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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29
Gen. Burnside The Enemies S Forces

A special dispatch from hoadqunrIors 10
the New York Times, dated Wednesday,
says:
An order has been issued by Gen. Nc
Clellan, and has already taEen effect, by
which Major Gen. A. +. Burnside IS as
signed 20 the general charge OF the deten-
ses Of IIarpcrs Ferry, and the Second ana
Twelfth Army Corps are placed under his
orders for the present,
Daily drilling and practice Of the whole
artillery forces have been resumed within
the past few days for the tirst time since
leaving the peninsula.
; From the signal station Oh the Mary
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Total, 2l8,s95 2l5 ,249 2lS,254 2l5, ,2O6
Mai. 3,G4G 2,3IS

MORE THAN WAS DARGAlHCD Ton-thc
Blair county Whig OF the 25th inst, cons
tains tho following highly compljmenta'
ry l?) notice Of threo OF the leading Dem
ocrats OF that county:
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goth Senatorial District,

Tho following il the official vote polled
for State Senator In this district. Mr..
Halls majority threo years ago was GIL,
being change of 1913 in favor of Mr..
Wallace, Notwithstanding tho boastcd
nonuI,rity of Mr.. Hall.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29
ulEiHfIrlp, "a
Wednesday Morning o3I 2'rh. 1862,
We Can't Fight Always - 4 Ln.oh

"Wednesday III Trpipy Osl. -llh. 1862
.'r ------------
We Can't Fight Always '- d L'.."'
Such WAS tho declaration Of President
Lincoln TO Tho extra session Of Conmoss,
five cannot Gght ulways, then loV huy
.on wa. or ouohl We, or must W. Gsbt2-.
rhi, Mr.. Lincoln did no, tell us then, nor
has nc giycn us any light upon the sub.
acL since. II we arc to judge from his
actions, nothing else bat fight is il con.
foundation, Almost every step tho Ad,
minisralion has taken has but led to fur,
,hcr carnage and bloodshcd. What, then,
did Mr.. Lincoln mean when ho gave ut- ]
tcrauco ~ this significant "apho.ism -
Has lie not hud fighting enough to enable
him b Judge what the final issue is likely |
to bo? Has not the war brought weeping
and wai.ing to suticicrt numtGr OF
households? Has not the lIo" oI bereaV'
nG widows and mothc.s' tears been sum-
oiontly copious? Have wo not otspent tren'
,wc enough? Is there any other natIon'
ii calamity that we ought to suiIer before
our appetite for war IS SalIaIed- before
We prove That there are no oHT PoS''o''
means of settling our national troubles?
Whom Mr.. Lincoln hrsI lcsoIVe4 upon
var. s.s.tW Erc thousand men were deemed
luilc sufficient force to put down the
rebellion. This was eighteen months ago.
We have since called into the field one
a,lltoa hg2 Lmdrei Aowand men, and spent,
perhaps, not less than enc MovSWd .Hac haHN
trek DdLioas of dollars. And what have
we accomplished! Have we conquered Il
peace Do things look as it peace was
aprroaching? In short, have nc made
my progress in the great work Of conquer
ny aud subdujug the rcbcIs? All mon
snow We have not; and they further
know that, without a complete and tho'
rough change Of policy such as making
,ho war on our part tor,3 other poposc than
,le8toration Of the Union as it was, with
.he rights Of all the States, and tho people
thereof, fully and unchongeabIy guaron-
du,o,-,nha,, .,ho ror hccrr
.},,,., 'ro,,,,, ..,,o eort,orn ,oo.
,lo woro dividod-monv cIipoirc to The
- ,r,.;.,,.,,.;i, u,,, .,,o.I orlont doyot;or
.,.,,;,,, u.o o,,,,,,,s. il,oi ,,oro CON.
ann,, wrnnn in thciT ears hy the advo
Gates Of Secession, that Mr.. Lincoln anc
his Republican party designed any inter,
ference with their choashed institution
Of slavery. But how is it nav? The Soull
is almost perfect INIT. A Union man il
unknown there. And why? Because hes
R.,ubleu,s harc doaoH those gcyy things The So
,ss,;oo;,,, ja,egH Asy ,g5la do. The rugit
i've slave law was first ignored 10y on ac
orCgnuoss rolbidding the return orslaye
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

