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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

Dr.. RASp's srEClEtC cares SPeruaatoFEA@A
Seminal " sAkness, Inposeacy, Loas OF Power, aS'a
zssally ard sFEsctaKIly. It's sGSe4a ara SsHa1 Rag
laAl- u Of the SPECIFIC @in convince ne
nest s~ksptical Of its msrtw.8 Hfss ala eS&~-
SEAT postpaid to any address, By 8. Q. oPHAAs
xs Chestnut street, Phll&dslphaa, Pa. Circulars
-, ,raa Eguna Is-aa8
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08
UULvRgg.

4 brick eulYsrs 10 to be constructed
assoss Broadway, u the sprjng Branch,
near Union Street. IL should be can-
msnesd ~ scon ~ possibis. Delsys are
dangsseas~ Ths old wcoaen drain thsre
win esps before long.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08
sHERaFF,s SALE.

BY virtue ai n special execution - nae aarscses
from the Office OF the Clerk Sf the District G art u
Patta&atta1naa csuaty, kbwa, | Sk&s4 proceed 70
seu on Wednesday The 7Ist dag IF May, A D.. 1854,
between the hours Of 10 Rr4Oek 4. M and { r. ID
Of said day, in front Of the County Treasurer uasee.
la the city Of Council aises, the following aeacT1a-
ed Real Estate Of Will ana Leslie and saraee Marsh,
te-wis:
rae Nsst BALI u t1e South west GaArtsr sza the
South West guaFteT Of the North West guarksr 81
Section aaEaber Thirty, fss aud san WeAs half os the
ssuth waSi guaftss Ut section Thifty-osa fsil all
in Township AevSnkg-avs ff3l range Fugfy-twes tS2l
Containing lS acres, mere 81 less. Sale 10 casn-
asnce At 2 o'clock P, NJ Of said dag.
Ta&sa IS the property af william Leslie and
Jazaek Marsh 10 satisfy an exseaxioa IN fsvor u
Jane HaFons
J. WILLIAMS, sheriff
| CsaReii Rusx, Iowa, d Eii "a, tssa- 3w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08
A LAND NOTICE.

Deeds for even actions Of swamp Land in Pot
tawsttaaaie GozBty viii De sxscated on presents
lisa q Pre-enapaisa esftiseaxss until The tst Men,
day In September. 1851. Holders Of Certificates
viii make application before tAAt date Or their
claims will BE forfeited.
by praeF az she Board Of gHpsEyl4ag&,
EES Ga@ "a q n BERBaGK, CLERK.
Inns 4 Ia$4 a1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

- We hare for sale, > couple Of "A
No. l." CUTTING BOXES Now =
the time to use them. Call a. tie once
and look At &heans IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

- jos Pxlsrrxe, can be done bsstsT
and cheaper at the Btagls ofacsyahan al any
other essablishmen. W est of the Aissis-
sippi river. ThOss wansing any kind of
Printing done, viii find It 20 them adyaE~
tage to leave their orders as this OfAes~-
We warrant satisfaesioas o. make no
charge. Terms moderate.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

~ Ed

About ave weeks ago, TWO cows one nine
Years ED, has red head and treat is@R, sxstg there
Ia Whit with red spota along she sk1ss. Tne eth
Fl L. avs yeaEs old, 81 hlssk rnEass wlts Waits
spsss On SCI, aAEk and himaEess, shE face 10 % 81
Eiroa-xrsy celnf. 70 any person who viii deiiyes
tas above described cSwS SC ms, I win pay &fe re-
ward. UkAhA%
CoaaeIl Bisas, May @. 1854, sw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

