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The national Republican., 1862-01-03

Zinc, and Copper; Iron, Brz,S,
Carriage Bows and Curtain CsnvssS
Rims, and Axles Locks, HinSss, sSiy
saws, Chisels, Files, Boring and nortioe Ascnn
Grindstonss, Axss, Shoveli, Spades, Rakes, Forks,
sc., So uspot for
PLANTS NEW PITKNT BLIND HINGE.
All ct the lowest prices for Cash, or to punctpal
customers on short credit. nov%
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
40 Seventh street, Washingt

THE underdgned also manufactures and keeps On
hand . large assortment Of
Ofices Saddles
do Shabraques
do Sword Belts and Mountings
do Sword Belt Supports
do Skeleton Knapsscks
Saddle Blankets
Brides and Martingales
Saddle Valises
Hair GiIths
Ufhcers Sword Knots
do Havenachs
Plain Feed Bags
Buffalo Robes
Horse Govern and Hoods
do Blankets
Superior Leather Trunks
Travelling Bags
Side Saddles
iding and Carriage Whips
Brass and other Spurs
Carriage and other Harness
And every article In his ine at low prices for ossh
dec 81 400 Ssv.nth strast
The national Republican., 1862-01-03

TAPORTANT no InyNNTORo.-ROBERT
ton Branch O6les Of the SoiSatdlo Ansfioan PatsSt
Agency Of Messre. Mum B 90 and for more than
ten years o6cially eonneeted With aid m, aad
vsntors) -. .........
COUAsELLOR AND PATENT AREN'T,
Seventh and strsSs, second story, directly cppo.
site the Patent Ofhoe.
rroua Hon. Charles Mason, late Coanas-
slOaer Of P0teIts.
wAsHIna1os, D. o., OF. 4, 1850.
Learning that Z. ". Fsnwiok, Esq, 10 about 70
open an once In this city Selieitof q Pstents,
gentleman Of large experience n suoh matters, o.
prompt and accurate businss habis, and Of IN
may n CHARLES MASON.
The national Republican., 1862-01-03

SEALED PROPOsALs are invited till the
~ 10Th day Of January, 1902, at IL O'Clock, m fol
supplying the Government with BEEF CATTLE
The osttls to- BE- delivered at HarriiburE, /, ham
bersburg, or York Penney lvanis IS soon after the
18TH day of March 1852, as the Government may dd
rect. The Government will receive, under this con
tract 900 head and the right to call for any
additional number up to 10 900.
Each lot OF cattle delivered shall average at least
800 pounds gross weight; and NO aaimal will be
received which weighs lees than 900 pounds gros4
weight.
Government reserves to itself the right to Day ID
Treasury notes and to reject any bid fr any cause
No bid Will be entertained unless the bidder 10 pres
ent to respond
The bids to be directed to Maj A. BECKWNH
1.s. 8. A., Washington, D. G., and endorsed
q" Proposals. for Beef"
FORM OF
], b, do hereby propose to deliver to the Gov
eminent good Beat Cattle on the hoof for - ps,
hundred pounds sross weight The osttle to be
delivered at -, according to the terms Of the en-
closed advertisement. The cattle to be weiahed on
the scales, and the weight determined to bs ths
purchase weight. hereby agree to give good and
sufficient bond for the fulflment Of the contract
and 10 receive Treasury notes or other Government
funds in payment for the cattle. dec 2b-td
The national Republican., 1862-01-03
9 n. 1Dvs1A, =. y,
O' DO1AtA1 aD!AxUoozA,
OFTKOB No. ~ REMM0YLvAM1A Av8NU1
Bstssm NsseA ~ 4AAtssnA Aub,


WAsuM010n 0fY,
Vsspestfally tsuAsss his professional ssrvisss 70
the puAlie. naving heA an extsaG1ye pfaotioo =
Phiadslphla ~ lesb himself faly eenp5tsntt - =
charge NJ duty n sv@y oass ~nsA nay b 1ssSsatsa
Dr. T. hss secured ~ ght 70 - ~ nsw inpeovs.
nset, paSenesd by Dn. =: Il; J. 4. Aley, Of PM.
9 p6M1e plAsss, whIcA prsels1es ~ ptAhtllty d
saliyV q f6eeiU natsrlah cscrsNAng cStwssn tisn,
ct The sans tire fsndsriaG the cpsrefiea noss Arn,
in1 Witk ne ofdaaSy modes Of fAstsning, BY fiyet
inS Or solAorinS Whsh o osn oansae tAs spsinSiag
Of plates, aad sosssqusntly an inpsrsses sdspAtaa
Hs wouid rsspsstfaly invita- he psbls 70 hs olAss
10 examine this impreyS0snt. To0o - \ to b. 90.
ussd.
examine IL merits and utility.
kinds, at les prios than they ean y bosght slss
whsrS. nov e-u
The national Republican., 1862-01-03