rfG, ,"Old Abc's" colonization schome is
about being knocked in the head. The
expenses have all been incurred and the
expedition sailed with Senator Pomeroy
at the head OF his negro squad, but upon
landing in Central America tho Senator
and his colorcd emigrants were very po'
!itely informed by the authorities, that
their scheme could not be perfected, os no
arrangement had been effected between
the Two Governments, hence the whole
scheme must ho suspended for the present,
rhe foresight of the Administration is
truly incomprohonsible.
Dea.Mr. j. L. c. Turuey, Secretary OF
Washington Territory, and Victor Smith,
Collector of Customs at Port townsend,
have boon removed from their respective
positions for embezzement.
The appointees in tho civi! service in
! the west, seems TO be as reckless and ex'
travngant rs the Shoddy patriots around
Washington.
ExEMrrioS FEEs.-We find tho following
item on this subject in tho Harrisburg
/ Tclcrapk of Saturday last.
Ray An order has been issued by The
Governor by which officers OF vountoo
organizations, now raising in various part
of the State, are warned that their com
missions will 10 withheld and other pun
ishmcnt inflicted if proved guilty OF de
frauding the government Of men and en-
riching themselves by accepting pay iron
drafted men for providing substitutes ou
of the ranks OF men already enlisted b
volunteering. Rumors arc also Currcn
here with regard 10 fees received by tn
drafting commissioners and cxemptln
surgeons fer performing the duty whlc
, has been assigned them, and pay for whic
, they will receive from the United State
, government. The people should be pu
upon their guard, and expose every nc
, of this character known TO have bee
4 committed. They are entitled to no fee
!; whatever, ard if they have been eXucted
the Governor will, upon tho productio
, of evidence, see that Just punishment
awarded thom.-HarriSJ,ug Telegraph.
AssENBIY.-We are still unable to Civ
G tho official returns from our Assembl
y districts-not having heard from McKear
-. We presume however that the opposltio
r. majority in Mexican for assembly, will N,
H exceed that given for the etate ticket, al
Q will therefore leave the majority in Il
II district about 1900 for D7. Boyer and i
Early
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

uzl.Gen. jeff G. Davis, who was arrest
ed for shooting Gen, Nelson, az Louisville,
has been released by ordor OF the War De-
parlmcnt, and placed in commend Of the
troops at Coyington, Ky,
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10Th Congressional District.
The following table presents the Official
yoto for Congress in this district

These same Counties gave Mr.. Lincoln a
majority in 1860, cr 5,S14. The Democra-
cy therefore feel proud OF thsir gain on
The I4lh instnnt.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION Official

The following is the official Volo on nc
State ticket in nll the counties received at
the State Department;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-08
Keskuk--Tn national Arsenal.

We make a brief extract frou the de-
bate in Congress, in reference TO kcokuk
as the site for National Arsenal. Sena-
tor Davis, of Kentucky, Las briefly set
forth some Of its superior advantages. and
We think the State of Iowa might have
had the National Ars nal for the West To-
Gated within her limits, and at the very
best point for the interests of the nation, but
for the jealousies OF nval towns, and tire
instructions of our Legislature, virtually
prohibiting its location in Iowa.
The bill for the location OF National
Arsenal being before the Senate, Mr..
Davis, OF kentucky, rose and said:
l move to amend the amendment of
the Senator from illinois by striking out
Quincy and inserting "Keokuk" I
think keokuk one of the most eligible DO !.
sitions in the whole Northwest. think
naturally it is the finest position upon the
upper Mississippi tetvrpn the tsieuth4 Of
the Ohio and tie sources OF the Missis-
sippi. | think it is tie finest position
upon that stream. 1t is at the mouth OF
the Des Moines. The valley of the Des
Moincs is the best and largest section of
agricultural land III tho United States. 1t
would average width of sixty or seventy
miles.
Mr. Grimes. Is this motion in ordery
The President pro tempore. 1t is in
of al.
from Illinois is to amend the bin by strik-
ing out the words '.on Rock Island" and
inserting Eat Quincy" 1t is PROPOSE
ton to strike out and insert. Either the
matter proposed to be stricken out, or the
matter proposed TO be inserted, may be
modified before tho question Of striking
out and inserting shall be taken. The
Senator from Kentucky moves to amend
the matter proposed to be inserted, by
striking out the word aQuincy," and in
serting skeokuk y If that Is adopted.
the question will recur on striking out
the words con Rock Island,p and insert
ing "at keokuk."
Mr. Davis. Ihad hoped this motion
would meet not only the acquiescencebut
the coTdiai support oI tue honorable Sen
ator from Iowa. 1t is motion made in
favor of his State, and it is motion
made in favor of the best position upon
the upper Mississippi. | do not hesitate
to say that III my judgment, as natural
position for o city and Tor an institution of
this kind, keokuk is superior position
to st. Louis. We arc informed that there
is railroad now under construction from
keokuk up the Des Moines to Des Moines
City, and on to the Northwest until it
reaches the extreme Northw estern border
Of Iowa, and it is designed to go further
West and penetrate thst indefinite North
western region SO far as it may be eligible
to carry such . work. Keokuk is ut the
foot Of the lower principal rapids in the
Mississippi river. There are twn great
rapids in the Mississippi river. The one
is the Rock river rapids, and the other is
the Dcs Moines rapids. They are both
rapids in the Mississippi river; and each
takes its name from the contiguitv =
tributary streams, one called the Rocl
river and the other the Des Moines river
The very forcible objection urged b,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-08
ftRfVALS AND DEPahTt.
or
RAILROAD TRAINS,

