Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13
FALL WHEAT.

wheat, 2 snoald De soWn from tne luEn
TO 18th 81 September. Ii natures about
the krsE week in July. Captain Huyest
was this year through vith his harvest
BY Jaly sah. The pxsseas ssasos has been
so dry in the vicinity OF Fairfield that all
other varieties of wheat have been fail
arss. The "Gsllege Prolific Whest''
yielded forty-three bushels TO the acre in
the year 1861 in the year 1862 tbs yiald
was forty-0ne bushels per acre ssthis
! yesr.'' Captain Huyess says, Ffis viii be
80 bushels, or more. per acre. think
the grain is Of much better quaiisy than
either of the previous years."
This wheat 10 foreign origin, and said
to be hardy. The wheat raised 10 thE
regSen is heasly al Of ahesprisg variety /;
bat If there is a fall wheat adapted to
our soil and climate, which yields forty
bnshels per acre, eur farmers ought 60
have ii. We are informed that Captain
Huyett will chesrfaliy answer letters of
inquiry addressed to him at Fairfield,
Iowa.
f1y The destruction Of horses incident
70 the military service has raised the gov
eminent price for horses from $l25 to
$l45. Government officials are now en-
deayoring 70 Eli " requisition for several
thousand horses from Maryland. Many
valuable animals have already been taken
in some Of the counties, the government
agents giving script or receipts for them
al d certain fixed price.
How II was DoNE.-How the Prince Of
Wales poppea sAs question 10 the Princess
of Denmsrk-aPIease deign 10 marry
uae.' and the fair Dane aeigned.
& 6oRaREm AGSurx9oRY AT DAVENPORT
The Davenport Macs gives. the following
AdescFiptiensaf a Souaham Factory estab-
lishment at Davenport.
ssThe facsory and refining works of this
company, situated in the pQrth-ea part
of ahis tosnsAsn are now nsarly GpRa-
pied. The buildings consist of four strue-
tases. one 20 Ay 10 feet, tive stories, one
40 by SO feet, aud one 80 by 60 feet, one
story each, and one dwelling houSe 20 hS
26 feet, one and q half stories high. The
machinery il all on Che spot, and the boil
or for the engine viii soon be there
The lumber was drawn out from French
and Divies mill, in this city. The Gu
tire works ready for operation will cost
about 5000. 4 huge sorghum pan, or
boiler, has been constructed al tbs shop
of j. FL. Dumont. in this city. lt is =
monster 10 proportions and viii turn out
che syrnp IN o hurry whsn once 10 opera
dor. The buildings are erected in q suit
able manner by Mf. Kirk, of this city
Everything will be ready before the zane
lie fs 60 nj. The enterprise will we
trust, be q successful one.7
CLoTulNG Foa REBxL SoEDIxas.-A cor
respondent of the Providence Journal
states that in q s~sorehouse which was
found on Morris Island, our troops found
an immense quantity of clothing. The
rebel soldiers wers we'll clad, having JUST
received . supply Of better light blas
pantaloons than our W troops have
These clothes had come from New York
by way OF Nassau
HKAvT FAELURR.-Tha London TsGe-
graph says the great Daaszie firm Of
Behrsna Bros., has failed, a. ssant which
has caused considerable eOmmosion at
the Berlia and Sss&sin Exchanges. The
liabilities asaoaat 10 rather more than
226D,gEn, assets not yet described. The
immediate uaass Of the failare ls found
in the firm having bonghs and paid for
about EsO0,oo0 worth al corn In psIsnd,
which re1nains u~ndellYered, owing to the
disturbed state Of the epuBtry.
4 PKgaTos.-~The police force Of Pres
ton, Lancashire, having petitionsd sheis
sfhoss'' 70 ba allowed 10 wear mosssaeh-
81 that genslsfnan~ graecousiy consents.
Az oaDHs.-Ths Emperor Of Rasaia haa
ordered the Bank Of Russia 10 again al.
miuish che price sf gold, 20 that at ths
end Of the year i slall be u par.
a srAap D~1crssews-In ) horse suit re
Gently tried before Jsssioa Holland, q
Wass Troy, d written -agrseaasnt, sxscut
ed by rho Iitigaass, sas sought 10 be Ia
sruduced In evidences, bat ia asiasisslol
was ehjsetsd 10 By tbs opposite eoansel
on the gsoand thas Toe paper was no
! sss1apsd. The abisosion was sastaias
by The eours.
! ~ d chap dawn ID C~oanecsieuss Il
j Ter the passage 81 me coasdfipsiea -
nos married 10 escape the draft. he no,
|. ssys, IL h eaxs gst i divorce be wiII %
i iiss, ~ n Be sssss fghs, be woaid rAshs
do 20 for hts souusFy. This fellow mad
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: FOR TREASON, he specific charge assinl
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