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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
PACIFIC HOUSE,
COUECIL sLUrFs, law 4
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sas city. me gsems are large aad wsAl veasifatsa
shs ksAA& As afWays 8appAisd villa sv@sy MxuEg tbs
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18


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Cosneii, but the true ssafs, Of the cas-
q elbows thai majority Of the Jadgss o
the election threw out sas voss sass TO
. DIR. Winchester againss Ar. Winchester
= coussns, wAiea apoa rseoaas wss oeans
: ed for him, and made ths vate for sac
1 man forty.
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o lag Of tina vasxs ON the part Of the Coan
= ell, s'is proceeding whoIly withes
y preceaeat." II the proceeding 10 With
i eat pseeedsnss ID 10 because casa ha
. never before arisen la sAs Couneil eallin
Z for such a proceeding, not bscaass thea
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a csse.
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a ssThe Council shall be the judge {
!. tbs qualification and eiscaaon OF It's ew
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
Price, SA5 and Upwards

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sinzpae. @sss-~gs*
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Parties pzFzAssinx 81 sAs Gfsvsr q BAKER gsu-
pany can have &heir chetns ~ eataax sslsEh, szss
ehAxEs IL aN& xA&fxaaa. TARy nee the am4y 0nsaea-
M shas asEexs szsA in1musERsmx& 1890
Actress MMDvRR Al MAx&& Nj MI Ga
tmar-A~Ssl no k.ake st.. 0Ais&ge.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

gT II wris d Aahsas egsvss was ssr-
wed apdn Cen. Porn, d sEiiwankss, fsw
days 80, . whiah says 10 Nssss '.hs
msds alrwamps ana soarssaas rstaxns's
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
nlloMAYX OINTMENT.

6
.MlLoMAY'S OINTMENT,
fsas nasxAes, sore and stiH isssts Aigis.ss
&s6 infssmsd fses, al tasss the EssAsf mrs -
dare, MOTHERS KgkEMBER YHEs vhsa sqsy
seas sss graspia& their musksts u megt aakssr
tAInk wlzss . pot Of this ALL HEALING CeeI-
ING salva viii gse 10 the aas pea 1--we Eksa fsy
away kram home 2na frEenas II Anrdeas I'D
askes sesgA tAe fest 80 thsl LIZ oaa eatsre ssaI
sstfxns n ssoShes ard relieves fss t4axnee saa
saiaszsA jplata, lsAYlaS thsG EEgRa Siggb< ssa
xisersus. while for
SATIRE Cuts o. Guash0t Weamas
III sLAada aaeqaaIlaa renewing AaA pEsssazAs
every sesIige Of Inflammation and ss2tlg assslsa
sAs edges tsgetheE IL quickly And c1EapssEsas a4s
shs NEST fSightfui wounds.
wives and Sisters of ear Vel.
unseeTS.
Tou cannot pat iHto tie kn&ps&eks OF yats Hss
4 A4saa aad BxoIbeFs, more Esiasals " aazs -,
RsSAFy gift than b supply Of this
Extraordinary Military S&lVs
Yhelsassy seutry w&IkinS has rounds u "a
1 ezrosea 70 areaching rains AID CALL aiE&i ~
! often saiEed with most violent pains, tsSSA -
saHeAting boarEensss, arst EyuptJRi IF yEa
ssous rsxataoa but IL supplied with HgoaEy's Pa
- = ntr,Iaasss ,iI a., "a sss
- - - 80 - 800 - --rvTIES ~ - g.
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and ckSst will remove ths seyerssi pafas sss ~
l a. wsoxt DANGEROUS COgGR Te41s4srt a
say a rae whole Army,
cornppc GTTrNsTrcfC
Il y s0AAllbfhos AtIb"AluN'
SEES 10 yeET ewp health, de noi rust u TIE AIS
/ smppl&sA. &lfhouShsmest Sataatae TAs PIiaa -
0lREzasaf have been thoreHgEiF tsseSs 1sg ~
sAe sssly Tg@edsss gSsa In the EatapsaA CaEsa ~
Il BaxrzSks for e~er forty years DscssE HsllSTsg -
suppskaA sli fhe Armies Of EGrogse, al szrzz d
i 08TAEAE CAMPAIGN be ssts&lsssi atpot
Bals<ss#a, 4eE the exclusive sails u s4sss taxi
RgAIuI&s, EA&ny tIns Bis sReci4l aSrha 'AHs
has sai6 ever ton IN weight q tAe 9iAEuta q
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&As szsIankRA IL CAMP
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

