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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

A RExAKKABLx AND DTsuRAcEYrL FAcT.
1t is fact disgracefui 10 tue State,
that two persons have been engaged In
recruiting for the rebel army in the towa
Of Iowasilia, ooanty Of Van Basen ard
State Of Iowa They were suspected.
watched and finally arrested, aud passed
sAssegh shiB city yesterday on .ehsir way
to Sc. Louis. Abundant evidence was
found on them 20 prove clearly that their
business was recruiting for the rebels
One Of them bad just ported letter sap
ing thai they found aany men at the
right stripe there thai there were but
f4w Abolitionists In that Viciaity, and h.
tssoaght he could raise seventy recruits
for JeG. Darts army. -- BaTsiagtol
Hairksyss
This Of course Is q lie oalzight, and
chat should be thought Of 8 newspopei
which publishes II - faesF Esa objee'
may be coed, but Its sFect 10 Of the worsl
kaaa pssssAas. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

q Two arrests were made last seek,
for driving through the streets at 2:40.-
They were fnsd by the Recorder and dis
charged. We wonder that notice has not
bsen taken of this orxii nance heretofore.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
oTNAxgn oRKpuFRy

MNfMALA Sd VMhKV1NMlY4
- On Moasay. 8ana ard, ap&& of CAsanat
BTvwA Hsrsss, cos Of Ihs kaFsam j. ahSzg nine Esa
sAs ether abcat ten yeala old One 81 she kessaa
aas whisa star I'm tao fggeAeaA Mud enc whIss
AiHa foek, The esheF Bass grey streak down tie
faea. liberal Fwwsrs win be paid Per the FstWsa
81 tAe hsrsa or aay iafoFmaflen whLeh will lead TO
tsszrsvebFaxy. 80 4 gEL1y al mDwM88
CsnAett ainzs. ysna t3sh 1851. stsam hiIis
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
9Th. Third Annual Fair of Potsa

~ The Third Annual ram OF FossA'
-.,,,r;s county, awarded 10 BAasITx &,cAsREs'
~xp IA, arstpvsma~m sAs sEsSsPSeamEH 81
.-,vrtxa NOSE wanting Job work o. say kind
IA ae well " zAAks nSka Of this tact. We 49,
...n.rsd to ssssmmSdAss euE sssesas 90 sAsFs 10
a.. sallsiastion Narrated, % as snAEEs mass
u,hs aats al that, zoo.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
Baltimore, Nav 6.

fortress Monroe Letter, dated the 5th,
says MeCfelland's columns are beyond
williamsburg. The gan boats ARE at
West Point. having On their way up,
captured and destroyed maay rebel trsas-
ports. The report was current of the
captats Of a large nanbeE Of prisoners.
A farcs wa LANDED Il West Pofat, which
4 Astoyed the railroad bridge Leading 10
Richn9nd. - 4 8
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- Thirty-soas hsaadred sisk soldlsxs
are now andsr treasnsas in The hospisaas
In and pear WashiDgtea the largest nam
Der yes reached, s,.,.l4 J. E7...5.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- TIE coed pcOpls Of Denver have
iuss passed through three days snow
storm. Quite laxury for this season Of
the year. .........s. .....
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

p,.wxa--we have on haaa ana fof
- wsrszsss Deeds, Dssas 81 Trass, sTas-
s'A' '." - yv..lses aianka, rewasaip Plata aHd
g.. t0v pesA. E
$50 asscripsisa Of siaas wOrs Aess sssaas ssssS
h,.t .tyts and So log prices. 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

Two Wars OF FIsHIEG.-Whea men 20
ishing for trout, fhty take light, taper
ing pole, wiGh fine silksn line attached,
and q sharp book wiih swect lnorsei Of
worm on ID end, They noaseIessly drop
the lins on the water, and let II Aoas TO
the Rsh, who nibbles, and By slight
witch is landed safely on the bank.
Bus when men 70 fishing for soaIs they
tie cable On 70 stick at timber. and an
anchor 10 the hook. On this great
chank Of bait is stuck, and With this pun
deroHs machine grasped ~ byth hands,
they walk up and down thrashfng the wa
#LeE, assd believing a. the top Of their
yocies, +" Bite or be damned. DIR. Bel.
Loses. -H .7t. f.a-f..s. .s-s zs H.. -a ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- The reader 10 directed to an in
terestissg srsicls from Pitssbarg, written
by our war correspondent, sAoases.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