used ior water at any moment wherein perhaps
possesses its greatest usefulness. I's oompsotnes
when folded iGr transportation, is shown BY cut No
In cut No
1t is highly recommended BY large number Of
ohcers both In regular and volunteer sr1i0
JAMES .. TOPHAN,
Agent foe d. G..
40 Seventh street, Washington.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
Yours respectfully,
JAaEs ", WALL.
Burlington, April II, 1862.
RusaN Ras MIN AND THE aoyKRx.
... f# MEWI,

When Jefferson Was the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency. il was
claimed, with truth, that the larger pro-
portion OF those representing the monied
Interests OF Abe country were opposed to
bis election. Bat the success ct JefEeT-
son was = blessing 70 them, politically
and financially, as well as to all Other
CLASSES 10 Community. 1t was also. at
later periods, claimed that the business
men of the nation had Nd sympathy With
the principles and measures Of Madison
and Jackson--yet all business interests
we're promoted aud protected BIZ both
Presidents. So, At ali periods of our
national history, business men have In
Large numbers opp9sei Democratic ad.
ministrations, jet there has been DO az.
eeption to the fact, thai business interests
have aourished most extensively under
Democratic rule. Undsr that rala, inva-
riabiy, our commerce has been developed.
trade has prsspered, and the whole pop
uistion have growu measurablg rich and
prosperous. Never, siace the organfxA.
tiou of the government, has Democratic
administration laid heavy hand upon any
honest and industrious business man, or
failed to protect bis rights and interests
10 every legitimate pursuit, and in every
legitimate manner.
The conservative men of the nation to-
day occupy practically The same ground
that Jefferson, Madison and Jackson oe-
cupied, and are equally friendly to the
business interests Of every part Of the ma
ton. Their principles are the same gen
orally as those which prevailed in the
past, when the country vas growing pros.
porous, wealthy and strong.
They are principles which should be a.
cred TO business men, because they are
the sources Of financial safety and OF ma
taonai peace. II lie inconsistent for BUSH
ness nen 70 oppose These principles, a. ii
would be for merchant 10 dismiss from
bis employ the most valuable and most
experienced men in his employ. Time
has proved their virsuo, and why discard
that which is certainly right, for meas
ures Of danger and doubtful Utility p
HiIsoattkse Aears.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

CT Jennlson, the noted jayhawker and
and marrauder of the Western frontier,
has been brought up With round turn.
His friend aud coadjutor, Jim Lane, is in
Congress. Redpath, his ehum and cola.
boEer, has published his pseGri- The
villain above named has beea one Of the
most hsaFtlsss that ever cursed the bord-
or. His crimes are legion, and In them
the Republican Abolition Press have sup
ported him. Les simple justice be done
nothing more. The St. Louis Repa1b.
IicaR speaking Of Jeunison in ST. Louis,
says;
Sin his verbal application for parole
ne stated that no one could say that he
had ever violated his word, but on being
declined he was utterly unnamed, and
bursted into food of tears He coatin-
ued TO weep bitterly for some time, una
bic to after word. Gaining his self.
possession, he remarked, the confinement
vas nothing--he did not regard that
but The disgrace. Here, again, bis ut
teranee failed him-his face was thrown
Into bis handkerchief, and he left ths room
weeping. What lesson 10 here? A man
Of undoubted courage, and supposed to be
Of almost 6eudish eruelty--who has look
ed upon and encountered distraction and
death in almost every foFm-unmanned
penitent and humbied by the eontsmpla-
ton of temporary degradation. This ar
CUES the early possession Of the nobier
faculties Of our nature--of just pride
and high bearing--bus that Col. Jenuison
has utterly repressed these attributes is
not doubtful. For life We trust this
scene may be fixed in bis memory, and
when future victims are in his power be
may feel what the proper attribute Of
power is. How sacred the feelings of
those In adversely, and how worse than
demons those who will not temper Justice
with mercy Our belief is that bis pre-
viona life sustains the government Ia the
extreme course parsued.7 .. .....-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