7ss TezE h5m 8m e Alag 49,
'sfrom . land | have % maeh injnred."
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
INs DQ5lg 8Nlls,}'5.,I
y Z rrRR.. PROPRIETOR.
Ion ser y tss Terms:
Ss1yg 1t}QBBgra.A!A GsLGA &sGST Is tlE
Notice to Subscribers.

WHEN you find u before your name on
your paper, please renew your subscription,
"a il IS o. notice that the time for which it
has been paid will expire in a few days.
afA- A rery limited space in the Daily Bull
,a,in will :, be allowed for adyertis isements.- -
Terms, 81 for each square, lst insertion; 6Octs
eor acknowledgement insertion.
Articles of much length, intended for publ
,ation, mUst be handed in in tho forenoon to
insure publication next day.
Obituaries, Tributes of Respect, and Funeral
Invitations charged as advertisements, but mar
riages and deaths published as news
Advertisements of charitable institutions a
half price. G % Hlt
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14

4 correspondent OF the MoolIe AZ,
vertiser & Register, thus a''oue" W
one of our Generals:
Gen. Bragg has many d'trActors,
b,baihey vii! be found mostly nos aili ahplIiS IA
til tack the third tins the place at which
th has been so signal'y defeated twice,
both by land and water? Or does he
intend to leave the "bluf' city in
ouietudo, and land q large free below
to co operate with the lower feet upon
Port Hudson?
The first Interrogation has been an
swcred in part, at least, BY what has
followed the arrival ofthe hostile hordes
The question as now modified, is, what
more will ther do? They have cut of
railroad communication between Vicks'
burg and East Louisiana, and river
connection WITH Port Hudson. These
arc iuconvonioleos, but are not serious
results as we still have .hannel for
travel and supplies from Texas
Now a. to what they may do 1t is
possible for thom to open their BIZ
canal, run light draft transports and
freight boats through it, and thereby
land their army on the river below the
city, as theslino of the canal is beyond
the range of our batteries, and it is
probable, because it is Indispensable, il
All attack either on the city, or Port
Hudson, is contemplated by tbom.
But this canal may also be intonde
to land forces On this side Of the river
below the city, and mako the next ~
tack from tho South running the ram
by the city, and anchoring it about the
mouth of the canal, points TO this IN
fantion. An @ttompt TO effect this vii
: ''sp~,e3 a7i tie will not accom-
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
The North on this War.

New York 20; respondehce AoLdoh 1Ahe''I
Volunteering for hoarmy has ceased.
The conscription cannot be put in force
More than {, hundred thousand men
have deserted since June last. Inc
officers, who are, for the most part,
npnoin- led for political, and not for
military reasons, are Incompetent, and
rn.pjre the men with no confidence
rrhs timo of many Of the regiments
hNs expired. The nino months volun
tccrs have served six months, and vii
not renew. The men arc not paid
tbo;r money, aud arc greatly dissat.
sad ... .....
rbc i9action VI winter G1HrLe'& will
,nor, fhA, ]elyredai, .ho ,aa,.s hy th"
discas,,3 WG,tN &ra co,,lia 10 ogaar in
tAo c.ina. wnorevr, IKE cpmp msy be
fixed. 4'hn, Soi,utgr are losing haIr,
"a we'll as ;no pannlr AMI arn n<t com
inc ro III, c,alla,t9n Chat, 'na o'rej r.
3Lry have ,a3pl.e,,I, ,.r.a,v cap urvcr
r,varJ their efforts. Sal~h,crol in
vpiu Al Fredericksburg with as mach
moth,d a4 f they hpd been Swine "t
Cincinnati they a>,; one another Why
tboy should risk qu,th,r such contest,
without l.3na o. achieving anything
1yi,
Mr.. Chase cannot gc. his r4per
moaoy mjntei fast enough to pay the
sal5ior-. and the price Of every article
Of food and clothing has doubted With
corruption r imbeci!ity everywhere
and confidence nowhere, and with
WASHINGTON al bu. undoiended, ant
liable at any Nom mt to be captured by
Stonewal!" Jaclson or some othel
pre,lr chcpyIier of tho South, is it sur
nrisinp that the American people
should he sad at heart? Or will 1T b,
snrorisinr to find hereafter that TO-
such y despgrate situation theg adop
Z desperate remedy?
Hitherto it has been the custom t.
snesl, Of MIR. Lincoln with respect, q
nm honest man who meant well. Bu
those who still entertain that opinion
are found in their disparagcment 0
his ability, and evon of his common
sense. "..t' '.t
The Republicans and Exterminator
themselves are beginning to hint tha
he is the most egregous failure tina
the American system Of govarnmen
Nos o,,o, ro+ nro1uoed and that hi
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
NO. 90
l5 y GeIrgrnP5.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE DAILY BULLETIN
RICHMOND, Feb. Is.

