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The New York herald., 1863-07-23

Rouge Row completely evcry thing has been changed,
every point where were IN 'front.' OF the
whelmngiy defeated and In manner TO prevent their
recovering from the utter demorazaton of thcr armies
Az people we have much very much 70 oe ,nas.ai y
for Let that In future, and lot ur prom IN
moro ways than by the experience Of tho past Two
years
Nothing ~ importance has turned up since three
O'Clock this afternoon had short conversation TO day
with a gentleman who has lately returned from Port
Hudson lie there when the place surrendered. and
he confirms the report respecting the scarcity Of prov
sions IN the garrison e declared 70 mo there was no
In the place than Nr Iachare could have re-
moved w few N monts without pain.
Tho United States New london ID here under.
going repairs Her boilers and steam chest were much
injured In passing up and down by The batteries below
Bonaidsonviie. She Ia now commanded By Lieutenant
owar iackawanna. The New london has been 10 twenty
three engagements since she arrived this station aud
although frequently struck has never had man killed
board OF her. and was Disabled upt last week
she 1s truly lucky vessel Acting Volunteer Lieutenant
wigpin hns been detached from the Tennessee
and ordered the United states steamer Es-
trelAa. We have other naval news " communicate
Nrw omxAss, July Io-sAN.
The following a cory Of tho Last order issaed by Gen
Gardner before he surrendered Port Hodson.-
GENERAL oRDERs---so. 81.
HriDocAaDns. oar Hrr~os, July :. 1893
l. Noby have tho troops performed their duty che
defence OF this position continued from tho 2it al Nay
10 tb. present time. Tho cheer uIocsa bravery and zeal
nirplt1"u Ut tIs uOot uWshb nuHNfs
Ing Of this long siege have sce surpassed. and
feet the proud ss,isiactnD that be had
done his the LeFos defence ~ Port Hudson. lhe
place surrendered nj tho iaet moment " s prTer 90
hold ~ aud after mt raaa defsnce In several severe
attacks IN all u which III. enemy have been slgnAy -"
puised let al coDtinne during The duties that attn
main 20 bo performed. 10 sbw that cheerful oNedencs
which has distinguished Them a soldiers 70 10 hs uns
II The iroola Nil to raradcd at SIX O'Clock this
morning .or surfesdor la line of bte Ia tho order
as they NJ the breastsorks With the heavy
artillery the righi the edge ohs 10 tho
~ the railroad dslot The left eEtsnfing towards tho
town q Port Iiuds n All obcors and men wii 10 10
their placcs under
By order NJ MAJOR General GARDNER
Rrigadicr General J. W. Sherman United States Army,
will leave for tho North sunday resi 10 the steamer
Columbia He hgs entirely recovered and has been
mviog about on efutob~ for ten days past. AT he
requires now "Palmers patent 70 render bin % for
service
General Payne " also noary vcf He has been sitting
up and will be ont 10 fcw day Ills chance u recovery
has been very slim indcci.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
Has. HAIL.

ycxyokp, or ngoogfrs, W. surrAi, or NEW
rosx-ruE cnAzrI0~s nafsrAis THsR ovs.
Yesterday tbs above olasn the nsaad grespd /,
uysan ysi5s iobosen. and piayss ino frat ssns =
bons asf totao match, ~hlrh resulted fay@ ~ Tho
Fcsforas ~ ony. A least ibossssd sp~<.
rsre p~-~eni, ~bo wnsas.e1 M ssn.s 18th %
ung interest," and ts greatest orssr prevs~ lhsoash
90. IN. sr.sssmsav fos uss se>amsse<.ss~ - vs,s
ssi thssr isiy ffisrdf--s l.rss sray ~ sss-v
s-ns psc-sni-sscscix great credit The Msss.i
rahtse n.nt~~ q vss ci~s siss sf.s ss,uDd
Ass ssfts.s thrss tn rafns sosnnsroea ,ss nsssss
svasx arss V sbs kss Ut tho pshinx u sgssSs~
ssfy sre~tss, and eistossi - tbg xsta.s fv enAis
fhn pay boSL s6.s 81 tsf.s ~ tss bSh~st
orsss spc elisi'sd gsssrs srv.1s~ ~ u@ rth isneg
NJ asnn mA1s spi~tscS bit tsAs@~n centre aEf teft
nss, fos vhlsh he ootx,osd tbe o~iy k.u~ ssS~
fat ~ lsrscesslse th~ it1l IDEALLY wyui oreapy
", n.<h sf~<s y tk~ fssfovnx sssss ruxs sa~ss
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
ss~s ssss~ Ashasv.

