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The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-04
FOR THE UNION !!

A far in distantand southern cline,
Where the feathery palm trees wave
Where the tropic breeze with its rich perfume,
Floats amid bowers Of evergreen bloom
Lies many lonely grave.
Their tenants we're buoyant with youthful hope,
And burning with manly life,
When they left their loved and distant homo
Afar in hostile land to roam,
Aud engage in holy STRIFE
When traitors hands were lifted against
That banner Of ancient re6own,
Whose stripes and whose stars have doatcd on
high,
Over every sea, beneath every sky,
And before which all others bow down.
Then from where Names pine trees tall and
dark.
developed her hills in shades
From the mighty Atlantics surf beat Shore
To where the Pacifcs pillows roar,
Our millions have sprung to its aid.
Tho the cold remains of those that fall
Shall long in silence repose,
Let US hope that their spirits shall rest above
Where in the regions of peace and love
They are freed from all earthly foes
And now on our nations natal day,
O | let US rally beneath
This Gag which has waved DER land and on SEQ;
And until again it shall float, the pride Of the
free,
LIE, no patriots sword find its sheath
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-04
WAR ITEMS.

WAX ITEMS.
While Gen Negly, OF the Fifth Brigade, was
advancing by the Hayes road, towards Hainss'
vile, on last Tuesday, the advance company,
under the charge Of Lieut.. Smith, U. S. Army,
were surprised near wood while at halt, by
5 companies of Rebel cavalry, commanded By
Col. Steward. The advance guard thought the
cavalry belonged to the Federal troops, and al.
lowed them to surround them. The cavalry im'
mediateIy commenced firing on them, and shot
one soldier through the head, and sptured 43
including Dr. Trip and Mr.. Palmer. The
cavalry mounted the prisoners behind them and
galloped Off down by road In conse-
quence of heavy firing on the left flank, Gen.
Nicely deemed it imprudent 10 advance his coll
umn too rapidly, but led off the cavalry company
for charge, but the enemy were too far off to
be reached.
Company II of the 98d Pennsylvania Regi-
ment, yesterday captured in the Jail of Berkly
county twenty-three muskets belonging to the
Rebels. They were found accreted under tho
beds and in other places. Detachments OF
troops aro picking up arms in all directions
and judging from thOr molly appearance tho
Rebel army must SO far as equipments are
concerned, rival Falstaf's recruits
We have rumors of the advance of Gen.
McClolland's column from the West, but moth
ing authentic Ho has about 10000 mon under
his command
Precisely at twelve o'clock to-day an
American flag was raised over the court
house in this town in the presence OF Q
large portion of the army and numerous
concourso of citizens. The enthusiasm was
unbounded, and the cheers which greeted
the stars and stripes as they aOnted to tho
breeze might have been heard FOX miles.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-04
THE SOUTHERN WAGON.

A1R-"Wait for tho Wagon"
Come all ye sons of Freedom andjoin our South
ern band,
We're going to fight the enemy and drive them
from our land;
JrsT1cE is our motto, and PROVIDENCE our gulde,
So lump into the wagon and we'll oil take ride
Chorus-Wait for the wagon
The DISSOLUTION wagon
The SOUTH is our wagon,
And we'll oil take ride.
Our wagons plenty big enough, the running
gear is good, 80
nj, stuffed with cotton round the sides Hnd
made Of Southern wood; :,
c.por1yA is the driver with GEORGIA by her slae
ytRcIx1A'LI hold our fag up and we'll all take
chorus-wait fer the wagon, 70.
Missouri. NORTH CAROLINA and Arkansas are
They must must hurry or we'll leave EN- and then
where would they go!
There's "OLD KENTUCKY" and MARYLAND e0OA
won't make up their mind, 49,,
So reckon after oil we'll have TO take Gu W
behind. ..
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-04

