davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06

- We are in receipts Of the ssLsdies
Repository for October. This IL q
splendid Magazine and is published by
Poe 4 Hitchcock, Cineinnstsi, Ohio, for
o. SO per annum.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06

g. Joa Psaxusa, can be done batter
and cheaper ss the Bsgls ofaee, than as any
other estahlisAmsas West Of the Missis-
sippi rivas. These wanting any kind OF
Printing done, will hnd IL 70 their advan-
sage to leave their orders al shis 0fhcs.--
We warrant sasisfacsion, or make no
.cLargs. Terms moderate.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06
AUCTION l. COMMISSION
DEKAY IL ALLEN.
MIDDLE BROAD WAY
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

lIg. T. DxgAT and CHARLES ALLIES, having as
soci sEssl themselves In the ABctiou Commission
hwzlness will atted 10 the selling, either public
or sxfvatc sale Of all kinds Of stock, waasns hAr-
nasx wys al Kinds Of property
4 B-stabiinz and yard accommodations fur
aished on reasonable terms.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06

COUNCIL BGsEEEax y IOWA
Mxxtax gsxsa usF atsasaaoa alEaos4 sxcAaztwely,
Srtng u lasi six ears Ehs zAzs 81 diseases Of
fAs Rse AaA hAsing been anlfoxmly ssceaszfna in
svsry case Lave undertaken. now otter ny seE-
sacss u sAs khEictsd and
w A u K a TT A CU q q !!
In almast every tnszanca.
u~Od3ss opposite abe Farmers HS8slt LaW &c
Rgaa0way, noaneai Elu1ss Iowa. .. CAARh9LL-
3aayT, 1854. &# g'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06
SECOND HAND FURNITURE,

AAa e*exyfhEzs sixs walEh hs asa Disease af sAsaa
in asxsAsnxe fsr goods. Gave htza e&as rtxw4
@eer hssow A. 8iyssrs HFy Gs0aR aA0ss, M0wfA
sla& Mf&6fa Ekamaway. 80 SSgsa
gssY 81 lae4s q.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06

- The ssmuassss sppsiatsa By shs
General Assembly Of the Unissd Prssby-
tsriAn Church 70 prepare new version
of the Book of Psalms, has oasred . pre-
mium Of form avs 70 twenty iaeas&nd
dalIars for the best nsw version OF ths
Boob nf Pmlns, and eoassibakicns axs
sslisEtsd from the chureh generally, In aid
uf this fund. The prsmiusn II not 70 Be
paid ansil shs nsw ssxsioa has been r.
dopssd by the shuroh.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06
eAExs sAxnwTs. aATaAH y. popag.
Baldwin & Dodge,
ksANKERs, as
Caalectsss o TAX Payang Agss,

- NUWMLAL MAs4KE$3 GNWAs
Dealers tn Geld, Galsszs EzaA&nges 0aesTTaas
Nenss and Gexagnment FaGchAra.
Careful akasakien Eiran 70 collexstaA Of DgRx&s
Goaes and Aecesnas, and proceeds Of sazas pFsmps@
IL TazalttaA. g&y Fa
faxes paid fer Ronrrezlasnk Land ovners In tAs
dinsreai eonRliss al lava and EeszaAk1 ea aAsrsl
asFhns. ~ -as4e 49, III r., sssss5sasss
Pansianx praesrea, 66gsrnmsas Bounty szd Aaes
pay claims collected fer relatives as deceased sold
teFx. = 4sHs ~ 349tS t4s&S III -
KKERAEMokS--Faxa naaR, Asa Harh % ts
Saving Association, b. Loa&sj DxaKez q Cas, Pal
adszpAia; Maasaeh9 assts nask, hessaa, w. r. oasa-
eaash o., Ghleag0i aalmare, BuHi2p d Co. Gin.
Einnati. SHgs, tGa8&SS~ag
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06

