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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14

Wound,d--Uo. A.-John Shanahan, d I
Hard,
Co. H.-Exra Reyes, NJ Ainsworth, John
Troville, N p Lamonds, Lyman llinkson
Perry Lake, J B Kusia, Parkhurst, L Kirby
Mssiaq-J Merritt, Pat Lane.
Co. &C G Howard, wounded severely u
Laagdou. missing.
Co. X j hn Elliott. severely wounded
CORPORAL II Smith, Shs Mosier, missing.
Misang-J Mitchell, II Neil, Co. d; W
jackson, Linus Burk, 90. +.
%. f. CO. j d Boardmsn.
Co. F.-S. B Rice Msang ID NJ Ware.
slxrrkSrH REGIMENT.
Klisd-Co. ARA Emery. Co. III. +
Cook, W NJ Pierce Go He B Stephens.
Wsund,d-Co A--w r Bennett, WIN Conant
Co. B-.J NJ Jay.
Co. oh o Spring, RIA Flint.
Co. Corp A S Bronson. .nssing-P
Thompson.
Co. FEE Thurber.
Co. K.-J NJ Wright. IMissing-Chas Caswel
d parkhurst.
FOURTEENTH REGIMENT
KILLED. Sergt Henry II Vaughan. George Baker
Co. B. @ rret Ro,eboom, Dyer Rogers, Co. ID
| S RI, T. Z Sweet, Co X.
Hoaased Co A. Sergi l. ID Thompson
Private J Grace. II w Down. Missng-Seg
NJ v b Armstrong, Private Benz uoullon.
Co. B.-Serseant Sil1 Thompson Private
ichard G. Archer, WIN Carnes, Wall CT Guile
Geo. Laid, w. II. Munson, Geo. w. Kin.man
W. simpson Atssiag-Ed. Lee, John. G
Thomas.
Co B,-C II Edgerton. Missiag-SC War
uer, Chsa Dean.
Co. C,-J X Morisrty, b Moriarty, w Walker
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14

HAGERsrowN, July l0-Miduight. Lee has
not crossed the rver and does not intend to I'M
til he gives battle.
All the streams are much swollen. There is
no good reason known for Lees evacuatipg Ha-
gerstown and then reoccupying 1t, unless he
was disappointed 10 not eros tug the Potomac.
The Herald says Lee made an address to his
troops, acknowledging defeat and appealing 10
them to stand by MN.
The Times correspondent says that Pennsyl-
vania troops refuse to Cross the State line.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14
In THE FIELD. July II.

SpefIaI 70 Ae " 7, Herdld.
The enemys front extends through Funks
town acrofl towards WillIamsport. Rebel
sbarpshooters art posted in houses and behind
walls and breastworks
An advance Of our picket lines last night,
took place--two regiments of rebels retireng
Another advance will be made TODAY Every
thing ndi ates that Los is crossing the Potomac.
Since Wednesday the enemy have manifested
little disposition to maintaia their position
Our army are all under orders to-day to be
ready to move at a moments notice.
Gen. Lee has Issued an order acknowledging
hic defeat and calling on his men to meet the
enemy firmly again, &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14

fNEw YORK PRODUCE
ICES GU K X II " Il Z,
REPORTED ErrREssLr Tus MOUNTAIN TssssAs.
BY w. s. MCCLURE g. o.,
Strictly PrOdue, Commission Merchants,
No. $50 Fulton street, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14
Notice,

I HEREBY certify that hsv given my adopted son,
1 Hollis II Hold, minor. his time and prrmision to
trade for himself nd receive HI own earnings ana I
forb all per son, irving him credit ru-t my
count, shall pay no dsbts Of his contracting after
this date NATHANIEL HOOD
Witness, J. ". SnrH. julyllfw3v.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14

New York, July IL A Middletown, Md,
dispatch to the Herald states, from information
received by one who has qeen in the rebel lines
at Funkstown, that the rebels are taking houses
to pieces to construct pontoon,.
The rebel soldiers express little hope Of cross
ing the Potomac and are sheartened. A Har'
risburg dispatch says that Antetam river IL
very much swollen which probably has delayed
Gen. Meade in attacking the rebels Our army
is more concentrated and stronger than when a.
Gettysburg.
headquarters dispatch of the 10th to tn,
Herald says our army is within few miles Of
the enemy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14
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Is THk BEST IN THR WORLD
Only Harmless, True q Rshabl, Dye Known.
a HIS sp epdi Hair by Is perfect-ch yes Red, Il sy
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Brown, without injarns the Hair or ,lnin The ssn
Nins the Hair SOFT and beautiful impub fresh vital
Ivy Frequently ressoring 10 pristine color, aud rctiies
wlLlLhjA BlrCHsLoR all 9th are mere lmltA
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ENrrORl--Si Barclay ST, Y.
Hair. JunsiHyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14

