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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

- The Chicago papers say that the
tax Of Is cents psx gallon apon high wines,
will close niae-tenths of the distillsries
in the stata.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

IewA TaDeRs.--lasn. AeKsan's brigade
consisting q the 9th, ssh, llth and 18th
Iowa xegimeass, was In Sc. Louis on the
9th. en ressss for Tennessae.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02
III ". WILSON,
Real Estate and fs0KA9Ssa1mg
AGG0EAeWs

S'LaN IL DbAEESy s -
81 bay Aaa sell Raai Estate, lseat9 I@zaa War
rszis pay Taxes, make Cotlse4iSnSs fzrnasa Ae~
iiIegs Of Tltes ana De sFesythihS SeEsai@snS eS
Isasrai agency.
-s~aAs the only complete AhstEaef Of 1tslss "
kt8s Estate embracing D#eass AartEzgsss 2sas@
osr3s and Tax TlSesy toga&asE VITA ran sna so1A"
p.fss Docket Of ali Jadxrasnts, DEGREES sna Axecas
4s1 sales IN Pott&w8ttanals county saowiS& 81
= gnbrauees, liens and asfsesIvs saaAss-
ksy 10, 1881. S ,
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

- 4 cargo of 400 bbss- pssgolsuas
oil isfs Asw fosk o dag vi swo since for
HaSrs- #RrsigAs $l % per bss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02
C.. BLOC me- q,
DERIER IN EXCHANGE.

AIBoI Agent TOT kEe
PATHts FtTs rAsSyaacs Co, Of Hartford, 0onzs
Cly FIss Ias~Taaes Co, of Hartford, CsBnj
Hoas Ffrs TAsSvsAes Co, Of Nsw FoFxi
hstro2o4laA Fire E&s~Tsmes Co, OA New TorsS
tafssrheUi KSsaaI L45s Ias Ce,, HastSard, Cos
Ofscs on Lower Broadway
Et'rh H. 1880 ~
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02
HlTY HOTEL,

ClTY HOTEL, !
A.liIs Broadway, CoHueii slags, iowa I
AS DEkAr, PRopRIKxoR
- Travellers wilaRd IL eSHssaient 10 take the
Il 'es CiIy Hotel for all points Eoxth, ssHtn,
: SO ana west. Tais house haa bsea lately Atts4
- A1i - neg enc OF the best MssBas Ia the city !
noha 90 per day OF ss,so per wseks Geo&
~"'inS SFSEcasd 30 The Hotel
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02
GEN. flARR,s DIVISION.

FlRsT BaIGADE-CoL. poDGR.
Fourth Iowa, Lieut.. Col. Mulligsn.
Twsnty-Fifth Illinois, Col. g. A. Smith
Tweuty-fnuFth Missouri battalion,
Major Weston.
Ninth Iowa. Lieut.. Col. Harron.
Twenty -Rfsls MissouTi, Col Phelps.
Third Iowa Battery, CapG Hayden.
. Eirst lows Battery. Lieut.. Davidson.
THFap sRI1ADx-coL. ELLIS.
First Missouri Cavalry, Col. Ellis.
Third Illinois, Lieut.. Gel. -.
Sixth Missouri, {battallion,) Major
Wright.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02
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Eas8 SALE.

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02
T. SIM0NS,
PAIN tea,

RADIsoS STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS
s'i.AttsBd TO all calls, and give sxtfafAealan %
= s''E and prices. | sm hlse prepared 10 do Id
S SsT' style Of ths art, siA kinds Of Landscape and
'@aAli Painting fAMg t7-saay :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

fsaccss sor 10 John yenesl
rvs s.,ga, arrive and dssars daily Prices lsw
50 u. he I.a1es lnSsi-sAa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02