AnAss, Jsiy n, bsn.
~. gshs Nsfs- ss-s bss ssAsy V s~~~s Ne
essss q hs-ts sfs-s1 As>s@biynss lsssA, ~ Ais.4y
os~n,r. s-s has1rss - my Asas~s " vo4s fs~ v<
srss ~ rsss~xs.
1bs isis k~s. Asvy Ass~ss n tLs ovossS
i~ss $500, - vsSh ss,assn s ss~s~Sny
y~.6~d
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
views ssss~ sa. rys~ssss..

Es- rss.y~o. Joy ~, Is<s.
Autvss, shs;~ ssisy Hsas.,.s~~. zee Ssss Tr~~~gs
tao, y~i1, tsa~s ko1s Arsasa, ff.thsvsy Hos Sess
r,sg brns 49, s,s sussr.s cAss>ss p~ss-as~. 49,
arrived. shlp xwcs~rs. sysS~. rc-n x~~ r~s Ns
vsms~r "a. k~fes sss~slss mrsos
The New York herald., 1863-07-23

Ia n " sa "a "a. IA. "A - Ysa.i.
ss;..s... sss.l r., I, : / ! sss 70
rmprs-H, rsssy, Essis Csb.
rx1~~s-Jsa~~s ssla.nsd, Hssasi, W Bso~s, Ees-
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
Arrssss as ss~.-.'s nsssi, Bs,ss-srs.
shh soiassrs

M steamer Ksnncsce arrived hsrs ths ncvs4ss vim
svalA soaaisss from BAissssve. Va Nsv Yess
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
NEWS FROM new ORLEANS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CREOLE.
Effects Of the Great Union
Victories.
Changed Aspect Of Affairs in the Depart
ment Of the Gulf,

The United States stenship Creole, Captain Thompson
from New Orleans the 10th inst arrived this port
at about twelve O'Clock last night. she brought the
United States mails, passenger $500 600 In gold.
On the 10Th inst, o carysport reef the cress passed
tho bark watham, bound west On the same day,
or Cape Florida, passed the United States gunbcat r.
Cuyer. with prize side whoc steamer In tow, bound
North.
we Indebted Purser Cook OF the Creole, for the
latest New Orleans dispatches and papers.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
More Rsssis ssspriseA .sd Cspssrsd.

More 2sbels ssspriseA asd Cspssred.
cArso, IN July q, lsoe.
Informstisa vs rcosred Saturday afternoon
ihsa foree q rcbsis sspss hundred four hundred
ssrsss would cncsmp hss night II . pesst three miles
from Rsax whose iusenssns 70 attack Camp Davis
stssOs stocksis fort six .ss south q C~in&h oszs
mosnng, thsy scDg under Ms Ampre@sss shas ~ uri
son was nearly III away upoa soous 10 AAbsas. d.
tAchnc.t The sixth Illinois aad M Third bsassis of
she sisth 0ho osvHisy were Ln~edisssly forward
sho ccmpSetciy ss~ssd asx eaeasrea The whole force
Asyesss ~ Bs~nun's m~ssi, Bassspssre.
BztmnS<s, July "a, isss.
Ts-dsy Bsrnum's nosei was vssk~l BY she provost
guard snd t~o packages lsn thss. y C. n. e. Chair
Of rsryto~r Nd ARRESTED swo AAys seo the charge
q being a spy--were fescd.
-Four q the ~np'ovs q The bossl we've arrested oa
the charge q dxhysssy. There 10 shsrrs whatever
against toe rroyrs<or n the hosei, zsoas nsrnuu
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30
STRcK THIS IN YOUR hat AND KEEF
IN THERE!

