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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11
KENNEOYS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention Of the public is called to this most
ce1ent OF all Lniments perfect and speedy for
all the aches and pains that flesh Is heir to.
gEE g. ~ MAEISM Is caused by stagnation Of the
fuds arising from checked persprati0n-is cured by
few bottles Of kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LlNIMEET
NEUIkA 4GA-the king Of all paints caused by
an Inflammation CT the is instantly cured by
few applications of KENHROY'S RHEUMATIC LINIMEET.
SEhIe 1IN& are caused by an Over-extensiOn and a
suddenre action Of the muscles-s cured by few bot
ties Of kENNRDY's RHEUMATIC LIEIhEEr- equally good
for man or beast
PLEURISY is an Inflammation OF the lining Of
the ribs is cured by Few bottles of KEEERDY's R8EU-
AATIC LINIMENT.
UKUIS ES caused by sudden pressure Of the
flesh and smashing Of the tissuesis instantly relieved
by kENNKDY's RHEUMATIC L1EIdEEr.
GKfLMP IS q contraction VI the muscles, caused by
animal life having free hOSis cured by few appca
tons Of KENNEDY g RHEuhATIC LigIMENT.
BILIOUS collie Is caused by aneuralea In the
stomach and bowes-take a teaspoonful of KENNEDY s
RHEUMATIC LISiMENT In warm water every half hour
unit cured
SORE THROAT AND HoARsENEsS
are caused by unnatural dryncss Of the gandswe
piece Of flannel with KESREDY's RHEUMATIC LfNfHENI.
apply 1t on going to bed, and you will be well In the
morning.
HEADACHE AND TMRoRBING OF
TIE TEMPLES Is caused by pressure from in3ensible
DY's RHEUMATIC LfN1MENT
MEA IAN ESS OF THE BA OK Follow the
direction In the circular around each bottle
II Is good for ToOthacte EArachet Sweiied Face and
lnhammatono Of every kind. Every family should have
Mana&stared BY DOStLD KENNEDY, Rozbury,
Mass. Price 50 cents. sold BY DAVID scott 8E9
2. HARLOW, JAMES GREEN, BUSH y CO.. NJ;
McCONYlLLE, W. II. GOULpING, and ny DTuHghF
everywhere
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11
T'WO GENTLEMEN can find pleasant
y rooms and h1ard at 2a6 Main alreal MEET
\ ORTIZ BROOKFIELD SAVINGS
DAMP sONG-NEW EDITION m.

- LARGED.-"CAMP SONGS" Is a collection Of Ma
TioNAL PATRIOTIC. SENTIMENTAL AND SOCIAL SONGS 10
many o. which the music attached designed relieve
the dull monotony Of the soldiers lie, and tighten the
hours ofthe long and weary march 10 do this nothing
has been found to equal music, and collection can
exceed Camp Songs in The number and variety of It's
pieces comprising they do, something for every occa
sion, The old heroes" should each have copy and
the 1900 QUO more" be well supplied The price fCamp
songs Is only ten cents, receipt Of which COPY will
be mailed to any address. DlTSON a CO.. Publishers,
Boston. nsltf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11
AuttrOms.
A UCTION-W;n
A LOTION Win be sold At Auction
- TUESDAY, Nov llth at o'cIoo, q ~ 49,, plol5
~ te north west pant Of Worcester t Is m
TIE CAPT. BAILEY mr. i "a

IontHlhlng sixty acres OF land and e,,,
~ y on nc q We best milk farms in Woreeiter eonnt
bndines az SEASON w quarts Of milk per day Good
or cows ope gd 5e stock to- ahd being eleven sps
one colt fowls, OK wagons carts plonrhs iloIses,
oars ola ron one top buggy. open buggy
es Two OF loves printing presses and tvne ~ 80
milk route cart and cans which is run fnn sod S Jug
having GOOD paving set of customers About thirty,
Ive tons o nay, straw &c, oats and supdrv oher at
cles Terms made known at sale - '"si AZ
n7d3tf TAMSoDy 80,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

