the
Division Surgeon to make an cxRmina-
tion. The Division Surgeon reported
che msn sick, end ssill inareduiOns. he
swore again that they were not, and went
to examine for himself. On his way in
TO camp be overlook d soldier carrying q
mackeral, and tia fuilsWiag dialogue on
sued
"What in hi have you got there P''
ga maekeRal, sir"
'sMackeral be id! What are you
going to do with il P'
"Eat it."
Cat H.? What the devil do you want
TO eat il for 1 thought you ware all
| sick here"
$50 We are. MaOkeral is good for di-
arrhea." -.....
els il, indeed Aha ven sseabout
that. Where's your captain ?
The soldier, mackeral in hand, led the
ganazl 10 his captain, when the CONVEX
sation again commenced
GLOW many men have you got sick
here, sir ?"
gail sick, SIR" .r......- e. gE=
GAL sick Pll see about that, by God,
sir ! Here, take that man, and cook that
mackeral, and make him eat every mouth
full Of it, from head TO tai, bones and all,
by God, sir. And IL it cures him, report
the fact in detail, and you shall have all
the maekeral the regiment can eat. You
shall have nothing but mAckeral. You
shall swim in mackeraI. You shall, by
God, SIR"
The line of march Of this energetic
commander is generally marked by
string OF dead or disabled mules, broken
wagons, and other indications of pell
nell progress. He is a good fighter and
a man of energy, which may offset some
less valuable qualities.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14


TINS DrrsKaEscR.--The people of thu
west complain bitterly of Gen. Grant, for
the terribleslanghser Of hts troops at Dom
elson and Shiloh fields, alleging that there
was needless and almost wanton sacri-
fee Of the hves of brave men. and they
point with pride and appreciates TO the
care which Gen. MeClelfan takes to avoid
all unnecessary loss Of life.
Here, however, il 10 different with many
They actually complain Of Gen. AlcClef.
Ian apparently, because be has not had sc
many men killed as Gen. Grant. They
seem to want y ''big thing" in the way d
blood letting something that will excee6
anything nj che West in hat respect. III
is the best and greatest General, however
who accompIishes greas results with th1
least loss Of IFS ali whe have hsgsassrt
and friends IN The army VIII say Ehia, ana
| &c says che highest military antherasy -
Portland [ Ms. Arsas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

% II isrelatsd b. haTorroate Leader
that two ofieers of Chs Confederate army,
taken prisoners Il Vt. Donelsoa, are OBJ
jects Of interest in that city. They es-
capped from the railroad train to Colum-
bus, and made their way to Canada, rep
rcsenting, that while on the ears, thsy
we're furnished By somebody with plain
dress oTsrcoats, and In Ibis disguise were
put of by the conductor as civilians at
tempting to secure passage without pay.
ing their fare.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

Iowa TKooPs.-In the battle soon to
take place ut Corinth, Iowa will be repre-
scented by IL and probably Is regiments,
viz The ID, Sd, 9Th, 9Th, 9Th, 18th, 18th
18th, l4th, 18th and 10th Infantry, and
I'd Cavalry, and probably the 5th, 10th
and 18th regiments. Some of the regi-
ments, as the 8sh, 18th and l4th, will be
feebly represented, being mostly pris-
oners Of war, while others, a. the End and
7th, have been 30 badly cut up in the bat
ties ia which they have already been en-
gagged, that they cannot muster many
troops. -s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

THx AR or LAUaHIsas--The man that
Iaugha 10 doctor without . diploma; bis
face does moro good Ia sick room than
bushal Of powders o. > gallon OF bitter
dranghts. People are always glad TO see
hin- their haads instinetEvaly 70 boil
way out 10 meet bis grasp, while they
tnFn iavolansariiy from the elgmlay
touch Of the dyspeptic who speaks on the
goaning key. He laughs you ont, d
yeuE faults, while you psyar dream 1ol
being offended with him, and what i
pleasan. world yOu arc iiying IN, unit
he points out the sunny streaks on il
pathway. III E@sAs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14


