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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31
wh!ch pn,tya,e the Patriots.

ny the following table il will be seen
who compose cur brave army, and what
that brave army thinks OF the "peaco"
Democracy. II the Democracy are do.
ing all the Fighting of this war, ns they
impuden,ly claim, how comes II that
wherever the soldiers have had u chance
to vote they send such figures as these;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31
Ohio Eiection.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.
The chieiol returns give Denoeratie
msjOrity fos Supreme Judge oG $40.
The Democrats have increased s5 900
over last year. Tire Union ve,c hss de-
creased 2S S,oco,
The total vote Of the State has fsilen
cT 7S 900 slnce the Presidential election.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31
600 ono MALE ., q FEMALE AGENTS

GOO ono MALE IN o. Gpt sh"Ahe A"ENiS
II t0UW,1.SS Nry, srPri 81 art corNrv cor
bhon nS nEM 81 o. IN. - q y, % o. Soi''
OnEp " ~ Sr InT apI;n,,.s,ff.t ~ 81 sSi
CANApAs' anuNEN hkUNsMiCh'
From recent Surveys, completed Aug. 10, ISC2
cost SEQ ototo engIave it,and one years time.
Superior 10 snY $40 map ever made by Cotton OF
Mitchell, snd sells at the low prcs Of Gy eeats 97o
coo names are engraved on this map.
lt Is not only a q ounty Man. Inn 4, Is alea
,,,,,,,,,,, n.,nr,,n
Of he United etates and Canadss combined IN one
iyins RyRRY RAIIRoAD STATION
and distances between
Guarantee any woman or man 81 TO IS per day
end willtske back all maps that cannot be sod Rnc
refund the money.
Send for 81 worth 10 Try
all Our SCENTS.
~sn,sd-wholsssle Agent, fofoar Maps in even
state, CSlfornia ,oNnads, England France and Cuba
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31

0.rTh,. ,o;ci,I vote Of r.,a co,,,.
s,ood. nocL,s ies, p,,n.,.,r r, |.
wss vo,i,c uo,,h ,,ilo
M. ,,,,,n
'a'" De"'er nus pass
whi,h ,..,n,. r.. 80
=, '''' '''''
I"s'"' S''' nuans nus ocen nom
"".,.,.. . " $500 AZ .,' ~ NV '''"'''' !" op-
'''' y '' summer
Mr. Everett declines the Republican
'''0" W SU"s''S' o" tue sr'uha
'I " nN',r " Wv ''u"''y "or' 0u'-
s"V' 'io w 'li'o"es party Worlare'
"enerSl HoOktrs physicians say he
VIII be able to walk little to morrow
ana IN course OF week will be ae ain in
tho saduic'
The Governor has prepared his Thanks
giving Proclamation, which is new in the
hands OF the State Printer.
0~At the request OF Major General
Med well, Court of lpouirv. consisting
of Generals Hunter, Cadwallnder and
Garfield was to meet at Wasbjucton
yesterday to investigate the military
conduct or ,ho, cc,,I"mon
OF THE cost of transportation for a
regiment from California is $4,000.
% General jeff. C. Davis, who killed
General Nelson, has been released from
arrest and ordered to report for duty ut
Cincinnati.
While We are dissatisfied viii,
Buell., the re bells are eur.irv Brngg he
h,causo no di.l n., 81. C,..
NV '"N' "''"i'"" VI
hou's''''e' An tNehargo says thai
Hrngg and Buell. are well matched, nnC
7 will be yokpd IN h,.torv and m.r.h.d
ike p,i,a ,xo, 10 ;rmcr,.,,,u
" O' Guy
Mrs. Eliza Gurney, widow of John Jos
Gurney, Z distinguished English Friend
herself a preacher hud an interview with
the President to-day. She expre, ,ed IN,
svmrn,bv or,ho Fri.nA. III -
-, w" ',"'' Y
inv A'"'''N WIN h'm' ana elesed VIII
an earnest appeal that he should trust il
Divine power, The President answerc,
that in these unhappy times he Acknowl
edged the universal control ofihS Divin,
hand lhS' h'nselt aud others were tn
humnie instruments OF providence
Tho editor of the ST, Paul Pionee
) having charged that ar artiee in Mr.
Swisshelm's paper was written bx one
her msle admirers, is brought to in IN,
! following suls,
w. v'ii cn...o =, -, ,I,- -, ;.
w." ,sS ~ s'"u 'n.s euoP' u
or rhs ,hs .s,,.i" al '"1 .e1sei.p' eop!
eam"o,i,o, @ who W" w., ", .,'n,'S" aaIa o. " VI
som;po !. .anwn Ap ,e Ss'e1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31

