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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14
THE REPORTED BURNING OF vICKSBURG.
SOUTHERN FAMILIES COMING NORTH.

NpNtH'NN to'iNN NOht
Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune.
MsSPHIs, Thursday juno u,
Via CAiSo, Friday, June 49, 1859.
The reports that the Rebels have burned Vicksburg
are not credited.
Several gunboats and rams are starting on a recon
Doissance up White River.
Many families are starting North who have been
waiting months for the Union forces. D.. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14
CaNP FiFTU REGfsEsT VERMONT VI
CHA .loIuiuy RIVER. Va, Jul


You have no .oubt before this time received the
particulars Of the great battle fought Saturday after
noon and Sunday morning, within four or five miles
from our camp. Although the contendng armies
were almost in sight, and the smoke and din OF bat
tie was heard yet at this time, after Interval of
three DAYS, we know nothing about 1t beyond It's
genera resu-ihat of victory TO our arms, but at
tended with severe loss.
Tie water is subsidng on the iats OF the river,
and large working parties OF soders are engaged IN
completing the bridges, and causewaying with bgs
the colt and mry roads. In telling timber for this
purpose occasionally accident happens. Last
Friday, in walking about the camp, / saw the body
of a soldier of Company ID, ID United States ArtiI-
lery, who had been Just killed by the fall Of tree
as lie was riding his horse TO water. His name was
Lyman PaTkerson," OF Herkimer, Herkimer Coun-
ty, N y.
The Virginia thunder-storms OF which we have
g. many of late, are pretty large for State
which has Just set up for itself. We had one last
night, the lightning striking apparently near the
camp.
This morning, on going up to the Artillery camp,
la the open plain near the hospital buildings.
poor follow lying dead on a stretcher covered with
r. blanket, who had been killed this morning about
3 o'clock, by thunderbolt which struck low, Hat
tent in which Is men were sleeping. Fourteen of
them were more or less injured. The man who war
killed was named James Bryant OF Bath, Steuben
County, n. Y. lie belonged ~ battery T., Wheeler
LIT New.Yo Volunteers, and was about - years
old. His comrades seemed 10 regret his loss very
much, ~ they said he was good man as well AZ "a
rood soldier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

CAIRO Friday June II, 100.
The Rebel gunboat Sumter arrived tonight. She
WIS considerably shattered in the late fight before
Memphis. She will be repaired Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14
FROM GEN. WOODS DEPARTMENT.

BALrIhORR Friday, June 13. 1907.
Gen. Wool and Staff are at Annapolis, making ar
engagements for the organization of the Camp of
Instruction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14
FROM GEN. GEARYS BRIGADE

FROM GEN. GEARY'S BRIGADE.
RESULTS OF THE ADVANCE AGAINST JACKSON
MOVEMENTS OF GEARY's BRIGADE-KAN-
AssAs GAP RAILROAD HELD As A MILITARY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14
THE RATTLE OF FAIR OAKS.

ACCIDENTS IN CAMP--vIRGiNA THUNDER
sToRNs-TIE TRUE POLICY TO BE ADOPTED
TOWARD TIN. REBELS AND sLAvERi-HKASY
TRANSFORMATIONS OF CANPs-fREfARA-
TIaNs ron lVO.SI<C-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-08-27

r vi. CAREY, vi. D. Graduate of the E.
y. NJ. Institute, Cincinnat) would respectfully
announce to the citizens of Wyoming and Luzerne
Counties that he continues his regular practice in the
various departments of his profession May found
at his Office or residence when not professionally alb
sent
Eg Particular attention given to the treatment
OF Chronic Diseas.
Centremoreland Wyoming Co. Pa.-v2n2.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-08-27
THE CONTRABANDS.

