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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-23

science
The WAs'ngton Chronicle says Lincoln has j.
Aasd ~ ordes Tor draft of 5ev 600 men.
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aAN LINCOLN
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-23
DEMONSTRATION NOTICE.

4 Wellington having been APP
pointed a Tia February tenn OF the
,. Court ~ HARRISON county, 1864,
B'or ~ the estate OF j. i Nadling.
deceased notifies all ptf-oas having
against said estate. 10 present the
\ nr setiIrment TO james Cellum, my
att'-zsd agent, Empowered to net in
pastors no regard to said estate during
kIf1rt.
W. :. WADLlNGTON.
III l., 1863. n29;6t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-23
AGENCY NOTICE.

4 H. HENRY is my authorized agen.
IA to attend to ali Business ior tho estate
OF j J. Beck, Of which am administrator,
during my absence in the army. -.
". II. BECK.
Kaufman, May 9, 60 nQ~1.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-23
bNINi.TRATioN NOTICE.

|iiiRS OF administration on the estate
Of Joseph Humphreys. deceased. were
iI 90 the undersigned by the County
u OF Up.hur county, Texss, pertaining
F'a'r' Of deceased persons, sc. nj the
r. term. A. ". 1863, This Il therefore
loiify all persons holding claims sgina'
estate TO present the same duly authent'.
Y within the time pre'cribed by law, And
persons indebted to make immediate pay
MARTHA HUMPHREYS.
Administrative.
|prii IS 1859 a3O-et.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-23

EN- district Of tbs State. ur. v. has been scn'
70 the military lasrasks At Newport. Ky. H.
arrest caused Krest excitement m Montgom-
county. NsGoh hsdsa people hocked y, Day
I'm Gpoa hearing thu startling Intelligence
narns.dc sent soldiers into To. city With cannon
Pistols WIRE fired abou, 10 o'clock when the
journal Office, with svarsi contiguous hnildu ~
wss burnsi The Telegraph wires were also cut
and the bridge on the Columbus and Neaia rail
read wzs burned. The r.s,lsD0s n Col. HapuaI
provost marshal "a threatened. Al the iste-t
counts the PhhTn hnuse was On Ore.
yicxsscHa May e.-lrhe ensmy nas been LAM
trs troops ~ day frbcw Young Faint It n supp
~ they are dsssinad ~ reielo'ce Grant. Tie
whis olhee ga destroyed by Ore this afternoon.
Origin Of the tre unknown.
NicRxosp. May D. stoneman. cavalry broke
their camp on Thursday and started imr ~. Rap
pabanpock. Alter stealing all the horse they
could hnd, they cni the threats Of two hundred Di
their worn ont hasses.
Imbeden has dest,yrd the great Chat rivrf
bridge 81 nurdick. On the baitssore and ono
railroad. n Wa built at an enormonn cost, shd
regarded ~ one Il the CREATES, tnanphs ~
science.
The Washington Chronicle says Lincoln has j.
sad ~ ordei Tor draft u 5Jv 600 men
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13
wss : .sssssssE VI |, ! - r.

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,.a - !, -..s,,....I n..ss ~.
80 n - -. -
semSea aae pxeeees Nss sksaA ~
n sssxlss hssa saved the aiFsuk tAoasss
"a. Z IN. hsss -. a fhs Nss;os,. and
= nss1sS.. il fhe naa.ssps
ssspazrss0s ~
zonsys koH psoaf eg weAs Nc ssys Fe1
The fslsswing fFon the spssch u sFxszzs
4 r,ar,ar i. delivered ia shs r Tn;tsd Ss4sss
ssn.sa. January 3d. 1861, upon he COM
ura.nsss ! measures. shsa pessling hsfese
a. sauass.
- 80, al. 4 i. /. y.,, hssia os
.,n,eahla alI;nsssnssss. IL yoa oI The Re-
puhIirsn side are mob Niilins g Acosps
his ner &C psqpos lsaoe z. sn s.ssss 49,.
IIon = = Aga.es - u ~, - ~. ,.;iiino Is doY
d u = mi - rHx 4 Irs rssourxY 70 Rnrusx4cAss
ususY. roa rax RxAsos THAT n rHx Vo4-
xzTTss % TanssAs. - Z an. 80 psss ,s.'. ~,
xyEzf nbAssk s7ea =. y sss ...s Tsisssss
szs Taasss 49, psy,s1 xgpaEssxp raxfs
asAnrsxss 10 AccxST rar rfososFfroes os
NIX szsxRASLg ssIxsn EspA hxsiusks. hxae .s,s'.s
ha. Gsifrks xss y ~. = = IN ars.
= - = yrs Rxpu slcAx xxasxas.
aHENoE THE SOLE RESf0NsssI- ",
ETLITY OF OUR ulsAaREEsa1Sr A.sE1s. l = =. y
Asp ~ ~ ImsasasfR AD-
TrinTsTsErST n D. WITH THE REPUk
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

