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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

By virtue Of special execution Ia ma directed
ffom the oce al the CLERK OF the Diatsict ARA II
Fottawsttasaie County, Iowa, ! shah proceed To
sell ca Wednesday ihe Asst ass d Aas A. b aHss
hss@fen the hours ~ 10 o'clock A. u. ami p n I.
81 said Gay In front u the County Trsssurprs ors,
In the city Of Csaae4 R9ufs ts following dsssElA-
ed Real Estate OF william Lesiie and James MsEsh,
ta~wdt;
The West half OF the South west quarter &aA tbs
South West quarter Of the Nerth West quarter OF
Session number ThEEky fa0 aaa the West half aI the
&sath Vest sasssez Of aeet1e@ 2naFty~ons fstF Ill
n fswnship sevFatFase (5sl range RoTty-sxo, "a
Containing tsS seres, moFe or less. Sale Ia com.
aaeuce At O'Clock r n. Of said day.
Tsksn as the property Of William Leslie and
James Marsh 10 satisfy &a execution in faysF Of
Jane Heron.
J. P. WILLIAMS, sheriff.
oesar5i Hlass. Iowa, A&riI 81, Iasa- 3w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03
.Ian Pnrsrrra---aaosz nxw rYrs.--W.

Jen Paxr1saMoa Hxw TYrE.--Ws
asvs rsosnal9 ADDED - oasSsA o1ss, large ios 81
seq Type, Guas. RsssasFs, acs al VI shs best ssa
~ and LATEST sssisa asa are now better rrsRaE-
I'd than ever TO execute ssszE variety ef plain and
ianey ICE Printing, as&s, gsaea cas- sAsss. Wa
aaws the largest an& best assortment o. Jsa6las
nAsas ssklRtas " saa asd snra sas Auy kshd 81
ssark tAatHAy ID dsziss2, en- saaTt aostss
Msreasasa ssa ssasss aaviag Franstas W ~ = ia,
ara Fsanastsa 70 cali and sxamias aRsSiasaas al
work and pFaeas We guarantee Sasass@staoE IN
EVERY ease 44s5f'&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

- RngcgDxSTs ARx DANagKous.---
The New York Herald says sfths arrest
OF Yaiiaadighaa VIVA evidently illegal.
General Burnside ID now rashly dashing
himself against the civil Law, - he did
as.i-~s sass s-lsaa sn-tisexaiIsns al EsaaA~
ricksbasg. Bat II il the polieJ Of tbs
Democracy % keep cool and be quies
all such eases will tsll 10 the Bext cleo
ton. whan &hey hare sonsssl OF the
govsrnmsns, In lS64s they can TAXA Wsn-
dell Phillips, Greeley and . fsw othaz
|faassiss, assd hang them higher than IA
man, under the very laws which the ia
natics shemselvs have passed"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03
EsTRAY MARE.

Faken ug by the nudesxlgn3d, neas MS residence,
IN York Tawnship On the 9za dsY 1f May, tss1 0ns
hay maFe-sighs hind s0es whtsE-st&F Ia farehese
sAs same ~ prsying property end psyfna charsss
LAWS BEARD.
April ., 1859 1w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

PkRsosALs--Tha. Hon. a. G. DopGR,
and C61- rsszxwAn, old cisixsas Of To-
va arrived n This city on Sunday af-
tsrnoon On shais wsy - tss gofasa aasoaas
tang Of Colorado, We understand thai
|skey are nskiag ne tip, not with the
vhw aoe Iasssing sasrs, but merely for
she Improvement Of their health Mar
10 sesoupish asirsnbisss AID &on
rsturn, for Iowa cannot afford, at this
tins I'd lsoss sseh Noble nsa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03
10 raK PUBLIC

