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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

Cairo, July D.
The ram Monarch brings news from
Vieksburg TO the 2sth. On Thursday POP
ter's feet commenced TO shell the uppes
battery situated below the town. This
continued all day without any result, II
Was renewed on Friday morning, ana Ia
the afternoon was directed on the town,
over which shells were plainly seen to
burst. This continued until four o'clock
when it ceased. The rebel batteries, dur
ing the bombardmsnt, replied feebiy, fr-
in very inaccurate every half hour. At
ter ess$tion of the bombardment, the
rebel mortar battery opened On the NOR
tar feet, which replied uAsa tbs battery
ceased firing.
At 8p. NJ. fire was opened from the
entire feet on the town, which continued
an hour. The next morning at i O'Clock
the bombardmsnt VIA continued, during
which eight Of Farragups vessels passed
the batteries without serious damage
The city must have been ssriausly dam
aged. Conaagratious were seen in nu-
merous places.
We are informed by indispatabls an
thoEity that 5000 negroes have been or
dered by Gen. Butler to work on q canal
across the bend on which Vicksburg, Or
its remains, are now situated. The chan
mel of the Mississippi will thus be chang
ed and Vicksbarg become an inland town
hereafter. - fl srs..h .'5@
Orders have been sent to New Orleans
for more shell to reduce the remains of
the place 10 ashes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

Washington, July 6.--The Richmond
Examiner gives the following relating to
tbs battle on Monday .-..
On Sunday Morning Gems. Hill and
LouEstreet, with their divisions, crossed
the Chickahominy, and late Monday
morning attacked the enemy milee
northeast of Darlington, % the New
Market road, The conflict was terrible,
and By eighs and a half O'Clock the enc
my had been driven back mils aud a
hssIf. AZ half past 8 o'clock, being heav-
ily reinforced the enemy made another
stand. The loss here On the confederase
siIe was terrible. The situation being
hopeless against such overwhelming fer
oes, General Hill steadily rssired.
The Republican says Ii thinks the d.
visions which went into ths fight Friday
we're 1900 strong. They could only
| number 900 men for duty Tuesday, and
that loss of life exceeds that OF any bat
| tie, or series Of battles, yet fought.
About 8 o'elock Tuesday morning, tbs
Examiner says, Jackson and Hugsr's di.
visions attacked MeClellan's left tank,
on tho west side Of she Chiokahominy,
/ seventaen miles from Richmond. Lister
| In the day Magrader fell apon his RICH
flank, fighting going on until Tussdsy
night. Heavy firing from the gun boae,
90 James river was heard on Tuesday
morning. A namAsT of Federal trans
ports are in the river with reinforcenasr&l
from Gen. Burnsidss. Isfe 9ge
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

Music OF BULLETS. A soldier writing
from one Of the Campo on the Potomac,
thus aIludes to the peculiar music made
by bullets passing through the air 1T is
very good place to exercise the mind
With the enemy's picket rafting close at
hand. a musical ear can study the many
different tones of bullets as they skim
through the air. / caught the pitch On d
large sized minnie yesterday. 1t was a
swell from f fat TO +, and as it passed in
to the distance and lost its velocity, re-
ceded TO d, a very pretty change. One
of the most startling sounds is thai pro-
duced by the Hotchkiss shell. 1t comes
like the shrek of the demon, and the
brayest ola soldiers feelAke ducking when
they hear it. 1t is no more destructive
than come other bullets, but there Ia a
great deal in the mere sound to work up
on mems fears. The tremendous scream
is caused By ragged edge Of lead which
is left on the she'll.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02


Fortress Monroe, July s.--The Nellie
Baker, from HaErison,s Landing, has ar
rived. She brings some prisensga aad
some Of our wounded. t.
The action Of Tuesday Ia represented
as having been terrible. The most brill
liant success attended our arms, and the
rebels asesn css ateo nj AveTy poias =
Prisoners taken admit less OF 10000
on that day. Our artillery was most
successfully handled whileveEy little ex-
seution was done ny the rebala'. As fast
as the enemy's forces were cut TO pieces,
fresh troops were marched forward to fill
their plaees-ths leaders seeming to dis
regard siB lises of Gfeis man, and bold
ing them under the Aotsess hre Of eur
guns.
The enemy have been driven back in ev-
cry fight for the last three days
The steamer Vanderbilt has arEiVed
with 1000 wounded.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

