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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

WR&x4 AkAR0M.IsLk ko& xMk
We answer, the Rspahlieaa party
Ths Repablioaa party might have pro
vsassd ths prsssaa Devastating fifH var.
Ii migha have savsd the livss SfshSos-
aads al the bass assa Of the Nation, and
sspsssassapG Aslllss Of the peoples
money. For proof OF what We say, read
the following from she gpseeh Of .szyRExS
4. DogoEAa, delivered II fhs Unissd SAL
Senate, January I'd, 1861, upoa the COM
promise measures, then pending before
the Senate:
Ass Eais y ~ : faig ba1is q
pabliean side are mot willing 10 accept
this, nor the proposition oxif& Semkoxl
from ksntucky, DIR. Eritssadan, j pTos
tsA - eokaS soss ora scsgllag DO dot .
= 1R ADDRsss 4aH nsoURf 70 Rx4unrtckSs
. tqsLgs FoR TIE RxAses That II TEE Con-.
ETrTEg or THIRTEEN, FEW nara Aao,
EVERT MEMBER FROM THE SouTH, lscLuprsa
xassa x&om wzxs gaxEns ssxAzxk MxssRs.
TOXINS AND DAyTs, xxRKRssKD THxEz
READINESS TO ACCEPT TEE Pnopesaaeg ev
NJ vgEKR4BLz FxIxgp from KEsTyCKr,
: Ia CaEfsssss&s, y LIS 4 Ffaag sArSfxxxsss
OF rHH cosTaoyEssya Y przapsp up sys7;
.sHENCE THE SOLE RESP0NsI-
BILITR Or OUR DISAGREEMENT,
AND, THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
, TIE VAT or AN AMICkBfE AD-
JUsTMENT, Is WITH TIE REPUB-
LICAN PARTHa 4 22s8 I g.. II
Here it ia proved thai tho Rspahlis&n
party 10 responsible, for the wsr-thas il
is Responsible faF svsEy dollar Of MAJ
tiOnAl and State indebtedness incurred,
On account of slss waar~-aaas N . rsspsa-
able, for the high taxes that have been
imposed upon the people, ca account Of
the war-shas il 10 responsible for the
distress and financial ruin, which now
sxists in svery'pass % The eeunsry- saaas
it is responsible, for every life lost in
the wsr-thas lists FsspoAsibIs. for, and
should receive the curses Of sYery vie
made widow, and Of every child made
an orphan, ~ Ehs prsssasa diva swse.--.
In short that it will be responsible for
the dissolution Of the Union, should the
Union be dissolved
Shall saeh party BE- continued IN
power, or viii the people change their
rulars? Let the Ballet-boxes as the
NEXT election proclaim chs aaswer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