Northern Trs.a. i~Atsr daily Spads,s rnrerted) at
ito a. M ana arriyrs at 4s3t T.
Nestsr Tran leaves daily [snnaay& txcef tetii ~
TOO III. aad $40 p. N and arrives lasoo IA. aAd
300 y. m.
Al Hamilton Dei0t, ! rsil.t en the Wabash Valley
Railroad daily - eef.t kuAasss sts D.
M, and depart daily SUNDAY excepted ats.ao Ia,
ia sses tafsueei ~iai.this city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-08

FIRE / G HTS.
BY thisroute. Freghis OF all descriptions can be
forwarded from phisdelphia, Eew Iork, Boston or
baltimore, 10 or from any point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Town or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects At Pitts
burg with stex mers BY which Goods be forward
ed TO any point on The Ohio, Muskingum, Keusncky
TRnnessce, Cum bcrlnnd, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missis-
Aippi, Missouri Kansas. hrkansas, and Red Rivers;
aud ~ atGieyelEDd, Sandusky and Chicago withsteam-
ersto alt ports on the North Western Lakes
Merchants and shippers entrus.ne the transportA-
tion OF th-i Fr-ishtto 70 this Company rely with
confidence On Ills speed, transIt.
The Matcs OF Freight
To and from any point in tho Nest by the Pennsyi-
vania Central Railroad, are nj all times AS FA-
VORAbLE AS ARE CHARGED BY OTHERRAIL-
ROAD COMPANIES
TP BE particular to mark packages, s.vIA PExx.
CsNTRAL X. R."IU
For Freight Contractsor Shipping Directions, ap-
ply or address either Of the following Agents ofihe
Company.
X. r. SASS, 81. Lons. N issouri.
ID. STEWART Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
CLARkE6 6 co. Tran sfer 5genls, -
III. ". BROWN q CO, Cincinnati, O.
R.O. O.MELDRUM CO., Madison, ind.
j. II. MOORE. Louisville, Ky.
w. ". AIKMAN X CO., Evansville, Ind.
CLARKE & CO., Chicago, Ill.
Nh. d Il. l.. LANGLEY .GaiiipoIis, %.
u b. NEAL, Parkersbnrg, Va.
HALL h Co., Marietta, o.
ii s. PIERCE L. CO., GAINESVILLE o.
M'noW MtCoLM Portsmouth, %.
E.M'NEELY, Maysvlie, Ky.
J.p. JOHNSON, Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD, Coyington, Ky.
G.L.HkATON. Cleveland, o.
X. 9. MELDKUM, Gena Travelling Ag'tfor
| the South and West.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-08

H,O PRINTERS, COUNTY OFFI-
GERS, MERCHANTS
And Others In want Of Platnand flsPaperstor nsnkS
The beat foito cs Fiat aap hiI-H6sd
.s pissn after Paper ever in kcnkuk this day
.af..s "a BKONrELL's Eook store,
f.ha7-d Corner 4th and Main
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-08
Coffeel Coffee Coffeel

We have just received Hsuppy OF fresh ground lara
nd Rla Coffee, put up In tin cans for family use -
W.rranted 10 give satisfautun. Fry it.. For sale BY
is7.d RoBERTSJNx MCQUEEN.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
SENATOR SIMMONS AGAIN
EPEosn ths N Z. Herald, ]


