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The New York herald., 1863-12-02

For the HaIT-Barry's TrlcOpherous,
the boat and cbeapes. article Bod by s drggss 3t.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Munu d Company,
SSt-itorS Of American and Fsrcgn Paienttt
aod publishers of the nns,rnied ~scIESrirrC AMGRt
CAM" 81 PARK row. New YORK.
Pamphlets of information about patents frss
Specimen copiss Of the paper tree
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Prizes Casheo o.. fwfnftgu tmFs
7ahed in eli Isgaiiycf Lolierie.
ALEcKA co, BFekert F7sssH.r
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Miaier's Hair Dye JOc. Instantansoas
natural. durable Try IT, sold by druggists DEPOT y
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Goura ud's Poudvc Subtitle Uproots Hais
FROM upper lips low foreheads par. the body
Warranted a. Broadway.
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NEWS TO SATURDAY LAST.
Ht.t So~r~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~
THE LATEST REBEL ACCOUNTS.
&C.. &C., &c.

The United States steam transport Arago, Capt. Henry
"A Gadsden from Port Roy al at eight A. and Charles
Bar at six N. the 2Sth u arrived at this port
O'Clock last night bringing hundred and ninety
,ssengers and the ual mails Among the passen.
gers Brigader General A. Ames, Brgadisr General
,s5prague and Brigadier General Schimmelfennlg.
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llird.

BYis0ro~.--M 6owanus, South Brooklyn on Monday,
November 3O FwAsK ", son u Ju-oph aud yosephine
By yingtoo, aged Is months.
Funeral this "Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock.
Friends are invited without fnrthsr bu,loo
GUSHING On Sunday, November p, HAnHr eldest sou
OF Mary J. and James flushing, Jr.. sssi years.
Funcrhl from the residence OF Ms pare l2g West
Forty fourth street this "wednesday morning al olevoa
O'Clock.
CAppoW.-In Williamsburg. on Tuesday, December I,
Hxswv CADp0S, aged 81 years.
The friends of tho family arc particuiary requested 70
law Robert foert 2AS South sixth street WILLIAMSBURG
Thursday Afternoon, al ose O'Clock His remains wti
be tax 10 Greenwood for ntcrmept.
Ccorgs-On Tuesday, December l. u tho residencs q
their parents GEoxgs PSARsoS, agod yearp, ! mootA
and 20 aays, aaa KimA JAss aged year. month and
days. only son and infant daughter OF Robert and
Hannah Cooper.
Tho friends OF the family invited TO Aiteod the
funeral, from th.ir lareots Residence, II kvngtoa
street. on Thursday Aftsrpp at half past ono O'Clock.
'LkAaY-In Brooklyn, oa tuesday December IN too
62d year OF her ago, BHfpagr CikaRy formerly 0 Cool
more Fail lyHhsnnoo. county donegal.
Her friends, aud those u her sons John and ihaa,
tho family, GIT CaAumbia street, south brookiyn, %
Thursday Afternoon. ~ half past two O'Clock.
OAEsskRRv v.-Do Moudsy, November 10. bsRsAHD CAn.
H,aay native a Athlnne, county Westmeath. Ireland
Ia tho b6th ycnr 81 his age.
The relatives friends Of the family resrsctaiiy
Tequestsd To attend tho funeral, from ~. Andrews
church, Duane street. Chatham. whcre rcluism
b "a viii be celebrated at hal past ten O'Clock ard
from wheocc the funeral vii proceed " Calvary Como
terry.
Wc'tmcatt Qreiand) and birmingham (Eng.) pagers
please copy.
CaowlKr.--6o Monday, November 20. Mrs. AnoAu
CROWLEY, aged 63 years.
Al t.A harl lsfgef l VA hNf
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Mrs. M. q. Brown, Metnphyisrai Ply
scan Professor Of the Far and rhros, will bs at her
Rooms TO sec Ps,sen.s No rs Bond street Tuesday
.w...,.x ua,.,,.- - r.. h,s a, ali time,
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COrns. Bu iOns. Inverted Natts, En-.
iarged Joints and all diseases OF the feet cured without
pain Inconvenience to the patient by DR.. zACuARtR,
Surgeon Cbiropodis No. 760 Broadway.
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And every disease Of the Fyr aud Far recurring either
medical or surgical AID attended 70 by DR. Won Ei8KN.
BERG a, his consulting toom 05 Broadway. Twelfth
street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Dramatic Perfov raj pces-The Ghost
the Gomersais, &c, at and tx O'Clock to-day. a
BARNUMS. The three Giants Dwarf. &c. at all hours
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