FAis Il truly great remedy Halk
tie OF oLoAn'S InSt&na Bale, sa La pint Of ys
SAIeF, seldom falls to cure sHugke 81 Tn - :.
teen mlERlsz . =
For Bruises, Strains, spraina, AMI u.auy afss =.
laEies on hoTses, cattle, and Oh er AatnaI, So,
aAsSaAt Rsitss specially effects cure ~ -
soEa haze eeen aaAa1ashad 10 asltaess ths ~. -
eserted b. the use 81 this wen3trful z -
Set elrculA4s Of &Eents.
sLoAE's oIssraRST
FOR mihtassE, safety, esEtRihr~ sssa tbo,z-ss,.,,
S8sAE's 0lntnsnS ezss4A, All IA rsz4lx -
al ataar s4aLas1ts and lIElassatt far -
taa following diseases:
NTaaa wSwDds Calls sf ell kiss ersrse,4 h..,,
as, PSlleEA, Hind GAsA ;sass. spav.a esss.
las Sweeney fcuadeEea fsel ssz1 cracki E-r.r,hs,
o. grease, and horse diStenys-
go. THE CONDITION PoEpEE
Is composed principally Of Asrbt and root. .Da -,
- gzTsp At all Times, AEI gf4iar 2 ,rrtrt,ssvT
VITA paxfect eaf&4g. Il has Sez .osa y - :,
peEt sncss to BE- hlghiy aset1 ID he sugt 4 rt,t
diseases TO which harses abs cattle are tzasrt yr
aagzasaveg, hide bsaUd Ross tf agpefIts i-vrs
. sTaaaa SRhANw UAseEs aAazmsatu0H Il liz re 4
tsgss Sna hard gSegr4sei alsO rhsaRatlEza ,sasss-
" eancd sttG compliant II y alsy sals A.! a.
- " cOggRB AND COLDS.
10 @aFEass OIL NIL EruSs AEaosl AID VII ryag,
all 4saasAHaa1aea azaA s&ysx, augtfy tas has seq
tha Ak1a, s4a4nss kaa wAtsF, Aad stfssr.asg sqw7
part Of the b6ay
- gLOAE's MEDICINES
Ara &SAS By EpSsARD A JANIS B7s,
W hSlsSafe and Retail General AEsEt, i. E.ls.x.
suTsa's pF1cSss ss@rneg jules ma1 First ,u, q T.
posase City Hotel she hIocE udrlh q b. Psa.sgI
a4sazsRs sse asnE& east u tbs FeFry. Is 81 Easss&
n DE.HR Fs&x, rB=z
y allied, and liberal supply Of rIrralars ,z4.sa.
eas8aasa paseegs AID wiTdsoT sa-ls uigh IL -
dress aals Of tAs 5sshi u HossF aa4 bg "a ~
cal eensit 81 that particular boast
..- -..- gL0AS's MEDICINES
Ars sold by ALI. EIaalesale DreEsasls AS. sssya
At ManHfacsEreT'E pFioes-sgse IN ALL sl2ss assH
as4 sssAAlaa ey ALE dealer In saa4raes
! WALTaR ., SLOAN, 0tEAA Prsgnsss;
guBe g.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

Wat, sxsspa - parts ii one usbrekss
UniosS I'll 8 y TIL Al ~ IT1ATT
In Submitting questions which might
arise hereafter, and aAscsing the legal
lights III States 10 shs Judicials Tribu-
ala All MOI 10 tho Executive or Lsgisla-
tive branch Of the Govsrnmans.
And srmly believing ia the aike$ey. Of
the principles hsssfn snasciassd, W ma
plore tbs Blessings OF God upon our sf-
.1@ta iRAfxe. pap applied 70 the Admia-
I11raat14A 11thk s6s&ernmsnt, and we ap-
peal TO ogr fellow eisissas who lore the
Danssisation and the Union % they were
formed By oar fathers, % unite with IS
to preserve shs Constitution ~ ID IN, and
TO ssssoss.sAs Uaiaa m il ma hefasa it,
hasulou ri ID u n idsfa-
nasicism, and ia bonds broken by rebel
hs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
TIA La GEoIx9s



800
&S@ FAks%S AAD 10 ENGRAVKAas A~sgxtEs
aafy TwEHTY-Ftvg CEgTs. Ssna tres Of pas&a@a
to ali sMFts as the Enian. Saa gAa iaaxnaiaiaa b.
Tsath aaa maturity, aaloslHg the sasyss tol % as
hskA ssxea al Ixses ama M AeSiisy
aepgsssioa 81 xpkgtka, pAapisafian ss sAe hez4G
suixtdaI smaginiags lnwoannGaxy fsaaginakioea
aaashsasa &sfeetiva Raasasy. Eaaesatzaa azza las-
eisnae wftA coaf essteas ef fhrslsae smtfrs1as Of
Hamwda#S SGheal Afxsa aA&@ Eagma Msayaes xa&s
re, &c II 10 trafasul adviser 70 sha maxri sdasd
tAsee enaeamplatiag MARI taxs wo essefsa IA ysrws
dsahas 81 kheir phyzssai canai Esms. ssa vaan are
eoaseioas Of hays1g ha2Afaea the hssatA hApptae@s
and pwagtgaaas ta whicA sYasy human aesnx "a sssz
Titled.
YOUNG MEN was are ag@aAssA vita assaAa@sx
seasraify rausaa ~ haa Aaait in y9uta, IL essEts
Of whsaa are aaszinsss4 Raaas EsRwsssaEnssa soHs-
Gnass ringing Of the ears, weak eyes weakness Of
the sae& Aaa tc~sr essssntiss, eanfazssn ~ Ideas
.ess q nsnssy, sasa mssansasly, nay e cured b
kEAT. - -
We have, fer tae s9esteE pArs Of tas rear, aevca,
a& 9nr ttA& la Wf8zTa&2 THE EUROPEAN 40&
PTTALg, asaliing ourselves OF TIE knowleaxa xsd
F@ssarrhes OF ths naosa SKILLED PaysaziAs and Sea-
Eeoaa in Rar0ps or On the ccnsiAa&s. EAass yAe
ptAce themselves uadsg ear eare viii NOE have a
ssasat aE Ehs naaMy asw asz @szsaasaus rssaasslss
whlch we are enabled to intradacs inso anr prae4.
ncss ara kAG pa6klG mAg rwst xaxMaaa 81 sAR aaaaa
n 4 ~ fHRaH4A xH akA a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