Senator simnons' completely in con-
tract jobs has hardly been Smothsred up
in Congress by his conscience stricken
fellow Senators, when it again breaks out
In d Rhode Island Court Of Justice. In
the course Of trial now progressing be-
fors the United States Circuit Court, at
Newport, r, l., Mr. John B. Anthony,
Treasurer Of the Providence Tool Com
pany, testified that gun contract for
a5 100 maskets WITS negotiated for the
Company by Senator Simmons, sand
sev@ral others, among whom was Senator
Anthony thai Senator Simmons claim
ed tius ao4sGsd dollars, after The con
trscs aras secured, as boaus for securing
1t, and that he s0as paid TIE money aTsdef
q threat hat he sootlIJ tlse his islauesscs
ogaiTasi the Company apoH o second
cont oct schich IL sCos desirable to o6-
tain. The revelation makes the conduct
of the Senate, in squeichfng the invessi.
gaeien of Simmons previous JOB, still
more astonishing. The reports Of thre'
or four Congressional Committees only
sAo@ the astounding corruption Of fsv
iadiyidnais; aud thsse surfaces picking
but serve 10 indicate Eks Fieh nines o
jshhsry not Jet revealed. IL is fac
worth noticing and remembering, that th
persons who have thus robbed the peopl'
are geneEally khoss who cry most loudi.
abeas the negro, indalgs IN all sorts o
insgigues againss, and aatackas upon gu
GeneTals ia the field and thus add to th
dasatsoR, 40 we'll as 10 the cost Of tn
var. -e a.s. s-sarr.s ..a g..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

u. s. Marshal Hoxis arrived hers, hav.
ing in charge D. 4. Aahony, a State
prisoner, on Saturday nighE. Sunday
moEning he chartered special train for
Fairfield, and arrested David Steward,
ediGoE Of the CosssGsi4tios l. Unsoa, pub-
iishei At that place. aiE. Steward was
aTTaeasSa a. Af# rssiSaSzxS5 atS5uk NOON, an d
Immediately haFvied Of to the cars and
braughs TO this city last evening. WhaI
the charge Is against MF. Steward, is not
made known the prisoner himsslf could
nos ascertain, and she Marshal refused tc
show him warrant, OF any authority By
which be acted.
Air. Steward will be t&ken TO Wash
ington in company with Nc. Mahony, We
suppose, te-day.-BtaFtsngsoI dr9@sl
lSgh inst. T.. -~.--s ~.-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
4 RuMRLEREE sToRY.

Mississippi reloices in the possession Of
tbs ruds talents that disting galshed back
woods preacher known AZ "Unels Bob"
On one occasion Uncle Bob went to min
ister to the spiritual wanta OF soma brskh-
rem whs sonEensd sszRi ossasi oaally Ut a
little out Of the vsy aharch known by the
very classic mans Of '1Coon Tail" In
spiFed by crowded house, Uncle Bob
turned himself loose in bis tragic style
He beat and stamped, vociferating terri
bly,. For some time previous the pulpit
had bean unoeeapisd. Invited By the
apparent security and quietness OF the
place, q community OF bunblebees had
bails ness beneath. Uncle Bob's mode
OF conducting the services had disturbed
the insects and juss as DC was executing
one Of bis most tremendous gestures, an
enragad bee met him half way, and pop
ped hia atingeg iato Uncle Bob's huge
nose. He stopped Short, gave sundry Wig
oroaa but Intellectual alaps, when he heard
q suppressed aitteT from some merry youths
in : far corner Of the honse. TuFning
toward shem, with i'll concealed rage, ID
exclaimed, ssno laughing in the hoase Cd
God. ailow no Laughing in my NEST
ings. pll thrash the Rrst man tAsa Iaaghs
as soom As service 10 oves." Thss sAreai
checked the incipieus merriment. Uncl.
Bob regained has eomposaEe, forget sh'
bees and seen warmed up at . two-fors,
lick. But again 10 the midst OF ths ina
| psssisasd gsssiculaaion, q bee stang hin
full in the forehead. He bowed, doged
| aad bsat The air fraasicslly, until FoaI
of lasghtex zsose from the congregation
Uuele Bob looked st them moment witt
aaiagIsa feallnga OF sage and disguas, az
then be shouted, sMastin's dismissed l.
Go homs-juss 20 home, every one Q
Iyoa! Bot, 10 Tor me,o taking OF hi
aaaA, 81 don't leave shis plaoe ~ laag q
| shsgvas q bnaablebss abeus the preraisas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