Pure italian Queen Bees.
PRIOR $500.
Few colonies o Italian Bees fer sale. ItslAu
Qaeens, OF . beautiful color. Cor t&oo; $500
when warranted pure Fer psrc au address
J. y. GOODRICH,
dan East BsrdvirN, VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14

We give below, from the Free Press, an ad-
ditioua list of killed, wounded and missing in
the 18th, 18th and 10th Regiments from lists
somewhat confused. The whole loes Of the
pr;,a ada annaars ne follows
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14

ioWhk sF'N" -
AsrisrAx RlrER, July 70 sA. NJ, !
via Frederick the 18th.
Our whole line is ordered to advance to-day
and unless the enemy retire there will he more
less fighting before night. There was only
slight skirmshng yesterday. The enemy
held his picket line very tepaciousl, US though
concealng some strong position behind 1t.
There are ~ell grounded tears that the river
may become iordable 10 day Or two. IL had
fallen considerably a, Shepberdssown yesterday
AID was still rapidly reccding
Tie Tribune states that one OF their CORES
pondenis who arrived Ca Sunday from the iron,
avs that the Potomac had fallen ive iect, and
was fordable tor horses.
The rebel army was concentrating Ut Falling
Water.
The Tribune has special which says that
Cap; Bacner Of Maine regiment, who rs
capp,d from the bols, reports that tnoy took
1000 prisoners. Ihe rebels estimate their KILLED
at 20 900.
A Harrisburg dispatch to the Herald .tate'
that cannsnadlng Is going on IN the direction o
Haserstowu. and that Il was not generally be
lieved that battle had taken place, but thai
our forces were Smelling the rebels.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14


rear is hard pressed.
The movements OF our army are being con'
Quoted with remarkable celebrity South Noun
tain and Harper's Ferry 10 in our possession,
The Times correspondent with Kllpatriek's
cavalry, writing from Soulh Mountain, Md, re-
3ports the capture, on the 4th, of oil OF Ewell's
wagon trains, four miles long, strongly guarded
by infantry.
The Hsraid's Baltimore dispatch reports all
the rivers high and the country Hooded along
the Potomac-in some instances water reaching
70 the second story Of the houses.
Trees, fences and portions Of houses were
carried off, the bridges IN great danger, and the
crops injured considerably.
s. A dispatch TO the Tunes represents ten feet o
water in the Potomac 81 Willmmsport.
A dispatch I, the Herald from Frederick, da
ted July =, Ii p. NJ. says it isrelmbly report
ed that our troops to-day occupied HagerstowI
alter fight. The PARTICULARS are not known.
The rebels were tisnsprtipg their men acros
The river upon two HAT boats, on which our ar
hllery had opened aud we're Smelling. The reb
81 army Is supposed 10 b. strong al ny the rive
between Wlillamsport and Sharpsburg.
81 FsKpSsIck, Nd, July S--P. NJ. Our cav
airy have had short hsat With the rebels be
tween Funkstown sd Boonsboro, six mile
,h@ side OF Hsgers,own. The rebels were IL
heavy fotoe and our cavalry WAS compelled
All back " poonsboro' with some loss.
Gen. Fitzpatrick is reported killed, sl,houg
some accounts say be e only wounded. Ih
PARTICULARS OF the 6sht have no. rs yet besn :,
oelved, but we learn that Gen. Fitzpatrick
command was completely surrounded, aud wer
compelled To cut their way out
The rebels are still on this side OF the rlysI
nassed near Hagentown, and sndeavoring
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14

HELENA, Ark, july Further particulars
of he late battl, show that the repulse was worry
decided, and disastrous to the enomy. Ii is
thought their loss will amount to 1000 killed
and wounded, and ours to $50 We have taken
900 prisoners. There are other rebel wounded
ut Newton, seven miles from here The rebels
lett two pieces Of artillery IN our hands.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14

The Draft commenced at Rutland Thursday,
and we have the following names drawn that
day from the Daily Journal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-14

CINCINNATI, .ly IL Morgsb's raid tonight
reached within I miles OF the Ohio line Some
bridges On the Ohio and Mississippi railroai
we're detroyed The rebels also approached
the indianapolis anu Cincinnati railroad near
Summers, where they were me; BY a regiment
Of mil tia and driven back.
The main force appears to be making for
Aurora and Swaneesburg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
FINANCIAL AsD CO oaMKRCgAE.