Per Toasnaehs Apply it over - ia2f - -
OF shs toosh Addicted, gressiaE saha -1 - =
rezeai lf net cared ID exireEnr Iases, 80 e,
via the Eaiu, and cover The is9!A AEs ~.
n ssdarhe, baths the temples Er& sEPtI |. - -,
and take from tsuf Ia ihlrIy dEgRs IL AAn '-'-0
% wafer swseteued -.,.rta7 d.,
For Group and sars Throat take ron ts- "a
" drops internally, On sugar CT : sTee's@es
waser sAihe the ThFoat freely aad a4al - "a
Per UeadAche. RheumatlEm SFrFttsta- - =, ss-
o. gsda bssAe fre@ty vita E=isa b @Assat -
syaag sAh faternsfly- .,..4 AZ w
Fag Barns mix one part BAlna II 1''ss - IN
Of vaEeF and four, to MAKE Ps"'r so's' .
wtkh the same F0H Ch0ltc- LAEsff9A' IS 81
Sxaus Ia hos water; batAs the 5e#st' A-s Y -
sssnaeas % RanabaTss tsa sa1aiisf = -
Chitaren, aud The larger fer Stalls 'N'
to Age ard circumstances. .,. r ssrE
eoEberps Balm in GitPbd - haI'a's''
Bslaz In aiaeaa gives aaIAst@EAls2 ,--,...s.a
Taose wAo have aaed Balm III @1ifa9 VII
without H.!
Agsnts Rnated. Fer terms, s1drsss
ks M sSasA posuf Z strssE FhilAaelpsa -. n &
Ta~ II, q, Orders sent By EKFress % AZ
,Ae DATED States at the shoEteSE aot'es
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

Extra

we have also on assna tas goIiowing seaersass ar
tielea which will be sold 10 The purchasers Of oar
8eiAsa Pena In Ike naazEef, for two Declare enek
Geld Chrvaaznwssa HzpsaEE Casea wsschsa sSsa
Hunting cased kngiish Lever &C.. 5e~elsed sIfvsz
Lever and Lspiss do @psn Kssea Co., HamGEag
Cased do, Dsplex. Cent? spiendld vest chkina La
Dies Guard Ehstuss 9assasssF Maex EAaaas, H&nGsa
MsdAalona, G5la Rssxra Rilxs, aoia klnss rsala,
and Ragravea, Gsaa Pes ana sasse hssaaEs, Gnaaa-
sllee Leaf sets. Bxsoeisss tsswsss styHel Ehamaed
Coral Sets, aentsF Seal Rings, Eaznx III I'd 6arHat
Sets and the aasest styls II Ladies' Iewelry 4
E1fyw fs&kEss@SAks
1 wasA every ban ats3saasa EaRs p@psAaasa sa ~
We will prsssaA aaf aatfcas vita D csvslac&ae Tor
tsia sas p sas lorsgaass spls 80 afsatass This
eae aslsss Granal ais5rlhasiaa, and wis aa,x 30
ssnt wtsa required ~ Assns or thaas asssssax 10
aes az saeA. HsEks
3 Raanps, Massasaas, Aasae hsyas, sswsax MA-
AAiRes, &c. BeH@Hs and spsA aA ugE1massssa. AmS
arasess wsaa % ssas u ina sa1stxE ~ TIA Lswesa
whslasAls Frees Ute ehs sddaiisa I'll pee ssas
49, = sIsssss' e. 1877 u. 70 20 -
AAarsss - s'=.41 ''Assa ss 3 ss.soUaxs~. o.
Gsmmsssse@ AGsauAasafs aa& easRssna Asssas. I
Ne. - aeutk Fo|gtA 8txecs, bessw GkAsaak \
N&s ssB as NJ b Rfss8 81 I
~ = sss - = s ~ Z ~ 81, e
1. 4 asrs. 1ss.s css1sf 6stsss - = Sssx. r.
Messsze xeusnafss y Ksese, Een5aa1izks2-
messen q RFe.. GhaMnuA ahoka tn a. ss1t4eA 4
10. Ralssr, nos. 3ssEsdsers kASanzsaBAaa.
a. " wsrd Pabiis@r % Raskions Ne y
Hen. g. u narssA Nss en- gAssssszaas 80 I
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