THURsDAE, AUeUsT u, 1903.
sseen rpR NEnkAakA.

i ssuasnaa iass in from Kansas ever
lard. ssasse thstia his opinion shge y
rnxrs whesk xrswn In 0tos Coanty shis
ssason, than 10 the whole State of Kan
sas-y a glAacs ~ the broad and basusar
fnl Ealds of wheat IN Douglas and Gass
coaasiss woald ssssai sns sams pleasant
ssase Ell facts. Nebraska 10 csrsainly
marching onward and upward 80 The
hixsst asgrseaof prosperity aEd wsslsh.
~ Nebsaskiaa Of tbs ath-
Lea tss above bs a. isasmay, In tbs
plsasssss isems sf hoase and barn baFn-
finRs, fi rAutasss, rohbarsiss and fassAiity
gsassally, and ia che number Of gasxril-
i~s asa iayAawksrs, Kansas is far ahsad
III NsAraska. Toe shars wheat crop
I'll kaasAs shis year may BE- accoaassd
Tor, ia : great zaeasurs. by tie var
shss has ragged thsrs, hut than again
Kansas hAs . larger popalakion shan
astHsskas and sss must not be sop
posed THAI -shs people of the latter
TsrrisaFy ara all saints, for, On. the con-
srary, shsy have amoag shena sessona-
bic proportion Of scaaps. But sne SUM
niag ap of the whole matter 10, thai, -
an agricultural country; Kansas is aoi
equal 10 Western Iowa, or kaasern Ne
braska, nor does it faruish as safe and
pleasant homes As The two latter can
sF4A a z
proasss 70 she ssasisr' Ihs soa o. A@a.
sas ss seo deeply sosn with blood and
| faeds TO be comfortable 10 quiet people
| Ii has . mildag climate earlier springs
than we can boast aE here but she eoan-
sry 10 not a. we'll wassxed as ours, and
she ethqr aEaw-hacks are glanced .
nhoye. ..s-sse IA s-~ssss 7..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13
coUNm RIuFFS, IONA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 13s Iscs.s


- 49,, ts ;& y
II. As yoasvaIss Ii ops tA4ti apksorn
ID fha oonskisafi6l1 uf fhs unIfed afaxsa
nd the Constellation i'll The Etafe, you
NEST enfissasor III ifkpfess tho people u
mach as possibis mish he dignity and M
p0ftasce oE yoaY 01keIai position Ey
sviucing as msch Costsmps e. you con
for the f0oEish, eld.fashfoned lava b
sha States, which sss now entirely obso-
Isss, being anasssd fos the exlgsneiss oi
she fimex.
j Yoa are 10 speak eonsinaaily, and In
all places, Of me aoasoas, = inkamous,' =
sssxeorabfe " fsfnesnal. and ssdamna~
bless aoctrias of State rights.
r 8. Never, usaieF ANY ulrcafnst st&ndsa, ai-
Iuda to the CosMtitntlon and IL yea bear
the word On any aasn's lips, srrsss him
i. Isiss issio,st pssssiss for 'sny man
10 aIiuds to ths 8 l6ded mode oil trial
bv Jury. Arrest Shch.
8. Accuss aii dak6ocrats Of .ssery crime
uSsder heaysn, and III the sooundrsis pre-
snYnw t0 arvue, arrest shsta.
Q. All who talk about liberty Of speech
and of the press are sraisogs- ssress I'll
such,
r. Alltwhb prais about the Aabsas cor
pus are enemies Of the gosernrnsht--ar-
rest them.
8. ssaaisusiy avoil the word frssdosa,
exeeps as applfed to aegfves. SASrest all
WHO are gaiiay Of saCaadisleyai psassic-
%. g 0
3. Usn Whenever you can the ear
ticking words aloyal, AMI supporting
the government, y bat always IN such .
way as 80 mean the sahvsssion of the
miaerable old gosevamsat and she sap
port Of ny new system, II yoa hear any
man use the words in any other oonnec-
tion, arrest hirn.
10. Il ia spposing shs government feI
arr man 70 speak of restoring the UnisE
~ IL wa&. Arreas such.
| Ii. II Ia disfoyal practice for am
N IN 10 speak on the sixe OF my feet o.
otherwise 70 allade 10 rae, except Ii
praise of my psgs6nal beauty, and m
emancipation policy. Arrest them.
II. n yon hear any man say that
know better how 20 tell stories than Il
conduct tbs affairs Of she naSien, he i
| disioyal--arress haua- sasa
| Is. II ycu hear aay man allude witt
respect 10 the ridiculous article 10 the OIL
lConstitation. which protects e8tiseni
fran aarsssonsbaa searches and saaxarsa
arrest aim instantly. II Hyoa kaa necan
tgaband letters and documents ahont him
Iii sill be proof that be has taken The pre-
ieantiou to destroy them and viii be suf
Geiant evidences og his guilt. hook his
up. r .f.
Il, Ii il opposing the government 70
lany nan 10 say that the Abolitioniss
f8agiR TO enfis& TO help do some uf th
Sighting. ArgesS ali sush traitors.
| Is. ArEsat any body yeu pleasas and
any mau eompIMns, arrest him, for ha
disloyal, Aad sn sasmy Of the govern
mta4. i s a .s..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

