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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-11-12
Battle Flags of Wisconsin at the North West.
ern Fair,
From the Chicago Journal

Noble witnesses of the valor of Wiscon-
sins brave sons, their tattered torn and
shapeless tabrics displayed on the west wall
OF the Hall, are eloquent of stirring scenes
and frightful havoc. Shot and shell have
done their work upon them, and their brief
remnants have become part and parcel of
the history OF the great rebellion. If their
dlshgured stars and broken stripes could only
speak OF those conflicts that have taken place
under their shadow, could recite the fearful
hand-to-hand encounters, the deadly struggles
that, alas, will never be written, what deeds
of valor, what heroic sacrifices would be their
theme.
. Here is the regimental flag of the Wiscon-
sin 1st, Or rather the wreck of it, as it came
from the battle of Chaplin Hills, where the
valor of Wisconsin volunteers was sealed
with blood. Everybody hereabouts remem-
bers that noble regiment as it marched thro'
Chicago, noble band of stalwart men under
the leadership of the brave Starkweather-
There were clapping Of hands, shouts of well
come, hurrahs, and other demonstrations of
admiration, as that regiment, in solid column,
bearing the flag that We now see, then spot
less, now torn and bloody marched through
our streets. f. - 70 4 -s p. =
Next we observe the no less famous re-
mains Of the Second Wisconsin regimental
flag, consecrated to posterity by the blood
and carnage of fourteen battles. A mere rem
nant, only, remains, the azure field of stars.
broken staff and a few inches of tattered
stripes. Looking upon that silent monitor of
deeds, we mentally inquire, where are the
legions that first carried it when it was new
and unstained? There are nearly one thou
sand graves on the fourteen battle-felds that
furnish their grim answer. The "Iron Brig
ade," iron in will and courage, was but mortal,
after all, and wars missiles have worked sad
havoc in its serred ranks.
And so of the Tenth Wisconsin, with Chap
lin Hills and Stone River inscribed upon its
tattered folds; and so of the Seventeenth,
that gallant regiment of Irishmen, which bap-
tized its fealty to an adopted country on the
bloody field of Corinth. Rapidly recruited
and equipped, it was dispatched to rebellion.
undrilled, arriving at Corinth the day before
the battles 1t has passed into history how
those brave men, who had never fred round
even upon drill, were sent to the front to be
initiated in that terrible lesson which they
learned only after their ranks had been fear
fully decimated.
And there are the torn colors of the gallant
Sixth, than which nobler regiment has not
left Wisconsin. All that the iron storm of
five terrible battles has left of the colors of
the Sixth is suspended upon the wall, an elo-
quent though silent record Of bravery.
This is erroneous 1t was the, 18th Wis
consin which was sent into the battle of Shi-
lob the day after reaching GRANTS army
EDIT. STATE JOURNAL.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-11-12

goat ?" Our tipsy sailor could not brook the
delay, and at once responded: 'As nobody
else will be it, I'll be the (hic) goat, rather
(hic) than the play should stop"
THE MIXERS PoRTRAIT.-A worthy miller,
wishing for portrait of himself, applied to a
painter to have it accomplished.
But" said he, II am very industrious
man. l want to be painted as looking out of
my mill window. But when any one looks at
me wish to pop my head in, so as not to be
thought lazy, or as spending too much time
at the window" i
every well" said the painter; cit shall be
done So"
He painted the mill and the mill window.
The miller looked at it. A. -f.fg ms.
every WELL" said he 'but where is my
self looking out 81
cob" said the painter, whenever any
one looks at the mill, you know, you pop your
head in, of course, to preserve your credit for
industry"
"That's right" said the miller. ''Fm con-
tent-just so. Pm in the mill now, amt
just so-that will do" r 3 @ rYTcn ~
$ MODERN ECONOMY OF TINE.-The Semitic
American thus shows how time has been econ
omized by the application of machinery:
Cottoa.-One man can spin more cotton
yarn now than four hundred men could have
done in the same time in 1850, when Ark
wright, the best cotton spinner, took out his
first patent. r-..s-,= -.......- 80
Fgov.-One man can make as much -four
in day now as hundred and fifty could a
century ago. oas 1@1 l-5a
rs Lace.-One woman can now make as much
lace in day as a hundred women could
hundred years ago. IL
Suqar.-It now requires only as many days
to refine sugar as it did months thirty years
ago. ..+@ l'..4's Z. . = =
Looking Glasses.-It once required six
months to put quicksilver on glass; now it
needs only forty minutes.
Engines.-The engine of frst-rate iron
clad frigate will perform as much work in a
day as forty-two thousand horses.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11
NRaR0 mp &c uLATIoN

