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1897 THE Uses
PennEylvania Central Railroad,
I'll

AVkbsy ANou1d SSubIbA hallI Odu.
with its connectonr)
IL a FIRST CLASS ROUTE
70 ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT.
STONE BALLAsTED AND
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED gHROVsa
FROM BALTIMORE! ~.
YHRIf pAIIy TRAM. FROM
PHILADELPHIA 10 PITTsBUR6Hl
Two Of them making
sIetI coNNtcsIoNs AT EAHRIssyIs
with trans on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORk
TO al points in The
WHIST. NokfH-wfsf AND SoSTH wEsT.
~Ssr ThrssIh Tickets. ss,Iy =. the onss .,
Any. Calvert ststioI. EsItinO.s. 0~
SylsnIid Sleeping Car, on all NsgAt Tram,
SSs0Ssng Saloon Cars on Ell Trss.s.
PROM WASHINGTON.
PsssSnfers vi ,als the q "a and n: trsins
%fs ssr wen q =
ylth the trains on the Pennsyvanis CentrS
kallroed tor al parta Of the west
FREIGHYS.
BY 1Ais route nels hts Of 81 cescriyhops can b
IoIyerded 70 and nom any point on the Railroads
81 Ohio, ksntnoly, indbans, Illinois, Wisconsin,
The Pennsy wanna Central Railroad slss connects
q PittsbuTr With Steamers, By yhIoh Goods can
% forvarded 20 any port on the Ohio, Mukkin
AentuokX, TENNESSEE, Cumberland, Illinois, Mas
IssiIBi. Wisconsin. Missouri. Kansas. ArEarsss,
and Red X lvers; and at Cleveland, Sandusky and
ChicaEo with steamers 20 al Northwestern Iafel
Merohrlu and shippers entrustinE the tran sDOr-
taton Of thelr Freight toxhls COMPANY, can rev
VIZ sontcsnSs on its sseedL h.nat
ihE kAfES OF FhEISHT % and from any
POINT IN Tie West, By the PennsylSanIs Centtl
kAllroed, so ~ al ftssss ~ Jeso-aAls a. ass
sAarlsq ~ sthr Rstlroad Ccsspaaiss.
MAskGw KooNs, Freight Agents,
No, so North street, BalumoFe,
ENOQH LEWIS. ssnT 81 permit, Altoona, Pa.
l. 4. AHHHpSL SenI Ticket AZ z, PhilsdeIPkis.
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BALGH FOR FIREMES.-A movement IL on
loot We understand, among the hTemen OF this
"ity asking the Councils to pass a resolution re-
curling all nreInen to wear badge Of dpSigna-
u"n- by th!s course order will be best preserved ,
and operations al fires will be conducted with
more system, and members will control entirely
tLelr respective hre apparatus. Parties not con-
hecied with the department are generally those
VINO cause Disturbances at fires and commit de-
prsdations. IL is also opposed that the hook and
Ladder companies shall stretch ropes 1T sufficient
distance from the fires 10 enclose any goods which
may be removed, and thereby ensure a safe pro-
tecnon oy preventing any but those Immediately
Interested from getting near them
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NOTICE.



