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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
.Kpar LIE RAmAA,

In the Nomparia of June 20ah, theFe is
8 whole column, barring three lines, de-
voted 10 q reply to au article Published in
the Bugls, of June I7th, over the sigma
ture Of r. z. CHAxBxRs. Had the
things that edited the No"parsa, sonan-
ed their reply to the statements made in
Mr.. CHAxBEKs' Communication, without
attempting 70 east any of its feul-moash-
ed reprosch upoa the Bagas, as the con-
troveTy was none of cur funeral, ne
should have let all of their mis-state-
meats and lies 60 to the world uacontFa-
dictedy knowing that where either Of tbs
editors Of the Nonparesi are known, that
the exact reverse Of what they say Is al
wars taken to be the truth. But Ia al
much - We are eredibly infermed that
half dozen numbers Of their disreputa.
Bile sheet, are sent beyond shs limit,
where the uneFiabls reputation and tbs
black characters Of the aforesaid editor
is known and daspissd, we deem IL cur
duty for the information of thai bal
dozen, 10 expose . portion of the mia
statements and lies contained 10 their re
Spouse to Mr.. Chambsrs' statement.
The editors say that at the siae MT
Chambers was ia their once thsy wsg,
stbasy ssyusiaising him, for We had jus
Rad an advertisement OF o horse-t thief
who hsd ran away from Kansas, and sbi
chap answed tie description SO perfectly
that We concluded that be Was the man
and think so yes."
Readers, 5 yoa believe thas the hon,
sss tS) truth. telling ~ editors Of To-
Aosparssl, woaid aid . horss-thief Ii
the extension Of hts business, by advss-
Using and pafsng a shsw for him? Yos
who know them wenId 40 be surprised
should shsy do sos bat hsnsss men whc
know nothing III their dlss sputahls char.
sssszs would NOT kelisve Il. Tss by theil
own evidence Ia IL prove !, that they I'd.
EsFsissd and pulled . show, which VA
aot what IL was represented 10 be- for /
ma whon thsy rally bslisssd to b. !
ranaway horss-thisf. They havs no
told he pahlie why they esaeaasd said
and osaafoEs'' 10 bin, hus ne have asighI
- suppose ~ Ieass, IL shsy really heller.
ID s4Ain . sa . harso-shlsf,s' shat The,
wsss sympashissrs with hin, q aoshia1
NJ hnsw aesAins ahssk ahs siaa.se l.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
DEMOCRATIC
MASS CONVENTION.

In view of the present crisis in our af-
fairs and the great Importance Of the
issues before the people, the State Com
mittee have deemed it advisable o call a
Mass Conveasioa Of the Democracy al
the same time Of the nominating State
Convention. 4 Mass Convention Of the
Democracy Of ths State win therefore be
held at Dsa Moines on WEDNESDAY,
rax Sra DAY OF JULY NEXT. Let our
friends throughout the State see that 1t i.
q gathering worthy Of the occasion.
By order of til State CoTnmittse.
J. NJ ELLWOoD, Chm'n-
j. G. Teak. Seesy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
WEEKLY RUGLE!
ron 9ax
Campaign Of 8
MAKE UP TOUR CLUBS EARLY!

Fer the purpose Of accommodating a
large class Of readers, who desire 70 be
posted during tas coming exciting poiisi-
cal campaign. VI triaing expense we
propose issuing the BUaLs as
Campaign Paper!
From the nomination Of the Democratic
Stats Gouvsntioz, 70 Be Aslaea Jaly sth
1858, until the rssalt of the October cleo
tion 10 known, for the small sum Of
so Gents for the Campaign
Persoss desiring il for a shorter time,
viii be furnished at
TWENTY CENTS PER MONTH.
We earnestly urge upon cur Democrat
10 friends throughout the country, 70 give
us their corporation in extending thu
circulation of ths BuGEK, believing With
Al united effort, "a long paul. . strong
pull, and q pull s~itogsthers'' the presen'
corrupt and desPotie rulsts viii be huri,
ed from power, and true. aw-sbiding,
constitutional Democrats placed in their
akead. Democrats and conservatives vi
the Slope, will you give rs a helping
hand?
All orders must be accompanied By the
cash. Specimen copies sent free.
Address, BABBrrT 4 CARPgNTKR,
Coaacil Bluzs, Iowa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
Democratic State Convention,
RoSTRoNEn