I Our Revolutionary fathers made
the following statement OF grievances
against ths British King:
He taxed tea.
" He had y stamp tax.
He iaUited she negroes to insurrecfion.
lis made the military above the civil
power.
He sent men into banisnment and exile
without the authority OF ths las.
He paid no respect 10 ear Consultations
and iaw.
He was tyrant generally.
These grievances read singnlasly nov
in view Of the sction Of toe present Be
publican Administration.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13
E.EaAI. NOTICE..

Te isabella II. RAxrsE, 0eestzs HaEr&ss @AssN y.
HapaIns snd wm. &. Hopkfns.
You and each Of yan win tsks ncties that iAess
wln ss oa f2lm aa pY kaasge sAe axst d&g og xaMss
D. Iass In tho sGses ~ tAa Clerk eF Ma haassiEs
Cougf sf aims conaly, Inwss . pssatasH ax y. "
Aceraasn as Adzninlsarzsey 81 tee ssssss o. A5rA-
ham AekeyEzan assaassds esslRsa& sf yee tAs suss
Of TEo Handrea an5 F1Ets Dollsss A4 nsnsS ans
hlm 80 sach AauaiAl sss8sAf, On csftasn RxomtS-
auTy asas, sxseussd 81 saa, dated - ASfiB A. D.
1880, for swo bunsrsa saA ekshts astasfA paSeSass
TO sAld Ahrxhsm AeksrEaans 90 of safeFz see Wss
aay of Apfd A. .. sG6s, WIN tsn per esnt 1nssfss
peT aaasssa ssex sasgsxitS sAszset5 ea N1sf& nese
toe sass 4 sag hsadxs4 sas ast4se aoiiass ~.
paid "a she asEA cay ag fuHss y. p - tna eAss
claiming the foreclosure af AsFxkA4e exssAssa y
yuu II swaa as4as sasA ssi6 prgqksapry mpsss q
secure ths psynaaEk thsFssf SD The fnssxAst tAsSe
% q lac Morsh hAss % sAe esn4h hAis ~ ~ Noftl
Rsss aaassss "a assAasa Ns. III 1wsass sn fnwz
saip No. ssssasy-kwo ff3a Maxkh "a HNp9s Ne. ~
Rorts1swo wesx r&xsA hsfa ah1 s9k7tS4s &fH ~
ny psspsrxy zs eskh ID IAss1r1 ~ - shse M'
less Fos assssx az4 Ansarx s1sfe4e - - h19eF
nova u she sstsn9 cay Il said CepsN p bsl9a e
he44scza shs fhsxd Mazdas 81 Antu4E ~
suaxnsas sssI sascsss xsAz ~ fc6esssd n9nin&k ys
tasrssa - gsssea ssE y saaa Pssssiaa 80 ssss
saH. q .. Il
sFs&sE on 1&&$ssl ~ asSsYis &ss w ~ f&s2 &sssA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13
PACIFIC HOUSE.
BLUFFS, Hew A
q, =. AAYL1Ss, pRoPRfE1oR.