CKEaCxsT IfYYs sept. = lsozs
W. 7. CAmFHzLL, 0casssss,
Council Bluffs, lows,
Dear sir-It il just two months since
You commenced tresting my wits'a syes,
and ara happy to say they are entirely
restored. Fer thxss pears prsvioas TO
your treatment, she was unable 70 Sec
aad We bad dispaissd Of thsis ever bsang
restored, bat now she dOea heT own woFk
and can thread tAs finest canbgie nesslis-
Yours truly, ~
[2mwl WILLIAM QAss'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

80 J., c. TugK, Esqr., las juss eaaa-
nsnosa suis Tor hbel against eoaple
Of naisAness, who run the Abolition
siuies mashise, - Dss Moines, the State
Register. This mskss the third suii
wSshan week. Rou On tns usai aasi
keep the falIowa within ths boands Of de-
sazaay.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

&% Qaias an axcising race eAane Oh
% Saturday lass, bsswesn shoamAkar's
asBlue Bird, = and CIins0n' . : hattis, foz
purss of $50 distance 40 yards,
ssBlae Bard, p won The race bE ak inches.
] .AzaasAsss ssba cqsss on 81 Sasuraay
nsxl, b. lhs .strsishs Track bsswssa sae
ssNswlin naxs's a Aissuari, ard Hunts
s'saips,ss fss . parss d $500 distance
500 yards. Sporting man desiring to
sschasess afsw o. Uncle Abs's tsSssbss' z
win hAss an opportunity, besides seeing
sighss 81 kan-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

lTG - =
Isss - e6 M J. ssss1isut diak u
| rsn p1a y 1n1ef - $500
IN ~. 3 n11px proprisssr II ~
=. !. =. ss.p -
lsvay d11irshisvaseshls Wswoaid ssy
a..
B4ssAslss b snnn6fa sMlxsstk stisass
Hsis p2qe tAsn b psrsoa q shsir resi-
dsoes, bnt II tAsy viIl end - the CIR
|aGz ~ 7 = n ss1ld with Tina
vssy palatsble vegetable i4sssesisi~ 10
suit tkemssiyss. 0ive him i call.
1 ~ FoEskos1Ez 3 II Mss.-TIss
sshfbisisa 30 highly spoken of 10 all
T. Z. ~; II Z, ..s
swe nights, g Rahhiss,s Hall. which was
crowded % rs atmoss capacity on both
-essssias4. ThsIxsfses&1uk aoss ~ 10
laiG@slt) ssssas laFs 20 life-like that We
almoss came 10 the conclusion a. times
tai. Ne rssilx saw .aaad, Aessa he clash
Mans, a. u sis(srsGss gisss were
rushing upon tbs 0onfssesss wsEssvs
The paintings ssprssaass abs nost sxoi-
ting aud hard feeshx atstts shas have
taken plaza sinee the breaking oat Of the
Hrselak dsRtushissisils ma for 90
sarscy sad beauty Of oppression they az
ossd By far, any thing Of the kind We
sy9a1w hm1sss. s9TleaA
Tia palsmnSsaa will BE- on exhibition
70 night 1t Babsits's Hall, and va advise
siilwAs AassEnos visited the HAD, ~ 20
tonight, ~ is 10 the last nigas al ma ax-
hlbTsion.
~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

sY Both editors sftAs FSfase. Rsais-
seT have bssn arrested for defalning ths
rhAz4sseessee CspY &aeSdsE easeE I'd
ioxs shese Asghs@ Uhaps -nnch sharp
or thaa anybody oussthis way, III shsy
ssknow any wosds'' that will ininrs tbs
.ssAaraSssa ss OoppszAssd Nsap4-
Tsas.
lila NOS for any lack ii fibesoas words
TO utter thai the editors of the NoNps.
rssi fail % ssisisss tass shaxssssr n
Democrats bat it 10 the lack of sufficient
sssaaarssssr's in shsnselves 70 give enough
,shafaeser 30 their ssassmsuss to- mxks
them lbeloaa. A released convict aassz
teuyssss ssxsica n sbs Pnissnsiasy might
still rss4in sufkcsesss character 70 be able
- psrpsssass lisefT bat me EDITORS d
the Ronpariss, will nsysx be able 10 Al
cain zach an exalted position in society.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03
Narcrre srfs1xss--IlAxp 81 fmxt

