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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
0RASeE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Tern, 1859.

vTyHE Sheriff returns into Court the following Rea!
4 Estate, which has not been listed Tor Taxes for
the last three years. 10 witt thirty OF land sup
posed to belong 10 Thomas Hart. adjoining the lands
Of William ). Moore and Others, on the waters Of
Mill Creek. Amount Of tax due, 81 Sc, and cost.
One other tract containing thirty nine acres the
property Of John Carra adjoining the lands Of Tho
mas Long and others, on the waters Of New Hope.
Amountdue rs cents, and cost
Is therefore ordered BY the Court, that the Clerk
advertise in the Hilsborough Recorder for six weeks
notifying the said Thomas Hart and John Cairal OF
these proceedings and unless the said taxes. together
with the cost Of this proceeding, be paid upon said
tracts Of land they will be sold according % law
satisfy said taxes and cost
Witness. George Laws, Clerk OF eur said Court, A.
Office, the fourth Monday Of February, 1853.
GEORGE LAWS, c. q. e.
March II. Price adv. S. .os sS-sN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
OR ALE

a s Administrators Of John Lockhar. deceased. We
a will sell, On Wednesday the 25th day u March.
1862 at the late residence Of the deceased, on Flat
River,
Ten likely Negroes, two barrels Of Brandy,
a large and valuable stock Of
Sheep, Hogs, Horses, Cows and Mules,
half interest in Bleoded Stallion.
Sixty barrels Of Corn, $50 bushels Of Wheat, Wa.
CONS, Carriage, Buggies, Oxen and Cart, Bacon and
Lard, Blacksmith and Farming Tools, with all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
ADDISON MANGUM, I Admir-.
MARCUS HARRIS, Aom To-
March 4. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25
Later from the Norlh--More Of Intervention
SnecuLGkions.

LdIeTJr0n1 Ihe N0rlh--W0rc o. inlerccnft0n
Speculations.
Richmond. March 1.-THE Dispatch has
Nerthern dates to the 18th. The war news
is unimportant. Gold opened at SCI and
closed at 37s to SO.
A London correspondent says the politi-
clans and editors have settled down into
the conviction that Seward must speedily
be dismissed in compliance with perempto-
ry demand Of the French Government 10
consequence of the Mercier corrsspon-
dence. Intervention in some way and at
every hazard seems TO be determined on as
a measure Of French policy. Anopsn rup-
ture cannot now be prevented without that
sacrifice Of national honor and dignity
which is now hailed as inevitable by an
unfrisndly British press.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25

The correspondent Of the New York He.
rid writes iron hosksr's army: . There
are snui.taka5le preparations. nov being
made Tor speedy lnosemsnl Of the army.
Oar transportation is now being cul down
n facilitate sur movements in the coming
@arches. and officers are warned before.
hand that ell superauous baggage must be
sent Asme. while such psor devils as hold
commissions in the line have been notified
that their wedss tents cannot be transpor.
led icr them 10 future. snI that in the com
Ing caup.isn uaihiny more will be allowed
them than q shelter tent apiece, such as the
ven have. which they can carry on their
srR backs. rhis last fact alone is suli-
eisnt iorewarnIng d the trials. troubles.
disrsmiorts aud seventies " the next can.
paisn. Affairs begin TO assume lively ap.
Yearance, aid ! anticipate within fe~
aars ssne startling news.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25

Mobile. March 2l.-The Register has the
following seml-official despatch. dated Fort
Psmberton. Miss. March 90:
Gen. Lorlng has whipped the enemy back
from this point. They are now in full re-
treat for Yazoo Pass.
A special despatch TO The Appeal. dated
Pamela. March 18th. SAYS that The Federsls
engaged IN raid spon fernando, reiterated.
The appeal learns that there have been
no new movements al Port Hudsoni
Dessrtsrs continue u come in. All re-
port great dissatisfaction in the enemy's
camps.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25