us,gs In nsakipg the tsPaesaE aaa OF kss &fsa He%
lei, IN tss west ma hosss u fcnT sst0g ss sieA
frgptIas ogs nuuafe6 fest on AfssdEKy. IL naa
baea aswfy FURNISHED sAzouSasat ass VA As@ q
Euodzts four .anss - E&ay guests - Any haa1e =
he r,ty. rae s,onas ArsAAfgs and sel venstiAts9
toe ta6Ee is alsays saspIisd vita every iaxay -
marks. sHurax Exesx eaaEasteaps 10 saasdsa y
lAs hosss gax shs eauaes4 SD spasasare % sAssss
ras agw and svaeaasa axssK sAxx csnAasssa
via sAa hsgss esaa0s ~ sarSassed IN F&s sa&sS /.
Taers Ia slso i sxrss wa&un Xafa ana kwo mxN
sSouaasTlv am azasa vita wN<es <HsA Irdian Gfssx
n Hosses sna czxk5 Use farnlaAea % 'saess ae-
lice and sf fair ra1eS. a.
See. - tfse 5~lssa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

TEE MILEr4Rr FoEcE OF NKw 1pRK,
From Gov. SEYxogE's admirable ssoraer
of The Dag" dated July %, 1861 appears
70 be formidable, The State has already
furnished two handred and twenty- SIX
thousand volunteers, TO the national aer'
vice and contains within its limits more
than three hundred thoasand people lia+
bic 10 sarvies in tbs militia
Gov. SKYxoUR very properly remarks
in relation TO this strength
ssThs proper organization Of this great
force viii not only prsssFvs The Pes0sF aad
safety Of the State, but enable II be essn
mora bsneReis. In It's aid to the nation.
and to other States, than il has bsen
hexesofore.s Ja4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

Tax SLAUGHTER m FoRT WAGxER.-A
letter from AoEris' Island, giving ~ ao-
souns Of sa assault on Fort Wagner on
shs night of tho Iesh, sayss
ssIn that nights attack nearly ali who
Witnessed ii assert that the IO0sh New
York Volunteers fred 90 three different
regiments Of our own laeu, one of which
bad possession Cf che fort. Whsn n
lass we wsre forced to asaye, our own ma
rines, who we're with as in the attack
Knocked down and killed oar own men -
they game ous 81 Il. Two gensrsls were
wounded, aud nearly every ot6ser was
killed who participated IN the sssaaa.- =
As the ditch, shs parapes and she ap-
proaehss, ssrewed With the wounded and
the dead rise before me, my pen fslsers
and my bead and heart grow hsay7.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13
SyTeK rrafS IN YOUR HAT AND KEEP
uTHERE!

syTEK THIS IN YoUR, HAT AND kEEr
rTHERE!
The following confession vas made oy
the Hon. AE. Dawess Republican mem
ber of Congress fsoaa Massachusetts, on
che 2ssh Of April, in which be exposed
the eorfupsness Of Lineoin's administsa"
ton
! aTHE GENTLEMEN MUST RkMEM-
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
4 REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH oAaE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS or REFORM AND RE-
TRESCHMENT, THERE is NDUBITA-
BLE EVIDENCE ABROAD In THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL NIGH In THAT SINGLE YEAR
as MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV.
RgNAEsT DURING THE ADMINis-
TRATgoN WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
or ITs CORRUPTION" So.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13
AmALaAaAzrox.--Ia la ais last 4sh OF Jul

AmALaAaATnox,--Ia his last 4th Of July
spsech, Wendell Phillips said /:
aAmalgamaeiou remember this, the
youngest Of yoa, that on the 4sh Of July,
is63, you beard man say, that in the
light Of all history, in virtue OF every
cage be ever read, be was an amalgama-
ZIONIST TO the asaaoss axsent. [AppiAnse.)
| have no hope for the futare, As this
country hss no past, but in that sublime
ningiings OF races which Is GODS own
method Of civiiizing and elevating 10 the
world. Loud appIaase.I Not the ANAL
gamation Of Iicentiousness, born Of slaw-
ery-and the ruin Of both races bat shat
gradual aad harnonizing union, in hon
arahls marriage, which has mingled all
other races, and from which springs the
present phase Of Eurepean and NeFthern
ciyilization." assa .ss. sz
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13
u. PALMER,


