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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14

The NEXT EMPEROR OF MExrCo.-Thc Grand Duke
Ferdinand Macmillan Joseph, who has been chosen
by the Mexican Council of Notables as Emperor of
that country is Vice Admiral and Commandant of
Marine of Austria He was born July 9th 1882,
and was married on the 9th of July, 1857, to the
Grand Duchess Marie Charlotte Amalie Auguste Vic
toria Clemautine Leopoldine, who born on the
7th Of june, 1910. This lady with this terribly
long name is the daughter of Leopold, King Of the
Begans, and if Napoleon I'LL agrees to it IS to be
the Empress of Mexico Maxmilian is the brother
of the Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14

The EIGHT HUNDRED-The 26th North, Carolina
Regiment went into the Gettysburg battles eight
hundred strong, and came out with only eighty men
unhurt. In Company every man either killed or
wounded numbered fully eighty-seven. Tenny-
sons Charge OF the Six Hundred" will aptly ap-
ply to this devoted band:-
Into the valley of death
+ Rushed the eight hundred"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14
From Gen. Lees Army.

The Richmond Enquirer of Wednesday says:
"All is quiet along the Rappahannock. Very
few Yankees remain near Warrenton, in Fauquler
Iarce number is still at Brandy Station, and be-
tween that place and the lower fords the main ar
NV NV of Meade is supposed to rest. , Our caValry
still holds Culpeppcr, and our main army remains
in its last reported position. No evidences OF
mrher retrogade have transpired, but, on the con-
tr,rv. an advance of our army is expected by olh'
rerS in high position"
The weather has been too hot recently justify
General movement of troops on either side, but
,rohsr great battle is thought to be near at hand
The Richmond papers state the gratifying fact that
Gen. Lees army is being rapidly augmented by
n. return of officers and soldiers, under the ap-
meals recently made to them by the President and
Gpn Lee.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14

NORTH CAROLINA SoLDIERs.-Persons visiting
Richmond to see their friends-sick or wounded
soldiers from North Carolna-wm find them in
General Hospital No. "a corner of Main and 26th
streets; and in Sd; 4th, and 5th, divisions, Winder
Hospital, West terminus of Cary streetS.-Pro-
OreSS
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14

LOOK oUT FOR RoGUEs I'VE learn that the sta
bes Of Col. c. ". D. Hutchings, of this City, were
broken into on Wednesday night last, and harness,
fine saddle, &c. stolen, worth $1,000. A number
Of pairs of harness have been stolen in this commu-
nifty recently, and the mystery is what the rogues
do with them. Let the officers and all good citi-
zenS keen Sharn look ont.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14
For the Standard

For the Standard
Mr. EDITOR Please to publish in the good old North
Carolina Standard, the soldiers paper the following lines:
The soldiers of North Carolina wish their friends home
to meet the day set by the President if they fast to
pray for early peace for they wish to to their
give this war and the speculators their dues.
A. c. R.,
Soldier in the Army
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14
AN ELEGY.
"THE UNKNOWN HERo,s CRAVE,
By FONT TAYLoRD.


Oh dark s-the grave where the soldier lies buried,
And dark was the day, when be gave up his life;
From kindred and home to the grave he was buried,
Ger death still victorious, tho slain in the STRIFE
his country knows not her of Hero's achievement,
While battling for freedom, with heart and with hand
de bath given his ala priceless bequeat hment-
To purchase the fights of his dear native land.
Twere better our fate be like his, who unfriended
Falls foremost in fight, for the home Of his BIRTH
And sleep meath the sod, by our valor defended,
Than BY tyrans be ruled, in best land of th earth.
When Southland % shal'smile in peaceful security,
Is gen'rous and just tho the Heavens should fall
Her starred cross shining on flag of snow purity,
Homes held by the brave she'll share freely with all
Her foes fought into friends and stayed from subsection,
er our loved land, liberys sTARREDcross shall wave
On the lOwly green mound tears dropped by affection
Turned to diamonds, adorn her Hero's dark grave.
RHANKATTE May, 1868.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14