- The sntsrprising frm Of kREDKlck-
SON & JACKSON, started out train for
Dnrar City, On Monday last, loaded With
Groceries. We were not aware, until
very recently, that this house was 80 heav-
lily engaged in the kreighting and mercan-
tile business at Denver, but we are in
formed that they have transported across
the plains, this spring and summer, very
large amount Of goods, and that their
house st Denver 10 one Of the largest and
MOST successful in the city. Their house
in this city, is second to none north of
St. Louis-they have disposed Of an i'm
nense quantity of goods this seaacn-and
their facilities for Quitting for the plains
i Il good ~ can be found in sbs West.
Thay are energetic and honorable business
msn, and we hope that they win Be as
suscsssful in their basiness transactions
81 Denysr, 40 they have been here, and
secure their portion OF shs mountain
trade.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02
HATS t.

BEEBE a GO = PATENT VENTILATED, sELF
4--,SIING HATS are 81 constructed a. 10 2dEalt
atrrs nation Of air bet~eea the swsai-lsAtaef
a1t sc a.y IF the Has aud also, to adjust itsef
:. -'srehea4 as sooa as the has Is put an, there
: -f.as TO the weaEer q any suaened hat ali
= amy and comfort Of tae soft felt bal. Beebe
a...y ara ugw manufacturing AoieskEn and Cas-
,.--sh Hats. u the Spring and summer styles, Tor
g.. mas and young gents Dress Hats, which
.- a, furnish 10 the trade at SIS $5s, s42, SsS
a.. IS grr dozen, together with a complete a.
s-r.neng black and eoioTed Felt Hats, u4nHgao-
'-i-l themselves, with special retefea 10 arst
t,4A. retail trade throughout the county, Prices
q II Hats, from SIS to s4s per dozen Always
hand the best qualities Of Paris Soft Hats OF the
Attest styles All orders By mail vii receive
Prgmpi attention Terms Cash, less per cent.
BEEBg b Co, l5s Rra4iway, y 7.
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sxKAM WAGON RoR WESTERN PRAE-


"A nsvnl stsam snginss hails By John
A. Reed of New York, has bean sent west
ey Zen. j. &. Brown Of Nina, TO BE-
used In the transportation offrsighs from
Omaha 20 Denver City. 1t il propelled
By four engines BIZ Ton horse powa saek.
The driving whealsAa are - feet IN diasa-
eter, and they have tread Of eighteen
inches in width. The steering wheels are
six feet In diameter and twelve inches
bread In tbs face. .
Ample provision Is made for carrying
wood and water sufieient to run the en-
gines four hours. From the tests that
have beea Enadey she wagpa has bean
proved capable OF hauling eight tuna Of
freight at the rate OF four miles an hour,
or OF being propelled at the rate of ak
miles per hour with one or two suns be-
hind it. In al experiment ia ascending
Bergen Hill, N. j., (which IL equal 70
sAx hundred feet pea mile,1 il moved
steadily At the xata Of about four aiaea
per hour without any psroeptibls disu-
MON Of steam. An engineer, fireman and
sseersman are required in operating the
machine, and the consumption Of sfuci
will be equal to one cord Of wood ia
eight hours. The owner and the build
er Of the wagon, as we'll rs the engineers
and others who have witnessed the trial
Of its speed and the adoption Of its ma
chinery, have the fullest confidence in
ias success. Thsy believe ID, eapabla Of
hauling ssn tuna Ut freight 1t the rate Of
eighty TO one hundred miles in twenty
feFY~
This enterprise is one Of great impoF-
lance. Ii steam can be successfully US
ed for the transportation of freight and
passengers over our Western prairies, it
wlA have - important bearing upon the
interests east Of the Sierra Nevada range,
and will materially promote the settle
ment Of Western lands Western r. r.
Gazette. 49, Il ssE...
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

