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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22

The Free Market of Charleston, one Of the noblest
and most useful charities eXtant. after more than
twelve month OF successful operation, is in danger of
suspension and even final stoppage 1t is an inst u
ton. tunded by private patriotism and benevolence
endorsed ny the city authorities of Charleston and
recognized and encouraged by the Legislature Of the
State Its great and higy useful purposes IS to sup
ply provisions, free OF expense the needy fmlas of
soldiers and seamen, fighting the battles of their coun
try or dead i'll her service and howard of eight hun
dred families depend its bounty for their daily bread
1t has become great public necessity, and it is the
duty OF every christian and patriot male an female
rici ana poor young and DID, to contribute to its sup
port IN op0rton to means and hilty-the rich man
out oil wealth, the poor ont of his poverty
the widow wit" her mite-rvery large stream should
pour every lit ri trlckle its reiieS ing waters into
this gr at reservoir OF patriotic bencvoence to be
dhpenSed in God-hle>sed bounty 20 the wives ~
ciidrel the widows and Orphans the sisters and 9th.
er female depen cnts OF our brave soldery and sea-
men The final stoppage, or the suspension of
TINS charity would lie Of the drest calumues hat
could ber'Il our City and Srate- would mfct dis
tress, suffering. and starvation on numbers now
comfortably fed 10y its bounty, and perhaps lead to
bread lots in our conservative city, TO her serous in
jury and deep disgrace. Cone, then fellow citizens
to the rescue, promptly lberaly, efficiently and not
only the Free Market f. ON destruction or suspln
sion, but sustain it. in healthu vigrr rs God bless
ed and man-blessng institution Let donations in
money and in kind pour in lavishly from every QUAR-
ter OF the City and state; and the consequences will
be happy indeed. Not only will bread and meal. and
meat be susainingly furnished to soldiers and sea-
men families but the heart Of the warrior will he
cheered and his arm nerved to victorious battle against
the ada and ruthless foe. by the comforting couvic
ton tat his wife and little mes are patrotcllv and
sufficiently cared for by their fellow citizens at home
Let our farmers and planters esp, ciay IN every Sec
tlon OF the state, send liberal SUI plies of vegetables
ana PROVISIONS from their gardens. Their Gel thei,
naTliS Their I'm he nse,; and swell to overflow
ing tie %re't servor Of Free Market charity
Chanty is twice bless, dit ,sseth him thai gvos
as well a, HIM that receives and blesses the pver
even more than the receiver
Come up then, one and all to the hallowed work.
and not only earn the soldiers md seamen's uudvuc
grattude, onl lay up trca ure in Heaven where uei.
ther moth nor rust doth corrupt nor thieves break in
and steal.
RICHARD YEADoN, Chairman
AVN r. YATES, Committee
JOIN PHILLIPS
N H Country exch ngcs are requested to copv
the above circular and appeal, gratuitou>y.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22
Haynau'ss souI.

Said Haynau's soul to him one day,
II wish to leave and 60 away"
where would you go?" Haynau replied,
'I'd so and dwell in Buffers hide;
For base and mean as is his soul, .
His spirit cannot I'LL the whole
Of that vile carcass, whose vile stench
Gives every decent nose wrench"
"four words are just" Haynau replied,
And plunged the dagger i'm his side.
Straight fled mis- spirit to the West,
Twin-denon meet for Buffers breast.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22
M K:DECAE NOTICE.

DIR. T. REENSTJERNA, offers his services 20
the public in quality of Physician, Surgeon and Ac-
coucheur. Office over the store of Messrs. Gayle d,
Young.
May 30
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22
Camden Hotel ComDany.

C UBS RIBERS TO THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
y this Company who are yet in arrears are requested
to come forward and pay up the balance due their
subscription and assessment and receive their script
BY orderof j. WHITAKER, President
AprL27 3 G. BELL. Sec {; Treas.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22
CIRCULAR AND APPEAL.
lSiS
May 20

FREE MARKET or CHARLESTON
To the Citizens of Charleston and the People of Sout.
C"'oln" geMe' dliy and 10 The Farmers aud Plante,
especially, from the n,ountoins to the SeaJoa,d
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22
Council h office

a LII PARTIES INTERESTED, ARE HEREBY
requested not to lay off any lots in the Cemetery
on the new ground, north of the gateN ay w th Ut per
mission of the Council until the grounds are properlv
laid off, which will be done as soon as possible.
BY order Of Council.
r. M. KENNEDY, Recorder.
Morch IL
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22
Notice..
Morch IL

