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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Italian Opera--First Appearance
OF the Ghioni. Susini Troupe Wed.
nesday Evening.
On Wednesday evening the indefatigable
and popular inpressario, Max Strakosch,
Will have the honor of presenting the
Ghioni and Susini opera company to the
citizens of Columbus. AS their time and
route is fully marked out, they will only be
enabled to give four nights of Grand Italian
Opera, on their way to the South. Now, If
our musical friends wish to hear and see
opera, as 1t is given in the principal capitals
ofEurope, and the New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, and Brooklyn Academies of Music,
they should avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity, and attend each evening, as such
chance is not likely to be presented
again. We are informed that NJ. Stra-
kosch's expenses are over three thousand
dollars per week. He has spared no
expense In the formation of his COM
pany, selecting the best and most tai
ented for the present organization in the
States and Europe. The opera of Wednes-
day evening, "Ernani," is especially Sc
lected for the debut of the great dramatic
prima donna, Signora Angelina Ghioni,
who will essay the principal role. This
lady will, no doubt, create the same Jarore
In Columbus that she has In all the cities
where this troupe have performed. In fact
she has made the character completely her
own, her beautiful and powerful voice be-
ing heard to singular advantage in Verdi's
music, Of commanding presence, talented
actress. and possessing that irresistible pow
er of command over the feelings of an au-
dience, Is 1t wonder that she has become,
as she certainly now is, the best Interpreter
Of the Italian school Of music of which the
great maestro Verdi is the modern exponent.
We trust our friends will give this talented
artistic the reception her merits demand.
Thursday night we have Flotow's de-
lightful comic opera of "Martha," which
has been selected for the debut of Mile.
Pauline Canissa, the charming prima donna,
who combines youth, beauty and genius.
Mile. Canissa has fresh voice, full of sweet
ness and sympathy. She acts exceeding
ly well, and has been very successful in
New York and the Eastern cities. Mime.
Patti Strakosch, the favorite contralto, will
sustain the difficult role of Nancy"
The other parts OF this favorite compost
tion will be sustained by Sig. Errani ias
"Lionel," Sig. Susini as "Plunkett" and Herr
Graft as "Lord Tristano." All the charac-
ters are exceedingly well cast especially
that of Sig. Susini, who is the best "Plun-
kett" on the lyric stage.
The sale of seats for any one night COM
mences this morning at nine o'clock. Those
who are desirous of good seats, should
make early application. We are requested
to call atterHion to the new advertisement
OF the Italian Opera in this issue.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
Death of Col. Bowman.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. u.-Col. A. H.
Bowman, of the United States Corps Of En-
gineers, died ath his residence in Wilkesbarre,
Pa, this forenoon. He superintended the
building of Fort Sumpter, and at the time
of his death was President of the Board of
Engineers charged with remodeling the
coast Notifications.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
The Burial Place of wrrz

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE body of
Wirz was inferred in the Penitentiary
and others were buried. Wirz's grave is
the southern one of a row of five, In the Sol-
lowing order: Mrs. Surratt, Payne, Har-
rold, AtZerott, Wirz. a.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
Jeff: Davis-T'he Body Of Captain
WirZ Hurled.

New YORK, Nov. 11.-A Washington spe-
cial says the President is being vigorously
pressed to have jeff Davis tried under the
indictment pending since last June in the
Supreme Court of this District.
/. The body of Capt. Wirz was buried this
morning at the arsenal, near the remains Of
the cOnspirators.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
Bank HusPensiOn-Cholera In
llnlcuIla

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE City Bank of
Trenton, MI, has suspended.
A Calcutta letter OF Sept. %, says the
Cholera broke out Sept. 8, on board the ship
Young America for Boston, and on the 9th,
McLeon, ID mate, and three sailors died.
Five sailors who survived were sent to
HOSPITAL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13

New YORK, November 12.-The Herald's
Washington special says Gen. Grant and
part of his staff leave Washington for this
city tomorrow morning. sta
Commissioner Cooley, Of the Indian
Bureau, is in Philadelphia for a few days. 4.
Col. r., e. Demsey has been brevetcd
Brigadier General in the Regular army
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
The Difficulty Between IIusIclabs
md Managers--POIicem Pa.
,.,.Aa--No Nax., (..o., - HU.ouc.

