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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21
HEADQUARTERS RECRUITING pgprT
DaySnaorf IuNTa Nav - 80 -

tbs felIoszfng changes are hereby made IL d,
st&ttsng OF RscFaittRg OfaesTs for the old Esg,v~,
In this state, In accordance with Genera 80
los, Adjatant GeasTaPs Once AsslgnlhE 9, =.
tain Counties a specified number Of neB Al D.,
aaotss to IN up the Regiments from III, st.ts
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04
The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
FEMALE prEES

VHiS invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution. ' W 'ne
1t moderates all excuses and removes ALI ohstrrotio
from Whatever cause and speedy may be relied
TO Married Ladies
1t is peculiarly suited 1t will in a short tim, hi
the monthly period with regularity '''NS On
CAUTION.
These PIIs should not be taken by females that are
pregnant; curing the FIRST THREE MONTHS as thew
ume ana IN every other case, they are fect
IN an cases OF Nervous and Spinal AGeotlon.' 81
tne BACK ana Limbs, Heavincss, Fatigue on slight an ~
non Palptaon Of the Heart, Lownesa Of snirt. 4
lerics SICK Headache Whites, and all The ptinfni
eS occasoned by adisorganzed system these PiIIs i
eugct cure when all other means have faIad " wiz
y, r u" directions IA the pamphlet around each aor
"hich should be carefully preserved pa'N'ge'
= a bottle containing % pills and encirc,oA ;,
government Stamp of Great Britain can ha 49, WIN the
StOo ana postage stamps. 0"' pos' Tree
I'd by all Druggists. nov28Ivnwa,
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SUNDAY, JULY 5, ga. M.

WASHINGTON, July 4. The victory won by
the Army of the Potomac, at Gettysburg, yes
terday, Is decisive one.
Intelligence received here tonight from the
army, states that the rebel forces have abandon
ed the position taken by them yesterday, to the
rear Of the battle field, and are in full retreat.
Gen Meade is in hot pursuit of the enemy.
The enemy is much demoralized and has lost
heavily, besides suffering from the want of am
munition.
Gems Longstreet and A. P. Hill were both
wounded and are prisoners within our lines.
A special despatch from the army tonight
states the above facts. There has been great
rejoicing here to-day and tonight.
BALTIMORE, July 4. Reports deemed reliable
from the battlefield down to six o'clock last
evening (he 3d) represent that the rebels were
repeatedly repulsed with fearful slaughter. The
battle lasted all day. Seven thousand prisoners
were taken.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04

VIcKsDURG, June 20-Evening. Our forces
were withdrawn to-day to the outer side of the
contested fort to the front Of Cen Logan, in
consequence Of some advantages of position
which enabled the enemy to throw shell into
our position, thus endangering tie lives of our
men without any present benefit The with
drawal, however, is only temporary. A sharp
musSetry fire is still maintained.
The total casualties IN the last struggle are
not known, but it is believed it would not exceed
200.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04
THE GREAT CAUSE OF
FL u MI q. " MIS- cry

just published N Sealed Envlope; Prioe. 6jcts
= 1,s Ley ~ kE BY DR.. CULVERW ON THE
H WE hNp COkE Of Spermatorrhea CONSUMPTION
Ment ami Physical Debility Nervousness. Epiiensy
impaired Nutrition of the boy Lassitude Weakness of
study and Labor, Dizziness Of Apprehension Loss of
DC mQry, aversion to Society, Love OF Solitude TIM
Gy, oei lstrust, Dizzn Headache Affection of the
EYES, flmples on the Face Involuntary Emissions and
oexa lncapaclty, the consequences of Youthful ndis
~ rms admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumera ed offer self afflicted evils NAV h VI,
noFea without meclcinr nd without dangerous surgical
operations and sho ID be read by eve youth ana man
sent under seal 10 any address in q plain sealed on
VeoPg on the receipt of six cents or two POSTAGE stas
by addressing P"50 ''"lnPs'
CHAs 70. KLINE & co.,
III Bowery, New York. Post Office vi5
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by NELEGaSA PHI
TO THE FREEMAN
FOUR O'CLOCK, n. WI.

