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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
CARR To KKyAH4EDs.

A Clergyman, While Essldiag In ssash America
as saissionaEy, discovered safe esd sinBls Faras
dy for ths Cure af GsrvsHs " easnssas Early Decay
pi.safa 81 sas Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
sae whole train Of dlsharaeTs hFeught On ey eane~
FIJI Ana vaclsas hassas. arsss numbers Aays assa
arsaay earsd ~ sais aoela xsnsas. Prasaessa ~
asalrs 10 eensGt ths sfslsaea and unfortunate, ]
wifi send tAs recipe fer psepsring ssd HsiAs shis
nedAoins, In . sesled snvslops, 70 spy sas whe
nsess IL, Esvs u 9Asvvs EA
Please irraess o ssampsa savslovs, addressed TO
yorxsslE AaArrss JOSEPH T. IMAM,
+ - assssaa u Rassszzsasa
ews 81. "a IL. Nuw xsEx City,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

R@Tt ia stated that the Assistant Pro-
vost. Marshals have been instructed nos
to enforce tbs draft on the 18th, but to
proceed agsh rssraisihg, sad await fur
ther inssrucsions. This information is
said to have been obtained from efheial
soaEses. 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

ag0ld Boseaa, THAI blaaserihg old
raillers gave as touch of his powers -
. "biowes,1 yesterday; and If the old
saying be true that, when 'sslsrsb eomsss
in liks . Lion. it goeth cut like Lamb, 2
then rs may hope for an early opening Of
Spring.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

IL The Indiana Legislators eomplss-
ed lie ratification Of she Abolition Amend.
mens on the thirteenth, making the 18th
Stats which has ratified, not counting the
bogus Alexandria concern, digniRsd with
the honorable name of Virginia.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

gZuapsaia Jamss Y. BsalI, having
bean tried bz tbs AiliEsry osnnissass
and fond enilt = aspy md sasrfillss
for passssipasing 10 he late rsids o EAks
Erie, frem Csnal6st Us ssesenssa y BE-
hang % Tho isih alLs % GsssrnsE's -
isad, the kstisg u rs sssnnissGsa asss
ins ben sppssvsd b lkA3m Gs.srsl sax
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
TREE CONVERSIONS AEn RxpEREEGuR On
Ep3 AN INVALID.

Published as bsneat, snSa as cAETIos TO
YeUEG MIN and others whs suffer fTem Nervous
Dehility, Premature DscAy Of AG1hood, &s.. sup
plying st the zane time TIE MEASs OF SELF
CURE BY sns who has cured himself after IN
dersoing considerable quasAefy. Rg enSiesing 2
posi- PAD asaafeasea aavetspe, singis copies nag
Be Aad the asshsr RATaANIRzs MAYFAIR.
Broekiyn, Rinsa Co, n. Y. Especial notiea, Ban
Dos. 92&. Ss&S
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
seEs MONIES HOUSE,

DKs MO1kEs,.-.t..t----- '.....lo"A'
This spseisRs aad comfortable Hotel IS sAiEePt
49, spoFFeRp B son who have HtIed up and
S.rntshed ID in sty'e unsurpassed By any bofel ia
asa wet Tueir table is always supplied with the
go fstnk khe marx Ell AsF0Fas and every nvenience
Afforded Ia she 20 Sc for the comfort ana pressure
eg guests duTIag theaT stay at The Capis4 et iowa
STsaeg,ed TO thss hotel, is = nRe stable and Car
t-~s Honxs where trxyeilsrs' horses are cared
for and persons having baslhehs IN t1e eS4-Ili ,
80. - nzos.atsd win eouvsyances to sny part
astas state g. r. sP0FFORp SON.
rhax MoipeA iowa Dec. 10, 1850. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

Iowa Assessors, says 80 exchange,
are required in taking the census this
year to keep an seooans OF sheep killed by
dogs. They mess designate also the
numbsr killed by wolvss. AS sheep rails.
ing il becoming an importans branch OF
industry in this State it 10 we'll 20 In
press apon assessors the ssnporsanes d
having particular attention 70 shls iten.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

