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5nnsmIsstau Mfrtasuts.
r. FHAToHER, JR., =. a. BURr
g. v. GARDNER, a. o. E'EATHI
TNHATCHEk. GARDNER, BURT >
L CO.,
STORAGE AR5 PRODUCE
con KISSI9 HERCHAETb.
pfs6s ana tF.-.b,.s "A 70 Mi, .s,.., .-

0fsOs aud Warehoa. -ad 70 MsrWIn siFsst,
CLEV4l OHIO.
PEoprietOrs Of the AAd UNION RATLWAf
BHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATORS, lad.
joining the New Freight Depot Of the 0. O.. ! T..
Bsilroad 90, on HerSin street, having . storage
capacity two hundred and nifty thousand bushels
OF Grain.
DEALERS IE-Grsin, Flour, Fish, HighEinss
Fork, Lard, Butter, Seeds and Country ProduoS
generally.
agents fer 'sslt Company Of OnondAeA" Bali
sold always 81 the Oompsny's prices.
Salt, Water Lime and Grain 10 be shipped Onths
o. O. O., o. I. OF o. 4 Z, Railroads Rld theif
connections, delivered in Oar Lots Free Of DFaYsgs
Property received by Railway, Canal or Y5sssl,
sor Sale or Shipment. VIII give personal attention
70 the purchase and sale Of Produce and herohsn.
disc on Commission.
LIBERAL CASH ADYAEOEs mads On ali
OonsignmeDts. We ara prepared 70 receive and
Ship By Canal, Lsks or Ran, without oaTtaRs,l
Grind-sIonss, Marble, Slaves, Lumber and OOGrss
EEelghts Of ali kinds, having the only Derrioks N
she Oity for the transfer Of heavy FreightI.
~ Refsr TO BEnks and Business Mon generally
iunels:RS7
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NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS
IN Proposals will be received at the City Clerks
stsnt ct IL O'Clock NJ, for furniAhiug and deliver
ing to Soldiers Families in this city Three Hun.
dre5 900 Tons Of good, we'll screened bituminous
Goal said Coal to be delivered the order Of the
Finance Committee Of the City Council
by oTdor OF the City Council.
o. +. HILL, City Clerk
January 9Th, 1865 jsn5Is5
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Gnusnrial.
WIG5 AND HAIR WORN.

WIGS AND HAIR WORN.
Ek. D US NEW EsfABLL6EHENT,
THE LARGEeT N THE sTXsE.
GR VIC NAEIAe EN1 LADIES' HAIR DRESSING
90 PUBLIC SQUARE.
s.hanufaeturor Of 81 kinds Of WIGS, including
The oslsbEated
ILLUSION WIG,
that resembles nature Gs % defy the closest
scrutiny. A very large snd beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, Drought by the proprietor from
EuropeI for SWITCHES and BRAIDs-ihe hnsEi
assortment eFsr seen In this city.
ladies' Front Pieces and Half-Wigs,
In every style. with all improvements,
sETs OF oURLs, mads trom French BEt1Tt
Carried hair lRuaEsusosd,l
EUGEHE DOUBLE snd TRIPLE Bows,
WATERFALLS, &C.,
sEade by She advertiser, equal to those imported.
Ladies' Braids made into any kind OF HsEd DTs,
or Bow without injury 70 Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING IN the most prsSEi
ngGna fashionable Btyle8.
a8-A1 work warranted a. Represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS At ali hours. 6eCf1
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sagHsifaI austramtnts.;
.oRAOE WATERS,

GREAT MUSICAL ESTABbISHMBAT,
No. 4S1 Broadway n. T. 60
FIGHTY New Pianos, Mslodeonss Harnoniums
AIe1sudre and Cabinet Organs, At Mholesele ana
PstaiI- Prices low. SECONDHAND PIANOS ~
1--sst harzsins prices from $50 to 500 New
Sotays Planes, SEQ and Ss75 With Carved Leg
and Mouldings, $500 and upwards, helodeonS so
| to f2So-
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Ms6ifaI
MEDIC a s EIsgS SIS
Las:NIsl lZSslssslLSgZSsSl
IA0 DOLLARS PREMIUhi
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or spermattOrrhes, elect, &c, and
IMPOTEEUT CURED,
AFTER ALL oTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DR. A QIBSOE.