Coal mining at Portsmouth is in full and
profitable operation. The coal is principally
used for smelling iron, it not having sulphur
enough for general purposes. Where is the tel-
low who declared that if he should be on the
earth at the final conhagration of all things,
he should seek refuge in Rhode Island, since
he believed that it would be the very last
place to take fire?
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

TIKI ADoSIRACKs on FIRE.--Ths woods
on the Adoniraek mountains, ali through
Northern New York, are GA fre and harm
ing rapidly. The Clinton prison was on
ly saved By change in the direction of
she wind, the walls of the institution be-
ing at one lime exceedingly heated frssa
the near approach of the flames. The
prisoners were all ready to be sent 70 shs
mines in case the Gre communicated to
the prison. Large numbers of houses
haze bsen destroyed. On Lake Cham
plain, the smoke from the IRE 10 80 dense
that the steamboats, are complied to ring
their bells constantly, and to run Al a
very slow rate of speed. r.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

The following win bs psrased by On
readers wish sssissasssoa. Ths gsssas.
man who 10 shas addressed viii hare d
hurry fshis cakes" and mako 9 mova IN
the right direction, or be will loose hs,
Mary Ann, sOrshs has "fosas OF eve To-
lers after hes.ss lovers no dream d Ia
following biles dsax wili show
My Dsarsss Saoeetiss Dnoky II am Sc
happy 20 bear 2rom yeaso sften--is affords
sieh CRATE plesher. You always was 80
dear TO nae hope you viii soon be dear
ers
Tou kuow I mawug htnted uDehing sfpus
marriage and Inever mean to-sske your
own time for that. Ishall always remem-
Der the old sayin, proerastinasion is the
shsef OF time, but mother says noshfn
should be done in hurry but ksschsn
Reas.
The feadsst wish Of my, heart Ia that
SseSa.aaad became oas. DD youas e. read
Franklin's Extracts his remarks coneexr-
ing marriage is delightful. Our hearts
he sea, should assemble one another in ev-
erything exceps, ahsy oaght 20 be hesargee
nias 30 that our union may ba mixed 40
well as uniting-not like oil and water but
like tae and shuger. Truly, can feel
for the mortal Watts when he sax: @
The rows 10 red the vIisfs blue,
ShUgAg sweet aud AMI SO are goa.
: AAetheg see HAaksam ouy 10 better to think
On tAsa the rsalaay. fssGaain I'll death
or marriage,
Your own swekes candy,
"a AARg ,ANGs g
n. B.--I had a Russia married Lass
month who ser there amt no true enjoy
ment in the married state.
3 s-lt ~ -e1=s.sss Your sweetiH aove,
MARY Ans.
P. ST. hope you will let me know
what you mean to do, as there ia four or
SVs other fellers aR.ax ma0 hos foes ana 4
shaA be quite Uneasy till here.
Your loving swete,
MARY AM,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

CuRK FoR HtccoU0R.--A contemporary
Publishes the following cure for hiccough:
You may be the medium for relief TO many
who suffer from hiccough If you will state
in your paper that 1t can be cured imme-
diaseIy by the mere placing of the hand
Of any person, upon the pit Of the stom-
ash Of the one afflicted, and a persistent
stare Of the eye Oh the sufferer into that
OF the one who undertakes the cure.
do not reoollect how frss learned this
means Of cure, but for twenty PEARS l have
known 1t to be fact, without single
Iwill not attempt 10 philosophise upon
il, or givs theory. All shat / know 10
that ] have relieved many, and bare beea
cared hundreds OF anss ~ above stated
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18
4 BRUTAL PKTxR FIGHT.