EOuMctL HAuFRH1 ~ -
Trna BsslaesS EEanzac1sd, N all us o. ahehes- a
r - wnrrants DO axht sofd and Gaeatedi Ta1eA pA1a
for aoa-ss&tAeag&s Tstles sa&aaAsny sx sessa r
a. nstd IN Omaha, n. r, aad Surrounding e9Snuss
arrrExwcEs-J A. ysekssas Pres.s aaa =. u
E,r.Ewosa, Csshies, Bgansa ssAts Saak oa ~ =
CguaclI Elars- tAA~S
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

u IF tAess Internal .fanatscs and Abo-
lstionsssa eusF get the posssr tss taer
haaaa, lAsy snill ouessds ths Conss'ss'-
tism, sas me Ssprsass coari al dsaases,
change assd Asaks lasas TO sslst hs"asefss'
Lar VIOLENT HANDS ON rHosz WHO DIP
yKa wIza .THka ~ ..aPlSlOss or sere .q''es.
sssa sbssr .s4slity, azad gisaally baakrapl
the eesssfyy AVID sists,gsit s0ish blood -
DAvrgl WggsrRR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

The yroortrtnr has lsassa che abase hoase, and
has reataesl ana sSguxaaahsa ke sarsasAsas IN ths
most eouvsnisns sad cssafsgtabas style Hayshs
had many years sxpsrisnee IN ths buslness he sat-
tsTs himseH that be ca gfve Esaefa AaAasssIsseAs
70 All thpse vac ussv fayaF aasn with their HssTs4
age Ysre as !aw a. arg hsase ~ towa.
ssoex Yards snd STABLES kstaeAsd,
ApFill t8Aa u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

"a COUNCIL RLGN#Ss IOWA. -
F3lAxinx GlhtRg GEAiainst MarelinSs sEsaain&s
carriage wagon snd euggy Patnssh&, N x~Nss 49,
So ssnxj al wugrAntsa sSf 10 peel 81. & &ooa
st5ck Of w1ll-VapsF constantly On h&Sd' osaAinss
whit4nsd and walls eotered
TR@ 1Tdexs fFs@ t1wn Or &e@aSTyg SoANASS~ ~~~~
aFomptly attended te+ t
sSSp on Main street, rear q James BiOcx s.,
MAr7t 50.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

TT The n. Z. World sayssAg Wisson-
ain the snrollmeas lisss ara pablisAsa In
the newspapers, ia ordsr shst the people
may bare an opportunity 70 see thai their
names are properly enrolIeds etc. 10 New
Fark Lhs enrollmens lsls ara kept sseses,
and gsaraAd by military st shas. Which
meshed of conducting tbs draft 10 ths bet
ser one, and which ID the more beeomiug
for psofesssdly free government
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

AxgEyaL ar MosGAs PRisoxggs ~ CTs-
crxsavr.--The steamer Saarlsght from
he vicinity Of Baisngtola Ts.ana, arrived
on Thursday norniag as the ievse, With
the rebel omcess, incInding Dick Morgan
aad Basil Duks, which sw0 officers beieg
Ialns, we're put 10 carriages. The balance
weae formed la shsir rear ID two RANKS
when the eoluma strongly guarded NOV.
cd through the city 70 the prison on ssh
street. Basil Duke u described - being
Il small man, nos over thirty ysass o. sge
(shis il ! mistake weight aboas lsO los
suara of fesh, features angular, hair ana
ewes black, the latter sparkling and PEN
esrasins, ths former standing out ike por'
cupine quilts.
Dick Mosgan 10 aeshy, round plump
faced, blaish eyes, phlegsaatas-
The officers were dressed ID grey pant
aioons. with citizens eoats or military
blousss. Ihsy stated that most Of Mos-
vasYss forSss were kentaekians, but shai
2sol. " ards mes were Tsnnssseanss ans
Col. Hofmasa's we're Texans.
Basil Daka wss recognised % mani
aeouains saness In GinciDnafl 70 who1a D
responded by liftins bis hAs. eIsussasi'
PiaindssIsy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13
JAMES m. HUTLER.
ATTORNEY AT Law,

pENrsoy, CRAwpoRp CO, IOWA -,
Win prscils& In sEs ptsssast ceurxs o. SSfswsSs0
ssegby m6pons and HasFfEoA cSanst aa
viii also pay faxes FcE RsH-SsAadsaaS - A@T ~
Eavs mentioned coanstes- - .s.4..g -. =
Particular ssssntisn raaa 10 ne redeEs2 siSa l ss
Tax EEtIsS MA &f} " tta%&s~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13
0IY LIVERY STABLE.

