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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

The Newburgh branch of the Erie Railroad was
originally 10 miles, connecting with the man trunk
q, Chester IL has been extended from Chester IN
routh.we-,erlv direction IL miles to Warwick. BY
adding 10 miles more il will reach the first deposits
of FranAlnte ore in Essex County, n. j. This
branch rosd, when completed, will open upone OF
the best agricultural regions within hundreds Of
miles OF the City Of New-York. The butter and
milk OF Sussex County are equal to any that comes
TO our city and it is a matter OF much importance to
our citizens that these necessary articles should be
furnished ~ "A reasonable price ard Of the best
quality u Il said tha the produce of the farms iu
tie valley OF the alkill will pay handsome Giyi-
dend on the stock OF the Branch Railroad. To this
might be added 1t les,t 10000 tuns Of Frnkniie
ore yearly 70 swell the income. Newbursh and its
vicinity are well calculated for zinc and blast f1r-
nsoes and the completion Of the road - Franklin
would appreciate real estate very much at these
points on the Hudson River.
The receipts and shipments Of produce at Chicago
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Arrived.

Steamship Psrkersburs Hoamsn Portland, Me- ndr u
Shin Athena tBrrpll schilius Hamburg April ., ID
Last, apd 453 passengers 70 asef Is h..l. "a " ~ ~
IS 10 spoke Brem. snip he.eas from Liverpool To- Sss
ship Richard Alsod, Washington Antwerp April q u4A
snn "a passengers to Henry 81 Weed 'e''ei TO ioSas
shin Supply IT, g. storeship) Cono Corss.ss c0nmrl.s
Ee~-Oreaas May 49, Via hey West aay rs -,
BArk Liberty, Avery, Palermo April 10, ald Gisralis "a
nip bound s. showing white signal with black sr.
also lad black star in her fore tcrsaiL
Bark Tahiti (Oi Eas.poEtl Davis, sasua May y sCsr
BARK James Welsh Gerard Mlna.i,lan % day., mstorl
and cedar to +. Alexandra Son. "a
days, SIS turs col 10 Kunhsrd, Co
Bark Lizzie L. hezen (uew) OF Casi' Jameson, CAii
BIZ May Morton Il lton'I r Of wind,o S. Rood Lss
Alr II, pessed Gibraltar, May marble snd reg to rss
HA@1g9y. Nephew. Co. q. M,y at, :, 20 l'A Il :"
Bug Joseph Hume tBrl Of Yarmouth \ 5, k,'saI,
Ma.sa F,b 6 via Li,boa April lo rsisos' lad &C. !.
Gruld 4 Mestevelt. May ,lst d. lon: % 'P0se b. 'ap
sir allan AcNsb foa Cartha.cra foE Quebec.
Sclr Capitol o. kIsuk,ort Collins Baltimore u DAYS ee.
for Boston fu' into this pot ior sp' ta l n ''s
gallo ~ T. which increased 70 huFnca e. VIA lesi
cross seas Lost Two for,sais and usnsai SWEPT b1g,s
aud sprung eaS The leSk incEea'ins 70 800 reks' %
hour as compelled 20 bear up or ,ts port Sth mt so
plot ron plO!-bea, Mary & Fish, No who 0fous4 H
