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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17

"Many ar officer had failed to re.
ceive promotion on account of his scnti,
menss on The slavery question. Mors
than q mar nominated for Major Gen,
eFal bad been rejected for words or actf
against eolored men. The reasons why
R,en were promoted Or rejected were dis
cussed in executive session, bat be bad
no right 70 reveal what was done there
- Senator wilson.
Vaior, patriotism, military skill, ars
not the conditions of promotion it seems;
but conformity to the fanatical views oil
such men as WnsoS. A great sneour-
agemeut, truly, to soldiers and officers Ia
our army.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17
III DIFFERENCE.

Senator Heukle, of Springfield, Ohio, in
a recent Abolition speech at Columbus,
speaking of the Constitution said :
"f WOULD BLOW 1T AWAY AS
i CHILD BLOWS A FEATHER In
TO THE AIR"
Dir. YallAndigham says;
81 am q Demoeras-F0R CONSTR
TUITION, FOR LAW, FOR THE
UNION, FOR LTBERTT.o
Mr.. Henkle, since deuouncing the Con-
stitution, has been rewarded With q fat
Office under the CONSUMPTION Law, and
Mr.. Va~llandigham is banished to the
Southern Confederasy. Is it not the trail
tor that IL rewarded, and the patriot
punished in these two ~instancesp We
ask for information,-Darks County
Democrat.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17

II Just a word about the next cleo
tion to be held in this State. Every day
makes palmer, In the hands Of which par.
iy, the civil liberties Of the peopis are
safest Let thu people take waning
II they east shsir eyes over shs map-they
see who're Law and order ssill have sway
and they see ire reason sohy this u 50,
Ii doesn't take much wit { tell why the
State of New York ia the Palladium Oh
liberty On this continent. Let the peapls
remember. Let shem vcte AZ ueyer they
voted b~efere--for greater Issues are q.
stake.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17
L. THE ADMINISTRATION THE GOV.
ERNMRST3
]. @. TUREs Sec'y.
Des Aioines, May /, 1863

Republicans and Disunionists contend
that the Administration 10 trs Govern
msnt, and tina: men are guilty Of treason
who c~riticise and oppose measures adopt
ed by the Administration. We have al
wars eonteuded that the Administration
is only the agent of the people, elected
TO administer the Government aud while
il administered il in accordance With the
Constitution, which the people inside and
adopted for the government Of the Ad-
EHinistration, and to secure themselves
against the mal-adninistraiioa Of their
servants, and usarpatioas Of power by
those 10 authority, allwsrs bound TO sab
nit to its requirements. By submitting we
do not mean that the right 10 canvass the
policy of it's measures, or to seek to have
them changed, Or even to place others in
powss who would adopfa different poll
ey, should be surrendered. The right to
c&Hyass she policy adopted by the Ad-
ministration and to seek 10 have it
changed, even if the policy or measure be
constitutional, is not only q constitu-
tional right bat it is an inherent sight
which the people have, and which may be
regarded a. n Of the rights which the
psople reserved TO themselves whea they
adopted The Constitution. There ara a
great many things which the President
may conssitutionally do, which it would
not be proper for him to do, and foe do
ing which he would be Justly liable to
the ssversst csnsure from sAs people,
The President IL under the Uonstitution
ok ths Uaited States, CauanAnasr-in-
Chief Of the Army, and 10 such may
take the feld and lead the army 10 battle;
but IL ia exceedingly doahsfal whethsr it
weuld be good policy far hin 10 do so.-
Should he, however, conclude 10 take the
asld in person, the policy Of sneh a step
would be g proper subject for discussion
among The people, and a criticism Of bis
Gsaeralship aud q condemnation thereof
woald not amount to treason. The
President as COMMANDMENT hisf Of the
Army, might issue an order recalling
sTsEy Esgimsnt from the asid Of iss ope-
sations-mighs require che Army TO ron
dsEyous ii Washingsoa City, and might
diaband IL before q peace 10 concluded !;
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17