q EaF8FF K

c.
~ AG fRssLx oysrex, cSrxe1L RLgpFs
yuiy O. 1884.
wHRA9-spring, &Sspse eta y SuaA.
CONFIRMS ear, Is cas- y bash, p
oATs-In demand NJ soess2 ess . sash.
RoEAT0x3-RYizas. ioaeass sss . sRsA. aew
: zAx--Taasosay - FraAxis % v tea
HoGs-Aeslya, sla asassFsd sSs5SsA y ios,
BgEE-on soes, s1sss-se . 100. u
R-EnRs~Ssrssz, ses axsF resTh Se
RLoUa-ehoica Pxaalla x easaei sarsgans
S2,ees Faas. 81 % . lea.
COIN agAL-ys8sow as &, whfsa, % y oasA.
sucxwagkf YLouR-Boissd ssssas y 100.
s~usT&awRrssa Eelh ss4esNA.
LAAp-PfssA sa3skpA.
EGss-Yrssh, sSs . d0z. &
T&LL0w-Prins, 0 . . .
RRRswAx-Yeis0S, sssaA y B. 1Ea-t&E
wHIsKRY-ezEiss' Easis to-; 81, Leafs ssES
% c GAL - sEE$&J y
cHIcSEgs-rane o. asssso s PEa4Ets % SD
sfA y dox. @m4sta
gU~akKxs~~LIvs, IS 9 Gel, sa1asa
KxcHAsGR-s1 Louia, pal, Essasrn y aesRt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08
xaeissss zssaTsstessiaeH R

= s-ccssasaoas&sd with . rtses I'm s&s
.-,Astr easas. Wa expect svssy snssfprisiss sa-
-. ,n.p in sAia sity 10 savsreass In sAs soeAAt
".--.s,sux Ia g uasAas Of saxTying sasa' sasaasss
,s,s svsrs Aosas whiea u saEvsa ~
,,n.a u walsass Sac saszszssss W. ss"A a"1
- syst ais plses "a haaaasss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

70 PEusess AySElcsxD wITH DIssAssp
NJ Is oaIn b 1n64zzr
Is Asss fbs s~sesfaloaf ih6azz-
nssisn oil shs Eyss, Of Five Years stand
ing, 10 that my night waa 30 much im-
paired &slHs 0sld III sss " u about
and by the treatment OF the Dr. | wsa
fully restored 10 sight and psrfees hsalth
eNlsAs xrdxIsr .. BEESf.
Ooancsl Bigas, Juns 26, LISA. 3m.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08
To PKrxrxxs-TYrR soRsAhS--"ehAS saw
,,sa. saa Scr sale. tAs tssiswtns sEzss st sse"As
s.aA sssx xatss w,n % sshasssys ases = so
Nc % saxN<eaEs.anR IA az y

yes sDovs type Ia all in seod soaaitiea' aHdsasa'
Il. :, sa,uu vary fair wsfR. wshavs, aise, aSaan-
-. =, ,.sona sxna sossEme MATERaALs whlsh
vtu be sela lev foS cash sRscazksAs u . !
,saa On npplleastan, tssseasr vita Mss Oh psfee-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

CAspTpArnsr~Tks Democratic State
Oonvsasiaa mests to-day Al Dies zaoines.
IL the nominations are photographed, We
will anaouuee 90 naorgsw who il 20 cen
tend agsinss NE Ssosx that he Rspabli-
cana have sst OF. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

The Third Annual Fasr.ss fsssA'
nve,sss. asasasas ~ sssasfxMcAs8ss
- !, arss pvsssssysstss asatssnrsssses
ia rhosa waasias saa wssx " say szsa'
"s4 A veil u zasks . nnss Of tAss sara wear
- q. .sssuszasaAss eur tEisaaas % aAors 40
s~,t.s.nssos waExaaaea, o. ne ssazgs zasas'
-. aots OF sAAks aeo.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

ALWAYS CIR rnx BEsr.-There 10 no
Sewing Machine in use, THAI gtssa
the general satiafasaion, that Grover
L Bakers does They are 80 simple,
that e child twelve years old, after . lis~
tie pgsesiss, can spsEaae sAsza. The
strength and bs&asy Of the stitch. ne W
Eiey Of vera shs durability, aas ssss
in running it, recommends ID over al
other haachines for fazDily uss. 4
has taken sbs aFst preuaiuza q nearly Il
the ssates Pairs, az being the best Ma
chine Ii use. pics us and ap~ards.
Any pssson desiring 70 paraaass . II
chine, csa sxainins Grover 4 BAksr'
BY calling 10 cur resideDce. All order
viii receive prompt asseataea.
Il d. w. CARpEETER, Agepts
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08
PILLS
Coughs and C0aaa Affecting
TE@0HSs
sACk Headaches and Wans o.
Appetite Incidental Co
Soldiers