"ADAMS' EXPRESS OOmRANY.n
cs%R-0y p, OBsr; e the y9Sl,s yns. s.Ilss
81, o On SsTn Of The United sstss. "'As'' "a
Expresses 20 and from the North and West A
part from and arrive In Wsshibfton tVlce dsiiy
,.t a ,Ef1krs:sss are In charge d spsrSsassl ~
ut1 osF sss. ss,s .l' ssa'' easa At ~s
An Goods for the o-oAllsd sosnfsdsrsts snsesp
ma an Articles "cssrabasd q Wsr6 vii b
..6sr Espres.ss ls.v. New Y.rs ., l., s,d,p
arriving IN Washington a A. h. and a.
,EIlresses leave PhilsdslElia ., ~ A. N. an.
H No. arriving in Waskihs ton q 40 y. ri, ~
KxlTeesss leave Bsltiusfs a 80 A. n ana ,p
TrVins In Wsshinston st A. u. asd a.
& en-: ~ ss; Is II y s:, '.'.
spSoid Contracts for large susntin3 on 49,,
e, All Ps $3.50 %sSs 81 e sSl icst,9h t tkls 0aes
: suvt Adi6yT " PAns0Ne.
waahinEtsn. Ins :st =. lei. As'sAs oe@pSs
Ufd5kA kSaHEAAIR DYE .To coLQa BLACK
poxec lot one dollay. Cray, red or fsSsn hair 49,
fes 800 sna e sx :iSS :s;s
ER Rs SFE g 81:
81 s. 4 ;isI.; 81 4; s: %
Cook 81 oe. b bss Il 1A'ssAndris' 8! aENEv
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BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE a OHIO RAILROAD.
III
CHAN OF H0URs.
On Ann AyTrH Wxpsxsplr, Arm q, ls0a,
rEl fAssrnsxl slATSs BTrwElH
WARRINGTON, BALTIMoRE, AND
ft,f THE WEST
rg. Wnl run ss follovs:
kssis.sts. Ds.Is s s. q sr a! ss.s
sac 50 cd fWs % Sssdass.
For PHII.ADELPHIA and NEW YORK.
Lave Warrington &C O m.' 7.sss m . II Q. m. ana
For AnNAPoLIs--Ls.vs Washington at 10
f z ri FjflEBsRicK-Lssv. washington at : q
Q. m. and 3 9 o M. -
And for HsSs. Al f.l rSl .f;s.ss and Win
: chester, leave Warrington sts!<ss. m.
=. TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
m; Baltimore $50 .. N. Arrive At wksAins ton a.
Leave New yorf stsp M Philsdsphi. 10 SOD.
N baltimore 50 d m. Arrive At washingion
% SsisimOre 10 q. N. Ernvs q WssiiHSiCI
!, t z Aessnne q Trans leave s.ltimor.
On sasass. Il 80 and . |. N. opl, from B.t
more. No Annapolis or Frederick connections
Passenger Trains LEAVING wsshinfton 90 7tOa
s.is ssS soansSsss. s ma on.
~ -, tfs JSnSt.on The 14eA m oonneets az seIsy
u! .a.tHfs %hsshRRs Pss aH
Liam: cave anh.soll. for Baltimore and wash
ss.sss.l f.sir: Is.yiSs %..A.ns.on 1t eos,
Jszeftos.
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r.. HuIICE 70 TRAVELLERS.

t. NOTICE. 10 TRAVELLERS.
fossnaster eelersl hkvinf ordered tks
1Ah eervloe between Washinfton,
bsM%csrs; md Old Point tPortrsss &6AxS
t9s 10th instant, the Bay Line Of etesmers
sa1l from H. SSsqm mere yERY DAY leIespf sVn
sSi4St p M, or immedia.siy xftsr tue srrivsI al
We Wsehlngto. Train. which leaves NSShin,tss
m0a N. MALLS. Prss't
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{ ovsHs. COILS, FpAEsENEss. as.
oonPovNp yfXtf II eun lk.s,a

