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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

We clip the following from late mum
Der Of the Orleans AsaeTicaa, disunion
BLACK Republican paper, published as
Aihaou in the State of New York. The
sditor in effect, advises, the Senate to ex-
srciss dssposic power, and kick a sena-
tor out of the Senate, against whom no
|cxime has been proven. Hear him:
ssBoth the rebel Senators, Polk and
Johnson, from Missouri, have been en-
PEELED from the Senate By q unanimous
vote.
There 10 certainly oas other member of
THAI bedy, Bright, of Indiana, whoshould
be kicked out without much ceremony.
The charge of treason, ID his case, is an
ierstood 'not to be proven' but nobody
doubts that he is al emnissary Of JEFF
Davis"
Here we have another evidence of the
iemoraliEiug influence OF Black Republi-
canism. All thai il necessary to insure a
mans Punishment for crims "not prov !
en-" against him, 10 70 yes tho irreSponsi-
bic rabble to raise hue and cry against
aim. Bright, "should be kicked out with
put much ceremony" although his srea-
son is ''Hot provsn," says this Black Re-
publican advocate Of despotism. Where
would this principle carry US If generally
in2 Would il not subvert
ail law, and give license 70 anarchy and
confusion throughout the land =? The
maxim of our Law is, thai ali shall be
considered innocent until prored guilty /;
bus this Black Republican negro worship
err, would punish man for crime 'saof
proeen" against him. The man who nd.
Toeases such q doctrine is guilty Of treason
would violate the Cossitution|
which he basely and hypoeritically pre-
tends to suppUss--he would haag men on
he were Empower the scenes
Of the French Revolution would be re-en ]
acted ia this eountEy--such mau, though
protesting loyalty, Is . traitor to the
Constitution and laws Of our country.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22
DAEL.Y N@pA EHE..

The arst nnmbSr Of the Daily Nonpavssl
.pubiasasd IN THIS Citys was Laid upon on
table on yesterday. II la . size lxrgel
than the Daily Ne6a askian and contains
The same Telegraphie reports pahlIsAss
i'm that sheet. We have not consRltsei;
shms aaadma Individual Raass ~ ssfi y
Typographical appsAraaes ana sAezsfert
cannot annovnss 70 our esaeFs whsshsl
he would be ashaIaad Of the typography
Ior mos, Aor can We say whether il will
,haas inspection Or nos--we lsave shal
matter for its readers 10 decide for them
selves. II oar oitiEsas desire II to Rsks
lis "maxniag Gala, /" they mast sahsazib.
and pGg for it. n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22
WHY DON'T HE OPEN TIT

Senator GRIMES of this State, COM
|pEasne ID sery bitseEsy che pthsxdaysbecsass
|he could not gain access to the White
House. He said he could not even pro-
|eare his card 60 be taken 20 the Presi.
Dent BY the domestic SERVANTS Of the Whit
|Hoase. ..s ~ n
Why don't the Senator "open" th'
|sVbise House, and walk in? L. he afraid
Dc Old Abss Such a fighting man q,
karixnss,--A man whS shrealened q
Esopsn the Missouri River ought to b
able 10 force the doors Of the Presidentia
saaasioa- Perhaps he shiaks discretion
she better part Of valos, and Intends te
wait until be arrives hcsne At Burlington
before he threatens TO open the Whit.
House. Go IL Grimes you will success
about as we'll i'm opsniag the doors Of ths
|Presideats hoass TO yoarself and aboli.
sfon allies, "a you die In opening u.
Missouri River 70 Jim Lane, snd n.
band Of abolition cas throats.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