New YoRK, Nov. 12.-The Musical Mu-
tual Protective Union publish card say
ing that they believe If the difficulties
with the theatre managers was better un-
derstood the people would condemn the
conduct of the latter. The association
numbers about 1900 members.
Arrangements are making for parade
of fourteen hundred policemen in this city
ou Thursday.
No new cases of cholera on board the At
lanta. 1t is hoped the disease will soon en-
tirely disappear.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.
ForN NaIo,

Asplendid Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Or
gan. This Organ will be sold cheap. Call
and examine the instrument at Nod In the
Opera House. ..e--ea--W. PIMMEI,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Sewing
Machines. ara.s7 novl3T3tdeod -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
InllIans ON, the Plains Necoming
Mot MjoTrOubIesome. NV "4N--

ST.. Louis, Nov. 10.--The Democrats dis
patch from Lawrence, Kansas, says the In
dians are becoming troublesome again on
the plains, and have attacked the whites al
Poole creek, captured the mail, ambulances
mules, and some Government horses. Gen
Heath Is reported to have recently had q
battle with them and killed twenty mine.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
Edward Lauf,

Manufacturer and Dealer In Hats, Caps,
and Furs. Furs repaired No. 20 East Town
street. st ~. octl4-3m {
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Great Sale of Lots in Columbus.
r,IvE HUNDRED LOTS IN THE

1--WE HUN DRED LOTS IN THE
Il mount Airy" Addition to he City of Column
bus. directly east and in the immediate vicinity OF
tho United States Arsenal, for sale on the most ac-
cQmmOdatng terms as TO prices and times Of pay.
neIt. For particular seq handbills, or inquire OF
Samuel Galloway, No. III High street, up stairs;
John Miller, banker, at NJ. a u. IS Bank, No. East
State street; DR.. WIN. Trevitt, No. 1877 East Town,
office southwest cor. Of Town aud Fifth sts James
" estwater, No. los South High street, and on tho
premises; Christian Shoemaker. Lockwin Plank
road; Charles j. Wetmore, State Auditors othce.
nov4-dlw ".
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
(,overuSr. Of North CaroIina.

RALEIGH, Noy,, u.--Worth is certainly
elected Governor over Holden, by from
i5, 900 70 10000 majority &c..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13

THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPEkI.
and as ca XUTiVN ~ YOUNG MEN and md others. others.
who suffer from Nervous Debility. Premature De-
cay Of Manhood No. supplying At the same time
ed himself after undergoing considerable quackcry,
by inclosing postpaid addressed envelope. single
copies may be bad Of the author.
/ = '-cs,71 NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
! augee dsm Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. Y.
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nATcHEIoR,s HAIR pYEi

! The Original and Best in the World The only
true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless. Reliable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately splendid
Black or natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuinois signed William A.
Bachelor. Also. 2lE. FsaoW EE .atI
lREGENERATlNG EXTRACT on MILLEFLEURS.
for Restoring and Beaurifying the Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOR New York.
! aurl6-d&Wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

will find Toches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking, and relieving the
throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal or,
gans. The Troches are recommended and prescrib-
ed by Physicians, and have had testimonials from
eminent men throughout the country. Being an
article of true merit. and having proceed their eff
cacy by test OF many years, each year finds them
in new localities in various parts Of the world, and
the Troches universally pronounced better than
other articles.
OBTAIN only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs"
and do not take any of the FortAless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, ard in
Foreign Countries, at IS cents per box.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SECRET DISEASES!
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Cares infrom two 10 four Gays, and recent cases
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Sent by mail in a plain envelope. Price, Male
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The great Blood Purifier and remedy for
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| and as far as my use Of them extends, recommend
them strongly. .
"ALFRED G. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols"
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C.. G. SHARP, M. D.,

lrTAyiNG LOCATED IN COLUMBUS,
III respectfully tenders his professional services
to the citizens thereof and vicinity DR.. Sharp is
regular graduate Of Of the best Medical Schools
In the United States, with twenty years experience
lin both hospital and private practice. Dr. Sharp
was student of l. q. JONES' N. D.. of this place,
twenty five years ago; The Doctor will render gen.
with their patronage. All calls, either in the city
or country, promptly attended to. day or night.
/ A3- All diseases treated without Mercury.
! OfFICE-Un Fourth street, between State and
Broadway, in Mr.. j. Miller's Office.
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mch2l'65.dIy
COI.GATE,S HONEY sOAP,

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such univer
sal demand. is made from the Ch hOicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, fra.
grantIy scented, acd extremely beneficial
lin its action upon the skim For sale By all Druggst
and Fancy Goods Dealers. jan30'65-d&wly 2
\ The Bridal Chamber. an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Mon. Also. now and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary aD
Sexuai Systems-Sent free. in scaled envelopes
Addres r.J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Associ Philadelphia. Pa. apr 4s5-iy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13

Removed from his Old Office.
DIR. "a. b. WILLIAMS. West Broadway. neal
High street. Columbus. Ohio. has devoted himsel
for series of years to the trea ment Of certain pr
vate diseases. He may be consulted at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank. '' -''>
mch28'65
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE BOUDOIR.