!. d. HoSa 10 again In the prodacs
business. Having purchased the proper
y On Upper Broadway, known - the
sssdarphy stand" he Is now prepared to
passAass and seil all linds Of produce
psyipg the maskss prises for all artislss,
and selling ID y reasonable profit.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

THAsxs.-wa tsnasz cur sAanks 10
.J.sas wRlaHr. Secretary Of State, for .
COPY of the liss Of Ooanties In this State
showing the County seats, population In
1863. and vote In 1854.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
- Rnainea. and rrnfeaaional u

LgB husEHess anu FEU5C8ssoDHl sHSu1
can be socomodated With place In tAs BrsLE, for
thsir sszas. wsSxpees swsry sats<rgistas easf-
meas saan In tao slsy % advertise ID aas Bu@LEs~~
Advertising is the means Of carrying onss' basi-
ness into every house that is served By newspa-
per, instead Of waiting Ter customers ts leOk fer
ones sign over oaes' place OF business.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
AUCTION IL COMMISSION!
DEKAY - ALLEN,
MIDDLE BROADWAY
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,

prKAw and cHAAL Es ALLEx. having as
xarinted Ii selves in the Ashton CozBsissicA
Business will attend tae selling, either at poiAe
private safe of hiI kinds Of stock, wagons ksT~
ness aud ali kinds 90 property
n. H.-StAbIIug and yard Recommendations FEx
zzishe4 on reasonable terms
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

e. Elessn. bapdsed Confederate pris-
onsrs lafs Rostssss MonsDs, % the llsh
issi, for Yaxiaa, 10 h. exchanged.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

CoxlxG.-The Steamer ~. II. LAcTy !"
ia On her way to this city from Sc. Joseph.
aud il expected to be here to-day.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
corncrn 1879, IowA, g. l2, &c.

corxcrg. BLUFFS, IOWA, 0et. Il, 1850
nF b. T. weadhaxg=-The fan ssti OF aFiiaeiai
4Ss&A On Gold Rzste, @Assa yen Feeeasiy maas tof
rue 80 kSaaarAblY answer the p7rpeSs OF lle4E ee-
strnctioa, that saRnst refFath from eo
yeu my higa opinion OF yoH IS penust. 1ns s
Plates perfectly sdSptsd 20 tue M0ake Aiss
"a "a othmr thA1 9Th tANsr aid both speak aud
eat almost we'll as formerly did vita my hA1a-
al tartA Asx wsrk Of Art I DO not think that the
oh oEtHaea To SesEspASse1 SevsFAl Dtnds4s
hsa mxsuref nae that sett OF Artificial Iseth could
st b. 80, 10 be at auy serytse to me- bat yeu, sir
$50 axesraaas ia aissraIly apprshended ~ those
@safaenss Ii. l. Do1eLAss.
apF-iI-I5sf ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

eYs The value Vi tbs Aariposa estate,
formerly Frsmont's, l. resaraed TO the
Internal Revenue Assessor BY the com
pany nov owning Il at four hundred and
twensy seven thousand dsllass. The A
SCISSOR thinks dat Ii shoald be rated nj
shrea million dollars.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
Il Y T. 81
N. CAMPBELL, OCULEsT.
COUNCIL BLUFFS

Having givea my Attsntioa almost exclusively,
iaFiaz The last ears 10 the care OF diseases u
the Eye aud having been uniformly sacNesdGi IA
every case saye gEdsEtakea, now aasE ny ser
vscaxs CO. sag atz4cted ah4
W A Ar M A. N II A L rs K
Ia Rlmost every Instance
E~OaaSe opposite tue Farmers Apfet: ~ 90
Rso3away, louaeli ElRds5 Iowa. b SAAfHELL'
JalyT, 1854 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
ALUm o. TwsHYv.

