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, 1862-06-26
PUGET SOUND HERALD
3 srEILAcooM W. T.
Thursday Morning. June 2e, 1862.

Thursday Morning, June 26, 1867.
U- No PAPER-wishing to make the most
Of ths coming national holiday, IN the way o.
endowment We shall issue no paper next week
I,is oalv bv snsponding the publication Of the
u.n.r fsr 4 week that We can. obtain much
sors,sd. Il not mueh-needed recreation; and
=, sh,litake advantage Of this brief respite from
Isbor q roAm shout the country and enjoy the
beautiful scenery Of which We have 50 often
bo.s,ed. Our boys need recreation quite as
much as re do. and they have no means other
than this Of obtaining Il. We hope this will be
deemed suHieisnt apology Tor the slight disaP-
poin,ment experienced BY our readers.
Aro,arR CrvrLIAs N THE GUARD HoUsE-A
citizen named Philip Hanselman, living just out
riis or the garrison, was last week taken in Gus
t6ay by CAPT. crOSninshield and confined In
the e,,ard-housc, on the charge, We understand,
Il encouraging desertion and insubOrdlnation
.'noar ths vuiun,eera We do not know what
he eruuals ars or this charge, nor yet what
punishnent IL any, would follow conviction
but We cannot but think that L is an offence
which. when weIl snbstantiated, should not 60
uaoonisheds Mr. HAnsslnan has been himself
iief for several Year,, and cannot therefore,
!. irooraa, of the nature Of the offence with
which he i charged, hu. Of which We hope be
viii establish bis Innocence. In the Mexican
var hS paslsd through seven general engage
menla under Gen. Scott; having enlisted before
, 1862-06-26
uNIoN DEM. pREc1Ncr MEEr1Hn.

OLYMPIA, June 18th, 1862.
In accordance with the call Of the Democratic
County Committee, large portion Of the voters
Of Olympia Precinct met at the new Court House
at o'clock Pm.
The meeting was called to order by D. Phil.
lips, Esq, and on motion, II. A Judsun was
called to the chair and William Kapus elected
secretary.
The following gentlemen were then elected
delegates to the Union County Convention, to be
held at Tumwater June 2lSt, to wit:
J. RiShon, II. d. Morgan,
w. B. Gosnell, r. NJ. Walker,
Rufus Willard, B.F. Harmed,
John l.. Head, ]. Lightner,
SilaS Galliher, W. L. Clancey,
ID. L. Phillips, WIN. Trout,
II. A. Judson, DR.. Warbass .
The following preamble and resolution were
then unanimously adopted:
Whereas, At the present time when the Gov
ernmcnt Of the United States is engaged in put
ting down the most InonStrous rebellion which
the history Of nations has ever recorded it Is Of
the greatest Importance that only those who are
and have been, from the very beginning Of the
present contest, loyal to the Union and the Con
Stltution and Government thereof, should be
trusted with the offices, no matter how humble,
within the giit Of the people; therefore be it
R"S0tred, That our delegates TO the Thurston
County Union Democratic Convention are hereby
instructed to nominate and support, in the said
Convention, only true and sound Union men for
the various offices, and to those men 50 nominated
we pledge our hearty support
On motion, it was Resolred, That the proceed.
ingS Of this meeting be published in the Olympia
papers and the Puget Sound Herald
II. A. JuDsON, Chairman.
VIM. Kapus, Secretary.
, 1862-06-26

IaI.E fot. rocIoa We are indebted % DE.
W.i1.. I,ra bowl ol .a ans liavblriiss as
s... rI.r IN nnyhatg's s'rdsn. re don't caro-
.I... They were % hrgs na % require 4
...'. r|I. open % |tke one IN whole and %
sn. I1.| Iha recollection Of them win not
... .. sway They vere grown upon ihe
n..|o.. |.In. near I5rn. and might have nfsy
.0.I comparison viii he lalg,si and best
....... grown oA iAl Pacific coast
, 1862-06-26

I.r I0I.ln p olrrriA.-Lhs elii1ens q
1|.n0. .I. nI'ns measures 70 celebrate the
. Fourth Of Ia|1 10 . becoming manner,
.. ..'..s IN |nI''.iion 20 ~ Who can Do 20 70
..|. .NA |A.n b IIs csllolnilon' ne usual
....naa. | Ina0nnr.d Reading Declaration
. |'I.HIr0... or.|'oh. ,insic' &c. % conclude
.|A I|,.S|. Na.l|nr rlll be lah undons %
M... .. .I.|. b. ,l..,aai aa possible.
, 1862-06-26
NOTICE TO WHEAT HOLDERS.

INROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, I WISH
IL to have generally Understood that Uil not lna
any wheat for TOLL WIN grind any quantity o. good
wheat and give barrel Of good -four for every hVe BUSH
els Of wheat. -....... e
srnLAoeon BAV Nina, March iSlh, 1859. l1af
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

81 HnESR SHoEfSG.--1il shooting horses,
ghw frog uf she foss should neger BE cut,
only trimmed very sparingls. The life
ut chs foot is in this pars, ana if 1t is cut
1t dries up, becomes small AMI pinched,
and essentially Injuries The fool. have
observed that this 10 the practice inFafi-
ably wifh the best horse shoFrs.
Some hlaekssniths pare the heel strong,
ard taa toe light sacb m N d. not Hnder-
stand their business. II The heel Is cut
away too sueh, and tie toe lefs ing, II
forces TIE animal 20 bear too heavily On
the heeA, whsck sometimes occasions ten
DIR feet. @s
Both The heel and toe should be pared
90 M 60 give 9 handsome form 81 tae foot,
ard 10 lei the horss ETsa sqasl saspaFs ca
the whole surface Of the foot. a good
shocr gives tbs HORSE heel Sufficiently
high 10 make Is strong and Rrm.
Not uneommonly are shoes set 90 horse
wirhout aay regard 60 tbs ANATOMY Of ne
foossby driving In MALTA too lar back on
sha leei. Nails skould nes eater . horsesa
foot back of tie quarter; IL they do they
dfprive the foot a. iss elasticity, which
mature haa provided for, tn ardef chat she
bs,iy Of the horse may NOT be seaken se-
versly By che ssFcs &C sAs hlows when he
ssse aswa has kssss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
CONeRESs AND THE wAR.

!. Congress 10 about 80 investigates ths
cause Of the disaster al Pitssburg Land.
ing, while the country has been made ia
baheye, both by telegraph and by news-
paper corresp 5ndents that the Union army
gatned a splendid victory. Congress has
bsen perverted frun tia constitutional 81
jects ~ the miserable set of fanatics who
h1ve obtain d control of that branch of
.lhe Government What q terrible uis-
sakeis Was that the people made whenthey
elected Abolitionists and Republicans
with like prscliFities TO Congress. Instead
of performing their Congressional dutieE,
al wise, prudent, intelligent Legislators
should do, those fanatics are tearing wider
apart the wounds which they hare already
Indicted on the Union. Almost every
dgy's session is consumed in discussions
OF the beat means 70 outrage she feelings
Of the remaining Union men in the South,
and no art IN left untried ID foroe the
whole South into rebellion, and 60 drive
oven Conservative men In tbs North into
opposition TO the Administration.
Congress. ~ If II hal not already done
enough Of mischief, has commenced an
investigation which only dethornliEe the
army, and bring the Government and the
army III conflict with each ether. Coz
gFees viii never step till 1t has driven the
whole country to desperation.--B sabuqae
Herald. '&--
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