The Democratic State CentFal Com
mittse, upon consultation, have deemed
il advisable TO postpone the Democratic
State Convention, called to be held on
the 10Th Of May inst, and BY order of
said Committee, the time of holding sal
Convention is changed and the same will
be held on the 9Th day Of Jsly next at Des
Moines at IL O'Clock b., at which time
the Democracy Of the several Counties
Of the State are requested TO send ths
number Of Delegates indicated in shj
original call.
J. II. ELWOOD, Chain.
State Central Committee.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

4 egnIsn1s sssssssz HI.
The NJ YsskeEveais ! jour
aal a marked Gn6nsiAl Silly, isdaigss
IL ID ssfimasa ~ The pshlk in4sbee9r
nesa Nth . glssse Is IT, p~Fespsstise im<
portanes and means VI msssinx ID THIS
article 10 eomplssa In iisslf and plsia 10
the ssmnonsss iaselligsnes. III IL lsass
sithss way Ii d 70 the side sa tbs sdnia-
istkstien ard D 10 IL opponits, aass pso.
Die. Just think Of q dsks, which, ADDED
10 sszr carrsus sxpeases shall dEsw on ~
eli sha rate Of Two Handrsd and Fifty
hfiiIaous az Dollars pr ysaxs In Amoust
sssxly s~auai-evsa khanxh peace wsss 70
Be 3erisrad b. maTxow-~as 0ns MilIian
Dollars . dag.
Ii IL NOS likely, IL tbs aekaal sghtias
wsks 20 asase Eo-saoKFowy shss ws ecald
Gloss the uax Tor less shaa m sggrsxssa
ooss OH ONE THOUSAND MILLIONS,
How. then, shall ma sasss npaa kae asxl
Aseal yeAx Annaal iHssssss On sha pab-
lie dsbs, @70go0o,000 srdiasry expsD.
ses oil government hsresofose. 10000,
900. For these swo isezas, sad tzsse sws
&s4ky MM& FMMA&& WEE E&%W M@ %~@s
They oasg . Tar bill thai will yield
they sag, &I00 600 0Jo, aasa . tsxiG .
eastoms thai may possibly be eoanieA q
for S50,600y go 10 previsioz Washers
In made 10 zssse the axpendisarss ser
year Cor tins sapposs i D ssasa af b
array 40 ws aaay still thsn rsqaiss 70 Kos
in serviss, alEsvagh is ~ shvisss fsad
aa6eT and circumstances, amE psTnaassM
array mass hereafter be mach largss the
10 has been hegesofors. MeF 10 sny pFs
vasian made fer TIE larger ps-raaaasnz -
VI shss ~ sAsla AssssIssw kasp ssaa1~-
The ordinary permasaaas sxpsssss II ahi
government, in amss Of ps&ess ssnaa
J possibly be less thaa els0y 90 900 pa -
nam, independent Of interest on shs psk
lie debt. With tbs rsse.ae asw pgspsa
> cd By Congress- khsra woaAd kaa ds6s
Of nearly che whale sznenns sd iassTal
90 the pablic debt, sozas 97gyoO0y00a-
/ OF eoarses If the prsssas stale aS war
10 ~eoutinua Into aexs yaex, Is 10 paai
that ws shall be ranaiag beAaza ~
fearful rate; at . gate thai mas& spssa
lily proye ruinoas Ia tia pahase eFeda&, ~
70 the national dignity and ssxsagsh-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
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- Tsbs gold snaas box gissn 20 Gem
sral jackson hJ the eisy Of New FORK ia
1919, aad b. him ~beqaesshad 10 thai sis.
issn Of Nov York who shsald BE- aajaag-
ID 10 hars distinguished Aiaasslf MOST ID
aay fssare war In defsas4 of his oaaatsy,
VS. given, a. arr readers ars anaxa, q
Gen Ward 3. Barasss, Col 81 shs kssl
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
new IN sTY


The U. s. Depasy assessor, Dir. BUsxg,
informed - . few days ago, that bat ons
application for license 20 publish a news.
paper bad been mads from the Nosparsia
oihee, and that tbs NosparsI transferred
It's license to the Dispatch Ii tho Noa-
parsa published without liesnse. How
l. its The editors Of the Eosparssl sayi
ave base 20 more 10 do wish tbs b-asissss
of tho Dispatch than We aavs with shai
OF she New York Tiisssss.n How 10 II,
that two separate IND destines papers are
Published under lissassa Can the
asssssor Or tbs oollsc.or inform asf We
donss think its sreason % ask questions,
and hope those whe cam win answst
them.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

RdF@ II seems thai ths pressdsnt had
aaosher fright on Saturday last. With
Gsasras Mssgs and one sr suo othssa, be
teok . spesial boat for Acquia nsssk 10
visit Hooksrs army, Q aftsr which
DStantoa despatched sAg sfssr hin wlsh
iafsfnataea thai sas soessy wss ncviae
w~hsssupon - eraafsd NJ bost bs1k Il
Ws<hisBtqex ilhssa dsiny. .
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

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State Ventr

J. G. TURK, Sec'y.
Des Moines, May /, 1863.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
NUMBER 2OS.
CINCINNATI, June 80.