PASSPORTS OUT OF THE CoNFEnERACY.-After to-
day, General Winders window will be shut down"
Only alien eGemIes, who so declare themselves, will
be furnished with passports to leave the Confed-
eracy-Rich En-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14

The Yankees are building two immense hoSpi-
aIs at the Navy Yard, Pensacola. Alfthe negroes
IN and near Pensacola are being sent to New Or
leans to be drilled and placed in the Yankee
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14

!. The total amount appropriated by the Lincoln
Congress for the year ending June so, 1862, was
S318261, ,629, so and for the year ending June 80,
1863, $sS2, ,23S, ,s00,21.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14

Gov. Letcher has summoned the Legislature Of
Virginia to meet in extra session in Richmond, on
Monday, the 7th day of next month.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14
IMPORTANT SALES AT. AUCTION, MON

u day of Curt week l7rh inst, will be sold at T0Wes
Auction and Commission Store, this day. at i" CLOCK,
large .yceleut HORSE, years old rides and works
well in harness pair good working Horses sound and
in good condiah;l pair Mules, wagon and gear I com.
fue walnut Bureau with glass; Mahogany Sofa Bottom
Chairs ana great variety Of other Furniture and House.
hold articles several fine Gold Watches; large Iot VI
new and od~broad Swedes Iron; large BiackSnitns @
Vices; Rpggy Ax'es large Fes, betting |iae ah 3h ns
row. rulng machinery or for back 6Saf as oasn,
bairell Guns aud Pistols; Soda b. the key Son b Ion
IN Porter Shoe Thread Spool Cotton SL9s o' o. GGass
salt. excellent new Rubber EorSe GOTs: TISoA'ns ~,
Tobacso Cigars, DC, DC 'E's' - Suetioneer
Raeigh, AFg IS. 1883:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14

SICK AND WOUNDED NORTH CARoLIN1ANs AT
CnARLEsToa-A letter from North Carolina med
icai officer at Charleston, says:
"Gen. Clngman's brigade, composed oil four N.
G. regiments has been in this place since the COM
mencement of the bombardment Of Morris Island.
They have undergone more hardskips, and more
terrific shellrng for the same length of time than
any troops in the Confederate States since the war
commenced, and notwithstanding all this, our sick
soldicrs--made sick by exposure the Island
are refused adnittancc in the hospitals in Charles
ton"
Comment on such treatment Of our. soldiers is
unnecessary. As set off to this we are glad to
learn from the Wilmington yTournuI that
"Mr. George Robertson, Chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee, Charleston, requests to state
that the American Hotel, corner King and George
streets, has been secured Home for all soldiers
arriving IN the city of Charleston, where they will
receive every attention in food and shelter free of
all charge.
All the papers in North Carolina and Virginia,
will confer a favor on the soldiers by giving the
above as extensive circulation az possible"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14

TEyAN BARK.-I HAVE FOR SALE rs OR
d 100 cords TAN BARK, which L. will deliver on the
line of the c. R. R. six miles west of GreensborOugh
Persons wishing to buy will address at Greens6orOugh
N. G. P. Ii. BlLBRO.
- Aug l3 1868 66-4pd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14

On Wednesday last the thermometer stood at 96
degrees in the shade, in this City, Good rain about
two o'clock that day. Thursday, thermometer sc,
and rain for several hours. Pleasant day. New
moon to-day, Friday.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14

nRY HIDES WANTED.-I WILL PAY A
- little more than the highest cash price for num-
ber of good, well trimmed RAW HIDES Bring them in,
one, two. forty, or five hundred at time.
FRANK. !. WILSON, Agt.
Raleigh, Aug. l$ 1863: 6"-St.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-14

