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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26
I'D THE PUBLIC.
CRESCENT Chr, Sept. 2, 1862.
W. I. CAAfBELk, 0cl1Itsty ssv

". 1. GAAfsEL4s ucasItsfy Il .
h. .... Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Dear Sir--It is just two months since
yoa commenced treating my wife's eyes,
and | am happy to say they are entirely
restored. For three years previous to
yoar treatment, she was unable to see,
ana We aud disPSiTed of their ever being
restored, but now she does her own york
al can thread the finest cambria needle.
Yours truly, 81
[2mwl WILLIAM OASS,
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CONSTIPATION

CONSTIPATION.
IT. asssssIgasd. Row ssTsaty-ave years old, las
Z. rsa,. devoted his SiEse 10 curing his PaYiahsE-
st4s4 tie peer in New YoE& Of thess dreadful
az,...ats, which carly thousand and Thousands
2as actuely grave; he has seldSm failed TO care
A. r.. awe applIsd to hin fer relied, and bsaiaT-
asui9bsa Christian's duty to relieve those a.
sal1. Is vel as at hone, he viii send ta IAsss
~ reeslrs H. Copy Of Prescriptions used, SErss
II CHARGE wfsa directions faFprepaTiEg and using
he sane A.sa rales on Diet, BATHING. VsAtiIa-
a AMI Exercise Tor she Siok, tAsy viii and thsSs
;-z43.e. sass taEe for Consumption, anA all dis
use + lie Throat aud Lungz, Fsvsg and Agas,
l54.apaaoa, Heart Disease, Dyspepsia, Nervous
-, ~ ,at Female Complaints, and be hopes sy-
ar D. A. I'd viii send for copy, a. 1t will eoss
,'a-ag iat thoss suseTihg should apply bstors IL
a. .4.s Tasss Prescriptions are used BY the
Ia szLasEI PaysIel4ns in London, PARIS and New
III nose wishing eta VIII please address
REV DR. CHAMBERLAIN,
wluizmaSurgh, New York.
De9 u 1890 IL
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IRISH STEAMSHIP LlkEl
Steam Between Ireland & America
NEW YORK. BOSTON AND GALWAY.

NEW YORK, BOSTON AND GALWAY.
s sI tGisG paaais s eel stssaasaiSs
compose ina above line; = -
ADR4kTaC, $50 toes Surten oAFs J. MAuaY
HfBERRTA, 4, SO teas barfhen, Capt n PRowbx
ogin Isl, 80 go :" " =. I LEsTci e.
S Rseii;1e TO s ssTn9h''S
PAaKUE AEaRHT tsgsw) =. - =
ons Of the shove ships will leave Esv Yofs or
wRy, carrying ne sevefusasas mails, touehlng At
81. I0hts, NJ r. " saA@1#=l57 sErt sss* .s-s
Tas Steamers se this llHs Asysl seen coussractea
with the greatest care unass tae saperyistcn os
sse snexeelIsd for eomFogt safety ap speed b. any
aaeameSs assoas. Ehey are connnAnssasiby khis and
Isxpe rteneed eaRcegs, and every eaeFtion VIII Be
a d axpeEieac~a swxS soa attached 10 each sails.
RATEs or FAsaAaE. sees sF&~.@
Ftrst-cIaas from u z. % Bossen 20 ssasawsy
| srLfvsrpooi, Fa3 80 s E sfu@
/ @ANs n8=eiams, sz&754 ~ . 4 = 2 70
FiFst-etass, @t 70 81 SNAa -
| Thira-eiass a4s 20 galzwag or Liverpool
| or Any town In ireland. On Railway. 10
brswlsIons st che best duallty, cooked aad ssry
III tbs servants Of tbs COMPANY
| R~ RETUaE TtcEETa.
/ Psrttez WISHING to send fer taeif hieuak from
ths cid Country can pbtAtn tickets frvlu sny iowa
i gallway. ii rrelau, u frga any VI he prigsi-
bai cities of England or stoslsnd ~ TeSy low rates
| rssssengfrs Tor hsR YoFK aFfivipg w toe n8stoa
sssa@efs, VIII be forwarded % View gsFk fsss Of
| rar passass sr turner Iassfn.stsea sgsss d :
/ VIM III wrSKMAM
Atithe siaes Of The Csmpsny on thswnarf fOes o.
o'"'' s1f aos sz 1T I AasawwksA, Assat..
lar isissi, Ff "a
Il Eaa 5sHft s4sss ~ ss e &8f S1 ,asstz&8 Ii F8s3Rs II
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= a. w. Id HILL
ron SALE.