Yhsse feelings whicA 20 saddsa as, usually agiss
ffeg trouble OF aanoyancsa, ebstraetsd perspiTs-
usn, or sa1inx or drinking whAteYer is unzhals-
sozae, thus Disturbing the baaithfal action on the
ivx ana staaRasA. Thsse orzsrs nnst be rsiievsa
il res De Ire 70 be yell The Fila, t4kan accord
iax b tAe priaseA iRztxecaaeas, wsA anAeAly Ere
aaos ! healthy aetfen Ii eath avsz aud stomach,
sad as a nsiarsi eomseqssnes . clear bead aaa good
/ appetite
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

Came nss sy azaznznxsenA an - sAeHt ~ 80
amy AZ Ms. "a. 3 nark - HsEsss ~ A4e4k -
and shout 10 years e. Bald asFseha asesftaNts
" followed nE sxxtn 81 AeFssz An4 MNtee 9MH44es
fer saasaas etty. art fsE HeN ID NJ rse&ass1eni
kad sac saasF asn Aess sse bezHsh9HHex&g -
szsy zaa paytns sAaFxsss ~
$3.50 - 80 1x04&0M 4AxM9kr
csanesi saz9s. suaa q tn1A -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

-" Quite q nueabsf of Democrats left
shss~ GU Saturday and Sunday morning 20
asssad Ghs DanocEAfiS Mass Ooavensisu
at Dies AfoineS- The Snaior Edisor of tAe
Basss wss a Of the uumber, which must
Do 9 sufseisas apology fcs all shsrs com
ings ansiI hia rasarn. 33s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

g. AwsAents "a BsetPssAN ~. -,
- aomPA~A jntafask mn& Adeer6a4 =
- &Amx hssxxs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08
zc.s,4aa Bx.sanema Notices..
R@kskskstaaasssh aEsAaa'd ana
=, ala n sas nssas 0SAss.

Pxxss EoR sALs<-Ws have on
"a ear sale, one 81 Gsrssssss pssNss rrsssss
j sAt@f4e tASsFF afsslsfsfns@
soFtarsAs1 iafazraakaaa'
mannsrg b c~ARRGSTAA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

#4EEZNF #H%HEt M&&&A#EEE
gA>s sAp pssH Asss sszrsszssss
xHRKK xxMk4 LkksxR sAaa any Poo
per pasiisAsa IN Csa@ssI sawfsa, saa . ias~
gar Carsaaaaasa sAaa say Paper pasiisssa
In wssssra ssva = Nssraska.
~ MxncxAxTs AsD avsxswss NEE gsRss
agsy, asaaEoas d plaeins aAsir sasiasss aafaFs aAe
Ry2ass yps @ wssso EsassAsexs4SAa4e4S
zH0W Observation-Disclosures
Eyaua ths Dsliy at Tassaay.
xHw KxRxRlMKNT.
This iissls Dolly Bsgia, 10 presented %
the psblisS b "a experiment N order 10
test shs wishes and desires of tho sifixszs
Of Coaneii Bluas and visinisy in regard %
shs pshiiszAaUh zaaSsappossi ssA Daily
Nswspspsr. We havs made the moss am
pie arrangements Tor shs publication of
Easlyy aua nstAiAg wild rssvsas eur pse-
lishiag sass ssssss Tie Iask of sasA sssss
essential alder and soafcrsss Of publish
srs--a lssgs liss Of paysas saAseribszs--
Oar T~slsgrseAis rspsrss will bs full, AID
In cur nssssing issae our readess will have
all the important nsws up 70 midnight OF
the previous night.
| If the citizens Of e@aneii BluSs and
vicinity desire TO have q Daily paper pub-
Iished in THAR midst, they now have an
opporsaafay Ia. maka u nuaaifass BY >
generous support. Its publication de-
penis snsirely upon the patronage il
resolves, and viii be sonsinasd No ioagsr
thaa we can laaks II apaying Institution.
Terms:
One Copy .ona
oAak%95 Gaa sseatA AIS
Qasessx fAfss Hsnshts -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