THE STAGE FARE TO LANCASTER WILL RE
i raised to So Oc seat and thirty pounds baggage
allowed.
Volunteers going or returning, will be CHARGED
$500. e'N
ANY package to or from volunteers will be taken
and forwarded free Of charge All others must ha
prepaid. McCURRY & HAMMERSLOIICH
November 7
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-22

m nOO POUNDS GOOD CLEAN LINEN.
1OsOOO and Cotton Rags wanted immediately
at the Confederate Office for which the highest marke
price will be paid.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

We aas~sss sas kspablisaa paxsy.--.
The Repdbiiea1 parry might have pre-
Esenssd shs pressns deyassating sivil var.
ls mighs hare ssssd ahs lisss oil shoas-
aads Of shs bsss 1sa ii she Nation, and
EsAoasAnds vs sailiious of the peoples
money. Eot Espef Of wbat We says read
the tpllowing frsm sAss spssoh Il SzgRHzs
A. DouaEas,dslissred In the aissd States
ssmass, Janusry Sd, 1851, upon ne COM
prsaise asaaarss, then pulling before
sAs SeaaEs; sa vaa eHa qua 5aag sts.ss4 i .
oaI believe shts 10 be fair basis Of
amicahle adjustment. II you cf tbs BE
pubIican side are not wiling % accept
Ihfs. nss the proposition Of sae Senator
frua Ksnsacky, gar. Critssndea, D prog
ssss % s,Aaf sea sre wfl1sng 10 dot
. so GDugxss rax fAoUfzy 10 RxRusEzcaNs
uaEY, yea raa zxAses T8AT rS raz Coh-
xrsTKR or TalRrggS, i Rgw DAYs 400,
gvgaY MgABgg rgox THz ScCTM. iNe2e9ssG
raoss rRna THs UoTrUr STAxss. aaxsszs.
TeoaBs Aku DAvfs,l ExP~asskp Taxia
asaprwsss 70 aceafT RAE RRoPea14foN aY
m swwYRAaaR rxIgSD rKox kasTUcxY,
- lfksrrksSks, As 4 ylsAi safTEgxxsT
of Tax 'c6S4xovkasY, ~ fs~ zssEs AND sus-
YAissD ny TEE RxrsBEieAs xExBsRs.
tsksRNUE TIE SOLE RESP0NSI-
BHITYtOF OUR DISAGREEMENT,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY OF AN AMfUABEsE AD-
iS WITH THE kgPUB-
LICAN PARTY" u @+"
Here tt il proved that the Repsbiiean
party ia responsible, foE the war thai IL
in rsspeasahle, for svswy dollar Of nattoa-
al azd ssass Indebtedness ineawEea oa ~a-
eouns Of the was-shas ID is responsible,
for the high taxes that have been imposed
Apan she people, On aecoant OF the wat
that it is responsible, for the distress and
financial ruin, which now exists In every
part Of tbs sounsry-shss i 10 response
bla,. for sEsry life loss 10 the was,--that
10 is responsible for, and sAould receive
the curses Of every wife made wieow, |
and ef every child made an orphan, By the
war. In short that il viii be responsible |
faF the dissolution Of the Haion, should
the Union be dissolved. . -'-f
Shall such > party be continued ia +,
powsg, or. viii the people change thsir
ruIsrss Let the Bailas~bcxss ~ she maxi |
election proclaim the answer. ,-e@za
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

The following eonfessia8 vas made By
the Hon. Mr. Dawes, Republicans mem
ber of Congress from Massachusetts, on
the 2Ssh Of April, in which be exposed
tbs corruytnes$ Of LiBcoin's sdministrS-
ton:
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM-
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE
TRESCHMENT, THERE is INDUBlTA.
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD In THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
UERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES oF THE GOV
RRNMENT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATIDE WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF FYS CORRUPTION" ~ 5
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27
vOEa neeews AftenfsORs AnaAs~
? @ cReas9ks sf No8Gks

