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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

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oommsnts On ~ fhli&t4 y ihe federal
oouEt 70 tzT he tMsnty% Ire Democrats
charged wish conspiracy d 10 late sit
ting. I.
4hs drgss shzxxw shxk the assxssdt
vera ready for trial and the gqSsEnmypk
Was not. The ollpaai oexan dns6s -
charge and asseFss that ~ as1nssd asked
ffos I 16ntioNnn6S Igo&s - s. ! -
Fable miseneeunansn1 aone sEi9N ccnssd
nth are soaitas3 sxcspsion we're rsaxiy
with their Witnesses and demanded . td+
81. TIE govarnnens failed - rsspond
and thsrssoFs ths sHses vent orsf 10 de
nsxt term The sxesption sp0ksn of vas
a maa BIZ tae mama Ut Harrison Wsadsn,
who was separately Indicted, On ehaxgs
OF sfndncing his son 70 aessa4 from the
army. He was ssissd and brought here
wishons any time being giysn hiln for
preparing defcnse and Bis attorney gave
aoslcs that he should an far 4 eonfina-
anee. Ia the other suensy-f four easss NO
Icousiuuanos wss asked, bat on the Goa
1 trsry trial wss demanded. Y
/ Agaiu, the o&eiaf organ asserts thai
Judge Miller was engaged IL IN ilapors-
ant raifroad cAse as Keokak and could
not be In attendance On the court. There
was ample time for Judge Miller 10 have
Il rssched here after the termination Oh the
railroad ease nj Keoknk. 81
Il Again, the ofzciaI organ says, thai
Judge Lore ga ssaAmcA Usnsoeyain eoald
have tried these men bed hs been 10 dis.
possd. 1t 10 true thas Judge Love could
bare done 90 bot bad Jaage Lore tried
them and they hare been acquitted, u
they must hRvs been fog want Of svl
denca 10 convies them, Abolition Journall
like the Register" w0uld have denonnaes
the act - political favosisism. II woult
have been ruag upon the ehanges, tha
these atrocious eonspirators against th,
pesce and security Of the governmen
were Let loose on soaissy through The in
j strameusality and gross fasogifism cf
, 'scopperheafs Judge. Republican Oh
ssals have indicted and arrested thea
nea, now les them shoulder the responsi
= bilfsy of an Investigation
D The oi6eial organ does nos deny tina
/ the Grand Jury are all Aholitionists, ba
d aliEms with extraordinary Eshsmenoe
thas they are 'sAoasssn ard .pasrsofsc G
: msn. We do not understand shss ID
, Asyas raises any question Is to thei
! honesty or pstsiosism. The aaastio
!, raised is one thai looks TO the elects q
such an example. A practice 60 habl
70 abuse should be ut ouea and forsve
abandoned. While these men NAV b
"hoHsst" nnd sspasrsossc," others wh
are 70 come after thea, may be quite ID
reverse: and IL b so avoid q rssalt o
pregnant with mischief, that the praesis
D ought 70 be secuted snd abandonei.-
a Dss Mosass &sasesmaa.
NJ What nsnsensa TO sk Dixon to ssssic
= 10 ths truth ana shan the Devil" Tn
only way Dixon can pat his satanic ms
4 Ejesty to shame, is BY oas lying him.
4 Dixon tell tbs truth p pshAw, that's q
!. ampossibilityi He is sonstisntionally
: tiar, and has constitutional right 10 III
. hr. Ssatesnsass, don't require from Dixo
an impossibility, bat rather submit 10 hi
in6ymities.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