60
RkDccfNG s1ArRs 10 rKn3Ty4REHkI
To my aeshiag about the ansonssiE
tisnaliy Of the proposition u SENATOR
H4&asy, 10 sdase ssvsEra States - d
sondisioa, We had sappSssd
that the country had had saaRcisns en-
psrieace In tina goTsEasasas Of the terri
tories, not to desire 70 increase thsiS|
nnmaes. Ras ID aasms that sAs Rapah-
aican leaders nsvex win become wise from|
sxparisase. Thss cessna TO have forgot
ten THAI the greatest tgoahle shas the
|natioa has bad se asal whisAs ssse the
present Rsbellioa, ia the management Of
|hsr internal affairs, has been the govern
usas nE tba uerrieogiss AID ahsir aGhais-
|sion into the Union as States. Two on
three times since the adoption Of tbs
Constitution and the formation of the
Union, the zaoxHumens Assthesl Ou the
point Of being ovarshrown and The Union
dissolved, BY the agitation produced In
The soFsasisn as ssExjsHsai governments,
or afterwards In the admission Ut them
~ new States into the Union.
Notwithstanding these facts are patent
. all, we notice that senator Harlaa's
VI ssaaslpg sssasa ssass g . ssrzstc-
n condition, il received by ahs ultra
Republians with much faYor. We bad
sappossd, that after years Of open rebel
Zion On the part Of Senators GaTsKs and
HARLAs, Aaainsa sAs - Kaasas iaaquity''
rs they called the organisation Of that
Territory, and the speeches, almost be-
|yond computation, made BY them, against
whae sbsy oAlied, ssshe syranay Of Wash
|.ngton appointments" that MIR. HARLAs
would have hsen the last one to havs
proposed such . measure. But We sup
pose be did 50, in order TO prove his con-
|sissency and the consistency Of the Re
publican party, who gsnssaiIy denounce
ont of once, that which they invariably
practice when IN once,
During the troubles in Kansas, ii re-
|quired nearly the whole army, aided by
|Gov. Grimes rs = @<Rivsr opener" to
keep the peace in that Territory, which
contained but few thousand people, and
we would like to know VI hat kind Of an
army they expect to keep in the dsld, to
maintain the peace in ten Or twelve States
after they have been reduced to terri
|torial conditions
Nothing less Than standing army of
|aOO, 900 men, aided BY at least $4,000
s'RiVer Openers" would be able to keep
the peace and maintain shs territorial Y
government, over the people Of these new
Territories or sahjugased States. Does
any sane man believe that the people are
willing 20 be taxed for the maintenance
and support of such an arrny2 The thing
is too absurd to require further notice,
yet it is not more alb surd, than many 9th
or propositions made by the HARLASs,
GRIMES, LANES, koysJogs, SEANKzs and
Wilson's in Congress
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

The Chicago Tribune Of yesterday fosszlsls re-
Eaoyea Major General MocIs4lzn tsem ats 1estsisu
~ geasFai-in-ehiss Of sAs ssdsxai aszzs, saa -.
pointed Aajer Geasgal HailscE In his psses.
In q few days il viii, We sxpses, Gssoa . ssnsss
ardes ss have tbs &rns sad aasSsaws&a u "a
white ssaiszs In aAs sss asaas ~ % 10 shs asgrA
spzeiuaias Fssd. Doasisss - seumandsr-la-cAisf
rails aceaHapiished it win, We prssaas. tssas 40.
either order. ramoviRs RrsAiasat Llaceaa ard hi,
eshAasas ama xspoinsAag AAs awaxsAy axsezns4esi
pc Aaas, scioaqas, 81 esezasnf, wftA sss A'saspaa
.ihle ,ssissrsn 81 sas 'sEEiAaAs saasasg.' - Nj
sxxma e0saeai- ~a ISL ss5s Z
waen saaaas raass be ashs to sa1s oas. 10 In
Kxsst kAiDs to - sspaaas 10 sa&s Asa apd a. shsI
oneself t7-Casesso JoxTasl. b. -sss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22
4 FAILURE.

We zee by reports from the South, that
"a loaded vessel ran the blockade into
Charleston harbor, since the old whale
ships were sunk in the channel, Wehaye
no dazht bat this circumstances wiil De the
'maans Of creating market for more whale
ships and Yankee ssdornicks." Coal oil
has drsed upths whaling business, and the
patriotic (F) Yankees, no doubt, will make
another good spessalatioH in selling al al
good reand prices their old whaling ships,
loaded with ''nigger- heads," Of which
New Eagland has enough to blockade all
the haroors of the world.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

We are under many ebligssloas 10 Hen.
ELas1a BkBBrT, for copy OF The Con-
gressional Directory, for the present ssa-
sion % Ooagssss. d IL vsluAbas - !
work Tor fasare rsfsEsnoss and oeutgf
4 map Of the country Ii the vioinll
sTashfngson. We ass also lnaebt1 o
[hiH for aeOpy q the CongrsssiaaL Gle
and other imporssak dosdnsps-
We are alse under pHay Oh - =
Hos = ~ KsaIzszs u the State senssa|
for suadsy psblss nosuassasAaA pspssu
tseeak yoa gsmtlsnsn. % o ssaius
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