MEssRs. EDIToRs.-H Having a little spare
time, sit down 10 givsyou a short sketch
of the Fourth at Crescent, or at least,
that portion Of it which epent there.
regret very much that ain unable to give
you an account Of the proceedings during
the day ; but understand that they had
agooa time. Iarrived at about O'Clock,
and found the large Hall, formerly ooeu-
pied by johnson & Blake as a store room,
brilliantly illuminated and already crowd
ed TO overaowing with the beauty and
chivslry Of the surrounding country. /
went TO procure ticket, and found friend
Daakle in his usual place, the ticket Office,
handing opt tickets and pocketing ting
small change at $40 rate procured 4
tickes and returned to the Ball room and
cnjoyed myself finely until IL O'Clock,
when We all adjourned to the large Hall
known as the Reel / Dutrow store room,
hereawe found two tables extending the
sntire length of the Hall, heavily laden
and bending beneath the load of rich del
iCaciss and choice viauds, upon them
Inds%d the sapper was grand and did
gre&: ho..oE TO the proprietors. After
satisfying our appetites VIC returned to
the Ballroom and settled our supper by
a lively quadrill. We confined to dance
The ''wee hours o'nighs,7 until day began
to dawn, and fully did we follow the
words of the poet, viz:
I'VE danced all might. tIiforvad daylight,
And wsnt home with The girls IN the morning -
At Ave O'Clock We adjourned fully sat-
ishea that there is no place like Crescent
forhaving good time, and returning our
thanks to the genllenanly propsiesers for
the manner in which we had been enter
taihsd, and promising to attend again
wheaever it might please them to give an
Other ball.
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A SLIGHT MrsTAKE--A few days since,
Federal officer noted for his suavity Is
we'll as bravery, was stEolling down a
sidewalk in Memphis, when he met a
couple Of secesh ladies t2l who with qv-
cry symptom OF disgust Immediately
placed their handkerchiefs TO their deli
cate noses, as though they stnels some
thing tsrrihly odioua to refined olfaoto-
ries. The officer at onOe stopped, lifted
his hat with one hand, placing the other
ovea bis sqsft wsskitn and remarked
blaudIy as he Bowed politely, ''Ladies
you may lAiak 40, bat ! assure you upon
my word of honor, IL aasn't ne !''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

Hor, Bur GooD.-A good deacon, Fer
Gently addressing a Sabbath school,
made q point by the following snecdote
"ChlIdFen,' confined sbs deacon, 'you
ell know that went to the Legislature
last year. Well, the first day got to
Augusta, | took dinner aG the tavern, and
right beside me, At the table, sat mem
Der, from one of the back towns, that had
never taken dinner in tavern afore in
his life, Before his plate vas dish Of
peppers, and be kept looking and looking
and looking at them, and finally, as the
walters we're mighty slow bringing on
things, be up with bis fork and in less
than no time syuzed down on it, the tears
came into bis eyes, and he seemed hardly
to know what to do. At last, splitting
the pepper into his hands, be laid il down
side Of his plate and, with q voice that
set the whole table in a roar, exclaimed,
f'Jist lay there and coOLo
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

IAN old fellow vho became weary
Of bis life, thought he might commit
suiefda, but he did nos wish 70 60 until
he had ariss forgiven all his ensmiaa. =
So, eogitating with himself, ha al lasi
removed the moose from his neck, saying
ono swon's do--oan't 60. ! can neser!
notS win forgive old Noah for letting
those copper head snakes into shs ark
The nasty variants hare killed two thous.
and dollars worth Of my cattle, and whsz
be and meet thsre'l be general fass
See Il thRe won't.'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