EDS. Cox In your issues OF the 2fs,
inst. you givt the vote OF the Iowa sold
iers, showing nearly three 10 one in favor
OF the Republican Ticket. You can
add that the votes of Pennsylvania sold
iers last fall was $1,000 Republican to
1900 Denpcreic. Democrats are hold
ing Offices 10 day in tha, State by virtue
Of the decision Of the court that the vote
Of soldiers cast away from home was not
legal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31

eS- Experience teaches us that delicac,
Prevents many i,males from applying for The
means to alleviate suffering and save life -
That objection is obviated in the case Of Sir
james Clnrke's Female Pills, prepared after
the prescription o Sir James Clark, Phys
elan TO the Queen of England, and well
known 10 be the only sure aud safe remedy
for female difficulties and distinctions from
any cause" They cnn be sent 10 bottle
containing so pills, post free, by enclosing
81 and six postage stamps TO any agent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31

RATHER Foxf.-A Scotch paper
speaks of fox having been seen trying
to spring steel trap my means of stic
which he carried in his mouth. We
knew fox that took the well pole from
tie well and pushed the tur 3 of fr, M
the lower limb Of the trt with il, md pul
the pole back in its place, At least, he
got the turkey and the pole was found al
right in the morning.
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The South Bend Register Qndiana)

whose editor, the Hen, SCHUYLER CoLTAx
is barcley reelected to Congress, says:
Ifthe IL 900 volunteers for this district
were at home instead of on the battle
field, we should have elected three more
members of the Legislature in the IXth
district alone and the 10000 from the
State would have elected the Union
State ticket overwhelmingly"
"A careful return has been made Of
the volunteers from Mr.. Colfax's District
and the totals are as follows;
Whole number OF men enlisted. :. IL ,064
OF whom there were voters -. .S,l 10
OF these w,rc Republicans. .... .6,l2b
OF these were Democats.. ...... 1895
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BLACKBERRY BRANDY!!

a pure article made from the
root and French Brandy. An ex-
.ccllent article in DiarrhGa, Dys-
entary, Summer Complaints. DC.
Prepared and for sale 10y
Dubois e Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31
Steam Poacer Tor Remt
REMOVAL.

The Saddlcr-chop of the under.
signed has been removed 10 Shawhans New Block
next to the ahey opposite the Davis House, of whel
my friends md customers viii please take notice.
Nash will be paid foi hides, aud all kinds of work
executed on shsrl notice. Harness, saddles and hi
diS' on hand-work warranted and at prices to sui
the times.
J. NJ, EBaERT.
setl7.tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31

When you come to Tihin, If you have
Rheuma.ism, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia or any
other disease, call on DR.. Ferraad at the Da.
us House. 1850 .rn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31

Lor's WIPE FoUSp. -Lieutenant Lynch,
in his vo yoge to the Dead Sea, found a huge
pillar of salt on the shore, and the Arabs
said IL was Lots wife. sure enough. Wheth
er IL was or not we cannot say, but this VIC do
know, Bryan's Pulmonie Waters, costing but
twenty five cents, will cure congbs colds,
hoarseness, etc, In very short space Of time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31
The Wreck OTihe Rebel steam
cr EOnR.
tFrom the London Times, ost7.