Tue bans ssatsmgns this weok 10 as fol-
iowss Loans, 8l8l ,s3S $50 4 increase,
S5GS, ,005. Spects, So 800. .634 de.
crease, $S62, 23is girealstioa, $6, ,494,
as ]; dtGreasa, $&86, 800. DtpssiIs,
SlG6, 10, ,l2i: deeyeasa, 81 ,394 ,537. a.
Spaciei ii is seen is falsing OF. The de-
nand foF duties has depleted the aceoan.
10 some extent. There is no shipping de-
snand flr guid. ls faasu.ates between
L@5al.4T. Bankers billsoa Londsn, &C.,
are l.6ta l62, ,aacsu aEing it will be ssen
rather widsly. Asasy is sasy aHd cheap
Call loans at 5a6 per esas. Debt eeFsil-
ieasss are weaker, In the absences Of good
news frem Vicksharg.
Stocks 0psaed thia week baoyaat, and
the balls ara fall Of pluck. The Sendan-
y 10 favorable for that party. The ma-
jority Of sae faEsFits fancies rose on
Monday aad Tuesday fran l-2 to 3,
while tsgoEeEnmHntss barley held their
owas wish lghs se&lsa- The stock mag
ket, as q whelss may be ast dawn ne ram
PAM, and pFo@issa hsaEy PROFITS 20 spec
ulataEs this week. - f.-aa
Thars 10 Fwmos thas no mora aew
Treasury aosss are 10 BIS ipsGsd, and thai
the soiled sad maEilased notes as fass rs
called in, through the subscriptions %
the bonds, are cancelled aad destroyed.
This bang the case, will ere long, mske a
scarcity Of eagrsney, and may, sparass
badly fer the Treasury dspazsrasas, by
checking the5-@ bond subscription.
The boad subscriptions srs R0w aboas
81, ,D00 900 day. .s .a.-# 81
We bear uf enormous profits in Wall
street, IN the stock purchasing hos.-
Several hrEns hare retired oa their scca-
malations since the war ore concern
wilh 500. 900, made in Is months, az
othsr With fortune of S30o. 100, on COM
missions alens, not dolIsx of stocks
having been purchased on their own &C.
count. -.-n rs. .. .-
The fall IN certain lines of goods Is
felt severely in the comm4roial warid, and
some heavy failures had taken place in
Boston and New YaFk.---Hodgss BGHk
H&NGTN&Fa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