The number of contrabands with McClel-
lan's army is estimated at two thousand.--
They are well fed, and sheltered in tents.-
For all this says letter in the Philadelphia
Inquirer, (Repubhcan,) the manager of them
has to deal with them as though they were
animals, to keep them in proper trim. They
are up to all kinds of lodges to keep from
work. Yesterday" he adds 81 saw the
guard unearth one fellow who had hid him-
self away under pile of old clothes. How
he got along without being smothereG is a
mystery TO me. He finally marched to work
with shovel over his shoulder, grinning at
his success in sodgering for time. This
one darkey is only type of all seen here.
They imagine they should do nothing but
eat, drink and sleep. There is no Disgusting
the fact, they want the whip badly. The me-
gro women seem to have more energy than
the men, and are very expert in carrying
heavy loads upon their heads
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-08-27
THE sTICK.PLAsTER CURRENCY.
ga thing of beauty is a joy forever"

A thing of beauty is joy forever"
Thus wrote the delicate Keats, but Keats
never knew the luxury of a stick plaster cur
rency. Postage stamps, gummed with the
best adhesive, sticking to sweaty fingers
were unknown in his primitive age If Con-
gress had not adjourned it is believed that it
would have made molasscs candy legal ten
der by this time. 1t seem ed to be trying to
invent currency that would stick to people.
1t is such general complaint that money
cannot be kept, that it was evident by the
bright idea of this Congress to give the peo.
pie something that would stick to them.
Just think, too, how delightful this currency
is for my business With hands all wet
from compounding drinks, am just prepar-
ed to finger postage stamps How they do
stick though BY the way, why not make
a plug of tobacco legal tender Have it put
up in cuds" from one cent upwards in price
it would be just the thing That would
not stick Those who use snuff might put
it in envelopes. after the fashion of postage
stamps. If the war is to continue year or
two longer, 1 go IN for the "legal tender
cuds." Away with the postage stamp nui-
sance. 1t has caused more profanity since
its adoption than can be atoned for in a
twelve month. Ifit is not speedily abolish
ished, shall begin to think seriously about
retiring from BEHIND THE COUNTER.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-08-27
Dott' s Gorntr.
TO.MOrrOw.

Did we but know what lies beyond
This varied, shadowy vale we tread
How often would our souls despond,
Our eyes the tears of sorrow shed
But God, who knows what's best to do
Who sees us from His starry throne,
Has wisely hidden from our view
That which had better stay unknown.
We walk to-day in conscious pride,
And hang the flag of hope on high;
But ah tomorrow, by our side,
Some friend may lay him down and die;
Some early flower that won our praise,
Some altar where we laid our trust,
Some flower, ere dies the evening rays,
May trampled be, and laid in dust.
Youth dreams of many glorious things,
AS on he hies on pleasures track;
Each day some newborn promise brings,
He turns no eye to sorrow back
The fowery fields are all before,
His eyes on some bright stars are set;
Lille is to him sunny shore,
He'll learn it has its shadow yet.
Tomorrow! In its secret shade,
I little know what is for me;
I may be with my father laid,
Or wrecked on dire misfortune's sea;
But far beyond life's boundary, lives
The everlasting army bright;
And he alone, who takes and gives,
Can guide my wandering feet Alright.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-08-27
9uslness Nutlres.

CEO. 8. TUITION, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
" Tunkhannock, Pa. Office In Starks Brick
Block, Tioga street.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-08-27
y. w. RHoADS. MI. ID,

(Graduate Of the University Of Penn'a)
Respectfully offers his professional services to the
citizens of Tunkhpnnock and vicinity. He can bC
found, when not professionally engaged either at hi
Drug Store or at his residence on Putnam Street.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-08-27

NT7M. Nj. PIATT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Of
w fee in Starks Brick Block, Tioga ST., Tunk-
hanneck, Pa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-08-27
DR.. j. G.. BECKER e Co.,
PHYSICIANS s. SURGEONS,

Would respectfully to the citizens of Wy
oming that they have located at Mehoopany, where
they will PROMPTLY attend to all calls in the live OF
their profession. May be found at his Drug Store
when not professionally absent.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-08-27
WALLS HOTEL,

LATE AMERICAN HOUSE,,
TUNKHANNOCK,W WYOMING CO, PA.
THIS establishment has recently been reftted and
l. furnished in the latest style. Every attention
will be given to the comfort and convenience of those
who patronize the House.
T. B. WALL, Owner and Proprietor.
Tunkhannock, September II, 1861.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-08-27

Terms--l copy year, lin advahce) Sl.50 II
not pain within six months, $500 will be charged.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-08-27
NEW SERIES,
9urtk Yranrb Qemntrat.