kssrcxro SKf1IAxs sAsp ~ TIL -
rhave sAa Assasy sss mskang AAfss snartss = -
On saas@, fsx ss<xlsss, s1x tsfs 4 4gas-
sssaaa Is assae sssy sssss xksss III y se.s
sss land necessary fss lhalE fAsmHs nm 10 wslas
.yall saswssssss sa cars sgsers sassy N sailn %
&c witAsssasaAs. - y sgsslsi- y. s1Aexxxs
coancil Biz1x, fess, Asssa ~ Sss1 30
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03
gowAs aUeTA.

We and the following publication Of
t6s quota Of troops furnished b Ms Ms
ssaaa i'm oae OF she ergsas % che Admia-
issEation
|fowa's quota under the Is, 900 call 1913
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

q ReE eFsslk o5 eeshla
harass, and two-horse wagon ware
ssolsa from llaawood last wsAk. The
shisvss ssappsd ID mis- si1Es Asa pad sls
horses shod and Nens % 70 florenes, n.
r., where thar wsrssssa al pAssd
u tho banda Of TIE Qnahae oikeials, feg
sxiais batss siaes3isaxsa that thar ss-
eapsa jail, and sook the diressioa ID
wAsAss aaaks. When they were arrest
I'd, they had several hundred dollars in
monsy, reviewers, knives, -. I'LL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

THg Foua AcTs on Dxsgoszam oom-
prising, lss, The Tax Bill, With all the
Asendmsnss; ID, The Finance Biz; Sd,
The osasszipsiaa Act; 4sh, Ths iaaem-
nifty RiiI, With Ensrodassions and oom-
msnss by D. A. AAHosy, Aashor Of
ssThs priseass Of State
These foar .asss are sacA preceded By
aarsfnI anaiysis, and their anjass, OPP
pvsssivs, Unconstitutional and odioaa
saaturss pointed out. AZ book for ref
essnos, ID will be inssluabls 70 tho For.
msv, the Mschanie, the politisian. shs
Labossr---In faet, to syery person. fs'
thsss asss rsaeh FROM The loftiess man-
sion 10 chs humblass cabin in the hand.
These four aess ara NOT pablishsd 60
esfksT ~ smy osAev FORM. They mask
l&rgs esssvs pamphlets Of 100 pages
il geod sissa syps, and are sold 1t sh'
sw price Of so Gsnts in papsr, and u
Csnss 10 mpslin binding.
This book should be in the haads q
ss@y maa i'm the eeunsry.
Pahlishsd by Tan Evsxis, Hsrssn !
Co., Boz No. Ie2, Nassau ST., n. \
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

- Tho sppsoliaased Nisdon oil Pos-
sawassamie Oounty--she Board Of super
visors--eonuseoE lear ssssssaia ahis
city, On Moaday last. Our rssdsrs viii
not have the bensss Of knowing what has
bsaa ause syeaaRn, ~ tksF psuses -
are nds Su5lnAsa in ths Bagss.> :" : 'Ass''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

Tosal under the Eve eails, 1865
Icwa has furnished nndsx these diff
fersnt ealls, 4s,6I4
Leaving deficiency Ia hss entire gao
% OF SOL. Is si
Ihfs does net include the anmbaf Of
men sniistsd In The Sssaask Iows Cassl-
nv, now organised. The ssdcisney uf
6ol a. SHORE stated u about made up By
The namber enlisted for the seventh oss.
airy Regimsas. IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06
Drp GOODS.