IChssrs Or kClsli1a. ~ 1tjss1s.
e ssdl.s@s = oas
IN o. / answer HesFhs
! fss4 ths fxst w sskts
Ia sssk Vfrgisjg 80 I'D - tNnt4
four hours, which IL more than an abofi.
tioa srmy has baen ahies0 40 Einss- TAp~
planss. Msn are erying down General,
McCiellan, and lis 4 blautifal sight q
sss Wadsif PAiIiips, Eorscs drssfsy snd
Hsnry j. Raymond, In the sams srundis-
bod togetheE. Oar Union eagle 10 mot
dsAd agAinh - Giesnkis wis ass spssaa
10 sEcop. apop tie. 1fsit0rpns. head, and
seii hsek a3sprgs |. As5ld1ss. lap
plaass.1 Men have r6n fba railroads ia
iiAis soaatsy Esst asd Wsst, bud God Ai~
mighay ID hls own sesgfpsss, and ms pns
the mounfains and rivers North South;
and wtss God hAs Joined together lot no
damnshls Sssassiqniss and 20 damnabls
AbollEionist teaR asundsr. EApplaass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17

- Why is not Senator Conway ar
rested and sent into the JeH. Davis Con-
federacy for the disunion and disloyal
sentiments circulated through tia columns
Of the Tribune? Ii possible, he is more
hostile to the Onion and iss restoration
than IL Davis. But be il allowed 10 go
a~aaolessed In the full enjoyment Of lib
sfsy Of speech, while Vallandigham, an
uaainehing, ousspoksa friend and advo-
cate Of the Union Il arrested and bsnish-
ed from the country.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17

u Lsathes 70 q great degrees, 10 10 b.
superseded. TIE London Tines sndcr-
sss the Glaians u an invensioHs owned b.
. Dir. saeEeImy oil England which, ae-
oording to the description Of the article,
possesses eveFy quality Of real isasher,
aod Ii vastly superior to ii ON many as-
counts. Il viii not crack, i toaghsx,
win year loSger and will resist water ~
sasctually "a rabbss. The leather cloth
can 6s af asy eolors aaaA pair 81 beos
tops which sosss Of calf skin, $50, wiI
eests " this naazerisl, oalyE esnts,
TAs i-sssAftsa i af imsaasss valss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17
Democratic State Convention,
nosTRoNEh

The Democratic State Central Com
missee, upon consultation, have deemed
is advisable to postpone tho Democratic
State Convention, called TO be held on
the 10th of May inst, and hy order Of
said Committee, the time Of holding sal !
C~onVeation is changed and the same will
be held on the StA day Of JaIy nsxs at Des
Moines at l2-o'sEock NJ, a. which time
the Democracy of the several Counties
Of the State are requested 10 send the
number Of Delegates indicated in The
original call.
j. NJ ELW0OD, Chm'n.
State Central Committee.
]. @. TUR1s Sec'y.
Des Aioines, May /, 1868.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17

MnwAuxEs, May A.-Ancsher dis.
grAcafu. scene eceaavsd In oar cisy THU
a~fseFnoon, similar to thai Of . few dsys
since. An enrolllng eshesr while Engaged
In his dates in y Of the wards, wa
attacked BY 9 large numhss 81 women,
armed With Clubs stoaea and other azis-
allies wha vsry asriaasly Injured hin.
be succssdsd Ia escaping ffosn tee iafa.
riased vixeas hy taking refuge La q gro.
Gerry near bys and the mob dlspsFsed
without eosaaisting further oasssges.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17
I. Z. CHAMBERS,
Basiness Manager, polssnosaEaa Of she war.

60 4 Republican by shs name Of
Medley has been arrested by The Provost
Marshal at Otsumwa, for hurrahiag for
JED Davis. He was sent to Keokak, but
when Y was found out that be was not, and
never bad been, q Democrat, he was, Of
course, at once discharged, and We pre-
une be will be pension Oh With some
Office, for the mistake which mis- frisnds
made.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17
KseGk s&fsch Machines,
RAsa B.
Price, s45 and Upwards
y "a 9@FE

h laj-a5 Ale
A GGiF9 OF IL fsA3E N@~ ST.- ear ss y
MacAinS, after aTew hours PFAesAs, ~@@
szzssgfss xys
Is =. ssssssxsad ne the operator to sdEsfI
aus saAsSgs. 40 ts tas case With otaeT $3.50
NAxsfss pasckasing Of the 6rovsr q 81 - a
sany can have thsir ehsies Of either Sc
dhaFge il mot sastsaed. Tney ares As "~H W
ny fass oasxs ssch tmdaexMsntA~ IA
AAsrpas aROyER q BAkBk So
F-sassSssxa rs Laksst 0Sa@
M. w. CARPESTEh'
RT@F AGENT sor esszai 80
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17