hls llssssnt isnd .Iolsiar copTh Remedy has
lsfsons have Sses me knlsr With ~ eI1 1s %
ttsS, - s:s :0a y 'sss sS.ssis
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsFs- Bsfoy, J.,,i.,
ark -ThOmas Bush, (col y hsoknian, refusing
passenger fined sl0.9i; and for profanity and
dlsoTderly conduct, do. s5.9I. Philip Grant
pr lane and disarderly; do. IS 81. Eliza lewis.
(eol. do; do, s. q. Mary w ashington, (col
disorderiy do SsS4. Agatha Winder, Eli
Whittier, and Henry Brown, do; dismissed
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4 9Th New York Vol. 80, S
96th do do. !
I01st do do. ..35
ID NewYork Artillery a
I'D do Cavalry. 4
ith do do,,.. 3
nth Penn. Volunteers. S
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At General Hospital, (EekixgtOn,) Wa,Aing.on.
April IS.
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W Washington papers please copy and send
eilis to the War Department an, aO-at
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FEMA LES PBMALES- FEMALES,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In nday Affections peculiar TO Fsmalss,
the Extract Buchu 10 une sualed by any otber
remedy, as IN Chl0TIs or Retention, IrregularIty,
Palnfalness or Suppression of Customary Evacp-
etiOns, liberated or Sonrh0us state Of the pterur
Leueorih1e or Whites, Storility, and for all
COMPLAINTS incident TO the sex whether arising
from lndisoreti0n, Habits Of DisHpsnon, or In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
sRR sYMPToMs ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOU7 1T
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13


CO The officers and men Of tha array
who are now pesriiling their lises in the
service Of their country, are very indig-
nan& towards the Northern Abolition krai-
tors, who like Chandler, Hsrlan, Wade,
&c, ara doing everything spaaible to pro-
loag ths war and hopaasssly silsids sas
country iEt0 hosaiIe nations. a lester
from an oiheer Of the Army Of TIE Poae-
mac, says ef the dranken Chandlsr -
'ssenasor Chandlsr's spseeh has bsaa re-
esivea In the army with no usmass dss-
gust, and ! venture 70 say hfs neck weald
be piDched shoaid he appear wiihaa reach
Il any mAR og the axmy ii The Pesassae.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

EB W. Ii. kinsman, in his abolition
has&ngue in Court House Square last
Monday night, said thai be had been >
witness TO the ACT Of barrslliag up wound.
ed Union soldiers and rolling them inso
The river and other similar. oukrages.-
Such stories are foolish, ana would be
misohievons if told upon any kind Of re-
apeetahIe Authority but il good and in
telligent citizens had not known them 10
be lies before, they wan: no better eYi-
dence than the declaration of klnsman-
who ney cr knowingly told the truth in bis
life-thss ''he had &etzs thsf#." GEeas
God, what lie kinsman Is too Well
known In Iowa at least 10 western Iowa
10 entisle any declarations of his to even
deoeuE respect State Journal. Z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

Iowa Is WIDE AWAKE From the best
information IN our possession, it is Ger
tain, we think, that If the recruits already
obtained were al the Rendezvous, tEo
Westsrn Regiu4ent wuIid be found to b.
complete.
Can't We raise three Regiments instead
OF one lu the 5th and 9th Congressional
Dlstrlots 2-A ears be dous.--fhegister.
Such are anloubtedIyEhs facts. While
Governor kirkYood ls a. Washington,
dcfamlng the people Of the Stale, By rep
resenting that enIistments are being dis
couraged by large mass of the people,
asking power to draft, and making sick
y, silly, &hiniag spesehes, at Chicago
tne peopie are eulisting with rapldlty
aud enthusiasm, anknuwn before in the
history Uf the War 1'ac Gpvernor should
have "a Guardian appointed, and not TO be
allowed TO Leave the Ssate----Dss Moiaaes
Times, 9th inst. , ......-..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

BfS Ii all who are seeking to serve the
country "a tax collectors would aerre it
~ soldiers, the reqaiaition for $4,000
rat tfwould be alied NJ ofce. Haseksss.
II is only as tax collectors and in 9TH
er equally profitable positions that the
paTtisana Of which the Ha9keys Ia .
mouth piece, are willing to shew their
patriotism.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13
NToTteE 10 LAND HoLpRnsi
/ SOLOMON,
NOTARY PUBLIC d c0NvEYANcsa

+ 91kNWOoDs HCEA.
Has made suil e0fnpiete and perfect Abstract Of
T'iles 70 Al sae L&Sds in Willis county. Towa. Ia
aaainE aAe oEisiaal ssica By tss EEsraruasut, sna
al subsequent esnyeyaaceH, Mortgages, neeas af
Trust, on other lnrumhrauce
Aisa, Fuif and eompiet4 Abstract Oh Titga La III
thereSo~~ard Aisn to psrihc city. Ia ala rarnT~
- As ais@ gaves psesapa aakaatiSa to eae psy..
nent 81 Taxes, exAmiaatien Of Titles and ali othsy
"aS1 ~ 80 perss ining ts G$nevaa Lsnd Agency
5aaasryv 1854 & =,
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Des Moines, Iowa, July Is, 1861.