SINCiNNAIi, Suuo OU.
A committee Of the City Council and
citizens had an interview with General
Burnside last night in regard 10 the de-
fences Of the city. The committee ad-
journsd without action. At . meeting
this morning there was general suspsn.
sion Of business.
The meeting at Columbus yesterday
was held 10 the State House, and was I'd.
dressed by Gov. Tod, who said he had
information that the rebels design entsr-
ing Ohio within the next month. A COM
mittec was appointed TO adopt a plan Of
action, and raise volunteers for home do
fense.
The Commercials central Kentucky
dispatch says matters on tho Cumbsr-
land wear threatening aspect. The on
envy is represented IN force at Albany
Rebels to tho number of $4,000 under
Pcgram and Marshal arc preparing to ad-
vance into kentucky from Cumberland
Gap. The character Of the movement 10
not fully developed. hut those in com.
mAnd sccm confident Of ability to resist
any attack likely to be made.
There has been heavy rain. in Ken
tncky the last b days, and tho Cumhor-
land haa risen Is feet. The roads arc in
. bad condition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
New YoRK, June 80.

Harrisburg special to the World says
il is reported that EweIl's forces over
10000 strong is Withdrawing in direc-
ton 81 Yorktown. II looks ~ IL the en-
trio rebel army meant TO operate imme-
diatcly against Baltimore.
A rumor is prevalent that Halleck has
been removed and Mcclellan has been
appointed his successor.
A dispatch dated Fort Washington, on
the west bank of the Susqucbsnnah, yes
terday, states that tho eDemy's position
describes the arc OF . circle, the ex-
trcmes resting on two main roads, with
pickets and artillery in front and flank.
A battle is expected tomorrow.
The steamer Columbia from New Or
leaus, Gath, has arrived.
On the goth the rebels attacked the
bridge At La Fouche Crossing, but were
repulsed.
A second attack was made on the
night Of the 2lst but were again re-
pulsed with considerable loss, leaving
their dead and wounded on the field.
A deserter from Port Hudson says
their best arti!lerist Capt. Boon, has been
killed, and also several ladies in the re-
cent assaults. The rebel loss u about
1900.
Tho doserter states that when b left
tbsy had 10 days rationA When those
are gone the rebels intend to cross tho
r;vse on yal(s instead Of surysndsring.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
JACKSON. June "a.

Twenty Yankees captured a freight
train at Brook Haven to day, burned it
and left in the direction of Monticello.
A V'cksburg telegraph Of the 18TH
Gays the western shores Of the Missisaip-
pi, from Miliken's Bend to Vieksburg,
arc filled with Confederate troops. They
hold Richmond and New Carthage.
Constant reintorccmsnts from Wachita
to Pembsrton are received. Troops arc
supposed to cross over every night
The Chattanooga Rebel of the gath
editorially says that Grant on the 22d 1t.
tackled along the whole line, failed TO
carry single brsastwork, was repulsed
with loss Of 10000 and il in full re-.
treat.
The dispatches from which these in
fcrcnces are drawn by the rebels are by
no means conclusive.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
OUR SPECIAL DIsPATCHEs.
RUM0RED REMOVAL OF
HALLECK.
MCCLELLAN APPOINTED IN
MS STEAD.
lmdica tiOsas that the RclDels
are about 10 Move ON
Baltimore.
Rebel EOss at Port Mud.
SON about I 1900.
Rebel EOss at Port sud.
SON about 500.