SIexuIcAST.-EEery Democrat present
in the Assembly one Republican, and
every Union man with d sIage axceptiaa,
voted for the Maryland resolutions against
the further agitation Of the slavery ques-
ton. On the pther hand several repub-
licans lodged the vote. There Is deep
Significance in these facts. They show
conclasiVely the direction Of the popular
tide. While Democrats stand manfully
and unanimously by their time honored
principles, counting every opportunity to
address or defend them, and carrying
with them the Union men, Republicans
on the other hand when the test comes,
openly bolE their party, or dodge and run.
Ii is not difficult from such indications
as these to determine which party has an
abiding faih in its principles and policy,
and which is giving away before the
smitings Of guilty c6nscienees and the
condemnation of public opinion.-AfiI-
sGGakee Aetos.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

~
AUAusR eg CoGpLAIST RTHoyKD.-Iu
some Of the great cities and towns the
-four dealers sell their custom SO that they
warrant the article sold, if they will use
exclusively psfana & Co.'S Chemical
Salerasus, as they know that white, Light,
palatable, and wholesome biscuits can be
made from good -four, and without such
the best -four makes inferior bread.
Since the introduction of this Saleratus,
there is ioas complaint about the -four,
say the dealers, and We believe they know,
For sale By all the wholesale grseers In
Chicago; also by F. Geesaman, Council
Bluffs.
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COMMERCIAL.
BuGLE OFFICE CouEc1L RLUvEa,
a

BuGLE OFFICE CouEcIL RLUvFa.
July ., 1889
wHEAT-spxing, 4aE8A5 cts = bash.
CORS-Prime ear, is cts ? bush.
OATs-IH defRsnI at 2otE22 cts = bush.
POTATOEs-Prim So&s25 cts p bush.
HAT-Ti1aothy -; Prairie ~ T,Ioa.
uOdS-Activs, staaxh tersd 81 Is ii 50 . 100.
BEEF-0a foot, S2gs2 SO , 100
HIDEs-IEeen, 4 g dry 10 c = =,
FLoUR-CaoIee Family Xxx. o. %; superhne
Sl,s0s Fine sAsa0 = 100.
CORN AfRAL--Terow Is c, white, Is = bush
BUCKWHEAT FL0UR--BoIied s299, 50 . 100.
BUTTER-Fresh roll, IoGsl2 a ..
LARD-FEesh 74SAFN.
EGGs-FFesh, 5Gss p DOS.
TALLOW-Pnme, Toe an,
BEEsWAK-Yrilow, 2z925 y a.
WHIsEET-SilI L. Row4a's, as c; st. Louis star
70 q gal.
CHICkENs-Tans 81 saSs2 %; Prairie, 81 ,2sa
o. 80 = dog"
TUREEYS-Ilye, rs cal, each.
ExCRASGE-st. Louit, 8, Eastern,sA q cent.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

- 0nr much esteemed and antsrpris-
ing citizen, Col. JSo. w. Ross, ever alive
to the wants and necessities Of q new
country. and whom it will be remembered
haa been for some length Of time, engag-
ed al the pork packing business in this
city, with the beat Of success, con-
Guided TO 60 into the meat business on a
more extensive scale, the coming winter,
has nj o considerable expense, Invented
an entirely new and original machine, for
cusiug and preserving NEST 1t Is verJ
ingenious and comical oontrivancey anc
we gre disposed to believe that II vii
sswUrk like oharm," from an examine
ton Of IL. Those who are curious to So
this nsw arrangement, can do SO hy call
| ing 1t the Coils ONCE. H. viii than am
| there demonstrate the pssaliss working
| al ths amasheen." Go and zee il.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

GT We are much pleased to notice
that the people of THE country are turn
ing thear attention to Wool growing, and
We here remark, that We do not believe
that there is country better adapted 10
raising Sheep than Iowa, and particular
ly that portion of it known as the "West-
err SLOPE" A few days since, DR.. PAT
TEN passed through this city with some
six hundred for Harrison county Last
week near fifteen handred reached Cass
County, belonging to JoRN T. BALDWIN
and Mr.. Mills and this week, Messrs.
JAM uS i OLDHAM, Of this place, brought
several hundred more. Truly, this looks
encouraging for Western Iowa, Messrs.
]. i q. desire to distribute what they
have among our farmers, This is an ex-
oeIIenl opportunity for our farmers to en-
gage in business which is both pleasant
and profitable.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