STaCK THIs IN YOUR hat AND KEEF
IN THERE!
The following confession was made By
the Hon. AF. Dsaves, . Rspublieaa mem
Der af Congsass from Massachusetts,, Oh
tbs 25sh of ARriL in which he exposed
the serrapsnsss OF Lineoln's adninistra.
ton s.--4 =, .ssrrzz s.. ...r
1.-THE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM-
Ben THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
AsREpBBLICAN 4 ADMINISTRATIONS,
WHICH CAME INTO POWER Upon
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND Re
TRRsCHAESI, THERE is NDUBITA-
Bile EVIDENCE ABROAD In THE
LAND THAI SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH Is THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH as VHR ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
ERNMENT DURING THE ADMINS
.TRATfoS WHICH, THE PEOPLE
HURLED. ERoM POWER BECAUSE
OF ITS TsgoRRUPTIoN.',n NJ .@ae
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

4 - ~ 81 y -
NJ d -. u. -. ii -.. -. 3
= -. -
Ia kepAhlasssa pssE night hAvs rse.
gsnksd the present deyastAaius civil var.
Ils ,.s.la hs.. ~. Iss.s ~ - ,hn..ss
sfs,s = = = Z 1sys :, - ',sA'''es
aaas at ths Aest zHsz % tns hasions 80
tAaussads III millionx Of The peppls,s
msasy, i Fen nxoof "a. What yse sax. rad
IA fallowins fron sha anesah II Sr.,..s
- 4 4 T@ss.'. !, 80. ]. -.
- s - -. & la, II - - - - - =
- - .s -: i 80 =. - ~. T.. Il - -.
& - - s
'1s an s,
! Dssasse zAas = = = fsas assa1 : ef
- - 80 - a. ~. .,I,;as = = 80 sssss< -
shis, nor "a pnatsosisian Of Iks SsaAsss
frsa Ksntasky, irs onitssaaens prey
ssa 20 tasss stess ars ssssesas e 80 So
..;.~ : !. = - - = - = = = r. ros-
ssussw nEsEswxxxss Asaew, pAra lea.
Exs1kx k6nk snea - 6oszls a.ctrpfxs
raoss = Sso1 saT ooIToS - -
- - - 80 = .c.s,s ,s, vxr psssosrr,os aT
NJ vrSrsAaIs Exrsxe rs0z KxxrucxY,
lMxs Czszzxx1kx, A. = rrs1k 4xxxsF
oS Sak 9aNIsoY stsxs = E = 49, - -. Asp s0s-
@sHrSt,E TfiR sl sTSIT RFsFONsf-
BMTTY on OUR DlSAaREKafKHT,
AND 4ElR 0NLy DlHkICUL1I IN
Tn MAl ~ = ~ 49, AAxnA y,H Ao1E s eYnD ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30
wnaE aUEsgEoN OF sEMI0RETx or
q A RANK.
w WAsarsoTos, JuIJ

[ t-E=JE F - sE w 44Akt@EuNS dMSH AFf
The question of rank between he Ma
jos Genarals Of the army has been dseid-
ad By q beard Of of6sass 70 which 1t haa
been sahaittsa by determining the fol-
lowing order Of precedence.
Major Gensral McCIelland appointed
May Ia, 1851, 10 the rank fsom shs same
date.
Major General Fremsna appointed July
/, TO rank from May IA, 1868.
Major General Banks appointed Juns
S, 10 take rank from May le, 1853
Major Geperai Butler appointsd Nay
IL, 70 take rank from May Is, 1858.
Tbs decision il upon two grounds:
Eiys1, That aa appointmens may be
ante dated By the President, aa In Gsnsr-
ii Rremoni's case and, 8
Aecond, Thas the order Ia which the
naaass sssod in The list, when the appoint
msnsa were ssnt inso the Senate deter
mines the rank between Generals Banks,
DIX and Butler, wisheus regard 70 The ae-
laal date Of appoinsmsns b. shs Prssl-
lent,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