sE@8Aya Rgpa usss Iouis Democrat
The Sabbath hours of yesterday morn.
ing were desscrAted by an infamous and
brutal ring. fght, resulting In the death
% ane q the principals engaged. The
pasSSes were Andy Love and Mike Fagin
the former Of this city, and the latter re.
Gently from Chicago. Having quarrel
Cd ARd exchanged blows, they agreed h
settle their mutual grudge "by fair frht''
In pngilistic style. Each had discipline
and practice in the ''science." Seconds
and referee were appointed. the ulace 30.
fseteds and d party OF about 300 confden-
italy apprised of what WAS to transpire.
AT half past ave A. NJ, the excursion.
lsss creased the riVer on = ferry boat, pro
oeeded to the illiaoia shore, and travel
ed to locality about half way between
Illinoistown and Venice. The ring WA
dFawa oEa . apct about leu yards frou,
the grave OF the notorious Bill Wright.
who WIS killed there some months ago
The seconds for Fagin we're BendiRo and
bob Collins while Bill ClextoD, ShanR-
hai Oonnora ADD Pat Collins are named
as having acted for Love. John O'Her-
son was the appointed rsfree.
Fagia was evidently the superior, being
aboas swanEy ponds heavier, and at least
twelve ysara younger than Love, whose
age is stated at about forty years. Thir-
ty-hYs rounds were fought In less than
three quarters Of an hour. The interval
between each round was half q minute.
Fagin was twice fairly and squarely
Knocked down, ana was q third time pros
trated, partly through bis slipping snd
partly by his adversaYy's iEt. Love was
hit With difficulty, and planted frequent
but powerful blows upon The others head
face, shoulders and breast. Yet be him
self received terrible injuries, Fagiu ma
kiag his strikes sttell'' With fearful ef.
feet. The tweaty+eight round was mos!
hoiiy and evenly contested, bat Lose af-
forwards showed himself weakened, and
unable longer to parry with bis woneed
Skill while bis antagonist, though blood
Ter snd apparently the more bruised,
still fought tenaoiously aud dereely. The
thizty-frss round terminated by Pagan
falling heavily on Love, who rose With
his leg apparently dislecated Mt the knee.
His Iamehess then increased With each
round, till At the thirty fourth round he
actually bad 70 drag it after him to the
scratch !" The thirty Rfth ended by
bis being Knocked seuseless TO the ground
upon which bis seconds threw up the
spouge' in acknowledgment Of defeat.
Love Was conveyed across the river aud
taSeu to his yaaiaanea on the Soulh side
Of Green between 9th and 7th Streets, Just
wesE ~ san aasitaalG Hotel, be w@s attend
ed by Thomas OReily and others. 1t
was found that two Of the patients low
er ribs we're broken---doubtiess bv the
fall at the thiEty-6rst round. The VIC
sara expired about eight O'Clock lsss ere
ming. --
Pagan has not yet been arrested. An
iaqasst will ofReiaIIy disclose the petit
Bens facts in the cage.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

- Some time since, we called the at
sansioa Of our ssGity Dads' to the very
bad condition Of the plank side walk on
shs noFsh aids q Broadway, but as yet,
shas We then remarked, hss remained un.
decided, and now, we again take cessation
70 refresh sheir memory, and hope
that shsy will put in repair thsa mach
decided and much used ''thogoughf&se.' y
Al praasus ii ia in dangerous predica-
ussaas, alzaoss evsEy usher board, from one
md Of Broadway to The other. is loose,
xnd pedestrians at all times, are liable to
be upses aad injured. The asOs& Oh re-
pairing 10 slighE, compared to its conven-
ianras and we hope to see our suggestions
act@d upon. Will they attend TO iii
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18
UsTs0 STATES CLAIM AGENCY.
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.
At WASHINGTON Crr, D. C.

BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.
4! t.a EeIu est of J d IEsETsE Co. to sci
.'-5-tEpnts tor the 0faos estAblishe by them IN
EAl.ast3o cay kaE tbs eslisekisu and transmits
... CLAIMS against the e s. Government, wtEh
tT7"-!z. rsfeFeuce 10 the immensely Increased AZ
r~"1 'gr~s ant new sxfgsEctes inctdsHt to Lhe ex-
e.. x NNF. have sstabIi sh ed at CoUEcIL BLUFFS
SfAa-a Agegsy ter Western Iowa and SebfA AXIS,
Stsrr Ell. receive and attend to all applications
;.y gay ID b anty Of EolGatEsTs Tor PsAS1oas or
- q, iJr 5 ubsIsLsnee, Stores or Transportation
-ra..hei 30 the EsgeT1nsnts which, being puf IN
= ysT turn aud transmitted TO Washington b. ne,
-. &c promptly and faithfully prosecuted by the
7ftaNpal agents above named.
Persons having demands sf any description or
irsgns against Tie GswasAzaanA, having q legal OF
slGtbhie foundation, and requiring Adlustms1k.
Gay reg uPoA thsiF claims beng successfully prOS-
sztsd, sn4 sseIr dasi promptly rAznit&sa 30 sasza,
D. making early application 10 zas
/ T!lI be supplied With aIi laws forms rules aud
!attFuct0nA necessary for ths proper pTeSentzEto
u claims, Aud also alphabetical list Of TolHn-
lseFa and n ca Of all grades IN khe Military service
u Rsgiassnss and Ca@paRses, whereby, upon the
AA2penGns Of any casualty, OF he maturity OF Any
cIEas ready access be lad TO tae requisite eyk
lsnce, on behalf Of the claimant or his TeprssenLA-
aTts, feS ITS establishment. Ali charges will 10
g2ga reasonable scale.
o1scs in secgHd atory Of Phoenix Block, hS&d Of
hFaldway, 4. II. RAL&KM.
C7aacii BIuas, Iowa, Dec. IS. 1851. Iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

60 An exchange paper, In speaking Of
. aasssribaF whe bad taken the paper fer
. number OF years, and than refused TO
pay for it, says; ssHs woald sasaa pas
sage 10 Heaven in . secret Garner of a
streak 81 lightning, and smuggls gold
from the streets Of New Jerusalem 10 buy
ssumpa OF half-penny cigars"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

Az 0LD CaIcEEs.--In attempting TO
carve = fowl one day, gentleman found
considerable difficulty In separating lie
joints, and exclaimed against the man
who had soId him an old hen for yoang
chicken. -,g,,
fsMy dear, ''said the snrsgsd mans wife
sSdon's salk 90 mach about The aged and
respectable Mr.. B., be planted the FIRST
hill Of aorn that Was planted in onr town."
81 kaow thai, said har hasband, sand
| believe this hen scratched il up.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

- The Colorado RspsbIseaa says,
"Flour yesterday tumbied down ID 80 at
wholesale, and there 10 svsry prospect
that another week will knock two or tbres
more pima from under its stand point, and
soppls it down to $6 or 81. There's just
dead loes" Of IL % the rosd. withia .
week or two wceks travel Of town. Pri-
ees for provindeE are 'fgsstin' sorter hu-
man, ~-~--,~z esez s-----
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

CT J. d. HoSN has purchased the
building now occupied by JACK PoUDER,
as The Central Meat Market, and intends
fitting it up and removing bis Drag
Store to the same in short time. We
wish him the best Of luck in bis news
stand.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

- Business and Professional men,
40 Be accommodated vita phase in the suaRRs
ts' their carts. We expees every satsrprtstrs ha-
,sess NAN ii shiA city 10 advertise in the suaLE-
adyegtisinE IL means Of carrying easa' SaslHszs
INTO every aoass which is seTyedhy aswssssa, in
,,a,d ,tw aitiag taE cuxtszaeFa 10 Ieek foE onss'
ar, over his place OF business.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

~ Tha Third Annual Fair of Potta-
r,,taaass eounty, awxrdsa to BAsSITT 3 eAKpEs.
yxn, the yGrsf pys&ia@ for TIA nEsEaREetaKx OF
vztxxtxa. Tbosa wanting Dob wsrS % aay hind
w.ua Do well 70 MAKE note Of this fact. We ass
,.xoayed 10 accommodate ssx frisads On short ne~
,tes Satisfaction Narrated, o. no charge made.
Make q note Of that, zoe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

- Salt manufacturing at Saginaw,
Aishigans steadily gnews 10 iRporssnes,
By next September there win beim operas
ton at that place. no less than SO sAli
blocks. The capacity of works Of this
extsat may be JAGGED from sbe facs thai
a single block has produced 1000 barrels
within about eight mouths.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