II Arr on GRATITUDE . ooo J .s,es-4g
aassrai sesk for gEatsitoss s.L n psgs55
"a Hsvsr. wha kAs been eaecLS@A4 - ~ ffgtF FF
AaAasaks losa Of meHaogT aaa - tAe Ias
$ xrssffsas. fb slse aptaof. siss s' :. pgtlss o
80 sss.asf5ss saa wsrfaps Ssalfs e gsrts ~ ~
sssnus asza ~ wiff 1872 20 cpsy Il o.
a4areaA, al recaaRk af 80 - 49, rsuuIred.
- - MI 49, %s7 p. II, AlsaRs, N.Xs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27


Row OPEN 70 orTUawA, PrPTT aIkas.
FHrfAsr wsss sAam sas o<Aer RaaarseS II tJspa,
= La esaaetioa win the #
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON = QUINCY RAIIs2oAD
SAsrtsa, QmS1k&sf aaa Best Rosie
70 Chlcago, New TSTky Bost0a, Phll&dslphia aud
Baltimore; to Keoknk, 81. Louis and CInciRaat
and 70 all points In Tlllnsla indiana Mlrhg&ns ohLo
and Canada.
Two Traina Daily isAss and arrive tsapaays sz-
LEApE oTTuMwA ARRIVE AT Aso
6co S'eiseG, a n |. ssis s'elsaA, ?. "a.
Ty~conasssias at a.lssburxA 1iih The No1tas -
Cross Railroad for ouineyi al MsndSt& via the
Illinois Central RaiIraaa for aAiAnA and nnnlalkA
aud St, LSalx and Cairo, ~ Burlington villa fasl
sailing PACKETS for st. Lauis.
SPECIAL NOTICE..
Eg~Throagh 10 New Yerk in IS hours. Passsn-
gers IszvinE Council Blum, morning and evening"
eakIRs Ehla Evass will arrive snhieage c. 81 Les
y nSM 20 3 nsafs aaieAsR thsa ns ear stAsg
route, aud in ample tiRa TO connect with the great
RaSterH aaa sSuthsER E4Rassr.4sFrsg ~sefnfS Go
Bay ygur Tickess Via western stage Company 60
Ottur1was where yeu eAn buy your Tickets Of the
saFiingssa q Ne. Rsiirssd Ticke& once, to ALI.
POINTS, E&&t aud South.
TO SHIPPERS or sToCK. F..
Stae2 Yratna win ran regularly. Leaving daily,
ewMaAys excepted These Trains haze all the rights
Of Passenger Tsaans tsna iasaFinE 8esRasaA and
consequently avoiding AL those vexaGiouA delays
Nsw stssk pens have been built % beth klass Of
the Mia8lssippi close by the EeEgy atd Dgesere viii
ana tasEe every tAing shsy sssld wiSk foR Ens Sc
eommodatIsa OF their stSsA. asa -
TAre agh contracts given TO Ghica&c
JOHN @, READ,
Vice President ard supertntanasas
d. RBAfCE. G@a. wsa@wna Agent.
Burlington FEB 10, 1871 ""
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NOTICE To nExrNouEsrs.