ssrps ana Ulcsss, Hsaaehes anf swssiingk eza
vita certainty be ga4lE2liy EEra@ II sh& Ftl4R SEs
taken nIght and morning and the Dir tment be frss
y used Is stated In tAe pfkEsssd istsuESkonssG II
treated in any otkeg manner they dry up iayns
mari "a bseak saa is Ansther. WAessAs sBia ftaks-
nsns viii remsvs the hpsnars trom The sysseEn and
leave The pssisus vigorous and healthy alan. j.
Will rec siire little perseverance n bad Eases 70
insure alasting cure.
ger Wsasas sftaer eeeaafansa By aAs Nay
smes, Sabre or tAs Ballet sss&a ~ MTSa@s.
rc whbh evary soAaler or sailor are liable, thera
are 20 medicines 80 safg, sure ana convenient ~
HalIesay's PfIik and 0tasmaaS TIE pees wounG-
&C snd almost dyiHe sufferer might have his wesnaa
dressed Immediately, IL he wpuM eis pEasSd& hiEn-
self wila this nssceIess 0iatment, whiehy yshenld
be thurst Into sAs wo ad and smasseS sls A<wnd il
q en- covered with pises OF Hnsn frem ais Knap~
saek aal sonasssssa p "a ssnak q sss4ass IsElnS
Ard pfeseas i1EsMzAsksent s& 4t
Ryery soldiers kBapsaek and as&msEsS Ch@&G
aanaid We psrwhasa wlsn taess ~aiasbis Fssasdies'
CAUTION s~4scae are xeaaiae anlsas aAA wsfes
" HOLLOWAY, NEW YoRE AMb LoNpaE," ere
ai iseasnaase AZ ssesev- v-sevk Ia every fsRf % the
hook Of directions aFoS each pot or oxs the same
msy be plainly seen bs hoaing the Leaf 70 Ess Ago.
4 handsome fsward StIl se Eivsn 70 aag one seHa-
citing snch Information may Lead tAthe aetscfioa
Of any party ths RaaiesHea
o. vending the same, knowing them % be a2uriqps.
z - sssla aa khs Mandatory Of PrafessuF ffof3e~
way, 90 Maiden Lane. New York, and ey a. EE&pec~
table Druggists and Dealers in Medicine, fHfSugh-
cut the civilized waSfd, ia boxes &t % eents. %
E1~Thers i seqaldsrabie saFins sy taxing ths
n. B-DirecsioHs tsF kha guidance Of psGAazHts in
every disorder are afixed to each box.
AEgRss q, $50. R4aa r ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

WASHINGTON a SE0orpxRHKAp. Geo.
Washington Y was s'CopperheaaI,' % aceor.
ding TO the Republican definition of that
word. If the following extracts from
his Farewell Address are not Copperhead
sentiments We know not what are. As
any rase they sss Democratic sentiments 1:
'tIndignanlty frewn upon shs frat dawn
ing Of every attempt to alieaate any por-
tion Of Cur country from the rest, or 10
cnfebls the sacred tres that now link to-
getber the various parts.
The Constitution which at aay time
exists till changed BY an explicit aud
authentic act Of the people ia srcredlyob-
ligatory upon all
Resist With care the spirit of iunova.
tion upon its principles however spacious
the pretexts.
The spirit of encroachmeus tends to
Sonsumate the powers Of all departments
in one, and thas create, whsteSer the form
OF government, areal despo tism.
Lei there be no fha8gs bg sassaypassoa !;
for though this in oas instance may be
the instrument Of good, il 10 the custom
ary weapon BY which free gos srnment ID
destroyed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27
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= he .Dsnaaeraa. ar 0aio ! =.


10 The ,DeaoeraG ef Ohio !. a
I sm here 10 apilissty b&ssils for 30
other onense than my political opinions,
ana she defense Of them, and of the rights
OF the psopla, ard OF your conssstutiouaI
libaftiss. sSpssches maaaa i'm the hearing
OF thousands Of goa ia deaanciasioa OF
she usuFpations Of power, infraetions of
snr conssitntion and laws, and of EsiIisafy
dsspofsssa, were ahe sole cause Of nv ar.
rest and imprisonment am q Demo
crat--for The Constitution, for law, for
The Union for libetY-this ia nv onIy
crime p For no disobedience 10 The
ConstIsatsoa for no violation Of iaw 4
for 40 word, sign, or gestare of synapa-
thy With the men Of tbg South, who are
Tor disunion and for southern indepets-
aence, bat IN obedience to skssy desnand.
as weA as che demand Of northern aboii.
sion aisaaioaisss and srsisors, am here
In benda to-day bus 81 ,gs4a 4
Tine. At last, seaa al tAiags svsns,'
Meanwhiie, Democrats of Ohio and of the
Northwest, Of the United States, be Arm 1
bH true % yeur principles, 10 the consfi-
fatiop, 10 tha Union, aud all will yes i,.. |
well. As for myself, I adhare 90 every |
Prlncipis, and will make good, ,shroug gh |
and4ife ItseIi, every, Hag |
and dsofarassoa which have ever made
ussarea, or maintained from the Begin |
ming. To you, to the whole people. to |
TIME, | again appeal. Stand Arm - |
Faltegs nos 40 instant da#" +E ~ 4
.a# ..pU. Il. tVGIg axxxxuw /
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