was strewn With clothing, knapsacks, haver.
sacks, tin.cups, and canteeus, and at intervals
the dead and wounded gathered into groups
gave melancholy aspect to the scene. The
secession forces fed with such speed that the
pursuit was abandoned, and the two regi-
ments actively engaged returned. Captain
McMullin's Rangers also participated in the
engagement and behaved most dariugly. The
artillery engaged on the Union side was por-
ton Of Capt Perkins battery, and the manner
in which it was controlled and used is deserv-
ing of all praise.
On the side of the Union troops one man was
killed-a private in the Wisconsin Regi,nent,and
some six or eight wOunded-pope dangerously
The loss on the part Of the seeeders was much
greater. Two men were found dead along the
road, and later intelligence states positively that
the killed were hauled off by wagon loads. Ihe
number wounded on that side was large, but it
is impossible to estimate it with any certainty.
The firing was heard by the Second and Third
Pennsylvania Regiments commanded by Coils.
Stumbaugh and Miner, and led by Gen Wynn
koop, soon after they had crossed the river, and
the news quickly reached them that an engage
mant was going on ahead The blood OF the
men was up in moment and on they dashed
at double quick" in hopes Of being able to take
part in the conflict. For near three miles they
marched at speed that would have been i'm
possible under ordinary circumstances, but they
were unable to come up in time. Fast as they
advanced, The retreating secessionists were still
faster, and when they reached the scene of the
conflict the victorious Union troops were re-
turning from the pursuit
The army under Gen. Patterson enoamped
in the afternoon on the road from Willlamspert
to Marlinsburg at point distant about six
miles from the last named place. Early in the
morning Of the third the march was resumed,
and about noon the forces entered Martinsburg,
where tents were pitched, and the troops sought
repose after most fatiguing tramp beneath the
burning sun.
Thus far the troops, without exception, have
behaved nobly. They have endured fatigue
and privations without complaint and they have
moved with a promptness that would not have
disgraceG Mad Anthony Wayue'a Light Brig
ade" in the days of the Revolution. From such
men a good report can be expected; and We
who know them, because we are part ofthen,)
promise our friends abroad that they will never
disgrace the flag they fight under, or the Gov
eminent they are sworn to defend and perpetuate
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-04

We annex the following stanzas which
were found in type ia the Republican "
office, as specimens of secession war p0'
etry:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24