Congress will undoubtedly appropriate
twenty Eve millions of dollars of the peo-
pies money, for the purpose Of buying
the freedom of the negroes in Missouri.
And to carry out the provisions of the act,
sandEy new Offices will have to be created
and sandry individuals will be appointed
70 ill thsn. These men will he enabled
70 make small fortunes and the act may
be justly called an act TO enable the
Abolition friends Of the President to fleece
tie Government in Negro Speculation.
We would like to know how much Of
this 81, oo0, 900 the people of Iowa are
willing 20 pay Ii would seem that the
Abolition Congress, the members of
which fare sumpLuously every day, have
no idea how bard the farmer has to labor
TO raise money enaugh to pay his taxes
else they would noa appropriate such
large sums to buy negroes. We do not
think thai the people Of Iowa desire to be
taxed 10 parchsss the negroes OF Missouri.
We shink they pay taxsa enough nov
without having any addition made TO
them in order 70 enable she Administra-
tion to enter into negro speculation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

The following extract Of letter from
a member of the 10Sth regiment Illinois
Volunteers, now In Arkansas, TO the eds
tor of the Pskin (Ill.) Register. 10 only
one Of the inuumerable exprsasions Of our
soldiers, being daily uttered by CORES
pondsnce through the press, against the
policy of the Presidents negro psocIama-
ton:
"This war is causing world Of suffer
ing, aud the sooner it l. ended the better
it will please shs soldiers. | have al-
ways been = republican, but IL the main
tainancs or perpesuity Of the party de-
ponds upon keeping up this war, she soou-
err the party dies the better. | tniak our
people-nos 80 much our people az the
people of the sast-have made great
blander By ever making e question out
of the slavery agitation. / have seen tbs
negre in all forrns and shapes, away down
in Arkansas, Mississippi, Loaisania, Ten
nessee, Kentucky, and | verify believe
thai there IL not one In hundred but,
If they we're free, would starvs 10 death.
We have them along By hundreds, and
they are of no account They aEe lasy
and triaing, and not worth lighting
about. think we OF the North would
do just IS well TO let the niggsE alone,
and the niger question, and let them
take care Of themselves. | for one am
ready for any honorable compounds TO
stop this war. | am tired oil seeing my
fellow men sacrificed to crafty political
demagogues and Spectators For certain
iy q cognpromise will have TO cozae al
last, and why not nov, and stop this
killing one another f''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

4 PoNrooS JoKK.-A soldier lately re-
lated the following story: "Whsn Gan.
Bgrnsids's army was crossing over TO
Fredericksburg, large ball-frog got up
on plank and in ths most profound bGs-
80 profuado croaked, Big sh3aq Big
thiag On the return Of the defeated
army afterwards, another frog at the
same place In fine shrill voice sgQeaksd
out, Caa's sss il caR'G see Is
We wonder why HoxB was not i'm
mediasely sent for to arrest the last frog.
Such language as he used must sertainly
have been discouEaging 10 tbs Union
Soldiers, and diseouraging Union Soldiers
is rendering "Aid and comfort to the
rebels" which is rank Treason. Hooker
ought to send for Hoxis immediately.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

TAxnsa zKE PEoFLE TO PAT FOR Ma
oRoss---~Now &h&s the President, casting
10 the winds sill regards for his oath, ~
we'll a. all consistency, has thrown on ali
further show Of prosecuting the var for
the restoration of the Union, and openly
pRoclsimsd IL John Brown Raid On o
gigantic scale, the country in permitted
to sse the workings Of this ruinous cru
ssde, and 10 obtain giimss of what ID
ia store for oar tax ridden people 10 the
fusugs. Mg. Lincoln's supporters In Coz
gress hava jass voted TEN MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS, ($Io, 090, COO a. q frst
inssallmsnt, to pay for negroes in Nilsson
ri alone Tea millions dollars-one
sixth OF the sntire expenses of the Uni
ted States Government In better times
when the country was at peace, the Con-
stitutien obeyed and honestly ruled at
Washington. And this Ii bat the begin
aing Of The job, 10 "aid emancipation I'D
Missouri" Other States are yes 10 sonaes
And for this object Of bssiag asSross,
and carrying on negro war, cur people
are taxed ~ no people la Europe ara tax
ed. How long, how long p Hartford
Iisaes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