EoTmsTiy gf New York City, win psy one hundred
dollars for the proof that hs fails 70 curs the
SDoTe-lamed diseases. He VIII pey the same sum hI
ne Ir9oi sS ihat st any oiheI t ,11, m ts
After many years OF abOr1ous study and ezBarisfce
Dr. Gibson is hAPIy IN being sble 70 snnouroe 20 the
msnt for
THE SPEEDY And PERHAEE9T CVAz
Of the above, and also al contsgiOus esss q the
Eepreductfye 0rsana with ali bsd Excess sRsinE
berenom, intending 0enerGl
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PR0sFRAFgOS.
he has succeeded In curing cases In this city, some Of
whom had expended hundreds Of dOlisrH with self
styled physicians, who profess % treat Al private
least particle Of benefit.
DR.. Gibson does not bosst that no iE q member Of
others do for the purpose of ensnsing the Innocent
and who hold out great to be real
lied. But what DR.. G. might boast Of Is this that
be s able 70 give entire gatsaction to those Who
pose confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
he has perteeted sn American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of london or Paris,
any patent medicine, to equal for the radical
Of seminal weakness and all diseases or dsrsnge-
ments both mental and pbyzosI sEising irom sexual
Dr. Gibson slso claims for HIS new treatment the
oIloWng advantages over all OtherE yet discovered
and frsf the noents used are IN 40 respect dsaqres.
able; he uses relics Of the dark ages such Mer-
cuFy, nor any other dseterious drug; secondly, no
restrictions ia diet or business Ia required thirdly
his treatment Is positive and certain IN all cases. He
stands prepared 70 50 into any public OF private hos
pitAl IN the United States and demonstrate the I'M
nenEo superiority CT his new treatment over any 9TH
or now known TO the world IN POINT Of prGmptnoss
permRDencY, mitnaass Eafssy Ehd ocAyenante q the
pztiont.
DT. Gibson q Permanently lcSatsd Ia uogeland,
and has during tho lGst nye yosgE performed many
0Uros Of dseasea which hed 5r years reaBtsd all Oth.
ar modes OF treatment. 4ei6iGnCss csH Is given 70
individuals OF tho hTst T5sFe5iNblty IN Cleveland,
Boston, heV York And clh6i ctuss. ia n srd t0hEtn
and Integrity in ali prcieSa.CQEi lLErgeoti5aA 4Fs.
yerslA, HheOHlatisIl, BggUfGas aii p55Es=- OF tS5
UTfaarY Organs and 5'! Ot SOL p'42@fa' -TS5 5sssl
aiih sapeE1Or saocess.
kzs> Mssii1is'as sEGs " = ...E5 - - q.
sS55trs Of tsn 50isTz.
Dr. eis--f.- : EsG Sgars o.. t=s-.. 81 .sl3sa
bis bafl<
~, r5SE-ivsa4
RRoFAssGE O ALEJTz0f.IzZ asp s.lOIgtl-z1
Uhice-lle BeB6oa street, SsU ev1S5 t1 S. .stiCr.
ly stairs, opb6stts the City Hvtds
-Ohice EOGTs fsOn 20 y at isrGi - 5'0i1Gk
Daily (SundsY8 e1O5pted.l
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3aiIsas6s,
A TLANTIO AND GREAT WESTERE
a RAlSWAY.
Fall and Winter Arrsn eneHt,

Fail and Winter ArFan enent.
Takes Effect Aondgy, November 2sth, 1ssl.
Two Through Express Trains DAILY bet,
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK. TS'f
"DAK ExFBEsg, leaves ClsTsland Sundays u<cazt.
ed) at $50 A. NJ, arrives at MesdviIIs at 2.lo p <
(Dinnerl Salamanca at 5sS5 P. NJ, (sl isping Ca.si
and New York at I:I0P. NJ
'NIsHT ExPREss,n leaves ClfYsIsIi (Saturdass
exeepted,l at s:l5 ?. n, sleeping Cars attaeheE
arrives &c MeadViIls at l:so A. 4, Salamanca AZ
400 A. n, and New York at 1880 ?. 4.
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New YORK & Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE 70 TRAVELLERS.