Max TER GosraAsT.-Wm. II. sew
ard, our Secretary o. State, in q eouvsr-
sation with Lord Lyons. uttered the fol-
lowing language
I" Ny Lord, / can touch a baII On nv
right band, and order the arsest OF q eis-
isen Of Ohio; sau touch che bell sgsin,
aad order sba inpgisanmans Of cislxan
OF New York, and no powsr On earth az
cept that OF the President can release
them. 0an the Queen Of England do ss
mach Pr
Lord Gaashasn, one Of the abiest Of
England's statesmen and iurists, once
said
: Tue pooTsst man, in hls cssssxe. mar
bid defiance 70 aIf the forces al the crown.
iamny be frAil !; sts roof may shaks |;
the wind amy blsM slsroa gla IL / the ssorsn
nay easer tbs rain may sskae bus shs
King Of Epgl sad can not mssar IT, All
biz pswsF dAres not aross sha threshold
u shAs ruined sanaimsnt. y @
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

PgAoR.--Psaes will kill no brave man
it will cost no blood--is will bring sos-
row 10 no lowiy arssids-it will turn no
widow and her orphans out Of doors, and
1t viii cost no money, and take 40 iabo-
reF from his homa of indaasry. Ii wiil
restore order happiaeas, preteosion to
all, and possible the Unioa a. IL was and
The Constitution as it Ia .---it 10, there
fore worth oonseading foF, with courage
and determination. s4s-f H
Lei Us have an armisties. Let us zee
Il this Civil War aannot be arrested
This Nation once 90 vigorous and no.
nst-tbroagh whoss veins bat tsso years
ago vas . Fushing current Of the warn
blood OF yeath--ia nov wounded and
bleeding % death on the battle fsld.
Doa9las said, "War Il disnnion. War
is hanl, eternal aepeEasioa.n Let uss
then, try peace. Pike Coaaty Dsmo.
uAs ga Is q 8 3 8
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

atLf Esas safssaaa faaaascs asd Abo-
EFfomssss sesr gst me posDer IN thsir
haads, shey soiH euerid< he Consstsa-
lion, SET Lbs S4prsnas CossTS al aeRaaes,
asomgs aad sgzks lags TO ssif thsaassaues
LAy v1orRxT HANDS os THOSE wno BIZ
SER wfrH rHEx n oPINIoS, az dare qsIss-
ssoR kAstr .sdelssy, assd .saails bankrupt
tss cGa4atyy and ds1ags IL with. blood. ~
DAxrR1. WERsYxR. a5%
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

Al ANTE-C0RP RPERHEAD~-@GRNE on a
RAfAR8AD TRAIN.

A curious scene occurred On the cars
of the Little Mismi Railread the other
day. Some gentleman on the train, it
seems, bad device cut ous Of one Of the
old fashioned cents, REPRESENTING very
neatly the Goddess Of Liberty A
very pompous and bnrly fellow, With a
aashy vest, and al inerdinste display Of
iewelry, took great offence a. the device,
when the following confah easaed
Pohgpo.s Chop Whss in hell are
you wearing that coppefnead emblem
Gsnliesaam.-'tYill yoa answer ma
question frst ?'' ........
Pompous ChGp.-'sYes."
Gentleman .--"A Arn't yoa an army COZ
EractOg 2''
"Wsll, suppose am P'' ....
" "Arn't 700 an abolitionisE 2' ..
+" Yes, dyed in The wool.n .-...-,..
"Haven't you always sung, 'fLes the
South slide ?'' ...
!. 81, '.D-n : stn, they ought 70 have bean in,
bell long ago" s-- .iv eTr
'fDon't you sneer oil the time at the
Consultation Of tha United States 2'5
EsConstftution be d--d this is 40 time
TO talk about Constitutions.
q Well,s eonsinasd the gentleman, "do
you ever wear any Of these embIems, y
pointing 70 the device. -.
"No, By Cd ~ said ths aashy Goa
tractor.
"Then siFs" said the gepslaman, His IL
70 Distinguish myself from sash arrans
money leeches, and SCUBA
drels ~ you, that | pear faas.o
The people In the car fairly roaEad,
and the crest fallen negro worshipper ami
treasury pimp got ap fron his seat and
went into another car.
2apwad hita rsOhf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