To repeal > paztisn Ut an DraiaaBce, eMtIaea
San Ordinances aesRing the duties and qpafiacS =
tsoRs % City 0ascss 81 and axias their cnznSsmsS-
tion," saa defining the daiiss Of Rse0Edsr Ia cer-
kala Eases s+s III .E-5H 2 5ysss'
Ssct&an l. b& 10 OEd2iasA By tbs Gaanmoa Coua-
cal OF tAe city ct CoaEscil RiRGz, That 10 mach Of
''aa Ordinance entitlsa an OEdamanes assnimg
The duties and qualifications Of City Odseefs Ana
axlng their compensation" srEKoTs1 gEiy l. 1867,
IS assAaFsxea on zns8Ha II the aesY sfshs City nj
ahAi 10 issue 'osrtiaeStsxc OF ese4plas where City
waTFsass axs aEssFea 20 AIM In paynasnS &c ely
taxes, fer ethRF city dHss for EresteE Aaaouas
Of tax taxes, 81 other dnss tAzA TIE person de-
siEes % pay, be and the xams Ii hereby Espssisd,
Section O. BE Ii father osaainsd Tas4 wken a
psTsSa wishing 20 naaAe payment ts she MATshaI,
presents city waEyszst OF sEa0aE4 greater than
sach pzymeat Il shaia be The aaky Of fhe eoTSeY
10 RecalSs and cancel The sAzas, sad 10 issas tsss
waTrasts bearing the sRns number the orr in&i
waEFsat, ens If whist shall be Of tAe ex&cs smza
watch the person desires 10 pay and sA&lI BE also
MARRIED "A, " and the otAsT for the sslaace Of ths
original warrant, ana marked ''E.f Sach warrants
shan state the date, amount and number or ne
erigiaAl warrant +..g..-4- --a
sec1ioa g. BE it further Ordained nat tais
Ordnance aLAl take eet and be in force after lis
publication according 10 law.
Approved, DeceGnbeF 10, 1882
-- J. u. FALAKR, Mayor.
Attsst--w. @. CRAWFORD. City Rocordsr,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

TAs Dsuscxats 81 TIE sbass Of lows are rsss~ss~
- 70 sssa delegates 70 sEais ceavsnsisa hsrsay
called 10 se hsad II the Caeita in sae city az psS
RsGnss, Gu wKpR KsD&T THE saTH DAT OF
MAT NEXT, an u o'cAoCg NJ, fss ths pazpass
81 nsssaaasinz Candidates FER asvsEnoF, Llsst,
GevsFaox and Jmaze 81 suprsms Cears. 10 b ssD-
sxaaa = sha snsniaa csahar alackan an3 Of trans-
setting ss1A etAsx easinass a. aay BE deemed
necessary.
Ths saais af ooaHsy sspsss sas&kion win BE enc
dsaa8asa fax a~axv ha&rsd veaes cast Fer Rs1A-
&ra n. sylvssssx, Secretary If state, and ons fos
sssEy fr&ekian ever afsy-&aa ussa sAIs Sasis tie
asvsxal eOaaGias VITA be sntIasd IL - represented
ns saaIaxx vla. To- -,..s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