WHr Horf-Ths telegraph sslls as :
peer ds#f d aboausy-jamps Asa
iust been hanged for faiampingo twenty
imas,, thereby ohsAting ne govsfnneni
out Of twenty men, including she slump
ss.n ssHa died worth twenty thousand
dollars, y says the telegram, Sow cup
pose Ne yalae msn - high as tsa shous-
and dollars, and hang every one whe
cheats the government Of twenty or THAI
equivalent. What wonld bseome of sh&
hosts Of Rspablisan maskss sad shoddy
oonsrassossa-- Work.. $50
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06
C.. ALLEN.
RETAIL AND Con kGSSi0k
MEIRC ANT,
MIDDLE BROADWAY, COUNCIL stuFFs, lgAa,

Keeps constantly ga hand coed sugray o. DIT
G@edag Furniture, QnesnswaFe, StSvess Hsaks-
bod Deeds, he, watch he viii sad vsry eesAp fss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06

Ia assx srsparsd TO DO AL kinds Of WORK In xhstr
ia wskA nestnsHs and disp2te1. cheaper than can
$3.50 elsewhere ia western Iowa.
a<wwaauaissnx done "a sAors notiess At the most
aasSaesseG rstes, Jnne is, 1884. iy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06
ana Professional man,

- Business and Professional men,
|oaa ss socomnsastsa wisA phase in shs suaLx,
fsf sAsir cards. We expect every snistpIisins ez-
|slasss mAasn tHisslty e sdvsxslss IN me sUaxx
AassssisHne Ii msAas ss CARRIES sass' sassssss
into evsry Aoass whlcs IL ssrvedsy aswspaps, In
stead Of walsinx aes ssssomsfs - iss& fOs ssss'
sign oysr sis pxsSs af business.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06

TT |. WOODBURY.,
sur C E ON DE n EsT
0zaca and naxidsnrs aa. 4 Rzlmsxss Bsssk,
COUNCIL sIUFYs, IOWA. -
DR. woodbury. having seea lecatsd
in tAis place fuT the pass three ysars0{lyyy
tins 90 test the 4ufshiftty Of his --A-N@s-s
wofk1 weula say 70 ali psescns favcffns hin wtte
thsix esaadanea hat they ay rely apnn bis Nsuosf
sxasaSas 20 pesform svsgy operation IN - Dsrfees
o manner as possible
OogEclL BxyEgR. IaWAs oc8- II, 1850.
EE. 10. I. WeSdhury-lzna tall sas4 Of ssstAciaa
tsssh ga Gola ERss, whish yea Fsnsatag maAa fss
admirably aaSwew ths pnFpase ef tAslR eaz~
strnkions taat esaaas TsfrAia roxn sxBfsasaaz -
yo1 ny ktsh 0piRsas ss yas IS . DeSslsts xna
Plates are So ReEfeczg adapted TO ths moafa aaa
60 saeA oshsr, that, vita thE AID beth spsAs and
eat almost aS well az fagmssiy did With Hy aats-
raj tselA. IA weSk 81 Arb 10 act tAnk thas tns
Oh allndsd 10 can be snrpssaea. sef~sl Dsnhsts
had assured ae LhAs self Of Artificial feesA esnla
net he made 10 be Of sny service Be- ss bal Pea saf
have avercoms TIE dlacalty agsxshssasd " ths&s
Esatleme1- u. - 0es@AAs&. 81
& sps-iI-isH - ~ .
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06
F0R SALE
Land In Psttawatsamie Co., Iswa

rur a. cloIracII, nI.uRRs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06
a. W. SMITH,
VETERINARY SURGEON