All pszs0As wso aFs indicates TO the 3caseT Fund
@ OFswsasa Csansy, aatAes AeF principal or sh&sF~
ast 90 eaia nS ScA%a1 ISA1aaa ter Aaoney sSAsed
ss@ss % pass or satisfactory afra2Easaaass ma1s
for esEssw sn9 the seas witAsn thFGa asushs rem
ths puelteataoa Of sAfs notkce. fSse "AH Aaz feg
shs setasF procession % ths scaoeI Psna, % APP
prov Cd April sth, ssas -
-ts =1 9. y. GDMpUAx.
CLERK Of taa Board Of supervisors.
D&anassal GTawtsFa So, Iowa, Mag Z, 1850. sw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
IACIFIC RATL ROAD ID CALIFORNIA. B.. F.
. G. ~ COLBERT O. Co.'S
SKxxh gsTana Quarterly Basari -
Ans 49, To- hmtk@m N.s Al

Ans =-. %@ @36A@M H&".sa 81
CO sI0s coo ARTICLES WORTH Saoa, a00-
waich will BE- sala for sI0o o0e 10 the Purchasers
o. ear Golden Pens az % cts per boz ear Goiden
P@a Ia the best ever ssed and Is waEFznt9G Raa to
eorFods tn any Ink every business Gaaa and fasAi-
b ShszA use sAs 9oiasn Pea. z-sE sg7s &
T The following HIST Of articles win be sold to our
PaksaRa al dollar eaeA ans mama NOS Do paid feg
aatil we iaform she Purchasers which Of Ahs srti-
Ea@s msAY be hA AaT s6s dollar and then 1t IL ops
aonal whether they send the dollar and taks the
IIST on gDOps ENeIgnRu In FaE DasyRIsU.
ZION At 81 % RAcH
Gold waarAs& silssr wasrMs&, 9aaEa and VEST
IaAEns, CeFaf xaa Opal ssssy ICAzsaa &asx. ChAke
lathe gAaihs, Cameo ard Lava BreMt RsAs Moaaic
and 5sts Do Gold Psaeaia GoM Psaa vita siiyer
Holders, LAnfscaps Sets, PoTtrafS sess, Revolving
bFest Pas, Sets. Studs saa Sisssa nzassna, En-
faHtA ATmIets and NeSk Chains. Locksts all slzsz
asasa' Rrest Pxas, AoAa&e and Coral Bxarz&ass an
aasiled RFest Pins, Mourning and jet sets Garnet
and 0aTbuncls Ssta 4e&izc Sets Aeasilasss and m
tnmsase varsity ofotaag ARTICLES. a.
Plam OF sAxsaa GFaRd DasGRabBa~
aa0m. =
I Hfgasaa v3ias 0s articles 100 dollars aawes4 TIVE
lea&ra. CsEtiacates stating what ws viii sell each
persen tor one dollar are psesd Ia sealed sveiapsa
vita Decimal aEra axeaasaa, 20 thas n saSA han
3vea certificates there Is enc tors
tGaf E2gad gsSrA E4a< -@e= 81.
And there wfal also be Valuable arsasas In each
ten Ger tifcates. On receipt Of % cents we win
send yeu oae box Of eur Eca&sa Peas, and ssalsa
aasiee 81 tbs article whleh sc ssa for 81.
TRT Us 1 TRY Usil !
Erscsa 20 AgsEss, Past Paaa. sH uE, q!
! Boxes Psna vita ! oss:laeates III
2 2 = o . % :
a L. 50
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PlaR OF slxsaa Grand DasGRibm-
7@ aaOm. .

N H.-with e8Sh Package OF 100 s0xss 90 pre-
seat TIE purchaser t9o Csssa asaSsa oua Of whseA K
SaAFaat@ed to plain an order fer ane walcA or
hy ordering 10 baxss In ons pAekags yo are sarx u
Fe@aive 20 eeFGlhEa1sa eanaa4nlag IA araax fas
spIanAia Silver wAtcA. beside large number Of
SshsF Yszy vsiaahis afsleses. 0ns Certificate &sn&
gratis apon applic4tiop Of any person desiring 10
ae4 AZ Agent, wAiea nag ens6ia Asaa - pfosase
valuable article npon the payment Of al.
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NOTICE 10 a0zDERs or raH-EMpYEof CHR
~ NJ .sg8 q EzE10kTMa. sa 88EtEs3 !
aaasss &sTsny 9gveny mat sAa Beard Of E9vaTviss
erss q xgss&Sa3t&sa1a casznky, &a nsw raa6y 10
Reesscs titles 10 the kvan ssc&aeas OF swasan "a
gsesnoWs4 LAaas II saI4 ossa&y5 nna hesaezs es
0szSSaeates 70 sazh kFsn ssrzSan are reqaisaa 10
- SzyMSzS % ms psep&s aMsaml, int sas
Aaxgs M1s ~ sf&ss "a ska nceK6 81 10 q
~ MBs n0&HkGG gssas
0saaazz &aaNAs Saay basAs IN. -
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70 ahe SOFAS and BRRg hfeFs S
as7ass- AMaaCtiSR.