Jass EsFNsS IN a seeded RarEisss
-ss-Tsg PRICE, Blk CENTS. 49,.
A LECTuRR ON YaR RAYURK, TREATMENT
AND RADICAL euHE OF sPERMAToREHoEA,
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions SER
aal Debility AID fmasdamestaste HaETia&s gsaex-
ally Nervousness Gsns RERp4iaa, EpiIepSy Gna Fila
Mental and Pms slc4i Inaapacity. resulting tfon
Self-A Abuse, &c -Hft@..- @E@
RE RoRTs 3. ouLgERwElI.. n. D., -
AstAog IF fac @GTexa Book," &c -
The woFlp-rwaownsd AsthnFy In thi& a4zuiFs Bile
LsckSges clearly prSves froEa aiS OWE @xpeTf eHes
that The kwfEI consequences Of salk-ahass Enay ia
efectaAtiy FEEnoved witAaat internal medicines or
the dangerous Eagica operations, bongiss, instfa.
ments, rings OF cordaals, pointing oss a mode 81
cure al SEscs certain sad sfsck0as by whiea every
szsFsrer, nc matter what ais comttioa may be- MAJ
cure himse eli ehaaEy, psfsatssY aaa FssscaIiy Fhas
Lscturs viii pr0ys boon ss thensanaa and thsa-
sanas. T. ..-- s-# -.s -s.-.s.
Seat under seal 70 any aaafess, in plain seslsd
eayaiaps the reesipt OF Ssx cssss u ss postage
stamps By addressing
nx. OnaAS. ). O. KLINE D Co,
LIT Rewsxy New Yerks Posi- once Box I, SIS.
Jhly h-&a LIZ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

e slsveyy brought On this var, and
aeysg can We havs peaee until slavery ID
destroyed. CweIsuslle Uaioa.
No such shiagl An unwarraasabie In
serfareuss 9th slavery by your brother
abolitionists, ssbroaght On the WARP and
nothing eisa. FonF inserfnsdliag pro-
pensisies have plunged the country In IN.
IN, dissolved the Union, and drenched the
land with the blood Gifts best citizens
The guilt 10 upon yeu, and you eannos
escape the responsibility HslasborDt q. ]
Gwselse.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11
LEGAL NOTICE.
To Joka DoAipAsM and Bela y Ha5Aa


GentIemen--Tsa ara hereby uauast -; q u
sth day OF D~csnber 1854, Vet!J... Z b y ~
IN the oaaSE u Eas GseFE gs the usul1 6 q d
POttaEastamie eJunty, Io~a, By Pr''f a
RiaInkiE claiming Of you, DrfFleiaaH 'ssfsa
the su1E Of Two Hundred and Play p IS S'1'e
due ca account for professional ,eTvloee a. 20
attorney, rendered in The Dlsir!~! c ~ Go'7A@
In certain IL use ghFrFin yoL &rIr P+5HzA q
FRANK street as County JaJse q JsLs I A=1L'
3. McCunReit andC y els1e EeFF lffsasAiAl
Yea are further notified that SAT- pr'.i7' -
an &ttacal4sAt asaIRat your property = seCsss'4t
claim ca Khe gFOaEd that yoE are 8*E-tT'!fs2S
the State OF lows And thAt uasss, f7s NiA
and make defepee 80 said petition gef1T' 2s74
The SECOND day of Rhe next Term OF >s-5 @ ~.
be begun and hoidPn at ibscly - { 7o1i =
iowa, "a the ASH day Of Jan4kry. lss1 sa:s1.s :.
thereon y v PRIE, Pc
Council Bluffs, los a, De s, 1872.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