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays sxoepted.)
MORNING EXPRES5, leaving Trsy at 8:ES A.
n; from Albany at Hudson River Depot at 9:35 A.
n, arriving st New York st 1868 P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at $500
:. Nj from Albany at S;A6 P. Il, arriving ct New
York ct $3.50 P N, connecting with express trains
for PhiladelphiA and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from BuffaIo connects
with the 9;s5 ct Albany for New York by the Hsr-
lem RoRd.
For the better accommodation Of the public, az
rangemeni8 have been made to run the trains of
the Hudson River Railroad %. and those Of the n.
7. and Harlem Railroad Co. st different hou-s from
Albany and Troy.
NSig Oars Of hs b.st oostEoiion and most convent
snt for the Of passengers, have bsen placed on
TIE HARLEM Road
Passengers viii be Toketed and Baggags checked
over this road direct to New York by the Central
3. B. Co., and all connecting Lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson BiTer Kailroad %. and of
this 90. viii Be received By sithsr road and Bag
gage checked By either Company viii be delivered
IN New York without change Of checks.
Nov. Cd, 1864. =. A. CHAPIHt Eup't.
FORD d. GREEE, Advertising Agent. no22RS
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ISAAC A. ISGAUs UNION EALI,
eoie Agent for ths ssle Of Singers oGlsbTsted ssE
ing hsohiles, storr's AutOmston Pressna5I
end strong's Patent Army Bsd-Trunk,
Corner Superior end Ulisn-Etg,
~ Look ont for the Giants. - deo2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

1esrseee = =. TSo@rbs ssb.
scriptisas y the Third Series IL shs /. aO
Notes ars s.aadily iasrsasing, somesisHss
running 70 over avs milIions . day. The
Treasury Department 10 aow 6lling all
orders On the day they are received, and
the country banks and other sub-ageats
will Be able TO Keep a fun supply On
band for the prompt accommodation OF
their customers. Thora 10 no nesessity
for further argument in relation to The
~daisablsnsss aa shisloaa. Cur var ex-
pensss srs neasly eve, and whem We
square the books, GovsrBmeni win need
30 further loans, exceps "a they may be
required in the future for the redemption
Of 5ach portions Of those now made a. Ii
may not suit our convenience to pay, and
these will DO obtained at peace and not
gar rates. indesd q very large portion
OF the community Lelieva that it will be
bssssf for the country simply TO pay the
interest, aad pernis the debt to remain as
a eapItai--a permanent hasia for the de-
yeloplnens Of our resources. The man
who has Goverazent bonds has iuss a.
much money as II Ehe same amount we're
in bank aoses, The bonds are simply a
permanent c:edit-fepresenting SO much
Of the national wealth, and available as
capital for any basiness enterprise, with
the advantages of drawing interest until
used--whiie The bank notes of National
banks fald We shall soon hass no other
are bat the hand to hand circulating rep
resentatives Of the bonds, cut up for con-
venienee bat bearing no interest. Thus
the holder of a {. S. 7-30 note in every
practical sense has bis money, and at the
same time gets q liberal interest for it.-r
The natiJnal debt has certainly made the
wealth Of the country available for great
praeaical results. 1t has modified its
capital, and glvrn-a firm foundation, nos
only TO our banking, but other public and
PFivste iutsrcata-t that require credit on
the one band, but that security for the
people or rhs other, for which tie eoun-
try's bond is the best and only sufficient
representative. We understand that but
q sundred and forty millions of the
Third Series of The $50 notes remain to
be subscribed for, and our readers viii
remember that a hundred millions Of tht
Second Series we're taken in O single weel
at ths close. See advertisement in anoth-
er eoluian.
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Why don,t he discharge them