gA@as tkings re prove e. asn E'9! Gisa 's's'
year eyes, only eTtEas Sa yssT SaS rs.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

SEEKING REFuGE,-The steamers Nevada
aud Chrysopolis, on the down trip from
Sacramento to San Francisco, on Saturday,
were crowded with passengers, seeking ref
uge from the food. The Chrysopols car
ried down l,4OO, including few who were
rescued from the tops of houses along the
river bank. The Nevada also took down a
great number-hOw many is not stated. A
great number went to the steamers, repre-
sented that they were homeless and penni.
less, and solicited passage. None were
refused. In addition to the men, women
and children fleeing from the food, the stea-
mers took down several hundred horses.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

AFTER HIS LANDs.-Dr. o. w. Wozencraft
left for Washington by the last steamer to look
after the Desert Land bill. 1t will be recollect-
ed that two years ago our Legislature ceded to
the Doctor all the States interest in the desert
lands in the southeastern portion of the State,
provided he should reclaim them by irrigation
from the Colorado river. To make the State
grant of value Congress must concur in it. The
lands in question cover an area Of many miles,
and though now perfectly barren and useless,
it is thought that by irrigation, as proposed,
they can be made useful for purposes of culti-
yation. 1t is said they can be made to produce
cotton, sugar and coffee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

HIGH WATERs.-The experience of this
winter will give the people some idea of
the height which the streams in this State
sometimes rise. The Shasta Courier stated
that the klamath river rose one huDdrud
aud fifty feet above low water mark, at the
first flood. This statement was regarded
as incredible, but from information derived
from another source, we have reason to be-
lieve it was correct. A wire.suspensiOn
bridge erected over the klamath last year,
at an elevation of ninety-seVen feet above
low water, was carried away by the Decem-
ber food, and the water rose forty feet
above the level of the bridge. The rise to
such unprecedented nights, we presume,
only occurred where the river runs through
long narrow gorges. Where the water had
an opportunitg to spread out over wide
valleys the rise would not be 80 great. The
American river is said to have risen sixty
feet above low water mark at Folsom. AT
Sacramento, the water was on level with
the top of Front street levee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

SACRAMENTO PAPERs.-The Union man
aged to print ell its regular issues, although
the fires in the basement were extiDguished
and a portion of Saturdays daily was
worked off on hand press. The papers
we're detained from getting into the noun
tains, bat the back numbers of the Union,
as we'll as the San Francisco papers, were
received at Nevada yesterday evening. by
way of Marysville. The Bee, of Saturday.
issued two-column slip, in the form of an
extra, with the following explanation:
Owing to the fact that our press with yester-
days forms) is under water; and the almost
inipossibility of serving subscribers, or even
finding them; and as we are cut off from teie-
graphic and other news-we issue to-day's Bee
in slightly curtailed form.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

STATE REFORM SCHoOL-There was q ru-
NOR In Marysville, on Tuesday, to the effect
that the State Reform School building had
fallen, the story having probably arisen
from the fact that portion of the wall
which surrounds the grounds had fallen, in
consequence of The siping of the water into
the foundation. The building itself still
stands, and the Appeal announces that "the
pdpil' is in excellent health and spirits and
undismayed by the stormy appearances
around him.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

