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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-27

THE GENERAL STATUTES of Vermont are just
published, though we have not yet seen copy.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-27
RHODES
superphosphate of Lime,
THE STANDARD MANURE.

application of $50 OF 200 POUNDS per acre of this
II standard Manure will furnish enough Soluble Phos-
phorc Acid he indispensable nutriment of plans,)
any crop.
Rhodes Standard Manure
being pr pared for immediate application be used
either in the hill drill. In instance is
it to be powed under. When agricultursts learn the
true value of this Standard Manure, they will suffer
themselves to be without supply in OF replant
ing backward growth, Rhodes Manure, applied as top
dressng produces speedy growth This Manure does
fre.
Pamphlets containing full particulars OF Rhod es Stan
dard nanure can be obtained OF afttt Gff'r1. .Ha'
ff g,sY BANCROFT 4 HOLMES
Montpelier, W.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25
20 Esarr namocrakia papsr n BE

e. ESsxy Democrats paper in Nsw
York The Wovsd, E<psess, Jossrnas 81
comMrcs, and q hoss Of other weekliss
--denonnee the late Cooper Instituse
msesiag Ia that city, presided over By
Aholisism Mayer orpxKx. There were
bat swo men kaRsssfore Dszaoefass who
participated Ii ss~-esas Of sasna the ec-
ssusrie. sskla snd anrslinble JOAN Van-
Buren, ard Jsmes 7. Brady, Esq. late
Breekingidge oaadidats for Governor. -.
Nsishsr Of these gsuslezasa IN THUR searss
saasos the views Of any porsion u the
Democratic masses. In lsss shan .
month probably John Van Barren vii Be
back again On sls saeea "a ssPeassaes q
Tamsnany OF Mozart Hall. John means
well, bat be ID maeh gsrea 10 wandering
after strange Gods.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25
- The present hisis fair . b an :

- The present hids fair - BE- an era
Of iasarreesious. rsvolakioas and civil
wass. 10 the iasarrecsioain Poland ~
me French war 10 Msxsoos are nsw re-
parts Of an iasarrssaon In HangsEy,
(ssimalassd by that In Poiaad, and .
ssrvils iasaTsessen Id %. Dsmiago. Il
must 20 appassns TO disinsesessed oh-
ssryer thai ths akEiillllsniusa has not JET -,
rived.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

FARE DlscU ssfoN t1auiM Wen1tef
ssid, IN one 81 his Ahss spssdhss, -
speaking Of frss discussioa
eli hAs sysr hsan ajnyed 10 sseRy
aouse. spstags an6 nsbin II - nssiesa ~
Ii ID nes 10 hcsdsaxn into rontrossssys-v-
Ii u unaa&bssd q The firAk q hssashiag
"shs air, and walking ~ aaxtk- nslsag-
ane ID psisaaa ill., y i rinht, Isbelongs DO
public hts - i desy ; snd Tia ahs Lars
ausy . hich those whoss ssprassnss4iyss
| am shall lad me Do ansn6Ca. Hhis
higA and aanstika1ionsi pxtsstsGe ] slsMll
dafsna sud exssaisa within this Heuss.
and IN all phases md u I'll times. Eav.
ing, | will asssrs u dying, i viii Assssi
10 sas shsaM leave no otheF leeasF Y
| my ohaitirsss, hy the bissadng Of God
wiA leassi thsfn ths irkeFisAgs at rs
prinsiplsss and the sxampls u s&nly
indspeasAsns and conssitHzian&a asfsss'
of them. afr ss 4s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

ssasa sss axaasssd - see sA&s se necessary sssps
are saasa I'm shsax rsxpee&fvs s@sM4ass 10 insszs
sasEs eaza wassassaasa - sas ssaas eaavsmtsoa
by sssss 81 Eas DszssssAsie seasa ceatsal Cess
nalassa T. u. HAYWOOD. CAzsn.
u O. TTxx. seSy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