WOuL0 NOT kEsTQ4R TEX unInN
81 4o& nrKsAnsoT N~kEn6. E
b T. Boston Lib~aapr, - Is~disg An
haisa hewspan~-fr tassonnsry edited s.
m. l.loya s.-sslson tbs hasasa gxi~so
and erOny Of Wendell Phillips, bsisg ask.
Cd lately BY shs New Fsrx Iosraos ef Gom-
aercs wheshss ID waa In favor Of the res
serataon oflhe uni0a and the oassssasioa,
misds this snswsg:
None whatever That was . guilty
unlon ee1nauEed with the blood Of an en-
sl,svsa race on our s0gI---k d cosauauf With
death, and an akrssaaens with hsll.s in the
making of which, Nsshingsoa and h:s
eempsnians' sosamitaed . xrssoas ssz..--
Tae nasnrAl and iasvssahis results Of is 10 a
aissembassd RepubIic and d tremendous
civil war, through the sraachery OF the very
slavsaaclding class that originally dictated
the saEans o. tho Unien, and also as Di.
yine Eekrihusi0a fer sszmpliag anon tbs
poor and nesdyi Not for myriads al
worlds ought it 10 DO, sven If It could be
restored, with all ifs iniquisous ronai.
lions and horrible pro-siaysry compro-
misses
The Rspabiiean papers WIG ars 80 quick
10 zee treason In Dsmseratic journals,
that have always bean sad ara new aos
the Union, havs not word to say In con
asnnasiOn Of their openly svowsd Dis.
union Abolition allies! The truth Is,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
THE Co&T OF L arRaE.

The siege of Sebastopol commenced In
October, 1854, and ended BY the reduction
OF the south aide Of the city in Septsmb tr,
1855 eleven months. The French start
ed With 60 pieces OF cannon, supposiug
them TO be sufficient. The allies employ-
ed 2,5sT cannon, for which we're sery ed
J, 1851 ,942 sAot and shells, and Il ,4s4 .sl4
pounds Of powder, exclusive of what Was
used By the aeet on the day 90 which they
assisted in the bonn bardnent. The feets
mounted 2, L56 gana, bali Of which wera
hroaght to bear on she Notifications Aiex.
AndeF and Constantine, and the ouaran.
tine and chtf batteries, mounting 26t
guns. 300 of which were brought to bar
on the squadron. The bornharsimef.t Las,
ed fiy1 hours aud half, aud e6s, $50 shot
and ahell weEs used. For the igfantrv oil
French army there was provided Oil .6O6.
SOY maskst cartridges. The artillery coa-
ssructed Ile batteries, rcquirinr so. 900
sand bags and SO, 900 gabions. The en-.
gineer department constructed SO Ia
miles Of intrenchmenss, requiring 60, 900
gahioas, 1000 fasciues and nearly !.
WJ,S00 sand bags, besides i,25l metres
ot mining galleries, some of which we're
30 feet below the surface. The French
transported 70 the Crisnea BOZ, 2ss man.
aad Al ,914 horses and males; Of the i an
they lost 30, - by sickness and casual.
ties. TIE reader can make his own cal
eniasions - TO tho number and sunnsse
OF Sesseis II xouid requiEs 30 transport the
men, horses, guns, &c. F
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

ANDREW JoHEses on TEE Twrs EyrLs.-
In late speech at Nashville, Andres
johnson thus graphically describes The
twin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and aholision
Thsre are two parties in axissancs
who want dissolasioB. Slavery sad a
Southern Confesirraey 10 the hobby. Sam-
neT wants 20 break ap the Government,
and % do the Ahoiitionists generally
They bold that IL slavery survive, the Uui-
On continues, slavery is lost. Aholasion-
lists want no prouise; bas they regard
peaeesable secession al hambue. TIE
two occupy tue saina ground. Bhy7 -
Abolition IL dissolution dissolution u se-
cession one il fhe other. Both are ssris
frsg TO accomplish the same objec&. One
thinks 1t will destroy, tbs other save,
slavery. @
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07


TIE AERsGkAe AKasn wrxa a 800 PoCy-
BEa.-The Norfolk Dag Book gives tho
startling repors tAat monster gun has
been placed on beard the Merrimac, sapa-
Die Of protesting $50 pound ball. The
shot Is OF wrought iron, long and arnsd
with steel point, the Dag Book says :
This ppins il nos eonisal, a. ia the ride
cannon ball, but shaped like that of an or
binary instrument for punching iron. Re-
cent experiments show this 10 be very
ugly weapon, even against thiek iron
plates The gun for this nsw proiectile,
together with the two Armstrong guns,
put aboard the Virgins sines she return
ed from Newpozs News, gives Der one If
the mess formidable batteries In tbs world.
10 addition TO being perfectly shot and
shell proof ...
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