IL Tairty gears ago, The Abolitieniss,
c0mmgncrd sending pekions 10 Gangres.
for the abolishm eat At slavery in the Dis.
triet Of Columbia. Clay, Webster, aud
the great mass Of the old Wing party De.
nouuced and strcnuoaSly opposed thsm,
as contrary to the apisit aad intena Of
the Constitution, and contrary To the un
defstantiing and spirit Of the deed of ces.
sion made By Maryland and Virginia.
From first e. last, il has been leading
fasoris@ Measure, with Garrison and his
followers. 1t has now been adopted an
carried through both branches Of Con-
gress By the Republican party, and sign-
"a by the President who vas nominate ed
and elected by that party; and yeF, We
are told every day, "she Republicans are
not Abolitionists." Oh, NO sit is a
SANDER to call them such.'e In not sethe
tree known by its fruits 7'' Do not ssas-
tons speak louder tnaB words p'' Aud
never vas there time, when the inter
ests Of the UnioR, the weh beiag of the
whole country, forbade such action On
the part Of Congress And never was
there Q lime when toe duty al Congress
was HefS Imperative 70 0o HotglHEs AIRl
even 90 say notmugy that esuid be tor
tured into anything that look, 4 liza bad
faith towards the Border or other slave
Statts. The champions Of the Onion In
Cd 'se States are struggling 90 eonsisace
the people THAI the present Administration
Is not hostile 10 their interssta--is noi
disoosed to NEEDLE with their slaves
Tins sction of Congress weakens them
weaksns their arguments weakens the
faith Of the people in their appeals 70
them 10 Eetsxp 70 sh1ig allxaape to the
Uuian. Aathe hands af 5JsM Davis,
Toemhs, Ssephens, Glib, " igfali, B.:a
jamin, and Other TsupalaE orators, with
what crushing power can this aet oil
AbohshmsuE BE- sssd In their addresses "a
the peopls | How Eruthfully they cas
bold W this act, and say TO the peDpla
''H,44 IN the proof vi whas VIC hare ben
telling yaa. These u n hasG 80 regard
for alia Coussifasien Tor sol mn cove
naats-- for the rights Of lha Slave Stafrs,
OF Of the people wha pwn SHARES it, those
Stats." And who can respond 10 then
with the slightnss chance IL being heard /
bridgeport [coa,s.1 Faraasr.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

BU0LE OFFICE, COUNCIL RLuyTu,
ARsiI a, E6aS. (
WHhAT-SpEIEE, sSss<s rta u bu4E.
Cpks-PTims ear, 10 cas- D bRsA.
oAfs-In demand at SoS43 eta y buah.
FOTAToEs-Phms. 3oGss cts . bash.
HAV-TinOtay ssi Prairie a. y ton.
H0Gs-Actiyf. slaughtsred a. zS&a 30 v 100
BEER-oa feet, s2Ss8 50 y 100
UNDERESTIMATE arp, 1ac| D.
FL0CR-Cheies R&naiIy XXX, O., 90, sugeraas
OIL .boi PiHs, OIL 70 . 100
CoRS kE4L-Tslleu Is c, White Is a bush
BUcKwHEAT FLoUR-soltsd szas 30 . 100.
BUTTRR--FresA roll, fs@lscwa.
LARD-Fsesh 74SsARn
'EdGs-Frsah. sgio c v aox
TALLow-PFims,I acEA
BREsEAx-YeIIow, 3S8ss cas-.
.EHtsKEY-siiI Bowers, 30 4 VI. Lsuls STAG
% y sal. .s s-. ..l
cHckEss-rauas d lsO@sz, ss rsairss, o, 80
sl s. v doa @
TUREEYs-Livs, TO Gel, each.
sxCdASsK-st. LasIsss, E&EssTs, IN . ssat
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

Lo! THE PooR WHrTE WoxAs.-The
town Of Norwalk which gives 40 abolition
majority, lets oas the support Of its poor
white people to the lowest bidder aAd
we learn from the Gazette that 'sa sul-
iiers wife was found, = few daya ance
cruuehed over little 6as 90 Geld, wiady
day, on which shs had poured bas last
pun Ut coal, and knew not where to look
for more" Does any one suppose there
ID negro slave in the South a. dessiaate
and nnesred for as this poor white wo-
man y--Nsae Havea Register.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
Washington, May, 5.

The following has been received from
Yorktown t.
Stoneman came up with the enemy's
rear guard within two miles of Williams
burg, at two O'Clock Yesterday afternoon.
As they approached Ghs enany's works a
rebel regiment Of Cavalry advanced In
line Of battle. Capt. Gibbons battery
opened on them, but did not change the
course Of the rebels, who opened FIRE from
behind earthworks. A portion of the tst
and 9th Cavalry then charged on adyan-
cling hand 70 hand fight ensued. The
rebel Cavalry were finally forced to yield.
Our want Of infantry prevented our ad-
vanGing on their works, Hanseck's
Brigade soon arrived, but it vas cosclu-
ded to defer further operations until TO-
dAv. IT s sas ...-
The enemy are still retreating beyond
Fredericksburg, bat their rear guard il
very strong.
Gen Mcclellan teieEraphs that the en-
envy have been guilty Of the most MUIR
deTous and barberous conduct, placing
torpedoes within their abandoned works
at wells and springs, near dagstafs, IL,
carpet sacks, and barrels Of -four, He
expfesses his determination to make the
prisoners remove them at their peril.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