tbi. city. ca l., Il. ,.s
sehr. Ssw.York Pseks,, HASKELL, Ezabe,hpors coal |"
schr. slas Wright. Seaman. EizaSe,hp0rt. for ff'"
d-ncc. ga, Ia. -
sSSr R II Wilson (of BroOshsysa). Davis BATse'a NAY
p. fruit 70 rhos 0inagtn. III, ,. =, s,,l,
Schr Mspe. Warning. Nash. RoeAard' stone i'' ''''
/ HOOK .p
| Sehr Nav johnson, johnson. Albany tof no"o"
Schr. Ann Flower, Lowell, Albany, i0f D''.ou'
/ Srht n Ia Daly smith. Alptny. tOl postvn-
| sehr Robert Saith, Wilcox, EhE.5ebpo'i iS' 49,
! schr Col EDDY Blanchard hew.London IN oaa
! Schr X. NJ Thee Kelley, New. BEDFORD osys g
Sehr Boston Wall Casis - Days lumber 20 w F,~.a
Steamer Wc.sche,ter. Nye. Providence. nass' " N''
steamer onsida, Trout, PHILADELPHIA mi'e " .
| Bugss - ph;isSsJ,bi. ruise u u
per 4 kukpstrlek. .D.., r,...,l and Ella D.
SAlLED--U. ). steam tsH'P''"
Terry, Newbern n L. ,,, fan, pio Jsneua
nj scar, Transport Virginia at Pier No in IN rs
lhs stores Tor " Arlington d. T.
, ,.n,port Hasa az Pier No ., \. H., 10 .osa'As
snee store, ior Newberu n T.
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FRIDAY. June G-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, June Up. NJ.
The Stock market this morning WAS fairly active,
but in prices was irregular. There was special
reason to be assigned Tor the want Of buoy ex-
cepting that the reports Of the abandonment Of Fort
Pillow were not confirmed until late in the day.
There was no special pressure of stock on the mar
ket, although the bears were offering options rather
more freely. Tie business in Governments WAS
large, at a trRng decline in quotations. There was
rather more doing in railroad bonds, at about pre-
vous prices. Az the Second Board the tone of the
market was still heavy, without any important
chance. Tbs decline, however, did not include all
descriptions, and the appears to DO OF
the eidies which generally accompanies an ad-
yancing market. After the regular session
llere was not much done in the street,
and the tone was feeble at: United States
g. Registered, 1881, lO2ia-; do. Coupons, 1866
a lOG; Treasury Notes, 7.3O, 1909 1901 American
Gold, l04alOil; Tennessee 6s, 59a AGO; Missouri
State 6s, $50 dj3j; Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany, llGlal l6li Now-York Central, Ola
Of; Ere Railroad, 35la3sl; Eric Preferred,
Go C6I Hudson River, iGla- Illinois Central,
63s dGi; Galena and Chicago, 7Ola9l; Cleveland
and Toledo, i5i aiG; Rock Island, GiaGii; Harlem
Railroad, Hlal5; Harlem Preferred, 3Gl0-;
Michigan Central Railroad, Clio; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, 27a-;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guarsn.
teed Sa53i.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.......
Cleared.

