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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

Fins were worth bolIar paper ia 1912
end poor at that. Then it took fourteen pro-
cesses to make pin; now only one, by n ma
chine that finishes them and sticks them into
the paper. Saving pirs half century sgc
Was as important az saving cents and fence
the habit thus formed sticks 10 many elderly
rentlemen whose sleeves are ornamented with
rows OF them. rescued from Ioss.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

Three fthe reverend traitors Of Nashville
- Baldwin, Ford and Elliott have beea fe-
posted for safe Keeping in the Indiana Pen-
tertiary. The last named who IS Northern
man hT hi-th-an Ohioan we believe-kcnt
fe'asle Seminary At Nashville, from which
he advertised he excluded al Northern teach
ers. Hia ~efarp Norta can hardly be an zgrs-
u6Ie one.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

A GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
N wanted-rrniture, Carpets Jewery SC, 20 supply the
Western market pay az dolows--por sk Dresses ire%
sl2 $40; Coats $40 TO S1O Pants, from 50 20 81
Gail on OF address Dnas 2ls seventh avenue, between
Twentyourth TwentyGfh streets Ladies attended to
by Mrs II.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

A RNOLD. CONSTABLE Il co.
Are now offering immense stock OF
WHITE GOODS,
As plaid plain, striped
SWISS CAMBRIC AND
NANsooK MUsLINs.
BRILLIANTS, &C., &C.,
All of which are offered at moderate prices
Canal street, corner of Mercer
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
= $$SSB SssSS SHfS ssf,s WHSk, %NSS,
At BEAT T TE TIVE sE Is G1s WEEK
4#Is E#is F|s $EHk %HHk $EEk $sE $sES|i' $sEF||I
TUE F.SS ns EShT
Hn GreTa asPPy ya%y Desae Sand
6oMMSDoRE NGTF s he s%ses man alive Lively
fascinang sings, dances draws gives Grccan Statues
ffh TiE WHST IT, Tha. funny and ineomprenensise
Man Monkey. Delights everybody. He remains but one
The remarkable ALBTNo FAMILY from Msdsgascsr man,
%s sSe iS s;s .v'
forced from sea, steam engines, through iron pipes
aH The a. LIVING II niProPoTAMus res. Behemob
snd ever see America He $4,000 but
be fere REAr is MohRING BARKING SEA LION from the
Pachc cats pounds OF nsh daily and worth going
nlndfs TidE MaaNorH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON. captured
BY or and hc
and hhcro unsmed caught alive and worth
The LIVING SEAL has human eyes, aud his every move
The GRAND AQUARrA contains hundredsof specimens Of
fnSs and S SEA IA and an ss
iTbc HAPPY rANIj.Y where cats and rats hawks and
doves and of opposite natures 1--we in har
The SEVEN LARGE SALOONS of tue Museum contain
Eos rSs NEW raisY and Kasaac
@ i SN
Never before was half much expense risked nor
half extraordinary and truly valuable novelty ex-
yed for ony 70 cents hence there can DC NJ FkEE AD
Admission only 25 cents; children under 10, IS cents
THE GRAND soIREE MUSICALE OF FRIEDRICH
i MOLLENHAUER will take place ~ Dodworths Rooms,
SOC Broadway Tuesday evening March Is assisted by
Nine clara II Brnkerhof s. B Mills Herr Brannes, Herr
Maizka, yIr. n. Gellhaur. Tickets 81 cents
NfELoDEoN,
M Al Callowhill street, Philadelphia
To RENT,
The building known Melode with Scenery Gas FIX
&e IN perfect order. For M sppy at as Cal
lowhiil street w. H. SEAMS, ffopfictor.
v,Ror. JNo. W. S. uow's ANNUAL COURSE OF
4 Pubc Readings, at Clinton Hall Asor place. on Thurs.
dav ya,ch 40 and following Thursdays, at clock
precsoly Selections from Shakcspere and Sheridan
eveniur:-rrsi night "Hainet' and "The Rvasn Admis
sion 80 cents. Course ucke'ssi
IN nsnO A GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIENCE, WHO Is
0CUV. opening novel entertainment, csmbining Musi-
cal VAUDEVILLE with Comic and Burlesque OPERA
Concert saloon managers not treated with. Address
operatta, Herald onice.
ID ALLET ACADEMY OF MUs1C-wANTED, LADIES
ID and gentlemen for the dc ballet Apply 10 Mr. W.
A Moore, at the stage door, from 10 A. NJ. till I'm
NEW YORK ACADEMY or MUSIC
! Eoa 2. .aAs, BALLS GO. GIFTS. LrcTxgES o. i.
l1kH HagaU e9g-, sasSieseA sEsA r-e!s-'-
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

