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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17

HARD UP."-Our brother Editors in Green's
boro must be in distress, judging from the following
advertis ement which we find in the last number of
the Patriot:
"WANTED.-We would like to contract for the de-
very of three pounds Of -four, with which make paste
Tor mailing newspapers. Proposals for the whole
part OF the above will beconsidered. Apply at this
Office
We hope some will contract for the delivery
OF the -four if it is possible for the wheat raisers
spare that much and not disobge themselves or
soldiers families In these times we should all be
willing to help each other.
P. S.-If our Greensboro friends find themselves
unable to make the desired contract they will please
inform and will try and procure the -four
from of the relief associations in this place.
The Patriot must not stop for the want of paste.
Observation-Disclosures. Col. Rosser. of Virginia.
has resigned his commission and entered the ranks
as private The reason he assigns is that his eye
sight is bad. especially arnight; defect which in
torferes much with his duty officer, but not to
the same extent with the discharge of privato's
duty. Those officers who resign their commissions
and quit the service on a point Of etiquette might
learn something from the conduct of Col. Rosser.
He a man, every inch of him.
The METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFERENCE. OF
North Carolina, met in Rockingham county the
4th instant. Prom the Watchman and Harbinger.
Published at Greensboro we copy the following list
of appointments for the ensuing year.
President. T II Pcgram. Albemarle Circuit, I'M
supplied; Tar River, c Deans; Roanoke. w II
Wills; Halifax, w Mob Roberts, Granville. Jas NJ
Waynick, A Harris Orange J r Ball; Alamance,
AW Lineberry; Randolph, w C Kennett; Green's
boro, c F Harris !; Ashborough, Quinton Holton
Davidson, Il c Lineberry;. Guilford, A NJ Lowe;
Haw River, r HI Wills; Winston, J Nj Kenneth;
Yadkin. Gray; Mocksvlle, w Gray; Monroe,
James Deans Cleveland, w A Lineberry Green
River, W Naylor; .Buncombe, S Gladson, c A
Pickens; Catawba Mission, III A T Harris; Sea
Board, Ketchun; Fayetteville, unsupplied
Total number of Minister'S preachers and men,
bers in the Conference bounds is 8,l20; nett in
crease the past year 700; houses of worshp'14.
The next Conference to be held at Bess' Chapel,
Cleveland Circuit. Lincoln county, on Wednesday,
9th November, 1864
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

The Sherifs of the several counties composing this
Congressional District, met in this place on Wednes-
day last for the purpose of comparing the vote The
following is the result-he county and army vote be-
ing counted together:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17
THIRD DISTRICT,

The official vote OF the District is as follows:
Leach. McRae. Devane. Faison
2,O74 1893 100 466
Although Leach is elected by plurality vote, there
is popular majority against him in the District of
605 votes.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17

The wife of Bishop II Ks,enaugh died at ShOl-
byville, Tenn, on the 7th ult.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17
SECOND DISTRICT.

R Brdgers is reelected over Yellowly by small
majority (said to be yotes)
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17

The Richmond and Petersburg papers Keep
going mp! up! always up! The Richmond papers
are SIS for 6 months; sS Ter months; 81 co. ODE
month The Petersburg parcrs a-# ~ 'iar-..
months; So for 3 months S. :lr oul mteAb Wei
we do trust, that w vii n.t ~ srg,u again 'J
rise ia prices /, Vii -. very idfi with us
before we consent 10 DO so, aod unly mcn;,oo
these things to show hat The North Cafoiiud ga
pers are still the cheapest IA the Conledera1y;
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17

Major. General Hood has been promoted to q
Lieutenant .Generalshp for meritorious service.
He has won it nobly, and vii! wear his hOnOrs
well. -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA

The passengers by the Central train last night
brought nothing with reference to the position of
affairs the line of the Rappahannock, except vague
report that body of the enemy supposed be caval-
ry were marching on Orange Court House The
port is hardly entitled be considered reliable
is scarcely probable that they would attempt to Pene
:rate so far in the of Gen. Lees army Richmond
Dispatch of Saturday.
THE PRIsoNERs OF WAR IN RIcHNoSD.-The morning
report OF the Libby prison yesterday shows the follow
ing number of Yankee prisoners in the prisons in
and around Richmond: Prisoners of war, TAI: cir
Zen prisoners 81 Yankee deserterS 81 negroes 22 total
1910. Among these are $50 commissioned officers or
different grades from Brigadier General down Third
Lieutenant. There are also "a surgeons in tho lot
Seven hundred of these prisoners yesterday
TO Danvilie, and 700 will be sent daily to that point
until 1000 thus disposed Of 1t understood that
several thousand will also be sent TO Lynchburg.-
Richmond Dispatch.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17

DEATH OF AN EDIToR -Jsmes NJ. Henderson,
Esq a native, we believe, of North Carolina died
at this place on the 9Th inst; from pulmonary
disease, contracted in the military service. Mr.
Henderson at time engaged in this otkce
in tho capacity or foreman. Subsequently, he
edited, coosocutively, the Concord On 60 Gazette
and Chapel Hill Gazette. He was q young msn
of considerable energy and spirit, with gentemsnly
and agreeable manners. His remains were inter
red in the Presbyterian Church Yard on Friday
with religious and military honors.--LdHcoster
Ledger.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17

SNow.-Snow, in small quantities, fell 10 por-
tons of Virgi nia and North Carolina on Monday
9th inst.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
FIRST DISTRICT.

WV Smith has been reelected over Starke, War
rem, and Henry.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17
1say. StanciH.
Ramsay's majority lat.

The vote of several Companies not having been re-
ceived, the Sherfs agreed to meet again Wednes-
day the 18th (being 20 days from The time the SOL
diers voted) and declare the final result
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17

THE ATTORNEY GENERALsHIP-The Rich
mond correspondent Of tho Charleston Mercury
says the place of Attorney General, vacated by
Judge Watts, was offered to Senator Henry, Of
Tennessee, who. declined il, and il is now at the
disposal Of Judge jenkins, of Augusta.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17

"KILL YOUR Docs AND SAVE BREAD AMI vp.r r,
YOUR NEIaHBoRs' SHEEP"--See the advertisement. os
Jno Brown offering good price for dog skins MIR
Brown talks like sensible man when he advises neo
pie to kill their dogs and bread and meat and
their neighbors sheep. If about two millions of the
dogs in the Confederate States skinned the sum
ply of shoes would be greatly increased bread and
meat would be saved, and wool be more plenty for
MAKING warm clothing for our soldiers and others
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17

ODuTTOITc tFtIy ""TIT-|I !" .'|I-| "9--
All are requested 10 meet JAS ~ yae. above place
punctually, with list Of their articles, 20 as u't
consume time. : Z. NORRIS,
". W rGRIER,
Assrssort. ,
Day- will attend nj the Abo,s trmss sBd p!aceS Tor
the purpose of collecting the Tax GU ca',ir &c
ID. q. MAAMELL,
Nov. TO- 1863 It Collector.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17
FOURTH DISTRICT.
FIFTH DISTRICT.

Thomas Fuller has been elected over Strange ant
Meares By from 500 to 1000 majority.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17

Josiah Turner is elected. The official vote of the
District stands
Turner Arlington.
3,546 1884
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17
SIXTH DISTRICT.
DISTRICT,

John Gilmer is elected over Bedford Brown by
400 majority.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17

e Some of our subscribers complain that they
cannot get their papers because some Postmosters
allow persons who subscribe for no paper to bor-
row or steal them from the post Office and uo aro
requested to say that they will contribute tou.~a
paying for newspapers for those who rely for tber
reading on borrowing or hooking'' other mems M.
such characters. l' VI
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17

