davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

DECLARED An
EMPIRE
n. Davis Hfts~fs 0ersaess1neses !
tsfsd, tegstA1v spAA f&ftsss JFsss sreh
Tyailoss, Nosfk and SewtkI

@
Tyaitess, Novfk aad SswtkI
Furious Bombardmeat
Norris and James Isl
land
-k
Fight at HunSyiIIei
Chicago, Jaly &, 10 q. m.-~Lass
Washington dispstahss ssy Gen.
Aeadess has stt&ined already IN ndyan-
position sad VIII fcres Lee q q
decisive battle north ar The Rsppahan-
sook rivsr. Gen. Msade has probably
sas Leess line ef supplies. Dirsos can
m~nnicasion heswssn Washingsoa and she
Head Quarters % the Army Of the Po-
souaas has beea spened.
Trihnns's special advioss from Forsssss
Moasse 20 last sysaing ssasa tzas mo d.
limits or Trustworthy inseiligenos has been
rsceised ~ that place % % the opsrasioas
% ObaFlesson; as o1aeer rscessly sssarn-
cd from the Hees Oh ChssisssoE, rapersa
thai al the time at bis leaving, matters
we're we're pFogrsssing fssarshly, sogns
thing gained each DAP, and the reduction
OF Forts Wagner and Sumter, consider
Cd esrsalzs The greatest conGdenos i
fslt In she paaus and movaxsass I'll Gen.
s1ilaofe and admiral DAhlgTssn, mad Eha
ultimate cApture OF lhsglsssop ID Esgsxd-
"a - aau fat aecomph.n
Head Quarters. Aruay al the polozaae,
1uly 2S-Rsbels were ia fofcs yssfardxy
Erons Roynl. ne drove THAR e-Mysayy
from Manassas Gan ahons suasss.. belies.
"a the enemv lnsenasd crossins Riaa
Kidxe ii Chester a. Trenton Car.
Cisns Raaa. .Iulv a. q s.,y. r.s..
srnoaI ths Isth "a n-seersss- - ~ sgsh
Pfus-iass resiv - palsss - $.
ssissd; ID i hslisvsd h ssssnk - ID
points nszned hy EagIsnd. ErAuoe aad
Austria, bat provoiss anRessy instead 81
arTalstise. AHF
Memuhia. as--e,ssaiallv annsHs,ss1
that tssis . opansd 10 N. O., aaksey esr.
sain restrictions, sssaxseF Impexiaa Asris-
cd to-day, haying made the trip shsongi
and back since Tho TALL al VieksbaTg and
PORT Hudson.
Wasbiuxton. ag.-Natianss R-sx,ahiieas
savs that positixa iuformassoa Ia haeT
received thaa Las - hsss dalaVins n
the Potomac Ia -snalla hsm "a gss -
safely with The rlunder aallsnkad n Ia.
ryland and peansyIvsuis. h Ala. go,
thss bis forces have bsss xstherina d,
new crops of grain In Shanaaaoah Valley
He 10 nos moving towards RiehmonS
with Immense sr&aTzs ID. supplaes, the ne
eessity Of procuring which has been In.
crsasad By tAsaaIl ct Vekssasg szd
Fort Hadsen, hew intensified by eastias
sns Tsnnesses Virgsnas railroad
which u their great medium Tor procaF'
ang supplies.
Washa1xson. -Nayy dspartraenl
has received adsioes Of the eantare oa
TIE saezzner Lizzie CT Nashua, afssr
chase Of . hours; cargo dry goods, pro.
visions, brandy, B., Ia.
U.. as aa.
- 80.
go - - - I
- = - - y a.. "a r
-. - - - - -
- -
- - -
- - ssll,sm : 80 sas = - =,
- -. - - 80 - -
- ~ - = M.sssssass4s -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

the following advice;
sin case of scaiding or burning aa
eodys lRasrsiag tAe Pasts ia cold Easz
gisss entire relief az instan!SAeoOs t! d
l~ighsaisg. Msanwhils get sone cOGna
dry fear and apply it an inch o. two shHa
oa the injured part and keep sPsiaklng %
water. Cures Of many frighsfai burniass
have bsan performed in this Wag WaaaG'
full and painless
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