The rebel srmy was composed of nine
or ten, perhaps twelve thousand Missouri
State troops, under Major General Ster-
ling Price sqne six or eight regiments
Of Arkansians. under Gen. Ben. Mccall
loch; Ave or ak regiments of Texans, I'M
der Gen. Earl Van Dorm; some three
thousand Chefokee, Choctaw, Greek and
Siminola Indians, under Col. Albert Pike;
the whole under the command OF Major
General Melntssh In addition TO those
mentioned, there were two or three Esgi-
ments Of Loulsiana troops, and compan-
les of Mississippi and Alabama soldiers,
under their respective Captains, Majors
and CnIonals, whose naznes are ankno va
alike TO yoar correspondent and % ksne.
The ensire rebel force could not hxa beea
less than thirty thousand; masg sgsons
estimate il stEi higher. -
ARMS OF Tas YEpKRALasss AS6 Rgsx1s.
Our troops were Of course gsneraIly
veil armed, while the Tshals varied ~
usual In the style, shaEaeter and effective
ness OF their waapons. Many OF the Con.
fedeTate arms were excellent, embracing
I1A4i4AES SAAGEs4 ksAAG4& 4A&AEsns &sAA 49,
United States naskess bat the creates
portion weFe rifles and shot guns, viii
Which SsaTlisg Prizes once swoFa be eeult
establish she SaashgrSC oa9sdexaey againsl
the opposing world.
TINE Rgasg PARIS yTeHTGNe.
Gen. Cursis anticipated an stack upog
the south, and accordingly bad shs trains
placed upon me north, under the proteo
lion Of Gen. Bigel, with body Of sigh
hundred msn4-lhs main body Of the fad
eral army bang sazapsi 70 the eastward
and near the head and on both sides o
Sugar Greek. Mean time, the Yebe
forces were mosing ID full ssrength fron
BsatonviIls, whence they had pToceede,
from Cross HDllow, and with rapid march
- wers endsAvoring 20 cross the creek
and by placing themselves ON the aorsh 9
cat an oar rs<geas.
/ An sdYauce of aboattwo shousand CAV
alsy raAshad shs desired posiaon and nsd
q asrca 0nsasaght On Sigsl, haping 20 ssk
!, possession of ear large ana yaisabls szAi1
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skieksss Of sks kghz, azd pet hs wss Il
ways cssl, sAisalating and skiilful -
i posing himsslf - esnzneu seldlx, ~
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ID 1ss1sss s&s ssilssnslia in.ahisfs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

TEx gEpx14L ABBY

Oar effective foree eonla not have been
more than twelvs thousand on the day Of
the Hrss engag ament, and was composed
Of Indians, Illinois, Ohio and Missouri
troops. The axny wa divided int three
divisions, under shs command Of General
Samuel 3. Curtis, brave aRd pssEiosie
oheer, and vac bsigsdsd, as nearly rs ]
can learn, ia sRe following manner:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

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asasF@AssS sa4aFe sEssfAeas@@ 10 ssaaEaa axsssa
and wesa. 78#E
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-02

Ian prepared TO Accommodate The travelling PA
.;E.A any thing in the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-26
Planning Flower Gardens.

oue q, the worst ways of p!antin, a
G0wcr-gryien is TO sci out Unfortunately
plants OF all col9rs, OF different hi -ht,
aud habits Of growth, without regard to
any system or design 1t is enough to
make aa orderly mans head ache. Here
is yetbena, mex; Il pop?y; beyond Is a
tunia and hard by is / hlac-huSh ; next
Is portulacca, and next n mornlng-giory,
and 50 en- Such confused mass o.
ding, Is at best childish. Let there be
some kind Of sy>'em-aimos, any is bet
ter than none Tbs is a good one -
LIT the plauts on a particular oed b.
similar in farm, or color, size or style of
growth II different co'ors appear in
thu same bed, let them be of such kinds
as will harmonic well together.
Il Is i growing custom, and good one,
to have the beds small, and only one col
or to a bed. Then, when the garden is
viewed from the windows or verauia Of
the dwelling, it has the appearance OF
embroidery or carpeting. Mr. Loudon
recommends drawing out in Winter. on
paper, tao plan OF the garden, aud color
ing the bells with paint, 50 as to see
what the effect will be. Make the arrange
ment of colors a long study. When the
plan is fixed upon. it will be the sim
pie work of the gardener to fad the plants
which will give the required colors dur
in! the entire Summer, and at least ex-
pense. We suggest this hint to the for
lists of the Ayrieultarist family, for win
ter study.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-26
ID | r. |

Ell,wo5'h-ci-t met Of congestion x the lungs
Hsisu fharesh, infant daughter %. L +. aud eu
s,n {. Austin. a.,e.t 10 months.
[ bangor pagers please copy.
llauegek-Dec. "a, Joseph Crabtree, aged )
yrar..
Tren,oa-D.c. 22l, Ee:',y Harding, aged 20
years
--Dec sth, Maria A. Gaut aged u years aud
10 months.
>afry-,,A lust, Mr.. John Garland, aged 50
yerrs aud months.
Banser-tAe " eof stephen C;oalwia, Jr., for
merry Of Surfy, aged about - years.
CAs,iue--Dec. loth, OF typhoid fever, Charles
Z. jarvis a .rd - years.
Btnsor-.31 last, Of luas diseose Mr.. Thomas
H. sbaw, late IT the firm Of shaw Merrill.
Erevcr-.UtA last, VIM. :. Pueaatd, aged 80
years.
H-cxcr-29d inst Deacon Jcremia. Eldrdse
aged - years. Mr. T.. wt- attending the funeral
Of Mr. Prictard. and before tho procession had
icit tn heuse he was stiIl IN death.
Farm ugt9n--Benj tptu sampson, ESQ, Regis
ter Of Probate for Franklin County.
I.ubec-7th inst Elizabeth, vile Of Jerem ali
Hti,csll, aged q years.
-lltA. John pJi,c,ll aged . years.
Yorktown. Na.-Dge. 18th Joseph Cline Of
Hancock. aged - years. He was member OF Co.
y, Itth Maine Regiment.
llanceek-iltA inst, Of diptheria, Lydia Ma
ria, aged yeas, months anl l. days. l'th,
tiearre { aged year, months and days
a2l. Willie T.. god years and months. All
children Of Thomas and Mary Merchant, BY
this ttulg sad bereavement a once happy house,
AolI Is lett lonely aud dcsdilte. In the short
space Of eleven days three bright lovely children
nave been removed from them They have lett
the scenes Of earth and passed away 10 that bright
lauI where sorrow and parting is not known.
Dear parents weep no more.
For us you loved So well;
For glciies here are ours,
And VS. we cannot tell
Oh live and serve the Lord.
The dear Redeemer l5yo-;
Then when you're done ith earth,
Well welcome ycu above. Cow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-26
IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