fhe 8aAsaS ike4 s&a8 cor aaias o AugBEE GEnSxsA
LAR AAw MElsx4 wish MI ahs Gssrazg, BssItns aaa
oahax sahFakns fAE Fnaaiax Lac RMane. esnauaa4eA~
Tha eli siu be Aas& kss sad gsec& tskar In Dssss
p%ymsnI rae In ssa be raa as asaasr sssasa a.
wafer pg~ss. RsxBeHs AsssTsag "a psxsChsas q z&ss
mil On EasA ssxsns ard "a Fuaanna pxtrs wsss L.
wssl ~ give mo . aAA ~ aay Hssawafa sssxs, Lsm-
VI Nraaawsy. Esancii Elugs q - -I-Fss
Also Gaanias GsEAine oamplste win "a sasa
with zoe aill. q. j. P0x.
Juiy ., isa& 40 sAa I'm
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SUFFOLK R0A ms
NOTICE.

Left at the Enion HoaSs, IN thiS cay, the 3Sth
day Of April last, hg an unknown reFEon, the fgI-
tlvnE goods which will be sold On Tuesday u e ID
d4g Of me ISd2, to pay charges, uness the owner
eRtftar Ese sApts eefaFe ths Dag II sale. Dae Sas
rdf han STOCK and raised sight, very nearly neg
uae sf&s& sEFtps9 cotton ghiKs ana one pair b ue
stripes pauss, IS Ia
sale % take PLACE al 10 oegeek A, u. sttag tn
May1TNBSas a4sssf 80 -s @# e. ~ - ~w4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

THE DOLLAR DEALER
FOR The WAR.
During the conttaaanGs Of the gar, the weekly
PLArs IlgALEa will be ssnt 10 single subscribers
rnrfts4 EEsE AsEs Ez L#T4H#
One Dollar Per Year.
This Is cheaper thaa 1t was ever eefore offered to
the public. ---..s.,
Te gtal asa lsr bslosxa TO gas 'fAasoasssa RSsss
isfuruished with sa De TFsigrspAc Reports so
that the movements Of eur army are known TO as
as soon as they are il wsshingtou or New FORK,
wahaye the best e0vpa Of Army Correspondents
81 any paper in the west, A full account Ut all
Battles, by sea or b. Land, sill be found In this
paper; also, a full hist Of the
KILLED. WOUNDED AND MISSING.
The times ara rife wisa sgertEias events. Oar
toantEy's history Is being writes In blood, Let
svsry man who has got Dollar take live news
paper. New lie the time IN subscribe
A CIub Of ten suatlsaa shs aatGer up to eas copy
sxtFst Address,
wv. GRAY,
u Cleveland, Ohio.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

u The Government tax on newspa-
papers is excessive. 1t reaches them in
four diasrans ways. The tax on white
pepeE is.lsrgs~-on nixon every adver-
tisement-on the ineome. Ikwould seem
that the tax was arranged to eRbarrass
seEspapers. Ii esrsaialY forces them 30
raiss their prices or publish at an actual
toss. The price Of white paper has To-
areaasd vathin shA pass hrse md lila 10
the Extraordinary degree Of thirty ssz per
eeRs!
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

- The New York HsvaIa says thsso
is rnmor that General Burnside will be
removed and General Hoooker appointed
in his place as soon ~ Wind or weather
permits. Why does not the administra-
ton adopt the Athenian plan, and lei oil
the generals take the chief command by
tarns, each one keeping il for one dag 2
This plan Worked wsli in the Asheaian
arny for by and BIZ the tura came TO
General Miltiadss, and he spent bis day in
giving The Persian azmy srsmendioaa
logging al AaraAhen. Lei ~ have .
new genersl.in- chief every day, and va
may and our Militadbs, said wia oar Ma-
EashoA alter d Wills. Sc ea a sa8
E54 - i &
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