sws1tpn MsirsS StsAs4 ysk nm
-.gs IS 81 aHs14 rss1nV:a - SasssssTTsa
Ne s.sSss. sAs iRspssllsgH psssys-
1As kspsblisan party niigkt hsss DIV.
vssassd sks iplsrsssas asvaatsssng siyif s.s,
ls mighs have ssssd the lissa af aheH-
sada ssfI fIsAs Asstf fkssa % che Masses, and
ishoasands Fsffs raisif5aa ol she people,
money. fes pro9 o. What se ssy, read
,sAs fDllewins fros the spasea 4 STHrzx'
sA.D Dovaaas, ,dskissrssa m shs z nissd Ssassa
lSsnsss, Jansasy 50, 1891, apoa ms ssin-
pfaniss naasars, lhaa pcaiiag hsfass
the Seaasss u sa Il ID
j 81 believe shis DO be fair basis d
amiGahia sssjasEaeEik. II you of the Re
pabsiean side ARE not willing 10 Aecepl
shia, nos the proposition of the ssaasss
froas Ksasnsky, Mr. Critsspltan prss
tel ne srAaf soa are srlfEad 70 10
= ssf a1DaxsS yHE ixaEsxy 10 fSxsvsEicAss
oxIr, sog rnr sxAsgs vuAr In xHg Coz;
affrxx nr fasxrk1x, AArKw pAyA k6os
xSxxy Mgxsxx sxox ran SUvfH, fScLUDrxa
rssoss sxsix fas 6oTrus SrArxs, fMxssss.
Tvoxss axb = DAytss1 xxsskssxp rxxzD
axxnrsxss no AecsrS yax PRarosfYIos bs
nv xsxKxksaR yRixSD rscs kxSrucxY,
INA. gassTgxDgx, j IL a slSAE sxrrhgxgss
oy THx cosTsovxass, u TS ssDxn Axp sus-
rAFsxD ss rHx RgrvaIscAs HEasxRa-
sl'3HENEE TUE StsAE kESP0 Sst-
BgLITY OF OUR UISA t,NEEAfEST,
AND rue osIf DIFFICULTY IN
rug WAY oFs An AMfUABLE AD-
JUsFaEsT, IL WITH The kRpBB-
LICAS p ARTYsa' sses's ''~ '.'''. - /
Here i e ptevsd thai The Rspabliesa
paxsy is ssspeaasbls, fas sas war thai il
IL responsible, fer every delias OF patton
al and saass Indebtedness incurred on 50.
count OF The var that il is responsible,
foE the high saxss shas havs been impsse4
apon shs peepias on secDuas Of tbs WAY
shas ID 10 rsspshsibls, for the distress and
financial rain, which nov exists 10 syery
part Of shs eouatry--thas il il rsspoasir
bls, foe every life lsss 10 the wsF,--taak
IL is srsspoAsible fos, and should receive
toe sarses Of every wife aade wido~,
and Otevery child made "a sspaaa, BY the
wag. In ssaork thai ID viii be rssponsibis
fox she disselaiioa Of the Union, should
the onion be dissolved. /
Shall sach > party be continued ip
powes, or will she people change theia
ruEaFsF Les shs Ballot boxes Ut the nex'
election pro lain the answer. ..-.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
ayaCK xHHs IN YOuR HAT AID AEEi
TAERE! ...

The folowing eonfsssien Was made By
she Hen. Ar. Dawsa, q Republican nsus-
Der Of Congress from Massachusetts,, op
The 2sth % April, In which he .exposed
the eosrapsnsss Of Lincaln's saniaissFa-
ki0n tg4.. .s55 ssas .rta-Ts g.. H.sa
aTHE GENTLEMEN MUST REaEEA.
BER THAT In THE PlRsT YEAR OF
4 REpuBLgOAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE.
TREsUHaENT, THERE Is ISDUBITA.
fRLE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM.
DERED TILE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAH
AS Much AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV.
ERNsfENT DURING TUE ADMINS,
TRATfoNT WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF iTs. s.GoRRupTsOsn n.as
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

Es.f HAVE NO Put POSE, DE.
REGTLY. OR INDIRECTLY, To IN
TERFsRE VITA THE INSTITUTION
OF sEAyERY IN TnE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. i BELIEVE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RlGHT TO Du
SO, ASD L HAVE No INCLINATION
TO DO SO. - President Lin ON h
his Isaagsral address ssr ssa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
VA Z Kg EEDoM OF TaE PE Ess.
rs sEstE ,s'5f Nvw Yopr S,ns q

at . meeting of editors, held to-day,
Horaee Greeley, of the ,Tri6gas : Joseph
Brooks, OF the Express w. G. Prime, ei
ths Journal Of coaapasres, and varioas
others bclng prasent, weTs
adopted 90 the effect thst,
"Ws recpgnize an afirm the duty el
6ielity to the Constitution, .Govsrnmenl
and Laws of oar country ; Ihst treason,
and rebellion ara erisnss thar whils "
enphatically disclaim and deny any righl
As inhering in journalists 10 incite, lEe-
cate, sbef, aphold or justify sreasoa o.
rebellion, wa respectfully, bus Rnulgs as,
seFt the righs Of The press 10 ssisieis,
freely and fearlessiy the acts OF thoss
charged With the administration Of EA'
iorernrn ent. and of thslr civil and mills
larry subsrdinasss; and that any imitA.
sians af this right ereated hg Ehs Rsossss
ties OF var should be- eonfnsd 30 lsnsIi.
is shsre hostiiities exisso or are imane.
llaEely threatened x..s.t. /
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

!" thsaa issfsraaI fanatics aad Abe
IilioRisss fvsT gss ahs psaseT i@ thst'
AaaSs, tksy sOsA oesrids me Consfssa-
ron, sssths saprssss coars al defasfs.
ehaags and maks laps 10 suss lhsraselcs'
L4AT VIossNTl aASHs On TsssE WHO BaF.
Ska wg1H 7sKa fR orTSIos, or dare gstes.
issa taesT idssaiy, and finally baHkraP
ne cesafry and dsisgs u tsitA blood p
DAxIEL EksxgKs- ...aE r. .st T.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