nke,aa.6nn 1a-~Tke ..aarnv ran.. /
- -. 4
iE HE1. 80 80.
- irss,.as~I 49,.
= - 4 - -
II
49, ~ 20 u..sa,. :.
- 81 s.s~-.:a1 SsLsIn.@
= 49, - VaAfass..as
- 49, f.,srS - .aAa..
80 - - go - -
u - -
- as-L - - -
49, 80 49, I.-s
49,
Pr. -.
uuStinr & i sGlehI
TIE b-embssduest ~ Wssaer wss4xe-
sumsd s. he a2Ii. she iren elsas eo-ops-
fAsinr nlsh a,s INV dafisx ID d.y wac
nsr ~ siisncsd fsr ssssssins and .
charge uas nads hy err troops, altar .
dsGperAte stxae9ie Ne wsRs OBLIGED 60 fsil,
bel, or las d quite ssvara. DTohably Ii
MI reeOh l00O.
Hsw FORK, E.--The details Of the
shaxgs On 22d msds On - Wagsss, sssw
moss desperate axhting BIZ Gaa. Ssrong's
brigade, scarcely . aald Or lima ofIcsr &C.
capped being wounded, nan were killed;
al . time nearly the whole rebel forus
.aa c-oneanzrated npon a4sa Mxsa. They
49, Fs1fss1sa 49, eiasss oao; -.
49, y seasMA.s = ses ssesn.e
sxsJ 49, pe 80 Ssaass 2 paxs g 80
~ pis1ssd = nag On tne parapss ana
- - 49, s1on6 go ssynscaf ssf g.
- -. - q
80. S1~.ssss i ~ - -
- ~ - 1spcas fsRs, -
- - - 49, - - -
- =. 80 -. =. -.
.as ~ Il. 49,. -. 80 80 80 49,. q
- snnsss;rs 1s0n n 81 vrnana III IL
rsgssnses ss,a Sfiay.l;sx. hS
1TvL ~ n-y
go Ion1, 10Y $500 -. -.
y -, 80 s ass .os -
- 49, 49, - - Ls-1~-.
- - - - 49, -
-proclaimed Maximiaisu. of kussrias I'm
percr ; shoald ls aeaAiss, then shcy i'm
plSrs shs Rreneh Empsrar te selses . per-
son La whom he has fall confidence 10 oc-
cnpy the thrane. d proclamation vas
i~snansaiaseiy made publie sxsd d euuriex
posted 10 Vera Cruz fsom whaxsa Is was
seat 10 HsvAaa.
The Roanaka also brought the news oil
q large Ere az 81. Dosaiago, Ia tbs ssrly
part of che meath. destroying 1901. 900
~&s #T F&H
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