The FLOOD AT NAPA CTY.-A correspon-
dent writing from Napa City, to the Alta,
says:
The late storm has made sad havoc in Napa.
The river as well as the small creek commen-
ced to rise on Wednesday, and on Friday NOR
ming at o'clock, our inhabitants were awoke
from their slumbers by the ringing ofthe alarm
bells, ard very shortly after, everybody was
about seeing the water rushing into town. 1t
first appeared on the upper end of Brown street,
at 5, A. NJ, the bank Of the creek broke through,
about mile from town, which carried the wa
ter in on the southwestern part, and at ii AM.
the main creek ran so high as to carry the wa
ter in on lst, I'd, Sd, and 4th streets. Below
these streets, the town was covered early in the
morning. In the eastern part Of Napa, the wa
ter stood from 8 to 10 feet; in the southern or
lower part, from to 5 feet deep. With the
exception of one block on First street, a por-
tiOn Of block on Brown street, and block
and half on Main street, the whole town was
covered with water. All communication by
telegraph steamboat, or stage is cut off.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16
THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. le, 1862.

CONTINUANCE OF THE SToRM.-Sunday last
was pleasant day, giving hopes that the
elements had expended their fury, and that
we should have few weeks of fair weather.
We were still more encouraged in this hope
from the fact that the moon changed about
this time, which, as everybody knows, has
a wonderful effect upon the weather in this
country. But the wind was still from the
southeast, and about four inches of snow
fell on Monday night. On Tuesday, the
sky was obscured by thick clouds, and the
snow commenced falling again yesterday
afternoon, which changed into rain during
the night. The rain has been falling steadi-
ly to-day, carrying off much of the snow
The thermometer to-day has stood at about
AZ deg. above zero, from which we infer
that the rain extends nearly to the summit
If the weather gets little warmer, and
the storm contnues--as it undoubtedly will
until the moon ehanges-the streams in
this neighbOrhood will soon be up to the
high water mark of last week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

MIsREPREsENTATIoNs.- our Saturdays
issue we stated, on what we deemed good
authority, that the condition OF Sacramento
and Marysvile was much worse than per-
son would suppose from the accounts pub
lished in the local papers, and that the
destruction Of property, Occasioned by the
first flood, had been greater than represen-
ted. Both the Marysville papers pronounce
the statement false so far as their town is
concerned. We made the statement partly
on the authority of the Appeal, which said
If the whole truth was told the people would
hold public meeting and denounce the
papers, or words to that effect. Possibly
the Appeal may have sandered its own
citizens; but whether it did not, or we are
still inclined to rely upon the statements of
trustworthy persons, that the sufIerings
have not been half told.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

The LEGISLATURE did not adjourn to San
Francisco, as stated in our last. A resOlu'
ton to that effect passed the Senate on
Saturday, by vote Of 10 20 l3, but was
lost in the Assembly by vote of 36 to 40.
The following resolution was then adopted:
ResOlced, That the Sergeant-at-Arms be and
is hereby authorized and directed to hire one or
more boats to convey members to and from the
Capitol, and to pay.for the same out OF the Con-
tingent Fund of the Assembly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

SLAvERs SENTENCED Nathaniel Gordon,
master of the SLAYER Erie, who was lately
tried and convicted OF piracy in New York,
has been sentenced TO be hanged on Febru.
airy 7th. In the United States Circuit Court
OF Boston, on December 9th, Samuel P.
Skinner, of New Bedford, convicted of fitting
out the ship Margaret Scott for SLAYER,
was sentenced to pay fine Of 81 900 and
confinement In the Taunton Jail for Eve
years.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

INDIAN PREDIcuoNs.-The Marysville Ex-
press, of Tuesday, quotes paragraph from
late number of the Democrat, (crediting it to
the Transcript entitled "Indian Predictions" I"
and adds
We have it on good authority that the In
dians about this city have prophesied all the
floods of the present winter; and, worse than
all, they say that our heaviest food has not yet
come. The Indians who we're living in the tu-
les, over in Sutter county, made a stampede
from the low grounds several days before the
last overflow, and went into the foothills and
other high places.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-16

MARINE DTsAsTER.-The Peruvian schoou-
er Elm A. Kniper, with cargo of S37 900
pounds of sugar for San Francisco, went
ashore at Halt Moon Bay during the night
Of the 10th inst, The vessel and cargo will
be total loss. The Captain of the sehoon.
er arrived in San Francisco on the 18th,
and reports bark ashore about ten miles
south of where bis vessel was lost.