A weekly Democratic
paper, devoted to Pol
ltics, News, the Arts
and Sciences &c. Pub
lished every Wednes-
day, at Tunkhannock,
Wyoming County, Pa.
BY HARVEY SlCKLER.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12
TAR INDIAN wAR oyER THE LAST
OF TIE INDIA ss ssKEDADnLgu.

1 We left Camp Release, near Lac Qui
Parle, on Saturday last, at which time oil
Was quiet, and 40 apprehension Of further
difficulties wrth the Indians existed in
any quarter.
The white aaa mixed breed captiYes, it
was thought had ali, or about aIl, reached
camp altogether numbering perhaps a.
boat two hundred pfisonsrs. Thsrs are
from one huadred and Afty TO two hun
dred lodges of Sioux Indians encamped
adjoining Col. Sibley, a considerable
number Of whom bad been identifed by
oaptives and others as participants In the
several fights and in the murders and out.
RACES committed st the agencies and on
the frontier. A drum head court martial
bad been 10 session for some ten DAYS and
was still in progress when we left. Quite
a number Of Indians had been convicted,
and were under sentence TO be hanged
when We left. New arrests we're made
daily, and We have no doubt but that the
Indian eacampmeut would be thoroughly
purged Of all the rascals guilty Of pArtfe-
ipatiion in theoutbreak.
The number Of Indians was daily in
crossing by dessrtIon from Little Grow
On Saturday [ths day we isftl party we
heard estimated as high % forty Eve
lodges, would be under flag of truce, to
give themselves up for the purpose of saw
ing their families.
Little Crow, at last advices, had been
deserted By nearly all his followers-Aad
abaadoned his trains, mounted his Wo-
men aud children upon horses, and was
making most preoipitass fight in the |
dsreeaion of the Rocky Mountains. The |
latest news from him was received by !
Mrs. Higgins, wife of a missionary muir |
dsred at Lac qui Psrle, who reported him |
some 30 miles above Lac qni Parie, fee
ing as above stated.
The Iudisns appear TO be thoroughly
and their oRly hope now seems
10 be in passing themselves eff Is friendly
10 the whites, and non-participaats in the
outbreak. Many admit participation in
he several fights, bat claim to have done
70 through eompuIsion. T7..
Ia our opinion, the war is over. We
10 not believe there is an Indian VINO
Esuid dare raise his hand against white
nan within I've hundred miles Of our
most advanced Observation-Disclosures
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12

TIE EREETs o. EaAsclRATHaKr---Befo
she proclamation of -snancipatioa, four
states held elections New Hampshire,
ceaaeesisut, Rhode Islaad and Maine
thsy alt went Republican, and eSly one
Democrat elected to Congress- and he by
a paltry majority of l5o-Eotas. Since the
preelamAtieu fsur ssaaes have held else
ftiqas, and three haze goas dsmaerasie,
ard the other has not been heard from;
and So representative 81 scsions have been
reported, "a democratic ana IL repubfT-
can. We maksuocsmaaAutasg Our opin-
ion that saeh woaid be the resait has been
expressed . hundred times, and we shall
be SURPRISED IL 1t does not prove the same
10 the states 20 vots In Nov esnber .--- Nsss.
6tHyporrt HsKaia. lrspab.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12