- A horse race comes Of On S&tur-
day next, ut 2 o'elssk. s#w the ysxaighi
track, between Waahaxnnssu ayhaah and
Shoemaker's Bay, Tor o purse Of sl0o.--
Di&sance, 500 yarda. Those who want
to witness that kind OF sport, had better
be on hand Mt an early hour.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

u The afflicted are requested 10 read
the s&Td 81 o. B. Lxa, Homsspatnis Ply
sieiau, 70 he foaaa j. ss-day's paper
BIZ. L. fssmsTly prasEiesd in Iowa City,
Tor ssvszzl ys&rs, but has now taken up
hia residence in this atty, for the practice
Of msdiasas. -%~-s .ETssszs re-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

q An editor in Indiana, to whom the
Commissioner of Patents, sent package
of cotton seed, is SO unshankful in &C
knowledging sha rsceipt tAsreof as4o SAY:
"If that distinguished gentleman viii send
us in addition fsw coutrabands, We
might be induced to 60 into the business
of raising cotton"
That editors head is nightly located
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

Two FATaERss--Ia our ssacsnm the
ether day we're two youngest sons OF twe
different fathers ;one Mr. Joseph Cooper,
OF shis county, was the youngest Of for
sy-eight children By Ehe same father the
other, Mr. Joseph Prizes, of Kentucky, abe
youngest OF swenty.f ye children BIZ she
same father. Two kneT specimens OF
Western men cannot De found than these
two Last prodassions of pioneer fathers.
They, the fathers, were the kind OF men
who opened up The West, and did THUR
share 70 ELL il up with q native popuis.
ton Frankfort Cosa. .-..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

GgRAr WAsTx on MoSKT.-The amount
Of money thrown away annually in tbs
Uaissd States, in the purchase Of -four to
be Rads into hsaEy and unwhoiesoms
bread, would endow all the colleges OF
the Union. This immense wastags ia
issasniug year by yeas, ~ Ehe celebrated
Chemical Sa!eratus comes 10 be known,
aud wherever il 10 known, euF word fos
it,, no other will be used. 1t Is made and
sold At wholesale BY D b. DeLand l. Co.,
Faisport, Monroe Co, New YORK, and
sold by first class grocers sverywhars-
Fer sale by the wholesale grocers in
Chissgo, slso u T, GxsaaaAx's, Coanei.
Bluffs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18
NOTICE.
An Ordnance to ssaats and absaasa parts Of
certain streets and sarssss ana alleys IN Mrs.
Perry Addition 10 shs City 81 usaneil ssuas

Certain streets and sarssss ana alleys In MRS.
sPezry's Adaitio Ia ehs cisy u osansig Dsuas
| ssx. /. Bs IL srdainsd - shs cssssnsa Coaneil
Of the sty OF CQaari Hfus Ta2 All The streets and
alleys IA thai portion Of Mrs PeFry's Additioa to
tae eIE5 Of S9are4t BFsf4s. situated the n ct
ihe v Of seCtion Ne. y tgBashIp so IS
81 raaE" No II west aud AfBo 70 4cfes az he cal
side u the " * Of IAs saIf y Of said kscti a.
be5aE tW mtg rods width and one hundred and
sky rods IN length containing IA all one hundred
ceres, Elth tha exgsgtos Of Broadway street which
Is 10 D. ard remain public highway, without aay
claim Of DAMAGES tTom the prrseat owner Of said
real estate ar hta IEns from said city Of Cougc
Bluffs fer the AMI right OF Say for said street
as n9@ l9@Aksd en- aba tbranab SAD premises be and
tn szsaa aEah efsoy vAsztest and a. 81 she'd
The Streets SUD alleys hFr ely vacated and ahng-
Issd, being those Contained In all that portion Of
$50 feet east from the southwest corner Of said
Aadti9a and the streets parts Of gtEeets hereby
vacated AMI AZ iIsna4 oeiag named ca ne RacaFd
Pat or sad Ad&Itton as Brown, Munster PerrT
Forest Clay. HiEa Mound, Webster, JEFFERSON, and
Gslhou1 streets.
sec. 2 That the city Of Council Bluff hereby re
iDquizh all Claims the stress ana alleys IL that
portion Of Rald Addition asscrthed Ia section one Of
his ordinance {wi1a the Exception Of BraaAwsy
street, and thai hereafter II shall be the duty the
proper assessors in making assessments against
said real estate described Ia section of ghix
diRAnce oas hundred aEraktsE saiaztzoh and tax
alton 10 Assess said hundTed srRs Of land wikh~
cut regard l. the recorded plat arKaowieged by Ad-
cline n .. Perry and rssprded IN the Recorders
Office Of PeitAwHttamiE eoaIay Iowa on said prem
ises, said plat being hereby abolished the Asld
city Of Council Bluffs retaining only shR right Of
way fer BFnad~sy stFeef as Ro~ located thEe0zh
said enc hundred acres
Approved, Nay u, 1854
Attest, IN PALMER MzvuF
", &. CRAWFORD, City Recorder.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