Corasr Brsa8ssy = Vsas sistf, '
rorxryr. BruyFs .s.E -zfrr EowA.
t,-, ,rsn.Ysd to ae,,rain dkEs tae TraYsiing Pun
i- via any EAing IA fhg -
Livery Line on Reasonable Terms
Will also run "a OEniSas GF HAek - and fsaSa af&
Boat Landing during the boating se2&okiz .
rs~Pefsons tssRsoas Of haavfns the 0sGr1Sas csai
al lsetr Eeuldenes Ter FAzsBaSegA VIII De @SoEEaa-
@A's- v -" Isu. poHAHY.
February 10, SO. *ss SIDE. u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13

Es IL ssased that oas Of aasasaa
huaaTsa nsa drafted i'm prosidsncs, n l.,
oniy ona man has aiass far been mustered
10. All the rsss paid tbs shree hundred
doassrs eosnmasasiozsE q a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-13
UNION on sgcEsa

The LoaiSvtlle Journal tells this good
story, under the hsading, EtMince Pies Us
TTucts."
We heard good story yesterday, re-
laied by German who was confined in
one of the hospitals at Nashville, which
proves sonclnslyeiY that the sick soldiers
appreciate food fer the stomach more
than food for the mind.
i rebel lady visited the hospital oBe
morning With negro servant, who car
ried large basket upon his arm, cover
ed with white linen cloth. She APP
preached our human friend and accosted
him thus:
"Are you q good Union man sss /
ssf islI dat.n was the laeenie reply Of
th German, at the same time casting q
hopeful glance at the aforesaid basket.
What is alf I want TO know said the
lady, and reckoning 70 the negro % foi-
| low, she passed 70 the opposite side OF
The room where u rebel soldier lay, anh
ask ia the st41ne question, TO which he
very promptlg replied iatt
moi by did slght-n .
The lady thereupon uncovered the bask-
ct, took out bottle Of wine, raince pies,
/ paand cake, and other deiisaeies, which
wss gresdiiy dsvoarsd in tha prssenes nf
the Union soldiSs who felt somewhat isa-
dignant. =
On the following morning, howevef,
another lady made heT appsasatfae with .
large severed basket, and abe also seeos-
ted our German friend and desired 20
/ know If be was Union man.
~ ish, by Got, no care what you gai
l bssa 9nioR.n
| The lady thea ses the basket on the Ia
BILE, and our German fTiend thought thai
fthe irash a4Ailed In this case, If IS did fai
in she other. But ifnagias the lsagkh o'
The poor fslioss face whan the lady urs
eoyersd Ehs bask and presented him viii
labout basheI Of tragss. He shook BIZ
Il head dolefully and said:
III no read Engliss and, pesidas aas rsas
eI on to mother side of e house nesd dazz
30 more rs me.
The lady tiisfsibussd them and left.
Not LOAF after, came another richl,
! dressed lady, who prapouadfsa the sam
question again 10 our german frisnds hi
Isfpod gazing at the basket, arpagently 8
d loss sor i fepIy. At length be afsWer
ed bet In Yankee style, as foilowE
BY Cot yoa no get me dis tisae wha
yoa GOT nit Is basket.
ashs Lady required 10 ansqnivocal ~
swer 30 her aaessson and was about :
: move On when cur GaFmsn friend shout
cd QUA
.slf yoa COS sraasss bese Hnioa ba
III goa hase gos maiass pies sais poaRa eak
3 sassd yiney besa seosah lsks % ssbil.
4 Sick soldiees haxa Issele desire so rea
! tracts. when they are fansished FOR u
waas of those lissle daiiesoias, % eanda
! sise 10 the resoysxy og knspiiAf pstisns
]. When oar ladies visit zsspfsais VIII tree
4 we woald snxxsss The impaEssnes uf VI
( iting them With basket of proyision
= ard shsy sill b better Appreciated. Il
49,