"a LoYAA L9Aeux. b. ha Abolition
lsss sra gsssipg up '.Loyal League In
shis city. and where do yea suppose
shis ssLsyal Lsaeae1 ssa&aaass from -
Why. from the olkses Of aAa Poss, In
aspeadssst and Tribsaei ssBryaas, Bee
ehss and araslsy IN Whas speuimeas
Of ioyalss they are, - bs safel Man
who bald that ssshs Dansfisaaaoa IL .
Isagus with hsll ~ de- Abraham Lin.
ealn ID now ssshe gnvafaneas,n and this
ssIyeaxas's proposes 10 hiaa everybody 10
supposs, aos tins Gsnssisaaion, baa Abra~
BAN I. Gss dewn on yaur knses, all ys
sukjsess, and swear Loyalty TO year ruler.
IN. ~. CGaseassaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

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;x.a - asa ND, .,.a "a, apnrexs shs
usor ar whsn aekasl hsnsiiss are moi con-
ferred--sxenpssoas ars providsd in such
unaaasr sAas shey ssu Be- rsscked By the
wsalsfy. while tbs poar sals sss shen and
sra soav;nssa thereby shal sass ars pre-
ssrsbsd bv sbeir own servsuss-.-she on.
ezra ana sxssasasa Of the Geysrnmsns.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

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i. bar iiressly Far Mn. sinae 8hs sasssio
III 4 caxr5sd isasa she I.axisiakurs where ii
4 shslisianissa haxs snaisrisy. Ii III
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! leould have hopssa In any wisa 10 asadil
Ids posiaies 81. ne So by ahs aoars
!, Ivhieh they shoashf ssorex 10 taxa. v
i lImixht give them ersdis Tor good iasss
sFons. ID leass bal shey ooald not boz
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

NRoRts ExE1asMKN9 FRoz A nkaGx RazsT
or Frxw-~As an EsAepiss Gonesrs Ass
long NO NE heard this happy hits
asPompey,a saia Boaea 20 Tamborins,
s<is yoa gwias 70 enlist and ssrvs yeas
seanssy ~ ssNa, Jalias, isss sosgWin&. =
ssMhy nss ~ sstFsll, Jalius yousvs
sssn swe. iDgs Hghsin okse bond, hAs-
~ yos r. s39h, yes, pompsy, i'se seen
asss Wal I'D ses sbss 30 me booze
sshs T "a Ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

~ 4 frisnaly match Of avs gazass
Of shess waa played recently in Parias
between Paal Morphy and u. Dc Rivare.
tbs latter CANA sE sha viosaE, winaiag
shrss u the Eve ganes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

- A western editor having pablished
. long leader On hsgss q rival paper mp
hraids hlm for obsruding No family mat
tsrs apsu tbs pablic. @
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

~ 4 full blooded negro was elected
one Of The trustees Of the town Ut rssas-
dam, n. u. II the lasa election Of
the fsw towns carried By the Rspahiie&ns.
We suppose oar Rspablisaa frisads viii
now be batter sasisGsa thai the world
moses. ga .srssi
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

- At sAe lass WhIsa Heass EeesQr
sioAs Mu Lisooln vas dressed in biaek
sa1in, and receivsd - nasal on thu risha
Of the Prssidsas IN the ssseiwing roaa---
One Of tbs oologne water eorrsspaaasas1
writes sAal. most 4 the shzeag present
we're clean and we'll dsssssd, bas shsrt
we're soms autssgsops sxssptIo6s wAoR
The police ought 10 have sxslndsd. hi
saor Of stables nd hors6 ysrdp ms ssr-
ribla in the arst pAss ~ ths sssaiag. =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

- Tbs whole Of New England j. now
being sarapsd 10 ges up one rsgiasas sf
eolorod soldiers Tkas far Ger. Andrew
Of Massachusetts,, has saocssaed IN en-
listing aboas three handrsd.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25
The Soldiers True Rrisat
~ AHwAEs READY,