AsRan4a 20 HiGk and lame horses aH& eshsE 3s-
Eassaae animals, and performs all 0parattans vita
svseuss ResS xna stabling furnishes herssS
bgsasht Ia for TrsAtrnsas. Medical adT1cs gfFsa %
purchasers
RxTERKKcEs.-L. ". Rabbit d, h. Decay
Xra Yfasner, II. gxgTast, J. r. Baldwin,, DR. NAL
ccika Or. McAzhou
~ Once at 4 D. Douxherty's Drug store.
81 aIst Is&s Iy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06

porTAwArTAaIH COUNTY.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06

counsil gIuns, Juiy ID, 1854 sm.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06

features Of tie operations OF tha day.
They never halted or faltsred though the
hsavy Gre shiansd their ranks ~ thss 3D.
yasesd. Ina sassssafal accomplishment
Of HAIR task pas she sasny int soaia-
sion aad sent lhsm rapidly down The ross
toward Richmoad, Gems. GfauA and
Butler came Ga the aeld during shis ssrug-
gle and we're enthusiastically received b
the troops, whsa Gsa. Grant rode ALIENS
the line Shouts and cheers 81 che men
Ihsyond axampls. Three miles abose New
Market the sEsny have very strong works.
Briney pressed his sdvsa0s aad parsast
rssssasing sshsls closely ihsy soald no
stop and rsfesm In shls wcsk-~sws milsl
further ons sas rebels hare . strong lis'
| Of rdeubss psrfsss ID aAsrsstsr sssryia.
hsavy artillery. located ii sasA bxisf In
tssvals as . command svsgy approach
| sArssgh them. These wsfks ssoss Nss
Market road jasa aorth of South Hill
oAarehs Thsir guns sweep sha roads /
all dirsctiaas. Hxiasy q once asssx
miasd 70 saxsy thsss works, . sAsy ley /
/ hi frost b. : general ssszals. To- ID
rance over the open srsaad, amid ssors
u shsls ] hsss nssss sssn surpAass<
They wsss net nasdsssus lrs ef srss
i md sasnisssr md dsadIy vSllia assks!
Isy tAss worked deadly hsyos II their ssal
al s6vsssias safsltnisEly no -
th@r ~, = asssisss shs iatsrsal =
txesn he srssto HI ~ ppsr Isl ~
ii uas srpsssd e fzisksfsi ssfslaAiae i
: - artiilEy, ssnaalfkin usss ssndhiss6l
= ~ iznsuIsSa forward - spsrs6llIfd
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06

PARr OF sRerIon. SIC. ToWM' AAAa
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

DAY NrGHr-The Little Villain" in yester-
days issue Of the Times, shows unmistakable
alarm at the popular demonstration for McClel-
Ian in and around Union square on Saturday
evening He endeavors to whistle away what
he sees is the fate of his own party by repre-
senting this gathering as a small affair. This
is no more than might be expected. Chevalier
Raymond has no idea Of numbers whatever. A
half a dozen Austrian cavalry broke away from
the army at Solferino, aud he thought the whole
Austrian army was approaching. In his fright
he made sudden stampede ia the roar, and
would probably have been running still had
it not been for the fact that he got entangled
in the elbows Of the Mincio.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

TIE DRAPr TO CoxxESog To-oAr.-In accord
ance With orders from the War Department
the draft will take place to-day throughout the
loyal States. This. however, applies only to
those districts which have not filed their quo
tas The city Of Brooklyn has nlled her quota;
but it is claimed BY the War Department that
this city 10 about one thousand behind
Supervisor Blunt is still at work, and will
probably soon Oil our quota, If he has not
already. II a little time ia given him. The
wheel, however, will commence turning in a
large portion Of the Congressional districts to-
day, and continue until the balance Of the
i've hundred thousand men called for are
secured, and the account on that call balances.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
military Affairs.