uassks, gfvisgsI - sstaiss ssf CoE@ Kns
sAas sarssr siuos he bspsmsa sssia<ns
Of oar city, ard also Rod ssvsrii pAxA
sgrsphs from reports ii sonmAading Of
Assrs in regard 10 Coz Knuxsss con-
daas Wills Ga the battle Asld an snited
10 giving The g~aliaas Cox fan credit for
his courage, gaIlAatry and brsssry--ana
10 accordance with she r~psoIations he
Court ad;ourpsd. ss ,aaaSsq ssa zoos
-l~~~~ sE6
GAMMA rus SAEx.AJTke Sss Lsais On
sen ssys shas slAee Gen. y H. oassss has
iabAndsssa hss sissska of opsesnE asoassgA
I'M sHrssa Is hEs pris.ss fsenfs Iowa,
- sdrss1 shsss szzaslssestsssAs Unit
I'd Etsass QAasssrnasssar, thsssssss saaa-
rapsds,ss ass ID be sol& By Ne GsvsRu,
assnsto he higAsss bidder Tsssss ssships
Of she DESERT aEssf ssssambsr brsaghs
ovss . sais sosnsry by Jsf Davis .whsa
be was Secretary u War usdsr. psssiasaf
Pierce. They are, and weFa, a shs ssins
Of their sapeurs by Gen. CaFsiss sAs prop
sssy Of tbs Govsrnmsns. Uncle Ssa does
mot knew Whist 10 Do wish them, and has,
sharsEors, assidsd % ssll tssza,
e. The bailsn the Top Of ths dome af
ST. paal's, Loadoa, weighs s,00o peands
and II six fest In diszaessR. Workzaen
are engaged ID rsgiidiag 70, and they ara
wasehsd-hy ssowds Of people through sa-
Escapes ~ thsy work ID the giesy saighs.
------~~~-@~---@--~- 1
o. P~rsssazes Ia the aaoasy zasskst
ars lass pleasant - yoaag people saaa
psessures in sas lore market.
TIM pAcrxae RxaIssADs-fsn3ay be prop
e. to ststs, By rHy of sxpianaGion, thas
neithss Saznaa Hsllses ncs Gen. Franons
hsvs any eouaaction Whatsoever with the
uniun pacifc Railroad. These ganfie. |
mau, ~ fE ID reported, rsesnsly parsassea
the Laasenuofth, pAMnee and Wnsfern |
Railroad. OF Kansaxy Ger which aaza0 shey
sabssitated shs sspspi6s Raiisosd, kassern
Disisiun.s Thia Ii their oniY Sssim 70 !
rspsessna ~ srsas week which b 30 en-
Nssad fron de Minoari rfsar 10 he Pa
eiaa, and which i nsw IN NJ h~nds OF .
very di1sFsat - q na. The objecs Of
~. Hallstss - lssaeg spessrss 10 b., 10 pc
azre s0s.s rspat&tios 70 the railroad Of
which Dc y hspkers ~ giving 4 tbs name
on i work Ii whIsh dc pahlle ssei no
grssE IN fssesssk-N. Y. Nsass.
vs-~~~-~~a@~~-~---- |
Fire u . good thing in the hoass
hus II shaald ha Ia the chimasy and mos
in The wifssa sanpss--seskiag shs rituals,
not roasting he haseasa.
a OuAsas or NAns IL wxzx i q or
RAs.-Hs taxa ske tolloriag from sAas
stsrfing aswspApsr he Phlladslpkla ~
aning Loassd1 49,
awe lssrn ID -eonseausncs IT he near
approAsh ox the ssssis, - Lsa9as inta.d
~ alter their nAns u aAskEGrGHIkf |
- Tho Besssn tSe1etNSsaxh, Sen
ss0r 6aa1ase . osgansStfe qssssisu :
sHow dsrs = nsa s3k Tssara Of
that fsstsfiag wroag. I'D shssae
1-ths Uaios = b says
lssIti Il Aks bts1kiAx a<x6D Z 4hai
RsFsN I%g apd ANhlRMthA1see
= ssAovAA 0 saJla 49, 49, 4
Sash are tAs xiek16 81 kaapaamous
ssasimsn1s ii anesl3s Abciiiioa papsrI
sshiaA pssfsss. u - isysIa j
nav InsnaSseF Gs1eps n Yrrss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

A OsAsas or NAns IL WELL ~ or
Rs4.-Hs taxa ~ talloriag from sAas
stsriiag ~aswspApsr shs pAiladslpAla Nv.
snihg Joarads -
awe lsxrn ID eonsequsnos sst NE near
approach ok the sotsls, - L1sAxas intend
~ alter shsir name - aAeLEG-Gagx
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

THs CossCarPTTos LAw.-WhiIs this
odioas Law was bsfoss the q. s. Senate,
Senator Harris Of New York strongly op-
posed les passage. In his speach BE
said
ssEDgisad, with her many and Of
cen scarcity of men, asusT sssogfsd 10 shis
despesIe -asaasssrs. Is wMs . mode of
raising synaiss ONLY USED 81 DES-
P0TS. bsas sssysy By R-spssiieaw govern
sasagss and tbs principles If adopted,
would pyovids large standing ArIniss,
which alnost. Inevitably Leads 70 Despot-
Ism. La d xosarnraens Of delegated pow
q, anka which Fssss apon this eossaesls VI
tbs governed. il sas inaxpsdisns and IA.
aOoNugEss HAD NOT THE pow
ER UNDER THE CONSTITUTION.
THUS TO DESTROY THE MILITIA OF
THE STATES, which shs Constisusion
provided Tor - 4 reserved force al It'd
Union. II shis ssaasars ware adopted.
thars would Be eenssaiiasa power
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