CO A Brooklyn paper says lady pur-
chased an article in E'ultoa ssrees, the
othAF day, when sac reoeised the follow
ing as change for one doliaz bill fexry
ticket shinplasEes, eouaserfeit penny, ear
ticket, milk ticket, butchers ! d u gro
oeFy's | D ., bread ticket, 3 ssns possags
stamp, cent postage asamp and &a ice
cream ticket. u ats.s.ls a
Is this she entertainment TO which Re-
publicans were invited when Ehey rosed
for Abe Lincoln in 1860 2 .. n.y.. --
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OFFICER Q PUSEY, -
BANKERS,
Tax Paying 4 celssOtiHs Assats,
COUNCIL BLUEFs, IOWA;
M ATTAIN P. DODGE,
BANKER
TAG PATTFG AND COLLECTING AoRHr

- FA4 lHG AND COLLECTING AGENT,
COUNCIL BLrFFs. IOWA.
rAr Eeahrai Banking, oeIlsetts tsu ana Land Busl-
neAs iEshsast e*i in all ikx srzrgaes.
Taxes Pah tg westeEa Iowa Ataa earaska On Ia
most tIbeTafternB
REFERENCES:
PaTk Bank, RsW YsFk CITY
State Saving Association ST. Tout.
A&asseanEetts E&ak. Bastsn Mars
Nashiat9n Rznk, do . "a
Henry fsrEanl, CAisaso, IN, a..
Hon foea A. kAsson, wsshingtoa, D. q
BzilE Of Eysaease, Syracuse n r.
u. Frsoe, PEssident State Bamk Of lava.
MeasFs< Crow, Recreery O.. st. Louis,
aaH g Baiawfn, JuGtss Suprxfns Cas1Ft eg Yezss.
Hoh, Z; ssHas Secretary Of State, Igga.
al - 4@A@t rtsf@ NJ fvA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

- On Saturday, 81 the argentEequest
Of the Governor Of Iowa, in order to reach
evil disposed traitors who are diseoura-
glag enlistmenta, he wGs authorized by
the Secretary of War to make q draft
whansyer and wherever he should think
proper Telegraph. ....
Gov. Kirkwood, then, is to be judge Of
who are and who are not traitors. Cloth
ed With powers more absolute than those
accorded 30 ths Gzar of Russia, be COB
bles up men whenever aud wherever ha
sees fit. Wo, now, to NIL you unsoand and
disiugal eusses. Sam Is on your track,
and s1oT the world will know tciso are the
traitors in Iowa, aud in what partigaIar
locality they ara located Dav. Dsaa. L
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lNEEKL X aBLJGIlE..
aa.- ~--z---Tszrs-rs .
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ID, 1859.
80 - ##4s#e&
STATE OF IOWA. ,
ADIETANT UEnKRAL UFFICE,
INrrs-rnN. InIu 10 1890