The following extract of letter to the
Chicago Times from Washington shows
some of the inequalities of the Federal
Tax Bill
Lager beer is taxed one dollar upon
each barrel; barrel is worth four dollars
say--so the eax on four hundred dollars
worth of lager beer is one hundred dol
lars. But the gay lady Of some Camera
nisu or Fremont army supply contractor
haants four hundred dollars worth of daa-
Eling diamonds in q single finger ring,
and upon this article Of snowy iuxury the
tax Is only four dollars Just one twenty
kfth as much as 1t is upon the same val
uation Of lager beer.
Upon the piano forta Of some Bossoni.
an nabob, which may be worth thousand
dollars, the tax is four dollars, bat upon
each head Of cattle over eighteen months
OF age, slaughtered for sssls by An illinois
farmer, the tar IL fifty cents. Fifty head
of such stock would not bring to excoed
twenty dollars per head, winch would be
thousand dollars in the aggregate, and
upon them the tax wouId be twenty Eve
dollars, or more than six times as much
As The tax upon pearl keyed Thousand
doIlar piano forte. Upon gallon of corn
whiskgy the tar is fifteen cents. Uae
bushel of corn will make four gallons OF
whiskey, and SO the produeG Of one bush
81 OF corn 10 taxed six1y cents, or twice as
much rs the corn will sell for Ia Chicago
But Yankee clock made in Counecticut,
and sold for 1--WE dollars, is only taxed
twenty-five cents.
Patriotic New England, | notice., haa
taken good care to make the farmers oil
the Northwest bear, directly or indirsot.
", the greater portion of the barthen
which her own abolisionisga has been 30
instrumental in bringing upon the eoun.
try.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07


y. - = =
a.Ialsz oo1nsn anaoaIes g tne sser-
- - ssspH ~ aoap*s
s - - : Ax1s14 pFoagas me
ooas suaa y 80 Isabella
~ saeas = sooo % Y
14-s sA 1oa. sas s'ne " sns pFopsz
aaa paaAp' naa moss Oh Toe
s 1850 .@4as'a tfsaa tue stems 10 fhs
ssea'sss v asssss ss@ iaasss ossf o roagsl
80 a
now the way thsss grapes we're pre-
serves asf nos ee nsw be yuu, fsioaga y
sertaiaiy seemed novel osae 10 me bal
the tact of their ksspsag anti The end oi
March in hne condition, 10 sorthy 81
publicity.
In the fall when they are perfsetly ripe,
shsy are taken from the vines, when shay
are free from anything like inoisturs,
handled carefully and hacked in ANAL
kags--nail kegs were the kind used il
shis instance. pata layer OF green Leaves,
right Oh she vines, in the bottom, on thin
layer Of grapes, then leaves again, and
grapes, alternately, until she ksg 10 fall
'10a misc y eh ~a'a leaves. " N ta'
aea9' ana yoaE casa = keSaas AUG ~aa'
WY " " "1siss ~ vac sfou''1'
sss''0a ~ ." - = au'7's saS ''zs&S 'A'"a1
'NA' s"e "H aass a0oas ana lo0s os M
'ssn ias'e' "a 'e'i o's. sa''A "asn '"Fss'
eo' Aos gEsa1a Sho0so We paSAea As0a
oF@'eay agn'' ana ooafu i&,o aaOhg o.
%" ''E Dsiofe 'he gfoanu 10 'nFo~n H.
t"ss SAf0@ Sums 's'sf W '"S SURFACE y
she 2soaau esss MUSE ~al'h Aa'es "'4H y
.aA" W susiAs 'a's ~'HsS'' !" pFVF f
Tug sfoana .Foi1 'fseaihg - H4su - V
sep 'asan ifom sssstns ~ Sasah' on'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- wigsas II special sxarasioa - Ras asraeasd
Eson the ses Of ne Clara 81 The District Court Of
TgssawaasaasSs 0sEnsy Iswa, saaif pseeaea 70
sell On Wednesday The sist day Of May, A. D.. 1859
betwes1 shs hears Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and p. M /.
NJ Essa 4sxs aaffaat Of kaa Coaa4y TrsaxRFsFss us
Ia the city u CoancI BiuEs tAs following descrit-
ed Real gatsts u Wtllsaza Lsslls ard James Maxsh
sa-wif:
Tba west AaH a6 sas ssuth west smss8sr and she
Seath West quarter OF TIE NoFtA west quarter Of
ssetiou habsr Thifsy 90 and Ghs west hsaf of Es
South west 9aaxsss Of Ssc4iaH YhETfy@eu3 fali ali
in Tswaship ssvsaty-nvs tT5f range YoFty-tWa tsz1
esnsatsiag sa6 aTss. aaose og lasss Bale 10 eDnn-
aencS ~ esekee& p. n 81 said day
TAksa - sAs property 81 William Lealie aud
James Marsh 70 satisfy = sutton In fnvar Of
Jane Hsgun. t~-f - s. - =. r-
J. P, WILLIAMS, sasrial
GSHncil Bluffs, Iowa, a ril 81, ISaa zw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