Az AsToNISEKD "ABoRIGISE." "A Cal
ifornia correspondent, In speaking of the
overland telegrapbs, relates the follow
ing.
Talking obout telegraph, the first mes
sage received over the wire was a stun o.
nsr and came direct from his Satanic
Majesty to an ''Aborigine.7 II appears
the workmen were engaged in "hauling
taut" she wire preparatory to crossing q
stream, the banks Of which are high and
abrupt, and among, at the extreme and
nearest the banks, was q gentleman
savage" who had, contrary to Indian ma
turs, concluded to work for few days
to get dollar to expend for whisky and
tobacco. They were surging away on the
wire, when a little stEeek Of electricity
came dashing along from a point hum
| dred miles away where thunder storm
vas raging, and quicker than any bot pO-
tatos was ever dropped, was the metal
from the hands of che f'h&uIers" who IN
dsrstood IL, all except hiT. Indian, who
was suddenly seen to execute awar dance,
with his eyes rolling /; bat he couldn't let
go in time the shock itaelf, of which the
slight sensation had been precursor,
formed Continuity" with the "na-
tive" and suddenly very fat pair Of
feet were seen pointing heayenward, and
the Indian supposed TO own them, going
down in creseent-like curve, head first,
into the creek. For moment he dIsap.
peared, bat immediately emerged, scrarn-
bled up the bank, took one wild look be-
hind him, and then ran as no Indian even
ran before, with every hair straight up,
ike q porcnpiue's, so stiff that yau could
have hang piekaxe On it. That Indian
has not been seen in that vicinity since-
Hs must consider the telegraph stun.
ner, shocking affair.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

60 "A cotsmperary Justly sAss: The
entire machinery Of the code invented for
French joarBsiism under tho Imperial
regime has been imported aud applet "a
the American preas- Warnings are gsses
In the solemn phrassology Of pslses
offcrr. Superintendent Of Police apl,eas
Ia she rooms of thn editor 10 read him
formal notice that any annoanremeal d
military character discovered Id bin
paper will coasign him al once 10 Fog
Lafayette, and exposs bra estahlIsllasegs
to conascation, &c. Only the raliics
pspars like the TxIAane escape, eg gssst
! Ne azzssyazss. t7&9s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

A DTrSG REeUEsT.-Andrew Staten,
who died at ST. Louis on the 18th, from
wounds received at the battle of Fort
Donclson, as a dying request of bis faith
er, who resides IN this city and who was
with him In his last moments, that after
bis spirit left for the other world, no Gb-
olffioHisI or person tincfgred Nth SeceS-
sion!sm be allowed to touch his body
Desm oi7aes Times
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

GROWTH OF CHIcAGo.-Reliable asti-
mates, made within few past, make il
certain that already this spring full ,7O(
new. residences and stores are under con.
tract, to be finished during the coming
summer, and it is believed that before
next winter. closes in, full Thousand
more will be added to this number Chi.
cdqo Tribune.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14
CONNIE

BuSLE OFFICE, COUNCIL BLUFFS,
Mas H. 1851. !
wHRAT-Spring. +o8A5 cts . bush.
CORE-PEime ear, IS cts z bush.
oATs--In demand At 20tg29 cts p bash.
POTATOEs-Prtme, so92S eta = bash.
HAV-Fimoshy 81 Prairie 81 y ton.
HOGS-A,Glve. Slaughtered s3,259 8 so v 100.
BEEF-Oa foot, a2@s2 30 = 100.
HIDEs-tsreess &ci dry, loeR n:
PLoUR-Choiee Family xxx, &3,oo; sapeFnne
81 so; F.ne, 81 70 y 100.
COIN AEALr-TegloW IS c, white, Is p bush.
BUCKRHBAT FL0CR-Boltsd SAGA, 50 . 100.
BUTTER-Presh roll, T89ISe rs
LARD-Fresh T9Sa v n.
RGGs-FEesh, sGsI0 v dos.
TALL0w-Prima, 10 p n,
BKEswAx-Tellow, zsa25 y D,
EHIsGKY-s!ll b Bewsn's, 10 c; ST. Lsoais stA1
20 y gal.
oHIcKEEs-Tans 81 ,SO@$a, Coz Prairis, 81 y2S9
OIL 80 y dog
rURKKYs-Live, TO Gel, sach,
KxCHAEGE-st. Louis, o. EasterassA v cent.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