FuoRRurTESN IN THE GOVERNMENT.
The N. I. Tribune expresses the opin-
ion thsE within tins last ten months ths
Union has been robbed of an hundred mil:
lion of dollars by corruption In the pub
| lie service.
This is far more than the Government
! lost by fraud and peculatiou under tbs
Democratic rule FROM the beginning Of
the Government down to the period When
il passed into other hands. We guess thai
those people who were never tired Of be-
rating Democratic extraVagancs would
rather h&ve it, one hundred times aggra-
|satsd, Than Republican rstrenoament and
reform!
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

@
- a nxsr. vsss
-, y said The ingsnioss ~. Ska
- u . csrsAln ossasipa, 10 his lmpor-
en6ese6 Ahsks - fea4 inAy pA-I
= and w&6kS 0iA 90 es pEopess s's
sp6ms, = says tls. Chase 10 oongrsssI
md the ooaasry, sshsss ase bank-note 90
erAysrs. pspar makaxs and pasisns pubiin;I
|yshaa do yoa prspasafas
/ eonxrsss IL very gysssoas. 10 appeaEsI
be propose for the immediate asesssisiss|
|os Government the issueog osrssss nan-|
|bsr OF pisuss oil neatly saxxasssa pspss, so|
be called monsy, 10 aii aaaouzsing W shs|
|pssassns sum Of hundred miliioa doll
liars. They win MOI be absolute promises|
ko pay, becausa ahsy viii not promise vi
|g~y, but they may be soavsTssd late sbs|
|Govsrnmsass prozises b pay At . givanl
|time, which promises bear ak Per cent.
6ntsrsgs. EslaziyeIy, therefore, they are
|promises V pay. These relative psoa-
|ises 10 pay are TO be legal tender for
(ali kinda OF dsbts, pnblls and psivass, aad
iass ~ much monsy, for all paspesss ID
the unioa, 10 geld and salvsr.
The scheme Iooks Remarkably aassn
paper. All you have to DO WITH these
prsasasss to pay =, 70 aaaa them, and ne
doyernnsnt has hundred millions OF
dollars II TIE mere cost OF the printing.
A sas Jew crimp said when he shipped
sa unhappy laadsman - nddlsr to =
|whaier, "ail yon have to do u 20 sat
down, and the vind'n blow yer along"
Pay Gus ycur oilia, 'aays Dir. chAse, aEls--%
|tas paasas pahals WALL "asaf, sasna.---
And his friends tell him, a. me friends of
William Ill, whs began The national debt
|of England, told him-''Borrow what
|you can; aost what Jon can the more
| oa aoat, the more friends goa maka, and
the more dependents you make; interest
is stronger Tia than principle; borrow
and Aoos Away
We should not be surprised if Mr..
Chase and Congress found very speedily
THAT these issues are not buoyant. Prac-l
ideally the whole paper currency Of the
country is at shis momsat al from fonE|
Ito Eve per csnt. discount against the
standard Of tia exchange Of the world, ]
gold. The reason il that promises 30,
pay are plsntifal, and compared with
|shsm gold Ia scarce. People do not want
geld any moss now than they ever did, j
but they require to know they can realize
lis as their need. II they know they can
mes rsaiiae il from paper, they viii not
exchanges for paper THAR property or their'
goods nj the saae rate - If il were 20
rsaiixabls. Consequently the dollar Of
Government papar viii soon be found
mot TO bug "a much as il used to. Then,
people will excAaim: Chow dear every
thing gess I" Spectators who lay in.
stock before tbs rise will make fortunes ]
poor people will ssxaEer. The soldier VINO
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

Iaoh CxMEaT.-fo prspaFa iEsn eesasnt tos
saApplas leaks taks ssxxssa paris 81 saaAa wxsusA
lrsa tiliags. sasss pas3a pousassa azl-szasasaaa4
|swo sarss aowsr Of sassasr, mis IN III ven 70.
Egsshe<, sAa Hsasssvs tAs eaapoan6 10 q saespssss
fvssss2 aaa u azg ptaeesks wMMEs& soT aza- zhsz
sxks psxt - IN aaxsurs ard sdd 10 II twssvs
paris II sisaa ssaa aiiaGs as4 Hsx sats asw ssza-
pound with - znach wassE wsli bslag IL 20 sas
renslsts@ew 81 passs, saxaas pssvionsay aaasd 4,
Isas 70 ks@sa fssE aFsps - saspassae saia
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22
REsFAuRAxT AND BuL.lARDs.--Tht