gT On the Thursday night following
the hattis Of Rssdrioksburg and the resreal
Of Barnsids's army from titat city, swo
New York regiments were cent oat on
picket duty in front. When thcse reri.
ments returned on the morning of Fridey.
a squad Of 1he man went 70 the Aejasanf,s
sens Of one cf ahess regamenss, and Ia sbe
presence Of the Qoionel aad othsr efscsrs.
stated that they had On that morniag, iusi
before leaving their position In front. re.
received q proposition from a rebel oNeer
TO end this war. He hailed them. and
asked ''if they were MOI about tired Of
thls damed quarrel. II thsy were. he
had proposition 20 make.b He thea
saia: :, If yoa Yankees will 70 NORTH and
bring down Summer, Wendell Phillips.
Ireoleys BseeheE, aud other Ieaasss of
thai stamp, We will 10 Do Richmond.
saize Jeff. Davis and his wreschsa prew,
and bring them hare. We will thea erect
q gallgWs 90 each sids og ahe Rappkaa-
mock, and on Q givea signal. hang them
all a. the saaae tune, aud then we will
wade TO the middle Of the river, asess
yon, shake hands, barry the hatehet. and
eEsEy man 20 bone about his business.
asser 70 be araRn into q quarrel line
shis again. .t.s assg III # yt
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13
THEN AND Now. (.

| Hon. o. Fl. Browning was one of ths
speakers at the recent grand Democratic
mass meeting at Qainey. The HERALD
says Mr. B. made q noble speech. ssHe
demonstrated what democrats generally
have regarded as an inpossibiliEYA that =
man can call himself q republican ..ad
still be 4 patsiot.n Also, that tshis speech
met the cordial appreciation and the hear
ty applause OF ths democrals,n Z.
A year ago Mr.. Browning vas Lincoln
'sright band NAM in The Senate. They
wers then both conservative men engaged
in devising measures for carrying on the
war With vigor fos the suppression of the
Eebellion and TesssTasisa Of the Uui0n.
The rlem oeratie party khes supported
Mr.. Lineoln earnestly and heartily. No
man accuses afr. Browning of bavfag
changed bis politics sinca them Bus he
nov Gnds himself at home in democrasie
msssing, while the democracy are accused
Of turning traitors 10 the govsrumsns for
eeaseng to support Dir. Lincoln's xawin-
issgation. The dsEaooraey lhsn were ley
al enoagh---ao was Mr. Bsswniag. They
stand new where they stood shsn. Hos
10 it loyalty year Ago ID sseessionism
nowf Sappose she desnossacy sura about
and ssppast DIR. Lsason agaia how lang
will is bs HasI sAsis nsw posisioa 10 de-
clarsd treason9 ls loyalty thing ot Rss
and ssasss-~eae sAsag setdayas anosh-
ex to-aoTrow.-AI AIsoa DsmocvG4. F5
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13
CONN RasYmUT.

The Democratic gains in connecsicai
are important We qaots the following
paragraphs from the Hartford Tsmss
The Democrats have nearly 100 Rep
reasatatives this year-last year 46.
The Democrats elect Senators-Isst
year nose. The Abolisiouists elect Is.
Is is asserted in sorne quarters that
over 200 soldiers wefe ssns into Con-
necsisat to vote. The abolition victory
was obtained by less number Of votes.
Besides the soldiers, organized eorrup-
tion, sad direct, wholesale systematic
oppression did large business for the
Asolisionists. The moral victory is with
the Sc, 600 sterling Democrats, who stand
firmly by the Consultation,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

The ssllawipg confessisn was nads hy
the Hon. Mr. Dawes, Republican mem
Der Of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
the 2stb Of April, ia which be exposed
the corruptness Of Lincoln's administra-
ton '@ "
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEA-
BER THAI In gHs RsRs1 HAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
pBas LESSONS OF REfoRM AND RE-
TRENCHMENT, THERE Is NDUBITA-
Bile EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
OERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL NIGR IN that sEEGt&B YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
EaNsfENr DURING THE ADMINS
TRATION e. WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF ITS CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

IL TEoURLE.- Yesterday the Express
Company received from Ceder FslIs IsI
i've prairie chickens, consigned TO E,
Price, 10 Division street, Nsw York
Il here happens TO bs Law, = lsstle In
junction - it wers, against sasrappins
and keeping on B and game at this linz
Of The yeaTs or in other words, Deputy
Marshal Paia declared martial Law as ID
prairie chickens, and bud the EXPIRES.
Company's Agept, Ar. Fasge, broasht ur
before Justice CaaPiaine, who 6nsd Mr.
=: as the rate of S5 per bird, the san 6x.
ed by law, amounting in al to arse. 90,
he hsss appealed 20 she District Court.
de is opposed to the gams. iaw, also
thinks pFslris hens high a. IS each. --
Dubngus Hsrald.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13
VOL. Ii.