New YORK, July A. A special dispatch to
the Tribune, dated Hanover the 3D., says the
most terrific fight of the war has taken place.
Our men never stood up SO heroically. To-day
was the most awful of all.
The lossjon both sides shas been tremendous
We have Longstreet a prisoner sure, left the
battlefield at G l-2 o'clock, and reached here by
relay of horses We had the best of the fghht
to-day, and the General says il Couch arrives
tonight the victorylis our beyond doubt.
BALTIMORE, July $40 P. NJ A special
messenger from Gen. Meade to Gen. Schenck
brings news from Gettysburg up to l o'clock
P. M. Gen. Meade had then driven the rebels
four miles north and west from their position of
yesterday, and was still following We have
taken 1900 prisoners, VINO are on cir way to
this city The victory is undoubtedly ours.
WARRINGTON, July 4-l0A. NJ. The follow
ing has just been received:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc,
Near Gettysburg, July $50 P. NJ.
To MAJ Gen. Halleck
The enemy opened at l P. NJ, from about
$50 guns, concentrated on my left centre, con-
tinuing without ntermission for about hours,
when he assaulted my. left centre twice, being
both times handsomely repulsed with severe loss
to him, leaving in our hands nearly 5000 prs
oners. Among the prisoners is Gen. Armistead
and many Colonies and officers of lesser rank
The enemy leftlmany dead on the field and
large number Of wounded in our hands The
loss on our side has been considerable Gen.
Hancock and Gibbons were wounded After
repelling the assault, indications leading to the
belief that the enemy might be Withdrawing an
army reconnois ance was pushed forward from
the left, and the enemy found to be in force.
At the present hour all is qniet
My cavalry have been engaged all day on both
TANKS of the enemy, harassing and vigorously
attacking him, with great success, notwithstand-
ing they encountered superior numbers, both Of
cavalry and infantry. The army is in fine
spirits.
(Signed) GEO. G. MEADE,
Mai -(Ien Conn
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04

HANOVER, Pa, July As P. NJ. There has
been no fighting to-day, Last evening we drove
the enemy back to Gettysburg Our lines this
morning extend 8 miles around Gettysburg, our
batteries being on all the hills overlooking the
town from the South. We occupy Roundtop
Ridge commanding the Cbambersburg Pike and
have cut off all the lines of their retreat.
Our forces occupy the strongest possible posi-
ton, and flank movement on cur left is i'm
possible.
At about s O'Clock last night the Florida
brigade of Gen Longstreet's division, with a
Brigadior General in command, advanced with
in our lines apd gave themselves up, with their
colors.
A bearer of dispatches from JEFF Davis to
Gen. Lee has been captured. The dispatches
order Gen. Lee peremptorily to return to Rich
mond, and state that the movements into Penn
sylvaniG were wholly against his wishes.
We have captured about 5000 prisoners
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b. T. BUXTON,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
MONTPELIER FOUNDRY
III A Q II l N Il S II o 2 ,

MAC INB SHOP
MANUFACTURER or
IF u Tar BOard Mill Tro
with Lanes Patent Set Works (wooded ~ daeirad
STARCH, SAW AND GRIST MILL, IRONS
X osES PATENT WATER WHEELS. RICH5S pa
o. a., tehI iron Beam Plows Compton Land and Side i'm
low Tlow castings, Guilty tor Teeth Threshing Machine
Irons, &c All kinds Wood saving Machi6erv Rn,
stoves, Etc All kinds CASTINGS to order AIso IRON
FENCES of new and various designs '''O' ii'0N
MONTPELIER, VERMONT
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

New YORK, July 8. Richmond dispatches Of
the 9th say, information received at the Wa,
Department says that 10000 Yankees, under
Gems Dix and Keyes, are moving on the CITY
A proclamation was issued this forenoon. call.
ing upon the citizens of Richmond and vicinity
to organize to cooperate with the troops in the
field
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GEO. G. MEADE,
Maj Com.