Ii 10 said that she Rebels are strength
ening their posisfoa on the Rapidan, aud
that the Federals are advancing towards
them. 81
1t is ascersained that the Federal loss
in the late attack CO Gen. Washbarn in
louisiana was ST.. ''
The federal flag ship Colorado and
the tennessee, had fight with a Rebel
ram, in which several shots were Ered,
when The ram retired under the guns OF
Fl. Morgan, Mobile.
at Garrion Grow, our forces 1900
strong were attacked BY 5000 rebels
Our troops were caught mapping and lost
500 In killed and wounded 1000 prisoners
and tao Ii pounder Parrot guns-
According 10 the latest accounts the
bombaEdment Of Fl. samtsr ID still pro-
crossing.
Two hundred rebels crossed the poto-
mac and dashed into 1ssh Pennsylvania
OasaIry, which vas on piekss duty within
TWO miles Of the ford, woandias many
and capturing several prisoners, when oaF
forces fell back 70 shs main body aud she
rebels rsturnsd across TIE rsvsr.
The Coafederasea Oh tbs 18th iass..
attacked portion of Burnsides troops
near Knoxville, Esaa., aad after . eight
Of aboas ave hoars, drove oar troops in-
TO kHoxviils. Gus loss was about 100,
killed, Gen. Saunders and Col. Wexford
anong The nuaahsr.
Gen. Banks arrived at Brasos, Texas,
on the Ssh irst., whessupon the Rebels
tnrsw shs gans Of III. Brown into the
Rio GraBds, aad tosk oil thssr cotton
aorsss the Fivsss shortly after which shs
s4sA Iii. rsgimens oeok possession OF
Brownsville. - a IL
Gen. Foster relieves Gsn. Busnssss Of
his eOnnand Of the Department Of the
Ohio. A p -
The 0onfsdsrass foros in frons Of
Knoxville 10 estimated at 81, 600.
Ths rsesl steamer Baashss wish q val.
aabla cargo was sapsaTsd . fsw days
since OF Wilmingtoa.
IL 10 reported Thai the army Of sAs Po-
sonas broke oamp % the 23d Inst, With
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

kyFECTs or TzR WAK.-A correspond
eas NJ Washington writes a. fallows: On
looking Of the aies Of slaima prssansed
oy widows for pensions, ws and that on
October "a the claims flied numbsred
80, 1873. The arrivals Of olaims asa aboat
100 per day. The chief clerk says there
ara now On &ie over 81 200 claims Of
widows, sud 81, 900 claims OF invalids.-
Here, then, are represented II, 200 per
sons, besides their children, amounting
10 doubt TO l50, 000-making an aggre-
gass at q aow estimate Of as 600 sad
dened for life rs the result Of this war.
A farther investigated will no doubt
s~sA tha liza 20 ], f,o0, GOO.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

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sss EsaasFials, sd satsEey fres frota the aeta aas
meats srtseus acre 90 iass in al The ssssnasy ton
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

60 rumos has originated 10 Belgi.
ana that the Queen Of England 10 dis.
poaed to marry second time, and the
Lonaoa papers are very indignant. Al
che same time, while they pronounce Il
- foal and dangerous oalumay,' % thsy
also state sheis fears about Kiag Leo
poia'a visit 70 Esgiand the present
month. The advice Of shis "ezsfty di.
Plonasisss !" - shey call him, is said nev.
to hays bssa given Or taken BY the Queen
withsns Eiajary to her welfare and hon.
orr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

- That model Of angle minded pa&-
lam, OF pure honesty, Of answering son-
sisssasy, aaa reansd gsnsilisy, BEN. Bat.
ler, lets oas the ascrss Of the iadorsamsas
By TIE Administration Of the Samaes and
Whiting Estates suicide doesrins. rs
aays: $780,.
'sThe rsbsi States nsass ba Regarded a.
destroyed, or 10 weuid be almost isnpos-
sfble TO choose anotheg President, for the
reason that NO candidate likely 20 be se-
iscssd would receive zach . suypors In
the NORTH - TO give him . majority III
shs whole sleesoraI college,
For fear, therefore, sliag Lincoln could
nss be rs- slssssd, sight miIIions Of peo-
plp must be deprived Of their ragfts.
and eleven States stricken frusn The Las ii
sovereign powers, and practically ami.
hilassd. fs ths 0esNrnmsut Enxser and
Wilson add Boiler propose 10 ssssbiish
0vsF the Southern States any better than
TINT Loais Nspoleon has xisen Mexico :
kssa b allowed tho sonqaarsd Msxisans
= pississks.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26
NEW YORK DAY-Ml0K
Fer 189@s
WHITE MEMS LTBER TIES
STATE RT1HTS-PEDER-
al UNION.