NTEW BOwERY THEATRE.
~ Sole propieiors .Mcsss O. L. Fox j. w. Lngard.
MONDAY, MARCH H. 1862
Grand Entertainment, 10 celebrate
ST PATRICK'S DAi
The great Hberpian DrIma Of
BRIAN BOROIHME;
THE MAID OF ERIN
Fsyori.e Dance Miss Louisa Browne
The successful Musical Burcsauc of
THE COLEAN BORN
And the romantic Drama of
THE RUFFrAN BOY.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

CADEMY OF MUsIc-lTALIAN, OPERA.
a. n Ticket on es open 70, today at the Academy sbes
Mr. eRAJ begs to announce that he will give short sea-
son Of l"an wEpSEsSaY HsEs ETGsfsa MARCH 49,
on which 0''a'GS IN T BA EN- sea; w'
With novel and brilliant effects before attempted in
''"' IN THE LAST ACT.
and aa e
The renowner S9d iassinniiaS "a s11s.ose
will make her debut before Academy audience and one
s Of e nss B. 9 Senior TO en xsss rs
me H sR sa si scEsE s ii M TaE LAST ACT
reoeved IN America which viii Ds further carried
by new and appropriate costumes prepared expressly FOR the
sIGNoE BRIoNoLIs NEwI WALTZ :. 49,.
win be PLAYED for the first time and danced BY all the
rnn snSrt II ;Siaa's
MSS sIsAokI .sAokT HhiaSo1i hAkcysi BAR +: &C.
in several SEASONS and with complete mise en- scene.
AuSer's chef d0suvreM NJ MAsANrEr1o
with grand di'rDssR6, sES6R1rA cuBAs
win for the tine the hest great 70 role q Tsnse
a fsssy 5 osHf SRs.' night oa saturday
Mar, PHoyosTs ;Ssy S4y EnEArnE t., a,,,m. .,...
FRS, appearance in New York of the young American
|$#E |$#H $E $IEEE| $|EEE| E$$E# EsSE
MONDAY Mll1 Eekslss, sehs R1sss X March II.
when he will impeFs0nss44sS s4SH as E 5Sa a1araceros
EES#z#B EEs#zHB E|S#z#B IF: If: If:
supported by the famGas MRS. sraSS SgSSRfs' SSRsJfssss'
favortes~Mrs. Hcssh' MIRA Chanfrsu, Gessrs. Lewis
Box sheet OPEN from to O'Clock. when places may -
Doors open at sx; curtain will rise a. 7,I o'clock
NTIBLOs SALOON
IN PROF. ADRIEN, ,,...- .-,...
KING OF m%ofcfRNs iSe GcifsReNsss'' ''k00"'''s''
PRINCE Of WIZARDS.
whose wonderful pr Observation-Disclosures sasnR5lsafs
fv Be se o ss @ S ss s head
sxHduS4E E' st1s e ESsssh
o. rHvssBa4 sEsAps araA9sS, aAHSSs March %.
THE PRIDE AND O5osy 81.
S;a saS '.;r4ro.,
Al , asss . door . ball Black Co an.
SA0a'a a. once '''' To-" EMITTING.
MOST woNDERru.
EXTRAORDINARY.
MARvELLoUs
THRIII.INa. i
UNsgRPAssABIE.
INVALUABLE.
SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION.
Open for gentlemen only. from 10 till TO-
Admission rs cenis.
NgELoDEoN $50 BROADWAY. BETWEEN SPRING
PIONEER CONCERT HALL OF AMERICA
GREAT CONGRESS OF STARS
APPEAR NIGHTLY
EVA BRENT FANNY FORREST,
fAiiih DIE" A"' MISS LOUISE, ''N AN'"'
THE
LADY DRUMMER;
KATE PENNOYER, MONS. vELARDE,
AUGUSTA WALBY ADELE GALA.
WV ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MARCH IT, 1862
AMUsEMENrs.