Co M& 8wIE M&k&MG
win ssaa aiszpsszr By sas ass es sAsxs inyalas-
BE Plus, and zee selassv vim aaickiy acsasrs I'D
assseass ssysaxsh. Sever lss sAs Bewsls be sstass
csnasea 81 anaaay acted apea. &c snay sssm strange
saas Hesisesy's Pins sssssd 20 rec0mzasadsa far
Dyssassvy and Fsax, nAsuF psgssas supacsfns ssat
sAsy would sn<xsxssta efeaxxatsaa xnis y . So
salssake. fer ghess Phi u vii essrscs the lsses and
sssEnaeh and thss rszasse al ths scrta haaaooss
ffeu tbs syskezn4 TAIs n~assieins vii give taas ana
vigar TO tbs whsls ergantc sysssss eowssaE asTaa&-
ceagss, Noshing wiia seog The FeiAxasacR o. tAs
3ewsls % sure rs sAls sasdaesHs.
veKumeeSRs AfsemSsaus KEadks~
cRefi9M OF K0szsM.
asy~x ~nd trieers, BIatches Aad sweslings. can
with ceraasmsy be radically eaEed IL tAs Pulls ars
aiken aigAs aaa H~soEnings saa The oistusnt be tres
ly uss& a. Esstsa In the pxiate1 inatruetaons, II
treated In any other Eaannsx sasy aTI Up "a sAe
para 10 eresk oas In znethss Mhersas tAls oaaes
saeas viii resnsze Ne hgnaora fFom tbs aystsfn ana
leave the patient q vigorous aud hezatay uaant AZ
win require d little perseverance, Ia Dad e&ses se
Insure o isssaDg eares
gsx wssaas gslhax seeasieAsa BIZ the Bay
ssaA. sMsre OF ths Ballet Sores - nfaases.
Pc sassa svsry sosaase Or sailsw are IsAsls rshsEs
are ms neaicaAss 90 safe, sure aaS esaveatsas e
Ne1taw.yts Piils anA Ointment ina peer WeuaA-
u al sluaost ayin9 suxsrar mishthaEs bis wousds
Creased lnzuzaaigtefy, 81 be w1wla paE pxuysas nkHs.
SELF vita thfa saaschases oiatzasns, FalsA saSeA
be Ii afg 81 ias2 ska wsuna AID SaasAFs4 80 sf1&D1
tkea coxereA wish q plers OF hsasn froSa aas &pap'
sark ansi essnesamssa vita . hanakezcA4ef. Takins
aisss ard r,srning Q or 9 Pills to cool aas aystexs
and prevent Inflammation.
Esgry soldiers kaxusSek ESQ s~aa1akats GAesi
| ssoala ns sEswIdsa wlth tAese vsissbaa ssassAas
csUTT0aG-sons are geusias unless the worcI
. Hoaaaw HEw YaRx Aass 1ospoH, = ri
/ AIsgsfuaSle as Q nsafSy@saavk Ia every leaf Of shi
| hOoR OF aixscalons $ronnd each pot or boxi the skna
nv BE- psalnls sessa b hatdiag the aeag 10 40 Ngat
A kzsdsesas rev ard will be given 70 ang one Fsnf
| sEfnw sarA InfoEaaAssoR Sc asas Lead ~ tbs askssssol
Sc Any Party 81 parties roaatsFfeiting az mezaetneH
- webfsue ii same, know1Ex sasxa - be spafsenz
- .a&8M I'D Fas Manaf&csoFy 81 Prs9esser Moiie
wsy. 10 nssaen Lxass Mes Yesks sad ~ ell sfzpSz
table Druswisss knd Deaaafs IN Aealeaas, tarsasn
~wss shs II IIlssa wagsas In bazss as 70 esasas Z
ceats and ~ eseA.
: T1srssTs L considerable sssing b. tskasg u
a-Ulrscsious for sAa gssaszgs gs p~stasnsss
evsxy alseraer are afsxsd TO saeA boz
Aazussss tseas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

soEprxxs, ArrxNxzssI-Pain dissAsa \
exposure, wish ! hot sliaasss muddy va
zen and bad diet viii be unavoidable, bat
ssmsa with III WAYS P u
ERIRYIHa n
ING PILLS yoa das endure Ill these
and ssiiI sssAia good health. only Is c..
pcs hox. x1l
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

q srrrEsKs-Ekkp on rras-r
\. kssasy fss making . tee sasEisa 81 ssaa
.tas. tsg s~sssIsss, ga rsassnasas ssrHs' ~ aesaa-
- i. vnass vasx SEGA. Tasss wtsAins 70 sssaas
- ..esssars fer thaAT saraas, waii 90 wsaa -
.~su.s.vss IL sais opportunity, b. saiilas "a
s'aAi - L. W. RAsRTgT.
-, alusa. Fswa, April u, Tssa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