CHAP. LxxuI.-An ACT making Appropriation,
fpr the ssrFlee ef the Pesi 8G1>a Bepartulea
dgraUz tha aEezs gaF a5jrr Eh t.tr1laEe IF Jane
eighteen haa4rg3 ssss slxty-tsFa.
Be il s5tactaas tg iisG 5caaae aaa Hcus,
q Re7sssellla'aess ofats LaiE4d S2ales ot
.dnterTca fa C1pygf4& GascnbtaF. Thai
the following sums J1 aa3 she SAM aFs
hereby appropriated, fer t4e service ol
the Post 0fBee Department foF the year
ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen
hundred and sixtY-two, ouG Uf any mon
cys in the Treasury arising from The rev
enues Of the said Departmenk, in con-
formiEy to tbs sct of the aecoaa JuIv,
eighteen hundred and thirty-six.
For transportation of the mails, (in-
land, ten million forty Thousand two
hundred and eighty-four dollars and the
Postmaster General is hereby directed 10
re-exaEaine the causes for diacpntinuauee
or eurtailment of the postal service on in
land routes since the fourth day Of March,
eighteen hundred and kffy-nine, and 10
restore all such parts Of said service A
can be restored With duo regard to the
public knaersst and tae e4gestgs! & ar1ceg Of
caca case. WaItAaT such disa8r4giauanee
{. 1.lgttAA44i. III VAS 2on eazltraata v. ia
force, or has taken ttssct gpon the making
# us8 oobtracts. Ind gFBgtaeg. That
tbs restoration o. increase ofsGgviee here
BY aarsFs Hlriated, shall nos be made With
oat ta2 euEseret y tlfs coatsact3r ia each
s&aes or in P4gzaanec Of his a3atract.
For eomP PanSatjou t. restp1ssters, tao
Iai!iions sewn hundred tb0n#4ud dollars:
PgsSs'l 3s,3, That aa com egnsa tla stsaii Be
Paid to pcstIasss3Es. a&tnr Ile 4Llrsia VI
Ju1e, eiektesn hundred aa1 sixtT-oi5s.
fVgtha 3e}igE~v r. n texttlrf Er fag5.gs
30 their recipients, except Il. tllss pasfaast-
er a4 Washington CITY, DIsaaieaet GsalGu,-
n :, III I4rsEtlrra III tza ux!Htiag taE att
shoriStits Z ep9c.k, ailauaRseI % lin for
sy3ets sar@ se.
Foe cles&s IN tho a.Easof passnaseors,
ate mi.lio4 forty dva tha4ssfsl aya hun
dred and seFtataaa dollars ana twenty
ihrae eaats.
Fer ahip, steamboat, aad way lettars,
~ a4ltf thousand dollars.
or loalee ftIfnttuga for psat oisee, four.
thousand dollars. ...,..
+: For eavsstising, seventy thousand dol
EFAB@s &
For nstl bags, ffty-five thousand DEL
lars.
E9r L paper fer bianks, aiztg thopgaild
dollars.
n printing blanks, tRes1s thousand
dollars.
For wrapping paper, forfTlEvs thous.
and dollars.
For mail locks, kegs, and ass4sHasls, twaa.-
IL shonsaad dollars.
For alail fepredations and special
agents, seeentysave thoasana do1lass
Pgovsasd, Iaas the pgoyiaa in shs Grsss
sscsion Of the ass nj 1uaa aaseassh. siail-
seem saadrsa ard aixar, mskinx appfs-
pxiasiuns for tha sersies 0f she Port Uxcs
Department which res1fiesa ths xnaxinaa
eoanpea sasian 10 BE- pxfd scnasxe axenas
TO TIC sum eight hnndkaa sioiamxs per ysAk.
boz mad sae saEsse T. shssessy repealed. 8
/ Rus snlseellansadR - essss.ls. axsa haza-
asexi and sSxty akosssassa aoas,sss.
Il kae passAss ssxmps md ss6nnpaa en-,
velops, ems hszaarsd aad - sh0ssSuaad
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24

and su~a eamp&niaS Ct infaatry IS ma,
D. monrFc 1, and for The Authorized nura-
Esg # nEc4Fs' horses when s@r~iaE II tA@
iie.u aG4 at .ge Qatpasts, Including bed.
d30staf She animals Ct straw for soldiers
sas@ Ing E@1 stationary. ircindin~ Maaa
% 4 .gs 81 rn&rterEoHgter'4 4 'lt trartns ~,
eertjteT1sT far discharEsd soldiers, bjana
forU7 for ta2 par lnd 4laFtcrm4stsg' = ,.>~
Ia,~u.gfzs H7I for g1g printing si"t=t9a
a6 j 3@phrtcgstr. orders .'sd rrT0rt., cE
f'!.tgG a-W-A h.2strei and l-c thoussaa
Pr San taatianta! axpef3-s Of s.asss .alsg.
x. riaztsE i L spaT..a.r', c2teisttEgs II Fas,
t.w- o1 5stt rs a=t p&Ck9ta s1e@fea1 snG
:.t hy ss8at - cf th AcaZg ID Y@5|Ic Har-
Il. safIuasas x H. lalstta-7nartj 4 aus
t.a r. ] lF4aS, .lte'a as tlss edition
al @arF t4aa 81 iatcs -4-Fgeatgs. Ee~
ra tss,t = .-s and riGa zsess, while on
II, E5i@r. ar i. t}ta act ot Marcia = II,
se-a, ttzi>sa laudrad aud tVa. sea
Iar 70 snliisss employed, undsF tue d.
reati d If tt rlarI4agter'a depareEn 2ns
in tas aef barrackz, quarters, stare
heusfs zr Il hospitals: in the construction
GE rJsIs, 8ud Qthsr e0nstsrE iasior, faG
ps9i5tiF of nes less thin 4 sn days, trn.laF
tbs tss of Mach seohni, eighteen bun
dra} anil hin8taen, and August foarsh,
eiseE4 - anaaxsal Ard tlEy-fnGrs ffseslaz
Inx fIl8se el8r3oYe3 IA cfnTks af tiegisiofs
a4ssl II 4sEl4fag hea14 4aart Rrs; axYae4i Us USE
ezgg ge@ass 10 ard from the frontier PESTS
aud arlnies in the field. df escorfs HI paw
4 a = y 1. sEf 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24
WEEKLY BUGL.E,..
"a WEDNESDAY, JUEY d, 1891.
'vslls agrs o. Fne raiaTY.slx1a c0ssaEsa
. og THE