In tho Senate on the 7th Thurpin Of
Indiana, and Richardson eff Illinois,
made strong north western and anti.
abolition speeches. The former char.
acterized Lincoln tyrant, and said he
would soon have no subjects west of
the Alloghanies.
A letter from DR.. O. Delhuys to Mr..
Mcrcier, dated Nov 18th, expressed ro.
gret at the refusal Of Great Britain and
Russia to unite with France in over.
lures of mediation. He says, eve
will return, like them, to n passive at
titude, from which we would mover
have departed had we remained indit.
fcront to tho present evils and fatal
consequences Of an endless continual
ton of q devastating war" ..r
lie. closes by saying, We desire the
cabinet at Washington to discern in all
that has just passed, proof that it will
find US always disposed to lend, if il de-
,;no a. eor,o ri,+,ro ti,ro tho ose;ston,o
'''0 ~ ',,'' '' ,'' ' ,'''-' Wv 49, I'N10
"0 'Ao"'0 "''' wv" ""Pp' w. now
seen accepted at the present, on the in.
terest Of peace and cancellation.
~. M, ..,,.,..;. o,1 ,,uo -, .,o
SS0 ! ~ .1''' W '''o '''', W. W ,N'O
oihor dlSpatch'S' came 10 the Bulletin
but BAD pocket in the coat Of our
mc1urier" between Winchester and the
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''Ni'0O O''''' nrnII, :,
:. :, II,....
A special dISpaIeh 10 tMo AavertISer
and Register dated McMlh'''I''e' REQ
llth, says: L&te northern papers snow
u great revolution IN al inc western
states anu Coroor ',':a'9T, :5' "o I.o",a ,,
Vu'e 0ourI"' SaYS ilnooIn '1 Cr"NS VI
,naa' ana pegs nlll ~ 'o'0,'u ,ail;arP n,S PtoT
iam"tUh' ~ S''} ; I"0'' Ho'u'o'y WV
@ot OSh' s,o' ny sLoo $,'o M,'n Il,o I boII iI'S,
1he So'uIerS az -L"Itr 0oJoolo no'u q !"
meetlng' up"o'a'nS :, E Eno J oouaJot|oy tL q
tnotr i ".'.U" ,a. nnthori~;I' D't rj T;ocnIn to
) Grll CONGRESS- uQLlOcILlDE IIHlCOlIl W
| raise, arm and equip one hundred and
fifty thousand negroes Tor the army
anu H,int5 nInJ conf,doro+o nr;soners had
boan frozon to death at Camp Douglas.
San Francisco dispatches of the 3rd
say Judge Craymer had decided that
, green PACKS "eLc hoI io99a' s0luo stn . :,
~" rndn"ai tnI'' dnS n to"a pro ~ ol;;no forc;
: b.: resistance to arrest, and great ex.
r element has been created in consc-
? quence, .,
Inc hehVucNy nes'oi"Suio ..,o'n, n''' ~, y,
dor , ~ tho ~ mil;t arv hoard to resist the en-.
t iotcolhenI VI n'nooln -,,op,~ . Piu "' ~
rue,d.;on 0nA hna ;nst r.aohed On,
Z r,.,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14