Mobile. March l9.-fhe Appeal 18th
says: Reports this morning from Port
Hudson represent a serious outbreak in
the Federal army. which il correct, proba-
bly, accounts for the retrograde movements
Of Banks's army. Scouts report that seve-
raj Yankee regiments laid down their arms
and we're sent hack. Another rumor was
that two regiments Of Gen. Rusls command
had driven back greatly superior force Of
the enemy. The Tribune Of this city has
the following special dispatch:
Pamela. March l8.-Federal narauders
at fernando destroyed all the county re-
cords at that place. Also maize a general
Jail delivery and stole all the horses, mules
and negroes in their reach. rhey were at
lacked and routed by Blythe's battalion,
with loss Of several killed and wounded !.
Oar loss one man wounded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-25

frus rag SOUTHWEST. Mobile. March
ls.-A special dispatch to the Tribune,
lated Jackson. says two cavalry regiments
oceupied Ilernando last Saturday uight.
Their Iurlher movements are unknown. but
Supposed they have retrograded. Rein
iorcppents ara reported coming down the
lstsO river. II is reported that heavy re-.
iaisrcemrnts hnse arrived Al Memphis
rom above. The roads are drying but The
,'srI are sery difficult 70 cross. The
Pallahatehie liver is rising. The trestlc
wsrk n Waterford on the Mississippi Cen.
lrsl Railroad has been destroyed hy the
Yankees from Lagrange. Several parti.
IAN companies are pursuing with every
prospect Of oyertaking them.
Chattanooga. March lS.--No,hing new
tom above. Gen. Johnson left here this
RVrains tvr the army of'rennssses, Eigh.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

Uuacr the ahose caption We notice that
the Editor Of the Statssaaa comes down
"Iike q thousand of brick upon Ls
GRASD BYTSeroS, chairman Of the State
Central Conmistee, This e~aptiousuess
on the part Of Editor Of the Ssatesmas,
proceeds moEs from a desire on his part
to disorganizs and destroy the Democrat
ie party, so as to make reem for his
"Union party" than from a desire to ad1
vance the interest of the organization 10
which he processes to belong. So far as
the resolaaosas Of the Ooaauaistee are con-
cernad, they are merely recommendation,
which the people may or may not adopt,
and We presume that they come as near
expressing the views H a majority Of the.
Democracy, as The nomination Of the Ed
tor aforesaid two years ago, by the Gem
trail Committee did Ia expressing their
choice for q candidate for Governor.
This time however il is . sshoss Of anoth-
CT @5SSG% Lac sAG1aSA Va @IS SS@s&a&%S~
suo years ago pIeased aas Editor, but this
year their action don't please him-hence
he danouness them or rather their Chair
MAI - q usgrpsr Of powsr aot delegated
TO bin.
We think that the COMMITTEES had e.
right to elect their own Chairman, sna
that 10 The selection Of Mr.. ByINsTos,
they made Is wise and judieious ehoice,
and that the resolutions, whether they
are toe joint waEk Of the entire Commit-
tee, or only the saggestions Of the Chair
man, are altogether such as should have
been adopted by the Committee. At all
leyerts shey suit the Democracy Out this
ana ws believe they will be endorsed
by nineteen twentieths Of the party
throughout the State. None but dough
heads, and such as depend upon sculdug
.EspArathaE tAah y bald and manly SIGHT
upon principle for success, viii object %
I them.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06
s.xosEs."-~TheEr Significance