floods AT AUCTION. ON THE FIRST
0T dav of September, will sell at public auction in
Graham, c. the stock of goods belonging Blackwell
& Co. consisting of bbs Whiskey and Peach Brandy;
10 kegs of Nails; hid Sugar; Hardware, viz: Hand
Saw, Smiths Vices, Locks, Hinges, Screws, &c Dry
Goods &c R HAMMER
Surviving partner.
Graham, NC, Aug. 18, 1898. (Pr. 81 est.
TEACHER w ANTE DON IMMEDIATE
"A application male Teacher well recommended,
get good School stated salary, if he prefers it, Ad-
dress Il. SHEPPARD, Greenyille, N. O.
Aug. IS, 1858 C5-2tpd.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07
AN ORHaTSAsCE

10 rapeAl PARTON ~ sn Ordinance sbthe go
tsAn Ordinances dFnsa as tAe duties aHA nlaaltaes-
items OF Gas oazc AID a1tHz their eoEApesaaa~
tiDup esd asEninS the aatls2 u herp Fasg ~ osS~
tain cases.
asesien l. BE IL orusthsa By tha Caazzsof Csues
cal Of the city % COunr5i RsHas,
That So mnrh pf fsAn Ordinances aegAasa
the dwilpa and auaIaasaafOna 81 DstS 0asssss aud
axAng fheiF eeHzp1aSa9 faE approved Jag " fSSs
- nths,rfxeg az N ake Id Abe aasy 81 the City Mnxi
- - isxma iGcs4ka1g gYaERtaA y hsgs ttky
WsFran's are sHsfe4 81 Aaan IN pagneas = 2 esss
saxsa or sss elar cs5y EkAea fer t1sx aRaaHns
~ sax az taxas az ssAsg Guess sas tss peFRaa de.
sirss To pay, - and taesksa1 a aessaS Fsgsaiea'
ssctson IL ii gstsek Ordained, Thas whsn
nsysar ssaxhsng ID make i paymssns 10 shs Marshal
r~xssts sIss warrmsk sw sr anasuns greater shAs
ss,ca ravuaszs ii shaM Se sks aasy Of the e0FSsa
Is receive and eaueez EhH sssne5 sad e tssns ~
| warrAsgs bsfas saf sssns number - tha efsssns
wnrras4 gaa 81 whask tB&al be 81 sns sxaA su&
whsrS fss ssxssn 8swhfn4 10 pmg ana Ehasl Dc ala
- a and the e4kaF f1r the basaM0e 81 ~
~rSwisal sgsxvsass anH Hsaf&sA ~ n 8aeh wasxHas
sna5f esase SOS data MthpMng and nazabsr Ell ta
AoraainHi waFrans N
sec1asn . ~ Is sarthsE 0gasaneas IaBt nj
IOra naacs shsig tsks cs aas - b fases aasas u
guhaiaasloa sGrarasnE ta lAH,
/ u d. pAxMHM, Mayas
a4ssakp--M. O. ca&MstuMzss uksg assaSAaR-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07
RRIDsEHs the PLATTE

The Omaha papers are urging the bridg-
ing of the Loan Fork and Platte Rivers
on the road from that city to DeneVeF.-
The scheme is practicable and Omaha AMI
Council Bluffs would have made money
by bridging them three years ago. As
the newspapers there very Justly say, the
only trade Of the Missouri River towns
which Is really wort ID anything 10 that
with Colorado. The point which secures
that trade will lead ell others in growth
and prosperity. For the past year Ne
braska City has ouesEFippad all others In
the Denver trade. O1naha now proposes
10 eompets for her laurels and dollars.
To do so her hrst step must be to con-
rtraet the bridges named. That done
and the Omaha road is "a good or bet
ter than spv other and considerably the
shortest. The merchants of that place
and Council Bluffs will find their hrsi
wears profits increased more than the en-.
tire cost the improvetns usa required, ano
an imtnense travel and trade viii AZ ones
sa. ia oyar that roata whieh will brins
wealth to the entire country through Wnacf
| ID passes
The trade OF Colorado ID no pic@gun'
affair. Il amounts u millions OF doaaRi
annually, and each yaar increases 's iron
| sFtv TO one hundred Der cent. Gaxs yea
| viii see it making giant strides. Their
il enough TO keep several Of the aiissour
rivers towns busy aud make them wealthy
/ A composition OF Yieally among them y
secure Ii. will benefit our people and henc
we like TO see 1t spEtnging up. Bradg
| the Platte by all means. Omaha an
Coancil Bluffs, grappls for your snsFs
Ii any other towns wssat to enter the ms
let them do 40. Tha more the merrieR
/ Opnosition 10 the life Of trade. Ghicag
! eysr. will Ger long zee that her interea
4 liza In posbing nsas Os her railroads NOR
rapidly toward DehEeE'--D sassr IN
Neaes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07