TRg Nav YuME pAY-nooK is an la8seenasnt
Democrats 5eaxnal heldings wtth sas l&ts Senator
Waite Aasis b. white nss. fos the eensat 81 ~aise
EAn and sAaaF pos fegsxg fasevaT.s &c iA o large
dsusls sAsst wlah fsvsp-sssat cossmss esrssdsns
matter, snd Ia ali Fespeczs--waethex fer AaFkass,
Hsws Literary or Axrasalsaraa infarma sien--is
nes interior 90 aay 20 psissaeaf Pastry news
paper ID lts political department IL grsppass
soidiy wifa De rsss qnasiisR esfcFs re Ameficsa
whssh can resist shs swsspiag naruA af Almiislsa-
Isna. II Is neEsecxxsls In the trae sense u tAe
sss1a-ahs aefsndeg * ne fssvisss Rights. but u
10 khe ga asses sg na psstg ahieaaeFy wsckesy -
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26
HELM BOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

I, COMPOUND FLUID RxTRAcT RECHU, aResi.
I've and 10 sclao Remedy for diseases q the Bad
d&s. Kkams7 g, Gravel, and brSpaieai sw silings
ThN Metiieias increase the pswex Of Dsgeskioa.
aIsd sxests the AbspTbsatA a&a healthy acsian, b.
ShirA tie Watesy or Caisaresas depSsisiens, and
al Unnatural 8aiaFgaznsHks Ase refused IS wsil as
81 InaARzasstsan. F
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

.ssnkxxa 70 qnn oumsx1EuxseE. AZ sHn
azzswx1CxnnMkaxnn uzzs10s 4oExnEAsz
FLANK. wMKx H1oHE All fu& 1n1RRnsa
0aosx AHounp MN t's--nmst3 Msss1F
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

re o IN n SGa~~& em AA@s
In @Sssy ASsesseas pscsas# 10 Pssssses sas NIX,
TRACE a1CHU 10 aaesnaled Ay any other ressassy
- IN QEiagssts - Rsssasisa, LrregalAsisy, Pain
fainssa, of sappreasisu u rastemAyy Rvacnasisns
UieATatsd % 8eaFFaaua ssAss Of sha Uterus LeuEA.
Dsses wAstss, stsrslisy and for ali sqasniaiat,
taesasns Y the ssx, wheshsT arising fsam iRdis
sFsstaa uahlts Of Disaipsszen ersla shs
NNGI4EA O. CHANGE OF LxFK
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-04-30
THE REBEL RAID ON THE OHIO RAILROAD

The Baltimore American of yesterday morning says
!" We learn that the whole line Of the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad is now fully protected at all important
points The rebels have been driven of from R0wesburg,
having met with another repulse Monday They,
however succeeded destroying the Youghogany BRIDGE
near Oakland low tresse work structure large force
Of kmen mmedia ely put by the company and
il will be ready for the passage of trains at to-day
The attempt of the rebels to get to the great Cheat river
vaduct which doubtless the main object Of their VISIT
has sgnaly failed through the brave defence Of the troops
stationed at Rowesburg.
1t reported that considerable rebel force 10 10 the
Wien y of trssburg. about twelve miles from Wnches
ter There to be doubt that considerable
ment has been made towards the Upper Potomac and
Western Virginia doubtless with the object smi
lar OF last year. which to distract the
Army Of the Potomac and create another panic at Wash
neton.
report prevailed yesterday at Wheeling and Parkers.
burg that the rebel force which made the attack at Rowles
burg SEED the line Of the road and moved through
the mountains towards the Central road with
the intent of destroying some of the bridges.
As to the Of attempt Of the rebels to
into Maryland they of unfounded. The river
too high TO be orded any where except at Whites
and Edwards's Ferry which the neighborhood of
eesburg At boh these ferries there strong earth
works. well mounted and garrsoned Major Gen Schenck,
wi Generals Kelly ard Mroy, actively at work with
sufficient force to counteract the movements of the
enemy"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-04-30
FROM THE MORMON TERRITORY.