NM& &SKkA ENK.
The appropriations by the last sessiol
OF Congress were ovu eleven hunasS'
milliona of dollaRS. The liabilities 81 th
Government up to this time adjusted AM
unadjussed, are not less than two thsRs
and millions of dalfars-
The interest On two thousand million.
of dollars st ak Per cent {and the are,
rage viii be nearer seVsa, Ia one hundred
and twentJ millions Of dollars per an.
um.
Every year thas the present administfa.
tisn continues to Weld power (if the war
continuss) will add thousand millions to
the Iiabilatiss and sixsy millions to she
annual interest
More than twenty five per cent, or dve
hundred millions of the present iudebt-
edaess, has been literary squandered aud
wasted upon party fayorites and corrupt
contractors. The tax 10 pay the interest
on this enormous sum must be paid By
the labor and industry Of the county
Every family is daily contributing to this
tax, in the increased expenses Of living,
which have bean increased enormously as
all readers are well aware.
lis question Of serious consideration
whether this condition of oup kuauces
does nos call for inyessigation-for re-
form. Shall party which is thus rap
idly hurrying'th the country on to financial
ruin and bankruptcy, be continued in
power ? The people will answer ths
quassian at the polls on Taesday nexi.-I
~ I. Argtss, k0U. lst.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12

fxroRTAST LEdAL DEcIsInx.-The Su
preme Court, General Term, before Judg
es Iugraham, Clerke and Barnard, render,
cd the decision Judge CIerke dissenting
that all United States bonds, stocks, &C.,
issued bafor the passage Of the act oi
Congress, September 7th, 1862, which
pronounced them exempt from taxation,
are liable to taxation under State as
sessmsnt as personal ps operty, The New
York city bold about sI2, 900, 900 of those
which sre liable toState taxation under
this decision. The Court furthermor de-
cided that all United States bonds, stocks,
&C., issued after the passage Of the said
act Of Congress on September 7th, 1862,
are exempt from saxatiop or assessment
by the State. '.t#
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12

% 81 HAVE NO PURPOSE, DI-
REGTLY Or INDIRECTLY, 10 IN
TRRFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE TT EXISTS. / BELIEVE
HAVE No LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
SO, AND HAVE No INCLINATION
TO DO SO.a--PF&siasns Lincoln fn
hz Inaugural Adaresa. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12
II TAKRRssaa kgss

n
The folIswias sanfsssina rzHs made By
the Hen. AE. Dawsas o RspabliOan mem
Der Of Congress frsm Massachusetts, on
tha 2StA Of april, in whisa he exposed
Eths eorrgpsnAss oS Laiacola's adninistxa-
fsion 8 a3xSsa} - @s ~" wv
eTHE aEsTLEMEN MUST RgMEM-
RER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OR
4 REPUBLICAN, ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO PoWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REglRa AND RE
TRESCHMENT, THERE is INDUBIPA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD I'M THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERRD fER PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IR THAT SINGLE TEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXpENsES OF THE Gov
ERNMENT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATIDN WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FRnA POWER BECAUSE
OF IT'S CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12

Opsg 1000 Aasnsss sss Resistascs--4 rad
4. .rodd Irdin uiIh drafted rasa stoppsd
/ SappIiss Of coal ca OFF, -@gr-
Letssra sessiyea ysssasdav in shis ais,
give she fIiewfng facsas {" .riJ aeaas
On Tuesday Last, great numbse of ii,
leoLiexa ia Sehaylkill Coan tss pannaykxa.
niss ware stopped Ia sks@ operations by
band of minsNs who psgaaahulAksa ahs
roads and inslssao upon all she employees
joining them ln Fiesoas pEoaaaaingas The
cause OF the ousbssak is determined res
|olEsioason khe part OF the miners to sesisi
sha draft IL is estimated tAat at lsAst
sETea thousand rsea are sngagsdiia the
affair, and thaaprosz will,s d 10 saasieipa-
sed, Rxasad throughout ths whole niaiog
Rsgssn-g Ehs r8osars are nearly all armed
#ith hGndgsons, pieces Of iEon, swords,
snd every othsR ssziety of Weapons. sil- !
1t will esquire sa least I've Regiments
anda battery 10 quail the sumals which
wss saiit proeaeding with Increasing Yio
lance yesterday A railroad train from
an salsaaing county, transporting drafted
msa 20 Harrisburg, wss+ stopped by a
gang of the miners, and the mea wishfu
iaVEsso 70 ssep inso Fhe Eossd, where they
sers assured all attempts 10 sosree shsan
90 SERVE the GoEernmeas would be una
Eailing. Many of them did so, aad are
Sewl IN company wish the STRIKERS. Ee Il
The Eios Is said 10 h&ss originated in
Oasa Township, Sohuylkih ceuBsy, where
an Tuesday last SO much resistance was
saared TO the enforcement Of che draft,
hat the Commissioners dsemeiis expedi-
snt to postpone it until Monday next
The miners threaten 10 offer the Govern
nent Of the State either The alternative
II not drafting or Of retnainiag entirely |
With coal from this reg
Since The origin OF the disturbance the re-
eipss Of coal in this city, from Sehuylkill |
ouHty, at Richmond, have been about
ne~haK less than usual, and yesterday |
bout one third Of tho usual amount was
sceived, <'' 81 ~''1-f.'' "..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12
a NEWLY RLECTED opNGREssMAa