Nav YoRK, May 5.-A dispatch from
Yorktown to the Times las ths follow
ing:
The retreat Of the rebels appears to
have been preeipitate. They commenced
evacuatinx by carrying theiE guns to VIII
Harrisburg four days ago. Wagons have
been engaged Transporting af1lnanition
and provisions for Il week past. Twenty
FIVE hundred sick were sent to Richmond
ten days since, The rebel spldiers had
negroes working on the amendments un-
al : O'Clock Saturday morning, when the
rear guard ordered the work stopped and
took up their n&roA f0r Williamsburg.
Ten thousand rebel troops were sent
from Winne's Mills to reinforce the army
sent from Richmond to oppose AcDoweIl's
advance. b.. ~
No great battle is expected at williams
burg, as the rshsl troops particularly
tbose under Mctfruder-have mutiuied ur.
several occasions within two weeks. Five
thoasaud of his mea thfeaten To l&f,dawn
their at1ns, unless they receive fObd and
clothing. anr@ 81
A number Of mines have been pSepard
for oar truopa By placing shells under
ground Ia che road ways and entrances to
the Forts.
No whites were to be foand, and enly a
few negro women.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- The town is full Of strangers, most
Iy enigraaks, for the gold mines. They
are gsnerally well fitted out for trip
across the plains. a large number Of
them intend trying tbs new mines Of Sal
mon River.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- Several very large drOvss Of hors-
ss and mules have passed through our city
within few days past, for the Catiforu-
il market. The drove Of mules that pass
ed here On Sunday sssaiag last, wsEs the
huesE los Of nalss ws sssE saw. The
stock that is going through this spring, ia
- geod, in sVsrY particular, as any lot
of stock We ever saw. They are all in
6ne condition for the trip.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

QuITE SUGG OF the color
ed people Of New York recently held Il
fancy dress ball in that city, and among
the rules Of orisz Has The following: G..
"Yl. No MOse, Clown, White Man, or
any other offensive character admit cd.
Good for the niggers. They serve the
white men right, who have made them
selves such fools on theiE aeuoun1.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- The position Of this country on
slass saAAseipsfion b wsIl described By
the words of Thomas JsaaEson TO Jshn
Holmes, written more than forty years
ago, whea tae coansry wss disturbed By
the Aissssri qusstica: ave have got
the walfey che ears, aad We can nssshes
hsla him nus safaly Ii ham sal"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

IA The German Democratic Exeeu-
tive Csmnitls are cot with an Addresx.
calling upon their friends to stand By
the old organization, snd to avoid all en-
tangienents With abolGtionisn.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

q Council B. aifs will furnish train
Of some atty for the Salmon River Mines
this season. We hope that they may re"
alice all Of their golden expectations. 1t
is long, tedious and hazardous journey,
ana The person who undertakes it oaght
to be wei paid for the many hardships be
will be compelled to endure in that coun-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
UNITED STATES CLAIM AGENCY.
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.
AZ WASHINGTON CITY, D. o.