BEggg co y PATRET VENTILATED, SELF
ADJUSTING HATs are 50 Constructed IS 10 AdRIs
IRE c.rculauon Of AIR between The swe@a-is@'a"F
lsa lie BODY of the Hat Aad alao, to adjust itseh
"a Zee fyrshssd ~ soSa IS the has Is paa on sasss
.rsV-2Ilas TO the wearer Of any stinsned hat AAl
- plaacT sad comfort Of ths sofk felt kss B@sSe
Il. ~ are new manufacturing Aoleskin and Gas
uzsrs Has, ~ saa spEtEE ana sa&aasr Styles foi
s,alr ne1', and yeuag geata' Dress Hats ThAsd
As7 VII furnish to The trade At ssst $1sr S42' go
A.! 90 per dozen; together with complete as
r.r.-ar8G of black ana cSIeFea Felt Hats, nAnaI&e
.,s. y themselves, With special EefsEsuf 70 afS
-.,s rslali traas thEsughaus the country. PFie%
ss:f, Hata, from SIS TO eEs per dcssn- &l~sy
u alad she best qualities of Paris Self Hats OF -
....st s,ylss Ali orders By msl VIII rs"@aT
frz7qt atteuuou. fsrms Cash, less 3 PEI esS'-
RGERE h. 20. E5& Broadway, b. 4.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07

AVrcTrx or TrRASsV.--John w. heyes,
the victim of Black Republican malice,
borne down By bis prosecutions, Is now
a maniac in the Asylum at Columbus
EzchGRg@.
This man was the editor ofa Democrat
10 paper at CircIsville, Ohio, and was at
the hour of midnight, BY violence torn
from bis family By the minions OF Aeo-
lition hate and power, and hurried on to
q military bas.ila where he lay in dun
gson three or four months, without an
accusation being made against him, only
thai Of being Democrat, and was hnal-
Iy released upon bis taxing an oasn fna'
be would net prosecute the Williams who
committed she outrage. Men OF AmeT1-
ca. behold shs result and we ars told VI
must keep sslence upon thssa proceedings
Our arm shall be palsied, and cur tongu'
elegve to the roof Of our mouth, befor'
| we will cease to denounce the inhunan bar
| barisy Of this corrupt and ball deserving
| administration for its revolving erinss.-
| Baaylsaosoa argus.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07

- The Dance at Pacific Hall, on
New Years. Eve, Was the most social and
pleasant affair that has occurred this ssa~
son. The Hall was we'll diled and the
beat OF Essling and cordially prevailed,
and every person present seemed TO en-
joy the evenings entertainment in the
highest degree. Every thing WAS eon-
Quoted in the best possible manner, By
our papalAs and uEbans friaad 8, s. Bar
LYss, who seemed determined TO give sat
isfaetion to his numerous friends. We m
derstand that there is to be a party On
Friday svening Of every week, al Paeras
Hall, during the dancing season.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07
AN ORDNANCE to yaeats and abolish parts Of
certain streets and streets and alleys In 4rS'
Perry's Ada Gien 70 the City Of Oouneil Bluffs