- Fire u . god thing u the house /;
has Il shoald b. IL the chinaey and mos
in The wifs'a ssnpsr--saskiag Tia s~isaals,
not roasting he hushasa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

a. Prsssares Ia the aaoasy msskss
ara less plsasAns % yoasg people saas
psassures in slas lore m&rksa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

A&D8 &3#E+@1&
We hare assa iafsssssd thai Cas- ooan-
y faszas . part of shis Ssaasorisa Dis%
triat We srs not Id shs possessson a
sls aas distributing shs stats, and saassa
sAy whsshss Osss CosnEy = 10 this Dir
sriet Or soss II II u II tAis Disssssss ~
hope The Dsnoer&sy Of Osss viii slsss
deisgalss so shs Senatorial oenssskicn,
70 Dc held u Glsnveod, % ms fss SAT-
ardsy IN ssptsmhsr. Ths sAli for . Con
vsnsion whish win be found II a1othss
ooisaan, wa4 made aesording 10 90 under
standing Win proniaens Dsnosrsas 81
Frsnosks Hills md Posssw1tttmfs soap-
We, md I'D II bssn andsrstood skss Co.
Horned 1 psrslon sk Nh DIstriss, DsHae-
sraas II - soanty would aise hsvs len
uonssIss&. - n =, ~ ne Dssasrnsy
r. CO. h.vs = 4, i - slsss tssir dsasr
ksses - ss1d sasn u ~ Coasestfoe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

t. The bsllsn the Top Of tbs dome Of
ST. paal's, Loaaoa, weighs s,o00 peands
and h six fest In d-iszaessR. Worknaen
are gagged ID regiidiag u, and they ara
wasehed-hy srewas Of people through I'd
esoopss - thsy work d che giedy haighs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29
From tbs Central ChriseiAp Advocsse,l
Latter 81 New. r. p. IngAlls.

DIAN DocToR: report myself to you,
not for duty in Iowa and Missouri yet for
time, but to you ss the leader OF my
choice, to advise, rsprove. comfort or ex-
hort a. occasion may require. | was
paasiag through Chilsieoths aud stopped
for short visit among my good frisnds
of former years. After making two Union
speeches and one in favor Of the Sol
disr's Aid Society,"" loyal men, such ~
ex- Congressman Trimble, fairly conscript,
Cd me for the work Of promoting Union
sentimeat snd siding the ladies' in their
honorable eforts to provide for sick and
wounded soldiers l yielded TO their
judgment ia the case and went to work.
] have made fifty Union and sanitasy
speeches, organized Union aasocissiens
and soldiers aid societies, and raised fer
hospital purposes d, 0Q0. Our meetings
are large ard enthusiastic. Ths soldiers
who ses tbs may rest sssurSd thAS tAsy
have friends IL a the best psopls II the
country, that with such friends and th1
cause Of Uaion they ars iadspsadsat q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

sympathisers with treAson, Asd that whom
they hayN overcome traitors Ia the field
II will be easy TO send 'shome traitors" 70
the obseurity Of iaiamy and to polisisal
perdition.
Union men here aseept The menace Of
traitors in the nomiuation Of Vallandig-
ham for Governor, aud will proceed 70 the
political burial Of them the second Tues.
day of next October. The issue is plain
ly made now in Ohio--"there are only
patriots sud trsitors.'' They evincs that
madness which preludes destruction, and
for the future Of this country we should
ses TO IL that such destruction be complete,
ignominious and final. This country
should know what treason means. and at
this present period of our couutry's his.
tory it will lead 70 shame greater than
that of the tories OF the Revolution, and
traitors should be made conscious Of the
enormity Of their crime.
Doctor, ] hope you will not "see death"
until you zee this rising republic Establish.
cd 10 truth and equity, the light of which
shall harbinger the dawn of the millcn-
mum. PEARL p. INGALLS,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29