illustrated with saSyaviRxs Of the Roman, 9rscaAns
IaaiAa, NsgrV, CELESTIAL, Aausiiss, Txrh-Aps ana
RaS y 5ass, wasA sAs eAarscses FwsaaasA 81 sseas~~
g~xnx-btas eAa1n. az usy. LIrs-thia and Rsls'
or saIl and red, priHa or poash&s seobainx OF tSVinS.
oUrR-arxs es snail. HAIR-aiShs or daEk.
sanrssos aas, tsEalgs& q Fesry. czxsxs-ahha
o. phs,au. psse, sssslsHal T~EEva-rssna@E srFr
rsxuIaE. ~EARs7aszgs q aEaaaIy GEcx-~Asag aF
short. sns-rsssA ps zHs9&a AB % Be ampS
Illustrated w1EA saErEvingG.r Ehe yak tax %Hsh
saa voses, ali indi=s&s character. We may EnSw
al Aonsss face from a dishonest sae, and we VIII
siasw Rev. BESIDES che aeewe, ws shall tss@s On
~rHNoLoar, q the SataraI Hissot9 u Mani Of
xaIoEaax. nnA shs Laws Il Lille SD A~sltAi
Of PHxxsosRoMY, or sigas q CaaEsesaf, aud hsw
10 read lAsn; Of R~aRxsoLoLaag. The Paiissopr
Of Mad and Of Pa PHYSIOLOGY, the Sciences o. me
syuf, MAX, with reference 70 &siA ais Eeiaasus Of
4ts, sosiaL, iE+eItscsaal, and spiritual and Naaa
saea czn Do AexS, will he sluntAAlsd in the PakE-
BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL AID LTFE MLusfAA"
YED. New xolnas commences July lsf. hAna-
asus saArtS uaontAgy, Al ealy 81 % q ysas. Sam
pie auaeers. l6csats. Please zaArsas NWhAA u
WILLS, sS Broadway, Esw Tssk-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

~ May Of ozx Daily subscribers s~Uanplaia thzi
saey % not get their paper regularly. va ars
c~onadana khat tAslE paper In as regularly isf2 Al
sAsar Aezass ss ltis issnsd, sa4ssAsss winay morn.
tnSs, a says Ia exn't carry brick bats to plass
% all sae pagers. we Suggsst Szsat a sprins
eisths-YaA - plscsd whers tas paper Is intszs1ed Il
ss iefs, and we aoabs not you will and paper syss.
u0rniR@. .. .--.a. o.. ts aE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

- MAY, WIKI b Co., have just re-
eeived q very large lot Of all kinds OF
CLOTHING, which they propose to sell
Low for cash. Thar ssosk has bsea Sc.
lected With especial care, for this market
and for the Plains. ALI kinds Of emigrant
goods constantly On hand. Give them a
call If you want bargains. 3W.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06
To Nervous suHexeRs Of Bsgh
EMWMG.

Arsyexnsd Craftsman having been restored ss
health in > TEA days, asses asnaargeiAS all the HsaAi
routine AID irregular expensive modes Of treat
mani, without saaaass, o0nassszs II his s&e-ea ausy
se communicates - his xsAic4sa fellow sEsatwrss the
szsss. of esya. Hence, On taa rscsipt Of an sd1s-
siou envelope, he will ssa9 tsssel . esPT Of tas pre-
n~eyiutiam used. Direct 70 JoRa n. DAsHALLp
tss FafG0n Street, RgOekiya, n. r.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

LAwToH sEAcKnERRrgs -Fhs largest and best
berries or tas EbsTs n<zas were presented % as the
0aAar gay By W =. saseAsi5r Of wood Lawn
Garden" MIR r. nOt ouiy raises nice BIaekber-
Kiss, strawserries and 0thsr fruits and ssfries; but
he raises some Of he Hissst vegetables prSaucad
IN the sSunSEY. Thsss in xSat Of any tsing in his
linz would % well TO sive him > saII
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

ALWAYS Ger xRs BKsr.-Thera is NO
Sewing Machine In use that giyes
the general satisfaction, thai Groves
L Bakers does- They are 60 simple.
that a child twelve years old, after q lit
tie prsctise, can operate them. The
strength and beauty Of the stitch. tue VS.
Eiety Of work, the durability, s4e ease
in running il, recommends II oveE Al
other machines for family nae. II
has taken tbs arss prernian at nearly al
the States Fairs, - being the best Aa.
chine in use. Price $45 and upwards.
ANY person desiring to purchase . Ma
chine, can examine Grsver b Bakers
by calling at cur residence Al orders
will receive prompt attsnsiou.
If D. ". CARPENTER, Agent.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