To DELISQEBxT PATRoSg OF THE BUGLE.
There are many persons whose names
are on our books, who have unsettled ac-
counts on both long and short standing,
whom we should be pleased to have call
and settle the same as soon as convenient.
The work of publishing and printing 8
newspaper requires considerable ouslsy
Of money, and we are constrained to re-
specially hint THAI speedy settlement of
arrearages will be of great assistance TO
Us at the present time, and be most thank
fully received. We trust thai this init
nation will be promptly responded to By
the patrons Of the BUGLE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02
UNITED STATES CLAIM AGENCY.
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS
AT WASHINGTON CITY, D C.

Al the TeauesLof J. D JENKINS Co, 70 act
sab-skents for the once established b. fhem Ia
YIaL!I gen Cay f"r the collection ana sEaIsa-
ioa u CLAIMS against the Q. s. Government, vi ID
es:~r2l reference 10 the immensely increased sx-
2eLs.EuTss and new exIgeneies Incident 10 The ez-
..s.az var, have sstabh shed AZ CoUEcIL BLuFFS
BEIS-a Agency foE western Iowa and s6gaA6s
ELsge will EeceiYs and attend to all applications
fr g1Y ADD DO aaty Of Fe!aHttsTs, faf PfaRS9Es or
CAN, tar Subsistence Stores or Transportation
i7Ta,s II 70 the government which, being put In
y yet form Aad transmitted TO WashIIEtod by n1e,
=. BE PROMPTLY aud faithfully prosecuted BY she
.~,7-. II agents above named
F~,sag. having demands ef any description OF
s'..aEt Against tbs Government, having legal OF
!s-ls 70 unAalion, aBd requiring adjustment,
g. uI tAsiT CLAIMS being succes sfuily pros
~-,~! Aa-l kaelr dues promptly RENTED Il ID en-,
b -sl.rE early application to ne.
49,. 60 supPHed with sill laws, ferns rules ard
.-'.. I... necessary for the proper presentation
= ANA, AMI also an alphabetical list Of Foiun-
'~s' al Of all grades in she Military service,
y RsglHeaE and Compagtes, Whereby, upon the
-'ryta3ag VI ahy casually or the maturity ot any
lazs ready access be had to The requisite evil
@F.s "a behalf Of The claimant or his represents
lives, for lss sstab4shmsnG- Ali charges will Be
gpon Reasonable scale
oel,e II second storS Of PhosnIx Block, head Of
H'a1d~ay- \, III, PALAER.
Council Bluff, Iowa Dec. 10, 1851. y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

Washington, July 5.--A dispatch from
Mcclellan to the War Department, dated
one o'cl0eks noruing Of tbs Alb, says,
no lighting since Tuesday night, when
the enemy we're repulsed with great
slaughter. Our army then moved TO the
position now occupied, because it affords
superior advantages foE cooperation
with the gunboats, of which Il are now
in the river protecting Hanks. State
ments OF the casualties Of the severe
battles OF seven days cannot yet DO fur
nished. Our forces were not beaten in
any conflict. No guns have haea lost
since the 2tth, When McGall's division
at the onset were oVsrpowered, and Is
pieces fell into the hands Of the anamy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

- The Third Annual Fair Of Potta-
vsslAlals eoaasg, wAEdsd 10 BAzaaxx q oARREM-
rra the arssprtmsa2 fer As BEsTaEEcIMKE or
PRINTING Those wanting Job Work sE any kind.
woaid d. well TO make a note Of this fact. We are
pysasssd TO accommodate our frisQds GA short no
lice Satisfaction warranted, or ne oAazge uaaas,
Make aots Of that, TOO. ..-
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fY~ JAxrs SrUARr adyertlses in

