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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-12-07
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and Genera, 20,
q lecting Agent. Applications made for
BACK PAY, BOUNTY AND PENSIONS
Of discharged soldiers, or for the heirs of do.
ceased soldiers. No charge made unless the
application is successful. Also legally licensed
ooNvEYANoER FOR CEDAR COUNTY.
Deeds, DC, made and ackn owledged on reason
able terms. EG-OHice with the Clerk ofthe Dis
(trict Court, Triton, Iowa. vii MA
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JOHN q. TUTIIILI,.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY public
- and INSURANCE AGENT. Participating Poll
cles issued on. reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer, in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept. 10th, 1863. [n36vl0y+l
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which lay rebel, who had been wounded
and was a prisoner. As the tall fcnre
Of the kindly visitor appeared in sight
he raised himself on his elbow in bed
watched Mr.. Lincoln a. he approached
and, extending his hand, exclaimed,
while tears ran down his checks, "Mr.
Lincoln, have long wanted to sec you
to ask your forgiveness for ever raising
my hand against the old flag" Mr.
Lincoln was moved to tears. lie heartily
shook the hand of tho repent.n. ..b-i
and assured him Of his good will, and
with few words Of kind advice, psssed
on. After soms hours the tour Of The
various hospitals IVES made, asd Mr..
Lincoln returned with the surgeon iu his
Office. They had scarcely entered, how.
ever, when . messenger came saying th.,
boys" wanted to see Mr.. Lincoln.
The surgeon, who was thoroughly tired,
and knew Mr.. Lincoln must be, tried to
dissuade him from going back, but the
good man said be must go back, he
would not knowingly omit one, "the
boys would be so disappointed. So he
went with the messenger, accompanied
by the surgeon, and shook hands with
the gratifcd soldiers, and then returned
again to the Office. The surgeon express
ed the fear that Mr. Lincoin's arm would
be famed with so much hand-shaki.g --
Mr.. Lincoln smiled, and, saying some
thing about bis "strong muscles, step
ped out at the open door, took up large
heavy axe, which lay there by log OF
wood, an chopped vigorously for few
moments, sending the chips flying in all
directions; and then, pausiug, he extend,
ed his right arm to its full length, hold
ing the axe out horizontally without its
even quivering as he held it Strong
men, who looked on-mcn accustomed
to manual Iabor-could not hold the
Same axe in that position for a moment
Returning to the office he took glass OF
lemonade, for he would take ro stronger
beverage; and while he was within, the
chips he had chopped were gathered up
by hospital steward, because they wcr.
rhs chips that Father Abraham chop
ped" In few hours more the beloved
President was at home 10 Washington;
in few days more he had passed away
and a bereayed nation was in mourning.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

~ NHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
- had Of the Subscriber in sums to snit pur
Ehasers. Certificates of Deposit, and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, oashed. American gold furnish
I'd at small premium.
~ Office over uoltslander's store
VIM. II. TUTEILL
Upton, Iowa: July lst, 1850.
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TOS. w. BULL. ATTORNEY AT LAW &
J LAND AGENT. Office with the Sheriff,
Hpton, Iowa. -
IwM hereafter give special attention to the sale
OF Real Estate; will correspond with eastern
Land Agencies, advertise, and do all ! can to
nnd purchasers at the earliest moment No
charges unless a sale is made. Give me de.
scription of the land and improvements you
wish sold. with price and conditions Fees
from to 5 per cent. on amount ofsaIe IL
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DIR. Il. SMITH,
J. F. DO.AI..