st,auship.-fBr) Kangsroo, McGarisln. Lverpes IN
q. Dale; (BrrnD Nes.loTA. weake, Bremen Osrsat
Co. -
shps-Cons.ant1e Creeney Liverpool Cornsin lris
nell; Iaprolani sbe.ds London Bssbcrd yoalcr isghi
sam McrTyman Liverpool. TIssk Dearborn Dan Jup
ter Rie&meTs Gloucester Ems, French Nleinke sest
Speed
Brgs-James Crosley. Coom6s, Boston, r. p Back Ca
fBrD Excelsior. Talbot, Bermuda. McCa s. Firth Cr's
Ad,us Vera Cruz, Alexander sons tBreral Ggu'
o Ken Gloucester. Eng. J. Z. Plyensscs. Coz Vs
Fssic Fossett. Mcnrogis, Tate. & Porse!neld -
Schoouers-Nenoo Ciosson, Bangor. n. u fnsoS,
Jlud. Provost, sanford
sloop-Ethau Allen Reeves, Pro7ii.nce. n. s. Racks
Sophi, Ross alitdlesosu, n. s. Racket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

The habitues of Wall street state That they have
seldom seen such glut Of money ~ exists to-day.
The prominent stock houses have ii offered in SUPER
abundance ut 3di T. cent. The bankers have very
moderate offerings, and find it difficult 10 employ
their surplus excepting in the purchase OF Govern
ment securities. The supply OF rst-class piper is
very small, and passes at very low rates at i1i, y
cent.
The deposits with Mr.. Cisco to-day for conversion
into p cent stocks and on temporary loan were
very large-larger than since the rate was reduced
TO y cent. For temporary loan the amount
reached $6JO,0OO on y cent temporary losn and
$780, 900 for conversion into Y cen, stock.
Some private negotiations are going on, according
to mysterious gvDgs out, between the Secretary OF
the Treasury and some of our bankers, leading to an
exchange of7.3O y cent Treasury notes for demand
notes Of the old issue. which arc receivable at the
Custom House for duties. The object of the Secre-
tary is to absorb these notes as rapidly as pos
sible 30 that the payments for duties may be made
in gold, which will supply the Government with the
means OF paying tho interest on the public debt
without forcing It into market as buyer of gold.
The object ia very proper one, and the exchange
proposed entirely egitimats but We doubt the policy
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The receipts from the lIst Of January for three


Tie 81 Louis Ners says:
Eastern Fschang- Is arm a. tie quotations Gold not
much called AID e4ser Ouarternasers Nouch-
dun ~ 9ec We quote al S1i Nc uucufrcri Missouri
money not IN very large demand being par We
quote nlon banA At a1a &c tanners a, soGsIc.
Ikc Cincinnati Gazette says:
Good paper odly easily negotiated from 10 q cert
Cal 10 ubtaued = aIi choice paper
doae th figure Tie eymcnt due the st Of the
month been very prom ply mot The demand for
Several Of house, sending forward heavy notes
New make exchange Raes unchanged. par,
buyn and "a premium, selling
The chicago Tribune of the "a says:
Tho weather. during the past week bss been we. and
scgny, WIKI unusually low temperature for this
ogeiier IL has been uu.avOrahe for the growing
crops for the progress Of which waga forcing weather
necessary
The Ioiedo Blaie says:
There appears DE dmnu,on n tho quantity OF rolling
re gat going ard tide sicr and there Is indication
from the Great est All tho propeller lines from tins city
having much they 10 Even with the Increased
facilities OF hi Spug the Central Company have been
der the necessity Of Transferring Of their boats from the
ppe Lakes 10 the Toronto aud Buffalo line and the Erie
Company also poydr. another for this line, to
be out In two weeks
Within few days past have converted with gentlemen
residing the roads leading Of this city relative 10 the
busnoss prospects ~ the summer aud although short time
since they believed thosr would be heavy falling of in ship
ents all that have but Just entered tho busy
aud lhat the quantity OF e sLt which will forward
this year will be nuch greater than during any former ore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

The market for foreign exchange is not maintained
at the full asking prices, and sterling cannot De
ouoted above Il4alAa for best signature. Francs
Are 495a4.9lt. Mr.. n. Brandt quotes rs follows
London, co days sight, lli5 v cent three Gays
sight ISL p cent. Paris, co days sight, per dollar
AZ. Ole; three days sight, At. sSic Amsterdam,
GO DAYS sight, y guiIdcr, 43i cts. Hamburg "
DAYS sight, y marc banco, ISL cts Frankfort, ~
dave sight, y form, 43I cts. Bremen, eO days
sight, y Xix dollar, S23 eta.
Frsights are more active. To Liverpool, the en-
caeeuens are 81, 900 bush Corn at 81 SD, in bulk
end bags; ~ 0CO do. Wheat ct 81 odd, in bulk and
bags; 1000 bbs. Flour at e. 3D. RS. 3d., mostly
at the latter rate; 500 ties. Lard at 25s., and per
steamer, 200 pkgs. Bacon ut 5Os. To London' 2'ovo
bbIs Flour at %. 3D.. and per steamer oOV bush.
Wheat at lld in bulk and bags. To Bristol, I3,Ovo
bush. Corn at 9Jd, and % 900 DO. Wheat lOd, both
in ships bags. To Glasgow, 800 bbla. Flour AT
q. lOId. The charters are Briish brig with
% 600 lusl. Grain to Dublin at lld in bulk asmali
bark to Bristol Channel with Wheat at I'D. one to
Galway, with Wheat at I'D. British brig OF 80
TINS TO the south side Of Cuba and back at We ioi
Sugar. bark Of 800 tuns and one Of 80 tuns both
10 the sonth eide of Cuba aud back at i0c. for sugar
and A. Tor uolasses schooner of III tuns TO load
Lumber at IN Eastern Port for the West indies at
a. y NJ ont and 81 pes tun back. The closing quo
tatons for general merchandise compared with those
this day week are rs follows:
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BORT -Uaroens' Notits.