4 STRIKING AcKsowLKpexMExr.-The
London Times admits, in view o. the na-
val revolution effected by irou-clad YES
sells, that the famous navy of England il
now composed of but four vessels, two Of
which are incomplete OF all that vast
feet whose sails and smoke-pipes have
been visible at one and the same momaat
in every sea, II now says that il they were
" ali drawn up In order Of battle, there
ara half dozan ships Id the world which
would run them down and riddle them
With shot and smash them utterly, With
out allowing them 8 eAanes of resss-
lance.
The navy Of England has been Der pride
and strength, and Rule Bsitsaaia has been
her boast in consequence Of it, But
single ssreke Of scsencc has annihilatesi
all her supremacy, and given all The world
a new starr on 40 even footing. There
is aoshing 20 prsvsns uacls Sam from ru-
hng the waves hereafter.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

No PAaTr Now. The last ilIussra.
ton Of the !" no party " reign Of Repub-
licanism ia the turning out Of .hs pos.
Office at Allentown of Hrs. NJ. Il. Horn
beck, the widow Of she deceased Whig
uongressman- who bad held the oiiioe IN
disturbed under several successive admin
istrasioDs-to make room for a radical
Republican Who bad rendered Old abe
s some sesvice.n Mgs. Hornheek Il i
cripple, and haa Rlled toe once 10 sha sat-
isfacsion Of every body hui then In these
Z no party y t.mes why keep woman in
once when there are 80 many hangry
Wide Awakss about p Aaeaiososs papsr.
Mrs. q. was appoiassa By psessisns
Fillmore, and being la limited eiroam-
stances, has been conaimued BY sssry sssc-
eeeding administrators 10 tie pssssns.
whsa shees q no party y pasriots made
wsF upon = wonaa. Nhai haa slle Essgsl-
iigsHesT 10 sag to this Y Bat We suppose
u 10 all Fighs, rs hrs. III. has 60 vote, aad
soans ems who carried laasasn ard were
. cape, sad can make = naiss and vesa.
wanssd che place. Doylssoww (pa.
DssseeTag.
= IS Fl Hs i !. 2. ~ "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
n EPCBLECAw TESTIMONY OF THR
CORRUPTION AND RAPACGTK OF THE
HEPEMLSEAM Panty.

The following from the Washington
correspondent of the Chicago 7ribgme
shoss IN what estimation q Republican
witness holds the Republican party. w,
invite special attention TO the closing sen.
tenee. II is Is significant in its adnis.
si0u as it is true in fact:
s'The tone Of morality here Ii eanside-
rable lower than ID eyer has been befor,.
Thas - admitted 90 all haads, and can b
proved, or rather needs no pseaf. for thu
air IN heavy with public and private guilt.
a few years agJ . high Austrian ofscizl
whose peCulasioas were discovered. 40.
piled sha lances 70 bis own veins, and an
ether slfnalaTly situated banged himself,
There Is DO such sense Of shame here.
any coronor's jary In Washington woula
and Verdict on Insanity for sash con.
duct, and che verdict woaid be accented
ID good faith. The ssashsrners m ! elan
had very nice ssTaaa 81 henoF 60 sar 4
the public treasury msa Cg1Deguea. Fsoyd
was an exceptions as1nost Il solitary ex-
eepsion--to the guIA Whan theT bella
tae power bare sAsrs was eonsDaraesv
little thieving, and when any wns dlsegv-
cred Il was properly exposes ard do.
noaneed. There has been q ohzaxe- d
dreadful change for the worse. The
sraadz and assembsed frauds ON sas sveaa.
arys In ose ehaaEsl and anosaer, colss %
fasa, aad from such unexpected d carter.
thai oae ID bewiidared Ia eousenplasiux
them. Yea mebody has been hsua9A1 10
justices nd aohody seenss 10 think Is nos
able thai Anyhsdy shsaIa b. hroarks ID
iastsce. As16, saoss sascAlly eUasrssisrsfs
says soma honssa zaan snsha sural al.
ssassas Fos every dollar wrunkfully sak-
ssa BY = osnsraetess sss xses bssn galtea
~ psesss ssgsasssss eel
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