,"oCsTEaFEfTERs AKKEsTED.-THEIR Es-
c.px4. Y. Art and J. NJ. Brcs were
arrested on Thursday Of last week, and
brought befors Recorder Crawford, ehaYg
ed with passing eocuterfeis money. 1t
appears that they had a1ly passed OF q
snaal. quantity, to saIOon-ks=pers, betore
hey were detected and aErested. The
counterfeit was one dollar bill on the
TeTre Hause Breach Of the Bank sf the
State Of Indiana, and an imitation vi the
genaiue bill and unless particularly mo-
siced. was well intended To deceive those
who were pot well posted on paper mon
py. Art Fad an examination and was
found guilty Of tbs srima charged, and
not giving bail, vas placed in Jail, along
with bis oomrads, Briee, for safe keep
iag(7) aud cur citizens were not sutpris-
ed in the least, to ind that in the morning,
they had escaped thu ough the y-hole.---
Up to this date, nothing has been heard
from them. They have gone aiokering.
a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

4 Dxxoc8sTTc Govxzsoz. The new
Gs#srnor of WiseansEp, EawAss sAGo-
Nan, who has succeeded the lAss GOV.
HExyEr, u Democrat. He d Gar
man cisixea, resident Of Milwauksa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

GT By the Rock Mountain hssos OF the
26th, We notice that -four and provisions
generally, are up to fair round figure.
Below rs the price giVea for few of The
leading articles: Flour, SIS per hundred;
Meal, $5q6 per cwt.; Bacon, IS cents Per
h.; Butter, fresh, 5Od6Oc per To-; Pota-
toes, 5G6e per ID; Data, Case per ID
Emi6rants and others can form some idea
Of What they viii have to Puy for "luxur-
ies'' At Denver, from the above short list.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

WAsHrSGroN, May 5.--The State de-
paTtmens has issued circular addressed
to foreign ministers announcing the open
ing of communication 70 New Orleans
The mails witt hereafter be allowed I'll
pass TO aud from thatplaee. 0rherpl4cAa
which have been seized BY tho insurgents
have since been recovered Necessary
preparations have also been made 20 Aod-
ify the blockade SO far rs to permit limit
ed shipments Ia be made 10 and from that
place, and one or Two other pgrta which
are aow. closed By the hlockads,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
! AMPS AND COAL. O1L..

0ns aas SsSrE efb4nss are Fcsaivss, AnA We
asw sHrs uesx inzsacssnsnts in kAik Ilas, This Ia
sA4 ese&@ess light AssM 20 M@4A @uNE4ty 8nal
ed sah8 NJ d, % sex ssliDz hY
nevs-si v. aRssAMMM IN co.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

PTTsBURG LANDING, May An the af
faiE at birmingham, Oh Saturday, Gen,
Pope t0ek two or three. hundred prisoners
-four pieces of artillery, and several hun
dFed uuskets. The light lasted three
quarters of an hour, and vas hotly con
tcstel on both sides, threatening to bring
on general eHsagemeat; divisions AM
briE'tdes we're formed in line, and therf
Was general calI to arms, but the rebels
haalIy broke and 6ed 10 confusion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

CArEo, May -InteIligence from Pitts
burg Landing says that Gen. Rope, By
placing a battery Of artillery mar Farm
inEham, in sight Of three regiments Of
rebels, succeeded in Turing them on to
take the battery, WIN. he took the
whole force prisoners, numbering 2, 900.
Doserters report that there IS great dis
satisfaction existing in the rebel army,
both among officers and men.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