n.vu,, Lessees and Managers
e. H. oA'HNrokf' H. G. JARRETT 4 W. wHEAFLEY.
Fnth week OF those popular artists "a
F,oh mhS. . JOHN WOOD AND MR.. ]. COLLINS.
THE GREAT SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
THE COLLEEN BAWN.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH IT, 1862.
THE COLLEEN BAWN,
,x BRIDES OF GARRYOwEN
myles "a Coppaeen, with songs Mr. j. COLLINS
ELY Connor with JOHN WOOD
Inc play Will be presented with
SPLENDID SCENERY,
SUPERB APPOINTMENTS,
THE ORIGINAL MUSIC,
MAGNIFICENT CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Previous to The Colleen Bawn, Sam. Lovers Extrava.
THE MAGIC SHIRT.
PADDY Murphy (of the SSth Connaugh Ringers Mr. Collins
With the song of
THE BOWLD SOCCER BOY"
accompanying himself on the drum)
1.-THE BIRTH OF ST. PATRICK
Secured parquet stalls. rs cents
Family circle (entrance in Crosby street, Is cents
Doors open at II commence at ~ o'clock.
On THURSDAY EVENING NEXT MARCH20
BENEFIT
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

Bridesmaids. Mhlees Climber Schlemon and La Forest.
will consist of
A Parlor in the 'Three Cranes" Tavern, in London.
Drawing Room at Sir William Fondlove's.
The Widow Green's Boudoir
Grand Saloon and Hall of Reception Widow Creens
THE INCIDENTAL MUSIC BY STOEPEL
Boxes and Parquet. so cents Orchestra Stalls
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

From the Leader
Matilda Heron herself. despite certain obvious faults which
she cpgs TO with the Of genius IL undoubtedly
the greatest In America. Ii luxury listen
her aud TO look her. for her stage presence
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

VlARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID MONDAY MARCH H. 1862.
ST. PArRICK'S DAY,
81. PATRICK'S DAY,
ST. PATRICKS DAY,
The great festival day o. the Sans Of Erin will be
GRAND GALA DAY
at the Museum, with
MAGNIFICENT DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES,
IN THE AFTERNOON, AT O'CLOCK;
IN THE EVENING, AT 7lS o CLOCK.
All the cros les announced la the regular Museum ad
versemcnt Will be exhibition at all hours day and even
ing.
Admission 10 all, 25c. children under 10. l5c
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
- WET BLACK SILKS
WET LACE CURTAINS,
WET ENGLISH HOSIERY.
Just received. the above goods
Sold Of the Insurance companies at auction.
w. h. PEYTON No. 274 Bowcry.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
AMUsEyrENTs.

(NOTTSCHALK'S POSITIVELY LAST CONCERT
" AT NlBLos CONCERT SALOON,
- THIS MONDAY EVENING, MARCH II,
Sanderson
2 Duet, Linda. ........... Miss Pat sig RrIgnoIs
g. overture, The Chase Of King Henry" for two
pianos composed by Gottsehalk, and perform,
L Aria Semramide Mss Patti
.. Serenade Shuher .. sig Brignoli
o. GAP Jennesse mazurka, (B) DANA, (C) March -
deGioaros composed md performed by GOTTSCHALK
i, a. 80 PART SECOND.
g. la fayorIa composed and performed by GOTTSCHALK
"a .toi Ion Giovann Manc 81
~ ia rAeoh oe Ploermel ...............M Miss Patti
II. Serenade, composed by Gottschak for Mr. Brig.
noiit sung by Mr.. Brgnol and accompanied
L. Maich Lnae OF Concert Strick, by Weber with
orchestra Accompaniment, performed on a
second plano by sanderson, composed and
The piano used BY Mr. Gottshsk from the established
mandatory of Chickering Sons, Boston.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

1NOTTSCHALKS
U ONLY MATINEEs DTNsTRUcTIoN
IRVING HALL,
TOMORROW (rUESDAY,) 18TH al O'Clock
Doors open at H.
Tickets will he issued, with reserved seats, at
ONE DOLLAR EACH
each visitor being arn.eed place within easy range
Of the piano.
THE SEATS WILL SURROUND MR.. GOTTSCHALK,
who Will Eve pieces and then play what else tho
audience chooses 20 select from his repertoire
STUDENTS OF MR.. GOTTSCHALKS COMPOSITIONS
may thus obtain
LESSON FROM THE MASTER
In the best possible by hearing and seeing him play
their fayore morceau - -
NO OTHER ARTIST
will assist on these occasions and care will 10
taken to MAKE them n of
AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION.
as well as social and communicative intercourse
Mr.. Gott,shAk will perform Tuesday
I. Polka di Bravasri
2. God the Queen.
8. Paama Caprice de Concert
4. Ma ch Funebre. by Chaplin.
3. Poamaise by Frade.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
AMUsEMESTs.
"ALLACK 8.