tFrom the London Times, ost7.
The Iona, fine new iron steamship,
well known to highland tourists when
she piled between Glasgow and the
Northwest coast Of Scotland, was some
time ugo purchased by persons favorable
to the Confederate cause for the purpose
of running the blockade. She left Glas-
gov ON Thursday, and proceeded to
Goureck Bay TO adjust her compasses
previously to her departure for Amer
lea She was then run into by the Chant.
clcer, u fine new vessel, which was re-
turning from her trial trip, preparatory
to going out to her station in China. The
Chanteleer first gruzed with her stur-
board the right paddle box of the Iona,
then struck her about dozen feet near
er the slern, carrying away her after fun
mel ana her mainmast, aud cutting her
rIght through the center, 10 within two
feet OF her lett side. The collision took
place at ten minulcs past seven, aud the
TWO olher vessels remained in contact
Tor half an hour, hanging to each other.
IL was apparent however, frem the dom
age done TO the Iona, that she W Juld soon
sink. According the whole of the crew
were removed to the Chanticleer, and the
two vessels Wee then separated. Not
long ai,erward the Iona went down in
water ono hundred aud fifty feet decp.-
She was heavily laden with stores for
the Confederate Government. The dam
tge done to the Chanticleer was incon-
siderable.
The agent for the steamer Iona, which
was run down in Clyde, denies that the
ship had been purchased by the Confed-
crate Government, although her dcstina-
tion was America, aud that she did not
not carry any cargo. She had on board
only from 1870 10 1876 tons Of coal, to
serve for her consumption during her
voyage te MADEIRA.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31

WAsnlseroS, Oct. 10.
The following wus rec, iv,d at the
headquarters of tho army to-day:
ST. Loufs, Oct. 20.
To MVor General HaHeck, Con man.
der-in. ChicT;
Our forces are again ohtircly success
ful IN Northwest Arkansas.
Central Schuivld tinlrg that the enc.
my htd crcumped ut Pea Ridge, sent
General Blunt with the First Division
westward, aud moved towar, Iluntsyille,
with the rect OF his frce.
Blunt, by making hard nights march
reached und attacked the rebel forces ut
M,ytvillc, near the northwest corner Of
Arknnsar, Al Z O'clock on the morning OF
tho 22d inst.
The en-, my Was estimated from 300
10 600 strong The engagement lasted
ubtut one he ur resulting in the total rout
Of the enemy, md the loss or all his ar.
tiilety, battery OF six-p,urdtrs, n large
iuihb,r % horses and u portion of their
transportation aud garrison equipments.
Our cavalry aud cur light howl gers were
still in pursuit. Of their scattered forccs
~ :. Wv - w 'HNs W.. oul ihba IL
small.
Gen. Schofcld rrrsucd Ger. Hinlmau
beyond Huntsville. coming close upon
him, whoa his f,rccs rrccipitatcly ncdbe.
yond the Boston Mountain.
Al the orgunizcd forces Of tho r, bells
have thus been driven back to the valley
of the Arkansas river, aud the army oi
the frontier has gallantly ard successful
iy scc, mplished It's mission.
s, II. CuRrIs,
nj jor-Gencral Commanding.
Sr. LOUIS, October 25.-Gen. Curtis
telcgraphs General llalleck 10 the effect
that Scho6eld hud driven Hindman lc.
yond Boston Mountains, and that Gci er-
al Blunt had completely routed the rcb
els under Cooper ard StandwAit, enptur.
ing all shh srtillciy, camp cquipOge
&c.
The army mill now enter the Iadas
Territory, aud restore refugee Indiahs ,'
their homes.
About three irches Of sh,~ fell her,
asl night.
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Road Notice.

Mott q is hereby given that there
will be petition presented TO the Comnis soner. Il
Seneca county Ohio, at their December session, Il g.
'z To commence at the East earnsr of section III.
teen and twenty-five, IN bloom low nship Seneca co
Ohio, torah West the ssction line between said sec.
Mons fnetn aud twenty two, 10 intetSect the road
pensd on the west end VI said section line oet3I ry
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Residence For Sale!

The sab.srber will sell at private sale the resi-.
denee Of Rev. u. J. Rntenik, on College Hin, on
south Gr' enfield road, rhin, Ohio. Inqn,e OF sub.
seribei forterms. N l., BREWER
octal u
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Legal Notice.
scnt26.6w