Roy Cluc Of gxsuss, NJ s4a, we viii asaa both
sa extra paper and THE 0Ls GuANa, 81 % wsssh
% eur publications 81 "a hEa sf sA szss&z, w&s
will send eagy Of thai isspsstaas AnA ERaashse p@a
hkisal wssk. sTns FEuxMALsss,r asw -
sgnlaceas edition 81 wktcA fpstsa 14s5 A&s fee%m&S
ly been izsaszf Ssxshnez. Vi tals szsy, We VIII
lie The sams "a D Cyas 1t Furts - sas sszEess~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02
NTKw srzseg or JKwaLREf
In
nj. NJ. CoyANT,

gIxH Just received a. his ssere, next aeoT 70 teS
Psst oEaee, Upper Broadway large ana ven Sc
Stock of,JsweAFys
-saslsting Of
IAAEO, LAVA MOSAIC, CORAL AND Sot1
STONE sETT,
iHrner{ets I,5cRrt& Rings Studs watch Keys,
= vest Chains Neck ChAins, spsetaeies,
&8A A<e.,
~wwaich wilf be sold 1t fsw prices, ana every aT-
idle warranted 90 prove jnst as repEesente0
watches. EanckA aEAE seATy pssxS an the mos
thorough aad werkmaatEe manner, and all waEk
avaFYsHfsa azd ehargra fs@soaaSfs
T;aanefl RYuAs Iewz AEg Is 1855.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

- The oil destroyed BY the PhIladel-
phls are vas valued as 81, 900, and tbs
losa By are 10 stated 10 be $500 900. =
rwsasy dead bodies Aass been Escossssd
I'll Of eas family. i ii
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

| Inc uOctOr owned 10 violates complete
cure. She did not stay long at Heathfield
I Court. $50 e.
] That second gentleman who had come
/ with Blue Boy proved to be cousin Jack
! Although unable often to bear the sight OF
! poor Elite while she has been suffering from
| alteration, the kind, good creature had con
| ilnually been near her. He bad never given
! up his hope that Blue Bnv still lived. nor his
! hrm faith that the moment of the lads re-
/ storatlon to Elite If only that restoration
might be granteG-would be the moment OF
her return To health
! Cousin Jack took u pretty furnished country
house, with large garden, a conservatory,
and many other attractions; ami there he
placed little Elite for the summer. serdiny
poor homeless Cousin Elizabeth to take care OF
her And he often came himself to sec her.
and We need not say that som body else cften
came TOO.
And now Ettie learnt several new and
some pleasant things relating 10 the past
She learnt, first, that her - Nor guardian as
dead, and that his charming son, Arthur
POpinjOy was engaged 20 Il Miss. Emilia
Empuhed, who, report said, was pretty
and always well dressed. She learnt, further.
that Arthur had al one time determined to
marry her Ettie), and that her removal to
CaveLdish Square had been effected bv the
father iii the turtherance OF his silly sons
wishes that Cousin Jack had not approved
the plan TO her removal, although IN iguo-
rance 81 the time OF it, real object, lie bad
recommended Ettie 10 l.Il in with i ior the
sake OF peace. Cousin Jack sand. too what
Elite listened - wltA tears }. that her father.
or the day he dl"4, had said how much be
should Ike honest, hearty. true Blue Boy 20
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11
Tobocco Dealer

IA SALE STREET
N.Gr tts 40 t.-1Srs. Co''>r q I'a1ison Street,
OTTAWA. ILiINpIs.
The 'e-s' .ah t'a, ,-f- ra1'ic al 81, f-ier 3
iar err suG ia:T"- .-~ AVE-. MAJ lims-t yorr' o
tGe cog t'I nance oC t'H a- 0y E--r.H. assert
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

With great trees the seed is smaller and
the blossoms later than with small bushes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11
2rofessional Cards.

mo. j. DAILY. Attorney and Counsellor
- at Law, Redicks Blyc. East si. ho,s- OF
Il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

The doctor owned to Violates complete
cure. She did not stay long at Heathfeld
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