BARN BURT.-The barn of Mr. Isaac A. Frazier,
near this place, was destroyed by fire week before
last together with his whole crop of and wheat.
Mr. Frazier is absent i'll the army, serving sol
der, and the loss to his family is very serious.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-17

The HOME GUARDs.-It will be seen by gene
raj order in paper to day. that Gov. Vance has
directed the drilling in the Home Guard to be dis,
pensed with until the 10th day of December next,
TO allow farmers time t0sow their grain
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21


A wHorSsALE BUa1Sxss.-A few days
siuOs we uotioad several wagons loading
in trent of @. j. Fox's Hardware Store,
and on acquiring found that they were
boaad for Denyss City.
We can't oontrive bow Fox always has
full store, and st the same time does
such Wholesale business. His store is
Allied from cellar 10 roof with goods,
Notwithstanding, be has been loading
wagons almost daily for Denver city and
other places. Fox, must sell cheap and
the best Of articles. ease hu oosld not ID
such thriving business. Our farmers
and the people generally, who may need
anything in the H&ri Ware line will con-
suit their own interest By giving Fox 9
call ii his Store nearly opposite TIE staas
Bank, Lower Broadway.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21
xazE DEMecRAcE - EAE PAseA4-

We we're of the class who believed
from the vary inception shas the war OF
tensibly for the sestorasioa Of tie Union,
was tbs desssactioa Of slassEy, ct what
~ sr cost Oh blood, RsAsurs er reputation.
we have therefore given H no eounte-
nance, contributed toward 1t no support.
As it Ia truthfnlly said by the New York
Tribune, this 10 Massachusetts wsr,
and for oar part, 90 bsasesings ne we're
willing to let Massachusetts hght il out.
But now that the FINAL Proclamation of
the President Leaves no doubt ~ to its
sAAracseT@-nsw that she whole power of
the Government 10 pEcssitused TO acconp-
plish partisan purpose, and that so IN
naissakably that he who runs may read,
and, though fool, may understand
we fnd that the whole Democratic party
is with US in open opposition. IL 10 use
leas 70 disgnisa the taos apd svlay o. y
tempt It. The proclamation, IL II does
not gain the support Of the Abolitionists
will be losing affair. Il 10 morally GER
Tain that il has erected. a barrier against
the conservative element Of the land, bar
ring it out from all assistance or support
Abolitiouism created the Administration
has shaped its policy, and dictated its
appointments and must be left TO furnish
the material requisites of men and mon
ey. We know that we sRaak for the Par
Ity in Iswa, whan We saythat s alase-
emaueipating- labor degrading war il not
their war, nor will ii in any single par
tieular command their support.-Dss-
b1asae Hsrald.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21

PoxK PAckING. One day last week We
took look through the packing house Of
JoHx w. Ross, and we're utterly surprised
at the quantity Of Pork packed. This In
the hrat year thas any thing worth men
sioning has been done Ia the pork packing
business in this city. We learned that
Msssrs. STEWART 4 Haas, bad packed over
four thousand hogs, and we believe that
Messes. FREpKaICKsoS i JACKSON, have
packed as many if not more. Several
other houses have packed quite large
number Of hogs, making in the aggregate
over fifteen thousand packed in the city
As we said before, this is the frat year
and the result is quite surprising, and has
proved that all that Is needed to develops
the resources of the Slope is money ant
| q market.
COUNCIL BEUYys has made start in thi
branch of business, and with sush q ia
vorable prospect, that the attention Q
monied men Cannot fail to be drawn to it
and we would not be surprised, if mex
year the numbar Of hogs packed in thi
city should more than double the numbe
lacked the present season,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21