Haap Chilton 4. Waite, sOongrassma,
slees fron the Sch Dssssia of Okia. nc
late Dsaaocrasie Jubilee Ia Baaaar Gean
Ess ths homs af VallaRdighaa am J, made tAl
following ramarkssi ,aoi!sa 15 stez
Es1H What Ii ths. eSadision Of this oounsry
as shis tamsY IhsRs-is not whiEe EaaI
Ia Ehs Land bat holds his right of iensy
EJOymant OF parz0nal lib 8sy and fEee6ota.
snt9eat TO tAa fwin ofgoas aaaA. aYeu aks
o-dzy liying under . tasposism as Abso-
lutte n shaa whfrh ~ mway Sd By che Uyat
Of Russia ovsr his assss ssad slavasI--
tIunes OF 4thaa'a so, give toe AbaliL
sioaists hall - eta. + Asa are daily ssiasa.
not Tor the comRi iasian Of any eRisas OF. of.
lease dahaed, not fer he violasioa Of aay
Law prescribed by any proclamation, de.
crsa, or bill flgtightsrl issued from tAe
asat of powex at Washington, but for the
FioLakton of some secret order which ksAs
no e1iseeacssl save - ieia foand in tae
ss,eEss- lrou soni' OF soaue military oouanan.
DEF. lApPtause-l Thsy do net, svsn
prescribe in advances the offences for
which they viii arrest. A moze lsvslssh
lnVantleH for the. overthrow of free
FN~Fk@y A&@FNA HAo AA&eE&&S2A " btIH worst
dssposs At anT age of the world. Ap+
pla ase.l When maH are shas seized un.
der wtlas is called military authority in
THIS gosefnm ent, when they are daily seix,
ed for the sommissioa of 40 crime, no
offazsss dsdned or established by statute, |
decree, or proclamation, Il is time for III . |
peaple .lna complain. { fAppiAusE.1 The |
wTlt OF haseas eoxpas-~the great wfia of /
right which La part aud parcel of ever |
American eisixsu, as it has been Of every |
hngiishman for more than eight hundred |
ysaFs-ths only process of law whereby I
sae AlagaEty of the detention of a person
accused Of oxime, may be inquired into
she writ il uncoustitusisaally suspended
IN the exercise of an act OF usurpea pow /
sF, lappiAassI and the oaly way eitiEsn, |
Hhen thus ARRESTED, may sss vhs Iii chs OF
liberty aud fresaom, IL sbsuaath the shaaoss
u Ldisgss or OVER ths points of q mlEElou
Il cleaning bayonsts. That is she end I
i hts liberty, when he is incarceratsd.-
sosaaid be O sHesc3 10 ssas people, teUuId
oEaa osz ia authority make knoBn TO as
shaa ara crimes dma sohG! ore offences in
hts coiRtFy." ,s ~-0.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12