WASHINGTON, July 4. The President announ-
ces to the country that news from the army of
the Potomac up to 10 P. NJ. Of the 80, is such as
to cover the army with the highest honors and
promise great success, to the cause of the
Union, and to claim the coincidence of all for
the many gallant fallen; and that for this
especially desires that on this day lie whose
will, not ours. should ever be done, be every
where remembered and reverenced with pro-
foundest gratitude.
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TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE

THE undersigned, having oe9n in the Commission bus
ness f'r me ttms ami owing The wants Lal n
cesslty OF mmed te lies and remttances of the sa lie
OF Produce, would Inform Ne ChanJs ID Others who sh in
PToducH to Bosom Market that are prepared to IN IKE
sales OF all kiods Of Produce to r care Immediate
~ on us a'rFal' ana the proceeds will be Immediately
forwarded to tn" CDusi nor For var ability tn d 81 we
refer to Hon RoDERIcK {ICH ,RDs M and for paricu
ars, prices, NC, ". LDeR, both of Montpelier
HARVEY & PARKER,
Commission Merchants,
fwoml5 No. So. Market St, Boston
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PHILADELPHIA, July 4. The Inquirer has a
special dispatch from the army, dated o'clock
this morning.. 1t says Col. Fred Taylor, broth
er of Bayard Taylor, was killed. Gen Han
cock was shot through the groin, and Gen. Glib
bons badly wounded. We drove the enemy
mile, and captured 1900 more prisoners
The world never saw such fighting. Rebel
loss estimated at 10000. Fverythsng looks en-
couraging.
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nurses name. Il avails little. Saaiee g.
she that has brother and Add husband
IN the army. Who have needed aud
may again the minislration Of tender
hsEds. have but performed my duty,
and do not wish b be known
should this meet her eye, nv bower,
| want her to know that Asa Hartz feels
bis lack Of words 10 express his deep
gratitude, and only regrets that be do
not see her face, that her features might
have been engraven upon his heart until
the dsath-angel should have scratched il
out with his scythe- blade.
Left Vicksbnrg on the steamboat Hope.
with about six hundred companions In
misery. Upon parole not 20 escape, had
the freedom Of the boat, and gratsfally
acknowledged the courtesy and kindness
OF Captain McGinnis, and all the other
officers Of the steamer. Reached the
heights of Cairo. took the railroad and
ran through The States of Illinoie, Indiana
and Ohio faster than you can 20 from
patriotic jackson 70 Meridian. ] wish
you would write 10 cold Blizzard" my
bower, aud tell him that Asa Hariz IL
gOb5led l am in SARdusky City, wait
ing for the boat 20 take me across the
bay to JObnsOn's famous isle, where
will meet about thousand Of the right
eous. They are to hive me there, my
bower, and l viii write yen Often--if
they will let me. Yours, as far as can
60, ASA HAITI.
Sandusky, August, 1863.
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NO. 1914.