RESTAURANT AND BuLIARDs.--The old
ISt. Charles, on middle Broadway, ha,
lately bean re-Gtted and renovated and
opened in new style, By Messrs. DRARER
and CowAx, experienced and skilfal ca
tsrsgs for the public entertainments, end
is nos, with iks connections billaxa hall,
Superior tables and Gxtureras one Of the
pleasantsss retreats Ia the West. Measrs.
DRAPRa and OowAx are late from the
East, whsre their experience in that lins
has qualified them for keeping gsnteel
fret elias billiard saloon and restaurant.
We ssspeak what We do know, p whea We
say THAI their skill In serving ap table
luxuriss Is unsurpassed East or West
for IL Ii bat last eveniag that we partook,
at the St. Charles, Of Eepast &c sEto ssi
before King" consisting Of delicious
fresh Oysters and other good things, ses
numerous to mention. Lovers Of amusea
ment and good cheer win miss ''a good
thing II shey neglect 10 eall as the
ST. Charles. Go and see for ysurveivss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

To DgrRcT ExrEoazvK Coal OsGs--
|Saany disasters being already ocsasioasd
|frora use Of explosive coal oil, shs fol-
Rowia Feceips COS asssFtaiaing whesAar er
|nos shs article 10 explosive aaAy ass b
|oat q place: Pour ANAL quantity
Fiaso . saucer, and bring ligAss<i asassh
|slQwly down to Ii. II explosive, tho oil
|will base and aash ap slmosa like pow
|dsr 1 not explosive, u WI sss burn a
All The Iatsar only 10 safe fss ass.s :.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

srAxx AanseUxxnmxx 1ee<8xx Sc
The airsasoss af M lASs Ssass sAgrf-
Ioalsusal soaissy n ,sAsis asnaaAa messing
,sslar, =. lfirss sssss ~
i llsa. -. d ..s.v, i
Ven Buren, Conasy, 3
Eses Frsssdsss-.os. Gso. sraAarx Of
|Baslsr County.
Ssesssary, Il. EAaLAez, Of Alas.
Ecssias ooanty.
7Seassrsr-MARk MzslxK, Of Polk CO.
Dsrse5ors for aspo ssass-Dr. i, 81
EBsoaks, as peik CO., .. Smish, Of Soosi
|Co., Nh. Eddy, Of Iaeksan Co, Nh. ",
ERobinaon, Of Dss MONIES Co, and Olivsl
|Alills, oS Csss Co. ,, !
The following named directors bold
|Nw mil aexs gsas -EsssP Nsgss -
|Alf. CallzalI al Maxioa Co. Rshsxt See
|vsss, 81 AIahAAkA Co., and Peer Melsna,
|of Chickeaaw Co.
The State Fair viii be held ii Dubuque
Inpmmeasing On the 30aA dag af sepsem'
Eber, and continuing four days. The dis
tanas fran sAis oosasy 10 the saata Rai
wilt bsso great thai bat fsw, u any o
our citizsns win attend, and thls fast
Ought 70 stimulate the officers Of GU
Couaty Agricultural Society, to naks sx
ssaordihaEy sxertions 10 get up a egsdisa.
bic County Fair.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

A Logs az a SaAwL.--~At sas lasa lssss
|As the White House Mrs Lineoln were I
9aee shawl, presented To her IN 4. q.
ssNask Il kes yasks vhiala esl = ~
So i 10, MFs. Liasoia wears Ns,6e0
shawia, willis our peer Misses srs siFis
thsis last e. 10 aid shs pear solaieFs--
We Esaai - za<sss Aaoss ~s -
no I'D sars- nd Sssiss II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22
Hon. j, II. LovE
f0ars, most sguly, f
W II Y GTfHI EY
u. S, Atty. Dit, of 10,

U. S. Atty, Dist. of Iowa.
The above was received BY me after all
|she arrangements to 60 to Des Moines
were made. AS matter Of course, did
mot 60 to Des Moines, TO try an indict-
|ment discharged By the Attorney far the
|Goverumans.
g. M. LOVE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

TIE ssPourrxa WRgrcHEs. p Wendell
Phillips, Horace Greeley, William Curtis
Hoyes, Edgar Kstohusn, Wiiliazn 9oodall,
Oliver. Iohnssa, George B. Oheever,
IWilliAan Lloyd Garrison, and their color-
I'D associates, who are taking advantage
|of the present disturbed state Of pablia
affairs to urge thsiE fayoEiss sshezne 81
abolition, sre tia most bitter enemies Of
the Union with which she nation has III
psssons 70 eOntesd, and ought 70 be sent
if not 10 Fort Lafayesse--ss least 70 Gov
ENTRY 81
80 says the New FeEk Leader, . Union
paper.
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wHY TIE q. 3. nEsTmICT coURT WAS
M@T HELD
KBoKux, Jan. Ii, 1862.