-.
Doors open this week at 7; 10 begin at TX o'clock
NorIcEOn aud after Monday March "a the doors will
open at ~ and the peri .ornances % commence al g.
MORE NOVELTY.
NEVER ACTED HERE
LOVE CHASE
THE WAY TO 1'G GET MARRIED.
Costumes and Appointments
,,o,, PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK.
Sheridan Knowles superb Comedy
THE LOVE CHASE.
TUESDAY last time for the presently,
THE BELLIES sTRATAGEM
WEDNESDAY (last time for the presently,
- SHE STO0PS TO CONQUER.
THURSDAY (drst time here) MoTton's standard Comedy
WAY TO GET MARRIED
FRIDAY-A Grand Revival.
SATURDAY-A Grand Revival.
Box book now open for any OF the evenings.
WIN be performed (1rst time here) standard Comedy in
ssS og Sherilan Knowles author of The Hunchback
CHASE
MldInke Mr. Lester Walack
oir "lliiain Fohuiove Mr. Mark Smith
,,. (his first appearance here.l
Trueworth (irend to Widrakej Mr. Rernads
Lash iwiidrakes M Parsloe
daughter 10 Sir wiliam Mrs .iIosy Hosy
LYDIA Miss Madeline Henriques
Aico Mrs. Reeves
MISS Green
MISS Carman
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

N gentlemen been victorious in being PRONOUNCED
by great many that b. M1NTZ OF ll9 Third avenue, has
been ayng the highest price FOR cast OIL Clothing carpets
Furniture Jewery, aud still means TO continue 50 IL you
viii Iavor with CALL He viii not humbur the
community $40 for silk dresses SO for coats or
81 ans done by other dealers but be asree. 70 pay
web Known dealer b. MTNTz Of l7g Third avenue,
Seventeenth street l37 Sixth Ladies Attend
ed by Mrs. Mlntz
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

A DEMASD--sHOoo WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTH.
N ing Carpets Furniture and Jewery wanted for which
the most value bc obtained BY calling or addressing
H. 7o.Sx,h avenue, Wavetey place. Ladies at
,. ,....a BY N.Y. u. Please remember and y, s.Ie
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

SPECIAI II.
TO MANAGERS OF THE HEATREs.-The above drama. en-
rcly original In and adapted by Is my
sole property and copyrighted according TO law The exs
and Incidents unless taken from the works OF the
celebrated Ysh auhors) being entirely original. Address
c. T. Paroe box iif Post office, who has been appointed
agent for its sale. LAURA kEENE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-09-17

~ When the devil rebelied aud mar
shailed his nyrmidons sgainst The Al
mighty, there was 40 .synpathisera TO in
sisE upon tAa rights Of traitors, under the
Constitution Of Heaven. = CAFE Ctty.
Yes, and there were no Abolition dis.
union traitors then 70 cay she tsConstitu-
ion" was q league with bell and cove
nan. with deaths-trae Satan said IL was
Shelter 70 reign ID bell shan servs In
heaven" Bur PHILIPPE, Wilson and Hoy
ell have adopted The sentiment and de-
clare il Is better to ruin the country than
restore the Uhion as 1t was, And i W "a
not thought necessary either on thai mem
orabls occasion to tfampie upon and de-
stroving the " Gonstitation Of Heasen''
in order to drive the devil aud sahis nyr-
midoms" out, And IL never entered The
mind Of Gabriel, that If Satan and his
hosts should secede it would beneft the
city. Not 50 With Howell, 10 1861 be
said ny '.'@ 20
''Thc slightest consideration will salts
fy any one thst d dissolution Of the Union
prscipitared BY the entire South would
tend 10 magnify hundred fold, ths i'm
porsahca and prosperity Of Keokak With
OUT in the slightest degree inperfling our
safety"
Howell, the Devil and Philips are three
great secessionists and no doubt the Dev-
ifthought Just as much Of the ''C6nstitu-
ton Of Heaven" as the editor Of the tate
City does of the Federal Constitution.
TFt. Madison Piaindealer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-09-17
COMM AZ CIA.L-