- JAxEs stuart adyertIses in to-
days paper, that he is prepared to do all
work In his line, with "neatness and dis
PATCH" wsrraaking q Perfect fl. he is
an old hand at the business, and We know
he is q first class workman. Those want
ing tailoring Of any kind done, viii do
well to give him . call.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

DnD.-At his residence, adjoining the
city, on the 8th inst, MIETos McDoSALD,
aged "A years.
The deceased was one of the oldest cit
liens of this part of the State, and BY his
labor and industry, bad made "ths viii
dcrness blossom like the rose" He was
a man beloved by all who knew him-kind
of henrt-eveE ready to help the poor and
needy, and true christian. His loss
will be deeply felt by our citizens, who
viii universally condols with his beraay-
ed family.
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TaGoSsEHFTEyEs and those afflicted "

CONSTIPATION.
Tie us4ersi gRed. A0w Aeyenty-ave years cid, has
~ years devoted his time to curing his Farishon-
q. aa4 .Ae poor IN New Yark Of these dreadful
s.n;1laIs. which carry thousand and thousands
= "a uGuuely grave; he has seldom failed 80 cure
= say have sPplIed t0 him for relief, and beilev-
-. /; H. be = ChrsuaR's duty to Fslieve those a.
os.aI, a. wru a. a. home, be viii send 70 those
at, rr,G.re t. CePy Of Prescriptions 4ssd, tFTee
! aags-l With directions feFpreParing aud asiAg
,ar,4u- Also rules Ga Diet, Bathing, FeaulA-
ll.a aaI Exercise for the SICK they will aud these
.-c~4.ss sue cure for Cons unpsion, aad all dis
esar ,:t-s TArosG and Lungs Fever and Ague,
Ct+,u?4i..H Heart Disease, Dyspepsia, Nervous
.....y 1-t P.lllie Complaints, and he hopes ev-
es7 --z a-s..,rl wll send for copy, 1t VII cost
O. .-...1- q SO suffering should apply before It
st. ..'- -..-- Prescriptions are ussd by the
2, .l .z---fli P1ysiclans Ii London Paris aad Ne~
IN 7 .,s a..A.us them viii please address
REF DR. CHAMBERLAIN,
WllIlamsbRrEh. Nsw FORK
- 3 1881. ~
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NoTrcr 70 SErrLkRs-LANp Oh Trxl

NoucK TO SETTLERs--LAEp Oh TTGR.--
IAare the Agency for making tezN entries Of land
On tas, for settlers, unreasonable terss Ia apsit-
..ttaa IA made very sooa. Thnes wishing 70 ssSAsa
The l.ad ascsasary for their farms, viii DO veil 70
Avail themselves Of this opportunity, ns calling en-
ne slLApat delay, L. ". BABAIT1
Coaacll BIuGss, I0wz, April ri, rs6i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

- Business and Professional men,
saa be accommodated with place In tbs EEaLE,
tog lheis cards. wssxpeSs gvsry snterpgtatEs su"
slsess maa In ahissass % advertise in the BraEE.
Advertising Is = means ~ carrying anes' haAIasss
INTO srsry house whEeA 10 aszxu9by nswspaps, In
,s,4 Of waiting for customers 10 iook soE onss'
20 -.ear his nlaeR Of haALneea.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

Ngs York, July s.-The Fort Monroe
correspondent Of the Tribune, Of July Sd !,
Gays AeGisllans division sanaos be flank
Cd by any force. Government supplies
OF AL kinds have arrived in abundance,
and the army Is In the bona pessibls spir-
iks. t
City point was burned 90 the morning
Of the Sd by the gun hsalas thas destroy
Eng the shelter Oh the seba ahafp shoot
sEa.
Jaaaes river il hlled wish transports
vessels and steamers. There are over %
gaa boats in thu vicinity Of Hafsison's
Landing. s
Rebel prisoners state that theix loss II
sc, GOO, while ours viii not exceed DC, 600
The rebels had ovez BOG, 600 sToops en,
| gagged.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

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