Letters from Salt Lake City, under date Of April 9Th
describe the Saints 10 state Of great excitement conse-
queDt ON the trial and conviction Of number Of leading
Morrisltes so-csed. These people were followers OF
"Od josh Morris" an eccentric Welshman who pro-
ssed TO have received revelation from the Lord These
revelations 1t would SEEM not in all things conss
tent with the Mormon doctrine cxpounded by Brigham
Young and the latter fearing the influence Of Morris who
had commenced proseyDg in secret set about series
Of petty prosecutions which finally resulted in the arrest
OF the persons referred TO above and their conviction
upon trumped up charge of murder. In accord
ance with the sentence they were rent off to the penten-
ary, but the Federal Governor Of the Terri
tory heard Of the transaction he granted the prisoners
pardon and ordered their release The order was
ly carried into effect The night next ensuing after the
pardon was granted says correspondent stone two or
three inches in diameter thrown about midnight
with great force against window OF Gov Hardinp's real
dence striking the ash and breaking four panes Of glass
BY the confusion. The inmates were awakened and on
search being made the stone was found which the Gov
enor has retained Of the affection and cour
tesy he has received at the hands Of his people Apart
from this the situation in the Land Of the Saints seems
to be pacific enough For the present the rebellion
which seemed on the point OF breaking out against Uncle
sam has taken counsel Of fears and IL reassumnp the
garp OF loyalty Mormon courage in view Of existing pre-
paraons Tor reducing the fractions to obedience appears
TO have oozed out,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-04-30
THE MINNESOTA INDIAN TROUBLES.

ST PAUL, (MINN APRIL "a, 1868
The condemned Sioux, who have been imprisoned at
Mankato since last fall passed here to-day the steamer
Favorite, bound for Davenport The whole affair
conducted with great secrecy to prevent trouble with ct
They embarked during the night Of the 2lst
The citizens Of Mankao swoke TO find the prisoners gone
Forty eight prisoners not condemned left Mt Fort
Smelling Two hundred and seventy seven indians and
twenty -four squaws, who go cooks, went down the
river The orders for their removal sent from
Washington month ago. but so well kept secret as to
surprise all not engaged 10 it, The Favorite instruct
ed TO land only for wood She did not stop here aud but
few knew of the movement until she passed These In
dans will be turned to the military authorities at
Davenport owa) and confined at hard labor during the
Indian war; and probably for life. Great indignation and
excitement prevails at this removal, the citizens had
determined they should not leave alive This relieves
ven companies from guard duty for the expedition which
leaves next Monday All the Indians at Fort Smelling will
be sent to new reservations in Dakotsh in few days.
There is report tonight that three companies of sol
diers QoiDg from Fort Ridgey to Yellow Medicine,
attacked by Indians and company badly cut up The
report is dscredted at headquarters Col Marshall at
last accounts was st pursuing the Indians who made
the late attack near Medaa They three days ahead
and the only prospect OF hs overakng them that they
have poor horses while he is well equipped Gen Pope
will be here next week TO consult with Gen. sibey, and
arrange for the summer campaign.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-04-30
FROM FLORIDA.

Dispatches from Acting Rear Admiral Bailey, of the
East Gulf Blockadng Squadron give gratifying accounts
Of the movements OF portion of his feet Among the
most important expedition Of boats to
of the principal rivers of Eastern Florida resulting the
dest ucton Of several craft which have been carrying
contraband trade Leutenants Commanding Earl English
and Edward T. McCauey the master spirits OF the
expedition. and their complete only
prevented by adverse winds and The outrage
upon the ssncy Of flag of truce perpetrated in Tampa
Bay by the rebels recently has been punished in part by
two OF our gunboats which subsequently visited the
The qualification at successes on the Florida
coast a. however, somewhat diminished by disaster in
st. Andrews Bay, in the southern part Of the State
Learning that vessel loaded with cotton was in the bay
the commander Of the Roebuck sent up boats crew to
capture or destroy her Before landing they fired
into by hidden guerras and lost two of their number
killed and six wounded