I it up aud carelessly ran her eye over the col
( umns, which appeared drier than usual. Ii
was not long, however, before the heading oi
! a paragraph awakened within Eer :. feeling OF
eager. frightened interest, and bleached her
rosv little face into q hue OF ghostly white
ness.
FIRE AT SEA.
The paragraph thus introduced ran as fol
! lows:
Her Majesty's ship 'Conqueror,' arrived
in Plymouth Sound this morning, from the
MauritiuS, reports the total loss, by fire, OF
the ship Ocean Ripple (Sydney to London }
in lat ~ S, long. 80 T.. The 'Couqueror'
has on board the second mate with ten ofthe
crew belonging to the ll-fated vessel. These
men assert that they were the only survivors" "
Elites terrified eyes ran quickly over the
d readful sentence, and then, overwhelmed,
the child swooned and fell
When she came to herself. Arthus support
ed her head. and was bathing her temples.
Assistance from him at this time seemed to
aggravate her pain. With what power she
could exert, she raised and disengaged her
self.
Herappearancea at this mo nent was singular
and beautiful Her eyes, always full of in
telligerce, sEone with preternatural lustre,
as though they We're able TO discern objects
invisible to others. Her brown hair, dis
ordered in her recent swoon, fell rich waVy
cascade over Ler shoulder. Her cheeks
were radiant with a peculiar ghastIy pallor.
wordless stiffness, or Good Q. tears, wouid
now have seemed natural. Bat the talkalive
fearless unrest which Ettie exhibited, VAS
anomalous and alarming. She paced iAe
room quickly, putting into plain words her
most distressing thoughts.
Blue Boy !; 'ea she Sa'd; ne was
,I. II 49,.
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""",G 10, near oi T,sl or '1o'. ..
he was "~IDe-' 'A.i' - .F.--1.
hundred tines' b1'he" or of'"ne'. ny
woFs' car ; nave a" come ifue an '..-'
&,ohe; iirSt ihothef "e''-l ,.. l..'' i"i'''--''o"
Due hoE on ef-s---,' 'l' ,,...
rom 'ha' morning 'Ha'e Ds-4" WIN i'-,'e
painful t-@Z!" -'C"NL O"Cc OH. ~
'ons' io"4 months seemed AVN. 10
WAX IRON L. Ana '.'-' vas o"t 'at "'''H
oou''t 'AcA cam. 5A''.''A't H'' ''-
"'1n ye'''' ''!'.- "iS "'E 's@H' anu "IIN "1
Yo'h l'r %" LIS N"s.' ''' d" !."'s '.I'' ana
hIsSGo LeF, a'" pay - arm. ''r'ufd ne VIII I,
ana -e, -,' ~ ma. .,s ~ nom. '...l
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l. an. j"..' l, 's.''.'. ".'t i'- -..'...
SP.F'Ie1 ieioW Wound 'e aI't 10 eseap- il
any one eo1.', am mag II va Gos- No, ..@rE Dr.
Eal ri'ye'' On o'r, 20 Tie .''i' -iNe '"' ''1H
En-,.s@ -,y t-,' "e "a-' ana 80 '-'-- $40
A;.t been n GirFF 70 save Their Own H'''
i"t ",s .h.''a % "., s.....'-
10 hsar such word, scene like .f.' 't
awakening. But 'n. dream --.-r.'.. a..
although KIND Cousin JAG, often a''erS.l IS
SPOKE ID the same STRAIN. lis e.Hr'..a t,-
soon came t. be power.o-F. he 81 others
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