4 A&s~3n6k 80 ~ xrSxs &&frsr1xz inuknsss
- - - 1. q . - - 8.
IAs nsPan,aoAn pa1g k ss
vs&ke0 ths present deyaAtAtinE aasil wAx.
| IA luaiwss hays. saved she,liyss Of shsus.
- a.. - =. = ga ss.aaan ...,
a'us 's'''ss W. 'as " y - - .
sAossaAds asiiions Mons of f1s sopss' 3.
msasy. For ETosf Of what We seys read
ana soIlawin~ arom sk,e soessh .sf Srxrxzp'
! 80. ssaava,,s n "a /, ,u,.sa HAS
q. - :. .sa~y "a faa,l srt,ss xhs etrs.
:. - 80 9. .sn hsga "a -, I'M, hafors,,
-. ~ qo TT s'''p - s'st -, a9sas !
. =. - So. t,,..,.,. = -.
- 80 - 80 : n - ~ AZ ara !.
n,'blissn side srs m uos wfhng 70 aecsps
sAiss aos thA pFoposi sion q she ssnasos o
nSn hsnsucxy ar. u. NJ oaI..ss.sss -. ps
's's ss - .nns~ss ss - yss Isau.sr 3 Rxrcn1rcaxs
ans. roa n mn n xsAsos rHAr IN rax Cox
xtfrss or TalEsxEs, rxS DAss Ace,
4sEAY n asEsEs sSSx I - Sousa ss1rp1ss SsIr.'
sess 80 - 49, | ! s1rs -, TsssS
sKIpYssss 10 sscxP4 snr 'rxorostTsex es
sY vSgygABiE rarxsp raoa kssrccxrs
MR. c&lTTssDxs, - gEnAA sssfIxxass 80
y - soss' ~ go =, = ,,.ss :. sx.s =
,WHESV,R 8YHE SOLE RESPONSE
BTLfTY OF Our DISAGREEMENT,
AND ffIE ONLY D,fFioehla IN
tI7s-,sEar InE IN or rS 1N aTTgJ TuE REpnp-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

4
FHE GoYKRsME&z KEEP1ss a. Esoaxa
DANCE House At HAsaGx erox.-A CORES
pendent OF she Chicago Tssmes, writing
troEa Washington, says s1tt ,Ea
!. With soldiers, sark and woundsd, wives
and children of thoss soldiers, white nen
any aud everywhere, many suffer agony,
despair, famine, anything, and no hama-
nit&rian aoctgswes are preached for theo,
~ these Bigger charmed aaists Of rsusb-
lteanism-no governmental Disbursements
Tor their support But for twenty- Ave
thousand fat, shiny, greasy, fragrant mig
gsss, the gsvsfnment Is giving a perennial
eatertaiaasna~ lhis number Of sabL.
afistoaratss without labor, wishouk care.
without the asking, even. are fed, clothed
and housed by The Administration of
abraham Lincoln as Hilton Head alone.
There aze Mt least snssty shsaxana NOR.
negroes supported by the Gbrsrnneus in
the same way at Fortrss Monroe, Wash
inxton, and through ont the army Of the
west. The, constitutional Garernmen,
of the United States 10 keeping a grand
a'stlonal Singer dance house, p al cost
Of $50 200 per day. and every grain Of
sbeas, every kernel Of corn, eyery uokato
raised ia *he great Northwest rouss 6e tar.
cd to help pay for this phifo- niggerous
expsFimsHs at the abolitioaIAts of Nsw
England" s-E"'s E.' = 737'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