JQB PRINTTsa-AoRE Nav TTrH--We
s's recently added TO our JOB oace, Large let oi
~ ryps, Cats, Bosaesa, &ers aa at sAsHest quail
7aa4 lassst styiss, and ws are now better Prsp&s-
s.a4n sver, to execute every variety al plain Asa
AaJ Job Printing seat, sssGk &@a eAsa1. We
use the largest and best assortment Of Seselna
ssssriAI ths west and eaa tara ous any Kind Of
rrE taa4 may BE desired, on short uslica.
EareAants and otAsrH h4vina PriAting 70 BE sd,
~ requested 70 call and examine specimens Of
VT AID prices. We guarantee satisfaction In
fTt-y CASE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

CoaxxsssAi Am fTsANsuAl.Hod
Bank Note Reporter of the 18th inss.,
makes the following slassmeaa AIS .
The bank statement Of this week 10 =
lfs1sss Icans ats ,Do, 500; decrease,
VIZ E0s. ! spssis, ssa, 7s4, 1853; increase
ssi&,ss2. Circulation, %, 7s2, 800; de-
eFsess, ia ism Usepsisa, yl6y9ss, eS4;
decrease, 81, 47s,6i3. The changes are
animpoTsaas, bat abe fsdussa oirsulaaasa,
Shsa currency 10 not ever plsnty, Is rash-
sr singular.
sAonsyaa s PR oeas wish transactions
at in some eases, when sapAeaasa are
In Q legitimate aud safe business, but
spectators are obliged se}ssaad 8 AID I
Per cant, If they dabbls In stocks.
The Secretary Of the Treasury ia In mar
kss sslssl pa, oO,sss pfsha7 No Treas,
ury Notes, bsing che balance Of the au-
thorsasd issue not disposed of.
Gold is at lss, ranging peg cent, tai
shes Way, with exchange at 1S7, q higher
figure than yst reached, and occasioned
BY the removal of Mcclellan. Stocks are
depressed this wssk. generally, but rail.
ways are influenced rather less than 9th
sr lines. - - = >, rs. j. a. i
The advance ss 'hrsads4aHa IL respondG
ing to tas rise Of gold and sterling ex-
change, and 10 TO Is canEs per barrel is |
he figure. Quotations are all the way
rom 1895 "supsrfne State" to $1,000
choice family" per barrel. All sorts
IT provisions are tending upward. COZ
ss under the agile of Government Java
. bald At 81 CENTS Wholesale, Bio, 81
tents. Cotton is quoted at GO.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

70 pxrsrEEs-TyrE EoR SALR---Wsh have
% hand lsa fer sails the following sisss Of sseehd
n.pa gpe. rAleA viii be soid very ehsaR for CASH.
10 LES RuRsE0Esp
&s RHEFEEA,
above type is all in good eonaltisR, AID cApa-
4. {. sslzs very fair WORK WeH8Ts, alss, aaAn-
nj, u saooa4 hand yoBBrMe GATEaIALs which
Vii b sold low for casa. Specimens OF tAs wpTk
~ "a application, tagstAsr vita list ss prices.
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AND sHlyzRl

why viii yaa iiHxez with lAa ahlaas asaa HsssnE
wh@n ssnsiks Tsase s1TpRs akaphaass Azss seaa-.
psuRas Sssmaa4 ASas Mlxkarss 0axoesasB taaikh
GhstkkSSda all sovereign gnensdkas for emilia and
fsssssa ca be hAa Al 9AK2AMAMa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

Al persons ere hereby caatiaasd against buying
a cl,Fiala Eute made By 3. Mcbride at CouRch
BIaas, nec. 18th, 1854, sud payable 70 5ohn Ham
gnar N AZ isb -lSS2, The said Rots havAhE eseS
l0as ami lAe amo unG pad hT Mcbride 10 HaHaer-
All persons are hereby warned sgalast nesenAtIhg
Sab4 u8te, ." JOHN hAA2Eh'
- 4iy 30, 1853. ...sa ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

The Draft IN Naw York State haa
bead itxiasanisalS postponed. '''''
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Special Business Susas II
~ BLasss sads ss pasA asad
All tAs Bs9ls Qases. =

pxwsa pgass veR 6Alz.-- We h@ve On
"a ser ssls. ssf assssssv pessss Presses,
Sa@a a ,.sxius ems sAesssaa isAeFsssaess per
saRs-' "a wanantsd 10 "a 30 work. fsxmsasw.
s.,turshsr isfszaHaaaas zs
- RAaaGxr = 0AmgKsT3R.
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=
g. Hodge, fsssf 1sosrx s,,e,.,,s n.