IN PAkks l. Co, will ascspssur thanks
for ths incest pieces of Dried Beef we hare
sassad fer sous time. aEmigrants ana
others, wanting nice we'll cured article
Of Dried Beef, san procure it al PARks L
.ee'a -.Es.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
a "a hEkTXNNs

rss.eSra type Is all in good osaa4tisa, and eABs-
-, ctl,jnSvrryFaiFwgrk wssavs, als6, guam
HIy q aseaad hEad 1oaBISo AATERtAL4 ~hisA
w..Iss so!d loU fos csah- 8psOansEs Of sAs wark
ssst ~ sppIis&tteA tSgssasr With hst Of pEiesa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- Come to this once to get your
cards printed.
ET Come to this once to get your
pssseSu pEiated. ~
~ Come TO this once to gst your
circulars printed.
IL Come 70 this ofiss to get Jour
pamphlets prinseI.
- Come TO this oESes 70 gst any kiRd
Of printing.
e. Come sud is will be done neat and
expeditiously. lie. -. ,rs,
GS Come and it will be done very cheap
for cash.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

. p.x. psxsa ron sAEs.-We hare On
g. ..s ,.r .a.s, sssss 0srssssts Poser PRESSES
h''a 80 nakiax oss tnsasaaad isapssssaene pes
Sa'a''s "a ~,,y.ussa te 10 80 wess, FsTmstsws
s,,.uttasT insormasaoa, -sz -
F''' sAnsrTv D cAArgxrxS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- Several ASaR dan editors in Ohio,
who are Postm Ssters, are having their
Official heads cut OF by Postm astcr Gsn-
ersl Blair. That is sensible. If Old
Abe copla be worked up to the same thing
be could stop big volume Of Abolition
rantlng suddenly.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

~ Reports say that to Rassi~a cav
sxfaasas has sSjeessd to Tsesiss sz-6ss-
sssaEy Csmzroa - 3. 3. ainissex 10 ia
court. The Czsz i probably afraid saeA
. resident would teach bis eaeiais scns
lessons sass woald BE- dsssinsasal 70 chs
financial vaniss OF the smpirs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

-" A writer in the Oxford Me. ]
Democrat says thai TN in&sAigent man,
living in the Scttlemcpt Of Magallowsy,
beyond Umbagog Lake, informed him thai
from the population there Of one hun.
drsj and tweuty-fous, twenty four bad
died Of dipsherIa. s..r 49, e@..a .s. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

CONSTIPATION.
rs GE4er8gRsd, now ssventy-hvs ySAEH cad, hAs
!-fy.l:, 4evgted his time TO curing his FaFtahoD-
t,,lzI Tia poor IN New Tork Of these dreadful
ssugta!zts whteh carry Thousand and Thousands
t. A. a1,las.y Eravss be has ssaom failed 10 cure
,r.7 have sgpiis 81 10 him fer rslies. AID aelisv-
laE 4 10 ~ CHRISTIANS aEsy 20 relieve those ~
sr.l3 IS well As a. home, he Wall sszd 10 tbaas
ssyrt;a.rs IT, Copy Of FrsscTIp t4oas used. (Frss
aiaa4Esl with dir sctions faFpTspAElRg and ualEs
lie sane Also ruIss on Diet, Bathing, ysnEiIA-
tl7a and Exercss for the Sick, sAsy viii and tASss
rsast.r. sure care for CoRsuzgNau, and AL ola
slIe Of tas Throat aud Lungs, Fever and Aaas,
C0osslPsu5n. Heart Disease, Dyzpepsia, Nervous
Denly, ID4 Female Complaints, and be hopss sT-
sgy one aGlcle4 w, seBd for copy ~ IL will cost
ayIa.aa aa4 tsg.s suGsfIRg should apply before Is
.Iso .a.s These Prescriptions are ussd By the
uost szLusat Physicians in London, Paris AID New
IsIE TRoss wishing them wiA please AddTsSs
REV. DR. CHAMBzRLAIE,
wIIiAnsburgh, New York.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07