~ Ths Rafssmal RspabfsrGa, pnh-
liished At Washington, boldly desiarss--
ws gazette iss wosda~-shzs /" ms fssee at
restoring aAs old Uaion a piasisd 0sag,s -
IN. T. Lasssssal of CoaHsaves. sa Il
This Night b. sanas be regarded =
srsason--bold, bald treason. II III utter
tered ID the earn Of The General GeysEn-
HsaaA u = prinssd undss the syss Of
Gsa- WAnswokrHs whe hAa iasa arrested
the editors Of . Democratic nswxpspss in
Psnnsylvania on . charge Of uttsring re-
disious language. But no notice will be
taken Of it By the Governmenment. II
declares that the 'sfaree" Of maintaining
the Union is ''plsysd out, " and thus ppsn-
Iy aasicasss shs Fstelllsb and aaprds aid
encouragement 70 the rebels. But the
Military Governor Of the District will
and nothing in il 70 swagTsas his ialarfs-
rsEacA u u sha UansS ssaly ahas . as
sailed, not the ADKNrsrRGrIos, and such
an oFenss does not ssezn to bs one that
Esqaisaa kha inasxfexsass sf tbs Govern
ment.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

IRRoCERDaEG8 OF Txxz DEaaecR Axst
r. asssUDRexAE q uSNs mNEzeM.
The 0oassatfon was called b order a
one o'eIoeks p, Ma sy Judge Z: g. Bos-
sxsHkLk, and Osgaaiasd by asssass @sas
h&xxzzs, kss., os Adamso Do 0saiFmsn
and b. PxxcfvAE, Of Fremont Co., VA
eAossn SsGrssary, Ga@ ...aa s..,..u
On nesieas Asssss. ResbyshsA, Trsp-
pat and Gsss we're .appoiassd ooGsait'
tss on Crsdsasials. &c fsza " = s's'.4-s -
The Uammitsse sa Credentials reportsd
the fallswiag Dslsgatas sasialsd 70 ssat'
In Tine Osasansaoa gal nslg s@ll
Adams eouaty-John Barssssa aud Dr'
W. Trippess. z-.4 -. rss, IT
Glas& Cas--p, ]. Gosas L. d. d. shsT'
Eask, d.. w. sSso#ias, Z. j. suaish, j
Hnsst, D. Z. MoNesl, J. WaSei and 4
o. Morgan, - "a. l.. 30
REsmoss Cas-7p. y. Raylsr, Gilsa
0awla, Isai@ RsshG, j. A&gsphy and 4.
Psrusssg saE oF'3 b ks aaf n sr.&gs3a
Montgomery Ca--WllIism O. Means
and Wm. Moore, e. st Z. .3 ,s.r1
Akills Coz q. Bo&bysAsn, j. W
Dsws and @. D. E. Claiborne. .T%
Page Ce.-Lsvi Rsssss and Hiram
Ward. w s...
Pssaawasaaxmia Go.--~Lra. PlatnER, l.
y LaEiMs<, VIVA. Baker, D. ". Price snS
j.. B. Ras. ''-' 49,. 80.
Union Co.-Thomas N, Robinson ans
g. !. Bostsznaa, ......--,
On motion the 8ssTsa&ion pEsoseaes
10 DO minaas a candidate for ne 0lhCe q
Judge sf the 80 Judlciai District. Ms
BAylor, of Fremont, presented the nar2'
of Samuel Clintsn, of Postawastazai'
Ooaaty, aad AE. OlintOA was nsninAtes
by ascaamation.
Tha CONVENTION then, by acct&Raatson
nominated r B. Parrots, Of CLARK Co.
| as their candidate fer ths 0giee OF Dis
trict Attorney of the Sd Judicial Dis
trict. ..-. .... ..-. -
L Csntral Oommitase for the JadieiA
District Wa appointed, consisting OF J
VI. Dsws, Of Mills Coz Chairman, 5
Lorah, Of Cass, W. TEippett, Of Adams
p. J. Goas, Of CLARK, ]. M. WaEnss, .
Decatur, r. Pereiyal, Of Fremont w. c
Means, Of Montgomery, J. J. Barwiek, 0
Page, ". Il. Pasey, Of POteawatsaznis
]. A. Ailles, Of Ringold, Joha Low, Q
TayIor aad 4. L. Robinson, Of Uaisa.
Aessra. Means, Bosbyshell and TiPpet
we're appointed Committee to inforE
the candidates OF thsir noniaaaion- ah
Giiasaa aad Mr. Parrett then sddgesss
shs ConvsntioH, ssespsing the Homins
sioaa.
The Secretary waa requested to fur
Aiah copy Ok ahs proceedings 10 eae
iDezasorxsic newspaper ia the DistFioi
for publieanon.
| JOHN BARNETT, Chr,
RoBEzz PK&cEvAL, Sse'y.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
sAERARFN SALE.