A. The re9UeBtof J. D. JENKINS Co, 70 act
ss1-AReats for TIA Office established b. them in
ELGa4aEtJn Clty for Ihe colsctlon aid ErEnsRl as
.aa II CLAIMS against the &. s. GUyeFua2enI, vita
ssge-IS. geisreacz 60 The Immensely Increased "a
SsE4.tsTes Aad Hsw sxiGencle4 tRslaRHs 20 TIE ak
sing VA have estAhlI Sd ed 81 CouzCEL ELuFE8
Branch Agency for western Iowa and Srbrz sEa
EatisI Will receive and GLtsud ~ all applications
Ter 2.y aud bounty Of FaEHtssrs, TAR PsRssoas, or
s.a.als TOR SabsIsteDce sE0rss or Tra1Sp5rt&1I0R
t.ralshed TO the government, which, being puk ia
zfggsg form and transmit cd 10 v AshInKtoI By ae
81 promptly and faithfully prosecuted by the
st.scgp pal aKemts ahsye aAnSd-
Psf,gas having demands ef any description OF
AIyaat a&aIaas the 9UyeEnnsni, having legal OF
sla.isbls eaaaaElen, aad requiring EaIustn soty
atrrely upon their claims being successfully pros
sgtsd ana ID cir daes promptly FsalAItsd 20 thsEn,
~ max ag early application 90 ne
Elll be Supplied With all laws, forms T1Ies and
IAILrBeL9ns ascsRsATy fer the proper presentation
si claims, Aad also an Alphabetical list OF Felzn-
Ead an Of all grades IN she AllItaEy service
sy Rs3tsssais and Com1sRtEs, whereby, upon the
happening Of any casualty, or the maturity OF snY
elAls ready BE bad 10 tbs r0QEislte evil
4saos sn behalf Of the claimant 81 hs representa-
EVss, for its ess&hIIshmsat- Ali charges Vii Be
aga a reasonable scAle.
Oasee il ssteE4 story Of Phoenix Block, head Of
RIo..away q. n, PALhEn.
Cauncsl Binss, Iowa, Dec. IS, 1881. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

gT Quincy, Illinois, has gone largely
DenocFatio, at che Municipal election this
this week the Democracy elected shelr
slckss By a handsome majority, over 400.
The Democratic column moves onward,
victory upon victory grssts Il everywhere.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

Law OF NATukR, As 10 81 SlNaLE AkS. !"
by scientific snqutry as to whether nalc
births are equal in nambar TO female
births, it has been discovered that hsTs
10 naturally q supeLaHoals man. Thus
says o learned work on ths sub Jet :-~-'aBy
the simple exPedient of registering the
number Of births and their sexes; by ex-
tending this registration over several years
in diferenG countries, We have been able
to ascertain The existence of law, which,
expressed in round plumbers, is, that for
svery itDsnfy girls there arg tt0enty one
boys" According to this plain Arrange
ment of Nature, therefore, every tt0enty~
one u man is born minated
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

NoTrew 70 SRf9EsKRS--lAARn 2S AAAs
,,,,.tAs Agency for makias fsw sasrass 90 i&sa
,,,,. for ssssiesa, aaraassaasls terrns, II aapai-
- =, rnaasv veg ssaa. xAoss MssAAnS 70 ssssse
So psosssary ter tAeiT faras, ma % well 10
,,,n,elyss eG tAis opportunity, By ssiiins on
s''H - ..uv L. W RABBIT
c..se,l Biu1s, Iowa, April ID, 1881
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
Fremont safRa iu E0m zzama og
ase Array kga N4ass@a I'd.

And v. 6esaanan l. Co, two ae0rn Easa 81 tas
FRctae House, EsHscii hiufs Eoya are IA esshnAna
~ taEga aaa II aelecsel ssocK 81 DYaKH al ed
ieites aAns4 ore, DAsasTrexn and AmbgetypiRg
AppAFs1as aud Materials, Pure Wines and Lao nora
ESezcr0 and Clgars, ever thina In the Stationery
line, Lamps Of all kin4s together with an saAIeas
variety Of PsrfuInsry Raacy tsoeds. dc
WItho1t aHy esastsnG. ws hRs Aappy 10 inkOrm
SazF frfssaas EfatWs arr asiu nxexArss 10 sssstey
E0es In eur Ina "a saCisn1 korse 10 rorztu ara lac
Attsatian gt saeh a. map faseF - vita cali 3aS
nj the same tGzse allow them al TO be takem witAeus
Killing NAB, which Is all ws have 10 aAY these
war hmea, except thaf allow car batteries 20 ba
stsrnea easy BY ~YeTIaw BoT1 reximents. ssOvr
latch ssTtas 10 cat" aRd especially request cash
and short time buyers 70 pun II.
Nov Q, 1884. To-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- Sseel sbes are now being made for
government use in the army and navy. In
the late attack upon Fort Pulaski solid
balls were driven through walls six feet
thick, E.om gana 100 feet distant. Ex-
periments in the use Of new steal projee-
alas hare succeeded IN driving shsE thru
eight Inches Of solid iroa. Taakee ings-
nuiay i astonishing, net onay 10 the reb-
els bat 10 our old fogy nsighboEy across
the Atlantic. --
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- Business and Professional men
"A Re accommodated With pises ia tes SusLE
ar taeir sards We expect every sassFpsasins sa'
,o.., uuAn IA SAIa atty 70 advertise Ia tAs sESEE
,tv,vti,tngis q means Of carrying ones eaEtnss'
~, svsyy asgss waicA is served by aswspaRss In
80 o,wNitiag for eRsaomazs t. Iook sST eass
az, over his place Of business.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
CO The Davenport Nests has the fol
lowing item concerning Col. Tnftia.