| cd Elite with the greatest kindness,
And in this place Etie STAYED on, sadl
f dreaming out her wonderful, oppressive dream
{ 'Possum had his kennel here as at home, ant
often walked with his mistress in the Lowell,
grounds. Somehow they both came to relin
quish the idea of going away again. Wa
not this far better, thought Elite, than gloomy
smoky, London? And if Mr.. and Mrs
Mensiort were anxious to keep her-and the,
assured her that they were so-why should
she not remain?
There came at last a sweet April day, wheI
the maiden earth, III blush of apple blossom
seemed like modest bride arrayed for hel
Z husband. Small clouds of snowy fairness
wreathed the sky, aud magic veil Of gauzy
mist enhanced the iOveliness it softly shad
ed.
Ettie walked in the beautiful grounds, no
ting, with feeling akin to pleasure, the pur
pie iris as it began to push its rich petals
through their fat and folded sheath. or the
early tulip which painted the well-kept beds
! with vivid splendors.
She walked long. 'Possum, WHO, by this
time, was old, keeping at her side. The grind
of wheels upon the graveled drive yonder
1 presently caught her ear, and she raised her
! eyes toyards the approa ch to the house, whose
/ nea rest point was some hundred yards or so
distant from Where she stood- y hackney
carriage swept round the curve OF the road
visible from her station, anu dlsappeafed'
Two gentlemen were III IT, 30 ih"ch Et'ie
A''I '''Ie 10 ho''ce' ana no more
~ 'o''o" "'''i0'9 - 90. '''"',
- - - P: Po''-c" u
. ortwo il became evident that the visitors had
entered that room. and were talking there
with NJ. NcusioTI, or tie Doctor. as Ettic
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

SAMUEL c. WALKER. PRANK p pgowEH.
fNALkER & BROWER. Attorneys at
w Law Ottawa, IIls. Office in Glover & Cnrk llv-k
Pay particular attention to collections, examining Real
F,tat. titles. &c. aug2D-Y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-11

.gssgnsl-s xsSs ssss % s1z1s isE > - ssr :.
l -s~-s-c .s - rs ls.-.1s - aa ls.s 81 AJa -
sci 81 yaaaf-- L.7---rE zs.fsse .7 y5fs
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

The exoellent preparations of DR. Chaplin, by
tho use Of which he gained 60 great popular
ity, in ths treatment and cure of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Constipation aud Palpitation
Of the Heart, and all diseases arising from in.
digestion and torpid liver, was none other than
what ID now put up under the name of Red
The original formula in their possession. Per.
sons suffering with Dyspepsia and all diseases
Arising from disordered state of the stomach.
should ct once obtain bottle Of the celebrated
Red Jacket Stomach Bitters. No family should
be without them. Sold in quart bottles by all
druggists throughout the country.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

THERE is much talk in Turkey about a
religious reform demanded BY large num-
Der Of the Musselman population. The
Christian Work says that the number
varies daily, and from 1900 has, by report
reached as high Is $4,000. They are
against polygamy, in favor of drinking
wine, aLol,shing the fast Of Ramazin, and
claim that no man Is an infdel or giaour
who believes in the Old and New Tesla.
mcnt>. both Of which volumes they accept,
and consider as holy. They have petit
toned for mosque Cor themselves, and
to be recognized Is . sect.
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To our PAraoss.-We would again remind

To our PAraons.-We would again remind
onr readers that this season Of the year is.a
time when they are constantly liable to sudden
coughs. influenza. sore throat, &C., while the
children are in constant danger from Group.
throat and lung complaints. It 10 important
that every head Of family should provide
remedy that Is ready At all times for immediate
use. whether assailsd ut the dead hour Of night
With the breaking out offs hard cold. the rack.
iag ETA violent cough, or the children with
that mnst dangerous Of al dissases-croup-or
q the midday hour. yon should always be pre-.
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peics.. Delays arc dangerous. You should al.
ways have Il in TIE house. Z can be found at
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CASH FOR LABoRERs. Robert Kerr is
at Kane's Hotel, Pr. du Chen as Agent in
the Quartermaster's Department Of the U.
States Army in the Southern depart.
ments. He wants laborers and Transfers
for six months at $4,000 per month";
Transportation to St. Louis FREQ. Healthy,
able bodied men only will be received
Fifteen hundred wanted. Mr.. Kerr will
be at Pr. du CHEN and McGregor from
Friday morning Of each week till Wednes-
day. 332