solnvsn's band from Troy, under the leadership Of
Aza r. Paeo, band master, arrived iu This city yester-
day ros TO The front, where they join the frst or
sade Third DIVISION Of General Hancocks corfs The
men, sixteen number, presented very fine appear.
aucs being dressed IN uniform, soldery wihai,
and beating the wesrers, who, though professionally
usicsns Of as order veterans In The teated He'd
The band fssted the day a the Dcy street hoe aud
this morning start for Washington.
PRESERVATION TO COLONEL BROWN.
Colonel s. L. Brown vas psssssted with handsome
sword and album on saturday afternoon sy the smppyes
Of the Forage Department q this city " tessimocs' q
es,sem ana espcct borne towards him Mr.. Samuel d.
Burchard 10 few appropriate remarks, presented tbs
riffs 70 which Colonel Brown replied BY returning hs
thAnks for tbs they hsd shown him. Col brown
has bsen connected with Tbs army fcs The last three
years sinos November, 1858, he hes been ls command
OF the Forage Department 10 this city asA purchased
for and supplied the Army the Potomac and tie Depast
meats d The Gulf md NortA aaA South Carolina RIA
day 10 has ably and seesatly psrfovnsd. Recently
Coiose Brswn vss p~omsesA 70 hh present pcsies ssl
ordsrsA 70 co@0Aad q ths ntash divlsSsa q tbe
QuaxtWmaatsr'a psoaft0mA
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
Theatrical.


Mr. J. s Clarke continues his very successful snease
msns. The theatre 10 crowded every night and the
season promises 10 bs unusually brilliant.
TEE OLYMPIC.
The new London comedy, Tisssss, will be produced
this evening, With nov scenery ana apo in,meos Mar.
tu churzlewh is announced for ssx, Monday svsuisg
THE BROADWAY.
Mr. John =. Owens, who ranks next 70 Jefferson among
American conusdans, amasss large audieuces nightly
~ this house. HIS engagement nsy be probably pro.
tactsd.
AMERICAN THEATRE.
Manager Butler has brought out novelties sines
the retorn Of bis company from Boston Farcss pasto
mines, balies and all sorts " light entertainments form
the staple of this house.
wALLACK's.
This theatre reopeas 10 night. Manager waaet played
old stale trick Of selling tickets before ansouscng BILE
play last week. The snectaton OF mystery about the
name Of tho com edy to DO performed suprcmsy
ridiculous, especial y a. Boucicaurs For Chase, the
play 10 question has been previously acted 10 this city
aud 10 London. The old piece has been rehsshed oy
Boocicaut, Blackstone and Wooster and rs said 70 be
attractive
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
Tho Aibsmarle Sound Fi0ttilA.
oUR NAVAL cORRRsFONpRNCR.

AIBEMAsIx SOUND, NJ G., Sept. Q, 1884
Won appearance Of the Rcbst Rams-0ar Vessels Rsa6s
for the Conhicf, DC.
The rebel Albemarls, which was to have come sse
the st instant accompanied BY another ron clad -
conso 70 give battle has not yet made her appear
rather suspect that the gallant sbs incline 70 ths
sound opinion Of fa friend" Fastan, that dscresoa
10 tho better part Of valor Commodore Aacomb oo0-
mands the feet in those sounds-an "ofcer triod and
srue-and is supported in the various commands under
him by such reliable and gallant officers Captains Eng
lish, Arnold Harrci and Truxtun, who all known
TO be OF the right stripe, and eager fee
. butting match. II the comes out 81
certainly will never 60 again, for sink surely
snail her officers will be refreshed by BATH whoAs
10 all probability, they very much need Our boys are
spelling for ram fight
Tho recent success Of tho Salamander at Mobile hae
given all confidence in the ability OF wooden vessels,
properly handled in most 70 do great exocuaeA
The health Of the neet excellent The trying month
September s upon u.s. and tho weather b NOT yee
increasing the sick list Much blockade running being
done here in small boats, but it cannot be very wen
atopDed.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
The Presidency.