By virtue OF an Exscatisn 10 NE dirsctsS frsm
the once Of the CLERK Of the D48Eric& Court Of Pet
tawaGs4Ele soansy, Ecwss shall proceed 10 sell
on " wednssdhy the Roth dag Of August A. d. 1852,
between tha hauxs Of 10 sicaoek 4 n and 4 O'Clock
n Of ssia day, In front Of tha fFeAsarer's 0aiee
In the city OF Council BERs the following dsserih
ed Real Kstate OF kAAhAaisi AcCoid, TO- Wit
Tue E quarter OF the w quarter Of Section
FDiTty ts0l TowEShIp II, Raage - Ws-sale 10 COM
msncs at O'Clock p A Of said day.
Taken as the property o8 EaGhauisa McCeid Sc
satisfy an execution in faFeF Of 4. HridgInAn "
j. P, WILLIAMS, sheEia
Council Bluffs, Iswa, July 81 iS92. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
aMERHFFsk AAHk.

By vigtns Of "a Exscation 10 nss alENctaa tTsn
the Once OF the Clerk OF tke District Caart Of Pet
tawztsarnle county, 1DwA, ahau proceed 10 sell
en- Wednesday the Ssth dag sf August A d Ieks,
between the hears Of 10 sfciee& A M sad o'clock
n at said day, in fxont of theCaunty TreaEaEeF's
once, n ths eiEy Of Council Bluffs the follow Tag
describes Real Estate Of Nathaniel MoCoid, to-S1t:
The bf Of the or Of Section s; and the "
If Of The n " qT sf sestlaa q ali in Township n
Range - west, except Is acres sold to ". A. Reel
szle TO Osmmence ~ O'clock p u Of said day
Taken as the property Of Nathaniel 4cCald TO
satisfy an execution in favoF or A Eridgxnan.
J. P WILLIAMS, Sheriff,
Council Bluffs Iowa July 81, lss7 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
RPURLEGAMS MEAR WHAT TMUR'
Lew w RKw @AES,

Since his return from Europe Thurlow
Weed has been selliag some home truths
in the Albany Evening Journal, as Wit
ness the following from that paper
1.-THE Chief Architects of Rebellion be-
fore ii broke ont, avowed that they ware
aided in their internal designs By the al
tru Abolitionista of the North. This scGs
too true, for sriAhogt sasrh aid The South
could nereF hare been t1Faited against the
Un.on. Bur EoR rHE INCEND AIRY REC
COMBINATIONS wncH RENpERED
THE orHxEwIsE USEFUL HkLPxR Book FIRE
BRAND, North Carolina eoaId moi hars
BEEN forced out Qflhs Uaioa- And spsz
Rotus THE uLTRA ABoLErIoS PREss AND
SPEECH MAKERS AXE AGAIN AGGRA-
WAITING THE HORRORS THEY HELP
ED TO CREATE, and tha4s By PLAYING
INTO THE HAFDS OFTHE LxADERs OF
rHE REBELLION, are -keepisg dOscn the
Union men Of the South and rendering
rsunion dsEicuA ifnot IMPossIBLE."
And jet when charged With having
aided in promoting the rebellion, these IA
natics and their sneaking apologiSts bold
up then hands, in pious horror and as
seyerate sfthou canst not say we did it ~
Is not Thurlow Weed > competent and
credible witnsas.-- -P0TtIaHd Argus.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

TAG LIBERTY or Tas PREss.--Listea to
tho words Of sheridaa, In speaking Of the
attempts Of ths Ministry 70 undermine The
British Constitution #
"You may give them nsreenary House
of Commons you may give them genal
House af Lords !, ron may give them .
truchiina Coaxs and . syrannicsl Prince
but you give men N unfsrretssd Press,
and will defy you 70 aucgoach haira
breadth upon The liberties Of EngIand-a