We saw q notlca the ether day in an
Eastern paper stating that orders had
been sent to Aiai. Gsn. Reynolds com
uauding at Little Rock, Arkansas, 70
disbsnd all the light artillery companies
auder bis command not actually needed
for the service, and ve are satisfied that
such an order has been sent to bin. Nov
the question arises, Why don't be dishand
them and muster them out Of the ser
vice2 1t has been binted 10 u BY q
"loyaI" ~ R~epablican, that there are a
few officers and contractors who have not
made their "piis'' out of the var, aud it
is necessary 70 keep an army In the field
in order to enable them to accomplish
that end. FROM The fact that thers 10
net rebel 10 arms agaiast toe Govern
inert, it would seen TO an outsider that
our Republican ffiend is not very far from
the mark, & that the reason which be ofars
for retaining the mon il about all the ons
that can be given and approach anywhere
near tho truth. We don't, however, pre-
tend TO deei1s this aaasslon, Aad We sup
pose that Gen. Reynolds kaows better
what should be done than our Republican
friend or ourself; bat We would suggest
to lin that his army 10 snmposed mostly
of Northern men, who are not acelimated
to the couatry where they are stationed,
and that humanity aud justice requires
that they should be sent homa at the ear
hest practicable boar that their services
can be dispensed With. We can see no
good reason Why Northern men should be
kept at the South during the siek.y season
Of the year when there are ''po fosa for
them to fight"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

WEAR a LiE.-OnIy a few weeks ago,
BuaxE, published 40 editorial In the
NonpaFetI In which be stated that the
honpaFstI had neither federal, State,
county, or city patronage 10 looking
over the allowances made by the Board
Of Supervisors at their last three regular
meetings We fad that w. s. BragE. and
The RoaparsiI priasiug COaapany, which
are q and the anne thing so Ear as these
allowances are concerned, base been 81
lswsd the san Of ssUsa haadvsd and
tusntg four dollars. 1his Ia a snug little
sun; but 10 these days Of stealing w
suppose it can hardly bs sailed @pat an
age.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

haRv THAN ESoUGH FOR THE MILLION.
misunderstanding The immense stock OF
Drugs and Medicines lately brought on
by k~EFrEK ( GEssANAS, we notice THAI
DorGHERTr 4 DKII4yEx, have been filing
up their House with a new Stock. We
also notice that MCKENZIE has also flied
his store 70 Overlooking. This gises three
Drug Stores Of the largest size besides
two or three of lesser Dimensions TO
Council Bluffs. If kxEPPER & GEssAMAN
had enough for the million there is an
over-ssock now, and people wanting any
thihg ia. that line would do we'll TO buy
nov while there 10 ~ over stock and they
are selling cheap. Besides Drugs these
Houses keep Glass, Glass ware, Lamps.
aad a great many other articles wanted
BY people from the countsy. See their
adv ertisements in another column.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

pERsoS4E,-MesFrs EAsLEY s WILING
Ban Of Halifax county, Virginia, arrived
Ia this city ON Friday last. Ii has been
over Eve years since they last visited our
city; and great changes have taken place
both ia Virginia and 10 this city since
that time; yet they IQok as bale as ever.
They are the men, we have no doubt,
to whom the editor Of the State Register
referred in she following;
r. T. V.-Two Individuals from Yir-
| GINA, one Of whom ranked high as an
ofhcer 10 the rebel army, ara on their
t~yavels, looking around for the lands
which they osn in large Quantities in the
loynl State Of iowa.
So far as AIassrs. EAsEgT i WILLISG-
HAN are concerned, we can inform The
Register that naithsf Of them we're in airy
manner connected eth the confederate
army. They were non-combatants and
remained upon their plantations during
tue entire var. We were pleased to meet
them and take them by the band onee
more, for their appearance among Us, is
evidence that peace Is restored and with
due regard fer the views sod Feelings of
others we may have a Union Of States
again.
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a Brsss n ! High pesiaisa.