Nortoa TO SKrTLxas--LAsp OK TIES
Is,vs the Agency tsE maklns few sssries # land
"a ..Bs Tot settlers oareAsoaAhis terms IL sppli-
s,,,a i, rasds very sOoa. nose wishing 20 Herszs
~, ,ai aeeessary for thsiE farms. viii de yell 10
themselves Of tAis opportunity. b. e&ilias Oh
"a sithoa, delay. l. y. RABBIT,
Council Rlufs, Iowa, April ID, 1854
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

- A correspondent Of rae New York
Joaraai Of coasmsrcs, writing srom Wash
iugten, says that shsnaHbas Of claimants
who hare appeared before the emaneipa-
zion commissioners ag TO the 10th, ID 256;
sase naabes az dawes fer shish cOsapen-
sa1ion 10 asked 10 800 and the total
amoans for which claims hare been pre-
sensed is about $3.50 making sa AZ
arags pa bead Of near 300. Applisa-
siops are 10 be rscaivea asata the zaiddls
Of June
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

~ Major Vim. B. Lewis, for many
years one Of the chief auditors at Wash
lngton during Gen. Jaekson's admins
trasion, and the intimate friend and con
adezs 81 he old heso, was foreman al
the Grand Jury Of the U. 5. District
Court, which met at Nashville, Tennss-
see, on the 18Th mat.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

g. FRANK srxExr, q. 8. Register, and
W. w. WnsoS, Land Agent, have rsmov-
ed sheis respective oasess 10 he Riddle
Block, second floor, and over the CouEsty
TreaAurer's Office. --... ..zzaa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

a WILD Man CApTERsD.--A uEala mad
whs fmss ws@k Found in the woods OF
aackson ssanty, Indiana, captured, and
saksn 70 toe superintendent of the Poor
70 be cared for. When taken he waa
found lying beside . tree, shinly clad,
and asleep. The unfortunate man says
that, for the past fourteen years, he has
sunsastod almost entirely upon rooss,
hsros and berries, and during thar time
DaE rarely neE with any human being
Since bis capture ne has partaken OF lit
tie nourishment, and the indications are
that his life 10 fast ebbing away. Al
efforts to ascertain his name aud parent
age have proved anayailing.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

$ - Sumner of Massachusetts, has in
troziacsd bill in she Uaited States Sem
ate to repeal the Fugitive Slave Law
suaausr wants slavery abolished, and
wonld not favor any Measure calculated
to restore harmony unless bis views ars
adoptad. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18
$3.50 So ~
~ Mifwaukee, Wm. ia the 1rsa4em

exporting place for wheat in the world.
For some time pASs DOC, 600 bushels have
been shipped every day. There are sax sn
daily newspapers published there; some
of them are excellent, and sons are said
to Be Is bad az any Of the New York p&-
psrs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-18

BURsTSG or CorToS.-The Nashville
Dispatch says that the loss sast aimed by
citizens of Davidson sonaty, Tenn, b.
the burning of cotton in tho South by the
cuufedeFstes, already aseertained, will
anoans 30 hAlf amiitioa OK more, aud
will not be surprised II the loss sustained
BY citiEans Of THAI sonnsy, when fully as
eertained, amounts to million Of doll
lars.