il, ~, rwIn1IH oizs MONDAY MORNING. o..
'AA" sHAwLsl .u.v,.
LON0 AND SQUARE.
STRIPED AND yloH ha DH sa pEss15L
from este -
100 CASHMERE LONG sHAwLs at very 10" prices
which Win 'su ehe.psr than other heuss ~ cry
.,.on BAL IS0H Us SKIRTS!
1000 BALMoRAL SKIRTS ron 90 Is A.. ,..n,., MT.
1000 BALMoRAL sKiRfS F9E g. Nd, III. ,.,,,, ,ro.
''''XI EXANbRA BALMORALs.
New s'S1: q SSpS;SSE En ,TERIsis!!''n'
Stock now complete Goods Made 10 order in this pspe%
500 po,.nLAplES @f FRENCH coRsETs,
best quality now opening s Is lev price Of
LAhBs"OoL AND MERISo hosiEAi AMI o''-~
FiEECY'LINED GLOVES.
h'Si'h NEKiNO GLOVES.
CLOTH GLOVES,
nom the best French and English Msnuhotorsf ss
NgsIAS hooP Pin s sISTS 6 ssfsRS
Sui socI Of Gents reecy lined aud Cloth Glove
faI line Of Gent. Cotton. M.Ipo and WoVsa SOCK.
Gents MUrino and Lafapswoo pboeIWSeS'
A full line Of Gents Cravs,s ard scsIis, al styss'
'1' '' SENTLEMENs KID GLOVES.
Best quality i i}aS As ti LS ACES: no envy
90 Dozen Gent, Coor-d Border Linen HsndierhieS D.
Loo Dos-n Gents Hemmed Linen handkerchief for ~scy
900 po.ea Isio. Linen Cambria Handkerchief for l2s
6cz, the best valn- we have ever sold for the money
Full line OF Brosd and Narrow icn'titehsd handkerchief
''' '' EMKoiDERED HANDKERCHIErsi
An "a. ne. STYLE. Of LADIES' SILK scARss.
AL qusliie, PUsHER and THREAD Walls.
Full '0'f fs Il a .oet q h lMIrSroS LAcEs.
BARBES, CoIFFURES, LACE siAwLs. MANIlLLAS,
kc., &c. AG
a 40 900 iiSc YARDS cAMBMc .NEEpLE.woRKED
viii be offered on MoSbdY M1RNiNG. nom d, yard to
They o.e whole Importation, and vvr,r,,
TIE IuEApESf LOT WE EVEN OFFEREDl
job Lot Of q,
Casabrie Nocd. Worked B.d. Collars Sets and Shetland
At VERY LOW PRICES!
Infants, ws'., and Dresses and tine stock OF Cambria
WHITE GOODS AND sLANAELsl
BocA. SWISS. NAISsooK PLAID. AND STRIPED
AUsLINS.
TLSSEELs FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
JOB LOTS ~ FINE sCOrCH DlAPRRS
JOB LOIS IN DOTTED And FIGURED SWISS
Full Assortment OF NUIIINOhAM LAIk-S, AiDLhS'
&c
Job Lo,s Of .
LACE CURTAINS, NEW And ELEGANT DESIGNS +!
VEsIlBULE LACEs OF ALL STYLES
lANkEE MOTIONS
Pul stock Of braids spool Cotton si TsPs, Combs N q
Brushes PeriuIntTy. Ae., &C
RIBBONS AID MILLINERY GOODS!
BEsT QUALITY hAf RiBbuNs
Ali THE DEsIRBLE SHADES.
All the widths and co.ofs q the
SCOTCH FLAlD MDbOhs
Fol Sto a ~
BEST QUALITY BLACh tfLk IT ElbbONSi
VELVET RIBBONS WITH COLJhED eds !
bonnet NFLNEIS ASD SILK
THIaMlNO MbBOS5i
10 c.r,on. FALL COLORs FANCY HAT RIBBONS
20, "a. 3D.. I'D - ytIi.
BU0Lk OlMfs And akIAI FRAUDS!
FLN ;. ca o.
OSTRICH FEATHA lls And fLtNiS DE COCUE,
EoT framing Noes md 1Aiafri.s Lets
FlDrt ts-r.lf ll
PARIS FLOWERS, BRIDAL NA.AlHs, STRAW bon
kET~ EUClLs MISSES AND CLlLDAka5 fEL4
HATS q al .tyies for raj Wei
HID CAO|E5i
NOW OPENING. 49,. ...
1853 Do1ea LADIES FRENCH KID GLOVES,
~ toors, a. 81 air
30 BFrrRR QUALITY u TINS CRY.
/ GENTS KID 0LOs Is beet quality, a. 81 70 a iAAr,
4 H. "a. MACY,
Not, 2o' and 1co sTH.Av.. two doom be.os i'h''.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06
lllnsicGl obstruction.