The LsnAsn riass On Gen. Gva.s.
The .nsssfspm Amerioa represents the
state OF affairs on the Mississippi a. ex.
tremely critical; bet the lstsst advices,
at least 10 their general features, ere but
the repetition Of the old story. Days Of
fighting asd successive bloody engage
ments have brought NO dsoiaive result
After 4 certain amount Of success, the
Federal commander 10 checked, and W
even hear something OF his iutrenching
himself. Tho Coafedersies. however,
are certainly hard pressed at vicksburg,
and We must b contsnt TO wait for the
next mail, 10 the same uncertainty ~ We
we're after the frst two days fighting on
the Rappahannock. Though we have
only kilograms, IL Is not dificait 70 make
out the course Of operations Of General
Grants army.
The war in all other parts seems to pause
for the settlement Of the great struggle in.
the Southwest. General Lee. indeed,
seems to be moving his army up the Rap
pahannoek, and IT does net seem uul,kely
that he viii attempt some movement to-
wards Maryland or Washington. If only
to distract the Federal attention from the
Mississippi. Some movement, too, is re-
ported IN the Confederate army which
faces Gen Rosscraos in Tennessee. The
long expected battle in that State may be
seriously affected By the result Of the strug-
gle at vicksbarg. If the Federsls should
be successful, they might prevent large
Confederate force from supporting Gen.
Bragg. On the other hand, if the Con-
federstes should succeed in crushing Gen.
Grant they vonid be free from al anxi-
city about Yieksburg for . tims, and
might give their whole energies to the
struggle in Tennessee. But Il Is evident
that Ao3 even the fall Of Vicksbnrg would
help to bring the var TO . close. The
Confederate Journals though confident Of
ito holding ont, are bold enough 70 con-
template the possibility Of its fall, and
speak Of the conseq aences in tone OF
resolution. Meanwhile the Federal Gov
eminent, 10 spite OF the strong remon-
lfances which have been raised, persist
in their mcnstrous proceedings against
MIR. vallandig ham. His sentence has
been oarrisd out. He has been delivered
TO the Oonfederate General at Shelby willie,
In Tsnpessse, with the in.imation that if
he il caught again on Fsdenl soil he will
be imprisoned during the rest of the war
in Fort Warren. The North seem cast
ing out their only prudent and sensible
citizens, and everything seems to be left
in the hands Of men whose only clain to
praise is obstinacy. But obstinacy 10 moi
rssolstios, any more than audaeity Il
courage. or rashnsss brilliancy, and brute
force may BE- - impoteat before internal
dissensions - it has been on the Kappa
hammock, aud seems likely to be At Vicks.
burg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29
DROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS
L OFFiCk.

WAsnsaron. d. c., Nay -, iSs3
All mes vh6 desire isin any partieuisr rsginsnt
Of Cavalry nov In the field hsrahy anAhessea 10
present thcseivss 81 any time durtn9 IL noa Unity
daYs 70 the Board OF Knrullmeut their respective
Distsicts. fAe DUatd shall examine tAe0, ssA de-
tsrnns upon their atnsss Tor the and tTound
% b at che provaes nafshaI ohe District sAsn svs
them cAstsso The Gsssral kendssvoas.
the A. A prevoss Marshal General OF tbs Rsate. ~
thev pssssnt thsnsalv~s II the Esnaral ReN-
dssvous shey shall BE- duty mustered BY nsstsvnS
ssd diseassag esss, asd paid By hin The bsansy A.
lovsd 81 law JANIS ,. Pay. 80
3eo-63v ptUveeS uas1hsl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

EF The District Court is holding .
special session for the trial of number
OF cases from Lee, on change of venue
The suits are brought for the possession
and rents of certain lands included 10 the
tract known as the 'half breed" tract
Both sides are strongly contested.
Judge Mason, Of Burlington. Judge
Rankin and Mr.. Strong. Of Keokuk, Judge
Johnston and Mr.. Beck, Of Fl. Madison,
and Messrs. Ssmple and Kinley, of Lee
county, are in attendance. Ksesauqua
Republicsn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29
LIVE STOCK.