kgoKUK, Jan. IL, 1862.
Ed. Gate City I'm your paper Of this
morning, fhd the following;
HILL rue rRAIToA.--Hlll, the CLERK Of
Harrison county, was held for trial on q
charge Of treason before the United States
|DiStxiet Court al Des Moines. The judge
falling Ge appear, Hill was arrested on a
writ from Secretary Seward, which as
|signed him quarters at Fl. Warren.
The above would produce the impres-
sion that Hill was not tried By reason OF
the Judge failing to appear, &c. The
Following letter from the District Attor-
|torney, will explain why IL was that Judge
failed to appear
WAsarSoTox GTTY,
Dec. n, 1861.
Hoa- j, II. LovE: &
Dear Sir /: After full and FREQ con-
|sultation with the Attorney General of
|she United States, and On q careful exam
|ination Of the case, | have decided to ca
ter Rolis PToseqUi in the ease Of the
United States o. VIM. Nj. Hill indicted
flor treason at the November Terra, at
|Des Moines. When conversing with you
|in regard TO the ease anderstood you that
should decide upon such course, it
would be unnecessary for me to attend ae
|Des Mcines on the 7th day Of January, the
day Hxed fog TIA trial. | Aops naoss sin
[cerely that II will not be necessary for you
Ito make the trip to Des Moines. | have
notified the Marshal.
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nrxu AnN.

assA ssss&s - x2B - - 6Hs&5#
, p.s y W sss d sAs .ss.ss ~ $500 "a
isssss 4 N pssss. o. = ysass, Z
re King al Essrer hss saaassd M
asmssy sarsla II co szaesaasas hEinEinas|
aessalasi0n and aaspsakahla griA ~
ahs frs-ssas lately ssssarfnl end hAppJ e
sks kehs diaassa b kinds amiAhiss 1t
gsesienase and bsioved wife and mother.
Exyosars and privasions endured Ia sax-
isus eass for her sisk cAildrea, had
bssaxha On an attack Of Ir.aainzassory
Rksamssism, and while suffering with this,
sympsoms 81 DipsAsria wsrs strongly
manifested, followed by 0engsssive 0Aiiasll
. eamhinakian al disease Which few con
situations souid bear ap Againsts and nm
der which MRs. CARrxsrxx gradually ssz'a
unssl death oasas to her Esaisf. Thsagt
hsg saaaziaga had bean terrible for sessf'
nj anss, hsg Last moments we're - cain
aad sesene ~ II sinking 70 peaesfal slaaa'
sbw, blessed wish happy sssssas and bsa.
siss visions. These who snsoahsd be-
dying pillow, Ooald not but be rsrnindst
Of tia words Of the psalmist;
GA aassA, waaxs Is kAy staas5 ts
o. gxass, whszs b shy siesaF5,
But words are pswszlesss % bind "
the bleeding and es~sAsA AeaFs, whieh, IL
aaguiah Of It's bereAvsa@snt, can oniy 1oaS
Sag eonsolatioa 70 the promises troa
source far above the powers OF eAssh on
che kea Of man. Ii can truly be said thai
ssOms loss rs her gain :"
Ths fanaeal segvisaa were performed ny
Rsx. Ar. Tom, Of the Methodist Episeo-
psl Church, ID the residence Of Ar. O.,
% Sabbath morning, the 10Th inss',
whence her remains were attended sy
sOrrowing ssiesas and aesghbors 70 their
last sAzshsy resting plaza. 3 SASS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22
Our drrmmsr boz fram Teanassas,
BeAtiHg tor help the TevslLie. :
/ waa abous Ia desert nv no.t 10 :