CONGN1ERCLA-L
BsaLN bEYICE, CoUNCIE BLSYFs,
September 10, 1888, I
wHKAT-SPEiGg. sSS4o cts q hash.
CORE-Ptins ear, 10 Oss y bush
oATS--In dsEaand al 2oaS23 cts y bash.
POTATOEs-Prins, sot@2S CAS- y ha&h.
HAY-rimothy %; Prairie % y top.
HOGS-ActiEe. Slaughtered -, 253s so . 100.
BEEF-oa foot, g29sa SO = 100.
HIDEs-Gresa, q dry, Toe y ..
PLoUR-Chaies Family Xxx, $500; superhns
81 30; F.ps, 81 % p 100.
CORN AEAL-Yellow IS c, white, Is p bush.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR--Bolted Sz8SG 80 . 100.
BUTTRR-PreEh roll, Eo@I2 ..
LARD-Fresh T8skRN.
EGGs-FresA, StsS Y ao2.
TALIy0w-Prtrae, terRA,
BBgswAx~TeiiSw, 2&a7a p 4.
wHIsKEY-sia Bowst's, s6 C; 81. Louis stai
20 v cal. '."
cRICEESs-@Eame OIL soy o. 90; Prairie, 81 ,@@9
81 90 q aoa. -.I-.
TURGKYs--I4ivs, 70 tSSE, each,
= ExCHASGR~st. LsEis, }, B&sgsrn,sA p csna,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-09-17

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
IL PHILADELPHIA. ..
A Benevolent Institution, established By Special
End0wusnt for the Relief Of this slcR and Dis
trrEspd afflicted vita Tfsalenk and Epidemic Disc
easps and especially f1s VIE Cure Of Diseases Of
GheSezusl Organs 81. art -. -.ss
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by The Actin8
Surgeon TO an xAe appay by letter wish aeSgEtp-
tidn of their cndi tl9a tase, ScnP ztAaa Aahits OF
fife etc J and In extreme poverty Medicines faEn~
iahea tree OF ehafge. .e
Valuable Reports on SpsFasalarTsEAy and 0taef
Diseases 81 fhs Sexual Organs, and on EEw REMA
xpTRs enpisye ed IA she UispslsarS seat 10 ths at
Agtsd In SeaIsd enyeaepsss tres Ut charge Two %
tAEee Stamps fer postage viii be acceptable. sa
Aayrcss DR. T. sxfLLtN HoUuEToAs Acttns
saxgSsE Ha~aFd AssssriAtaeas No souGh Maatl
strasa Phi a4eanlAl&s Pa sgs. FL.
BY eSdef eg the DIrectars .
/ fai1 Wv RzEA o. HRAgTwBEF,, Prsa. (
GEO, FAInGMIL1, EsGss. 5a s.-
De- al, 1850 =. -....-.. vs.. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-09-17
HATS i

sgERR = CO 5 rATaGT vas Ta1saxaxsE ssA41
ADJUSTING HATS are 40 Constructed as 70 sdmIt
Ii+r ejaculation Of air between ths sweat-teasheT
AZ he Svdy OF the Hat; and Alao, to adjust tissn
t. la. ea cad as soon as The hat 10 pat on, there
sy s---r!aE - the we4reT Of any stIfsnsd hat 81
- ANY and comfort Of tia soft felt hat Bsses
SIC are noe manufacturing AolRsGin aad Cas-
Gzs:s Hats, Of the Spring and Summer styles. for
Esst. slasn's and young gents Dress Hatsr whleh
is7 ii furnlsa to the trade at sSs 90, "a, S%s
E.ss PER dozen; together With a complete as
t:t@leal I black and eoloTed Felt Hats, nanufEc-
s.e a7 themselves, with special rsfeTsa< to arat
-, retail u aas throughout the county. Prices
9, ut HAS, fs0m SfStA 80 per a0ssn. Always
lsti fAs best qualities Of Psgis Soft Hats OF s@s
a-,s: ,tyIVs All orders BIZ NAH viii Feo4Ays
;.zyt attentluu, Terms CASA, iasa per cent
BKRRg y 20, ass Broadway, n T.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-09-17

n Business and Professional msns
-, :. ,seonSnoaaisd with plaza In the BusLxs
=. ,ss,r cards, we sxpess sTsFY satsrpsaAinS es-
man In this city 10 asy szktss In saas ssazaE"
-.,,I,tne il nsAus Of casTylAs 6nss' essAnsss
sv.rv house whien Ia ssrxsaby nsSsp%pss sn-
.,,,ns for customers 10 lsak fSs oah@
~. .vs, b., place Of basiaess.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-09-17
gs THE RUREgC.
cHzsoxsr erfr, Sept. ., 1852.