TO the Editor oftAs n. 7. Tines +:
Itis not true, as stated, that whilst ia
Washington, last week, | denied 10 the
President that my lass speeches In New
YORK bad been c~orrecsly reported. On
the contrary, / repeated 10 him the sab
stance of them a. delivered here. Nor ia
Il srne that at Baltimore | was insulsad by
opprubions language by New York sof-
diaras or By any oshsr soldiers, 30 far ~
/ kaow and helieys.
New York soldiers are gsHsasmss noa
bsackgwards. | make this statement Ia
justice 20 the reporters of shis city, who
daguegfeosyped the speeches referred 10
With wonderful accaracy--and 10 tho
soldiers Of New York. who have always
ssealed me with respectful courtesy.
FgaAAsDo Woon.
June I, 1868.
A correspondent oil the New York Es-
pres, s~risins from Washington, says:
The Wait of Mr. Weed 20 Washington.
90 soon after his bela spsseh agsinss she
Administrator In New Yo-k, csaaes
much Conversation, speculation and Ia
qasryy The Psssidenlreeeived Ar. Weed
20 slla sxaaasi0n of ether visigog. and
wbes aaany others weFe Disappointed,
end lists assdssssood shass BY especial sr-
rangssasns, DO Visited the Pfssiasus soon
after d Cabines session. The President,
IL IL also said, secured for kx. Weed "a
i~massdiass epes sssafss for she Eesresary
Ct War, when Hundreds day after day,
% re- him witheas saesess.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17
and Colds Aaeeg~.
TR@aps.

1asss Issaaass Easeh @ aadasu "a, as,,s
ssnzzzasssxzSaasAKaskaAa wazas~~ Frass
seass, uAss Disturbing tas heaIgnTsI SasAa%
hwsk sna s&sza&cA. TneSs sfgsas pw.r s&
II sta xssixs % b EsE- TAs PlII Faa1K
inGla tina pkiRted iasizHctsoas VI. szz&
dEos glHsszthy arttgn IN both fivr H.
sek3 asa natarsi consequence a clear -,
a2g@skite, Exs&E ASAEa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17

81 800 sasspssaf ~ tAs sac ct aa. t.z.
bic Fills, ana the Solder Sill ausSSv S+-N4-
ait4euaI EtsepgA- Never let o. a. NSssA
beS6nSd er nnany srta6 apau, Fry.SSSs
- Hssfewsys q Pfiis should - -
1fssfteTy and Rfnx, mAEy pessoss -
meg woala EaeTesEeG 1 relaLAaa n, -
misasks, foE thsse kl ID VII sssrSs a. gs.
skssaash and thai rezasxa all d, seTs asE
go sysssSn ghis azsata1s Vie nrets-ss
vAsss % ss# whole organic syEtsm kossvr -
"a nails hssstA sDd snsaxtt fsasv as1 80
esaFSs- NetAins wiu stop ne rsarras~g a.
EeaFess &c sire sa this neSicsn4 ~s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17
MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS EARLY!

..H .-aH T-TFsa $50 AXIS
For Inc purpose Of accommodating q
large class Of readers, who deairs 10 be
posted during The coming exciting politi-
cal campaign, at a sriiins expense, We
propose issuing the BUaGx as
Campaign Paper!
From the nomination Of she Democratic
State Conssalion, 10 be holden July ssb,
1883, until the result Of the October sisc-
ton il known, for the small sum of
so Gents for the Campaign!
Persons desiring d for q shorter siae,
will be farnishsd at
TWENTY CENTS PER MONTH
We earnestly urge upon our Democrat
10 friends throughout the country, TO give
10 their 0 operstion in ascending to-
circulation of the BUsEE, believing with
IA united effort, ga long pull, a strong
pail, and a pull altogether, /" the present
corrupt and dsspotie rulers viii be hurl-
ed from poser, and true, law-abiding,
constitutional Democrats placed in their
stead. Democrats and conservatives Ut
the Slope, will you give US "a helping
hand?
All orders must be accompanied by the
cash. Specimen copies sent free.
Address, BABBrrT i CARPENTER,
Council Blaffs, Iowa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17
HOIIDWAK'S Pills