~Ssf declare upon my responsibility
as Senator, that the liberties OF this
country are Ia greater danger ta-uay
from the corruptions, asad from the
PROT ssquc5 practicsd tn The various depart
4Hsass Of HE Gore7nassaf, tsasl they uTe
frums the ssaensv fss The open fsId.--J r.
Hale, Rep lbsacdR Senator .fToas Nsss
Haxnpshtre. ta-9l
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

THEN ON THIS

81 ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS held AS SLAVES
IN THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS or STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE
Esncolm's EmaacspalsoB Proclamation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

arssE xIss eAs asD No wsoss

The folIowipg qrdar shgws tbs axsTea
Iisy tewaioh the late slestlans have driV-
50 sAa uasorspaloas sools Of milisasy
power:
HaADauARTxAa nIsralcr or IaptAsA,2
a&f Dspartmeft sf ina ohio, =
y. .s2 s1sf#s5s IEDEAaARoLkg, April %. isSs. ]
IN assuming eommand Of the dissxaci
Of lndiana the general eammsading
3sans ID advisable and propsE 70 ssaaa shl
following order, 70 shs end shAs ell may
DO advised Of tbs pEinsipas@ wAish wall
goTern hla action R xsE Eaa
/. lie hss no pFoslaEasions TO Isaac
nor poliey 70 adopt ThAs has already
bean dene, and ia bis juagsaeat we'll done,
BY lbs commanding general Of this depart
nens lie has ne partisan feelings or in
terestS be intends 10 adyaaoss but desires
10 confer freely and fully, nth she promi-
neni men Of all political parties, aad in
vokes thsir hearty cooperation in sill
measures calculated 10 rssGoRs haEmeBy
and good feeling 10 ths State. He nsi.
shss claims any right TO interfere With
civil matters In the State, nor has aay
desire 70 do 30. a.z r
ii. The eomaanding gsasral IL charged
with the duty Of carrying into sifsst The
provisions Of General oTdar No. 38, re-
oeasly issued By Major GsaeEal Burnside
de purposes doing 90 Unmissakeable
evidenca has reached him that the pro-
visions OF this order hare aeea, and are
being violated ia various parss Of the
State This is uafsrsaAaEeIy doae, in
may instances, By weh meaning men,
who are led assrag By Newspapers and
public speakers. These latter vail there
fore be held TO the most rigid secoansa,
bility. THERE'S no ase in trying 10 dry
the stream ahsla its fouatains are allow
ed 90 Aow. All newspapers and pabiic
speakers that counsel or encourage re-
sissance 10 the cunscTiptioa act, or any
o'hsr Lasr Of Congress passed as q Gear
measure, or that eBdesyoE 10 bFing the
sOaT policy OF the government into disFe-
pate viii BE- considered 90 having viola
ten shs order above alluded TO, and treat
ed accordingly, The country will hare
to be saved or lestduring the time thal
this administration remains in peweE,
and therefore hs who IL factiousiy and
actively opposed to che spav policy Of Lac
ad1HfntslrGitoa, Is a. mush opposed to
ms gaTernmefal ia /: H. &e6soEE aa So
I'll. The commanding general INDUCES
the hope that all 0isixana of the State
wlals see the psspsissY ana necessity Of
the observaneo Of thfs order, and as
shey regard the true interest and welfare
of che State and nation, give him no occa.
ssoE TO raise action on account Of its vio-
iatian.
By eomnnand Of Brig Gsn'i
zy ! ~ .s-~s HASCALL.
4. T. kREsrzTrER, Capt. 4 A. 4. e.
The policy Of the Administration must
NOT be questioned BY "nswspapezs or
public speakers p although Gen. HascalI
tselaizns no night to inserfsse With civil
matters" Newspapers" then, and
''publie speakers" belong to The military
department.. Pity it is nos trus. They'd
very sOoa get rid Of such brainiass sy-
rants Is the author of the abovs order,
who 10 more deserving Of stripes than
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27
- g The fact can DO longer B.