-
Iaanx nazrsAes, sore and kaia ielnss. hiissznG
nd laAnm@a feet, ali tAese the sesatff runra ~
s<xes NOTMEzS REMEMBER fHIs akes Hazr
aons axs gxasplng theiE nEAksts 70 nsss aassxs.
aAaak wAAs 20 q thia ALL HsAL1SG co0L.
ING saiye VIE &fvs tc sns OassSa 1ess SAsu far
% 4azs Beet - Aaa Ehes an saAure treat
fNslxas. IL ESathes and relieves ths lnSamea aaa
slsaTeH&a sainfs, Esasiag then szpgls, gxHax and
vSgofans, wnilAfS9
Sabre Cats H. Gsanshet weaaas
70 ssasas snsasalIeas renewing EnA prsvmsas
every EsstiEe 81 Inflammation and gsEtls sssvaS
me edges asasshsr, IA quickly and eozsplsssss Aak
fAs moss fEigAtful wounds :
wives and sisseFs Of our Vsas
E szR&eags. ~
You. cannot pat into Che knapsackS Of yesI Ezr
nssas and BsosAsfs, moss saluabss 81 mass sss4
essary gift th4p supply 81 this
Extraordinary Military salEs
khs lonely ssntry waking his EeundI al Bsss
exposed 70 areaehing rains aBa eAill aigAt M,
sftea seissa witA mosE siaEsat pains, oSssa mi
suzbcs1inG kaaTsenAss, arSI symptoms Il sssa
@oaAMmpkiea, bat IL snpplted WITH Hoilowsy's Pa
gnd Mssanwsy'a Ointment all danger IL aFHss4,
sew Rslls taken night and morning, aad sas aEass
3s.s s-iizkay rubbed twice = day ovrr the 1sSsg
and caess wiH remove tia sgxeTsst pains And iass
gAs msst DANGEROUS COUGH. Tnsrsigrs u
sag te ths whole Array. 81
B&SAA}fEkS. ATTENTION.
1 -. Observation-Disclosures,
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$500 80" Ls ts-s .@
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

~ Ths Grand Rzplsla EagIs asa ssys
he woalasa mind Ne hsh pries 81 weed
80 nush II al hss nsizhhoss Aada's tsksn
70 the Disgusting habit 81 lookiag sheis
wood house doors 1t night.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25
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sssAk &NX@sa a

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aasisk IN i Hsw Gays, Afs# snssssa'Ha ~ 'as
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25
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= usrnsf wssHas D wassr ssrsy,s

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fasyan1sy hssaas sasaasaa IN aAa sssssss
e8H b. kcecAIxza4afe& with ecnyeYxnces 10 ssT -
Of ths f$xxfT n. y. SROYYogn 80
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-25

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s1er}etttn ne eNr&hesss No axsssss AIsasss, -.
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txn1AMe q seespasAss rasas. No.
, 1863-06-20