chAfos oy EnPusLicAN pArEA m nICHJeAN
The Aun Arbor Michigan Journal, one OF the soless
republican papers 10 that state taken the nsmes OF
lincoln and Johnson from The head OF its columns and
substituted those OF George B. Mcclellan and George n
repdeiou 10 Justification of Its course il says--rubs
sentiment 10 favor Of General Mcclellan has been ncrsas
ing 10 force very rapidly during The last thirty days
large majority Of The people TO be strongly In
preSsed With The necessity ef bapdoping tho abolition
policy OF rcsdsut Lincola-of falling bscr upon the
constitution as Is, "a the ooy bond e Unhn betwesa
the States end o elccting OF military
viscom sud regard for the Consultation; man whs IA
ndenty devoted 10 the Union and Ia capable of rsose
cutting the var successfully aud determined restore lhs
Union as was.
Being well satisfied with the nomination of General
hctetsn and with the resolutions constituting tho pst-
form adopted by the Democratic National Coo We
shall give our support TO that ticket and taken from
the heae o. our coutnus the names OF Abraham Lincoln
and Andrew Johnson aud substituted In their places the
names OF George b. Mcclellan George n Pendetop.
We do hs n the fnll and drm belief that mpes albe
20 restore toe Union and 10 estxbh peaos throughout
the Uuiied States under the emancipation policy adopted
and porehted In ~ the prescut alton ana that
u 10 psceesay 70 change our rulers, with . v,ew "
change OF the pscy d the goverumen that those most
dssmsels and Important objects may Be- sttained
pkMoCsArrC JOURNALS IN ONO.
The Cincinnati Snqwsrr says
Every democratic paper IN Obio--and there are some
sssy or ninety tbsm-h giving The Chicago uominees
cordii aad earnest support, wltA ~ NEnebsna Ne
balAntas 0vtGs.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
!. Auereaa pors sa .hsr pOn.s 81 aepsrtur. % n.

at American ports len their points Of Departure 10 me
following order, via
x.a~sAip. From Day Of S0irfro FW
Borussia. ..... South ptou Sept -. New YORK
City Of London Queenstown sept. s.. New iorx
Persia -........ Queenstown Sept III New YORK
The Borusss Is due to-day. She carries news three
days LATER The City Of London and Persia may arrive
here during tomorrow (ruesdayl
very important law, In which all owners aud masters
of vessels interested went into eject tho lst
instant copy Of tie law viii be found IN maritime
oolumrs Of 70 day.
A full report a the loss Of the snip Frank Pierce
q Portsmouth n a, o1 Cape Horn will be found among
shipping intelligence
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
MpORTAHrFROE FoRYH CAROLINA
Reported Arrival Of the Pirate FlOfAs
at Wilmington.
Resistance TO the Rebel Com
scription,
49eS xe.. kSH
NuverRN. Sspt. Is, 1884

NHwnEar, Sept IS, lsoA
MAJOR Jeuney and Mr.. julian, q member OF ths New
York State Senate, who steamer Faxn wsiA
recently captured by the enemy arrived here &y
from Elizabeth CITY having been pArolsd oy the
Lieutenant wilson Provost AsrshAl at Roanoke lsaAAs
Major Graves, First North Carolina Unionl vountssss.
aud Lieutenant Colonel Bingham Sixteenth Counscssk
Volunteers who the Fawn, retained BY sAs
euemy. Colonel Bingham, who was on his way V osa
regiment, mad just been exchanged At Charleston
The arrival OF the pirate steamer Florida At wuuiss
ton, N. c., is announced.
Lieutenant johnson, favorNs ofnesr Ia the depart.
ment who chief OF the ambulance corps, is amsna
the victims the congesvs ohih, which prevails here
TO . considerable extent.
The North Carohna Tises says
There doubt but that tho interior OF this State
Ia complete uproar the conscrips and desoftegA
On the 18th ult. collision took place 10 Moore c0xnty
between the deserters some 1.70o In number and tAs
State Guard, which the latter repussd, with Q
loss Of four killed and one wounded
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
The Fire at Binghamson.