HY6ICTAN kSURcEDN, T,r'roS. Iex A. Tfav.
ing permanently located in this place, tenders
his professional services to the afflicted.
Y>Office in the Postofice Building, (up stairs.)
Residepca, In the building recently occupied by
wv. Young, esq. nl3m6
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BOOT AND SHOE
- SHOP

~ s. W1RICk, having removed to first door
north Of Browns Furniture shop, is pre-
- pared to manufacture to order, all kinds
of Boots and Shoes in the neatsst and
most dafAble manner. He selects his own stock
apo always gets the best. A good supply OF
n fAoMc- Made boots always on Hand.
June 26, 1862
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f. A. GATES, u
COUNTY SURVEYOR. All wishing his ser
\ vices, are requested to address him at Low
de-. March 3oth 1865 9ml
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ADVERTISER JOB DEP RTMENrr
Having purchased alarge stock Of Printing Material
Plain and Ornamental Printing.
We can furnish, on short notice, DEEDS Bonds and
stsfacto tory manner. ~"' OH"
NJ GIVE % 4 TRIAL!H
lls. H. RorHRocK, W. WoLr
kOthrOck & Wolf,
ATToRHJE-s AT Law.
m TIPTON, CEDAR COUNT = l~"A As
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

CO It is understood that an informal
session Of the radical members of Con.
Rress is to be beld soon, 30 look after An.
iy Jobnson--so keep him or to the proper
standard Of malignity. A Toledo paper
says:
Our representative, Hon. j. Al. Asbley,
has already gone by iavitaiioa TO take
part 10 its deliberations. Tue objects Of
this eonelase ore said to be the aenlemeut
of certain political questions, With view
to bringing The pressure of the members
upon the Executive to secure the adoption
or their Eiews.
We hope, bus hardly expect, that John
son will haVe nerve enough to resist this
pressure. Let our people remember that
it wae precisely this influence which drove
the late President into a var be would
have avoided, il left TO himself Uaioa
Democrat.
We don't know what course President
johnson will take; bat we are satisfied
that il b. takes . wrong course twill MOI
be for want of 'sasrUs 10 Essist the press
ure." lie has nerve enough for any con.
tingenoy and II be uses Il 10 the right war
the country viii be as safe 10 his hands
as it wos ID The hands Of ss0ld Haokory.s
All we fear is that the President viii get
his pefve on the wrong side, and If b
docs the country and free institutions are
gone up.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

uIGHwAY RoBBERs I'm Tuesday last
man By the name Of -, vas met
near the Catholic grave yard by high
waymau revolver 10 hand and ordered 10
surrender bis money or his life. Mr..
-, had considerable som Of moa.
ey about bis person; but recollecJing that
be bad bu. four dollars 10 bis wallet re-
markell to the robbtr, al have but four
dollars in the ~orid, you wont take that
will you?' To which the rotber respond
I'd, AYES, and would like 10 know what
you have been about, that you are so id
poof2" The tnau delivered over the four
dollars, and the bighwayman left him,
cufsing n&the same time oil poor men.
About O'clock yesterday afternoon as
man By the name Of Smith was return
ing to bis bone in Crescent City, high
wayman met him about two miles north
Of this city and demanded bis money.
which S. haLdei over, being about $50.
He then took Mr.. Smith into the brush
and kept him about an hour, fearing 10
release him so early in the day. lie then
Smith, who met party Of men
and informed them of the robbery. They
proceeded to make hunt for the robber
and found a man answering tho deserip
ton which Smith gave Ct him, whom they
arrested and lodged in Jail. We suppose
be will undergo an examination to day,
and if fund guilty, NO hope be may he
tried and have N ted out to him the pun
ishment which the las Preseribes fes such
Since writing the above the man arrest
Ell has been discharged, Mr.. Smith could
not identity The robber.
A Dir. Ellinger, of this city, was attack
ed not far from GIenwood, one day last
week, and made to surrender bis Resolver
and about $50 10 money.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