DEsioNs OF rHR Slogx.-The follow
ing extract Of letter to q mercantile
house Of this city, says the St. Pau
FsoTesr, 10 f.om . gentleman who has
unusual sources for ohtaiaing correct In
formation In regard to the Indians. 1,
was Trrissen from the Red River settle.
meat, under date 0: March /:
"There have been 200 lodges al sioux
at the DeviPs Lake, thla wlnser, and
have heard that 200 lodges oil Y.nkson
sloax haze recently arrived there from,
towards the Missouri TO Ijoia with she
others 10 . campaign against the whites
70 TIE Spring. Il sill require q great
many trooPs 70 keep the read safs be-
tween here and S.. Paul. Ii yoag nao-
pie bad hung the whole taras 6andsed at
nankAtos il would have prevented any
further troubls. Hallway me,ssarcs
slth the devils wil only tead 10 a second
edition Of the Florida War. =
We bad ylsls from ninety 10 one. hun-
dred Sioux rec asly. Thsy nads sheig
head quarters u Fort aarry.,' 80
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13


VAR DKKoCRArs, USIox LxAaUs MExr.
FfSos AsD rHxIK kIaANIS0. There are
Mar Democrats" Back Repablicans,
ana Other public thieves, who by thsse
neeslngs cry; nh aips - a -fsas nsoata,
faoFs ef ahOdGy contracts % We are
doing 50 scsal [ y them Another year
and We c&n saAl oa& our csxalfssses of in
deatedness, Government hpnesa and
gteenbaoks, for gold, and Hy 10 oEusope
and live in afBuenee Why, there are
some of these base scoundrals who gsy
Il! Thai In the Aasaaing sf these nsvar
A4etiRgs-sAsss ii t'Uaisn Leagasa asss-
tngs. They nean, Sbodds! Tasy mean
contracts and swindles! They mean thar
there are, with gold only any ana odd
Per cent, premium, fortunes 10 be seeursai
1y few Ren, aad that theSe can alTog d
y spend money and efforts in getsiaz no
deinonstratiOns, just as their sreat tea
cher barnutn can afford 10 bribe and buy
aP columns of shs daaly press. Nee
E0fk frss'aaas JOHFsaI. b
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

- Our country exchanges from Ohio
bring us tho best kind of feiection returns
The Dezaoesssie gains gensraily on shs
vote Of last fall are large. The peapls
in the country districts are aroused,
Everything indicates Democratic major.
isy ID tbs State next fall Of 25 QUO to 30,
U09 s4 u z.gsr a.H .$9saH5ta
Il is the sams In ths municipal elections
throughout indiana, Illinois, and Yiscon.
SIN. In Alinnesota, also, We perceive
thai Sc Paul. ito priaeipal city, goes Dem.
oeratic now by leo Hojorisyy thoazh last
year Republican. Tbs Democratic tiek-
et has been suceeasfui also in Springfield,
Illinois, the hume OF the presiiant. Evil
denEiy tbs ssfosmsidsis Ia making : pow.
srfal sweep shroughoss shs West.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

SaAaF hETuaT. .---sfThis republic must
ass' or De bisd and these men who are
Ia poser are as eoiapsss4fs TO do that as
any men ."--IohE Pan B9rsa,s Byouk-
fyn speeeh. Taas's pseciscly what's che
matter. IL the hatchery vi our soldiers by
ssaaa malAst-hsads a. senefals Pops and
barnaids, and shs depletion or the'treas-
arg sy such shtssing eorfaoranss a. Gam
esoa ana Batter do not sufssiansly diced
tas rspahiie, then our aasaoaai life is
psss saEiag By phlabotemy. Ea,taalsa
G&SA0CT0a.t f-s 1t& #Gf EFtz a. f3gfs0I@T
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

- Volunteers Tor the army should not
leave the city until supplied With HOL-
LoWAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT. =
For Sores, Scurvy, Wounds, Small Pox,
FsVers, and Bowel Complaints, these
medicines are the best in the world. Er-
cry French Soldier uses them. Only D
cents per box. ell
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

2 YHa ,eosscafrs4Sx AcsNaay y VI.
] AADE Fua asssasoss 10 Foscs waiss
lsiasa gaags kaiy,H IL PaliAdslphia
made speech 20 the Repabiieana In
fisrtford, oa Monday syenihg, March 2sd,
1885 The Essasag Pres reports lbs
speed. From the praas We copy shs faai-
7ywing:3Z TAI l8f#&ss giis ~ s.ss y
. ssf am told that the details III skss b,tl
1.-The eaasssipsasa aesA- DO Dos please
Ehet aappsvbsads.d u Assss waa iasasdesi
.to, btf oztslo caief aems sf sAsss asd
make khsls Ggtl. But is wlll be resisted.
Say some. As true al there ii God in
shsavess, IL the Iaw eanssss be exscssfef
with0uss Il wsald masxh laa arsav yef
blacks from tne South, sslaA s,hsyossss al
he back Of srsry eoppsrAsad sch0 AoasJd
attempt TO Tssssls y fapplaase. H
9ssTbis tls iavesy. iksln6 The syss nEsss
yadgs kallsy has zao right 10 say that
psn ~ loFsss .lhe naaas eapssass wAsa
ae says copEerheadsl viii resiss any con
stfsafional Law. Hs ceanos deny that
sssy havs q right 90 srasiss. before the
uoarsss In a4awfui manner, an oppres- !
sive and anoonstifa,isnai act, Ne Dsnar
ocrat ever proposed any other mode of
TO any law. .,~-.-.
Bat Juage Kelley assumes that the law
shall be axseaseds lhe makes no exeSep-
!9on to legal deoisioas, } and assures she
Frsetnen OF Counectieat thsy mast 20 In
% the army under that ACT, thoagh il
require an t4rmg Of blacks fFols he
sossfh 90 push sAsn Ia as she point Of the
'ayene1I d a .aresas sfsi a sa5sa /
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