THE LADIES, NEWsPAPER-PUB.
= lished weekly. Price Ten Cents. For sale by
OIL frstcass newsdealers. As its name indicates, 10
will be pecu iarlya Ladie,' Newspaper. The Fash
trated with finely executed engrsyIngs and descrip-
tons of the latest st les in New York, Paris Lon
don; u Is Just the thing for the lad es U. PFiR-
York. nOvll-d3t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-23
District Agricultural Society---Di'
rectors's Meeting.

Pursuant to call made by the Prssi-
dent, the Board Of Directors Of the
"WEsrEzx Iowa AeRIcuLTuRAL SoclKTY, !"
met al The ofsee Of Baldwin & Dodge, in
the city of Council Bluff, CO Wednesday,
the 18th day Of March, 1865, and the
Board being duly organized, the follow
ing proceedings we're had:
On motion il vas Ordeeed that Fair be
held in the City Of Couacil Dlaffs, eOm-
-nencing on Tuesday, the 18th Day of
September next, and that the same con-
time for three days to-wit: Tuesday, 10;
Wednesday, 10th and Thursday, 2lss days
OF September.
On motion the Board proceeded 10 make
out Premium List, to be offered at said
Fair.
fPrsmiam List win be pabliahsd Ia
pamphlets form.)
Oa motion, E. Mcbride, Treasurer Of
the Society, was authorised and request
ed 10 solicit subscriptions and eoatriba
items 70 aid she Society in preparing abe
grounds and defraying the expenses Of
holding ths Fair.
L. w. Tubbs, Of Mills coansy, having
declined The ofEcs Of Director, on account
OF anticipated absence from The State da-
RAG aha saaamsgs ep saosioa the Board
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ADVERTISEMENTS.


2 : s'rssa aaloiss.sSe Can. ~. :. = y ,ss
"a A. ssassxys a. y. sr.ssznss csaass. lsra.
~ sissaa Of an Order = shs Dissrsa rsas e.
ssfi Ceuass nasde ii tie sdisufDsd txAaafy fefus,
in sac rear ss4. IN tie akuFs mnEsssa ehsn zm nzs
asrsiEmed, tae Refsssea ia Gid casa win 81
sasaaay, she szsA aAr e April. isss,
II the froaa dcor sf ghe okrs % the Cisrk II tAs
pissrscs conrt VI saia Csnasy, in shs Cisy 81 csa
81 sivs s ssel s ass 3 Ts an. ss
sails 81 Twe s'cae%s M psesesa = ssli tea fsl-
saais sszskT Egss and bsasasszs % Ne szstass -
the said safs. sfx-
tract OF land boanaed as fellows: ConaaeBrlng
- saas mast u TIA ksTshNssz eeTnss q lhe D. q.
quarter - ths O. " azsrfex 81 sscx On H. u fswp-
ship -, North OF Mango - West, ahsacs Esss H.
tcsshs ehalssss 1haaea eel kdrxE s0f rs siasS
thesns Ssak IL - isefs xsxlnas Eb<see wsss %
E0sshs cAs sas; Ahsnae North one ehaams iAenss ..
81 ds ss zs -iashs eAssns to fadaaa ersFk taenee
10 tbs place ss place Of beStnains 4 deg ~ -
i09hs chaiaz, censaiuing 100 7s~laoths scress sre
OF less, excepting @hA 8szEktnx &uSn said u
lad ana said HanAeT Of aersa, esrszin tract "
tzsa bSAndsd m fa4feHs ~
conmses<zng ss point which bears frawA Ehe Ia-
trFseSisen " the East lies VI D. aaawsy vita the
inertia lire - safts& qHpaa ~ p Hasg ea& evld b.
aim 80 W. ffepHeF and hy Hepueg 10 g. q Hrsyten
ds& 3 80 fssas thezcs kss 81 S-iexhs feet;
ahenee 50 lee 5 Al s-tgths fewii thrpor 6eek w
siG s~lBsh1 seeg; iheace 81 deg at s-foha feet
The said sale Via De % thv fsaowiHg seFms:-
0ae hzK % ths purchase maaey to be paid IN hand
at she tiBge VI sale; and he bs sn<s the ooaFna
ati Of the sale at the nezt May Terra Of sz1 Bis
:. :. s .s1 !.ss.s. ..'.....
cGuasclf BauE4 u K asra zss 1855 ISIS 3
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-23