$50 FACES AID tse EN6nASfEfss .--Yr4es
only TWENTY-FIVE cEgTs. Sent free Of postage
30 all parts Of tia Unlen. On she tnasmIties 0.
youth sRd maturity, disclosing she secret faiss Of
both sexes Of Ail causing debility nervousness,
ispKssAien Of sptxsss, pasRlEasa@a 81 Ehe hsNEt,
sutelasI isaaeansnEss suyoissnskTy tmzaEiaafsons,
bIashinga, dsfectlys mzmory, INDIGESTION and laa-
sisude tritA con fessaos Of fArsll1ae snasresfs Of
Boarding. Schoel Msas aAd YoSag Married Lady,
&c &c. It Is tsathfa a9visss 10 the married amA
these contemplate 4rrIage who entertain secret
conscious Of having kaxarded the health, hsppfness
aud PRIVILEGES 10 which every human being is sn-
Akasd.
YOUNG MIN Who are troubled with weakness.
generally caused By bAa habit IN yeath, the esscss
Of which are dtzztnsass pstas fsagst&nihsss, same
Times riHging Of the sxrs. weak eyes, weakness Of
the bac and lower extEsmisies. eonfusian Of Ideas
loss on memory, vita mssnGhOiy, may BE- cured by
he autAor's NEW PARIS AND LONDON TREAT
mENr
I'd our a tas "a Z vfsfsss Ts scsossak so Ss
PITALS. aFSIlIng ourselves Of tie knowis6ga and
researches Of the mest sklaisa Yhysacans aaa Sur
xeans il Europe on the eantincHt. Those who
pIzes themseivrsSEndsE eur care viii BOW have the
heaaGt Of Che many new and efBeAcaeus remedies
whsch we are enabled 10 lntTodEcs into car pxAe-
80 49, ~ pse e. 81 sssa I = sss aas
their cases which has successfully Distinguish
rs heretofore, ~ PNyetrfan In car peculiar ds-
paFtnasnt Of RrofsasisaaI practice, fos the past
RnEscu FxMALR PTLLs.--Ladiss wAs wish fss
Aedicins the sascAcy o. which has been tested in
kheusads Of sassg nzd aeyer failed 10 sset xpeEdy
D. B. iansss fsaIs petfsdsaal psiis Tss 5 ~
precA aslsn necessary to he observed Is. ladies'
shoaa act take ths IL they have reason 10 believe
Shey are In es@fsta s4aafE0nx ltAe particulars Of
| WHOA win BE- fonad % the wrsppeE hcrBmpamying
eseA bcx1 thsazh always safe and healthy, gen
/ sie JET 30 active sFe they.
| prsa si PEI box. mo can semalIea 70 any para
70 TfIS i.ApTss--was assa csaassmsssI ned
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14
/ aAsssa sHey Tas Bri.isl Aa~.isslss

RaxxER Sow The briIisA Admiralty
has assuaiiy daEarminski y haild - Ezicss
son-Coles capols wATship, = cost Of
Elso,oo0, (equal 70 500, ooo,) 70 be
launched nezs Rshruary. 20 a. hss for
sea win probably oceapy two or three
maaths more. Hsra, thea, u "a sxpaad-
iturs thrice IS great as chat upon our sau-
ey Aoaisor, and twelve rnuntha instead
on three, taken 10 do the work. a few
war steamers are 70 bsiron-sassd, 1t lais-
ure. Meaasims, France II hard ri work
In creating great iron-ciad war aees.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

~ Business and Professional men,
an be accommodated with piaes IN the BUsLE,
srtAeir carts. We expect every entsTprisins ba-
...,,s man In this city 70 advertise In the BusLE
,tyertlslng 10 3 msaRs Of carrying ones business
ts sys cry house which is served By nswspsPe, in
.,s,sofwaltsng for customers TO look foF snes'
..s- orar his place OF business.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

60 Mrs. Wright and John BEanaman,
charged with the murder Of o. J. Wright,
were this morning released by the Coars,
there being insufficient evidence against
them 70 convict Colorado RspfabEfcan.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14


u Since the year 1855, we have been
doing business with the we'll known New
York Advertising House of S. M. PETTEx-
gIIL i Co.,, and have found them men
Of rare and unexceptionable business quail
ifcations. During that period, our bu-
ainess with thai house, has amounted to
quite an item, and we have always in ev-
cry instance, found them to be fair and
honorable in their business transactions,
never wronging us out Of 8 single cent,
and promptly paying their bills whenever
called upon so 10 do. This is far more
than Ee can say Of many other adyertis-
ing houses, scattered throughout the
country, which we shall name at some 9TH
sg time. Our friends Of the country press
will do vel 70 plaGs their New York and
Boston business In their hands if they
wiah 70 get justiee done thea.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

. Aessrs. SwEsxT 4 KING, Of Omaha
have the contract for carrying the Mail
between this city and Omaha, and to Fort
Kearnsy, service 70 commence the first Of
July next.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

~ The Third Annual Fair OF Potta-
,,ttazaie county, awarded to BABRITT b oAEPER-
rrs. the yarss prsmaSa fOrtAs BEsEsPEeIHES or
,Rfsrrxs. those wanting JOB Work 0fsny Kind,
,,pia Do well to make note Of tAIs fact. We are
,,-.area "a accommodate osE frieuds on short no
49,. saustartion warranted, OF no charge made.
Make note Of that, too,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