TE~E
- Onssefsas asoss SOLVE and inssl-
ligsns Bishops in tie Democratic church,
Levi Bishop, Esq., Of Dstroit, declares
ahsss aAss this country, and the
only way 70 save ii, il TO bring the Dem
ooratio party back into power in the
ssasss, in the National Legialasars, aud
In the Nssional Administration ssand !
@aG2Aa4AAAaNe@eA4AA4+A
PHsssoxsk-Ths Commissioners OF Psa~
sioas hss Js-sssss&iasa thas il tn, nae eon
siAa6aa year longer, and pensions are
granted in the sazas proportion a. du-
ring the pass year, shas the paynasas Of
these pensions will draw IN annual ana
Of d, 000,0 900 frssa the treasury.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

0MAHA CHICAGO mANks
OMAHA, EEBRkEEAsn
Ascsrcusasing noss8 VI sAzs nxzk sFs sessszasa
81 pax as as Bznkfn# nsses 81 q. Esaksas = o.
4. D sAoxxsxy sssssasas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08
stsck or yeweary,

t receiv&a at his atoEs, He1a door 80 Ae
Zee, Upper Broadway, . large and veil Sc
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-19
FOR the Standard.
PUBLIC MEETING IN NASH.

meeting of the Conservative party of Ferres Dis
trct Nash county, Tuesday the 4t of August 1858
on motion of Mack Brantly Rev E. Mccain was called to
the Chair and B. G. Strickland appointed Secretarv
me Chairman, in few appropriate remarks, having
stated the object of the meeting on notion B. G. StrcE.
land a. Denton, and Mack. Brantly were appointed
committee to draft resolutions expressive of the Of
the same who reported through their Chairman the fol
lowing resolutions which were unanimously adopted !:
Rtsoced That North Carolina has contributed over her
full share OF blood and treasure the war; and that e
are opposed to furnishing any conscrpts until other
States furnish their full quota of men.
esoteed That we protest against the appointment Of
Mr. Bradford, Vrgnian, to collect the hes in North
Carolina, apd demand his removal and North Caronian
be appointed in his place. O"'''A'""
:cUed That we oppose the appointment of any citizen
OF another State to exercise authority over North Caro-
linians ''n oSio
Resolsed, That in opinion, W. W. Holden ia on. If
the abest and bodest defenders of the soldiers and tn.
people Of the State and the stand which he has taken in
their defence is just cause of pride to everv true North
Csronan and that we recommend the Standard to everv
true lover Of freedom. " every
Rssolued That we have the fullest confidence in or,
BILE Governor, z. B. Vance ~ 'u' no-
Reso1oed That we would hail with joy auv mov.msnt
that would lead to an honorable peace
Reaolved That these proceedings be sent n ,bs n
Standard for publication and that other papers favorable
to the action Of this meeting be requested 70 copy
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
E. MEcAN, Chm.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-19
For the Standard,

Mr. HoLDEN:-I that there plenty of aspirants
for Congressional honors in the 10th district
at least there several recommended by many friends
Having been until lately resident of that district feel
somewhat interested in the Among the number
see the name of DR.. W. H. Atkins of Rutherford recon-
mended through the Charlotte Bustin in a communities
ton signed Many Voters" In presenting his claims it
is sad 1t at the house of Dr. Atkins where herst
flag in Western North Carolina hoisted for secessuu
and his house will be the last place for the erection of
Union flag: All that believe is true. DR.. A.. being
South CarOnian about the first in this section
to strike for secession and judging from his conduct he
Will be about the last call for musket The fact
that the Doctor secessionis do consider crime
but do think that any who as be was
should have been the first to call for nsuxet and not
coiss as the Doctor has done several times and failed
The Doctor is young and able boded and should,
think have said coma, and not "go boys" But instead
he has shielded himself behind profession and kept out
OF the reach of the smell of gunpowder Some one has
been trying to write the Doctor into notice since tho
war commenced by publishing his good Deeds Whether
be twin brother Of the Doctor that is thus trying to
give him notoriety, don't know Some has sugges-
.sd that the person writing akin than
that there is striking resemblance between many vo.
tiers, and the Doctor himself How that u.s. shall not
myself say Many Voters assured that if Doc.
tor is nominated for Congress- that he will accept Won
der it be would respond "Many Voters would vote him
musket and place in the ranks3 He could be over
wheimngy elected in that capacity. Come Doctor your
services are needed. What say you!
Polkvills, cleveland, NC.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-19
For the Standard.
Polkvills, cleveland, N. C.