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
MURFHEEtBoHo, June 49, 1863,
Lieut.. Edwin Vincent, Capt. c. T. Check,
Capt. L. c. Wells, and Capt. ]. 4. ?. Glove,
all of.the 5th Kentucky cavalry, have been
found guilty, by court-martia1, OF the charge
Of causing mutiny, and were sentenced to be
dismissed from the service Of the United
6tates, but upon the unanimous reeommenda-
tion Of the court, the sentence was commpted
by the Commanding General to the forfeiture
Of three months pay.
The following designations arc accepted to-
day:-Maj. Vim. A. Allen, 10th Ohio; Capt.
Isaac Raw1ins, 18th Illinois; Lieut.. Marshall
McRichards, 125th Ohio; Lieut.. J. ". New
ell, list Ohio Lieut. E. G. Jack, 10th Ohio
cavalry; Capt. Lorin Chadwick, 18th Michl-
gan Lieut.. 3. ]. Housey, Sd Ohio cavalry.
The designations Of the following officers
were accepted yesterday, for the good of the
service :-Lieut. ". ?. shautluck, SD Ohio; !;
Lieut.. ). s. Preas, 18th Indiana; Assistant
Surgeon A. N. Hunt, 33d Indiana.
All Is quiet here, though there is some talk
Of Bragg assuming the offensive, but 1t is not
considered probable unless some great mis-
fortune should happen to our army at Vicks-
burg, or In the East.
Bragg has from 10000 to $1,000 troops In
our front.
MUHrREEspoRo, June 1o.-Prlvate David
Blazor, of the 4th Ind battery, Is to be shot
tomorrow, in Rosecrans' Division, for the
crime Of desertion.
Gen. Forrest is reported to be In dying
condition, from wounds inflicted on him, a
lew days ago, at Spring Hill The difficulty
originated about 8 woman.
, 1863-06-20
FROM THE SOUTH.
Exciting but Doubtful Rebel
Rum0rS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.7
MCaTnEEsBono, Tenn.. June 10. 1863.
The Chattanooga Re0ez. OF the 18th inst,
just received, has = telegram from Richmond,
June 18th, which says TINT hIilroy surrender
cd to Ewel ut Winchester, after two days
lighting, with 1900 men, several hundred
horfcs, al1 his camp equipments. wagons and
artillery.
4 rebel officer wrote on tho margin Of the
Rt1<1 Of the 18th, rs follows:
There is just received dispatch from Port
Hudson, statipg that" the Confederatcs arc
victorious, and haye captured 1000 prisoners
and al the Federal siege guns. The date Of
the dispatch is not given.
Nothing from yicksburg.
WAsn1SG1os, June 1o-The Navy Depart
mcnt has received from Admiral Dupont par
ticulars attending the destruction Of BlufFton,
So it appears that on the Sd inst. he ordered
L. Com. Bacon to proceed with Com. Nc
DonouEh OF this expedition. The army
forces from Hunters command; numbering
1,ctO, embarked on the transports under the
command Of Col Barton. By order Of this
officer. the town Of Blaffton was destroyed by
trc, The church there only being spared.
TIE rebel troops made several charges on
our forces, hut were driven back Blufrou
heiug entirely destroyed, the soldiers re.em.
ba1ked without casaulty, and returned to
Hilton Head.
, 1863-06-20

A recent medical libel suit in England has
some interesting points. A Manchester phys
iciau was the plaintiff, the London Lancet the
defendant. The latter published statement
to the effect TINT the former had met homeo-
pathists in consultation. The declaration set
forth that among the great body Of tho medi-
ca1 profession it woala be thought diagrace-
full thing to consult with ahomeppat6, and
would materially iDjure tie physician 10 Of
Tending; furthermore, that the plaintiff was
not a homcopath, and would perish sooner
than become a homeopath in the third place,
that the defendant knew this fact, and, know
ing 1t, did IlaliciouslJ and with Injurious de-
signs, publish the lying tale. The defendant
pleaded chat it was not considered disgracefnl
By the profession to meet homeopath in
consultation. To this plea the plaintiff de-
INJURED. and SO the case came into court. The
Lord Chief Baron got into cloud imme-
dlate1y; he could not see how 1t WIS libelous
to Eay that IN al1opath met homeopath.
Would 1t be libel to say that q lady Of fashion
had been seen riding Inan omnibuse Would
1t be libel to soy Of q man Of rank, wealth
and fashion Tint he WAS SO mean and sordid
that he burned tallow candles instead of wax!
or that be ate trIper Mr.. Baron Bramweu
thought that the declaration contained a libel
| on tie whole medical profession. On the
whole, the court thought the declaration bad.
and the plea good, and that Judgment should
be for the defendant, which was accordingly
| 80 entered.
, 1863-06-20
TIE Loss Of E$EEAM MEX
NOR T EG1AN