Observation-Disclosures, June 80.
The Northern Central Railroad be-
tween Goldsboro ond York, distance OF
- miIes is burned. Movements shows
that rebels are attempting to reach Penn
sylvania Railroad about 40 miles from
here. All quiet here; troops rapidly
moving.
ISpecial to the Timss.i
1t is thought to-day that our forces
hold position beyond tho Harrisburg
Notifications, anticipating the encmy's
advance. The rebels have not showed
an inclination to make an attack. This
morning a few shots wero exchanged bo-
tween the rebel and our own pickots.
The opinion is gaining crcdence that
the rebels are rnanGvering to tako liar
risburg by flank movement.
The report that they have a pontosn
train IL miles this side of Columbia,
however, 10 somewhat doubtful.
A gentleman just escaped from tho
rebel lines 1T Chambcrsburg, reports that
the rebel column is moving eastward to
the number Of $4,000, accompanied by
l04 pieces Of artillery.
Gen. Lee, with his staff officers, wore
in Chambe'sburg last Saturday.
Thirty-thrce prisoners captured At Mt.
Union, wero brought into town this morn
ing.
Gen. Stahl has been appointed TO tho
command Of tho cavalry forces in this
department.
Another order has been issued by tho
rebel Gen. Ewcll, dated June 22d, rela.
tive TO restrictions upon his army and
the citizens Of the country through which
the rebels pass. He urges ready nc
qriesence with the demands Of tho mill
tary authorities, and will serve greatly 10
lessen the rigors of war.
1t was confidently believed this morn
ing that the enemy would commence an
attack to-day.
In all probability tomorrow or next
day will develop his intended move.
ments.
Possibly Lee may contemplate the
capture Of Baltimore, and considers Hsr-
risburg Of secondary importance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
MANcHEsTER, Tenn, Juno 2s.

MAEcHEBTER, Icnn., juno ~.
The following in the Chattanooga
Rebel. is An account Of the fight on
Wednesday from passengers who came
down on the T.. M. train yesterday:
ave learn that on Wednesday seven
brigades Of Rosccrsns' army attacked
the brig AIDES Of Gems. Bates and SiddelI,
holding Hover and Liberty Gaps. Our
men fought tho enemy until their am
munition was exhausted, when they fell
back.
Movements indicate q general sd-
vance Of the enemy's force, which may
rcsult in . pitched battle.
"Wc regret 10 loarn that among the
killed in Bates brigade was Maj. Clay
brook. Gen. Siddel lost some estima-
msble ofIicers."
An editorial on the situation says: mo
time within the past two years has the
heroism Of tho Confederate States up
risen in such splendor ~ now when from
Vicksburg, Virgins and Middle Tennes.
SEQ harbinger days Of peace seem burst
ing in harmonious lnstre from the long
night Of war. To drive Grant out Of
Mississippi, invest the Ysskee capital
from Maryland, aud defeat Rosecrans, arc
the present objects.
"The troubled spirits Of democracy
must be told that our object is peace
When our independence is recognized,
we lay down our arms. Vallsod'ghsm
will toll them so, but let our government
and generals, in our march over the Dor
der, also proclaim that il is recorded that
Ananias, on his way to hell, threw sop
to Cerebus. Let us not not disdsin TO
throw . little SOP to the restless ghost Of
democracy"
Isham G. Harris, 10 . proclamation .
column long, calls for 5000 troops, fos
SIX months, from Tennessee, under the
provisions Of an act Of the rebel Con-
gress to provide for local defence and
special service, composed Of men ovel
20, or such = are not liable 70 couaciP
ton.
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The Washington Star says il is current.
ly reported here that rebel pickcts made
their appearance four mlles from Alex
andria on the Fairfax road.
The excitement 10 day ia intense. I'm
til late hour tonight the streets were
crowded with an excited populacc, eager
ly inquiriDg for news and cnlistiog in de-
fence of the city and State. AT the navy
yard, snd most Of the workshops of the
city, the business was either entirely sus-
pended or closed at an early hour TO sl.
low men 10 drill. and most of tho stores
on Market and Chestnut streets closed
early for the same purpose. The city no
doubt will noon DO placed in a state Of
defence.
PHILADELpuIA, June 3O-e:I2 A. M.
A special to tho Inquirer from Balti-
more states that tain arrived from tho
western terminus Of the Western Md.
X. X. No rebels had appeared along the
route.
1t is ascertained that large body Of
Federal cavalry reached Getty sbrrg and
took possession, capturing number Of
rebels. Our army is gradually moving
10 that direction.
Trains on tho Northern Central run to
Parkton, 30 miles from Baltimore.
No apprehcnsions are felt for the Bal
timorc and Washington X. K it 10
strongly protected, as is also the Phla-
delphs, Wilmington Il Baltimore X. X.
Gunboa's are in the Guupowder river,
at Havre do Grace and in Bush river.
The dcfencos of Baltimore are very
strong.
The cars from Baltimore TO Frederick
were obliged TO return after reaching
SykcsviIle, where n largo force OF rebel
cavalry were seen tearing up the track.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

Losr-Aay person having found .
letter directed - Mrs. Thss. Brsskstt, which
was Lost II the street this morsing. viii cen
fer hver BY leaving the came at this ol3os