60 We have for sale few excellent
CUTTING Boxes which will be soia
cheap. Every perssR having stock to
feed, needs one. Call and examine.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

ToCossUmFrIVKs aRd those afflicted with
srPzFSIA.
NERY0us pEBTLITT,
HKAgg DIsRASR,
FRFER AaUE,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26
!, .sxs.--Ve have On AAad and For

RsAsgss-~We SAYS o0 AsA1s $50. ASA
- wsyyausss pssaz. pssas n Rsass xras-
~ ', a.. Iust.oss BLANKS, TownaAip Plata and
Se8A N...sx,usIoa 81 BLANK wurkaoae 81 this eaass
d. n. best style and Ut low prices Frsl.a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

-" - - -.
Gold is selling 10 New York at a
,rsuiuua ogl.sLF0aS8
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

GTAAGkD Oh sTOLKG i
- IN Mcaasy, 5sns ar1, d span Of ghssnat
srsa8 efs@ss 8Hs OF sha horses Ia about nine ana
tns other about ten years old One Of the hssses
hAa white star In the forehead asaa enc Waite
Aha foeL, the other has grey ktxeak DOWN thg
Of tAe hArSF y any Infosaa Ina wAfsn msy IsAa IL
thzif Fseovefy sIIsL b BOWEN.
Council aleas Juns Issh fssav sssaaa Milas
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LAND NorrCR

GWAMP LAND NOTICE -'~
- Notics Ia HEREBY given To hoIaeFH Of Pre-
Emptlon Certificates Of even sections al swsrnn
Land IN Pettawatsamie county. 10 present "a g
same to the Clerk of the Bsard Of supervi sarn OF
sAas eegasys and % Rsy Eas she iAnd aad sssssye
ueeas thefetoE On OF befors tAs gst dag Of 0oAober
ae1s oF thssF saainss wfii be forfeited 10 ne com
u. By order Of The Beard
o u. Y BuRDiCK, CLERK.
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TIE Mt q Y 70 AsAR szsss DAAss
C enc 10 A l. WI a arc

Ii also kept ST the place for breeding purpes
es, and ~ terms are sRch 70 make u for the ia
tefFst of evey FakHr 10 procurs some Of his stock
Two thorough bred 49, ~"-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-29

Here follows list OF the alleged atrocities
committed by Builder and his command, Iutiu-
ding his conhac ton order.
Lhc proclamation concludes as iy,IOWe:
And whereas the President of the United
States has by pU5lc and oliieiaI declarations
si2niGed not only lis approval OF the effort to
excite sCYyiG way within The Confederate
States, but hls mention to give aid and en-
courogemen5 thereto il these independent states
shall continue to refuse submission to foreign
power after the first day Of January next, and
has thus made known that all appeal to the law
Of nations OF the dictates OF reason and the m
stincts of humanity would be addressed in VAIN
to OUT enemies, and That they can be deferred
from the commission Of these crimes only by the
terrors OF just retrIbutlOn.
Now, therefore, |, Jefferson Davis, President
Of the Confederate States Of America, and ac-
ting by their authority, appealing to the Divine
Judge in attestino that their conduct is not
guided by the passion o. revenge, but that they
reluctantly yield to the solemn duty OF redress
ing by necessary severity, crimes OF which
their citizens are the victims, do issue this, my
proclamation, and by virtue of my authority,
as COMMUNICATIVE Chief Of the armies OF the
Confederate States, do order
First. That all commissioned officers in the
cOln"dnu OF D6HJ. J.. DulleT Dc Oecldreu uOG ol-
titled to be considered as soldiers engaged in
honorable warfare, but as robbers and crsm-
uals, deserving death, and that they and each
Of them be, whenever captured, reserved for ex-
ecutOn.
Second. That the private soldiers and non
commissioned officers in the army Of said Butler
be considered as only the Instruments used for
the commission OF crimes perpetrated by his or
ders and not as Tree agents, that they, therefore,
be treated, when captured, as prisoners 81 war,
with knGness and humanity, and be sent home
on the usual parole, that they viii in no man
nor IA or serve tho United States in an. capac-
ty during the continuance Of this war, unless
daily exchanged.
Inird. bat all negro slaves captured IN
arm5 be W once delivered oyog 10 the EXecutye
authorities Of the respective SrG.ea to which
eaey belong, to be dealt it'll according to the
laws 0! said (Jate
Fourth. That the like orders re executed in
all cases with spec; toad commissioned oihcals
| OF tile Lui!aa STAGES when found serving II com
| P-oy WIin e4I slaves in instruction against
the authorities o5 the diHcIeu. States Of hi,
Conle4cracy. In testimony whereof | lave
signed these presents and cause the seal Of thi
Cor lgderate Slates OF America to be affixed there
to AZ tie cay oI Richmond on tbs I'D Gay
/ OF December q TIC year Of our Lord enc thou
sand eight hundred and sixty two
JEFEERSON DAVIS.
Dy tie President,
j. p. BENJAMIN, Secretary OF State.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-29