MONTREAL, Wednesday, June II
The following dispatch has been received
By the agents Of the steamer Norwegian:
+. AsPx B4x. @. B., suud,y, June IL
! Allan Ray 4 Co., Quebec:
The Norwegian vas wrecked this morning
at o'clock Ii thick fog, on the outer shore
Of st. Panps Islaud, mile and 4 quarter ea5t
Of the northeast Light: She had. on board
fftF-eight cabin md 21 steerage passengers,
all, together With the crew aud mails, saved.
A lsrge Portion Of the ngggage bus also been
was all but on her beam ends, well on the
rocks. Her forcpeak ard forward com part
ment have several feet Of water /. them. The
man AID after ones are quite dry. Capt. Nc
Master Was not certain whether she could be
got of. He zeq4ests that steamer be sent
down Immediately to the wreck. hepas5sn-
gers have: been conveyed to the Government
Humane Society's house. Mr. Campbell
Governor Of the Island, Is lending ali bis
assistance. {signed) JoHs WALLAcE,
Purser.
DESCRIPTION OF T@ STEAMER,
The steamship Norwegian was IN iron
screw propeller, belonging to the Montreal
sstseamahip ssa & &EGnapany, Of 400 tons burthen.
Dumbar1on, on the Clyde, in the year 1850,
and Was consequently only three years old.
The Norwegian was 3l2 feet In length, thirty
9cVe1 feet iu breadth, ind awenty-four feet In
qqept6 OF hold. she was registered A / at
t1eat, Canada. She had"thrce' decks, seven
water-tight bulkheads, and was fie.ed as
bark, and drew tweGty-tour feet of water.
She was furnished with two direct engines.
tie cylinder Of each being slxty.eight inches
IN diameter, with forty five inch stroke Of
The Norwegian was commanded By Captain
Mcalasters.
, 1863-06-20


j. The National Division Of the Sons OF TEN
pcrance Of North America, commenced its an
nual session Today. seycnty-fivc members
were In attendance, comprising delegates from
M.ine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Con
lccticut, New York, New Jersey, Maryland,
District Of Columbia, Ohio, Illinois, Ken
tucky, Missouri, Canada, New Brunswick, n.
F., Prince Edwards Island, and Nova Scotia
Apriyate breakfast was given to the dele
g41es at the na1tfax Hote1 this morning.
Speeches were made BY Hon. s. Q. P. May, Of
New Brunswick; Hon. Charles Young, Of
Prince Edwards 1sland; Ward Langley, mem
ber Of Parliament from Nova SEQ Ia :; Judge
jackson, United States Consul, and Others.
4 public reception will be given this evening,
and a procession win lake place to.morro +.
The Convention will probably continue four
or five days.
HALIFAX, June 12.-The Temperance Con-
yention in its session today decided on Cleye-
laud, Ohio, and the Sd Of June, 1861, as the
time md place for holding the next session.
The procession this afternoon was quite i'm
losing. After marching through the pEinci-
pal streets 1t stopped ut the Government
House, when his Excellency the Lieutenant
Governor received them, and replied to tie
address presented by the National Division
, 1863-06-20
Qt)ifaao Qribn1te.
THE NEWS.

Readers who have been puzzled and
contoundcd by the conflicting and mex
tricab!y entangled news from the revived
Theatre Of war in Virginia, will welcome
the apparently clear and lucid statement Of
The leading points in the situation, given
in our special Washington dispatch.
Our news from Gen. Gilmore's. late Gen.
Hunters, Department is interesting, The
colorcd troops have come to make their
bravery respected hy their white compan-
ions in aims, and their presence every
to be dreaded by their late masters. Ev-
erything seems to establish the high sue
Cess of IN experiment strangely delayed
through prejudice, Of making the laborers
Of the South our allies in this war.
The veto Of the Governor strikes dead
the Wabash Horse Railroad project, even
rs the project itself helped to Kill the Leg
islature-. Parent aud offspring lie in one
grave and are not divided in their deaths,
A dispatch from Springfield says Gov.
Tates is in receipt Of large number Of
congratulatory addresses, resolutions and
communications from associations and in
diyiduals in oil parts Of the State, attest
ing the satisfaction his act Of proroguing
1hc Legislature has given the people It
is an act that will permanently adorn his
Official career, and loyal men everywhere
80 recognize it. If GOV. Yates corrSspon-
dencc is to be Judged by our own on the
same subject, n1inoisans who have the in
zcrests Of the country at heart everywhere
breathe frccr now that the chief fountain
of treason in this State is sealed.