sr,rE or Nss' iosS. ,,.nal
Poar.wARpsss UYsIcE, No 10, ..a viii
NOTICE is hereby glvcn, IN aceo ,',1 ."aur A.
~ section Of III. ast y...ed Apr. Of T. che hep fo Ne
act to EeSIa.s tho wsssd' IT, OF having ch,
. ag 70 natter Of such Inquiry er'naaOn or ~ M
the following ,ss; . 81, nov .s S@Ss OF
WArSe.s Within ten days succeeding tbs
board said vessels; Wheelsr's 500 .
Knrk o. W. Horts.. 'x;;,;J,,e Rsbnes
III, "a, No IN -
III. Annis Laurie.
p..,ranonfs cHr
Rris Fraucis J. King. No @s "
schooner - WM n BuRLElVh
J. Auu's HxRRlmAs SeerstTy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
Markets-oAnnrvLr, REPORTED ,or THEM. ?. TmsusE.

FKIpAY. June .. Iob.,
ASHfS-The demand Il fair and the market 10 hrni safes
Of 20 bbls At ~ I5G IS a for Pots and r6 for Pear"
tOFiON-The market continues only moderately setlve
the inquiry being msiny from manufacturers VINO ouy oh
to supply immediate Prices rather hesvy
We do not yet quote decline; but should hour utso
TO realize and force saes concession would
have TO be- made sales OF $50 bales at ~Jic io Moos
plands and do New Orleans and Texas. . -,
COFFEE-The inquiry continues very lght ana We h'sr
only notice sales OF IS bass Maraaibo a. 3o ana ~ do
Guatemala on private terms. .o.
CHEMICALS Sc-We have only to note sales OF % tuns
Sal Soda at 5 100 Soda Ash 2ic ana 100 Kegs III
csrb soda at asc. -.
COPPER-Rehned lngo Il steady and In TAR request
of 2730O lbs Lake and Baltimore at zOgd-io ea'h o'"'
kinds QUOT yet steady. ,., 4
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand Tor shipping oTanas %
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Of suoh private negotiations when great OBJECT
h 70 be attained and we respectfully suggest that the
Gsoaetarv would accomplish his purpose much more
.st>ssc3rily by advertising for bids Of Treasury
No,es ravrSle in old issue notes than by Q secret
negotiations with few favored parties, as in the
case of the recent exchange of7.so cents for gold
At private sale some 100000 Illinois War Loan
have been sold at 1904 elOOa.
The market for demand notes receivable at the
Custom-House has been very buoyant to-day, and
sales have been made as high as lOli, but at the
close they are offered at lOli. Tle Indebtedness
Certificates are held very firmly at 1907.
II. b. Sat.erthwaite, esq, President Of the Board
~ IJnderwriters. and of the New.YorlS Mutual In.
surance Company, died this morning
The Treasurer of the State of Illinois gives no.
cs that he will be prepared to pay, on and after the
LIST Monday in July, at the American Exchange
Bank in this city, the interest on the public debt OF
the Safe maturing July l. All Interest not called
for prior to August G. will be paid only at the Spring
field office.
TIE earnings at the Clearinghouse this morning
were $2l 1884, 95S al.
The Indiana Treasurer Of State hss made arrange
nens to pay the July interest on tie State oeO' IN
New.York with specie.
The annexed statement, partly estimated, shows
the specie movement of this port since Jan. /:
suece In Banks and SubTeaury. Jan. 1852
Reserved rom Csio' .... 4j1 a3l
roieisn l'.pv,,1 1c., 1888 237
rtOin othci
H., $50 sO5, s37
Y ,ported 20 foreign ports in January -. t25y8Ns
Exported to foreign ports in February. .:6s ss
Fxported TO foreign ports in march..... 2.S9D5
,pot,ed 70 folciyu ports in April 20 ooo 80,
rporied to foreign ports in Msy.. 9toio'o-io'Vo,
Leaves In Bsnks and subTres.ury June l8e''
same ume' ,ol ''''''''''''''' ...... 81 40, geo
sane time iss, % 10000
'aA-' s'.'' '- 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