PreDared BY Cornelius l.. Cbe.seman, NJ D.,
Nsto York City.
The combination OF ingredients In these pills are the re
SUIT oil long and extensive practice They are mild In
ther oeraco and certain ofcCecting all irregularities
Painful Menstruations removing all distractions
from cold otherwise headache pain in the side pa
taon Of the heart. disturbed sleep which ARISES from
interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES:
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable as they will bring
sn he monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have
oern disappointed in the OF other PILL. can place the
atmos confidence in Dir. Cheescmaus pul doing all thai
they are represented to do.
TICEt
They should not be used during Pregnancy az mscar
rlage would certainly result therefrom.
arranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious to life or health. Explicit directions which
should he read accompany each box Price 81 Sent by
mail on enclosing 81 u the General Agent. Sold by the
druggists in every town in the United States For sale
by C. q. Peck, Ellsworth Ne.
u. HUTCHTSGS.
General SCENT for The United States,
los CHAMBERS SrRghr. y. Y
To whom all W holesale orde should be addressed 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-26
Land in Franklin, Mo.

4 BOUT 5000 Acres Of Land-supposed to
a contain, on an average, about five thous.
aud Ct stumpagc to an acre, of spruce, MOCK
and piue. besides much hard wood, aud good
growth Of young. thrifty jlniper-a pond or lake
near the centre, Of about 1000 acres. with good
water power at its outlet This pond flows, by
the present dam, about 1000 acres of meadow,
which can be put into grass, to great advantage,
by Withdrawing the aowagc.
Tie Mil is but short distance from tide wa
ter, where the lumeer is loaded.
THIS property by mort-a re fell into the hands
Of the present owners, who reside at a distance,
and the land will be sold at immense bargain
to any ons who has the faculty ami inclination to
mara - it
FIR further information apply 10 Col. !. l.
Lawrence, or to LEVI BARTLETT ( CO,
sw4ex No. > Long Hhaif. BosroS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-26

Major VIM. L. Pitcher of Bangor,
was killed at Fredericksburg.
We learn from Lieut.. Butler. in n
letter dated at Yorktown, Va. Dec. 18th,
that the llth Regiment was paid of on
Monday the 10Th inst.
We notice that all dealers in cities.
Of Coal or Kerosene Oil, are advertising the
article for sale. This looks as if the price
would recede farther.
The editors in Maine. from Bangor
all along shore u Portland, are growing
obese and good natured On oysters presented
to them by Mr.. James Freeman, Of Middle
Street, Portland.
The advertising columns Of the Ban
gor Way. announces the good news that
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think it is rather early, or late for Mlekerel
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4 FTER an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
n years. continues to secure Patents in the United
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countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds Assignments
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utility Of Patents Inventonsand legal other ad vice
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EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner 81 Patents
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Collectors Notice.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Fifth Collection District Maine.

NOTICE is hereby given that | have received
~ from NATHANIEL 4. JOY, Assessor of said
District, the Annual Lists Of Duties and Taxes
assessed in the month of September, 1862. That
said Duties and Taxes have become due and pay
able, and that will attend (either personally or
BY my Deputy Collector, BESJAsiN JoRDAS) to
receive the same, at the times and places below
named
HANCOCK COUNTY.
At Ellsworth, At the Office Of A. F. Drinkwatcr,
December 2j ~ and 81
At Bucksport, at the Custom House, December 70
and 30.
Al Casino, at the Custom House, December 81.
AZ Sedgwck, at the Store of " yer q. Sargent,
January ami ., 1868.
At Dluehiil, at the Hotel of Haskell W. Hinekley,
January 3.
At Somesyille, Mt. Desert, at the Store of John
Somes, January D.
At Sullivan, at the Store Of A. b. Perry, Janua-
ry7.
And further give notice, that all persons who
shall neglect to pay the Duties and Taxes as afore-
said assessed upon them, to the Collector or his
Deputies, within the times above specified, shall
be liable to pay Ten per eentan additional upon
the amount thereof.
JOHN WEST,
Collector Fifth Collection District Maine.
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