| CLINTON, July 10, 1862
| Sempaasnss and Statements have been
made to ne of extravagant charges made
By soma Claim Agents in this and other
States, for services in prosecuting slaims
tor arrears OF pay, pensions, boauties,
&c. due aoldiers OF sfis State, or 10 their
heiTs. s.-ass ,. ssFx8gE% m@sF24
These statements and complaints call
for a remedy, They ara usually made in
cases beyond the control and influence Of
this Department, which possesses no pow
eT OF redress. The honor of the Staks Is
ooncerued il protecting from pecuniary
loss - far Is possible, the brave soldiers
Who have been disabled In the service,
and il becomes religious duty On she
part OF the State officers 20 prevent the
poor pittanee which is provided for these
who have fallen In their eountry's service
from being dissipatchei in extravagant
collection feea.
This matter has had the attention Of
the Governor, who has referred the same
to ne Tor action To prevent the evils
complained of, it is proposed to sppoins
one clerk IN my ONCE, whose whole atten-
tion will be devoted to the subject of sol.
diers' claims. Is ls believed it will save
to the soldiers and the citizens Of this
State many thousand doffars.
Proposals will be received ut this De
partnent until the 10th day of August,
from competent add rs<ponsibls parties |
for attending to such claims. The par
ties who propose to do this business must |
be responsible and active men, who hare
knowledge Of the business, and can satis. |
fy the Department that they have sufie- |
ient facilities TO transact business at Wash |
ington, and At points where paymassers |
are located fer special objects. This De-
partment reserves the right to decide In |
every case. The offer must be fur SO much |
per cent. on amount collected.
In order that all may understand my
objects and intentions, the following let |
ter OF the Adjutant General of New Jerssy |
is published. This applies 10 this State |
As well as any other. II fully explains
the matter.
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AsscCxAzEGg,
II PHILADELPHIA.

H0MAAN ASSOCIATION -s ~s-. s%
IL Pa1LADRDRHgA.
A Bensvoisaf TAsfisselan, sssA bfished by snecasi
RadsRmsu1, tor tAa Relief ez Fhs ssR and Dss~
tFasssa, Ae8itsa WITH yiralsxas and gplaszss nz2@
eases. and esRscasliy Ter the CaTs Of Diseases Of
the ssxnai 0zxHas4
AEDErAL Anv1cx sixea. gzsgia ey ska AE1lzx
surseaa, 10 al who zBpsy by Esstax wiEh assswip-
Llea of their oandsslo laEss egsaaea, hAhssa s&
lehsd free ef chax%a4 E 8N.fs.5 @48 ER s@
yslaabis Reports sn Spermst orsfRa, azd oshaw
Diseases a sha SRxaaa On B&na szsa ss MEw mKhx@
gDIEs smpa8yei In ths UisReassEy, ssmk to aAs sf-
Hssssa In asalea envelopes, Free OF charge 9we or
aATes ssaznps faF pos2a@s WITH b@ aaaB4ma2e
"a sAdrYsss On. n. SEIL4Lsx WoCGRTax. Asxsa&
aazgsaar MswaFn sAssscaassaas No. seafA @faFs
Street Rhll&as7EhlA. Pa .Fs
ny essIex 81 thz Dssecsora.
KxKA u. HgARTwg ELL, Pres.
GEO KATNCaxLp ksesy.
1ee9z, aaka kt# In
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

ET While an upon stocks, may ge-
marx that the editors Of the New York
evening newspapers of Thursday, the Sd
inss,, we're warnea by the Superintendent
Of Police not 10 publiHh thai day tbs or
binary money articles. That was the daY
we were fret fully advised of the dIsas-
axous result before Richmond. Never
befaFe alues New York was q city, had
evsning papers omitted to publish the
stock market. Bankers and Brokera
were in dismay bds the public wsre' pre-
vented from knowing until nexs morning
how much public securities had that day
fallen. n.-h. I. Cor. Syracuse Courier.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

E~ MERCHANTS AND RusIGKss kgg are
invited 70 bring In their work, saS tEy as. We
ss2sraHtse entire sasihEaesian as n resara prsrw
aIEd woEk-s--.. -,.. s -- ..- -.
:. II Gail and exaaatns wsEt and Pfkcss. eer.-
" BABBTrT cAERKGYnM.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