The New York Herald in speaking
Of mediation says, "that, like misery,
it makes strange bol fellows Jcwott,
Greeley, Vaiiandigham and Napoleon
are now laying their heads to accom-
plish peace"
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14

The New York lribunO calls still ior
war until the lst Of May, and then,
substantial success iailing, il will accept
.; the bee: a.:anable peace. sci. .a.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14

The London correspondent of the
Manchester Guardian writing on the
subject Of tho emancipation proclama'
ton, says he hears a very general ex-
preston of opinion that the first black
outrage will be the signal for European
Intervention in the interest of hu.
manity.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
II Extract OF u letter from a

IL LALFdCt VI " lCCtti ilp'i q
soldier to his sister in Mobile:
The papers are after Gen. Bragg
again, but, poor ignorant creatures,
they don'' know what war is. We
fought and whipped badly an army
largely outuumbering ours, and sui
fered rain, seet, cold and hunger for
six days md nights, and because we
could not still 90 on and fight five
times our force nearly all fresh
troops, and we with not single spare
man, single man not worn out
Bragg is no General. Could some
of these ay-at-home warriors have
Witnessed the suiferings OF that little
army of proud, brave. enduring patrl'
0ts, who were so willing to labor, to
wait, and to fight, undismayed by the
| legions of Vandals before them, they
would not now indulge in those ILL
,np,Qred stricturcs SO easily scribbled
Of when su~youaded by all the com
forts OF home"
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14

plish it until be has demonstrated that
his guns aud gunners are superior to
ours. The 2rmor is possible, but the
latter ia extremely improbable and
more imnracticablc.
Supp0sing he may got gunboats down
tho canal, and may run some iron -cladS
by the city, then, he may land torce
this side the river, between it and Port
Hudson. Then Ficksburg must be at.
tacl,c5 IN the rear BY land and in the
front by water, or the fort at Port
Hulsg:. mus. be attacked by a land
force from above and below, and by the
upper and lower fleets. Ii tho first
alternative is chosen, in our opinion,
the city will be saie-tho same proud
monument of Southern valor and firm
resistance to u merccnary foe. IF the
latter horn of the dilemma is selected,
the army from above will have SAN
culinary road, to travel to the Port, and
both armies will bo below the city.
Then it viii be an easy matter to plant
some guns at such point that another
'cunaI would be necessary for tho re.
tlrN Of either army to the upper AoOt.
The troops IN and around Vicksburg
are in good health, aud arc anxious to
ret anolho" chance at the abolltlonists.
Ia engagement is not considered i'm.
mi.oJt hero now.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14

process, bat one wnich the iag end OF q
Congress, now pretending 10 inquire
into the causes Of the disaster i Fred.
erickaburg, but maundcring mcanwhiIp
about negroes and contrabmds. and
declaring them to be mentally, ply.
sicalIy and morally superior" to the
Southern whites, is not likely to at
tempt
The only other alternative for bring
ing aOont n charge arc the depositioa
Of Mr, Lincoln by on armed mob, civil
ion or military, winch no enc yel. ad,
vocates, though, even that solution Of
the difficulty has presented itself to
many minds that wish it were possible +;
or such u loud and emphatic EXPRESSION
Of public opinion as shall convince Mr.
Lincoln, once for all, tha. he mast sur.
round himseI with statesmen and gen
erals whom the country can trust, and
that he himself must restrain from
furtIer interference with military mnt
tors, which he docs understand, aat
,'C%' oo5 snifs o 'r OF ' S% l9.atio1 m wr~3 ,@ tc
wora TO mointafn and r1a.'d
IN grim Jest, which ia o1psjia""i
more Than three tour.ng grim caraoss.
there ayo nooole who snrgest that the
best solution Of the djlHcaIsv would b.
the installation O. 3ir. jefferson DtFi-
~ President in Iiru OF r. L;oe'In--
VOW CONFEDERATION 1t both Eog-n
and So&Tl, Ieacjng ont tho New GnE.
Iaod States a',o@}.her, o" maEiaE them
present to tAo ""&h'h "t'''rome",
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

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