~ The Rev. PHILIP ACMAHox, Of
Omaha, desires TO return HE thanks to
the citizens Of Council Bluffs, for their
very liberal and generous donations, re-
ceived By him on Sunday and Monday
last, for the completion Of the Cathedral
in this place. We learn that about $500
were subscribed, which we think will be
enough to finish the building in a COM
Portable and respectable manner.
Much Credit Is due FATHER MCMAHON,
for bis snasgy and interest in this matter,
and we should be pleased were be perma'
uentIy located on this side of tha rIveE'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21

o. The attention Of the pablo 10 d.
secsed TO che Bank Gard OF p. =. KKz.
LII i Co., of Philadslphia, to be found
in so-day's BuGLE. .. K. JAxlsog. Is a
Son ef asu wDrssy luisiHsa. A@j. 8. 5.
JAnsos. Any of Our citizens having any
business 10 transact In Philadelphia, viii
do well 10 sntruss il to shis house, and
rws viii ensure its prompt and speedy
transaction. This Banking House hes
long enjoyed the reputation Of being one
III ne best In PhilaaEiphia, and the ad-
ditiou of the new mambar will in no way
detracs from ita formaeg good saanding.-
We most chserfully recommend the new
Ser, EB 8f EEsE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21

CoaEUPrIoa FksTKRlsa AT THE HEART.
The Washington correspondents of the
Springfield (Mass.) Republican, (Aboii-
tion,l In q recent letter, make ths follow
ing statement:
II had curious experience khs other
dav / called with L., upon public on.
GER, high in position. We had Import"
ant business, quickly dispatched, Of you
would not have found ns there. Sud
asulv. Mr. tanned 70 L. and aaid,
.sBy the way, va can make yea , Briga-
dier General. % l.. started, and then
| answered, $40, am not fis fbr that
know nothing OF military matters. 20,
| no matter. you know much "a most OF
them, and yea shall hare commission
| for two thousand daIlars.' l.. looked still
/ more assonishad, aad repeated che asaar.
ance that be waa nos Tor the place. =,
i The fuacAioaaFy ss1dansly tloaght b
i hesisasad al The price. 50, said be, II
/ Il cnear,, bat We are under obligations Y
i your gaasily, which l wish 10 repay, and
want to dc somsthing foy yous elaa yos
coaId NOT hare IL for double TIE sum r.
That il told out Of school and disclose
tho corruption that is psacsieed 10 she sx
seusiys asparsnsaas. There ars now up
warsis IL twenty Major and Bragadie
asnerals who are Without contrasts. 4
aeAsr words shey wear she decorations
asa~ the pay, Dos perform ~ sssvice.-
! Thsy seam 10 hare the idea, ii Eashias
ton. that the coaatsy il On TIA high soa
: TO DESTRUCTION, and shsy might - wa
j naks ali oasas aAAsy sAn befsfsas Fs@aa'
sha hassoza.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21

60 The birthday of THoMAs PANE,
the "author- hero ak the Rsyolssion," il
to hs celebrated in g fl and appropriate
maaner, ga Thursday, January 18th,
1888. aa the DKK&r HoUsR, 10 this city.
No pains or expense viii be spared to
make sAe Festival enc Of the most pleas
ant and agreeable Of the season, and we
doahs not that the ssDEkAy HoUsa" will
be crowded "a iss uknosta 10 aceoasao-
date all those who anticipate participa-
ting in ths anniversary ceremonies Of the
great ressoaar and lberalist-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21

II Those of our readers who per
chance are fortunate enough to have any
building done the present season, would
consult their own interest By placing the
contract in the hands of those old and
experienced workmen, JOHNSON i Al
BEIGHT-shop On Main street. Mr.. JOIN
sos has been engaged in business here
for several years, and as far as our knowl-
ed extends, has always given perfect and
entire satisfaction to his numerous pat
rous, both ~ it regards workmanship and
| prices. He is one Of the best and most
scientific workman in the West, and de-
serves to be well patronized By our eisi-
sans. See their card In another column
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21
HATS !