sAr BE il ordained By the Con mon Council
~ th city Of Council Bluffs That all the streets a11
afrvs ia that portion of Mrs. Perry's Addittoa 10
she city Of Council Bluffs, situated on the = o.
shs v Of section No = township NO % y
of range No a. west; and also % acres ca the sast
stse of ths W " OF tue said Of said sectioHg
heinu twrutv rods in width and one hundred and
sixty rods In length containing la all enc huaarea
grax With the excepLloA of Broadway street Thicn
Ia Ia he and FeruaAa public highway, without any
claim Of DAMAGES from the PTeseHt owner Of SAID
rsi estate or ha assigns from said ely OF ooancii
Bluffs fer The use aud rght Of way for SAID street
as poa located oa aud through s&id premises be ana
ths sssne are hereby vacated and abolished.
The streets and alleys hereby vacated ana &o7i-
isbsd being those contained La all thai p0ftioa o.
said Addition east Of line DUE naFth from patHt
eco Faat east from the southwest corner OF saia
Addition and ths streets p4Ets OF streets keTepg
vacated aud abolished eSins nSmed On tas Eeczasa
Plat or said Addition 40 BTawn, MynSteSt FeFFy.
ppyast cay High Mound, WEBSTER, Jefferson aud
Calhoun streets.
Sec z That the city Of Council Biufs hereby re
ling all claims 20 the streets and aeys IA wa
porticn Of said Addition described Ia section ana 81
| his ordinances Fwikh the excepaoa OF Bxo az
xtret and Aas hereafter ii shall be the GEty OF the
prgpeg assessors in making assessments against
ald real estate described in section one OF THIS or"
4Inaues as one hundred for valuation ana Lax
alton 10 assess s4id hnndFe ed acres OF EAIa @itn
out REGARD l. tbs recorded plat AeknoE feas Cd az Adj
| cline u b. Perry and Fecarded In tae AsoeEass :
fe az estIa wntsAmie eoHnty, Iowa. On ssld prem,
| iEes said plAt being hereby abolished, ths SAID
zity Of Council Bluffs retaining only the rant q
| CAV for Broadway street as now located snro1gf
/ said enc buHfrea acres ~Es'
| Approved, May I'd, iSes =
i Attest. - n FAl&&As AASSf=
v d. CHAwyoRBs City RecOrd~g, ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07

- We had ths pleasure OF attending
che Nav Years party given at Rabbits
Hall, and san truly say that ii was one
OF tie aoss social and agreeable parties
whieA 10 has bean eur good fossuas to at
tend in long time. Ms. MeAAHos -
aoor-mauagsE has ssw equals and no sa~
pastors, The supper was gotten up BY
LAas Princes amoag good fellowa, & T.
DxKAr, and was higly crsdisablo AID ak
hibised good taste on the part of the se-
somplishsd land lady, Who, supeEintend-
cd its preparation. If anybody says
DKKAr don'G know hog TO keep tssera or
hia Lady how to gss up good supper,
bss your "bostOn dollar that he did not
eat supper at the DKKAx HOUSE, on the
evening Of January Let, 1853.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07
COMMERCIAL.