Il was about 10 desert my post 10 20 Il
|his assistance when discovered the OH
|Ceg Of the guard approaching With twe
|men. We all listened to the sound, aad
were all satisfied that Ii was Eddie's drum
II asked permission to 20 - hss assistance
| TIE ofieer hssitAtsd, sayiag shag tha Or.
hars were 10 march in swnnkY minusess
promised 10 be back LIN shas kirne whan,
|ha consented Iimmeaiately started dswr
bis blu through The tkaak usdssgrswsA,
aud upon reaehiag she ssllsy, / Ioilewsd
|shs sound OF tbs drams sad seen found
|saated upon the groamd I'll b&sk lasnine
|aaainss SAs trunk IF 1saIea krse. whiis
|hia drum hung upon j husA Ii ksoas 81
|hixa, reaching nsarly - she xrapad. A
boon % he diso0vsvsd ms, hs dreppsd his
drum sticks and exclaimed, ooh Corporal
Il am 10 glad % see youi Give me q
drink, - reaching oas his hard for my, can
been which wsa empty. ] Immediately
burned to hriag him soma wasaT from The
|bsuok that coald hear rippling through
kha bushss near byy wheas thiakiag shasi
|was shout 10 lssvs hin, ne eemm eucesi
|arying, saying ssDon,s lsass me, oosp0-
(rsls 1 can't walk.u | was saon back wiah
kha water, when I Discovered that both Of
|hss feet bad haen shos Awsy By caanon
bali, After sasisfying his thirst, he look
I'D Up into my face and saSd, ssYou don's
khink will die, aorpossa, do ycaf Tkis
|usn said woald not, he said the surgeon
|es,ald cure my fees.s now Discovered
L man lying In sha grass nsar him dead.
|Bg his dress recognized bin - bslangins
ID the enemy, II appeared thas be bad
been ahos shruagh he bowels, And bad
fallen near where Eddy lay. Kaowia1
khat be could not live, and seeing the Goa
|aition al tbs boy, he had agawlei 10 him,
hook OH bis huokskim saspeudars, md
corded tAa Ifssis fsIiowss 1sgz below shs
knee, and then lar dawn end died. Will
Ae vas tsiilnx me desc payzipnl&xa Il hs6xd
kAa tramp of sAxslFy eamiag down the ~
nine, and In saemsps b acout of the en-
|eny WA uFpa u. snd | ms takeA prieen-
III. rsuacsesa tAa o1foeF % ssks E1ds
hp In front Of him and be- ibid - aarxYine
|him with Gks&k ksnaesnsa I'D sssn.--
when wu reached the c4mp ii lhe srerax
khe little fellow HAs dasa. III il. iaos
hboas swo wssae sinos maas nv esoaps
from AeCalioshss sfasp.
:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

- 1 yosHg laayia pasis iassly sook :
asslikess hsr boarding sahoal, ~ sss1iaeI
None Il sssssioa. rskassdt - rssarn, H
parents PLACED her aazisx sariss ssxvsll-
laase, . they feared she msasa - sssa-
|nis suisias, but shs msasgsa % - ! -
sslssoss, szA - sw ssaas1ds1 = S<i5t
~ taseaa ~ - NJ oel,s 4 sp -
y ds1p4ifsa ~ y - ssss n aassn
-. sss4 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

60" See the Gard Of DR.. SaKLLxv In
so-daya paper. TIE DR.. Is "a old &C
to many Of our eitimsns, who,
no doubt, win be much gratifsd to lserr
that he has permanently located in thi'
City.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

e Hon. W. w. WHsos, will accepl
|our tkaaks fer a regular file Of the De-
|aaoinss Daily Tfsses; also for cameron,
other favurs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

HALF SHxxT.--Our patrons must excuse
us for oar shoFs o0Haings this week
Sickness and other circumstances beyond
cur control has obliged ~ to issue . hal
sheet; but If no preventing proTidenet
takes place, we will make full azends IN
the f11Are. n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

Ths Ban gaEtnE0 yiaaghsa Aas s8&s 3a
EFoaa Afrie'E coast 10 wsssssn wassas,
Ard there upon she onssn's ahip xrssss,
sha found and teok tbs ssasal ssszs9ss.
Rs force Of Tankes gums veil ssssssdl
Bat when shs news Faa@aaaza 1yss&laa Ahax#
II set the BEisisa all . fuuazas,
fhey hurried 10 "a sAaaE aAsass Eoekv~
And Tsnkee men were wAg asssaaas.
when s'honeat Ass'' ana aassra aqaaza@a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

The night after the fght as Wilson's
Greek, where Lyon fell, was detailed for
guard duty. The hours passed slowly
away, when at length the morning lighs
began TO strsak along the eastern sky
making surrounding objects more plainly
Fvisible. Presently heard a,afam beat
lap tbs morning call. AT irst thought
|is came from the eanp oil The eaeny across
|ths creek; bat rs | listened | found that
be came from the deep ravins; for fsw
minutes it was silent, and then as IL be-
fcAsae more Light ! heard il again. list.
|euei-the sound of the drum was familiar
10 me--and knew it was