ET Massachusetts vuly pays si, 7o7s.
SIC nf the direct tar levied at the extra
session Of Inst summer. The Boston i'd
verfissr, in commenting on It's collection,
adds: @ ,s
"a State tax Of sighten thousand dol
lara is ugw thing ia Massachusetts. II
is just aOsble sha largest tax ever sssess-
ed bare, Isa magnitude reminds. us pain
fully of those more modest figures once &C
fasafIEaT, and recalls u mind--as Rcri
of golden age, knowu By tradition and poi
70 herepeatsd IN this circle Of events--ths
happy years when the bank tax, With .
few odds apd ends OF revenue, kept in
motion the whole rnachiae Of State Gov.
eTnmeut-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

BATTLRs ON SUSDAV.-Suuday has been
a memorable day ia this war. GA Sun.
day, tae 5sh Of Mag last, President LIE
coins twenty days To til parties concern
ed in this rebellion expired GA Sunday
the 2lss Of July, Bal! Run. On Sunday,
January 10, Is62, the battle of Mill Creek,
ky., ending in the defeat ard death oi
Gen- ZolheOtfer. On Sunday the 10Th Of
February, Fort Donelson was surrender
ed. On Sunday. the 23d March, the I'm
ion advanced column, under Gen. Nelson,
entered Nashville. On Sunday, the % VI
Asrch, Brunswick, Ga-, vas occupied BY
= portion of the Dupont expedition. On
Sunday, March 9, The battle between The
Mcrrimae and Monitor, in Hampton road.
on Sunday, Marca %, the battle Of WIN.
chester. The glorious 0attIe of Pitts
burg Ian ing was opened on Sunday, ami
the capitalation Of Island No. 10 occurred
between Sunday evening and Mon lay
morning ...
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

e. 81 believe that If this country is
rescued from the peEils By which it is sur
sounded" aid Senator Powell, Of Ken
acky, the other day, "it wall ultimately
be dops by carrying out the constitution
al prtucipIss If tbas glorious old purity
which has successfully administered this
Government for over City years" To
impress this PAlpabIe truth upon the at
tention Of the whole people Of this land
Is ali Ehss IL necessary to accomplish the
object desired. A large majority Of the
people are naturally Democratic. They
have only been led away temporarily by
the seduetions Of false prrEeaces Of pro-
tossed I AItaathropists, whose masks pass
ing events are tearing of.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

a. Fremoas and bis drew attacked the
treasury of the government in front, flank
snd rear. Government gets short re-
spite and then invites him TO another tri-
al. That ia what might be called chris
tian government. When it IL robbed out
Of enc Psekssz ii sarAA 10 the shiel The
other.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

i PxrRIsGsD IxBlAx.-Ths eorpses were
rsmevsd from - ssdgraVs yard in Huas-
ingdon, indiana, few days since. That
Of La Fontaine, the Indian Chief, was
found 70 Be pstriaed AndremAfkably fife
hike. La Pontain5 died IN Lafayette in
the yeaE of Ls4o, and his body Was en-
balmed. He was Miami chief OF note.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

A PLxAsAsT SleaT,-0ves thirty-hEe
Eessels were If our hafhor yesterday at
sernpaH, within radius of three miles,
All bound out, With every rag Of eansas
set. They probably carry 500 400 bash
eas a grain for The Atlantic so&ss- - GAic.
Tksb, 1sd.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
~ 81
E0R SALE.

Oas Eplsaald Rosewood BILLIARD 9aals. with
Sails ura. and al ~sa@s fsaEAAt~~s s&rtatsinw 20
3Fsi class table for sAie cheap fer cas- Ii sng3s a
Zoe saon, 1T the ST. Charles 2alosn
Cseaei nlazas FswS. kae ., tssg. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

JeH pErNTINa-MORE Nav TYPE.-We
rsssatly added t. cara Osacs, iAEEs Ist OF
sew Typs Cats, Boraers, Ae. ali Of the Sess quail
All latest atylss, aud ws Eaw better pEepaF-
% az ever to execute every variety Of plain and
f..-y gab Printing, Htat, -q~'ek and eAsap. We
A,rsths 'Nrxsst and best assortment Of JebbknE
ma.ar.ai in tas sst, and Eura ssa any hind OF
wors thAI raay ss dszirsas GA Ghsgt notsea.
ms&SaAnsa and others hsstaE PEiEtia& 20 - s0ns'
axe Esgusssea 10 sail &2a sxazains apssiEaans Of
YORK aud priass we Easrrausse sattstAeslon in
every sa&s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

opxrsrwRs-TVPR FoR SAkR--Wsh have
.s,o8 and FOR sale, The following sisss Of ssooE1
s,aa typs waleA v1l be 50 ID very cheap fSs sAsA.
80 LES BUasEoEs,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