Nav ApvwRTIsKNxS1s,--We call atten-
ton to the new Advertisements in this
issue.
JoHy HAMMER, advertises every body's
Dray," and "Limsn John understands
the business be is engaged 10. He has a
faithful hand in charge of the Dray, and
he tea great extent superintends the Lime
business himself.
''CosTAR's R4T ExrERuISAT0R" Givar-
tisement, oeeu7ies near half column
We know something Of the Rat killing
medieine-we have tried it, and know that
ii il certain death to Rats and mice.
"STEaLINe's AxBRoeiA, )" Is another nsw
advertisement, and if The preparation Is
as good as recommended, it is worthy Of
public attention. Try it.
"Norlca OF LAND SALE," in Crawford
county, occupies space in to- days paper,
We call particular attention Of lani-buy-
ers 10 it, as some Of the best lands in Io-
va are embraced in the advertisement,
and will, without doubt, be sold at low
figure.
"ArTzSTtoS CoNPANr,"is the beading
Of another advertisement, notifying all
PsrsoRsons belonging to Capt. LAxruzR's
company TO Rendezvous in front Of Pbml.
iS Block in this city, Tn Tuesday the Gth
day Of June inst, for the purpose Of pub
lie drill.
"AATatXoNIAL.n is II special notice
which wsll be found in the proper column.
Those interested nay reaJI 1t.
We would call particular attention 10
the following
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
IL AEaoRIAM

or yohng THoRSroS, who had served ne
an apprentice, and vas, for long time
prior 70 bis death, an eanpl % es 10 Ibis Of
Gee, sc may be permitted 10 indulge 10 a
few FemaTks:--
TAYLOR, for 50 he was familiarly called
By those who we're bis companions aDd
friends, was to his parents all that son
could well be ia affection and obedience
TO those with whom he associated, q
most kiad, eonsidgnss and obliging com.
panion; and before The woFld, true type
Of the uoblest work Of God-a modest,
unassuming young nsn Of most ekempIa-
~ habits and moral integrity. None knew
bin but 70 fetpeet and esteem; ara BIZ Bis
death yoid vas created in the parental
breals, The being the only mild . woasd
INFLICTED upon fond hearts, that Heaven
and Time only can leal.
: We suaasr oaE sylnpathiss TO the BE-.
reared family and fsiands, and moufp
With them the decease Of him With whom
ae have passed uaay hours Of pleasant
companionship. TO his ashes pFace--to
bis soul, sAe brightest realns III happi.
Bess and joy in the Esesna; life bsyond
the grave.
- + - s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

GoDEY's LApY's BooK.-Thia maya
gina for June, and the last number of
volume seventy, has reached as. II is
the Oldest fashion book published in the
country. The best engravings grace its
pages aad se can tFuthf@lly say thai the
engrsvings, receipts and patterns given
in one number ars worth years sub.
sctiption. Any words Of onra eaa bat
family express our appreciation Of its
merits.
"Poor Relations" is concluded inahls
number, and we hope soon to see another
story fFom the pen OF the gifted Marion
uarland.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

ETha sohbesy 10 Mills county, laSt.
week, on q sisszea % Council BauRs, was
undoubtedly done by parties that hAss
iled fEou Missouri. This Is the clasa pf
persons whom the Buotg Of last wsskI
was so much exercised about the editor
Of thai shaes being dEeadfuliy afraid they
viii net be allowed to vote TIC Denoesat-
10 sicket, BECAUSE Of their political seasi-
mentsl The editor Of the BtoLE Is wide
u known az having been the constant and
iuaexibie advocate for the Confederate
States; bat il ID surprising that disaster
to rebelaisas arms has tanght him 10th
ing. His darling busbwhackers will hard
iy be allowed to vote the Democratic tick.
ct again. - Aonpassil.
We publish the above, not for the pus-
poss Of cuatFadieting anything thai Bafke
or bis Ptmp says-thas would be Sxork
Of supererogation, for everybody kgoas
thai they will nos tell the tra4lh, even
wheu il would suit their purposes better
TRAN lie. Bat We publish it for the pur.
pose Of calling attention to the fact, that
Burke andh confreras were content that
these men from Missoaris even if they
weFe robbers and horse stsalers, should
remain 10 Page and other counties, upon
condition that they did not fmeddle in
politics." This was the conditions which
gave them the privilege 10 rsmain-no
question vas to be asked II they voted
the Republican ticket, and il they did not
vote Il, and did not NEEDLE ia politics
they were to be let alone. We objected
to this course, We were in favor Of az
resting them II they were supposed to be
guilty of any crime, and il found guilty,
OF punishing them accor ling to law, AID
il foR2d ID be innocent, Of permitting
them TO exercise the privileges Of other
Eoitize1s. But Burke ami the bloody head
ed nos1is who assists him "can'E see" the
force Of our suggestions, for the reason
that they did noe know anything before
the rebellion, aHa we're Incapable Of learn
ing anything daring its continuance.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
A Card TO INVALIDs.