- jon PEiSrTss, can be done betssg
and cheaper ct the BwgIe Ohce, than at any
other establishme ns w est of the Aissis-
sippi river. Those wanting any kind of
Printing done, will find it TO theis advan-
tage to leave their orders at this Office
We warrant satisfaction, or make no
charge. Terms moderate. :,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

We rscsivsd q Runbsr Of shs Daily nannrsi
HlGns h1&isS whsn thsG institution was arst start.
90, aud save II ssch a netiesas wa theuxht ID Ae.
seIScd baf since lhsn have received nary Rswki
lssza Aat gaarseT.-0a&wG G&xesss.
We tnfsEz The Gazette taas il wSald hs raaAsr :
nsaYy kkx ca thls "EastisutlaR" to furnish . Daiiy
tor 8 wsskty, ans sAss too, whsn they copy our dia-
PaseAss' withOnt svsn giving Us he soas pap Of
credit Do you andsrsszaa az MI. Gazetteer
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

- We hxssa vefy lsns esmmunieasIon fron.
=. vs. aoa she p~fepgissy Of dsneins a. xrerzea-
hons which we are sosaselied ta aeslins publish.
ms en- tas groaRd Of Its ssest length. rhs arsi.
Gig wosss esrzsg assvs swa calsuaaa Il omr xssekty.
waiaAls asass Space sAAh We can sSord 10 yssd ..
this sxsssias time Of politics and news, 10 this sab
lss, ThA nssaess esassias rasny ssa& peiass, saa
10 verify Of pablicasisn.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

nrxEx o 4 LAkx-~ge rsssixsA lass
3xAts4Ae.E Co. s4s44sfst@se1fAuSssaa ss
-, = 4. M~nssxLEstessa Crest ssls Lxks Clts.
snly u. -, wkica asazsiss ! xssa ism u nsss
sssasasa. I4zTksfs y x&sSA1 4
sAs snsss gsta asassanssA In Isresi, rs ] think lila
quits . stranger - these yailsTs. = sx-
psst ssssss II se-day, ssa I an gslng 70 give hla .
good sssstaaasklassr iJ1ags Jeasss passsa ahfeasa
ssTfsss1saf&a&s CT nsaasI Rivsr aaass Col.
Sssss Williams. ~ fAmay ass al wssl and I Ana
asfsx wsaas M wsai sstisssd with me place. Passss
sneses ~ kaaa FsgArda md rsskssesz ue n sa ~
saxazehAskmM&M i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

1sa ~ExAcTLvt-A little bay team belonging to
Mr.. Dodge attasch"d TO a wagon loaded with loose
lumber tatghthASe saaH SEEM esnsing dowu Broad
Was, On thursday evenings ST the rate Of speed in.
steated ssove. They took 4 strait shata down Khs
Middle OF the Street., from upper 10 gowsx Broad.
wsys deiaS ne barn ! only raaaIag . ltsale fss
amusement.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

THK GRAEr WEsT.-In the last ten years
Tiers have been built at the West 3.656
milss Of railroad, at q cost Of $685. 100
464 mostly By Eastern or imported cap
ital. The Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany alone sent into Illinois S30,000,00o,
and built q road which enabled the Fed
sral Governmsasto sell $lI 1000 600 worth
Of land, and the COMPANY to setf Ss2o,-
100000 more "a actual settlers; making
over S6l,000,0O0 concentrated Ia that
State BY the operations Of one company.
The chief effect of this has been 10 swell
the aggregate receipts OF grain as Caica-
20, during the ten years, to Isl, 5a4 $50
bushels, which, 1t an average prics Of 66
esnts pr hashel. tthe valne for 1860 at
Chicago, ] would be NoFth Sl26, 000,0
thus exceeding By % ,oD, 0Oo the cost Of
railroads. through we agync3 Of which
Tho grain was made availAbls. La 1861
the quantity Of graia increased 10 4
o9 400 bashsss, ms southern routes be-
reg closed and 10 1862 tbs saa can't waa
60 $50, 800 bushels. The figures bot in
diease of The prosperity Which has dsvsl-
I opel "a rapidly during she lass Esa years
Id the nershern sections Of the West.
oovNeEL BGUsTs, Aue. I.--Glub msa
nuKsaank "a mdtaarnssaax. "a prasI.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

To PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH DrssAsgp
ETEs.-I called on DIR. W.T.. CAmFsxLL
to treat my Eyes for scsofaIous faaaaa-
nation Of the Eyes, Of Five Years stand
ing, SO thai my sight was 20 mach ina
paired that | could mot see to get sboal
and by tbs sreasmeas Of the Dr., sza
fully restored 70 sight and perfect health
of ny Eyes.
(signsd1 ANGEIasE O. BEgBE.
Council EIuffs, June o. 1853. 2m.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

I~rhe Weakly BasLe VIII lssue shis marHtns,
containing LANCE amount us tassressing pOsftieal
matter, together vita fun sslesraphie reports ID.
sswsHk. Ekisiaas sAs sspss fr every karnaer e
have, IL they want al u the latest news I'd Il
tie ssar al sa&ng - press. Tsfuns, gsug Dc.
ysaS, ssiesfy in sdvanue,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

II wM. ~fHATcnEa has removes his xsarR -
Sseaa 70 IA store rsguR ~fosHashiy oorapied BY y
AVARHx, where he 10 prepared t. asfws aas eus-
soaasrs wita ai kin4a Of ssoas cAsapsr usan pver
Ne AAa . asw more ef those nice Sugar Cure Hsu,s
tszT, grys Ata . calL Far particulars ass his sd-
~Eert1ss&sntin tais HaaFuinSss Issue Of cur papsr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

WATTS AL On Par FoRy--~why Don't you
Essvs - lassss srss& aa4 Eatin oeeaaienaiiyq '
/ sske4 spansrg deacon, Of ths asw mlalstex.-
way ~ you understand those Languages sn~
sEs5 sat = pay for tas sesa, ana ss oaght q
have u.n xxsH
ESaSAs Board Of KnrolluAsat have essspsssaa
sAsls iahosss aas are now waatsns farshss orders
asreag In u b State.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

u What has become Of ths Omaha RspzaAsa2
Have yoH cut cur aasuaiaIanOs, Reixhhor.9
J. s.-ws stop shs pzssa to ansss uzacss' shss t.e
Aap@SAe@a OF Saiy zaa, reached ma IN safety. Jas
2ssh, oRly ssvsa days FROM omaaAal Bualv sOr L.
ftex -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06
-DWUyMENNEss CURED.

The i~ueDgfate may now bid denancs 70 the tempt
ina eue. DE-. EANRFs AETTDoTK FOE RON
DRINK is 4 certain cure for Drunkenness. Il ere
ales q dislike for strong drink ana Gan - s1ERin-
tsteseA without The knowledge Of the patient
Price, OIL . box, ssat By mail 10 any A1arsas" %
s. O. UpHAM, 80 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
PA. c~lrssAsxs ssas Tres tJuae fs-w@
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

~ xas Grand Jury adjourned yesterday morn
lug at 10 o'ciock. We reckoa persona Son't De
sahiset 10 amy restraint in 'sshoosing OF their
moushs,f about what they see and hes1. Let ts
scandal 30 % now
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