! WEDNESDAY, MAT I. 1852.
gSwood ~Aasaa atshis sdse oasab.
cgiption.

G1Hsdssss Bask Npee Reporter, Nee
York, u me Bob, nstss tks following
gass&sasa % E&s8 Warrants aad Treas
ury Notes: -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- BrLLs OF LApTSa for s&ls at this
once. go
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

~CHARLKT SwrTs, she pugilist, leaves
fos Denver On Saturday nsxt, to accept
the challenge OF Cox. 0RKH.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

, - MepN A4srssa+. sas saleassssd
Wire Wakes, Jugier, 10, has bean hold
ing forth In this city. for several nights
past, 70 crowded audisnees, giving saiis-
fznssoH 70 al che AsAshs pleasure Of wiz
essisg b. ssscAisslss feass. He is 40
excellent performer, and will draw house
aaywherss AAssEg MARyEssA,psssa jig
paosAr, d AAsd . eksel ID skia seausry-
be Handles hiassH with gFsat sass. 80
Last evening, Sparring Exhibition,
eiossd che Performance, In which several
eksur tOwnsaea took . boss. The sxes-
eises closed With SpArring Match be-
tween CHARLEY swrrs, Champion Of Col.
osado, and Fa&SKsMasss, bette gapssior
in the art Of self defence. According 70
our notion, this ses-tO displayed consids-
rabls ssispss. and ssgs sspsisesssa to the
audfenee. - XIV @'t "a -
For the bsasft Of those who may wish
to witness the performance Of Moss. Ma
rxsla, will have An oppartuaity to DO 80
this evening. There will be nc sparrisg
this evening.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

ToCoxsvmPrIvxs and those afflicted with
pTsPRPSIA,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
HEART DISEASE,
EKYRa n AGUE,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- Caps. W.. Il aus whp has been
confined in Fort Fafayctss for several
months past, arrived in this sisy last night
on his return home. z-as
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

WArCHEs, CLOGS AND JEwRLRT
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

ExTEAvAcA>cE.-The following appro-
ptatlons have Teen mad By the prss n,
Congress fur convenience and luxuries VI
tn, Presidents mansion
r furnish the house, IGst session. so co.
A%lIaLVR@i' thiS s~sstsu, .......,..., ii OK
ro Introduce Potomac waIsF.,...,.....,.... 90
FgT PaIBI4ng...-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CO..
For plate and Sas d'tIns. 2stz
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-16
NEW MILFORD.


 The donation visit at the Revd David Mur- pock's, on Wednesday evening the 9th, was well attended by the members of his Congregation, who embraced the opportunity to pay their re- spects to their psator and also their more solid appreciation of his merit to the amount of Sl00. Att ABOUT POKER. Last Thursday Mir. Wm. Oviatt butchered the large porker owned by Miss C.. E. Boardnan, and fattered under the special care of Mir. Daniel Jacklin. By the way. Mr. Jacklin has the reputation of being superior hand in raising fine pork and bringing the DOT cince quadrspcd to that rotundity and massive ness of figure, which is so agreeable to epicures, and the financial eye of the farmer. It is said that he feeds them udiciously, and devotes his attention 50 faithfully that he can actually see tue fta qataer on Me ribsl Previous to driving him, (the pigA-not Mr. Jackin,) to the yard, to butch lawyers and common guessers, each making their estimate of his weight. The rcverends proved themselves very accurate ia their estimate, prob ably from their previous experience in calcula- ting the weight of porkers and the size of spare rib they might be supposed to contain.
 The medical fraternity thought it would--if well cooked-be good case for dissection, while the "expounders of the law delivered Ian oIa- borate opinion that it was fl; subject for writ of habeas corpus, aud con,mon folks called 1t 8 buster! Suffice it to say that the porker was killed, dressed, and weighed, beating anything of the kind in these parts. The hog weighed when dressed 1s7 pounds. Who can beat il?
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-16
GOSHEN,