During The light, Col. TutGIe, who was
acting Brigadisr, took his position few
pates from cur battery, and shea the en-
emy's guss heRan to take eject, one Of the
gunnars, somewhat alarmed, turned to the
Colonel an remarked that sAsy we're get :
ting our range. - Let then gef r. was
the cool reply of the Colonel, ma he sal ass
tribe VI s. Old Yalasr . susoking bis pipe
IS esFaplaeeatsy as though the affair was
nothing more shaa . gazae Of foot ball.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

Anna e. Dickinson, q fsEaaIe Ahol4ioa
sss, siuAssseEpd siolsus Aass~alsvegy leo
Fafe Ia Phlladelphia last week. Like ID
rect Of the Ab0litionisss sha argued tha
slavery 10 nos constitutional. inasmuch a
she word slassFy isn't eonssined In Cd.
Gensssiasaiaa. Dc wsll, the word lad
isn't contained IN The Consultation, no
iess Miss. u. infer Ehat il il Eacosastisa
tiunal 70 be lady 7--L0aetsrille Joh1
sas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
LATEST WAR NEMsI

WAsHasSToS, April 80. The House to-
dsy adopted . resolution ewnsufing Cam-
sron for his smployment 81 Cummings !;
10 TO Is. nv xKEF
A resolusioA saceEsazsre asssss Fen asa~
ploying Morgan, was rejscEed-4S 10 r.
CAno, May lst.-Ths Meaphis Ava
ssaoh Of the 18th bad been received. Il
c0ntai1s fitfia % Interest further than q
confirmation OF the fall Of New Orleans.
The paper complains that the re bel Gov
srnmsat wsppgessas the deszias BegaTdiug
the affair, and says that nothiug but the
bare fact Of the surrender was Known
lt also states that the Southern people are
fast losing all confidence in their river
defenees, and Gays that IL b generally I'D
miited that the Federal army can no lon
ger be successfully opposed. Ii insiaaaGes
! lsek 81 csAzldsess ID slas STABILITY ps III
Southern Confederacy by Recommending
its patrons to invess their money in real
estate while purchases can be made With
the currency Bowgis aiTcalasion, which d
principally Rebel Treasury notes.
The Conseription Law being riglaily 60
IoFeed, Union citizens arc secTeting
themselves or aesing to svoid its opera
sions.
The refugee who brought the paper rep
resepta the esty as bsin@ in tie highesa
sSsss-of excatsaAent, aRtisi patfhg she sd~
vent of the Yankees. Merchants of strong
secession Proclivities are removing their
goods 20 places Of coneealmens and se-
curity. The idea IF baFning the city has
been abandoned in consequence Of the
determined opposition Of property own
sEsr--. -s-vr~ Is. s-r.-r-..-- e. -la-~r
II is currently reported Il Memphis thai
Beauregard has not to exceed 81, 900 ef-
feetive men at Corinth, and there il nc
hope Of bis successfully rssiasing Halleck
who, il is believed there, mas an AMY OF
DOC, 900, Of the best troops north.
As our informant left Memphis ii WA
Eeporked nal gum ast from New Orlsans
w2s In sight, bound up the river 70 Join
the Rollins feet, oppOsite Fl. Wright.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

q On Thursday of last week 58l bales
of confseased cotton we're sold at auction
in New York, on account Of the Govern
msat, realizing the cum of $50, 1876.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- They don's tell Us whss's 70 BE-
CONS Of the supesaanafsssd ED negroes
In the Dissriss 81 Columbia, smansfpstsd
and ihrown apan their swn resources as
the same stroke. 9@s'-s ga