New York, Dec. o. The following are ex-
tracts from JEFF. Davis poocamaton. After
detailing the facts about the execution Of Num-
ford at New Orleans, Jeff. Davis says:
Now therefore !, Jefferson DAVIS, President
Of the Confederate States Of America, do pro-
nounce and clare the said Benz. +. Butler to
be clon deserving of capital punishment. |
do order that he shall no longer be considered
or treated simply IS public enemy Of the Con-
ieIcrate States Of America, but as an outlaw
and common enemy Of mankind, and that in the
event Of his capture the officer in command Of
the capturing force DO cause him to be immedi-
atelY executed by hanging And | do farther
order that no commissioned officer Of the United
States, taken captive, shall be released on pa
role before exchange, until said Butler shall
have met with due punishment Tor his crimes.
Ard whereas the hosiiiities waged against
this Conlcdcracy by the forces of the United
States, under the command OF said Benjamin /.
Butler, have borne no resemblance to such war
fare as is alone permissible by the rules of inter
national law, or the usage Of civilization, but
have been characterized by repeated atrocities
and outrages.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-29

NEW YoEK. Dec, q. A special Washington
despatch says all our sick have been brought
from Falmouth The request ior Transports
t!on is 50 great th"; outside supplies cannot be
forwarded 10 the army.
OR troops have already made many rude
wooden structures for shelter. An old lady ar
rived here yesterday from Fredericksburg hay
ing passed into cur lines under a flag of truce
by Gen. Longst,cet, to meet her husband, who
is Union refugee from that city. She reports
that the rebel soldery treated the property Of
the citizens quite as badly as the Yankees, and
that only one person mt connected with the
army was killed at Fredericksburg-a woman
who was encirnte She says that the leaders of
the rebel army are constantly promising the
soldiers to lead them through Maryland nd go
into winter quarters in Philadelphia. She was
in kicqmond not long ago, and represents the
scarcity OF shoes and other necessary articles OF
wearing apparel as almost incredible.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-29
NV 'E'EHlEGTEGAE2Ef
TO TIE FREEMAN.
r O'CLOCK a. M.