? Mr. Willard Gaylord, who had recently been to Washington, entertained m audience in the N E. Church at West Goshen on the evening of the s0th of Dec, with all interesting account of his visit there aud "across the Potomac"
 --On the morning of the lst of Jan, the fac tory occupied by Mfr. Augustus L. Lane caught fire. The flames spread to an adjoining building, and also to barn across the street, all of which were destroyed. Other buildings were saved on- ly by the most persistent activity of few neigh bors. The property was owned by Sterling Wooster & Son. The barn was insured for $l0O.
 Mi Ebenezer W. Wooster has shot three wild cats, within a few days, on Mohank Noun. tains Two were taken the same day. The lar gest one weighedls2 lbs (This is more, think. than the Liteh6eh Bank weighed.1
 , ,-Itis intimated, by good authority, that the " west Gosheners have the z crack" Lyeeum of the bounty. The elucky members issue apaper,' ? weekly, containing many Of these a.Iims. that the poet tells ass athe deep unfathomed scenes oi NV ! ocSaH HSaS.'f -st .-si-s s,E.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-16
$35s.1s
Total,
TWISTED.

Washington Harrington, one of the supposed robbers of the Winsted Bank, was examined be- fore Mr. Justice Coe, in Winsted, on Friday, and upon the evidence offered was bound over to await trial at the next term of the Superior Court in Sl 900 bonds, in default of which, he was com mitted to the Litchfeld jail.
 - Mir. iollisters lecture on the Rebellion, which was to be delivered on Tuesday evening, was postponed until next week, on account of inadequate notice-the lecture having been an- nounced only in the Winsted Herald
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-16
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The Library Course of Lectures was very sue. eessfully and handsomely inaugurated last week by lecture from Rev. GEO. RICHARDS, upon l "Mc1nories of Old England." His subject em. braced pictures of scenery and manners of s l country and people so near akin to ours, and hi: descriptions of prominent places and person. that he saw in 1859, together with what he de seribed of the government and established reli zion of Britain, were particularly forcible and happy. The large aud appreciative audience l were evidently delighted, and had very charm | ing voyage to and through England in the shor space of an hour, and for the very moderate sun of ten cents!
 Gideon H. Holiister, Esq. lectures this even ing upon "Ths Rebellion; its cause and i's cure" Rev. Mir southgate follows Mr. Hollis ter and lectures next week Thursday. 1 The following gentlemen were appointed delegates to the various conventions, at Ro- rubliean Caucus held in this village on satur. day last:
 STATS Il. ". Vessels, Jas. Humphrey, Jr., 1 Daniel c. Churchill, Jas M. Wallace. sExAroRIAL-P. 8. Beehe, Thos Cos, Dr. D. E. Bostwick.
 PnoBArs.--Maj. J. Whiting; Jas. L. wads- worth F. ". Plumb, Geo. ". Mason.
 TowS CoaAIrrEE.-Jas. Humphrey, IT,, P. S. Beebe, Wm. L. Ransom.
 The Delegates were empowered to appoint sub stitutes. . - On Thursday last, the Ladies of Litchheld sent--for the use of the Hospital of the 4th Re- giment--two boxes, containing thirty-two bed quilts and blankets, seventeen pillows, twelve pillow cases, ten bottles preserved cranberries, two loavcs gingerbread, paper of pruncs, a quantity of lint, about twenty books, also forty eight cards of beautiful ginger r-bread-the liber- al donation of Gurdon Filley, Esq.
 Eliot Barsc, son of Widow Barse of this vii lage, and attached to tho N Y Mounted Rifles, died in the genera hospital at Washington, on Thursday last, the 9th, of typhoid fever. His age was 18. He was the first volunteer from this town who has died in camp.