5AMkA ~ WALE
To NJ &c. nj ne Nsss York Tn
kssas - " ssnsion has bssa call
- - c. leuinS paragraph app1sring
- yo4s telslrApzzo head In your Issus
q yes1srdsy, and dated Philadslphis;
Mr. Wall Ii preaenk hare from Bar
asngson, with = nunsbsr Of his kriends. In
sandiuk % eh.stiss u. Cameron for tbs
ssiusy dsAs him iass falI ID locking kisz
mp ia Fort Lafsysste.o
fh@Mbovs ssAtsGnen& Ia d shsss Eahsics-
ton, yisited Phiiadslphia an Tsasaay,
70 falhIl ~ engagement made on SssuT-
day pFsyioHs. did NOS eyesl know of she
distinguished pTesnncs of the en- secyesaYy
Of War In Phlladelphia, and was only
made aware Ut Is upon entering the Coz.
finenssl Hotel, By the number Of pslies
who appeared TO be watching my eyeys
sasvsasns Upon iaqairiag into shscaass
! lsaznsd 20 my sarprisa shas Simon Gam
aFon Was OF tue hotel; and, apprehensive
Of . personal attack from me, had thu
protested hls axits and his entrance "
~ ~ arfnDd posse. The announcement,
while IL surprised nae, at the same time
WAS gratifying, 90 manifestation that the
sx~SessstaEy was just beginning TO havs
. Teaiizing ssnse Of the enoruiEy OF the
wsang and outrage indicted upon me. An
aWaksasa coRscie1es 6sss Enskea coward
OF . nan but soassimes the very ssas Il
pgovokes 10 the hasbingeE Of ganuins re.
pentenes, that indaees the awakened
frightened sinnsr TO ego and sin no more. p
Let as try and pray that il MAY be 80 in
this partieulAs instance.
Thee Secretary may, hswevsr, siisxaiss
hia Tears OF personal chassisament. and
bis starred body guard. The wrong he
has inflicted apoa me il Of 4 nhaYassay
snas an assault upon gray haired man
Ike hin win NOS remedy. The grave is
sue 6sswsen himself sad the mai, he has
20 fotaliy Eronged eaanos be dragged
down for settlement 10 ,sha Low arena Of
the oar-roon OF an hotel. or decided bv a
struggle to which biackguarsds oaslg resor,
kef settlements Of their dif6eaisies. His
own conduct, according 60 all the rules,
has placed aim outside the pale within
whose limits gentlemen alone have their
resssa Be" Scr grievances Bfthis high grade.
The haal settlement, therefore, of this
question must be lefs TO the legal trihu-
MATS of the counsry a. the proper time
IheEains il ahs great pFiaciuies Of eousti-
tusiond liberty are nos a mockesy, and
oar boasted freedom sham, mar yet be
left Q place NJ refuge for liberty against
despotian, toe oppressed against the op-
pFessW. E.tE ..G ...r -
Yours respectfully, Il.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

CAxERoS AoATS.--The q. s. Senatl
tried in vain to ascertain from Mr.. Cam.
eFon what amount Of army supplies, g..
pecially arms, his department had con,
tracted for during his term Of ofacs. Mr.
Cameron avoided direct answer, bul
said be had made no contracts at all hiBa,
self, leaving that to the beads of bureaus
But MIR. Stanton has sent the information
which Cameron withheld, and 1t appear,
that between Feb. IL, 1851, and Feb. |,
1862, contracts we're made by order Of th,
War Secretary for one million eight hun.
bred muskets and rides.
Ii MIR. Cameron goes to Russia, be vii
see cause 10 congratulate himself that b,
il not = native Russisn, or bis operation.
would have sooner esndemned hiEa to th,
mines Of Siberia than 10 honorable exile
- minister 10 the United States.