:" thsss taJsTmG fanasics assd 4Abo-
issiogsssas evsr get the posesr N fhssg
haads, shsy s0ia opsfsds The Constitsv
tioH, set iAs Supreme Court al dsaaaes,
charge and make SSses 10 sasl Themselves
LAY vToEKsT BANDS on THOSE WHO pR-
FEB wTsH TaxA m orrgros, or dare gtsss-
ssoa their 6asiity, and finally basskrmpt
The eOsatsy and dsisss u soith blood. "-
DHIKh WxBsTxR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30
PACIFIC HOUSE,
CoUN ClL RLUFFs, Jew 4
s-s. AAxI4ss. PnoYRxaTuR. za

The grsyTissos las spared nsishaf sxpsnss mes
s&tas ia mAkla@ Lac sPAsas'' saa az Ghs aEss D.
tsts in the wsss Tns hoase u b fuaT story effek,
fSasiag sna haAarsd fsxt en- Broadway. Il has
aoaass kaus times 81 kh49 tnss4e ~ 1nT nezes tn
As Ga. 11tA ssoms - Hr8Nasd pNfl ssEa2l latsss
Toe ashta Ia aa@&ys Matexaa Nzsh ssskg axxsn0 kas
RArtst AHaEda gvsrI eonyenlenes IL Afforded b
IAs hoase for she eaEssrs aaA Rtsaszx@ sz Eassss
during thsgr stay.
ms asw saa spaaaoas BaEc4 aAaM asasecssa
sisA aas heass e&aast eS sHxxAseS = - tkst4
sioek Ysxas well fsacsa stsasasd 10 the Hara, s1d
aHasaznsy ssppalsM sith wAsas frszn In1kna Csss&-
u Hsrsss aud Carriages fxnishs4 ea sA0Fs ne~
Aes AEa ak saiF ss1as. zFSE II III EssE 54stk
SAmks RsRTsMYfExD wi ss sssex u shepf-
E7.4 S!I u ~ II 81 sF 5fa8N- -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

APPonrRD.--We see that the Hon.
Elijah Sells, late Secretary Of State, and
still later, candidate before the Repah-
iiean Skats Convention for she nomina-
tion for Governor, has been sppoisssd
acting Master Of vessel IN the Aissis-
sippi Hees,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

II politiqse fss sTsssg go hse = saas
asa 10 ss sk6ss ID AHonsssssa, ia
Hsmsssad, sAe liaalsikas II and whilsa
referring 70 this shsns, We viii take shs
ilssse " 3iss sslssaf VI ss Tss sffna
. political. axe, that Western Iowa ID fbs
piassfss Assss ffsy t4s psspls, and that
che pfsssns sifAs = tas right tssAs 10 ssoo-
capy nd p6sssss'' the sams. There sra
yes thousandsof acsss Of land ia Iows,
t<s sss spe tasassssas I4T.gh'
ssmoss from sbs msrksss, and nos arsa
sshsr~sse, bas sksrs sse hanafsds
y shoasaads o. skynsf arss rass lands,
esx nasksss - railroad lines, whiah
~ b houghs chssp from tRs pwnszs
10 Hss 1fh " barry shems AAy loS-
ger. v~
osmsso wssssra ls&s Il yea Wish 70,
sssoy psacs. pars. wssar. GOOD laaa, ssa
i Aas alsnsss Here Il UonnsiI Bgnas,
aalssss, We hare been exsapt krsm thaI
and aalgAboEheod broils. the
Hghss snd nobs which have disgrased
many sections Of the Country, and evsn
some portions oI Easssxa IaHa. and
which hare sprsng from palisies aad the
war. Though the Storm has ragged abroad,
We bare 50 FAR as ieast, pe&es al hems;
aad Ne znension shis as A inasOsxasns for
me people 10 sazns West.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

~ Those who have proclaimed for a
gear pastthas "aradaine" Is goiag out OI
fsshieu srs Enissakan. An Engliah jour-
nal informs Us that during the year 1882,
!, 300, 900 pounds weight Of stsei springs
were devoted 70 this manufacture in
France, and ons-half thai quantity iE
England.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

~ a boarder og Mrs Pagtiagsenss
was seen TO pick something ont on She
sausage ha was sasing. -
q sWhat d IL Ben ~ asked i besrdss sas.
sing epposfts.
"A litsle piscs 81 bark, balisve,n re-
piled Ben. ~ ssk
swell. sai fsllews isss my spinisa you'd
hesser mes saans any isagas, ar yom might
snd grswi pretty coon. @
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