EH The fact can no longer be dis.
guissa sass many ofs the Rspublisaa sess-
atoFs desire war and disunion. uadar pge-
tsxs of saving the Uaion. They wish 20
ges rid Of the Southern States, In order
o have majority ID the Senate sg con
essA shs appointments, and many o. them
think they can hold . pssmausns Repahs
licsn majority ia tbs Northern Ssasas, bus
aot In the wkole Union for partisan rss-
sons they afe aTxious 70 dissolve the Un-
loo. &c is aax be done wishous holding
than nespensibis hafors de psopla. ,s--
SipAsn a. noraIas IN As q. 8 Ssaags,
Dee. rs, 1850. 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

We hnd la oas examination Of politi-
cal opinion, expressed by some consegva.
tive men, sven Democrats, that strange
anomally - exhibited By them. They
give ysn tha nssl coHsincing sessisaony,
yocailys OF taeir opposition to all uncon-
stItutiunai measures of the Administra~
tion, and yes with all the vigor With which
ihey are sspahls by assion viii besow
ibeir hearty sappoFa. The war, dssign-
edly. has been surBed into Joha Bose
Raid; property Oh every description il
sakea withoat law, and without actual
military necessity, from ths people Of
tAe Saash withaaas sxstptiea or sxazaiaa.
ton as s0 aetaal gull and wlthoas pro-
vision for future payment. In reality
che war has ceased 70 be war 70 preserve
she Union aa restore Ii. kn design as In
actions, il tends 10 Disanion and Dis
union only. Tct in spite of this certain.
sy these men insist upon vigorous pros
acssion % the war q anslss upon d vir-
osoas endewses 10 aarry inso. autaai opa-
ration all the measaEas solemals aeelassd
20. be usconssitntional. Endsayor Ia
bring an unwilling people into sabieo-
non 10 Laws, watch neither the AtFnin-
issgatloa nor iss adEsuases wild obeg, asssa
Gap ths aiiRsx Of sifrpasarys lsy proulaim-
ing alI 20 be cepperbeads rho iasiss ape
ON = strict ubssrsanes of the Conaaitsa-
sion. fevstyeiIis Unsoss. - j
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80 James Aadisor Cafas, kfs fsshef
q Mira. ssnAsos DoagIsS, alsd Ill u II Wask.
inxtss, "a me lash las&.
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SAMEs n 0UTLER.
AffOKNEY At LAW,

r,,,As''''o s''s'os, CRAWFORD CO. IOWA
s.,s. 'saesaes ID he Disssia Coarss a. crawsssa
Ep1 AeA"sa and HsrYfsen c1ufsgsss
Sose pay fszss tcs rssss~fssiasssa Id she o.
Pyrs saslaaea enH1&iea SPFTg -
b. u,i.. uI asSension esta b he sssssaas.as. "a
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g. !" NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS CAN EAANGlpATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS or DIVORCE, Y
--Es. Goo. Heasa DuiIon. 49,
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LOOK ON THTs PICTURE.

"L HAVE No PBaPOSE, DL-
RECTLT Or INDIRECTLY, TO EN-
TgRFgRE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN TIE STATES
WHERE II EXISTS. | BELIEVE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so, AND 1 HAVE NO INCLINATION
10 Do so."-Presideas Lin. oin ta
has Izuss0aAFaI addrgxa. ..--.
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Will saon disappear by sAs ass ef AhsAa sayslRa~
Die rif1s and the S0idisr wfi quickly aoqRlFe e9~
diEionAi stgsagth Never Ess tie Boweis 6s sfther
csaaned or unduiy aesss upon fEmay seeul stTsasa
tksk EOIlpwsTss PiIlS Shsaa ha zEss9pssasHasa fer
tk sy wonid ipcT sRks tbe axaAaa. Thls 10 great
tstakes fer thsse PMS sfft sGrreet the itxeT aud
STOMACH and thus rsmoye All 1hs scTsd Aslnoura
frua sne EysIszn This nieaIefne VIII kive sohe aad
sugar tina whale sossanie sFsssm he@rysr &sEaas~
3D. while health and stTeBgth feiisw Is natter os
eaRxss. ReEham9 van ss@p sas EsAaxAsis& o. tAs
EowSis 10 sEFe m RhiS meGiElue q. 4z.