Court of Common Pleas of Seneca coun-
ty, Ohio.
Luke b. French and Fraucis C. Keith, +,
partners under the firm name OF French
& Keith, Plaintiffs,
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THE PROCLAhATfoN.- Secretary Chase
to respond to the Emancipation PfocIamu-
asked the people Of the United Suites
81 the President. Tho people OF Seneca
County "emaheiPaied, Worchcster from
serving thcm in tho next Congr, -.
thereby repudiuting the Emancipation
PrcclomStion.--A dpcriiser.
Does the Adre,tiser include with the
Emancipation Proclamation, tho Conis
cation act, the Tax revenue for tho sup
port oftho volunteers Will il say that
all these measures are repudlated by the
Democracy And, If 20, will il have the
badness to state which of the two it
should prefer as President of the United
States, JEFF Davis or Abruham Lincoln !
We are well enough satisfied where the
A Adrerf''er's sympathy hes, but we feel q
curiosity to see how bold It can be in Civ.
ing 'NPression to that sympathy,
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orrctAL VoTr.--Ranney's majority in
the State is e.oes; Armstronss, 5.S77.
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To C0nsuIMptivcs.

The Advertiser, having bctT re-
stored to health in few week,, by very simple rem
edy, aner hav ing spn d several errs with severe
tn2 2Hnrc'np ana hat dread disease, ConsnmpiioD--
Is RhNi'us 10 make known 20 hi. f.ow.sutlr,ers the
means al ubT-.
To all who desire Il, he win send copy Of the pre-
sr plon used tfSe OF eharge), with the directions for
preparing and nsing the s,me which they wjllG a
suRE CcRE Tor CoNsuNPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRoNCKIIIs
Ne. The onb object Of The Sdyon.er in ,entinr the
PRESUMPTION TO benefit the afflicted, aad spfeai IL
formation which he conceivos 10 he inva usble, and
he hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy il viii,
cost them nothing and may prove a blessing.
fhrtes wishing tho prescription will please address
Rnv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ocN,3m nshnrg. kinrs co. Nrw York.
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Rattle ~ mnSsViIIc, Arkunsas
The KchrI> Dcfcui ted.
WAsu,xcrox tls

WARRINGTON, Oct 10.
The following wus rec, iv,d at the
headquarters of the army to-day:
ST. Iorts, Oct ob.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

Senator, TRGMBuLI, of this State, Aas
started after LINCOLN with q sharp stick.
He. has introduced resolution Ia the
senate calling apon she President, in
sabstsaOa and effect, 20 know by wat
authority be assumes to himself the pre-
rogative Of the despot, to suspend the
writ of hdbeas eorpuswhereser and when
ever be pleases. 1t is said TRrxBgLL In
tends to press ths matter and inaist apon
the passage Of his resolution. We hope
be viii do it. Il fs about time these oat-
rageous violations Of the Constitution o.
tbs. part Of the President were rebaked,
and The rebnke eau come from mons &
appropriately as from bis own political
friends, led on by bis Right Bower and
lsadiag tFusnu card ia the SenaIs. ssii
him up. TKrMHULL- Qaiacy Herald.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01
TSog TItE Kas4-Ex4kSsIeS or THE g."
\ MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
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, 1fEs 70 a1RrgHof


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. chicaso.. ID Niles Staging ssveaa-ss Niles
| EuTsasr NJ ass Moss alEegA raala co cmshxgb
.s ,..- and de East il via ths -.
EHICAaJ & kocx ISLAND AgD MfssIssHPPT
/ II ,A&D MISSOURI iRAILSzSiAps " an 8
oniy iiEe frsEp centEsiIowGts Chicago un4ag one
gaanas ss4asnt. 9ss AiSsisaippI sAG MisAoatf Ra H.
IL now e0EIpista to AeEese and Will sasn bR sgsn~
Cd farther Ssss. pes Mofnes and Ceussii HYxRa
sil as taas fauss shs aek;
Alysr Ht0ss spAaecsisas are Ensssa Rsth tss wes-
tern STAKE EoastRny,
naassaeae sa6 Esysxas 7suias sea#sta6awvass aas-
X q - z ". sET'rsHg q cAsease as psF's&
No eaarss tor tEAakfeE u BasxAss at caisaGs.-
Sleeping Cars Are "a all night trains TrafAs soa-
aees ss Chiasso wash tAstrsiRs sh he Ea&ssrh ass
FACTS F0h STOCK SHIPPERS.
Stock le&SIn& &aksazp Al 8 % p. II AEE8Ysa at
Chicago al 90 the next morning. In time fer the
RAgly Aasssts&na tzss1s as sac h4s ssn lines
The whpls tsEzs Consumed 81 the AtsssSsippl Riw-
oh&axa % ears, ne ssrssass 81 dslay. =. : Z
me opeaanE ef tha D. & u. = B. 10 MsFeAEo,
enables parties driving Ste& fran Dss Moines and
ether points is rentrsl asa W esfsrn Iowa gnegore
caHslaars eSaEaay a. xsaEt sFs Es aIEaEent raaGE
t. saye tazee days dElYtag aad fEs 10 W % hsurl
On the cars over any ovheg kpuge-
atssk ~'iiI be dsaas sgd&szaz % saiAsssnt4AEds
Ths T. & NJ 4. q. i. nsw being extsnaed west Of
Mafense, sod - tsss epmplesea stea rTains viii
| ha run 90 the end Uf the fraek =Ess-4 IT.
RSeyy L4etty tor he eang eaisRf shkpmeatsS Cat
de FreiEhtE IS fow IS via ans oEhsT route, ADD
pains spasTA renAes It she aoaG daslrsks route
| Erem Isws ta Chasago,. ET Egra
FanogGa TrcKETs TO ali prtneipai poiufs La the
United States ssd oAn4azs, " sff routes can be
pEoearsd nj W&SiIiaassn, Aassa GaHy ara Massage
| w, L 81. 5oHx. ~b a'H& y; .asssi gSff sss,
tsea'I FteiRas ana ssssSi Agsnt It s@H
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01
TRuE As pngACArNa.