KM& G@N8GMsYKsGy Law DEEzDM0
usCoAsTlFETa0NAL.
/ Judge AoGuxs, Of New YORK, ina ea.se
| at Chambers, against "a enrolling osacer,
Tor M assault and unlawful imprison.
HseDt, gass asas his apiniea, ca sbs EAah,
tAas aconsRipt Law ii anceussitation-
Vi. The Judgs saids
The entire act Is clearly uaconstisu-
tional, for II not only violasess sAe rights
Of the people and creates uessruction
amang oar cisizensy bat IL, ID In direc1
Fcosssavent1ou OF the Iath Aad 18th sab
divisions Of Section 8 Of Article | of the
Constitution of the United States. The
Ganssitaaioa, in aathorixing Congress ssto
raise and sappart srxaissy p provides oAly
for tise st&naing armies Of ths country,
and nos for the velantseE add temporary
faroes which any asneSgeasy may demand,
bes auss khe l4Eh sab divisasa of fha 8th
section Of ARTICLE |. aasaarines Congress
ssso provide for calling forth she militia
% execase shs laws Of the Union, sap-
press insarsessioas and rspal iavasioaste p
And Article Ii sg she amendments pwo-
yides "a well-ragalated aniGisia heiag
accessory 60 ths security Of free State,
the righs ef the people % keep and bear
asms shalI not be infringed.N And for
sha parpase Of uaing this militia farce,
the President Is not only made the Com
msndeY- In Chief of the army and navy
os TIE Baited States bas also Of the
militia Of the several States, whan
called iaso the actual service Gf the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30
THEN ON THfS.

~ |. NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
MOB OoHaRRSS GAN EsdANOIPATR
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS or DIVORCE. y
'-Es- Goo. Hsnsy Dgsson. s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

c 8
" WAszsaassNs Jaly lSs
FSalas 10, sS-I ~
hs afsh paxagsaph af Cisoulas Ne
- ssusa fssm this s1Ecs, Jnly 10, /
hseby ms&iaed 30 - TO cgsrsspoad wis
shes fDilow3zg spsaisa asf Hen. Wm
iag, SulisiaDs % ms War Dspars
as~ xhisks viii hzx6afkss gosskn Il
sass1fo whish isi sppaissbls. q
i paaisn-~.-sA psfsoa drxfsed inc,
slss smilisary ssfviee ef the Haissd State
zeenFxiing % shs prsTisssns sf sks Acs q
MARsh ID chapter 75sh, faS Anroliiag aiss
90 - uas masfss1k 1neuss 80 fuF Ualssl
paFposes, and claiming exszaptaon frsu
The draft by ressea Oh any disability, i
provides 10 said aos, has chs rigAs 10 hav.
me question deeaaed hy tha Basrd of En.
gelimsat, whsse sseeisioa shssson Il fEnai
Ii e Bosrd shall hare deei&aa shs
elssllm In liable 70 sespa, ishas right
aftag saeA asoixaoa against him, 10 paJ
bis oomnaasakien zssnss or 10 furnssh BIZ
Substitute wishin sueh tins M nav bs
6xed By tina Board of Euro.lmeas fog Nil
sppsagaaee for aagy.
s-zt Z
'tSolieisor Tar aha War Disagreement
Sd. B. Far, Provss Mszskai Gsn.'s
80. WAa DxsAxxxKxr,
PRovosF Nassau GxxIss Oyrfeg,
= 10 WAsElsoros, July N.
Circular No. Al
FsrssD DRAFTED men become soldiers in
shs Unised States by The facs of their
aaass having bsan drawn IN the draft.--
TIE uosi6casion served an them by the
Pruv9ss Marshal is nereiy 80 announce
ID s1g oF the facs. aad "A ardw for shau
70 repsrs for dasy Af designased spos.
= Sfcoaa The Following opinion Of the
Hvas Wllliam Winding, Solioisor of the
War Department, 10 pnhiishei for che ia-
formation Of ali concerned:
g W ben person has been drafted la
pursuance of the enrolment act OF
March Sd, 1868, notice og sacf draft
masG be serxed within tsn days thereafter
bg kwritssf or printed notice, 10 Be sery.
60 On him PERSONALLY, Or by leaving q
eepy as his LAST place of residence, re.
qufring him to appear at designated
renuezyops, to report for duty. Aay
prfson, failing 10 report for duty. after
ustiee is left, withoat furnishing ) SUB.
stitote or paying $500, Is pronouneed by
law 70 be aserser. He naay besarreat.
ed and haid for trial by court martial,
ard sentenced TO death. ".
tss A person, after being drafted, and,
before receiving notice, deserts, toe no-
tir may stili be served, BY leaving IL at
ais last place Of rssideace, and, II be
90 = not appear IN accordance with The
notice, furnish q substitute, ar pay che
$500, be wifi be, ID Law, daserter, and
must be sFaasaa aesssasaeas.
= 'flere isug way or mapuss In sshSeh y
person once enrolled cad escape biz plb-
tic duties, and whsu aznfssd, whskhsr he
rh inge bis Fesfdaes or abscond the rights
5f the Uuited States against him are SCI.
cured, ana ID b only By the performances
Of bis duty 10 the cnuntry That be VII 81
cape tho hahnisY&s be treated as Grim.
lnai. @'E a& s.ae t5 -,
(Signed1 Wa WHITING,
Solicitor OF the War Department..
'sJAs. B. Fer, Provost Marshai Gen. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