& 0ANEmE@T,
! Al wAe hSvs Efsssas aud Basnav..
Or NAVY H4sH4 FAks especsal are a. - kns
ezap3g &apSllsd via sAsss Pus an 6a-s. az q
Saagss TIE brave Soldiers aad saiIafr Ss@s I'd
lsa& = preya4s tAesassisa viii g. asAe
Fssssat ~ - ssat thsm b. ihsir 80 : ssss
sssel essn psgysdfs b he so4isss - nF
frfsHsa in he Asar Of need,
EawgMs and Colds Aass
TRaops.
|. VII be sses1tiy relieved and sseata,n
Hst1ag These saEsaF8bie medicines - qss y
EfsNsF asfan<5cn 70 Tia 1irecsloas psYa
ssrnaaaa sach Res or Ban. 60 & Ess ~
6fek Headaches and
Appetite fReidentaI' VI
@sA&aera.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17

H&E8 8RzNWA VI 28E&& E0&&8 OK X&G&x2
from psryEilIs 10 BankaT Hill. The sns
sny are also Al Winstasssss. All of Lee.
arzay 10 meving. Nsss From Msddy
Braneh and Noaanss Ferry indisasa saas,
warm york has bean going % there.
WAshiagsons june lathe presidsns
has issued . proclamation stassae thai
the Rsbsls are ahrsassning To insaSs Ma.
syland, Wssssrn Vagina, p~sansyisa-
mia and Ohio, and shsxsfars ealia snso
service lO0.000 zasa Iran these States.
followss Fifty sfoasand FROM Psnns
syiysniA, dirty shousand ffom Ohio. sas
shousand fsesH Mssyaand and ten thea,
Sand from Wastarn Virginia, to be mus.
tered snsos the saRgios Of she United Ssstas
10 serve six nsaszkbs from he date af nss.
saging In uassae sosnee Discharged
phfIzdelphiA, Jans i5.-Tks kssnine
Bullstin pnblishaa the fellawise, xsosis.
Id NJ sks Rs-ssnsyissnia b \. csass.
Dispatshss from 1ossonFss StA1ian. q
shs Northern 0sntri Z. rs Aliases tknk
ousaorcs I'd NinakesssF are probstav
sspsnrsd - 10000 fsksas ass ii h
xasxtcxn. DaAsewh sfeat af ~ 60
NJ sdv&nsinx IN feesss A psissss dis
statss skns sAs ks1sls kass xpps1r~
"a ID fosss nsax Ohanhessburr. ana II q
prohkbas ths rI4ss hss hesAsossnpis4 hy1
shsxns /
p~hiladslphis. Jans Is.-A ditpst6A
ltom 9rssao4s6ts, p, Tim lsstnfns T.
ports list eak k<ceRs are non passin<
'essaaz fron H1ro1steNn 20 16lmnn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17

= G0vsvsasssst consists In that COM
pilation of prineiplss aud rights en-.
bxAe~d La kha Conssasasisn and gysatsn Il
~ q saas aasisn- - II the charter no
- .s.sA the saIIre s-upssssraslasa l.
49,
= Adnf.k1frssssa Il IA nlslassss asa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-30