Dvovsssand rarners vttiand this he nneeta. y -
taesous route for Live Stock Capaetess YaDAs.A !
vstsYed and supplied with AvSfy aOnvenloaeo In
Ssen opsnsd ont dttsconneetoos. andsvsry
attsatioa 10 paid tcthsis wants. From HAfslsbupgh
whore will be found every convsnienee fnv fsedins
and resting 4 ehetee t. offered q lAs Phil DIT
fhis uilialso - found The shortest QutsA>st sp4
nost direct route for 6tockto Nsw YsSh-lvla Allsn
eOvnl--snd with fewer chaAespthan asy othsv
kN0cH bHWl6s S3sness leaps. Atassse. p
L. HOUPr, Gen .rieA u Ar .PhllAAebpAts
n. \. HOUSTON. oeasssI yss.get Alsss'
tAv oessos1u6Ar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

.Those having Goods OF Fsseiturs Of aay hina can
dnd afcbisers either ct Auction private sale We
have Va Aass Second Hand Rurniturs. GOAL OH Tampa,
Ciocks Watches, Jevery, &c. Ac TO be cold q Auc
ZION svsry day At 10 o'eleck and In the evening". A
iaree NJ ~ Ppunbrnker eDods, rev nnd second hand.
ssrh . ans DaaoSd Ftna Rinss, and Ladies' Dets "
GfssA velne Taeis and Pockst Cutisry, Hpoohss Mo-
uuae ~. FeseAaeeS Wilde eesl 70 csli bsfbse pus-
~. 0AylS-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

@Somebody has given utterance to
the following scrap of philosophy, which,
il it be not good is at least cool: "The
poor mans purse may be empty, but he
has as much gold in the sunset and silver
in the moon q anybody"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

NJ BAs. uovEr.
Hsrh Whist II uak salu,ss my car;
What stssngs, dlseordsnt note hssrJ
II eomes ssSa Sar y--it oonss from near,
Unsii the winds The echo bear,
IT'S csmpyswss.
Comp romiss VIA srsitsr.i o hear
All isyai hsans. end drop tsas.
Yea. shed tears Of sissd that here
Veal WICKED soals.csy out, with fear,
For cs~srsmsss.
would have Nc compromise, land how
To this ersature,-bsrn Of dsyiis,--hsv,
Though Goa Hss cresauves doth endow.
Win sense u honor, yssis Il sos,
And comprenss.
SPEAK not oa adversary DAP
OF slime when freedoms glorious uy
Burst fall and bSiehs upon ssr say
when Brii,ians Lioa kisssd the clay.
Bat Compromise.
Your idle prsting no~ Giss Ger,
About The glorious deeds Of yore;
Let irvsasm voa 90 Hsids VI gore,
Be buried uow aud svsrmors.
For Compromise.
No longer teach shs gathered throns,
The hopes our fathers cherished lsng,
That right would conquer every wrong,
And tAus tAs South sing sss<dom's song,
hui Cemproniss.
Long have COR "srpng brsihssn" sought.
All s~ssfsiis, - ssisg assss
Ths sud for which thsy now have fourAt.
But vsss the snsfd. sAssfsi tAssxk.
g. Conyroniss.
TIA better fas " tss Ard pray,
For tAs return Of thess who aras,
They vssr prorsksd 70 vss and alag,
IT'S ysst 70 give them their ovn way.
AND csnproniss.
It's right for men Of sssal sirth
To ssssts ~, ',s nj ~ ssvsa,
We ssiiasis tbs sons Of earth,
ssms we're for vassAisKs broaxbt forth,
30 cenpremiss,
o liberty sweet goddess fair,
gift from heaven " BLISS as here,
A kis ~ falisn angels srs,
These 5s.ss oaes, resrsi beneath thy care,
Tbs Coppsrhsads
40 sare Is faey Loaf their estate,
,Aad by secession seal ed their fate,
E'sn lhw IL exsd sseA issitor's State,
Bal deepest infsmy awaits
The cepp~rkeads.
Thsir cry for psaes sounds 10 and fro,
psass trusSas tsssfy he's,
Patriots stand ara. sssa lbs fos.
For God and Freedom q ribs Tn bisv.
'Gsinst Coppsyhesds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29
CoIosrp THoors Yson PurLApyupHr.