ss'sss'sssI
We were sssvsrsiag = shsr day xisa
. mAn who lee Spsoss She Ahsll -
psrty, and al the last - natal sls oal
ysssa fen Bell md vsrs n who Ias
bsssne ssasartsd SsAh7 hid IN. be
did aos iaiorm ~ by whss nsAns MA
poiiIiosI faith had been changed bat
frsua ~ ssrnsssnsas ~ilA whidA be eoa-
ssnasa sAss sssisysry issAs eaass 81 the
wsss" wspFssame that having wound aim
| ssaf ap 70 shas belief he saw no oshar
ssssss shna I'm ahoiixisa eksts FOR hsm
10 sake.
| In ens sense slavery b tine cause Of the
war -iust ~ horse In farmers stasla
10 the cause IL shissaa brsAkiag IN and
ssashag tina horse and mardssing shs
Igroom, and 40 msoss se.--The horse Ia
|vaiuabls 20 the farmer, and pAsk d
IshasEs attempting 70 break in and sseal
- Aasss are opposed BY aha farmsr ana
Iaha msn ha has la his employ, and !
Ihieo6y battle ensnes bstwesn them. u
FEkhis way the horse in the ssshle Ia sh'
cause Of the dght; but who Ia the gualt..
: party The thieves who are asssmptisl
lso sssas the horse or the farmer whe
: defending his property I No doabts Ga
BaIi- Rxsrets friend would answer th
thieves eg course.
Just 90 it Is With slavery Ia the South
> The slaves are the valuable property c
, the Southern people, and NoEtAsr
). thieves have broken in and stolen som
, OF this property, and the South b
3 attempted 10 pRo4ees itself from t6ss
. thieves by slosiag tbs aeoz and witl
- drawing all connection with the NoTfi
p which caanos control its oitisens SO rs
'F prevent negre stealing, and who will nj
= surrender the stolen property when foaE
in their possession. Thus big hghs
gotten up and our Bell-EvsFett friez
u says that slavery has caused it. But
70 cannot orAwill not see that 1t is the eau
=, of the kght in the same sense, that &
IL horse In the farmers stable caused Il
! tight.
"a The Constitution and the laws .
y thorizes the holding Of slaves and prOvid
: for their return to their masters IN CO
they escape or are stolen. The Norths
! States passed laws multiplying the Cons
I, tuition and Laws relative to the ratuEn
) Slaves and beat, mal~trsatsd and murder
j the owner while attempting 10 recover
n siave-his property. Hence the Sou
swithdrsws all connection with The Mort
! and the North makes war upon the Sou
q TO force is back into It's former positi
and connection. In this way the slaV
. Of the South are made the cause Of
. : war. But who ara the guilty parties
u the slave owners of the South, or the sla
u steaiers aud Marshal murderers Of I
. North? We say in the language of
> eminent Republican, " Noas bal fc
: OF kB&ve, q thief or q traitor, "
! pause for an answer"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

ne Dsaaogag Of tAs several sozasis a In the
State are requested 10 that the nsressary cps
are taken IN tAsas respective Counties 10 insure
tAetz ful representation at tAs stsas Coax enIioa
10 order sf the Ds@OeEaGlc stats CsaisaI cDm-
za2tssa. J. n. KLLwoop, CHINA.
.. @. TUax, Ser'y.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

In Gen. Porserss defence, read by him
befors the court martial which il trying
him, be states as q fact that In the battle
Of Gaines Mills he lost nine thousand
msn out Of bis corps Of swsnsy-sevsn
thousand. This il greater loss than
Was admitted to have been suffered By
the whole Federal foEce engaged al thai
battle. IL would have been regarded and
declared treason in any one who would
admit such loss to have besn sustained
after the battle occurred. Nov, howev-
Or, the truth il emerging through the
shrouding Of falsehood and eonesalment
with which the War Department anvslop-
I'd the operations OF the army hsfors
Richmond. Daeuqss Herald.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11
To Nervous Sufferers Of Seth
Sexes %@ g

A ssvssuas sseaaassasa having bssa sssssxs.a -.
hsslsA in fsw Gays, amer aaassssis all aAs asaai
rsaazae and iFTsguaak sxpshsixs meass aa trsSs~
"a ssmamasass 70 nsa aaicssa segEow ersAanrea tie
ssssss II emrs, Asuus, sa shs ressipa q an saaa-
tea aavsaspe, ha win seal fxss espg oT shs pre-.
sxiSsisa used. Direct 70 soRs ID DAaHALL,
~ Fultsn Street Brookfya H. r.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

~ In the special message Of Govern
or Rirkwood to the Iowa House In 1860,
In reply 70 q resolution Of Inaairy In re.
lafion 20 the requisision Of the Governor
Of Virginia for one Barclay Cappie, We
and shs following paragraph =
sF~ssit me to say hs coMrlsasss ssAsss
hi sss judgement, osss ofEhs ssass fsspoT-
sast dassa Of Official possson IAoid, iste
see ahas no cisixsm Of Eopa u carried
beyond her border, asd sutjsetsd 10 shs
ignosainy Qf imprssommsns and III psv-
As Of trial Tor cyfm<s ia SHothtr STATS,
ofhsssSs AoH BIZ das process ef Sse. 2
Two ycAss IassT, va fnd this same o&-
cleis not simple rsuresns 10 uha$ hs scu-
sidsfs ssons a. his most impostena du-
sfss," bgt astuAily inskigakinx sntxagss
.nash Twas Ms syowsd dzsy y prsvsns.
.r4 la s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