Egrzas eslsbrasa4a ii sAs aFsss kmsrseszs u
kztE4n sssesA* sk~6askxxs& as&aaz nz6~8 .
somRaszasrsafsa "a ne slbsrssssn "a ne saasss
aaia. In sAis easx. ~ asaAsy aaxAks xsntsdlas .
sas prassazans Brssisssly sanauzssa. Assss
sFfxx @sHls ssrs ems paxsissalsa :
Hf feab4vsdss &&fsnag1& House. NssA~
las tsszsRarsa " lnsssrsps as fassfsassss, aatia
ansus 10 sscaeak, wasn sssas zalseazsvsaa sesa
aassea tie auaF. anlse frasay, win eswsssas
and osyessas yespsE. a. sAs k$ns W ssasrs& kas
reoaas We hsaf4 sAs ven knswn sasss Il sks Fss-
pzzsses, xssassk ssaaaae passaa Aas assaa sAxewlns
psppse en- De sas-wharss - s~psiasass ana sssszas
I'll aslxAEy ss@n sasIsaSEs easaResz " HeswasA-
~ssszAsns M saxpxasia6 snssSv Mspsassa "a tas
part ~ he inaefsssgasle pssprlesas. sAs sagasaas
had sAs dsasrsa sassS, saa aslle . sessssssssus was
saa Ess@ls. Gxhe dance was ksps 10 until aayllshL
----@2-~---~-
sAEIvAaT AysATass-ws have Eecaivsaa sarss-
lar from Mrs. Annie wstsaanysr and u. A. Max-
wsss akase saaiasss nezAts, saiisHg ssvs ~ LIE
ssns axadzx saksxsa&ssAk is ssssssrjMAsas
asAa. we would rasaish the whole ~sisealsr. bud 10
IL toe long for oaF columns. We make several a.
tracts, aa fsaews
gwsAaxsa d sssss azzas maze asl6-shs sscsay
season In southern climate il upan ghsus-sAs
Number Of tbs sink has been largely Iaersase4 hi
tbs sisgs Of Etckasurg and, anaess extya0raIaAsy
s2esss are made 70 prevent IL, 6 vsst smonas 81
suffering zanat sn8ue.
Large hospitals are being established in s~
Boash, saa Enaay Of TIE sick viii be retained fsasSw
sr tressnasnt xnas Mll Insxssse tAa dszasaS Tar
III kiRds al hessAkk3s Supplies.
sairts, arasera sassls anasasssT srsasay nssa-
Potatoes, Suiaas. fresh huttsx. cxpnaa AZ uSesa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

E~The brtGxs~tenders a. Chicago leave the
hzaagss spsM al Aisht ln order thai thaS may slesp
aaAlashEbed ma did sakss asasF alsna ~ usual
and a quiet citizen walked Of Into Che river and
Wa dr-wued.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

~ We have for sale, a couple Of ga
No. l." CUTTING BOXES. Now ID
the time to use them. Gall al tie oshce
and losk As them. a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

KoMAxoks-fhsEals ne ass4calty iapRepartaS to-
maltese aurips wiassr. AaA snjoying sassn .. uu,a
~ sshhszy - Ia AasHat u Is only a-scsasAsy to
aa4 sassa sAofeaSAay kaa pat shsza up wkian ACT.
sealing sas taxs so shas sAsy shah ss air tighs. In
tomatoes De not rtpsn before tAs fzass eszass cut
on sAs ssSass On wAiea Is tas grssn fruit and Dut
sa"sz IN . oallas, hanging thsu ~ w4tA, me tops
a0wh. Aaa tAsy win gradually sapsa,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06
fRsaxa - Rrsa&sia osaukS Gasss1s.1
ssss saEss7sTss's''s'