"Lf these Internal .fanaties and Abo-
G:sionists erer get the poa0sT ia shssT
ha,ads, .thsy tciA evEide thss Co1sssisa-
tiori, set be Supreme Court al dehs'ses,
change and make LaaOs to ssss 'hsHasssres
LAY VIOLENT HANDS ON THOSE WHO DT-
FxR wrrH THEM IN OPINION, or dare QlIes-
tioR heir fdelitga and finally bankrupt
tss cosnssy dsas aais4ss a toith baood. ."-
DANIEL WxBsrxK.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

a. Some Of the California and Ors-
gon papers are shTaving oas hints oE a
nsg aaisoaaIsiy % The pacsao csass-rir
otler ONE Wsras, .sPaciao Repsblls, z os .
Government ot some klnd, lsdspa. .dsas
OF che ptessak UaiLed states. IL will BE-
remembered that Greelsy, In the Ttsbsas
nVs long ainne. rsfarresi u saaA q k=sab-
lse - anaong the pessabilsiiss ia iaaara
events aad staEesi IAss aaase sassaas sea-
singeaeiss be seagd fAspr sae aass ssaaens,
is may De that disaffscted persons in shas
qaagieg, having adapssd shsssxxesaaoss Of
useeley, are shous 10 snAag arass ! sssss
oT shlngs such as be Frfssr1a so,l aad nes
long hence, perhaps. wlll call an hssss a
gre them shs aid VI his ess and psapsr.-+s
lass ~ &c did - she aass sf lhs ss1osson
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

GH ~ AN not for the .Union % il
was, " says Ben. Butler. Neither is Any
one of she sdherents Of the aduiaissra-
Gaon. This man Butler wac not for tbe
usion when he was a. Charleslon = few
years since, working to help JeE. Dayis
TO break up the democratic organisation
and be has not changed his position yet.
Il Ii n &ttiag that saeh Inen shoald de-
clare against the Uaiuu - il vas. frs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

Usx or THR skcRET SERVICE FuxD.-
II is stated thai $+o, 900 10 gold va.
sent from the secret service fund Of the
War Department at Washington to Gov
error Morton, of Indiana, to enable him
to carry on the State Government for
which the State Legislature failed to
appropriate funds, owing to the boiling
Of the abolition members.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

Chicago, April 22.-The municipal
election yesterday, was closely contested
and passed sf quietly, notwithstanding
the intense interest felf among the vsssrs
for the result. p
Twenty thousand three hundred votes
cast, being the largest ever polled in the
city. An entire Democratic ticket was
elected BY majority ranging from one
hundred 70 one hundred and Fifty. The
Democrats have . working majority in
the Council. s :" -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

% A defaIcation Of $6u, 900 TO $50
0O0 has been discovered il, one OF she
New f,srk banks, and the guilty. parties
have been aischargsd wiGAoas aay prose.
eution. The defaleaEioa was efisssed hs
the sabsfisation Of greenbaeks for gold,
sae profit on the transaction beine thg
premium On tbs gold. io sa gss3.ao : =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

usE CAEEzoS--~Iu ealing for that ex-
sallans saleratns, Dsland 4 Oo.'s Casaa-
aea!, be sure yea gss whaa you eaH fer,
~ 10 eonssaasnss of isa aasOess there are
maag limitations In Ehs market. Ii as
better than Soda .s ..=s... ..-..l
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