CH4s, An Act 10 pzavida ter bzinKlnx up ths 6r.
ssarssea ~ Wosk Of the Land oaaes Il 0lympia,
WasAin@ssa FsrritoFy.
De IL enacted By ths Sssdss ussd Hossss
Of Representatives. Of sAs Urssssd Ssatsa Of
d1ssFsed ~ CcAgrsas 0ssssssblea, That the
seerstarT OF the Interior be autAariasd
TO make such allowances FOR clerical SER
vices in bringing no the srrearavss of
business at The Land 0fsos "a Olympia,
Washington Tcc-itory, intlniiug pay
ucns of clerical services already necesssa-
rally incurred, as, On the prodution of the
proper gyideacs, he may deem equitable
and Just, the amount not 10 exceed the
ths sum Of three thousand dollars, and TO
be paid out of the appropriation for incl
dental expencot or district Land Off
ces.
ApPRnvwn March q 1871
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24
os0NILL BLIEFs IOWA, WIDNEsIllY July a4 1851


. Nsiaea,, thiirtq kliousaad ,iollars.
7 Fort Winthrop, 1Ioyernor' EsIaad, Bo,
! ton aarbor, Massachusetts, Ten thoasau
8 dollars.
I Fort Adams, Newport haabor, Rhod
I Island. i've thousand dollars. -
: koaf Richmond, Staten Island, Nos
York fifteen thousand doilars.
! Fort on site Of Fort ToHipkins. State
island New York, twenty-five tlousanl
: dollars. F.. @e
+ Fort Delaware, DeiawAfs River, TWEEN.
~ i've theu EIDd loAars.s /. -
H Fort Carroll, SoIlers' Point Flats Bal
timore harbor, MARYLAND, ffty thousand
dollars. : AJ~
| Fort Calhoun, hampton reads, Virgin.
Ia, fifty thousand dollars. m
| Fort Taylor, KY West, Florida, seven
ty thousand dollars.
/ Fort Jefferson. Garden ksy. Florida.
seventy five thoufand dollars.
/ Fort At Fort Point, including oaarworks
San Francisco Bay, California, City thous
and dollars.
Fort at AIcatraz Tsland san Francisco
Bay, California, twenty-five th6usand dol
Lars. ..e I'll
Fort at entrance Of New Bedford har-
9or, Massachusetts, twrnly-f five Thousand
dollars. .7.I T.
Fort at Sandy Hoek, New Jersey, sew
anty-hT Thousand dollars.
For protection Of the sits Of Fort Macon
Beaufort harbor, North Carolina, ten
thousand dollars. # r.
Conting anaies Of EoYtiEeationp, pxeser-
Tssion Of sites, protection of titles, and
repairs of sudden damage, sharty t6ous-
and dollars. =.
Repairs and alterations Of barracks,
quarters and hospitals, store rooms and
fences at paramount posts not occupied
by troops, ten thousand dollars.
For the construction of d military post
IN or near the valley of the Red River of
The North, fifty thousand dolIars, or 90
EIssaca tlssreof So n1sT he deemed necessary
- 7la Secretary Of War. Tile sire 10 baI
ae'f te.i a1d pu Hatss undar direction Of
The Secretary of War.
Pc completing the report and perfect |
Ing the drawings 81 tae San Jaan5 explor-
lug expedition, one thousand eight hun |
~ ~ o".''sFS.
w 1'-.Sl I-.< 70 cover Expenditures
made y 1Ae guartermaster's bureau in |
consequence Of in<fisH h3stillsies during
.he eafsenS H5eai year, nalRelg. /
La~L teh&at .c@E@nsA>p fifty s4Een thous- /
M 7Hi e'5zI@J four dollars.
tF snSF'tf'ss'' y t~o. rs srsf. R"rT iiez, I
- r''~.,5~5 r'! and 50 2}y-t1~h .4ons@nd :.
- ~ u ''.'''s,' - 'l'.-t Si> --j5AF '1"AHasz'
= pa -.. -,'cA' @.4t Esa-r-et@, nH. 14ndged
~ 1',, -t'~'' Us ID @isii4; 1aaa.ed
.'d ..'-5s}->Eyrn 1,'..,.-~s Pr2sjSs2, That
- : ',FeSt-5y oi Na7 >haIE ean3 an ex- 4
m'hh!sh to ts ma i1ty the zF -nliturc Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24
IHoR THE EAsT-ExrENsIos OF THB
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
L. IN - -