A Clergyman, while residing in south Ausrrica
as missionary, discovered safe and simpl eFepa-
ay for the Care Of Eerveu4 weakness. Early Decay
Dixsssa Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
tbs xAOi@ IT ala of d she sdsFs erssEha By hH1e-
ful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured BY this noble remedy. Prompted BIZ
desire TO beneat the Afflicted and unfortunate,
via seaa tas Eettpafos preparing ana asins this
medicine, in sealed envelope to any one who
needs it, Free 2f GkGrgs.
Please ineiose stamped envelope, addressed to
~ urss2f- As4rszs sttsEPA z. IMAM,
statiaa .. Billie House,
Oct. a. '64 Ip. New York City
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

"PIc- MIC. I've understand that sfpie
mic" vas held 10 the vicinity of Bayliss &
Parke's mill, one dag last week, upon
which occasion several red heads we're
discovered tsftrereyea ID the presence of
the ladies. "Ys Locals" Of the Eonpa-
reil, however, was not among the number,
as be was 50 much attracted by the fusai-
mating charms of a young lady ~ that
had her armour on, that be forgot the u.s.
ual etiquette on such occasioGs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
ATTENTIONS COMPANY

Company A, snroiied mffifia, Of Potga.
waataHade oeunsy, are hereby notified I'd
meek on Broadway, In front Of Pbonix
Block, in the City OF Council Bluff, on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of April, 1865, al
10 O'Clock A. M., for drill and discipline
as required BY law.
A. V. LARnHER, Capt,
B. ALLnAS, o. sergt.
May %, l865.-ls
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

sTRATkp Oh sToLEN."-The Honpa-
rel OF the 5ota uli', eontains long l.ss
of letters which hare s.rnyea Of haze
been stolen, we presume, from the Post.
once 10 tbs cltJ. We'll, We knew a lopg
sims ago that every letter sent TO this
place did net reach the TeFson TO whom il
was addressed; but We bad co idea that
they had the power of loeomosicn and
sfgaged away,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

gT They are discussing tbs negro saf.
fFage question In The Connetieus Lsgisla-
taFs. One AF. Pratt said ssshe negroes
has bean toe Gait Instrument, under God,
10 putting down the Fbsalioa. Fire hsp-
bred shousaaa colorad msn Fashsd to arsas
and saosd ear cassss.n Ne shoaghs wbise
uasu bad gcanrthing n Do lsaost L, ALSO.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

UPPER BROADWAY ALL RIour.-On
yesterday afternoon ths new Street
op''nkleF commenced rnaning on Upper
Broad~aJ, and long before night it had
pretty efsesualIy laid the dust. We were
glad TO see it, for the dust had prog
ed quite annoying during the dfv aud
windy days Of the forepart OF lhe week.
Dir. WILLIAMS, the contractor, il the
fisnt man 70 Tie right place, and if be
aen,1 keep Toe aust IN its psopds plaes, il
Viii DC no use 70 look after any other man
to do it.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
Editor Of RGax.