W,su1cxToH. Dec. %. The French minister
here has received ard presented to our govern
ment q formal complaint of the treatment OF
French subjects at New Orleans
II is understood here that although the com
nlaints of foreign powers formerly received
here, NAV have had their influence IN causing
the anpointment of Gen. Banks to supercede
Gen. Butler, the latter is highly esteemed by
President Lincoln, and will be rendered com
mand of high importance.
The rebel cavalry continue to dash IN be
tween this city aud the army OF the Potomac,
occasionally capturing suffers wagons or sup
nlv trains with small escorts.
NEW YoRK. Dec. 2S The steamship Roam
oke, from New Orleans the 18Th Inst, VIA La
yana the POI, arrived to-day. She brings news
of an interesting character.
The North Star with Gen. Blnhs and staff
arrived at New Orleans on the eve o. the Itth,
and the news TRANSFERRED on the following day
thatGen. Butler had becn superseded, winch &C.
casfoDc4 the utmost surprise among al classes.
Even The registered enemies u the Unlted
States We're sorry to part with an officer WAo
has at l3a>. brought crIer ana security 10 inc
city.
" Inc l''A NVa0' " t0 '''" '',' 80,
he11q1%24eI8 ''h' N""'4 'N'''
Bank - the DslaF'"1i-',' ~ a., 3u,' "''''
sured Ain -AAl .'3 "o"iH lH' '.oI7 ''00i' '''o
were reIlJ 70 ~ W o'..2' t,,t ~
oTueE Se-' '''''"' I've 40
Only po~-a'9 ~ "''~ III go
was chat IL ao'"@ 80 ~ vas w, ~ "H ~ No.
OF the government o. C'o OHleN 4":s''
meeting was mo'3 "''''' NC Wy NV n.
ton OF cacn ON. s'"H>' oV'' 4D'' 49,
Withdrew. "ea. D0H"f wen "1u'gss,1 ''l.
HtNn Ly4'5'''"1 J., +tn'1,,o,, ,,,,,,
assist bis successor. ne sPoh7 ia 'oe most gen
erou7 m&on'r o. wen. i'silH, '.'- '''li ~. .....
Gen. n0.ef parting '.I"l'>' :" ms '-'"P'
bears dE'e 81 me i2l. 1-' rlI I nov
terms to their success III inc heiu' ''u0 'n' le0
toratloh oi o4o.L on" ~ =.
.Ooleana, anu 70 Il'9 - wy ''"t 'i'7
wives AID children q 'HeIf enemies lie states
that the eAI~l'oh "I... y I 1ass -; rn,r
nected cost the government 'eSS y Io41 " I"'
than any otheE, ana csoSfS ny TtyiDs ''"' 'Ie
speaking the OF "QIo I"LI"1H 10 'no 0"lS
Sorro"Au! thouo"' ~ '"" OC-aIJ No' t'' w.
to their lNtu10 colh'!'"io7A % "04'''J "a +'''
love
On the lOth Nen' BANKS lSSucu d Sen1Idi OF
der IN when ne assumes colhLnaiu vi 'n 9, ue-
partment o. the Gun anu VI T.l' 2'"'o VI e4@a
and names his Stati, VINO are already Nno"n AT
the North: Gen. BANKS aIso ls'ieo an oEoe'
that all military ana ciTl! olncefs III 'n9 oeaF'-
ment should report 10 nm, anu ano,4el y S .
pending all sales Oh properly on @'0oN"' VI vac
United States until lurlneI oLooiS -,
Gen bahhs was 1oS'',' & +ron ",' ,,h
terlstlc energy o90Q % t'g 'lI"L ,oa " p &o
compahieu mum n@I t%.,''( 4'Lp'I'
and he remanoef o. '1 ,o vAp riva5 "o"i" &c
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-29

New YORK, Dec. q. jeff. Davis proclama-
ton is dated Kich,rond, Dee. %. It's anthem
tcey is shown by the following extract from
the Richmond DiSpatch
"Ihe proclamation against Butler and his
associates come " TO the iull measure Of public
expectation. The deliberations from which the
conclusions Of the Executive have been arrived
at give additional solemnty and digniry to his
purpose"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-29

New York, Dec 2S.-The steamer George c.
Collins, from Newh n. c., the 25th has ar
rived, She brings no news. The health OF
the troops is good, and all is quiet.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-29

WAsurNoroE, Dec. C2. Accounts from Utah
represynJ the recently appointed United State
judges to be dissatisfied with the condition OF
AFFAIRS 10 tba, territory, the Legislative Assem-
bly, sal throwing every obstacle in the way OF
holding courtsand bringing criminals 10 justice.
Senator Browning Of illinois, has Introduced a
bill cudeayoring 10 remedy these defects, bat
from all accounts one thing seems to be certain,
viz THAI the United States government Will
have to meet the Issue in Utah at once and for
all, by promp. and vigorous measures. Owing
to the Inefficient conduct of former adminjstra-
tons the accommodating evils have become diff
cult to remedy AMI the former contempt for the
Home Government is intensified.
4 report has reached Washington that
company Of the 2nd Pennsylvania cavalry,
commanded by Col. Price, stationed at Ocoquan
was surprised this morning by q detachment OF
rebel cavalry. \ fight occurred in which mum
Der were wounded, and Capt. johnson Of the
Pennsylvania cavalry, who was in command,
killed. Several supply wagons were captured
by the enemy.
1t is also stated that the rebels captured some
of our troops and a battery at Dumfries.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-29

CAIRO, Dec give have received nothing
to-day in regard to movements of our forces
against the rebels who are operating in North
western Tennessee. The rebels have done great
damage III the river bottom. They have burned
two long bridges over the river, and destroyed
,wo miles Of treSsle.work at Nliddleburg. 1t Is
reported this evening thai orders have been
given for our forces to evacuate Island No. 10,
to spike the guns there and blow up the mag
azuey.
Information hes been received to-day that
truius are running on The railroad between
jackson and Trenton, and Jlat TWO thousand Of
car troops ere ct the latter place.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-29

j. P. BENJAMIN, Secretary OF State.