kaMA
OPEN TO EiRESGO!
DAILY line gaming dIF sGtty EIst ffa EPntrsi Iowa
t. cbleaga 81 Niles staging savosi--so a,les
Furtner West Most direct rsgto 70 ChIe4Es
4ad the East j. the
CHICAGO = ROCK ISLAND AND MISSISSIPPI
AID MISSOURI RAILROADS.
Only nBr tim CrutF&IIDw i ta.EAgo under sHs
mAR&Essa stt Th< Nj blsaippi aaI n .soGga
is now Completed Ia ArEsngu. 500 Tl7 Jo9 br Ia
I'd farther wesG, De- Ig4HeH 43d CaEns8I 81 s.
PaasHaEHra ~ 3D. ast5 aAls roats ti4r sn. GEe.s-
pst a4a Be 81. .-t.s ali --34y+ ii H. .-. tEE.
KEver. CIasr connexions are ni~as "a. s.f u ~
tern stage CoEpHAg.
u At | 20 p NJ, aryfviss at chteago at o'cEoet
fAs aezs msraszg
Ne ehArxs for transfer Of baggage At ChlcaSe.-~
slesping Cars are all night trains. Tralps con-
nec4 at GnicAgo with the trains tAe Eastern Inca
FA0TS FOR sTocK SHIPPERS
Stock leaving MaFenRo Al % T, n arrives 81
Chicago 81 8. % the neat m9TninE in lime gzr the
early AarRsfs and stecR trains OF the Eastern Bes.
Ths whole AE1a consumed At the hlssissipgi RiT-
sT doRB RsS exceed twsnty minutes. Thsse is no
change Of cars, 20 feFfiRSe or DELAY
The opeHtHg Of tie K, q N. a n. 10 AEreng0t
rrasies part3Ps a-tvisg stock frgE Dss Hoiaes ans
.Var J.. .a-- IT, "eE.gaE za. & &..-.G T." r. 2 -
.ssfsFrE rga@ .~ I faas -.a" ja' &ta rent r.a Be
Ge ases zare arFs sste:4E ast tom ~ ~ 20 haE5
$50 Il. L, -v.-s~sa :. ~ .. .4z le's - .-t-
~ Ehkhnsa.
rhs1 kA.R n. - now BENG sxse.sasa ~oss 81
AsFeagus aa4 ~ EaSt rs c"nFieted stock trsGs &kH
b. ran - tEa rs:4 - trS track
EF2Ty Esciits fhF the garsenGeEf shipment ~ Cat
tie F4s4gh4a a. law Is via az ughaF route, sad
pains zparFf - reader II Eha tagsE aesg&tts re.t
'rurn IJaa g. Chicago.
THROUGH ELgEG 50 tn all gEEa'gPsj pa4E#s jG 81 q
t.al taa states ard Caaslas. W al r-a.es en- he
vr21ur"t at #--h. o4'oas ~ l.iT zt"t Asf-sFo-
JOHN TatrE.
y q az JoHS sgu'. sgp9
Cg& Ete.aat ma I.-E8e Agent.
-. rsry J. lSa&
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aud pTivstes on rsenlistmeat, one huudre
thousand dofsAra.