3EEsG 4 co s PATEST VENTILATED, SELF
lls-s-ING HATS are so constructed IS to ADMIT
..r-a Yrva..tlcn Of air between the swsaa-ie%RasF
~ .ss asty Of the Hat; and also, to adjust iassn
:. s tyreaead as aeon as the bat is put on these
.r,sr1I.ak 10 the weaEer OF any ssiasRed hat ali
2,s4aaeY aa4 comfort Of the soft fslt hat Besse
Il. sre aaw manufacturing 4oleakin and Cas-
r.7sre HAS Of ths Spring and Summer styles, for
F-l-as1's Aad youRS gents Dress Hats, EhISA
.ssg wl :uruIsh 70 the trads al SSs SSs, SSS' 80
=, ~ per doxeai together with complete as
! rzsa; black and coiored Felt Hats, nAnufAo'
.s-d BY themselves, with special reference TO hrs
rs rsLail gade throughout the country. FFlsea
aSsa Hals, from SIS TO S&8 per dazsa- Array
aAo4, tas beat qualities OF Paris son Hats Of q
...si. styles All orders By nail wiA F~oeAT
st,zsPi ataeztion Terms Cash, lsss per esna.
BEEBg 90, IsS Broadway, n. Z.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21

~ We undssstand thas d ssfrss AIMEE
lean Of African dssceats arrived hers Iasi
svaning, who ID aalisting recruits FOR shs
var. We do not kaow vhsshsT he super.
ess1sa Lisussssat Busxx u not, in his AZ.
daoua dudes, But ws saggess to those ar.
dent war Abolitionissa, that now 10 mos
Ipropss tins for shsa u show their aghs.
Ing qualities. Enlist quick and be OF
for Brother Greeley said, awe are com.
Ing Father Abraham nine-hundrsd thou,
sand atrong.n 90 IL lemons, and gsi
squeezeds - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21

TIE BEAUTIES OF NEWSPAPER PUBLISH
Na.-The New York Tines rsSeEriag to
the expenses Of Newspaper Publishing at
the present time, says white paper, tbs
most expensive Of all the articles which
enter into The composition Of newspa-
per, now sells for Is to 20 cents per pound
y lille ten cents has hitherto been the out
side price. 4 ream Of 40 sheets cost
from 20 10 $40 and Fetugns 10 sha pub
Usher at cent and d half q sheet after
being printed. $3.50. On the coat Of
bite paper alone, therefore there is O
loss Of four dollars on every thousand
printed. Add TO this cost of news, com
position, machinery for printing, repor-
torial and editorial wages, tax on adver-
tisements, tax on gross receipts, and the
amouns OF profit % Newspaper publishing
at the present time is not SO great as to
present very tempting inducement for
people entering into such enterprises
PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21
AZ ORDNANCE 10 vaea&e and abolish parts Of
o.r,aiu arrests and streets and alleys Ia 3rs.
paws Aaaitiou 10 the City Of Council Bluas.