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AahAas u A1sis4'
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rsTot9tloa 0eoa@fea 1o@A H&' taA F@'
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my, provide TOT sas eoiAAoa aSaeu NO
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a. TIE blessings Oh merry ~ - -
:. oeR rosaEzsFT' 90 oFaAin 1aas oohSaE'
Eion' was u the purpose Oh ood' shFoat
their insSFunensasiiys % s@sahaaan n "a
~ lion OF free, happy anu eon ls''se WAi
people, OF only 10 use snem - mssa'
Tor creating paradise toE negfosss ~
soeH s&seFnlhS's sasaA' when nSy ma
SaosefTeo taa' purpose hnhS u y
:. qaess'on's nave VIC ana our ah0esS0
oeen Al our i'FSa LII Aof@l trance, =
= conscious Oh our aeseiay' ignoFan' OK Y
= reaaooJ Get Oh our s&'assaee'
" c&n09s DC sn4' Al ehiig h'she0 SAif'
han people VIII 80 s'aiaiy, oenAs 81
- oegrsae themselves ana 'ne'r ea'lafsn''
0o@lAon 'nlet' ieaoa Or eonm y
: prostitute ~oafo FeSoi' a saen oegfso
''"h' IL 'shao' % sh@s shis sslign'@ne
= cnFlss'an poopis sili 70 oeaie 'aslr aaaaI
= ny 10 u dedicate themselves, ahsaE eHi'
drsH ana all tney notd dear on esrtn
: III heANShs W os@afuetfoh iof VIC SaAs
9B Ef3A negro. only tn HAkA Ana AlAMk
IA - -
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ROtaea 10 hsxahy gisea khss saa Eax hat Is sAs
sty 81 coanciI BsuRs Tcwa, for sAs ysag ts61 IL
cw la nay handa for eslssrsisn sa4 II gAe sad FAIR
% are mot paid wishia thirty daya tram saa afssx
the arss pablieatisa OF tais nekices ths same win
De aasesss1 ~ AiaAfass aa saas 81 pesseAai pssH-
sSty Vi deiinqasnsss y, J.. FuAMAMs
Marsasa es TIE eafy 81 counesi s1sss.
RssaxxsaFT LAM &w 4
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AsEs MONIES ROUSE
cosnsE wagsas q Water st,s.,,

nEB AoIsEss sH4..r.sr.r.s... law,
fhts spacious saa comfortable Hs,sf,,,,,-,
By a. y. SRoRFoED seE, who bar, a.. - keSl
fnEalAasa IL IN stJ unsurpassed By az -ss
ne Wss s u, sssaE sseas u slsy. soOOsd s n.
sefsTted in the ho sc fsT tue euu1Isft Az az
Of gasats aurlrg their stay al the CspI,I - 'aiF
Attsched 70 this hotel, is aAe st.ys 49, - ~
RAGS AoaaSe, where tFAvnIiers' horse - rs,
FOX ana psrsQAA having baslnssa 4 Ia 80.
s@a o with conveyance 10 an =.
Of the #Mss - s, 2. SPgPPQKD 4 az
Dss Mblnss, ioa3, Dec 10, Lssa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

Notice il hereby gissa sa all persons inssxsstst
IN the Ehtsts sf WIN. HeEherinstan, deceased. thai
tha First &onaay Of Marcia, 1854. has been set fol
proving ~ tbs last viii and teSfamenf e& said DE-
ceased beseeu sha Gu1nEy EoHKt % E8&sawattasnia
GsaatyA ~
ABRAHAM JACKSON, GouHay Ja@ge
EaznsiI "a ATS SAaaayy asA. zaEs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

7ae saks<xisez has aes sale DOuggR UEMr4y.
Lar saw Mill wish all TIE Gearing Beastag aud
other apsEAses Fer saanins sAs sane, coeapssas
TIE Mil win be sold lev ana sisGk taken in paxs
payment Tne Win csn De run ey eigs.sF sseass 81
wasa9 powsg PsrHs&s asaaxia8 10 pasakasa sag
mifi Sn sced tsrgae and az reagzra nsfNs will a.
well TO give ma ezla nj nay aszawAss sszss Low
GO Broadway, CeaBsii H1HEfs
AEAa Ganadng MasAsas eogznteze wiz hH esssa
wath Ne I'LL, $50 c. j. FOX.
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