ii o. sposssa ehzS ahs BssAss u Lii
|ssars and chs Spiritual aaYisess q Ars-
sarrais, pesisioaea me prsssdeas 20 posa-
psns The szsaatisa 81 MFs. Ssrgats for
shrse Days, II order 70 allow shsra -
prepare and AdminisssE ths ordinances u
the ehnrch, which shs and they licensed
aseaasazy % her gulaFs saavasiaas whasa
could nss b spsspasea and s~draiaisssrsd 10
Tess tiuse. Ii Il asserted hat DE psesi-
dent refused this reasonable request
We eanaos see xhas diaarenae i can
make 10 The President. the people, or the
majesty Of the Law, whether Mrs. ssrrsst
was exscussa 10 thirty hoars, o. foar
days after being found guilty aad recsiv-
Ing her sent nee. All christians believe
In rspeaesaes and prcparasionia thss
world for the world 10 eons, and thas
without 1t the soul must be Lost. Why
then should President Johnson, who szo-
fassss to BIO q christian, refuse to grant
time for that preparation, or sach prepar-
alton az the communieauss Of the church
to which she belonged deemed necessary
10 Der salvasion7 We can see DO good
reasa IN for his refusal. Even IL be did
not believe the proposed preparation ncc-
essary, a due respect for The religious
Eiews and feelings ef aiafge class Of our
citizens, shanld hare indaasd hin to grant
this short repsieye. Viewing the matter
from our stand peist, Ne cannot help but
regard his actioa as intended a. . direei
insult to the members Of tho Catholic
Church, and as %evidencing the grosa hru-
tally Of e brute Ia a high ~posssioa.
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WAR A TILE OF Sr4rIoSERx.-Beliey-
ing that SONS of our county readers
nigh: be curious to know bow much it
eosts them to keep the county officers in
Books AMI Stationery, we have taken The
trouble to see what allowances have been
made therefor at the three last regular
meetings Of the Board OF Supervisors,
and lad them to amoant to one thousand
three hundfe 7 and GortgJoHr dollars and
sir;s four eeais. This amount Of money
ought TO have bought q pile of Statione-
~ and we would like to know where il
has been stored. Add to this the $724
paid BvaKE for printing and we hare the
niea little sum OF fuo thousand aud siF-
y-etghl doi!ars and sixtyJour cents,
spcnl ia nine months for Stationery and
printing by u economically Board ol
Supervisors. II is 10 wonder that tbs
people groaa under the load Of taxes Thai
they haze to bear, when sash psoGigaey
in but two branches Of the public expen.
ditares are exposed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

MAcHISIsr AND ESGtSEERK.-We call
attention to the new advertisement Of
GgoeGE GRAHu, practical MacAinist and
Engineer, who advertises TO do all kFads
of work in the line Of bis profession on
short notice, lie gives especial atsea-
tion 10 the repairing Of Rsapefs, Movers
and Threshing Machines. Gise him $
call at his shop, Upper Broadway, south
side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

THE Nav Scaoo uorsg.--Ws under.
stand that the couttaes for building the
new sch Dol house 10 ths lower part Of tha
city has boon let 70 Mr. JoavsoN, and is
to cost six thousand three hundred dollars.
This will be a pretty good school house,
and looks well for Council Bluffs, when
We taks isto Consideration the fact that
there i a sch vol house Of like dimen-
sioas already erected ia the upper portion
Of the city.
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A CARD TO

A Clergyman, vale residing in sauta Aaeriea
rs a missionary, discovered q safe and sInnpie rsna-
ay for the Care pf Nervous Weakness. EaSty Decay
Disears of The EriRary aha Seminal Organs, Aad
the whole train OF dlshorders brought ca by haae,
fai ami vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this BoHin resnedy, Prompted By
a dsairs to bsneat The saaiaisd and antpftunate, ]
gill send The recipe fer preparing and using this
medicine, in q sealed e~aveiops, to any 0He Via
needs ii, Free IF CAGrgs-
Plsass incIass 8 stamped envelope, addF sssed to
y~usSseif. 4sdrcss JosEPu +. ENRAN,
Station D. BihIe House,
OF. 81, "a p. New York City
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

TJ l.. FoRNAs, determined not TO
be- surpassed In business BY any House In
the city, has just purchased and Eeceised
q vsry largs Is soFtnfcns Of READY
MADE CLOTHING. which be says, hs ia
selling a. reduced agares from former
rates 10 the cisy. This new scquisitioh
to bis former large stock of Dry Goods,
Groceries Hardware, Boots ADD Sheas
and Sotiona, makes the store u J. L.
FoRaAs ous Of the best In the city to deal
at. See his advertisement in snothes
column.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