PerYysE Addition 10 Lne Jikg VI S9tA~AA "t~s9'
Ca + Rs "a ordained BY the Common couacil
~ ms rftv Of Caunci REuTa mat all the StTeats ans
aitsys ia that portion Of Mrs PerFys AddlSlaa 70
t5p rtty Of Csunksl Bluffs, situated on the = OF
th~ V Z Of sekaian No. n township No. ID n
"a sga ~ "a wes4 aud also % acres OF the sast
Ia. ~ shs M u Of the said Of said ssct4en,
bains twenty rods in width AID osas haa9fSa %Aa
eiytv rods in length coutainin8 n al coo anNaf "a
rSw ,Tfth tsss sxeeptlas Of Broadway street WHICH
IL 20 be AMI remain q public highway, ~atuoA4 any
claim Of damages from the present e~nef 81 sAaes
rasI estate or his assigns from said ity OF oouhi
Rluss, for the M#@ aud night Of WAY fsr s4la
AZ now located aBa Through SAID ~ esl % AA
ebs sane are hereby vacated aad abolished. .
VIZ sty~ets sssa alleys Aarehy vacated AID aoos-
ishsA being those contained IN All that p0asl9h OF
ala Addition east Of line due Rofth from pom!
gso feet east from the south"%eat 49, - ~ -
AAsttsp and the streets parts OF streets aefeoy
y.catsA aHd abolished being named on tae Es-oru
ys1st On sid Aaaition al Brown AyusteF, Ferry
rnre4t Clxy Hfgk Mound, Webster, 1eusssshs aS1
Calhoun streets
sAe Taat The city Of Council Bla1s hereby re
ioafsh an claims to the streets and alaess IA INA
nTtioT a. said Addition described II seealoh one %
| sshia oraiuaDse with the exception OF HroAa~AS
sttl saA that hereafter il shall be the aiS Of &n'
| Sr%ay assnssors In making ASssssments RgAdas
Ss{d vsaI estate described In section one Of ths or
ainane4 as one hundred acres for valnssaan ana eA1
siio 10 assess said enc huEdF 81 acres OF Land wata
avt Tsaar t the recorded plat acknewiels Cd oy Al
| eJine n T. Perry and rseprded Ia the keroFAsE
ses a pottaw attaInLe county Iowa Ga sAla prs
! ~itv al Council Bluffs retaining eniy the TlEak
| 1-Sy fsr BrcsdwAY street - now located ihTS1s
| said ene hHndrsd seEss.
ADpFsEeds May I'd, 1850 n,r,xrv ,s.v.r
Attest, - =. y 9s~A44&tF~' @A~@~'
VIC. CRAWFORD, City Rasordns .a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21
United STATES CLAIM AGENCY,
At WASHINGTON GITT, D. @.
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.

Atths resusslof j. D. JEEKEEs b Co.. TO act
ia sab-Agpfts for Lbe ofAce established By sHsr In
Ea,a.ux:8u City for tbs collection and franEmiss-
- Il CLAI Ms &Gainst the U. 9. Government, win
',;~cA reference to the immensely f1cTeSaea sx-
isst!tuTes and new exigsncies incident 10 toe sx-
.sa2zuaE have established At CosHcIL BLuFTs
lBl1.a Agency fog. westsgn Iowa AMI ebTsskA
vel vii receive and attend 20 all applications
- 2l7 and bounty Of YofSmfeeTP, for PsAstsas, or
RS far SubGistsnce, Stores or fTaEsporE&fion
'z--tast 10 the government which, being put IN
: Vsf!orca aid transmitted 20 washington BY ne
y promptly aud faithfully prosecuted by hhe
sEa@P4l agents above named
Prtssas having demands eff any description or
lz5a1I AGAINST the Government having legal or
ss-.As}. foandatioa, and requiring adlustnsaL
E5T'slT gpon their claims being snncessfalU pEos-
"gts aoA their daes promptly rsrniEsed 10 tssISa,
,AEIng Early application TO me.
sll ts supplied With all laws, forms. rules ana
H'ssIoas necessary for she proper presentation
ia rs and also al alphabetical list Of VoiuH-
~s and ea n sit grades In the Military service,
RSgiasEis aad Caspsaiss, Whereby, upon ihs
.a7Pen.hz Of any casualty, or the maturity Of AnY
am, ready e4n be hid 10 she FeqaiSiEs evil
.-fce m t~tl1 u she claimant or hl4 FspTessat@-
ives, for ia estAbhshment. All charges VIII d
son Reasonable sale
'F's IN ssront story Of Phoenix Block, bead 81
a,patwav A. Il pALkER.
1eEa-u Btc@s lows. Dec, IS, 1851 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21

RKApKR, SToP AND THISK.-We sup
psse the moss d our readers buy and ase
D. B. DKLASp, l. Co.'s Chemical SGlsra-
rus, but If there ara any Of you who do
not, Just stop and think thai impure sale
ratus is very detrimental to the health OF
yourself and family, while the Chemical
Salaratus 10 as pure as snow and 10 there
fore perfectly healthy Is i manufae-
tured at Fairport, Monroe county, n. T.,
and for sale By most merchants aad gro
GERS in the country.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21
Samuel Haas
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-" Our friend DR.. z. AcGAvKRs, Of
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