s.. CO
- i sain, s6s1 ! = \ - sous
heir assiisg beJ ~ = : shc tine
$inaa left thsir ass Ipeesins { y ~
psaura a sAsi1 tsis ps parns 4
shsis old 3snS - III sss nov I'll
seldiess' xrares II . fas a spas, sAeas.
1T sestiae ylaess narksd ealg BY the
ssssls ~ 4 ~ xhish - ben sAssgp
eser sAsa n ibstx senpsstea1 r fs
1apsiy - s6kAsan ut N -
,iass laae. slsep lsam uhiak tksy 90 snsy
ssly b awakened b. The seandipg Of the
ssuupes spca ne aa5 of fsssHectieas
mnst bring this Il Gloss for the
hour il fas. aporasabing whsa hshpzls
will DO beard sounding ss.apsn thea light@
mast be sas, and--tAers u goes4 | viil
Wind up by sayiag THAI yoaF serresp BAD
sas, swell - nearly I'll fAs Ssssss 80
samsfrem CounsiI Bluffs, are well. Iiop-
Ing thai | may soon have ihe pleasure Of
glancisg oEer pour columns. ITenaia I
foass, kc.,
III. III. IN.
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Rri.lsh InlerysnsIala.


We would like to learn, by the way.
where all these foolish rumoTs OF ssrecog-
nitisn's soms from. We have had them
now Ter nearly four pears. Almost every
month in hat time enc of them starts up
and scars alofs and no sooner is il fair
b On the wing thar that double barrel
shot gao, Palmesston Russell, brings il
hsadleng 70 the earth.
So far as ne are eoneerned, il is .
piece OF refined crnslty to palm such sto-
riss upoa the public. There Is no more
chance of British intervention there new
er has been since the beginning of this
Qaarrel--than there is Of the Intervention
of the man in the moon. We have got
along thus far without il, and expect 10
do so 10 the end OF the chapter. A gov
ernment which has spent a, great deal of
time and moucy in getting up the Ameri.
can war, il nos going 70 be the first to,
bring its own devices TO uaaght.
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NJ 49, = - ID = kenEe-
- - sish - ~ - -
49, = whssA Nh = yuA ~ II
IT, ~ lep, d - ~ = Dhss-
$50 = ssaa11a Lea lsssai
1ssis
Ihspensd s1kx aboes No fkoa I've
hssarsa a1IAss inprsnisaAs. whiA Ne
Asps nh u su16essss v fadsse shs ~
seas 81 WsstsEn Ioxa 10 taxa bold of I
1aA6w, ~ sksw 10 shs xssia list shsss
sns - a sntesprsss . - sszIissSssi
Slcpe..
We ass ssrry shss ON spsss wili nos
prnit q . puhiish he snsirs FssAian
Hist; hai FOR H. present osr rsadsss sad
eahsrs Interested mast be satisasd With
ths followiag, whish ne pshIish from shs
Tiss - bsipg u importance 10 FAsmsrs al
ths prss6ns time.
Ia Beard oazzs ihs follawiag Prsml-
-. !. rs.la -.
-. -. s. ~, -. -. H.. a.. 49,
acres, and not Less than sklrsy-
Eva baaAels 70 the ssrs, Dip. q @30 90
Best usp of Spring wheat, nos Lass than
two acres, and not less than IS
bush. 70 he aers, DIP. and Gao 90
Bsst sron uorn. two acres. nos lee.
Than 100 bush.-ner ae~a. Din. i $40 Cd
I'D bsss q - sl0 co
Best Quarter at nm acre Of White
pesns. & 90
Esss oasrser Of an aers az t)n,au.. 10 q,
Rsssswe acres Of oass.nos Hasa sasu
30 cash. pes acre. Din. ani % GO
Rsst rron Of irish nosasoes mob
Lass shsa half A sese n, 90
Bsss axor Of sweet nalasaas nol
lexa shap one. sn,rts, arve m ~
Bsss eua acre az Flax far shya
and .ssd mir an, ~ aa
Rsst eran az f7ayress no. ,s.s.h.a
ane-eirhth % an aere Dtn ana 40
Best alf acre Of usmn for shra
and sead. M
Bess ons- fourth ae.a Tahaeeo oo
Bsst ona aeye ~ Corr r.;.sa hx
boy upder 1e wears Of ags onsn
10 all hoys in The Dist. Din. 4 10 90
ID beas. : 90
va hsvs sawevts,, tl,a ah,va lie. ~ 80
NUNS 80 that all who MAY desire 10 COM
nate for them may have q fair .how and
Commence the preparation Of .heir ground
Of the earliest dax the frost viii hermit
and we hone The farmers Of Western 10.
wa y ho are greatly interested IN ,h,.m.,-
tey viii everv ona 40 ,hsv h.nov,s .
comae.itar for tha ny;,s osgs,us NJ. a
mueh sov The nreu,,au :. - ,.how chs,
Western Iowa can do.
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.