fvsasa sAs rrsaksaa assazs ssasssas.1
ssss Sft,ss1ssss's's go
. =. >. u.
We're ccsaEng, FasAe~ Ahsaasaa. Aarss aaaarsa
tAsasan4 aaoTet
We lsags ON asaass and asssiasa via blssalas
s::sss II - i,
We ara ina pssF was have 70 wsslss q purrhass
ras ssssasss fsrae We ssys On sarsa ssali asvss
ysrs eoaaing. FstAas Asraaaas, larse hundred
sasaasaa z&esa. 4
we're ssmlas FssasE AssaAszn, tAres asnaEsa
Asaansa aRx wisls, sas dearest Ti&hts gonCasAfsa
~ ssfez &C ysTas
Ccaszipssea comes vtsA e!aesg haaaa, WI Chrts-
Taa GaurSh asaaanas that eafs nRAsf now To swell
the eglzason iaeo4y
And GA shs affairs ~ yoar sssi the purple tsas We
WEIR e-oaias, pasasr abraham, tArss hunarsa
shcnasa6 Hiere.
wsra suzaang, Fssass AAsaAana. tares aanarea
1HasAEa GasFe* y
20 Lay our weary imss 10 bleach On Kappaasn-
naek'a sAorsi
A@FS AAeNrs9 IN SAAx s0A<MMsA&akSR
aaas.ss = sssss 5 - au.s q rissassa sass.-
taa& MfAxsM,@ H s
where shFieks u asash ring "a aeAs saass tas
were oamiag. PasAsr Abraasa, three hsparss
tGouSaad more.
We're eosaing. Father Abraham, three hunagss
shouaana more,
q saasty tas GarissiAn's ssai, . ~na4iOa's THIRST
osod Il psi 8 prIAos il ps.esiis .hsrs %
No veioe u gsses, from all shy saints, 70 piszcs
the isAdsn sky9
In vain we've bowed az human shriass, and kRaa
at neTcy's deer e
ws'rs coming. RatAsE Abraham, tarss hHndrea
thousand nasFs
we're s~oEains. Psthaz Ahraham, three hundred
gAy cali We answer villa cur lives, fer wsvs no
wealth ia MkeFej
Is this your land Of boastsd rights, the nation of
AaR psss
gssa pats 4 ssass % kae ssal spEtGa IN ussrty :
Whiisjastee pleads, and mercy wesps, and sovias
we'Fe coming. Father Abraham. thrse hundred
thousand more.
we're coming, Father Abraham. three haaaFsa
teaRsand tnerss -
And yst Abe gloom that Shrouds ths land is deeper
On, whsI rssasn shall come to men from all this
deadly stFife9
And what shall compensate for ali this fearful Ioss
Of Iife9
And wAaa - ~ eaau tAy pausseaagaaEs. When %
We meet fhes, Father Abraham, three hundred
thousand more
WATERrowH, \. T., May, 1855.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

G Gfxx oxGauNcIL BLUFFS Ts. AARoE J. PAR
xEas-Ths saused was charged with drunkenness
and an indecent exposure of person, on sunday az
tsrtapon st I o'ciock, asd was lodged in the Cotton
wood for tbs night, Monday nOrning, Aasen was
invited 70 make his appeaEance 9sfaFs tas Hshera+
bic Recorder, who dnsd him s5.oo and costs tor
his nsaShsy trick Served him right, Aaroas TIA
srick vas sgscosssatatiSnsL and will nos be sazsrsd
in tais Loyal community. Aarun, that was , "nas-
II triek,' and yoa nast wintasiY subnit 70 IA
ruling Of the court tE9&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

z1LCzxAanD.-@aGSannot ~conesaxs, my dear,
wA&sS tue matter wiih mx wasea ; I shimk ii
mna' want cleaning, exclaimed m i~h4uagens aus.
band 70 AIS ssxtsE-Aals tae other dag. eGa. Ps I
said Ais psstsd dzashssF, sI know il don't wan,
cleaning hecagse aass saa I wasasdI IL ID. The b.
sinss svef 80 sons. dis morning"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

~ From The Illinois papers sc gather that tee
wheat crop is pretty mach all harvested, and Ghat
gsnesaazy tbs yiasa will be good Ia quality and a faa
average in quantity.