Editor OF BGgit:
DEAasIR with rear psEmt&aIonI wiAA 10 say
10 the readers Of yoEr papsf thAt will send b.
tnrn mail, 10 all whp Wish Ii tfreelA Recipe,
with full directions for aAkiag Aa1 aSAnR simple
Vegetable BALM that viii eTsctuaiIy remove, Ia
ten days, Pfmpies, BiotcGEs, Tan. Freckres, and all
fmpaEIties OF ths SEin5 leaving the Esuas sgft,
cfexr, smooth and Beautiful
will also mail free To those having Bald Heads
or Bare Tsces, simple directions aud information
that will enable them 10 start fall Erowih Of
LAxuYiaaA Haira watskesss VI Maustaghs, In lass
Than thlgFs days, ES II 49,
ATT ApptscaGsofFs anT wsg 81 by return mali With
out charge. Respectfully yDmFs, a
TH0s. Il. CHAPMAN, Chemist .
March 10, Iss5--3m ssl Broadway, N, n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

THE DAILY GAzErTE.--We haT, received
No. 2, Of Vol. /, Of The Daily Gazette,
Published at DcnreF City, Colorado Ter
ritory. Ii is neat and spirised sheet
Ii came 10 rs With SIP. NJ" aud We are
happy to inform its editor that we have
placed it on our exchange list.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
I'll Plan Is slMPLE.

Tna nsme OF each article papTFd fer EslC-aa
'f5oH Hunting watch, /" cold tlyaI-l band BI see :
let-'' Pearl Breast Pm and E4F-Drops," gold
Ea&fah4s!EG Ring, Silver Plated CAKE BsRkxt -
he., are eactused IN sealed eDErlgpF{ ihe&s en-
ErJpRs are Thea placed Ia drawer a4sa well mi X
q tAsa as an order ts received. with twenty~aye
crLtA foF FeteFn postage and S&hsT chAEgRs Ugs Of
the eartS or ceItaAc4teB is takeu AZ Ianaom and
Aent ~ IL 81 MALT the castpnltr ka iil see az
once - hat re Eet fUF ue GollET lihe Splsak-
ed ~ u his fortune he can forward Tie nelcy &C.
eaTdiLg te'dErectivES ana SECURE TIE tfRa Ii the
article awarded kEoO4d be ULsUitsa 10 the EEtcha~
aa Ter example act OK Peal Ear Drgps E Efxast
piH 10 ygsaE slRa vito euuld nos wear tLklu
atd asd ne on9to sIve theEs to-~se sill stEd sEsy
elmer On The catacGEe of egsai price WtiEL EasY 10
preferred Or H. for any FeasoB yen eAoze 10 VI n
EaEsHo s7rther. tt en- ypa ran leE tke matter dSop
AheEs II ID aud spend ne moFa. Examine rsHtFRs-
IN atlF "a tWSnwue
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
WEEKLY BUGLE.
- @-ssz~----------~~--~
THURSDAY, JUNE !, 1855.


whsa you aad man dsias more bnainess than
yeu are, Iook at the advertisements he has IN tas
newspapers. Ths business man whe puts bis sisn
in tAs newspaper does much wissr thing ihan
whea no sastana il ovsx nas atsFs j aad who would
tAlnk u aegisasiug thaas Tas nan vie adveFtisss
iusorms me public that Ne visits Trade. and his
card Is an Invitation to customers ts come asd buy
where oas person reaas sisn 10 the street. ave
hunired read it in the Newspapers, No matter
hsm well q business Is gaewn, he can always pieS
mp new customers II be viii take the pains to az
vertias; for By hsslsesing The means Of securing
trade he loses lhs best 81 hia pEeals.-I Losss
prkes CssETsaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
DEs HOMES HOUSE.
ooracF STaaaut / Water streets,

us A'ttNt-S fs'--ss ..s@s.sEs ss-sssAt y a.
THIS spacious and comfortable Hotel IL nowEept
By j 8. BE1TpF, Eho has sttpd On and
I2Tni shed II th sY aasurFAss ed hy arr hotel n
&hs west. His ta0ieis ALWAYS supplied with The
Best that tae market AEIrs and every efra
aTsrled IN the 40 t9g tAe comfort and pleasure
Of sassAs darE e tsetE stay Al the Capital u Iowa
Attached b tits h5fsf, Is aHe Stable and Car
TIAEs HDzI~s, where tT4vclisrs' horses are cared
fur. and persons having business III she eorntry
Caa BE- se-guEa 5d4tes4 ri Il conveyance To- arv IA n
al lhe state J. s. BROWN
pss BONES, lows, MAJ I5 1895 n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