THrRovkakNTS,-Consideraele imprave-
mcnt 10 being made in the appearance Of
cur city, BY The erection Of new buildings
Oh Broadway and other streets. Thanew
business horses in the course Of erection
BY J. B. LEWIS and E. McBAIpE are fast
advancing to completion and will help
much to Improve the appearances Of The
city in their vicinity. The new residence
erected By JoHN HAMMER is a 6ue build
ing, and would DO an ornament to any
city. Council Bluffs is bound to g ahead.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.


skACoN Sx M1AG1M
rhs gssa aalnss sf this BeFia hare sAeA iAsis 49,
paiuiss nalssasa.
IL 10 TIE gsissisR ea H0sTKTTKRss STOMACH
nsTTERs q Pssseai and rsissvs 9 sEeas xaEssts
Tas swsags years Us auxsesa a. sssfscstss AID
. rsmsdg has bean withant eAsck or drswhac@
IL II slrsns nsg9ftps spsasaes % tails fact, fAsl
fhs efseaey Of the AFticia - q sperinc fsx tyspep-
SIS, hiIiipusasss, constipstioas assvousnssss sea-
eral debility, Aza tzaassalteeas fevers. has asyes
been sasstioneS.
As erosf posasss ss ita in1atgsbisiiT In ssrh Ga.
ass. The stsisassais Of psh'is men whossHamea ass
familiar as hoassAola sFeras, HAYS rena ttas ss
lsHsx Desa siysa - iAs warsd-
II its Eeputatisa Ii not founded 10 facts, tkaa
uuth 10 > SHADOW, and lac utseraasss consoles
tsaus elElxens are Of 10 uoFs TsiRs sAsn "dioera
AAfha
And wsast = It's repuzasi0n2 Lst ths prosfsss 81
iSs sasss answer the i~Hasiry. wEsye twenty aoz-
en bottles Of uostetsegss Ritters were soid Ia 1853,
amarea a0sss are disposed 81 noe.
Gould public epintsEs Do ncxs aigniassnkly en-.
pressed thaa BIZ the nhpafzllsIed Increase " con-
suHnption9 1t seeEls irapSssible.
The preparation has been Initiated. where are
the inaItatorss Echo answers, WHERE'S 70 fas
asleaAa'' Of thinGa Lost on earth they are ali eAEAs
gene OF going. Peacs he with them.
Sold eveEY whers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

WASTE MS ADVERTISEMENT oUr.-J, L,
FezaAg says, that sinea be commenced
advertising in TIE BUoLs, that hts bust
mesa has increased Al such . rate thas hs
val b obliged stake the aasersiseasA
cut OF the paper, or hire more clerks
Add % the clerks and enlarge the ad.
vsfsisemenl, aJox,v that's She way 70
naks IL psy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

AucH NKkDED.-BfOadway, from the
Brick Yard tonear Dir, Wrcxs' resi ienee,
is almost impossible. The eulrert in one
place is broken, and it is With mach diff
Guilty that teams get oyer it. Repairs on
this portion Of The street ID much needed,
and we hope the Aldermen from the LIST
aud Sth Wards will see that it is repaired.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

Jon PRiSTrxo-MoKK Nav THRIVE
have rsrsatg adaed 70 euf job oaaee. ; large lot Of
hsw Typss Cats, Borders. sc. all Of shs bsst qual-
ity and latest styles and ws are naw bstssE pre-
pared man ever to execute every raflesy Of plain
End fafcy JeSPFiasing, asut, gsaeA emd eAsap.--
We hake the largest and mostsuuapiets assortment
Of Jobsihg material IN the Vest ane an tRrn eut
any kinG 81 thai May ~ aezired, sa short NO
sAe MsFraaaas ard usAsm wfo Save Psiatins To
be done arc requested 10 call ana examine speei~
mems aas prices. wp gaasaases satisfaction in
ever case
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

THg WEATHER for tue past month has
been anything bus pleasant. Rain has
fallen at least every other day during that
psriod- Crops look well every wbere, Ia
fact they never looked betteri bat il rain
does not cease falling soon the Wheat and
Oats crop will not be gathered. Up 10
thia time there has not been two good
harvest days together since harvesting
commenced.