cosacil biulIs & 81. Jossph n. r.
Kprroa BuuLs There seems b be soms
nissppxehession - y shs sSs Of the
CoaseiI HanGs = 81 joseph RaiITosd
|Uonpsny. 70 ssatls he poins pernis ne
10 remark that said osmpany ras orsan-
,zsd a ahslssh day sf May | SIS, under
the gspsral Ineorparssioa Law q Iexa. r
This fsss appears al Record In the OF.
acs 81 he Rsssrass 81 Deeds for posta-
saitamis Coausy. As our County has
Transferred 10 shs construction al ibis road
Of sAis conpsny . portion Of sueh Of the
swamp Lands ~ wiihsto0d the ravages
"a lAas iilastsioas fuR0sioasry, John
Sherman, and his aosoaapiices, sna Aise
ia elaim for Swamp Lands sold b. the
Govsrnmsnt Of the Gated States after
the grant Oh the same 10 the State oil
Iowa, the pahlis hare . right to knos
wbslAss ibis appse priasion has been OF
win be faithfully applied to the object
for which sash transfer vas made.
The amount Of lands embraced IN that
transfer numbered eight thousand end
one hundred acres or thercaboass. The
Company AiIl have nearly all Of those
lands and hare not Jet resolved any
thing On the County claim against the U.
-. Governmsnt. The expense Of proeur-
ing the right Of vay for their Road and
the grading oil some Is or 20 mica wa
principally aud indeed almoss entirely
mss by instailments paid on stock sah-
scriptions. The state OF things growing
out Of sha gar in 1861 caused suspen-
sicn u work on the Platte Country Rail-
road in Missouri, and consequently work
wss stepped GA the Council Bluffs 1 St.
Joseph Railroad bat this Company hRs
kept up its organization and husbandcd
It's resources and nov the Platte Country
Railroad Is about to receive farorabIe
impetus from tho recent action of the
Legislature of the State Of Missouri, itIs
proper 10 inquire what the Council
Bluffs & ST. JoseTh Railroad Company
are nheat.
FROM personal knowledge | can state
that the Offers and Directors of this
Road are vide awake es to the matter ol
cooperating with the Platte Coantry
Railroad Company ia completing the en-
tire line from Council BluEs to st. Jo-
seph.
Pursuant 10 resolution Of the Board
Of Directors at thei- last meeting, held q
few days ago, tia President has opened q
correspondents With the officers o. tbs
Platss Country Railroad Company, for
the purpose of asecrsaining officially, tbs
resources Of she eeme.ay, aad what steps
they hare taken or intend to take toward
the completion Of their Road 10 the seuih
line Of this State. AS soon as satiefaeto-
~ information is obtained the Council
Bluffs l. ST. Joseph Railroad Company
viii proceed 10 act and il any obstacles
are intszpossd to cripple iss action, tbs
public shall be informed OF Il and also
shall know exactly BY whom The Difficult
ty may have been caused. But il 10 not
right 10 anticipate trouble. If the Platte
coan.ry Railroad Is finished within ,
reasonable time il Is certain that 1t will
be extended to Council Bluffs. The only
question should be, shall this be the irst
Road built TO this place?
II ALI the parties concerned win aci
libsgally, fairly and Eith Eiew to the
pubAe good, ] have 40 doubt on this
point. A DIRECTOR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-23

The LynchbaTgh Republican learns
from . gentleman from Amherst that
RafnbeTs Of isserters have eoms 10 aud
sarrendere themselves 10 the enrolling
cEhoer OF that county, claiming the ben
e6t Of General Lee's amnesty order.
Men who have been absent from duty
for months hare thus been returned to The
army, and va doubt NOS will by future
good eoaduce wipe out shedisgrHee thai
has attached TO their names.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-23

- niseoverics have rsesntjy been
made whieh indicate that . milliea dol.
laEa' worlhiof nonsy aad valuables bad
been abstraessd ssrreptitisssly from tie
mails OF the ARMIES al The Potomza and
James sinss Nay isst.