aud pTiyates on rsenlistn,ent, one hundred
thousand doisars.
For the pay Of the army, three million
six hundred and four thousand six humid
red and fOrty-eighs dollars.
For Communication or officers subsistence
one million twelve thousand four hundred
ana City dollars and ifty cents.
For eommurution of forage for Off
cers' horses, one hundred and twenty
Eve thousand niae hundred and fifty-two
dollars.
For payments to discharge soldiers
for clothing not drawn, Rfty thousand
dollars
For payments in lieu of clothing for
officers servants, forty thousand three
hundred and seventy dollars.
For subsistence in kind, two million
ore hundred and twuntylone thousand
nine hundred and sixEy-four dollars.
For elotaing for the army, camp and
garrison eqnipage, six hundred aud six
ty thousand sixteea dollars and twenty
one cents,
For the regular supplies of the quarter
masters department, consisting Of fuel
for tho officers, enlisted raeu, guard hos
pital, store houses, and Offices OF forage
in kind for the horses, mules and oxen Of
the quagteFmaster's department at the
several posts and stations, and With the
armies in tho aeld; for the horses Of the
-
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Washington frontier, the sum Of fifty
thousand dollars Is hereby appropriated,
out OF any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, to be expended
Gader the direction Of the Secretary of
War, if, in his Judgment, the same may
be necessary.
APPROVED 3iArch ., 1851.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24

azaa % hssrety is, aush8rizca aga resuir.
ssi % atsai ttla stecoanss af the said STATE
" alttafnta fog payments for the seq.
yAsas OF sotuntsaFs in the Shasta expiai.
/ ttotI ef aightnan hundred and fiftv.favr
10 aiis y. s&iF9a tsxpidstibn OF eighteen
han ared sad fg4g~6va, in flo Klsrsatb and
haHltsa4sT expedition Of eighteen hundred
sna afsy-agas inthe Sar Lssrnapdino ar
E4uttsers nf eightsea hsufrea ami fifFv
tVa a. the klamath Apstli don Of eirl,-
Faen handFsd and hfry six, in the Ms.Ioe
exposition 1T eightean hundred and sftv
Az In she ai&Ee expedition of eightaen
htaadssd aad hfsy-Six, In the klamath and
hanholds axps ttion OF eighteen hundred
afsy saghs and afty nine, aad IN she Pitt
aaves expedition OF elghEeea hundred and
nfty-nlne: PToviaad, That no higher rase
anal De allowed or paid for Che services
o. saad volunteers than was paid for ssr.
vices IN the same grade and for the same
time In the United States arnay serving
IN California, asE snail payment be made
for shs services of any ssleh volunteers
aAoszn for ths tSns during whieh they
ssaali be shall bH shown bY satisfaetovy
- - " @~sS cUea lkageA Ia actual 4
\ ~ 10 the ifeid AHd presided fur
h#T, That no allowance ahall be na5a
.ar the services of any person ia more
han Quo capacity for the same time
! q na IN aaaatlng tae said claims for sup
llies, transportation, and personal apr-
.iees, shs same shaii De eofnputed at pri-
'ss corresponding, rs near AZ can be as
artained, to The rates paid for giu,ij~r
Ipplies and transportation furn; shes, ~
ef'eaesea 70 the United States army in the
anne country at Fhs same time and the
bird auditor, ~ to alI PRINCIPLES not
Eprcssly settled nv this aet. shaliba rnv-
rned in auditing and setting said claims
y the principles adopted in his report
pom the claims Of the Territories of
.ashington and Oregon, Of the seventh
: ,HhrH@r.+. ~htesn husdv.A and x;xty
D ETgeur.a B. 80 a, z.. .t.5.-p-
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Sac. 10. And be Ii further enacted, That
the contractors on route twelve thousand
hgc hundred and sevanty-ei2ht, shaIIbe
entitled 70 tha5r presGnt mali paw daring
the necessary tine required to change
their stock fF@m their present route 10 tho
central route without performifAx fEse ser
| vlses AMI shall ba eaEitlel also 10 two
months pap On their present contract as
! liqGiiated damages for saeh ehagaa OF
servise, IL n 4de bv fzaua tn aecor8sncg
Wtta the terms ol the preeediag section.
SEe- II. And be Il further enacted. Fhat
43aotsse he eantfnosQFs pa taa roase GfsaEve
thousand age handrcd aad scYaJia :. sight
fail TO accept the ab9Fn Modification UF
theft present contract on Or tsfern the
twenty, af1h dar of siasa.s, al before
stated, linen the POSTMASTER 6eneral is
directed 70 annui sail contract, ans aa-
yerttse Eor thirty laTs fok CARVING the
masI in tho manner h#Fuin praYiided: tho
s9ryioa TO coiaaaazos sjaly ore, eighsaou
hnulrea aat 'sixty-aaa, az ~ spaa Eh4re-
after - posable, ard h expire july one,
eighffen haalred anE sixtr- four, and 10
let the same 10 the fowsst rssponsss,la
bidder, haesag due regsrsi 70 THAR ahsiiey
! 30 Iexfarn the sexsips; and tbs ssa aE
ane million eF dollarais hereby apueuDgi-
aseds out of an5SF enonsy Il tho Trssshry
not otherwise approFf lated, TO carry into
exseutsea the prevsaioas sf 80 snaGk Of
this oct as prpsidsN fog ths essAhl liaament
nf 4 dailg mail On ths eehfral roase !:
Fr0esded, nggsrsa saxisss, That the Pest
liiaater 6essaFsA or tion4fass bhafH h1ra
powsf, froa siasA 10 time, - sAs sans
may bs asssnsA aeessesxgs ~ alkse or
modify he ssnsnssk hsssby sashaEi@sa,
Or to pas ~ Msd u Ne snaps s6tifnays
should ths pdblfs fAfsrast dsn3md i dis
aonkiDnanes - - sesyisss Huz sssttAss
eaas sAe aontsne1esx shsia ~ sasitkad 10
reeaiys ~ ynrk xe1snpellle d1gnnzes =
shay may sa1fnl N 90 1seh
sIsswAtine 81 - - sne
uns1nwnr - - xxxns4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24
APPRovxD, March 2 1851.