TU CoaFxACFoaA. ~
1aAls1 EsarosAss wssl ns seeasYas a sas
Aaysrss sacs . shb Eiky es rpuacai BsHlzs isws,
~ ~ AxE ksss - &sF sAa &sainx no &c MzsrassA
pssns waaen kk@ aeMa& k&fses ffesn fhw spsfaAa w.
shs elgn sTound Ths or ts - akxsesm assk wa4e
ard stxhsesn sh.hes high, amd 4&zs kbs sas - fa&
oF tbs s&s HkM2f NOS @zpD@d kwaExy sa2Ss peg sAss
yaxa- q. n. RAxaMMMs Msgas.
caaMszz msasM ssgsa "A MaB
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oouxryr BrpTra rnSy. ~ px ,ss


.nfs u l. WpansbMEyp--TAa fmaa asss sf ar7aggssa
teeth On Cold Platas whirh zoe recently nsaSe sar
AZ Hs aaaafaegy answer me purpose u sssasH cog
strsetpa that sanacs refrain fKena sxpreazlng -
yea Hly hlsh spiuiun ~ pea a. ! nss1tiat pa
Plates are 20 perfectly adaptea 10 tbs sansa sd
sAcA sthsT, that, wta their aid sofh sieak ard
sat alaaest So wgs1 ss fofnssTs did wifa sy uatu
raj sss&a, Asa vera af Arr 60 As slsaS IA She
% eIlude4 to4c be surpassed. Several Deatissa
hsa asNsFsd N asghasa se4S es Axslas1&t Tsesa nHaa
net be made 20 BE sf any ssFvies 10 s, but yca SS
gsn4lasasa- E. L. D0wax4ma
aDf-t4-S8@a fy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

uxxrsps.- To sign h mesaerial asking
the President 20 call ont more whisa
sroups, ana hsn to write him q Issssr
threateing that no white troops eoald en-
fFss ualsss negross wafs called 10 10 with
them /! That 10 precisely whaa Governor
XAsaa has dona.-- asgssasakss Nsspae
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

A Coon DgscaIPTiox.-A Dntehman
thus describes an accident; nYpnee,
long vile Age. rent into miae ahs,le Or
chards to climb bear drse, 10 geE seuas
beaches 70 make mine vrow a blam bad
ding init; aud ven gsta on tbs tobber-
moss branch, yali down from she lover
nnss limb mil ven leg Oh bosa sldes init
de fence, and like TO Btoye laiae eutsias
in.D
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

COUNCIL RLUFFs, IOWA.
LFTE BgsIReEs transacted Ta Sit fSF 81 EfEEf~fsS#'
AL Rarraats bought sol9 aud IoeatsaS Tsxss pald
- a9a-re faents; titles examines, eoilesaoos
za.- City adCeunsS orders sogSkt Aass cid, Tax
Z, ,a.t. Omaha NJ 4 and surrounding counties.
AETEAExcEs-J A, Jackson, Pres sad J. D.
L<ET .sl. Cashier, Branch STATE hank ef Iowa,
s.,.. g!ag, Tmayls-si
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

M b. BAKER,
Aajusans Gsa'I Of Iswa.
Papsss as county seats viii publish
oues. saas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

Upon conclusion of this arrangement
another circular viii be published, wish
fall directions.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13
THE "cLARK SUBSTITUTE. -

Tha Republican press and speakers
havC grossly misrepreaented the facts by
stating that the Clark proposition took
the place OF the CTittenden Resolutions.
The Clark proposition did aot take she
place OF tbs CFlttendan resolutions; AMI
If tho creatures who are constantly mis-
representing tngfters had the industry, to
say nothing Of honesty, to search the rec.
ord, they would discover that tAsy had
been exhibiting their long ears to their
own disadvantages.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13
The Clark proposition 10 - follows
With the debate and vete- II f.. .....~