The ciaeinnat GaEstls has = latter
fsOa Arkansas which thus indicates Re
esrreni Of public opinion IN shAi State
"The desire 10 Be rid Of slavery i az
most universal viii TIE non -slaseholdiug
olAas aud Is also shared By many of tae
oWnsrs Of slaves They see that il has
been the cause Of al tAeir lroabies, and
may continue 10 Be- 80 in ths future, and
they desire to do away win H. Tie po-
litical leaders, aous % them sincere men.
while others are oaiy seskiaE 10 60 vita
the current are fAlliag IN with this sen
timent and are using Il a. he ksy-aoie
OF all their operatienA A rstaFn 70 the
Union without slavery, is thsir motto.
Union meetings In Little Rock get up en-
enthusiasm on The question, and the
measure is everywhere received With IA
yor."
Give as such Union, and this ooun-
try vii never again experiences ths hor-
rors Of civil war. Bat LET slavery Be re-
insiated, and we shall never know igue,
enduring peace. Nearly al countries
that cherished slavery have been cursed
By insurrections. Rene waa brought g
the gates Of ruin By slave insurFscti0ns.
waen in the hey day Of her power and
glory. New York had 9 slave conspiracy
when British colony. South Car0lina
scarcely escaped the Outbgsak Of fearful
slave revolt under DeEmsrk Yessy some
forty years ago. Virginia experienced
one under Nat Turner ten years later.
Let Us hope that the end Of this bloody
strife viii be such e 10 preclade another.
IN 7. 7rI1ane.
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1. o. O. F. DIRECTORY.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No 1: Meet ere7y Tuesday
nigkt-B McEwen, n G; J Neakley, q; Jonn
+ aioe, secretary; 4 spain, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No Ii Kesfs srery Nondeg nieki-
JLParks, n G; W / Phlliis, V q; I Hopkins,
Secretary. B Brown, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No ~: Aects esery Frides night AZ
their bali Oh south berry street--James Wyatt
Ne; n ; DOrteh, y o; 5 Goodiett. Secretary, n
Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No los (German) Mse,s sVery
Thur.d1v sigkf--J0hn heoerseh, y &; L socker,
G; Wiaier, secretary; g sieterle, Treasurer
RIDGELY NCAAPMENT No 4. Meels every Isi ass.l
81 Heinss7ag aigAh--6i : Fuller, q I; Harris,
IT, II P; y l. Wtaksey, : W; y Grim, } "; John
Hide, Scribe, y 3 Cetter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BR ANCH E7SCAaPAElST, No 4 Afsess ererF
Cd aHd 4h "Wednesday Hights--L locker, & P; X A
CAMPBELL, n p; J Ia ark " B Friedman, J " T
@ Coleman, Scribei J Ward, Treasurer.
DEGREE or REBECCAH kssfs ID Fridsy NJ II IN
each ntoa1t-John Hi3e, L n; kcbt Thu11pscn, A
LIZ; l. weakly, Secretary; Mrs. Byrne, Con
dueioF; Mrs Brown, Warden; Mrs Chss Robert
son, Seatinei.
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The ChiesgO Tribune, IN an article o.
uconssrvatism." says: ~if tie ttsscher-
Gus msrcsnary ccunssls Of ths esnssrrs-
tive press And politicians had been fol-
Lived 70 tbis tims By the PFesldins Cur
soldiers aoIld still Be standing guard
over the property Of rebels, estching and
retasning l0yslslasss 70 disioyal masters.
suffering defeat after defeat, eontsndieg
with the enemy near tie line ~ Maso1
aud Dixon tae pfOclAn : ion q fr,s on
would not have been altered tie con
fsestion act would not b law Chsss
would not have remained Ia "a, Cabinet
10 manage the 6nanciss; gnssabscks
would Be- worth lees thaa 20 csnfs h
gold, and foreign iaiegveniioa wouId
sow Be ppsa ns, and tbs destruetion 81
the Union = sealed faet'
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q. IFrom The Mobile Tribune, Nov. sthl
Asa HART is Tskon Prisoner.