i
DEAR WILvrRT "A few DAYS ago Briaadcr Gu
oral Woodbury., with his staff, arrived vt this placo
and Immediately assumed command Of tho forces al
Key West aud Tortugns. The oeoeral is a fine look
ing officer Of the regular school, and have no doubt
Is most excellent one, but the boys being so wrap
ped up in their "little General Brannan," it will
take 5omo time till their affections can bo transferred
to another officer.
An order came by the steamer Mayhower, yoster.
day. from General Banks for one of tho regiments
stationed here, to embark Immediately and join him
ON the Mississippi. Ours being the only regiment
here that is full one, we were certain of hearing
the welcome command to MOVE, but were dsappoint
cd--the Goth N. Y S. Vols, were the lucky ones
The General saying the Goth was too small IN num-
bcrs TO garrison this place and Tortugas consequent
~, will have TO abide this island for O. while,
probably until our "throe years are up, and take
our chances with the natives Conks and Spaniards,
in being worsted by yellow Jack" Tho members
of our company and regiment rather down in the
mouth on account of longer sojourA on barren
isle and that we cannot share in the victories
in progress the Mississippi but like good soldiers
they submit to the "powcrs that be-" and content
themselves to wait for the "goc1 time coming. y
The goth start this afternoon. This regiment, like
most Of the New York regiments. number just five
hundred and one men, half the number Of the 47th
Pennsylvania Volunteers,
A letter from gentleman ~ Of Kest West, writ
ten toa New York paper has been extensively copied
in The county papers of Pennsylvania, which is in
tended TO do the 47th Regiment great injury. The
letter is criticism on the actions of both officers and
IL 'ei.'nS % ~, 10 .iel liyuig anu .nioMnS uiA
for regiment, The author, because he could not
.ne., n,s T"ii T; " Vi Wy u
1919, ~ ,;. ~. , , u. t. vi, o o.,s - sS
~ 1-L ~ pr prvi iVn ~ h o
- H. H. i u,, ~ - ~ .,;i " - -
e ,ii i,' W.. W ~ "
laurels by NEE ing the enemy face to face. Colonel
- " IT, ~ - - iia III -. - , to
iiI! M '"e. @ " ~ ii a,,, - % - - -
nrt;, ~ =, ,rih ,bo fair s,no r " rhn Il;
',;, - h ~ q, Lon ,,bor tbo ic.or
left rs Inv onr fnrcfSthcrs II Il ..g1l vcry wcll Nv
Errrnrs,, :, hUt ,ho Irsr,ot,r oc CrEtn;ns ot Eny
W. shnHIJ rn.,Iioct ,bot tLcre oro stnries oanct
or NOV yh soornI, soIJ o,ydnr ,, rnclins, II n
a. o. 20 49,, G,i;oUs dHri,,, NJ iTInrid5 ,r.r
| ,,a, - ~ - ,n,L Iii; eos;on, II; ,',r;
I,s;,. ~ - = 's - d. ;.,;,,roJ nnr,,, viii a;,,o
a.. s. " " ,ii le ~, ~ ~ o,,yy IN ha a4l L -,
H., H., H. ~ Euan s,' i.i,a,s - y - '
, - - a. -, of T-,o,o s,n,,,s so,,,.,s
10 irc,,r, ,: 81 , Ln6 coiuct nf ,o,,o ar tbc mon
F ,ho on,t w. ;nt i, .v " y Nj ,, ,h; lnHrprn
s,,I Eo,. mcs, ~ 10 cvo of tbnir cm,Iorl atinn
-, -, ~, :, i.D, r =: -. = - ',..,,:N'"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-30
IEor the Sunhury A-ncrionn
wOMEN'S PENNSYLVANIA BRANCH
OF THE u. s. SANITARY COMMISSION.


wOMEN's PENNSYLVANIA BRANCH
OF THE U. s. SANITARY COMMISSION.
Tho women of the Pennsylvania Branch of tie L,
S. Sanitary Commission, appeal to the women of
PennsyV ania, and the neighbOring counties Of ad-
joining States for assistance in their enterprizc
- not rs 10 those who have been unmndful of olr
sick and wounded soders-but fully cognZant of
the great amount Of supplies which their industry
mas prepared and sent Or distribution TO various aid
societies.
Our appeal is based upon the knowledge that this
commission has greater facilities for doing this work
than any State or Local Agency, that out OF the
Thousands Of boxes distributed by them. but one has
been last that their agents notified Of the time
Of grmys advance and permitted to transfer their
stores to the front possible and that they
are the only organization authorized 10y Government
to paas within the lines, and administer their supplies
on The hsll pi battle lur the saving OF life anu the
relief Of sunerng. knowing no difference between
men from any section, who are nobly fighting Tor the
preservation Of tho Union.
This work must be left nndone if "THE WOMEN"
Of the land do not keep the Sanitary Commission
suppiicd With the means Of doing il. For this pur-
pose some of the women Of Philadelphia have organ
lied under the name Of the Moments Pennsylvania
Branch Of the United States Sanitary Commission
Gnd We invite every LOYAL woman in the city and
state, and surrounding counties Of other States to
cooperate with Us. small amount Of self denial,
or Of exeTtiUl tho part Of each, would insure 20
q the Commission an cyhaustlcss supply of those
needed stores There IS time 10 be lost. Let every
county every town organize and put themselves IN
communication With us, without delay We know
not how many lives depend upon our e&ertiap-how
much suffering resiB githus 10 relieve. Let ns us
sumo these duties solemnIy, with the determination,
that while the war lEfia viii devote eacrgjes
g. his sacred cause.
- The women aud young girls of this place and
tho surrounding country are invited to meet at Mrs
Wm Wilson :, on Saturday the a0th May at 3 O'Clock
p n, TO form a society to unite with the above as
s,calion in sending supplies to sieR and wounded
sildisgs. Itis hoped there will be general attend.
aucs and that al will unite in this patriotic sd hu.
name mcrtmeut
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-30