"Thas the provisions Of the Constitu-
tion are ample for the preserv alton Of the
Union, und the protection Of all the ma
teFxai Interests Of tus country that it
needs to be eheyea rather than amended
and thai extriasltion from the present dan
gers Is TO beIooked for in strenuous efforts
70 preserve the peace, protees tbo public
property, and enforce the faws, rather
thaa naw guarantees for pasticular difa-
ealtiess sr concessions 10 unreasonable
demands. s.
"Rreofusd, That ali attempts to dissolve
the pFesens bHi6n, OF overthrow oraban-
don the presans Constellation, wish the
hops pE expscsatioR aEeonatgaeting a new
onr, are dangerous, illusory and lestraG-
tive, that IN the opinion OF the Senate az
the United States, no such reconstruction
| h FTacsiaablr aad therefore. 20 the M ains
tsnalce ef the axisting unlaa and Coasts
tuition should be directed all the energiea
of afl the departments Of the Govern
NETT, and the efforts Of all good citi-
xaH1s.n
Dir. CLARK. Ismight be axpeeaea, aa |
offered that substitute, thatI waald aay
mething 10 its support; bat as the SEES
ssos ID dfawiug 30 near ! close, though
am prepared, shall waive the opportu.
nifty and Let the voss ba taken. 1as
Asr. Wilson. We have Yoted on shai
several times and I suggess sbas II bs
withdrawal and lss us vess directly On tAs
resolutions.
| Ths prssiding 0Gaser. II eannos b
/ witharawns tho ysas and nays havina
been ordered, the Secretary proceeded ss
call the roll. @ l
| Mr.. Anthony, (whan b nazae was call
II ID. Wikhaaa any xaxszaaas TO las m@'
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ASST Adit. Gen'l New Jer,

Asst Adj. Gen'l Few Jersey.
If this arrangement Is perfected, 1t will
not prevent other claim agents from still
engaging in the business, but will give 10
our soldiers and their Families az oppur-
tnnfty Of knowing that they have an agent
who viii do the business at certain rate,
and, 20 . great extent, prevent imposi-
The New York herald., 1862-04-27
Sketch of Major Talbot.

5Iaor Theodore Talbot, recently deceased a native
Of the District OF Columbia, but citizen Of Kentucky,
and fra appeared in active military life first euen.
an; OF Frenont's battalion Of California mounted volun
teers his commission dating from August, 1896 He also
was appointed the regncntal OF tho battalion as
an adjutant. On the 22d day Of May 1s47, he ap-
pointed from the State Of Kentucky to the regular
OF the United States second lieutenant of the First
artillery. and promoted to first leutenancy Sep
tcmb 1S4s In the United states official army registers
for The years 1889 1850 1861 his name stands fourth
the list of first eutenants Of the First artillery and
sixth the neal roll Of artillery first leutenants At tho
outbreak Of the rebellion Lieutenant Talbot was with
Major Anderson garrsoning the forts Charleston har-
Dor and in Fort sumter during the long to be
membered bom5ardment. For his conduct this occa-
sion he was breveted captain On the Sd Of August
1861 he transferred TO the Adjutan Generals De
iartment with the promoted Of major He was for
time previous his death suffering from the effects
OF The excitement Of the eventfu contest above alluded
to- which, doubt the real Of his early de-
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

FINANCIAL AND COMMERC CIAL.
SATURDAY. April 2G-=a

SATURDAY, Apr1I Z6-6 Z, M.
Money continues quite easy at 8 a6 per cent
on call. Certificates Of deposit rather lower
say ssA. Foreign exchange closed steady at
1l2Z a2s.
The stock market opened dull this morning, and
for some time the tendency seemed TO be down.
ward. Between the boards, however, the market
acquired fresh strength, and at the second board
the most active stock on the list was Toledo, which
is just now the subject Of very sharp contest
between the bulls and the bears. For month
past the bears have had the advantage in Toledo.
Now it looks as though the bulls were going TO
have their ipnings, and, as the short interest is
very large, sharp rally would cause good deal
Of excitement. At present prices Toledo, with ito
nroauects, ID o cheap stock to buy for invest.