VA@1~HSsE NNAh A5SPS' = AUVsa
W. T. CAaps9lt, 0eulist, .- ..
Council Blada, Iawas
Dear SiE--.Ik 10 jast two months sincs
yea commenced sressang my wife's eyes,
and | am happy 70 say they are entirely
restored. Eos thrse years previous 10
your trsatnsak, she was unable to see,
snd we bad aispaiFed of their ever being
restored, bat now shs does her own werk
and can thread the finest eamhEic needle,
RI f. FoaEs truly, taa,, ~ s...r
t2mwI 'ar ~ WILLIAM oAss. .
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-09-17

90 A company OF over loo men ar
rived at Camp Dodge on Saturday last,
from Taylor county. This 10 the 9Th
company reported here for the 29sh Reg
imenk.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-09-17
v4ITED STATES CLAIM AGENCY.
AT WASHINGTON CITY D. O. ~.
= poe. '..H
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.


At r. requestof J. D. JENKT1a 4 CO., 10 act
fs-AEruts for the Office established By tAena IN
F.45 agl0H CRY, faE tbs collsetl0a and Fsn&Mtss-
VI. trLAIMB sgaiast the Y s. government with
'yr rsfersucB tu3ha Tram eKSsNy iRcr o. sed sx-
.sG.,arss and nsw skageucaeh lasadsnt TO The ex-
ss-zs var I hHve estanH shed ss go uRc1L BLuFFs
artssL AEeucy tor wssbssa Iowa aDd eorassa,
r,+'s wll receive and attend to ali Applications
t7by auf bsus2ky &C YoMN4sRra fas Psa@Sss&s%
TIN, for sabsfXteFce St8res Or Transportation
i.tsh-1 10 the ggvsrasu emf whscAs esing put in
! g1v i5rla and transmitted 20 washlnztos by me,
he promptly Aha faskhfuHy pfSss<assd ~ TIE
~ Fs' * TfCs a6oSt n3fn ed.
PRS IS hawapE aeuiaxsaa ct aRw description or
E..-t aEAlust the Government, having legal or
~la..e fyuaiaiI9u, and requiring adtsstaaens
-'.',.r ggln their ciziaas baSng Successfully pros
- md their dues promptly FeTaItted TO them
" AZ II psFiT application TO ne
AZ - sapplIe5 with all laws, forms rules and
., Tra as necessary for s0e proper presentation
and also Alphabetical list OF VoIun-
~ - II Ell Ut ali grades Ia TIA n ilftagy &sTvsce,
I"@aFafs AMI CoApgzies, whereby, upon the
-H,'atuE Of any Casualty, or tbs maturity Of any
49, ready acgtas can BE- bad u the requisite Eyk-
~ On behalf u DE claimant or his FeVres snt1-
w. for Ats establishment All charges viii be
= reasonable scale.
'S.s IA second story OF Phoenix Block. head Of
ElaiT8y a Il. PALMER.
g,s--,, Bluffs. Iowa. Dee Is. 1881. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-09-17
NOTICE.