COLokkD TROOPS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Major George 7. Hearns, Recruiting
Com missioner for colored United States
troops, is now 10 this city, stopping at the
Continental Hotel. He expects to raise
at least three regiments in Pennsylvania
His belief is that in the course OF SIX
months one hundred Thousand colored
troops will be mustered into the United
States service. The greatest pains will
be taken to provide the black regiments
with first rate officers. Only the most
thorough soldiers, and such rs are in the
fullest sympathy with this movement will
receive commissions. To guard the col
ored people and the country we'll against
imposition. board OF Examiners is ap-
pointed, who sit at Washington 10 inquire
Into the fitness of candidates. Without
the approval of this Board no one need
expect that his application will be enter
tanned at the War Department. By an
advertisementwhich wepublish this morn
ing, it will be seen that the signers of the
call upon the Secretary of War for the
enlistment of three black regiments here,
will hold meeting this evening 70 con-
slider the Observation-Disclosures North
American.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

49, ~AAees~ssRR
An editorial correspondence Of the Mem
phis Bulletin from vicksburg says:
Great admiration IL felt in Fsragus's
feet for the Ellsts and their ram and ma.
rine service. The reason 10 obvious
Farragut's feet is recognized here as the
fighting Aset, while no such fatteriug do.
signation applies to Porter's. Indeed, /
hear the conduct of the latter much repro
batsd, particularly his destroying the i'm
mense ammunition captured by Sher-
mans forces, At Haine's, or. rather, sny-
deY's Bluff. There were Eve magazines
full of powder. besides prepared ammu.
milton by the ton, all Of which, by some
strange oversight, was blown up and de-
stroysd, and that, too, in view of the fact
that, two days after, General Grant had
TO send to Memphis for the very sort of
ammunition which had been 10 inoppor-
timely squandered. The difference in
the character Of the service performed
respectively by Farragut's and Porter's
fleets, has been made SO strikipgiy appa-
rent that the men here do not hesitate to
speak out boldly. ! Was myself struck
with the distinction dnwn between the
two fleets, by . gallant officer who has
already made his mark on many a well.
contested field. Said be. "The differ
ence between Porter's feet and Farra.
CUTS 10 Just this: the former is made OF
iron boats and wooden men the latter of
wooden boats and iron men," the iron, in
the latter case, being in the right place.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

Wir baben fir unltrt lebr serdumiSen neusn
Qoialitaten Uni @ere Gintdufe eeStn bic Irabsrsr
Sabre perpoppelt, in oerl9ieetnen gran@sn ot1'
>reiia@t in Der Mblat. un Term @el@a1te t'ns
9rSBere Musoebnun9 3u seben unr mir brns", pap
IN Winrelotc. fir ie3n!untt fh ceNtlten euten
Rufes unp Wertrausns 3u ~trireuen baten reres,
ais womit unlere Jirma btebrt wurre.
SIR RauReute i'm 9anle ~erlauben mir uns BIZ
Bemertuns pap un,ere BebineuuBen fur Wieeer-
pereaufer iebr 9unti8 8elteut uuo mir cen siss'
iGibrigeu atnorna biuieen Gintdufen 1ufelSs III her
1age iinp, Wortbeile 3u bieten, mic fruber no@
ME. infer partner, 9err 8. Mablsr. bat eie'sm
Re6ort unlerss @tl1aies %pcr3uttben ubernom.
,uen unp mirb es in leiner s%euobnten @sile I'D
aneelesen lein la0en, lowubl Wbclelale ale Ne'
tailpertaute jur beionberen ;3ufriessnbsit esr per-
r.n R1ufer 3u eFectuiren.