Sores and rureFs1 HiSgchss and swatainxs. cs,
~tsn tatn% De radically cured IL the Pills are
LaEen niSsll apa fasgnlE@z asf - ipsleRt De
" uSsd AS Waited IN tie printed iastruetiuKs III
treated In any other manner they dry up In ore
part to break cut Ia another. Whereas this Giut-
Eaat will rsTagvR khs hanlnEs frena ffle syste ar
tesFe the patient vtggrgHs aud heAIkhy EHsR Ii
Wlh rflFals fttgle pssst egance In bsd s&xss 4
lnSREs lasting cure DO. e. .Grg-ayl -
kef W sRndG eLkkeF sccaRIsmea hx' sAe Rmw
@aees ssSTs 81 the Ballet, gsFes o. HraTsez
Te whaSn every soldier 81 sailsr arw atas xhsFs
are no medicines 80 safe, aaFe and convenient az
Heliogay's PlItS aud Qi rrauslk The posr 1rg,ruz
60 ana sttnsSt dying EafIrre thaYef WOUNDS
aSss%sd alaeaissedys II be would oufy provide hin-
sta Ala sais na8 tcalsas Qiatnant, which sasoaa&
e@ seaFst tnfo tee wuEUd aid Sneared ALI around n
taen covered With ptsee u linea from hia Knaps
SACK &na cosapfessed win handkerct Tax.ns
a@shf and zaornlug pg RIila to cool sAe kszasrS
and pfeyeRt inflammation
Every soldiers kA&YssAuz and pssrnausk Chest
should be sForidea With ihsssvstaaRls rsznediea,
CAUTION None az gsazuine unless sAs ssoras
HOLLOWAY kgw TonK AND LoNpox are
oss ss saassr-ssayk in epxrr iasg OF gAs
DOCK st Axo unG each pot or box; the sane
may be plainly seeA hy Aa ding the isf 10 fA< AGAR
eEtns &uch iafsEzsfioh as ma lead 70 tfTe sefestiop
y any party or parties 50 autgrEaltLa she edielnSs
on ReT9laS tie saszze knowfnE them 10 Be spurious
a*sSd at the Aaaats eiery of Pxeaes soz XxssEis-
Rsg, 80 &4tae2 Lane, Mes York and by all regpec-
sable DR. aSsists a1d Dealers ~ Meaieiae thrss sga-
Sat tae asiilssa WuT'ts II boxes Al rs esnts, aa
E7~There Is considerable saving by taking tba
AArEsF Sizes -E ga g. 5z4Eg .E- -.
n R-Directions tor the guidance Of patlsnts An
sYsTy d4saeass are afaxed toSssch box
Ausaxt 9. Iass. s.. ~ "
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12
TnH TnrrH rnan -. q. s.Ir.sr nxr,x

TIE TRrTH TRoA FoRSKx tssJrsT !oScg.
The oE6ciaI returns from pennsyly ania
sbowithas shs Democracy s.arrisd the state
By a585 maieeisy ovartke fsspahliesa AA.s
olisloni4lss ln annoaaeiag the xesals gf
the sessesgoaa FoRsEY, Of tbs prasst said
that hila our troops had beaten armed
secessAonissa 10 the AeId. ths people of
psnnsy yNasiia bad bsasso lhsir uaaruasd
|aympAsaazsss "a ne ballet Doc. = ard
foz aecs Faznsg ssla thsossaA isisNeY.
Ayg@s. .xaEgss Adj s;ss s..saog
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12

The HAEEAs OoRsus. Judge OtYf oxp,
Of the Q. s. Circuit Court, at Boston, has
granted . writ of habeas corpus 10 the
case of WILLIAK Il. WxbxR, of Philsdel-
pbia, apohtieal prisoner in Fort Warren,
This, Of course, is in contrayention Of the
President's royal decree Abolishiag the
chartered bEivelegss Of American sisizens.
The Courts hare, thus far, not been too
forward 10 inssrposing in behalf Of civil
rights; but we are glad to see that they aze
one after another making su effort isas-
seEs thar trae position la our political
system, ~ the buiwarks Of liberty against
arbitrary pewez. .--,7, -5 - ,.' .s.. - !.