AN oKDgAScE 10 vsnaas and asaatSa parts eff
certain ktFee,a sad StEssta and alleys IN AEs.
.Pszry's Addition 10 the Gig Of Council H'afs.
Sec, i. Re- il artaiaed By the Common @ oaaaiI
Of the city OF oeuncfi B5s That all the streets zsd
alleys In taat portloa Of Mrs Fergys Ass4It.oa T.
ne civ of Council Bluffs siEHatsd oa tnt 81.
tie IVA Of seEtisa No. "a township NO. - y
Of range No II west and also 10 acres Cd the east
aids Of sha Of tas said sw. Of aaIa ssSGsssa
being tw mtg rods in width and one hunaFed AID
an ~ ryyaA in teagtA eontalHAa In ali enc hanaFd
acres vita the sxceptiss Of BEesawsy street whscn
Ia TO be ann fpfiafn paneit hfghwsy, wisaoat any
claim Of $asaagsa t<e&a aAs pfsssha ewasr sk ssaa
real estate his assigns from said cfy o. CouTa
EHHas ssP The and Ti&ht % way Ter Ga1a Afrsss
AZ now located on and thrcuAh said prss1ssS hS A12
che same sire heSehy vacated aaa Abolished 4.3A
Tha ssEests and alleys asrsey Vacated and AeFi-
lshsd, being snoas contained In an thaf poFaoa y
Sala Addition east Of tane one noFia eEa po4a !
$50 feet east treua the southwest corner OF s1td
Aadissom ana tho streets parts q sEresfs hsEay
vacated and abolished being named % tbs kscor q
YHmt or SaAd Addition 30 Br1wnJ AyastsTs fefr5i
FoFsas, Clay, HIgh aeana. WabstsFs Jeisraons sn4
Calhoun streets. IT
see 4. gAsA sha&aty az Goaneai Bauas ksTvsg re
inauAh all claims to the asrsess aud alleys IN tAat
scFtioa Of said AddiG1 described Ia ReGA4un aaa az
This ordinance with the exception of BroN1w ~
&Gsassl and thas asFsftas lt AaA sH W aa1s ~ tn
pFepex ssssascEs IN making saseasEaeA1s a4a4nss
aid ZEAL dsscribeG In setnn one OF tnIs orr
amAscs "a aass unFed ares fer vaaa&taoh and lax
Atsor 10 sasasa said sss Aanf acres 81 Lana itAf
sITae nj a Peryy aud YsSerarvs ID tae Recorder
saca u PasEaS assaaais seanss sawA. ca SAID pFaz
ises said plat being harehy a6silsaeds Ese aaAA
eaty Of Council Bluffs retaining only the ffkhf y
way Tor asosa~ags afEsss - BOW locates sssoasA
Approwed, may ~, issa. Z
". @. CRAWFORD, CIV Rsepraess &. +
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,.-.nn sSrrtxns-I.ANp ON TUE

SorcE TO sxrrtKRs-LASp ON IIzR--
.>,~. he Agency Tor making fsw snsrsss 81 saas
yus. Tor ssstlsEa, en- resssaasas esFEss ~ sssasr
7" ,ds very soea. Nose wishlnz 70 sssaEs
g. ',t nsssssAEy Sos tAsls taEass ssia % ssA 10
~ nsn,.ives Of mis- opportunity, y esltfns On
> ~ n! - :. = sss.s, 6 Lev HAsaas1
sias, Blutfs, Iews, April ID, 1881
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We understand the officers Of the
18th Regiment, stationed hsrs, are ~ fsl-
Iowa: ssza
Colonel, Thomas FL. Benton.
1t. Col, Capt. Nichols, late Iowa Ath.
Major, G. B. Shoemaker.
Surgeon, W, g.. Grimes. rar
Qdasesmasser, W. w. Wiisb04
Adiutant, j. III. Crawford.
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60 The steamer Shreveport, Capt La
Barge, strrea Ut Sioux eisy On Friday
last, from the Upper Missouri, bringing
a number Of passengers fran the Salnoa
River Gold Mines, and about SiQe, 900
in gold dust 10. the hands OF passengers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-09-17

gT The bitterness Of abolitionism to-.
wards President Lincoln, juss now, 10 dis
closed in various ways, one OF whleh i
worth mentioning. III a certain oEioe In
shis uisy, tbs oceapamss wheFaof are ABB
olstionists, haaga poxtraitof the presi-
.dsnt. Il has formerly hung right "a I up.
ii nov bangs head down and b labelled,
A xAArrogs--C hseSs0 ngsss. sbzsiSaA
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wv g,xsxyok ahxve

.s,,d and for sale, che sSllGwtns EsAs@ 81 sseaAS
-. ,rs,ea will be soia very cheap for casa
DoLBs BuRaEoEss
40 BREVTER,
ne above type ia al In seed aon$a aoa' ana
doing very fair ~Oyk. We have, Slssr 9a&L'
49, ., ,scoad hsad JoBBIss MATERIAL waisA
-. \. s5lA low for cash, Specimens Of taa woEx
80; 81 APPLICATION, togssass with iiss Of prsses