The Eris City DSspaaeA, a conservative
RspaAliesatpapes, shaa speaks Of tire lead
aauushsd ahoiisaenisss Of onr' aas. at ID a
faishfol ass sssesIakedagoesreotyp Of slraG
class of politicians, and we commend It
TO their considerations
aThe lRudest. .neuthed .abolitionists
have proved the greatest coHaFds-and
when you hear man say that he will not
consent 70 . termination Of this var ill
every vestage Of slavery is sradicated from
our soil, set him down As Q coward, and
as an aboliaonist who hates the Conssitu-
tion aad ttss laws 70 . degree IS insease
as If be were = secsssionikt.
The fact Is becoming every day more
apparent, that il peace aud prosperity is
ever again 10 bless our connry, the ad-
minisEratioh OF Dir. Lincoln must be sup
ported frmIg upon the constitutional basis
the constitution must be our guide, cur
hope and salvation, and be who accepts
The war upon any other than strict con-
stitu4ional basis, is as great an enemyto
the United States as the man now found in
arms against it. These are our opinions ;
they are trae, and the soaner We AL think
alike the batter il would be for our c0ap-
try.s -.-... -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01
WHrRK rax DAscsR LrEs.--Ex- aovern

WHKRE Tax DAsegR LTEs.--Ex- aovern-
or Wright, of Indiana, late Minister of
Prussia, recently made speech in Indian
apolis ia which he said:
There il Bore danger this day from a
divided north than anything else. A krm
decided, united North, will settle the
question, aad that speedily. But We must
not listen to the violent, miserable abo-
lifieniats Of the neFth who are asserting
thai the object of, this war is TO interfere
With the institutions of the South. This
is what the secessionisss OF the South
love TO hear, because it unites shs South
in proportion Us 1T is believed.
Add Governor Wright saght to haVe
added, We can never have "uaited
North" III til abolisioniam is efectualiy
crushed ouE. The Louisville Democrat,
a gallant Union paper, is right when il
| says:
Wemakk no apology for this wicked ef'
| fort in the South TO destroy the govern
ment. We grant the necessity of sup,
pressing it; but the abolitionism thai
has prodused is, must also be suppressed
| Abolitiunism and seeesaionism must b.
buried 10 The same political grave. Tht
patriot whb loves his country aust con
| sent to sacrifice them both.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01
KETuAN OE MINISTER JONES RaoM
NEW GRANADA.