II Why don't your father take news.
paper 70 said . gentfssaau 70 d little ur-
chfn, who he ssaghs In che act Of pEifer.
ing nns from his door step. Il
s00ausa he sends me to take il.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30
LOOK ON THIS PICTURE

"I ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PRISONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE.n-
Laaeala's EmAaeseatson Proelaasasiea.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30
hsw AlAaalaaz oRRamsNY.--A Justice,

hEW hlARaIaak u&KAMaNTs--~AJ Justice
besser rerssd 10 law shan gospel, married
4 coaple In this way aHold up yosr
hands. Tva sslelmnIy swsaF thas you
wial faishfally psrsorm the dasaassof youz
saice, joiatly and sevsraIly, according 70
yoar best sklll and Judgment, 30 halp
yoa God. That's aEl-~-fes oaa dollas.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30
ran HKAwgD xkRM.

For fsw days past the wsathess has
been vars warm; bat the hesk b rsasias-
ed .saaarabls By sAs pisasAaa brseaa that
isRassakas springs up a. sosa. W. fssl
shankfui for the nOoE prairie hrsess II
sAs Eastern ssasss psors seek shalsss
ifram Eha heal In the ssods ! bus 10 shss
ragion the oass 10 reversed in wAxw
wsashsF sae AIR of the groves IL iasssess-
Sly hos and ciose, while the breess that
plays over th@krairiea tennpers tie fierce
nsss of the aooa-dsy san. And 70 leavs
the sahisea Of GAe Heated Tern,n fer
EsAs sshsR sxarsms Ia shs winter there is
the differenes o. 8 blanket coat heswesn
the prairie and the timber, and the man
in she timber Gao dispense With the coat
There l. probably 10 State 10 she ssUninn
~ il was, = or No ssis, better adapted 10
eat. door winter WORK than Iowa. There
are oecasionaldsys too cold 10 work on
the prairias; but aae weaaher bsiag 30 mi.
fozEnly dry, clear aad haalshfni, there ID
scarealy any time lsas, In she winter, on
the account of rain and mud.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

~ 81 HAVE NO PUaPOsk, Di-
RRCIIY On NDIRKDTLY, TO In
ITERREnR WITH TIE llazTIruTioN
or sLAvKRY IN THE STATES
WHEEK IT EXISTS. / HELIEFR
'HArH NO LAWFUL RIGHT 10 DO
so. AND 1 HAVE NO IN0LINATfON
TO DO S0.n--Presdens Lsseoln m
sse kssssussysg Aadgsss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

WoaAk's RfsHTs. win you please
psganit q lady 70 Oeaupy this seat 20 said
one gentleman 20 another in railroad
car. sis chs an advocate OF womapsa
rigats ?" asked the gentleman whe was
invited 10 vacase. tsShs is,s' was the
reply. swell, chen, Lea her sake tie bea-
eEs of her dscsrise, aad stand up.''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