Gen. T.. A. Morris of Indianapolis has commenced
10 survey the line of the Cincinnati and Indiana ran
road between Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg. IL 10
the intention Of the managers OF this projected he 10
nusb the work forward ar fast possible, and have
n. road finished this Sumner. When completed, the
stock Of tho indianapolis aud Cincinnati Road VIII
have new value.
We annex a comparative statement OF tue imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at the port OF Ne"-1orK ior
the week ending June and since Jan |; 20,
For sac Usek. sou. ~. 90 90
Thrown market.... 's''S' 'o'''N'
r,rrJ At warehouse sa1 s23 800 95 t2 o:e coz
THROWN on maske,..... 4j3100O T,J'Vi1i f"''' -
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Spoken.

Nv piot.boa. Mary r. Fish, SD inst. soa,n
l.ai,. bri. Mary Z. Pierce. lEori CUBA !or boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

The business Of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts
Al ga .2Gi 92-for Customs, 81 600, Payments
sI.fi3,730 20; Balance, $l5,7O,4jS 20.
The Toledo and Wabash Rail way Company earne'
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HATS !!

REEBg co s PATENT VENTILATED, SELF
ADJUSTING HATS are so constructed as 70 admit
Alex ..F-g.atsa OF air between tAe Eweat-lsather
AL body Of The Hal; ana slso, 20 aaIasI Itself
.- :@ eEead as seen as tae hat is pat on, there
= .---iag 10 the wexreF Of any stiRenea hat all
u ;@l7ry and comfort Of the soft felt lat BeesS
49,. ara nov manufacturing Aoleakin and Cas-
,.zre hats of the spFiaS aAi Summer styles, for
~. ~aae4's and young gents Dress Hats, which
!Ar -. furnish to the trade AT SIS, sss, so, $ss
L.. SO per doEen; ssgsthaE with 9onSlese as
.=.ea. u black and coioFed Fell Hats, ulAnutss-
.fst By themselves, win special FefeFen 70 aTss
-.4., roIA4l trade throughout the country. Prices
q ?. Hats, fron els to s&s per aoEeu. Always
Sc asad the best qualities Of Paris Soft Hats OF ths
lsis.t styles. All orders by nail wlA receive
n lq! attention Terms Cash, less per cent.
REEBE b CO, i5s Broadway, ". 7.
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MORE ExP0suM Rs OF THE TAEASU~
RY PLUNUEAERS