General George w. Jones, former Sen
ator from Iowa, is, in Washington, on his
way from Bogota, formerly New Granada
but nov the United States of Columbia,
During the Generals residence at Bogo-
Ia, Of less khan three years. duration, he
has had 10 deal wiIh thses diHeFenE ad-
miuistratiphs of sbe government there,
aud has cultivated, as 10 duty bound, feel
ings Of amity With all, never negleetlng
for one moment TO guard well the inter
ests of his own county, at the same time,
as the papers of thai country show, OBJ
serving himself and coanselling bis eoun-
tgymen TO the strictess neutrality between
the two cdatending parties to the uafoT-
tunate revolution or civil war which has
existed there for tbe last twenty monshs.
IL was his COED fortune, also, TO have been
mainly instrumental Ia preventing lhe ex-
ecution OF the late President Ospeiaa and
his brothEr, who were both condemned to
be shot, as well as q citizen OF Vegegurla
though bis strenuous efforts ia sheir belA4li
With Pres 4ident MosqueFo, now the ehiei
| m magistrate Of the county, could not pro.
cure che pardon Of Agailiar. Morales azEl
HaTnand9es.
lie protested agaipst the right qf Lbs
Mos. aers, OF liberal party, hrs& to iln
press the steamers Of AmeFicau citizens
Into shelt service withSat eompsnsatieR q
| and prev snssa the same, aRd did 80 aftet
| wards as to the conservative pnrty.
Our sxn government. ia notifying tia
| of New Granada Of Gen. Jones' recall
/ spdke Of the zeal With which hs had fpl
| Rlled Aia forner instsussioss, and utteFa'
/ the hope that be wunId execute the tas
oas, nsazAely: ssTc express TO Presiden
BEosqasaa, the desire ofshe United State
% strengthen the friendly intercourse mon
existing! betweea the two countries I'd
/ Prssidsasz in parting With Gan. Jonet
fwarrnly keciurocated the sentiments cpfa
Imuaieassds sysnpsthixiag wish cur gavarh
4 megs I'm Eies present troubles, asa express
ling for him personally the wartaest al
saranoea ef his high esteem Baiaimof
SAM
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

PARsos BKowNLow IN JAH~--A dispatch
from Louisville stases that TIE. Somewhat
Notorious Parson Brownlow, of Tennessee
has been arrested By the rebels as Knox'
vile, and is now ln jail, on a charge 81
treason against she Confedexate Govara.
mAne. The parson did his full share II
the work Of breaking ap the Nationol Ue,
ioa, for which anu Eebels rappearse Civ.
Asm no cradit. His presens ioyaity Ia hai
graAk crime in their esaimasion. rts r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

% En Misseari shs ssasA boy Of Prsss's
army Il rsrsstiek soushwafa 10 sssape
Gan- pape. sssHsSiias aaaas q rebsls
are somnissing aaprsasaisns shroaghans
norsh Missouri. y 54fs s'ta -sssf9
i The Paib Pasris says fsia asserted
thai Franod and other grsat Powers hass
been nonsalAed By Gseal Britain, and have
expressed sAs epinioa shas the conaucs Of
.capt. wilkes was i ayioistfon Of intsrna-
henal and nsussal laws. sisfg b..
The Europa kas sailed, and b il sasasr-
ed took bIasan ana SEfdsll from Fort
Warren.
aCoagress4aaa Ely haa3 arriTed from
RiOausaad, saviag ksan exchanged for
Air. FanlknkEs 81 Ia a,sai a. es# ua
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

Foor RACE Tux G5O.-A foot race Of
great and immense interest took place on
Monday At HeekRsywiek, between Mills,
Of Louden, and North American Eadian
called 'sThe Deer Foot From 1000 to
5000 persons were present. The race was
sig miles, for ESQ and the Chan1pion's
belt. After a most exciting race, eaeh
man alternately taking the lead, Mitlswbn
by Ave yards. Time, 80 minutes
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

~ The n. 7. Journal Of Commerrs
desiguates as members oft White Feath-
81 party the Republicans who, irighted at
sheir own shadows, and, confident Of the
inability of white npn to defend the Tn.
ion, are oyeFpoweFed by terror and 20 of
into shgisks for the halp of ths slaves,
without which they axpsct 70 be wiped out
of existence.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

10" Intelligence has bean received at
the Nary Department in relation to the
overhaalng Of the ship Montm orsacie,
of Bath, Maine, 90 the 18th ul'., By the
pirate Sumpts', ia lat. ao.3a norsA, long
5s.40 west. She was last from Wales,
loaded With coal for the British Mail
Steam Company at St. Thomas. The
ship Was ransomed by. the payment Of
$40, OGD, and allowed TO proceed, after
taking a quantity ospaints and other ship
stores from her. -.............