~a The fact can no longeT be die;
gnlsed shas uany of ths HsppbIican Sea-
slsors desife war and tisunion, under pre-
text of saving the Union. They wish %
gss rid Of the Soashsfn Ssstss, 10, order
10 haveia maiofisy Id tbs Senate 10 con
arm the appoinssnsnts, and many Of Them
think shey can bold 4 permanent Repab'
Efeats #aiosify ID TIE Northern States, bot
nos Id sks wkole Uaion; for psrsisan gee
sops they are snxions 70 iissofys the UR.
I'm, n IL osxa III a0us wishsps holdins
then fsspansibis before die people. = =
SsspAsn Il. Dssgsds 81 shs q, 8. Sssass
DE. 2S, 1866.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
THEN ON THIS

S"SElTHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR UuSdREss Gan EAANGiPATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
UAN GRANT BILLS or DlyoRcE. !"
-Ex- GoU.. Henry Dailoa. ,-..sss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
Look ON TRIs PLcTURE.

"I ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD As SLAVES
IN TUE SAID DESIGNATED sFATEs
ANDoRARTS eF STATES ARE AM /,
IiERE4FTER sHALL BE PREE, p
Llm ofa'a Eaaaapalios PfseiaEaasisa'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

GxASp DgxocaATie DxaoSsT ATIoxs. -
An liafn use meeting vas held In paila-
de4phigson Monday evening, 70 prptest
against the vioiaglpa oT the G1nstilatiai
Involved in the recent proceedings againss
Mr.. Yallss4ighalA. The meeting wss
psesisied sssrhy rx4Jsdge Lswse, and
addresses wege made by thaa gentleman.
and b. ax sauseFnsE Blgler, Col. Chas.
Rldlia, Hor. Psser Acuail, Heoggs w.
HiddIs, u. Rarkwasery George Nssthap
and Gharlea ingsrssll.
Slsailas demonstrations have taken
plssa at Newark aad New Brunswick 3
i. ~ che former poiat, an ssramys was
aa.is 70 oEsrswa she gaths1iag by mill.
sary free bgs the commander Of the
lstsss vas eofapeliedsso wishdrsw them
Aaviag been assured by she Mayer aad
sas sheriff thas, snlass he dtd 50, abs
miialia Of The s0ansy woala be ealgsd ap-
Ga 70 Pressos sbssaaessang@ on is ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

g 81 dsel4xe sapou ny o2n rasponsi-
tAaliy ssA 6sASsss. sha4 he ilIbsft5ss of
shss ssanssy ~ NJ fe9lG6ast iiAngss thsday
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

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asaahs &u2sn& &s& M&sssm@& ssxln<s&N sas sf'w
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FAft.saaas astsmgsaa pasA % kA& Fxanuw4f5nn I
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

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h s1tnupa NIWHH 1aTL IT sTIE 5gT g7TT-vfEFII Z
kEa. n Exxy4HssGA b Co., tas Hsssaas-
KsR xefA, aAa ~ As&se 81, aoxtaa are ear ansAax
tssa Astass ~ Fscsa$s Aasefsfssns for shis papes
- Joss CoR q co. are sasssasixaa kgsats lei
Asw kesA ans RhaasAss~aia. ssefnsa eahtfI 81 I
8 E3~s. b. Ashgss aas sas, aushosts@d Assna sos
Boatea,
III. 3. Posy d Co. are aaEs EsasAai ixsa A&saaz
fsr Ess Eas nfs. f1f
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

wlfs Dns Fbq ahsxss ens sorrows
asssls s I ~ ~ iss- ID ass ssrll T. Il 3
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

. ,a9GACaL sLuxNss SoN.&s n ~gE
" Msas saas spssszaszsaaus asxaasasa, asa .
@ssk wssEaasaa ~ siss sasassszsas@
eosrTss aaas 70 ssass, "a shess aesses.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
foRR 0DosIaent 8efY ant,
s.ss@ EMER son .ETMERkD6E.
10 Asstra, J, a. rsaasay, G. D. gehasoAs sSsa ssa-
era Mesapkfs, TsnasssSe. n