biSoHAsroS, n. r., sept. II, 1884.
About sir O'Clock last evening hrs broke out the
north wing OF the Inebrhte Asylum, which rapidly
spread thcughout that section Of the building and sce
invoved the entire wood werk ID almcsA mass ~
nsmes. This north wing vas AZ uprnished state -
log hsd with material used hy ths carpenters. fbs 0
originated. - fer - eau s ascsvtansd IN he ncVtbwse0
corsss top floor. The bufiA,sG, With -she ssuln
yinE. aot dsma9ed. Loss aos tpowu, boz NsnaseA =
900. shlcb fuuY INJURED.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

CouNrRY.-The Chevalier Raymond has not
yet answered our questions. What progress
has be made in having the order Of Legion OF
Honor for civilians and politicians established
Meanwhile we see that another step is taken
in the imperial direction. "sumptuous
sixteen wheeled car, intended for the
Presidents use, is now finished and awaits
orders at Alexandria. It is the most ele-
CANT thing Of the kind ever seen in this
country, and cost thirty thousand dollars. 1t
has sleeping apartments and a secretary's Office" I"
Is the cypher duly affixed upon the elegant
panels of this car? Will Chevalier Raymond
let the public know what Is to be the pro.
gramme when il is in use.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
THE LIST OF LETTERS.

Printed lists OF the letters at the Post Office un-
called for up to Saturday morning last may be found
posted at the usual places at the Post Office an d
upon the HERALD bulletin boards
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
Musical.
THE aBRMAN oPERA.

Thk ubkNAN OPhNA.
TO night Manager Grover offers the ha6i.ues Of the
Opera great treat-heyerteer's chef douvre, Robert
10 Dnbe with the justly celebrated Karl Formss a. Ber-
tram Miss Therssc Wood makes her 6rs, appearance in
New York a. Elena. Owing TO the fact that this seasou
Of German opera is limited Robert will given but this
tms ners and on Tuesday 10 Brooklyn La Juive 10 In
rehearsal, and will be produced this week.
Faust, the most popular opera which the man
can produce, will be repeated Wednesday evening
Tho success OF the German opera troupe sow settled
matter and, as is fashioasbly attended We may er.
poet series OF brilliant performances this week.
ITALIAN OrEgA.
M Maretzek announces that the sale OF subscrptioo
seats and boxes Tor his first Italian Opera will
commence % Wednesday The Is to beg 10 on the
ID Of October. As Maretzek introduces several artists
a. yet unknown 10 this country, tho monde Is in
state Of anxious expectancy about what TO bs he
mosi brilliant and successful OF opera Now York
has ever Witnessed. Opera has grown to be necessity
In the metropolis, and will be- a. q matter Of course
literally supported
GRAND MUSICAL rEsrIvAL.
There s to be to-day, at two O'Clock Jonss Wood
grand musical festival q tho Mutual Protective Unios
Six hsndred performers VIII form immense orchestra
and to add 10 the attractions Of this m ihsrs slto BE-
bali, commencing ~ eleven A. n.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

CorToN GROWING IN THE OLD WoRLD.-The
English journals publish interesting state
ments on the growth Of cotton in Algeria,
Turkey, Egypt and India. 1t would sppear
from these accounts that but little success at
tends the efforts made by Europeans to free
themselves from . reliance upon this country
for cotton In Turkey the cotton crop WAS
good, but could not, owing to climate and the
nature Of the soil. be depended upon as prom
isiug large supply. In India spite Of all
efforts, they have succeeded in growing but an
inferior article--a short staple, which must be
mixed with American cotton to be manufac-
tured. Add to this the fact that the peoples
habits must be changed ere they can be made
to work cotton fields, that immense railroads
must be constructed to transport the cotton to
seaports, and that then 1t is still at so great q
distance from any European market, the con-
clusion forces itself upon the English mind that
to this country they must still look for their
supply of cotton. The fact is worth noting at
this peculiar period In our history.