:, AmonSst the Passengers on Saturday
rom New York for Southampton pCr
nambarg mail steamship saxolsa are ths
don. John 4. kAsson, Representative
Va Congress from Iowa, formerly Firss
assistang Postmaster General, and Mr,
Aaoiph Mehts, Of New York, wAoa 10 % ga.
70 represent the Post oi6ss DsparIneD,
at the Postal gonvention ef all natlana. 70
os hsd iu Paris tfraaes1 during lbs
month OF Alay. One vi the obiscts u shia
confederation i 20 es1abIis6 4 aa,Eorm
rate Of postage TO and fraa the Uniied
States. # s'.3t t,5'fI :. '''s''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

""l4Aa1Ks LEAGgEs, p The New haven
hegass.F says thai eertaia Republicauala-
dies are going frem house to house in
that city, procuring signatures to a
pledge not to purchase goods at Demo
cratic starea -.....- 90.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

- The estate of the late Stephen 4.
Douglas, in Chicago, has been inventoried
al SfvosoO0, but there are incum bvanees
upon 1t equal to iss apprised vaiue. The
Executors report that there is no person-
Al properly.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

+ ~ sssAo soc Eoiiawtng from the Prov,
.idsace5 E. l. Esoss. 81 E5 $3.50
. 'sMoszT.s-The Republicans adratk tba,
they asea 81, 900 ID this city On We ines.
DAY. we guess they used mors. Thry
gave as high as SIS for vote, and th,. !
'sas ''s competition either. We ars gla,
! saat nasn who ass willing to sell our ar,
asginH.ag 10 ask high priss. oaE -
"in Eass Providenae the nriaa va,
high, notwithstanding the facs saat ou,
friends did nos use . dollar.
'aa Warwick che Republicans foand
LoAonsl Butter . hard man 70 beat. an
offered thiFsJ dollars for . vote ali aav
10 North providence the Republican.
spent fifteen or twenty thousand doI.
Gan a party whiah sanctions such ra..
SALTY be friend to Republican instita.
tians Es EasET sa zzsf@ ~ #
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

. - Phs following are the ouly Banks
n the eoansry now paying specie = :. a.
kxchange Bank, 81. Louis- 81
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pistsburgh.
Southwark Baakr Phil .delphia.
sank Of Payssss County, psan.
Aanongahsla Bank, ~
9 Bank Of Beaver Coansy, ss as
Davsnpors Branch State Bank. Iowa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13
aysCK xMIs In FouR AAT Aa0 AkEF
TrTaEAEi -

~ 'I deelsse upon my rasponsihilitI,
"A : Seaatpr, that the liberties OF thl
coaDtsy are - greater danger To- "a
from The soxrapaions, aad from ~
proaigaesRrectiesd in ths uarsosss a<pHrs
aaasaLs AZ EA& aGorsramsats saap shxg ~
from the enemy in The open 6sld.-L r
Hals, Republican SenatoT from hes'
HarnsNhksaa ID .IE. IL LIB III !.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

- 4 little boys nee ossE ten years Of
age, vas seen the oshag day egamsiag his
mouth with ssCasendish, p when q geatle-
man sssnding BY, sbnewbat am used as
the spectacle, asked him whds he cheweti
tobacco for g--ss w bat do chew tobacco
for, ,''repiied shs urehin, sswhy, SIR, chew
10 % ges the ssreagfh oas of it, 10 be sare
what DO you shsnk Ishew is'forpss i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

u John j. Crittenden is announced
in the Lexington Observer & Reporter as
. candidate for Congress from the Ash-
land DissFies, Kentucky. -s-s @--t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

- Lieutsnaus.Cslans Kimhali, Of
the gHawkins Xsasves, vas shos by Gem
eral Goscosan Ut SuHIik 90 che L 2sh uit.,
andsr The following circumstance Col
0nal Him nil had eDmfnand eE shs outer
piskes~guxsd, aad during the evening
GensEal Goscsr&a xppfosohed sbe pcss
and wAs properly chAllesxsd by the gaard.
1nsbssd Of giviag tbs s0asssssign, tsen-
ssal 6useeras simply srady ssl AN Gsass-
aAstssFsonAa. e GsIoasa Nlmbal rasasea "
lei Gesswaa ooeosan pass wishoat shs
psspsr wosds 6sa@Ai f5s<sessa ssssssps-
u 10 si&s %, mhsas his brsals ~ss sess~a
hy gsloasl kiAbslL In shs exsigssAsms
"a ths noassns sasssrTl 0sfsosaa safsw q
pistai snd fired, sts fatal shos hssssn9
kinhsia II fhs asek. IN assd III u fs~
minxtass :s@ ksslssass assa ka