60 Why wqsa certain young lady
Rho was at the "l'iehic" last week, like
one of the Knights of the olien time, 90,
ing to battle? De you give il up? She
bad Der Armo(u)r ca.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

The Bridal ChambeR, al Kssay Of warning
and Instruction Tor Yoaag aen--2ueIishei b. the
Howard Association, and gent Gee Of CHARGE in
sealed envelopes. Actress, Dr 3. sKILLIH
HouGHroy, howard Aasoeiatl0b, Pbliadtlphia,
Pa FEB Ia IsSS-Iy +
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES
MATRIMONIAL.

II aAnags AND GENTL EMEMs--yR xam wiah 10
lJmaTYy yau can do by Addressing nae, ! win
sead you, without money and without psics, Fz2n-
able information, lhAt viii will enable you "a
marry happlis sad speedily, irrespective OF age,
wealth or beauty. Thla Information will coat ypa
nothing aad IL you WTsh 10 faagFY. W u ehsegfaEfy
aszs 81 xaa AL 4elLsxe &GFtSEly cnH fasntaEsA It's
Gsasra isar smnszon sea by rassrn aaaA saSno re-
ward asked. Pisass enclose postage Or sta1spe&
envelope addressed to yguFself. AddhaSs,
SARAH b. EAAhERT,
Greenpoiat, Kings Co,
Gew YeEs-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

Mas uUNG.-We understand that q man
vas hung by mob near Glenwood, on
Saturday, the 9th ult. The man had
been a resident Of GIanwood for seyersl
years. We have not learned what crime
was charged against him; bus understand
that several persons supposed to have
been engaged in bis execution have been
arrested and we suppose that the reasons
shy be was hung wiiI'bc made public da-
ring the examination.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

CO Az old sailor, passing through a
grave yard, saw on one Of the tomb-stJnes,
81 still I've" IL was too much for Jack,
and, shifting his quid, he q lealated.--
'FWeIl, I've heard Of cases in which &
man may lie, lus if W.sa dead, Id OWL
it.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

TnEY HAyE ARRIVED. Those furnish
Inc goods and notions that we n entioned
in our las! Issue rs being On the way TO
No. 5, PhnaiE Block, Upper Broadway,
baye arrived, and still moro are coming.
II you want anything in that line, or any
ready made clothing you can be aecomo
dated at the above named place.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
RBhD THIS DEMOCRATS

"ResoIved, That the City
Council is herebe reQIsesf-
ed 90 give all it's Public
Printing 90 the NOapaFeil,
and that nh loyal citizens
arr earnestly rcq aessed 90
withdraw their support,
either by subscription or
advertising, from The
Council bluffs aSugie.7
The above resolution was passed By
the Loyal League in this city. Comment
is unnecessary. Democrats seeing the
attempt TO prescribe Tue BraLE, will
know haw 10 avert it.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

SELLING Der. We understand that
Messrs. USDERuLL & T0UNo, With a view
OF returning to Illinois, are selling of
their large stock of goods at cost. They
keep general assortment of Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes aud Ready Made Clothing.
NV is the time to buy cheap give them
a ell
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

Omaha & Council Bluffs Express.
McCHEASx'a Expsess runs regularly
every day from Coeurll Bluff 10 Omaha.
Orders left with w. F. KissE, or at KabIs
b Frey's Bakery, Broadway, Counsel
Bluffs; and at WIN. Sexaxer's Grocery
Store, Farnham street, Omaha, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Aprl 20-Gmo-s