COMA1ERCIAL-
KuaLE 0FREEG, CouxcGL BLrRTs,
sfs ase@ NaysEEheE ~, go q
wHgA9-spslng, sSssao cas- = bush. -,
CONFIRMS ear, ID cts v bush
oATs--En asmaad al Se@72 cts y basA.
PoxAToEs- -grsss, aa@es So haSh.
HAx-T4motay 81 PrslTfs O. y toa.
HoGs-Activs. Slaughtered 81, as9e 30 v 100
BERE-on feet, es9sa % . 100,
HTDEs-Gsssn. 4 c; dry, Toe y 3.
FLouR-Chotes Family XXX. 2,oo; superins
o. 50; Pine. 81 30 y 100.
COIN MEALr-Teilow Is c, waitsa . . casa,
Z BuCkwHKAr Rk9UR-solssa ss9sy 30 v ise,
surTER-Rrssh roll, IOsta -.
LARD-Fresh T@sH n.
KGGs-Preah, S@ss v d9z.
TAGL0w-Prine, lee 90,
BKEswAx-Ysllew, RS@45 v D.
wRIsKET-siil h Bowen's, Is g St. Louis star
10 y gal.
CHICKEEs-Tsas sl,seSs2s - pFasraes " ,ssS
o. 80 y do2-
wURKKYs-Livs, IS 9S1, each.
RxCHANGE-st Loais, 3, Easssra,sA y cent.
"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07
WATCHES AAb HNEIRF!!
OF ahe Ekaehegs d sasss gasm.
k@m@ARe Esmsssrms, ,
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psssntpre which renaera shs apaeaxaBcs az
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tssuessd has suz& sscess5as $50 sAe newess Ena-
passemeHsss asAxy sAssa ana aopd inssssloa
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auarIaa COMPOSITIONS CAsxp ARMY
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Snxks. Unsurpassed fsS sasaeeH Yrxss48 &C ~-~
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07
UNITED STATES CLAIM AGENCY
At WASHINGTON CTTY, D C.
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.

Al ths reaasHk eG J. q. JEEKIEa Co, 70 AZ
a ,ut-azeuts for the ooe estabiiaaed hg fss3s Is
EAshlQEiea City t~T the callectiaa and EAAsni -
ys of CLASS against The q. s. 9sTsTnzp ens, SI12
ss2pcisI reSsTeuce to the immensely increased az
gestures and nnw sxigsRcies Inciaent 70 me e1-
Aug vzE, / have IS tAkiiahsd at CoTseiL Sly
lB,aorh AzeaeY for Western Iowa ana seEasAA,
sA.rs will receive and attsnA 70 all appllcaaens
IT 3ty and bounty Of FoIaasseTs f3F reasons o.
54lns tor Subsistsncs, Stores OF RFanspoT GO
!4r-.sAet 10 the government whiehs being p08 IN
y Ger ferra and transmitted 10 WRasanEtos eT fBe
= - promptly and faithfully prosecuted ey the
;-saC.sai agents above named. ~.
Persons having demands ct any Description %
r=.azl against The Government, haTiag legal Oh
suitable fouBd&tioa, and requiring aa1ns saAsnt
EETrey upon their claims being saeGss sEuiH pros
tsssd AID their dass promptly Fss1ittea 10 teeta'
zskIug early sppiisati0R 10 ne
~. be supplied With ali lava, forms FaAss aR4
1Ctactlous necessary fof tha proper pFsasnL&taoa
faAimt and also an alphabetical ass 81 E9IaA-
eSs ard men OF AlIsrsaes in the Military ssfvlesI
, aagtasn4a and Coaspa@sSas Whereby aSSa tAe
A2gtnlnE q any casually, or tas maturity OF AnS
Am, ready acssas Gao be had 20 the requisite eSi'
sa1ce, Or behalf of the claimant or bis rspTeasnsS
ayes, ioT lie esIAbnEhmsnt. Al charges Wfh D
s29h reasonable scale.
O63ce IN sscond story Of Phosafx Blsck, sesa o
h94dway L. 81. PALMER
Cogac.I Bluffs, Iowa, Dec. u, 1851. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07

- The Post Massss Gsnsral, DIR.
Blair, has rsseindsd oil the orders hsfe-
tofors made excluding from vie Post On
.cas ana malls OF tbs Unised States ees-
Isaan newspapers prsssasad By gssad ja-
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| nj 90 the 6avsxazasas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07

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1'O -.,,,,a for eaaaonsra TO lses feg ones
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07

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wilke Of the Spirit oE the Times having
discharged thsir batteries as Mcclellan,
are now bonabarding Seward. Is 10 .
snrioas eomhia&tion--a religious organ
and tie organ Of se-josksys and Thin.
hie-rixgsrs hiaak- leg and paritan.