In your issue of the Goth ut some bard things are said
about me- hope Mr. Editor that you will allow an in.
Jured man space enough in your valuable and widely
circulated paper to set himself right before the public nv
neighbors know most of the charges to be ma
iGously false but persons a distance might construe
silence into tacit acknowledgment of all the CHARGES
views as well as the views Of nnetenths of all persons
viva "nom am acquainted, perfectly in unison with
as Swallowed forth BY your paper voted against
iii ss OonVenon and for the second did not vote ut
er me severance did take place as matter of
; WIZ my section We were excited, infamed and pre-
~ our stump speakers, newspapers and moie es
~ our preachers. We were tevered up to great
nngs, but the chs came as matter of course reason
NJ eoa ~ ner throne, and see with other ewes.
NAB ~" " tne charges and how they originated will
d Oh as plain as sunbeam. over 40 years old
Some f belonged, till recently, to the militia
% VI our soldiers deserted and came home and some
o, sere Sonscrpted took to the woods WE'LL JEFF Davis
ga er 9overnor Vance with sharp stick Vance got
ne militia and the militia to keep from being taken
scripts n g gbs a.er the deserters and delinquent
and forced duty incurred the displeasure Of
- tne delnquents above named and hence The CHARGES
me- 1t Is not true that would drive the chiIdrsn
merous f.m from my door am poor man. with nu-
o,ant1 ssny OF young children Of my own and conse
quea'y cannot do much for others but what ran do Is
ost cneerully rendered. It is not true that aver
my age as all this community will bear me- wit
The TIM ~ ue tnat was broke down in my back about
e OF tne draft but it is true that the draft had
any thing to do in that most excrucatiur scton r. ia
not true mat am preacher have not been m hohiv
favored. am an humble class leader in the Methodi:t
ana nave been taught from my infancy to look up
IN o1l not only with but with
Our preacher on this circuit the Rev. T. c. Noses for
the year 1861 told that old Abe was after our land
negroes our Nemen and our babies That our land was
to be cur negroes stolen our pretty
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-19
For the Standard.

Nh. EDrroR:-l have been watching the newspapers ex'
pectng to account of the dongs of the guard an
deserters and conscrps in Yadk county, but SO tar
have nothing. propose to give some account OF
their dongs the public order that the proper author
tiles when they detail men to perform any service
place them under proper restrictions they violate the
civil laws of the land they may rest assured they Will 6e
punished for the same understand they said Gen u
H. Hill gave them authority toake any private property
they wanted from any house where any OF the family was
deserter said to be disoya or feeding o.
he Certainly was derauged Be this as may they
tanly did commit many outrages while they were here;
they took from men in this county guns clothing search
&c. paying nothing for them, taking little boys guns
and clothing) when portion Of these same mems sons
were in the Others that were Marie Oh and dsser
they were treated them thus But this not the worst
it said they entered the houses of women whose husbands
home and took clothing they had made for their husbands
searching their chests taking brandy tobacco any thing
they wanted simply because some one told them they fed
deseter without evidence Of the same; and would
take bacon -four chickens DC from familes-and carry
them to houses Of ~ tane and give to them:
understand the Lieutenant passed we'll with the people
He may have known what his did, but there
one thing wrong about him. be had some men arrested that
were clear by law and when he was told writ would be
blood His men sold guns. &cs unto any that
"G Sor NJ Editor if this. to be allowed what will be-
come Of the country Mr. tells the guard that is dis
loyal that feeds deserer they enter their houses and
commit offences without any evidence at ALL think
excellent Governor ought to know these things. Deserers
ought to be punished, ought men who encourage it,
Deserters offer three reasons why they DESERT the first is
Lincoln" made war speeches. volunteered pretended
make up companies told the people they might them
down gone get others off, but they sneaked back
WENT among their class BE- set down preachers law
yers DOCTORS captains de- Phe second reason u.s. they
have property at stake that the war is about but
few men that have property ere in the service pvates
The third reason is when they do fight (and the Lord
knows North Caronans have done their share the pow
that be give them no credit Poor excuse.
A CITIZEN.
Yadkin Co., July, 1868.