t-Y- COUNTERFEIT ON TUE BANK OF NoKrHuM-
nEnLAND.-Within few days past a number of
counterfeit five dollar notes on the Bank of Northum-
berland, were put into circulation in this place.
They were dated February - 1856, and signed by j
r. Priestly, Cashier, and John Taggart, President
1t is well to observe that Mr. Taggart signed notes
since December 1854. and retired from Office in 1855
These notes circulated to deceive inexperienced
persons. The paper is rather light and the shading
over the vgnette, under the words Bank of Nor
cumberland is too heavy. The paper in the spur-
Gus notes is white, not the colored paper now used
These countcrfeits detected in philadelphia
but by some mistake wore ascribcd to the Northrn
oc1iaid Co0ntT Bank
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-30
Heading EsniirUaG
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

ItREAT TRUNK LINE from tiv Moth ana
u Nurth-Wes Tor Philadpll hia, New York, Read,
ing, rutsvillr, Lebanon, Allentown, lastou, Ac.
Trains leave HaTi burg for Philadelphia, New
York Recalling pott-yillc, and an lLtcTmcliatu
Statious 90 , 4 N, ugN UU + NJ
New York LNp4,ss leaves Harrisburg ti2 - 4 y
arriving Ht New No,k "a, . - the same morning
farus from Hufrirbuis 10 New lora - 10 10
philade.phi - ~ ana e. 80. Baggage checked
tkToagh.
R,Hru.us lcays Nrw York ri @ 4 n ~ Noon
anl : + NJ. tPiitaburgh LApCsl Leave fhiladel
plIA al . ~ A NJ, aEd 80 T. NJ
Sleeping caIs IA the NeW Nolk EAWgs Irglls,
through t5 and tom Piitahursf Without ohHngc
Passengers by The CaiiaNissa Ron Road leave Ia
iua4uu ut 20 4 81 , auI - 70 " lur lhiladrl-
lhis, Noe logk aud all Way ru.uis
Igains lenls putls,llly n lll A ~ and 90 l.,
N tyr PhHAdrphia 1afr burg aud A,s luik
AualcsiuinplAi boa Messenger tiala lsa,rs hyadiug
a. 90 a NJ and returns lgol. i...@l,lIl.a At 20
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ing. Here wo frs, learned that Gen Hooker wns
unsuocessful. Imagine our disappointment after nll
our suffering Had he been successful tho whole of
the rebel army would have been destroyed, ns they
could not have rotre6tod. We nero still in danger
Of being cut off We kept up the line Of march and
arrived on the south bank of the Rappahannock al
river 50 high, that II utterly impossible to cross
1t after dark. We halted for the night with saddle
and bride our horses On the morning of the 9Th
swan the river. Thus ended the greatest raid of
this or any other war the whole of which was brill
liant success canuot give you the particulars Of
the two Regiments that connected with Gen. Keys
under Col. Fitzpatrick
have had plenty rest, feel much better now than
did one month ago
remain, sir, very respectfully your obedient SER
want j. Il. d.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-30

GEo. c. WATSON,
Co. c., 47th Rcg't., Pa. Vols.
q resident of North d. County, Pa.
LII A.. o. iNhn


II is rumorcd in our company that Gen JouN X.
CLEMENT. of Su1Sutv. is to ia appointed Provost
Marshal for Northumberland county. All of our
fellows are delighted with the neWs and hops the
appointment will certainly be made They all say
in the ght place, knowing full well he would do
his duty without fear or favor. and that ho would
make sympathizcrs and copperheaas march 10 the
music cf the Union, rs well as attend to the con-
scripts who would come under his charge.
| am very we'll, so all The boys. With respects
to all in the Office and friends generally,
remain, Yours Fraternally, ii D. W.