AngLIEA PATrI. .--This celsbEstsd ssas
tssrioe has had Disagreement with hsr
father and her brother sn-taw Maurice
StrakosOh, D aad has pssssionsa aa Sag
lish Gsast 70 De pissed aniss iss guar
diaaship anti she Is 81 years Of age,
which 10 seven zaonths hence. She says
that her rslstises nass appropstatFa all
lhes gaias, sses @a0ks GO, aaa have psa-
vsnsed f.ss masiage ssith q yssaag SRan-
ish gsasleman whaaa shs desires % wed.
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MlLo HaMAEg


Brig ten. Vols, Coaa'g Diss.
We paid no asseasaon 70 this Eyrannfsal
saieS, bas continued TO nand our own
business a. asasi. s3#ss ss' sg 1aata
As aos disseminating che pahfioasion of
our paper sssili further orders !" we could
uss do IL /; and as for ssd:savo wing any
thing ooasaiaed in our issue Of Aay lss,
or sssasisiHg sshers 70 do so1-wsid ace
| aan. uaseail d-----d Gsss. a t-
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Wg coul.as.x na .r. ]

!. Meek basore last ws rscsiEea che toll
lawanE hind and modest epissls from
Geo, HAssall, Military Gasssaor af En-
diana -ss 81 ssss s.,
he A1ouA RxEaa nza4Rlcx az Em1g AAA.a 4
n IEptAAAFaLss7 AAEs ,ass "A
Edtssg 6tHftaa kssasEs G.es ImS..
|. A sopy OF ysar paper, Of Aisy lsss hss
been haaa@a 10 me, iawhish yos bssssG
yoaf imssnsisa 10 vielass 0ease Mo- z
fFem thess hsadqaassess - mash 40 yei
please Fes saa aowi dis&vow shas izs-
seasioa, and advise others 10 do ga, cs dis-
sossiass shs pzhliassioa oS ysar paper al
sogeshsF tall farthar orders. 4 violation
OF sais nssisa will Esosivs pFompt asssn-
Ttiea. ~ ra ~ aas%
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COVMEfL BLuFFsI IoWA.
LtaGEssiRssR trsasksEsd. "a saI liza branches. .--
Ll4i RIrraats 0aGht sold Rad loe4ted Taxes pa Id
ilr aIl-rastdsnLs; rides examined. eoilecSiSnz
zEr Cap asa eunty Orders Dc aght aEd sold, Tax
E, M iH un ms o. T. aRs saEfbnpaizS esanties.
sEFEREscEs~J~ 4. Jackson Pres, and J. D.
LrEE,,I Cashier, Branch stAts Bank Of Iows,
CyaRcIl BlaRs. DaytS-Sl
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e. Two sisssyy named MRngia ana
Maria 1sanaEas foagtsf duel VI Naples,
Few weeks as5, from snetfvss of
isalsoasy. The combat took plscsa With
aha masaazaa smaapsa she kafi s--sn& uae
Ill shs sisssss was ksiaed sa sha spo1 whsls
shs eshss, wtss ssili sassis6s, ssesisedsas
many as sieAsssm woanais. sasig
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sfs III aBsss saftsasn asotldasqsa
MOL. Il 3@ssta3 .s4asps y
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4 Afasrsags-A Al msssasl aSafsssansss o. .
sfos5is sxinais. Nntsss1
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sestlaha v I n ~ essslesaa'
xxIss nssszAss ne Kasas RlsAass vsMs
"a ~ I'll a1818 AlMsad8 l5ts&4 Essa h
sss ieHhS fssiso 1sfssd EiNos 120s1
lEIfll " m HAElIDes

Some camp follower ii Memphis,
Tsan., addressed Ietsss b shs Hea. Ex-
zssos EIHssxp0x, tarmsrly aesabsr d
0oagssss from Taaaessess bat ssw CLERK
Oh che saaisaai Hoass Of Representatives,
insfsing him % sssend . pablicf meeting.
Ha addressed Them ths fallOwing reply.
Ii saoald be semsmhsred thai Mr. Erax.
&zsss was coed saoagA RspablisAn 20
justify the liepabiiosas and Abalitssnisss
of he present House u Reprssssssliysas
ls4 slsss bin skeis lalerks he saaihaiAssd
Ar. Iiaoola In sss aaoss apesovsd ssyd
ID aaaIows sAgzi q s's,sa - e ~ - stssFF