II A suit fog breach Of promise and
seduction has been brought against VII
liam Lii, thefamous Chicago Brewer, by
a Mise PhiIonane Hilaerbrsnd OF Cook
county, Illinois. Damages laid at $50.
600, and defendants able TO pay it.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

Here is another characteristic and
cowardly statement AZ the traitor Wen
dell Phillips who boasted at the Capital
of the nation that he had lab0red aiyss-
teen gears to dts.roy thu american Ia
ion
'fHs dad not believe AcGlellau TO BE- a
trsilor, but be thought he represented,
With Basll and Halleck. the Fairfaxes and
Essaxss in the English revelation oil
1910, who were anxious not to hurt am
body; while Fremont, Siegel and Hunter
represent Cromwell and Ireson, who were
nat afraid TO strike eyea the Kiag.v
Think of this, WITH Buell. In The thick
Of the fght, driving back the hossa Of
Reauregard fran the battlefield of shi.
Ion; Halleck ready 70 renew the hxhI
naar Cofinth; Mcclellan 10 the nidss 81
enc enemy's batteries and balles# d
/ Yorktown -dad Wendell PhsllsOs .sg.
psaadsd for slsade1Sag kAe4T good names
q Thousand miles from danger, IN IN
city Of Bossoal Ob, shame, where j
shy blush I--iA. r Exprsss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

MEAN ENoUou.-Ths proprietor Of the
Paoi6ce house at Dubuque held the car
pet sack of q returned volunteer who was
on his way to his friends in tha& county,
because he could not pay fifty cents
Davenport Democrat.
The man who would do that would dig
up the bones of his mother to make into
knife handles, Pass him rounds-Psorid
Union,
Yes, pass him round. He is a we'll
known Abolitionist who woald keep a
hundred niggers over Night and not charge
q cent; but q poor wounded and sick
soldier must pay or suffer- GaIen0
Courier.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14
UNITED STATES CLAIM AGENCY.
BRANCH At COUNCIL BLUFFS.
At WASHINGTON CITY, D, c.


A." h7eS- estof J. D. JKNETEs & Co, 20 act
"a s'-5G-Gis Tor The Office established by them in
Va. .~l-a City, fvF the collection and tr4nKmIss-
A. tlLAIHs against the c. g. Governments, with
s-7~.s T-fsreacs - the Immensely increased sz-
~ lea AID new exigepeies incident 60 the ex-
80 - var hsve established at COUNCIL BLUTTs
sr--H . ts-ary for Y cstern Iowa and Nebraska,
F--T~ s.ti receive and silent 80 all EpptfcssssGs
- g.. s1. 5auaiy u EOiaRtsfTs, f7r PyHs!gRs, Of
"a e = ataIstehce, Stores OF TFaBSpoTtatloB
g." -shrI - the government, which, beaag pgt IN
~ ,s5r tn aud Transmitted 10 Washington by me,
% promptly and faithfully pros ecuIsd by the
yt.7 .s.7I agents above named,
r-r..os having demands eff any description or
l against the Gov eFnm eat, having . legal OF
=, tat!e fguu4atIon, and requiring adjustment,
zly rely upon their CLAIMS beins successfully pros
s~-t4+ and IhsLr dues promptly RENTED 20 them,
o. max az BaEty AppltcAHon 70 ne.
IW.li be supplied lth all laws, forms Tules and
1i..EGtIDus necessary for the proper presentation
q ..aEns, aBd also an alphabetical list Of F0lun-
AMI III ca Of ali grades in Lhe Military service,
~ Regtrlsats add C0Rpsatss, whereby, upon the
Appearing Of any casually, or the maturity Of any
ready so-ess can be had 10 tie requisite evil
e. on behalf Of the claimant ~ his TspEesen Ia
Ives. fsF ats Establishment. All charges viii be
g. = reassEabls scale
O~-s IA secoa4 story Of Phoenix Block, head Of
BraAIEsv. A &. PALMER.
c..a.u Bluffs, Iowa. Dee, IS, 1851. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

CT The President has been received
on visit to French fFigate lying at the
Washington Navy Yard, with all the hon
ors usually accorded 10 the French En-
peror.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

Gg Two hundred barrels Of powder
exploded at Gorhan, he, on the ID inst,
destroying eight buildings successfully,
but fortunately no lives, ths employees oi
tho mill being as supper.