JAcoUE 0DMUNTz, ESQ My Dear
BoiOer am conquered province; a
subiugated sovereignty. In the beauti-
full and expressive lingo Of the army,
am gone up--in more ways than one.
Asa Hartz is prisoner Of war.
And so is Klubs.
That you may know, my dear bower,
the full history of this lamsntabIe affair,
have concluded to overhaul my Journal,
and give you the particulars, through the
Mobile Tribune, beginning with
Sunday july 19A.-MOunted the poop
deck Of horse that bad been impressed
from an undertaken by the LATEST lieut.
enant in the service, and was going to-
ward the Lapstone Rangers atthe rate of
mile an hour. Sent Hubs ahead as
advanced gnarJ, with instructions to re-
connoiire and find out il the enemy were
near. Klubs is genius, my bower, KEEN
" alive to ell that's on the board, and on
this occasion played bis hand beautiful
lv; so we'll indeed, tbst we will both
have an opportunity TO spend the summer
and fell months where the delightful
brsezes of Erie lake will fan our feyered
brOws.
Hubs went ahead, and as soon as out
Of sighf, made q brilliant, dashing and
successful raid up q farm house d Try
capturing without loss, pail Of butter
milk. The gobbling process-sO far as
the bnttermilk was concerned-was
scarcely over, when two very eloquent
gentlemen in blue made their appearance
at the dairy door and persuaded Klnbs
10 Hcome eout O. that and mount" Klubs
would willingly have declined the invi-
tation, my bower, but the careless hand
ling Of a sabre aud two reVolVers served
10 impress him with the necessity Of At
once accepdng-snd Hubs was led of =
captive
In the sweet innocence Of ignorance re-
garding The fate Of poor Hubs, | rode on,
NV bower, until . sudden turn in the
road brought me sacredly near few hun
dred Illinois and Missouri cavalry. Find
ing had surprised them on their right
flank. the strategic idea at once occurred
TO me that il would be 5 dogon'd good
Joke to turn back, and BY making . de-
tour surprise them on their left Atlesst
supposed they were surprised; / know
that I was very much so, my bower. The
movement was doubtless = good one, If is
had BEEN carried out, but there were two
obstacles 10 its accomplishment FIRST,
q chsanic indisposifiOn 70 move on the
part OF my steed. Second, the peculiarly
winning and persuasive style in which
couple Of the gay and festive raiders,
with Teutonic accent, suggested the pro-
pretty Of my coming on, and that id
quick, toog' By way Of ny Doing away
with any mistake in regard TO The dirsc-
ton I was to take, two carbines were
placed il horizontal position, the little
end Of each bearing directly upon point
six inches above my horses ears-by
which / understood that my line, Of
4. a. RERRN ts g. s,.... 80. =
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The Springfield Rspubliean relates
how = Massachusetts, COppsrhsad vas
punished st New York hotel The other
day. As Gen. Sieklss was hobbling
through the ball on bis clutches. tie
precious specimen o. The snake insulisd
him with loud and coarse dsnuneiations
Of The war, and ali who fought On the
lOysl side Of II. The cripple turned and
faced the coward, demanding an apology
and FetrsctiOn. They we're denied.
Other words followed; Whsrsupon the
hero Of ChsncsllOrsviIls and Gettysburg,
she uldersd bis erutch and showed how
fields we're won By breaking Il over TIE
head Of this dsgsnsrats sOn Of Adm
and Of Amherst.
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WaAT TIE JAPANESE Say OF THE
FEEEoH-ThS Japanese ambassadors
recently in Paris, hsys, since their return
home, pabllshsd an account Of their
visit. A translation has appeared in the
PAtrie, furnished By Fsenchman -
Jsddo, from which We make the follow
ing extracts:
OF the women, some are very hand
some, for example the Empress. They
are in general less 90, hoWsveF, than in
Americas
The manner less peiite. The grssisr
number stsrsd 1t and touched %, and
passed remarks on rs In our bearing; nor
did they conceal that they thought a.
very ugly.
We will not speak Of che costume u
the ladies. Itis impossible 10 undsr-
slaad IL. In the evenings Il Is not slwsys
decent.
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II We ever expset 70 liss vits n.
rebels IN . Union, ne should sndeagor Il
bsaks ourselves As agrsssbia. aad 80 -
disAgrssable, - possible.
The plain sense Of .his Is ihstno nat
ter how disaereeabls" ths srsitors m.s.
themselves b Is, We can i've ia = Unio.
With them, bat they eannot i've vita a.
unIess We make ourselves very aar.s.-
able" TO lksml Wh-swl
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DOUBTFDL-WlLD CAT.
nth Western Rank az Caoroia 90
Refuse the Issues OF all Hanks
mentioned below.

The following Tennessee banas broken, or
have been wound up and their Notes, n any ere
Sut, are utterly worthless;
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at hemphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, ct MurfreesbOr0.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, at Kn0Kvf. e.
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank of Trenton, ht Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at Dandrdga.
Bank Of Claiborne, al TazsWell.
Bank Of Tazewell, at Tazewen.
Lawrenceburg Bank, at LaWrenoeburg
Citizens Bank, 81 Memphis.
Rank OF America, at ClsrzsFille.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank Georgia
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An inside View ss ths Smelling %
Charleston.
A correspondent, Of che Ausussa Ca

A correspondent Of The Augusta (Gs.)
Sentinel writes from Charleston
About twenty. Eve I00-ponnd PArrott
shells were aung into che city to-day.
Old Gilmore scattered them pramiecn-
Ously In the lower part Of the city, and
il really seemed from ths way they were
pitched about that be was trying 70 bit
somebody. Ths City Hall building hs1t
= hole punched in one corner and sons q
the marble cOrnice hacked away. 0ne
struck the telegraph Office, and the ops-
rasors a cut stick" One smashed t1rouEh
the roof Of : house in Qasen street, ai.1
several falling in this Rsighborho9d, the
frightened denizens vamoosed 30 the tune
Of the doubls-quick. Several fell in the
vicinity Of the banks on Broad street aud
East Bay, tearing up the streets. smash
ing window PANS, and kicking up The
mischief generally. 0ne went crashing
through the Mechanics and Planners
Bank, and il IL evident think, that
Gilmore was after making = deposit
Whsthsr be will be regularly Hbooksd"
and his currency taken - "Psr" is mere
than can say.
Several counting rooms on the RhalYes
were slightly smashed; bat during tbs
entire Smelling, which listed from about
81 10 l O'Clock, no one was hurt