CHAF. L1x.-An act to provide FaF thp payHsent
% Expenses incurred by she rerritorIrs u Wash
4aSLan aEE Oregon ID tAe Suppression os Laalsg
H3sulEtiet therein, IN tkE Years ulxhteeu hund-
red s4d atty-Gys and eighteen huHi1eA ana afsy
alx,
Be il eaaeted BY the Senate and Hosss
o. Reprsssn t7tiges efthe UHitsd States
- .tasg sel s4 Congress aasn. Lg9, That
yt45 ia.t9 aIu- sums, " sp t4a-l .aareof
a-4 ~ b. Aec&ssarF. le 3D. .ney are
be- - appropriated Out o. .a5 taoGey in
iha Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
to dgfray lar expense isc1rr Il ir sh.
Territories Of Washington ana OREGON,
in tbs suppression Of Indian hostilities
49, IN IN the Years w. -aseyu Iuu37s,. nd
44ty-AFs u-Q -lsa.s -a4 .a7as..- lA1 df.Y
SIX
F.. thn Paya'ent q. 4 .5uasssss. craJras,-
lnE ina trsr, sue8ad, sa- ,ll-. urczsn
regiments, and th three cuza!Aas.s u
men, Numbered six,s, rtEt-- -oas.
and siz.P-twu, and ghs fr~' .a: sr.sa
Washington r.cI.a n.3 70 / n~rp1734Vu>
+, iaesuao- tbs colneaai e
Captain StEoo1 and C4ugni0 T. Us. i.a~
q .'s. -.-514sau4 / ..as .-t.s. .-..r,!ar