Thass has besn qaise . breeze stirred
10 lusshe United States Senate the past
wssk, on discovering . most alarming
psactics Of the Republican Senators, sell
ling their stindnence'' to contractors for
large safaaa ofmoHsg
II came ous II, report made By the
Hona. JesRRu HoEg and RoBKRT DALK
OwBN TO the Secretary Of War, that Sea.
ator SnGxoss, Of Rhode Island, had en-
sarad into = contract with Mr.. ScRAB.
sAsTH, for which said ScauHARrn was 20
nav said SIaaoss FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS for obssining from the Sec
resaxs of War cAAggos, ) gun eoataaci
| Sc. laA} stand Of arms
We are thus getting peep, little BY
little, into this prison house al eorrup-
zion. When grave senators and Repre-.
sensasiyes, 10 whom the people hare "a.
/ trusted the affairs Id the eoumtgys ars
thus found seihssg tlsefT influences, sp ait
| in swindling the public treasury, AID psas
| ting the prooeeds Of sheir eorrnps ofainla
4 sets into their brseches pockets, ia s<assl
shsk gsw nassa lsan eveT sxpaet b posa -
alter years Of industry, il one OF tn
most alarming and melancholy sigma o
Il the times
/ and what il still woras, Ii anything ca
| be Verse than corrupt Representative
b tbs fact thai the poor and honest pee
! pie ct this eaunsry have gos 10 bear heas,
4 kazasaoas Tor generations 10 aome. in con
81 sequenee Of thsse eufrupf sAan and publ
! There's iaa high places
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-16
THREE HH SDRgD THOUSAND ADDF-
TIoSAL TROOPS 10 BE CALLED IN.
TO SERVICE.
TO THK PRESIDENT

TO THE President
The undersigned, Governors Of States
Of the Union, impressed with the belief
that the citizens of the States which they
respectively represent are of one accord
IN the hearty desire that the recent sue
oess Of the Federal arns nay be followed
up By measures which viii insure the
speedy restoration of the Union, and be-
lieving thai, in the present state Of i'm
portant military movements and the re-
duced condition Of our effective forces in
the field, resulting from the usual and
unavoidable casualties Of the service,
that the time has arrived for prompt ana
vigorous measures TO be adopted by the
people IN support of the great interests
committed to your charge, we respectful
" request, if it meets with your entire
approval, that you at once call upon the
several States for such number of men as
may be required to FIJI up all the military
organizations now in the field, and add
to the armies heretofore organized,
such additional number OF men Id may
in your judgment be necessary TO covers
and hold all the numerous cities and
military positions thai have been cap
tured by our armies, and to speedily crush
the rebellion that still exists in several Of
our Southern States, thus practically re-
storing 10 the civilized verdi our great
aud good Government. All believe that
| the decisive moment is near at hand, and
to that and the people oftbe United States
are DESTROYS to aid promptly in furnish
ing all reinforcemeuts you may deem
needful to sustain our Government
EsraaI Waahburse, Governor Of Maine
n. s. Berry, Coy. Of New Hampshire.
Frederick Holbrook, Gov. of -.
VIM. A. Buckingham, Gov. Of Conn
E. ID. Morgan, Gov. of New York.
Chas. S. Clden, Gov. of New Jersey.
A. e. Curtin, Gov. Of Pennsylvania. 'z
A. w. Bradford, Gov. of Maryland. -.
F. II. Pierepont, Gov. Of Virginia.
Austin Blair, Coz. of Michigan
j. B. Temple, Pres't. Military Board, Ky.
Andres Johnson, Gov. of Tennessee.
e. r. Gamble, Gov. Of Missouri.
o. p. Morton, Gov. Of Indiana. =.
Dayid Tod, Governor Of Ohio. I'D.
Alax. Ramsey Gov. Of Ainnssota.
Rsehard Yates. Gov. OF Iliaeis.
sawass saionons Gov. Of Wisconsin.
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UNITED STATES CLAIM AGENCY.
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS
AT WASHINGTON CITY, D @.