To Isabella =. Pafgag, psssias ssuss, kazllg =.
vii b q hs8 81 q Bsfofs fhs Afrl asy OF sf ;aas,
D. issz, "a shs sgsss " tbs CLERK as ihs Dssiss
Ceart u kIlfs csnasys fsw4, petition % .. o.
AaksEmsa ~ A1nisi - % - esz4e sf AesA-
ham AsksrnszA Ssessssd etsasainS of y5a the susa
81 : I've e asaas sea Eissy psisa.f i g Hsssy sss
seIy nase, exscptsd by yon, sxtsd ~ Aprii. A. p
lsSo foE fwv azadEeaa ana afnkH 1bmefs, psya1ke
70 said AefahSm Aaxsrnsn, On es before tk& 1csh
az q ADF.isA, 1891, saih Ian esFf1Eff1 sss
kN s1np - HaiarlaE shefNe4 - - sae4s
tAs sunE VI 0na hun6F@ &a6 af&eea t11x1f8 vas
pad "a sae1&sA a&EM sHu4s As VI gqo ~ As$e
saaImang sAa fsrszssnkn nfA Mss12n9e &kezlfssA 81
Esu es even a~sas swakh ssn6a 4sSm11ssssx q
secure ths Aynan1sskmss9 - - Mksexssisn nsxe;
90 Of TIE HsxsM ~ ~ - noN1A h11k DfW1 Nuxkk
Aasi Qaarssr skE&xszs - 10. f11e xsps5SA W 1s~ns
sap No. ss4enk4*sw1 fH3 lskSAg ~ 1saes N. -
xsrty-s~s Wa6ss~At.e - s.ls s1&k11oe - ias
ny property - surA AAmin6st t1stzks ~ alfA an,
lsss yss zUs0nE NJ Ausww shsrste % W bsfofs
Soon Of the ssrend azy VI saia c4N4. - heGnn ~
Asld % no xhira iMua4xx sf kuwzss 4. b. IL
asss sssssa :. sss sa.sss ssssss Z, ~ Y ssa.f u
snlE. W.
x~,..n IS i 3. rsvss ~ ~ Pc.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

me Springfield Republican, states
that Solomon sgargis, the wsalshiess man
in Chicago paassd through that eiy
Thursday, On his way to the Hartford
Asyium, raying maniac, In charge Of
three keepers. During the first year Of
she war be made million dollars.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

IT, n has bssa decided By the Solicit
or sor shs War DspArsmsns shaa person
Caaiiains sxenpsioa from the draft ca no.
oaaas Of disability, and whose elaim j.
fejurssd, has right 10 pay eotnrSasasios
aeaey Or furnish snbssitase. This II In
opposition 70 receas sdfes from the War
Deparfaaans t#
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

~ Mr.. Isaao Newsoa d LichAead,
Ct, has % his premisss i grapevine
whsah asasurss foot II diamsssr, aad
from tbs fruit oil which ha makss abeHt
D bard u wins aaaaalls.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

Kss PFoRzistag Aaa Isaes4 kaEa sA3ya Aau uss, REsd
Ass feastcd and fef9fniKhed It AShFoagnona Ii tHs
n0ss eonxsEsrns sod sssa2wxskkAe Ssyie. HaYiA8
had naay ysasx sxpeFishes II kAs Dusincss, he Cat
teft himself thai As ssa &tgsxesagaI ssGisf&ezis
age. Pare a. isw - xsg ksass In town.
Stock Yards fn6 &tA6sss xftAshsd
ApEil |. -. stsse a A
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

@oWMSXAs BkHFEsf ASW n EEE -
Laad BssiRess tEAnsseasds IN AL lis branches,
.saa waxrautA be ught sold and located; Taxes Yal
far aon-resfaents5 titles sxzEnfuea- cokses4toas
=. paid la Omaha. ~ f., and surrounding counties.
REFKRExcEs-J. II snexsou, Fres.y and ), %.
Losxxoed, GashieT, BEaaeh stats Bank ~ Iowa.
c. Gscli Biuas. TaAyISsl Z