Al the request Of J. D JEHxfNS Co, 70 &ct
r..-aEplts for the Of1ce establishes By them N
E,.G.uSton City Far the collection aud transmits
....iCLATAs against the U 8. Government, with
60. If rafersnce TO the immensely increased ex-
=. ares and new exlgencles incident to the ex-
.s..r-s ar, have established At CuuEcL BLUFFS
B-za-a AKeuGy for western Iawa and Esbra ska,
s-.fe VIII receive aud attend to all applications
81 gly tad bounty ct PasRHiseTs for Pensions, or
c..71s tar Subsistence, Stores OF transportation
E.. -,a~t 10 the government, which, being pHt in
p Per form and transmitted 10 w&shingt9n by ae,
~ ~ promptly and faithfully prosecuted By d g
= 7tpat agents above Ramed.
9+rs@Es hav'nz demands sf any description Of
- 5gut ssAiHEt The Cav eKHn aEsz Aay ln legal OF
'....,.e iYgut4tlsns AID requiring Adjustment,
---r-r -ppu tAeIr claims being snoceasfu!iy pros
r---'f ami their dues promptly Fsultted to them,
J. max < early sPpHcsloa TO me.
g.. Ge suDpI4 Ell with nil laws, forms rules AID
'41''-t.sas Necessary fer The proper presentation
AIS AID also an slphaaesIsal list Of Yolun-
,r' aud nen Of ali gFsdss in the Military service,
% %5tAsais and CompGA tss whereby. upon the
~. -A.ug % any casualty, the maturity Of ans
La, ready acsesz be had 10 Ehe requisite evil
4Face, on bea2 q lar claimant OF his rspEsssntE-
-'ra Tor It's establ slIaeut All charges will b
sssR reasonable scale
05cs 10 second story Of Phoenix Block, head d
BtoadEsy, IA pALMKR
C'ane!i BiuEa, Iowa. p~e. Is, 1881 ~
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COMM HRCTAL


BUaLE OFFICE. uovscTL HLuyPz
b. VI July IS, 1859, (
a. NHEAT-spfinE, ADa545 cts . basa @
@C3kG~-FFims ear, 49, ts p bRshs
oATs-in degnsud al zO@21 cts p huah. .-..
PuTAToEs--PEiRle, aoS92S - D buah.
H8Y--ThaeEay 81 Prairie - Q lon. = ssg
HoGs-Attive STA rsshteres 4, ss,9s 50 = zoe.
BEEF-0a loot ss&8s2 aa q 100.
HIBEs-fsEssa &C; dry 10 u y,
PT.0UR-Choiee Family xxx, 81 90; sHpsrans
81 81; Fine, 81 % . i00s
CORN aEALs-Ysllow IS c, white, IS 2 bush.
BUCKwHEAF FLoUR-Balted s26s2, 80 y LOG.
7 BuFREA-4sresA ruGg, lntsE p r. zsagEE
LARD-Prssh T@aK 30 ksEE& @53E
Bsss-Frssh, Begs y assl E4.
TALLow-Psines Ioeps.
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wHsERY-sIfi . Bsw~a's, . g o. louis 8 szs
% s y gal.
GHIGKEAs-Eama OIL k9@ d. eos Prairie, 81 r76s
VI % p dea,
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-16

PLuxDEzERs.-Gsorge Washington ex-
pressed himself q follows Of the corrupt
plumbers OF the Government in bis day.
sff would 70 God that soms Of the mogs
atsocious in each State were hung upon q
gallpws ave simsa ashigh as that prepar-
cd for Haman. No punishment, In ms
opinion, ID too severe for the man wlse
sss build hisgEeaaasss upon his coanszysi
ruin"
The Father Of thia soaasvy, IL he wsru
living Gov, would behaag for treason b,
thase self same abolition robbers, who an
der cloak Of the sacred name Of UnioI
bleed their country nj every pore.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-16

fT@ The Washington SUNDAY Chsoni-
Gle informs the public that there are 1000
negroes At DUFF Greun's Row, in that city,
30 be hired out. -
Note that, every man that depends up
On the sweat OF his brow fo~ hts daily
bread, aud remember toe that the aboli-
tionistg woala bring tens OF thousands OF
those miserable blacks 10 competition with
your own labor and elevate them too. 10
grA4P AVN ~~sSs4 and pUTfcai level - Ne4s
IerseR Herald.