vHARLOTTE 4. Film. (soprano) will re.
~ ,la. SINGING LESSONS -ftrE sh. l., u October.
ApPy o. fe Rec RoosTt n3sAs Fcl Ne.lso1 Place. be-
tween SD ol.oaa ,arri-y suuin.s.
VOCAL MI sic IN CLASSES Mr.. 4. Ii.
Nash Wis Instruct class4s n Vocal Music tas Winter.
Nrst Committee, VII .f % improve the singing in their
cob rrstiinn .y address a. No. bible House eaa
IA Sec nd Avenue Baiti.t Chascb
VI d an IN two w.sas r. a. NASH
VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, at
pr qnarfr- By compel Lady teacher ander the
.pccs.sn %: eminent rsoeascr Apply ~ NO 10 Wet
!0i4.tt.. ueag lrostway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06
Dudr0 dn0 Rooms.
Go Get.


FURNISHED HOUSE a. LET al PEEhs-
~ KILL eouialnlr ~ With 60 tafoushosi bath
L LOO foi ia 1alhs ~ ioaSs i-sta LAR MAJ %
POTTER WILLIAMS.
rINO LET-At CLIFTON. Staten Island, one
Il Alls Ion lAa4s h.t l.-4.a. geA'ani uVynf, cen
tslln. u ADoms, niofl4nan4s '0itf' &C va 80 o.
AZ lfa and good stabs ~ prsuliscs WI D. W
fou vi Otiobri fo hsy 10 toe g. 80 is1ani Al
df-.. NJ A. ". isoI N. q; New on Zoe. or =
TO LETT. 3-story and basement Brlck
Il HOJsE. Ne. Lioeuys g.; Bfaoslyn rcn' eayD Per
.nlua. Ink -ALE-"tr Of tie flA sl4 L n ,ni cAh
fk.a. lnguifs ct 80 ~ John.i, As~ ! ga.
Two LET.-A STORE on ith Avenue front,
sduFFl,fs ltts uiDLE HOUSE. Asef Pace AP
Is a. 49, 4feasrref ua.e. sfh Asrnre eatfarfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06

AT HORACE WAITRESS, No. I8l Broad.
"A wsy:-PIANos,. MELoDEONs, HA1MONIUMs snA
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of eyery description u the vesy
cash prce The Horace Wsers Pianos ssd
made Of me very beet materials wansntsd fos ave years
and eusrsnsA give satire safacon. New md seeond
hand P.nos Msodeons and Cabinet Organs sent; monthly
psym.nss received for The se Alss: ss:oo@
paired moved, boz ed and shipped.
HORACE WATEkj Assok, No. 81 Broadway.
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Nsw.YoSk.
WOODWARD, ,. L. Orsunie 1tsosu1 Tsaayjs uG1m
WORK HENRY c.. Editor q ths eeag kssssoS8 q u
NorthW est" Chicaes a.
zIARXHN, CARL, Con1actes II Phihsnoais ossAsstr,7
HspdA end Haydn Sodssy &a, Bostep.
zUNDEL. JOHN, Editor q Osyau !sasua.s nd 0vDmiA
sfRsv. Hsuiy Wasd Bsschses Church, Brooklyn.
What the larger Ipe sreass av eiasshss nd hs
ls CABINET ORUAN5 70 private ssdsasss I'D ssses
Dscss Of furturs end ais Liable - out sfesdss
H. continue the msnufsSturv d AeIedeoas fes whcA
they hsvs invariably becn honorsd with tie FlsS PRSuux
= ell Industrial szibitens whse sstsrsd b sonpsssss WIZ
eshsrs Prices, co TO $50 each. 49,
cent ffee. -
jos. published. SCHOOL FOR THE CABlsET ORGAN,
~ Geo = Root. Price o. RECREATION8 FOR TIA
CABINET ORGAN. Sls nunbsrs Of q pasa sseh lnae
70 cent? r, nunbs. y 81 g y! ~
WG.,ooms IN Boston, No. ia Washington1G Addfes4
Z Mercer.st. Address MACON HR0THERS
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GREAT NATIONAL SONG,
THE CONsCRIrTs SONG,
"LAND OF THE BRAVE AND FREE"
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE

HAMMOND on the Causes, Symptoms, and
III SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT Of EERNOU De-
Billy and other Diseases Of the Nervous Seminal Trina
y and Sexual Sysems-Hy G. ID. HAsnoAp NJ d. formerly
Trcessor of Special Anatomy &c. IN the Syracuse Medical
College New ORR Price VI. mailed free. h. WARMER
Publisher. No. / Nescy ST. Asor bouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06

TIVE celebrated PIANOS Of j. Il L. FlSCH.
4 In ae rloii reliable Piano, made with lson frame,
y.-ni dang,l &C.,. wa1css'c Aad retail N.scoonl .ai
aanuc.oy Ao- "a - "a ~, I'D 1i', West AshsI,
J,has.
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DmCins ara0fmies.

DCDWORTus pAEClND Classes
"A. coaa.asoc a. 40. ao' Ssh AZ. sA.t.pN. Osl
Commence Al 80 80 Montague It. broo'.u ol pttsDAf
O.@t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06
DRlyCE a Co.'S IMPROVED PATENT
I)AyEN ~ BACON.

DANEN ~ BACON.
II Msr,asius--s .. os-aa sad square PIAso~FnRlEs,
h .sfu0. 30 - 90 ns-sf L4o-away, ~ l. lie ons
.,i.tf AID he many fsciie, pores cnah ss %
produce ua-1 4us4Tp,sc4 0y Any Orr esiso4.s.i1icrt
DOR re. .lli .sufira lse tolucon improve
u.ni 80 .nro4 o.a o. al e.esi charges that rsy bs
soi.lcs - mae gsiiecl Piano. Purchasers In
str- AZ t.s.uifc Cur ~ a.ofiheht OF fLlos
which y . 49, ois log on favorable terms
DcslIll i've sheets s-ls Uy mail.
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fouoeo an9 farms Wanlto.

WANTED 90 RENT, with PRIVILEGE oil
w flE,ftAsF-A .naI NOODLES FA14nkf
e kAIi..t hADf, 81 si.aiF sa'sF pi~rf, in nr-f
ags sele fafosd Nsai DO aassne rs4n4isL
.iIT ,4us sos fs.rsle-. Efle tenuiy rvunsysAnia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06

III OUEFN OF NAVARkE-Fuly translated nom gnu
me copy o. the ors ina This the richest treat 10
3. found in French literature. Just published In very
neat volume OF SO paSes cloth gilt with twelve pictorial
0u.trsons for 81 D. by mai carefully sealed irom Inn
per insnt ouroai,y. ell b. CALVIN BLANCHARD, Pub
hshef No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06
Glanrcs Tor Dusineso Glen.
,,TU lNlEhs fnr N\lE.

w IA u SMALL NOrlON .AlLL. ~ perfect on'h
fnc...l tle App4i.ins Gl slnnn. Yarn. Aair's $3.50
'ul rslicuaIs = {. : ear, 81 " .l.sm DaEins w. "
psuiet hipuitesl. Canada las.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-04-28
FOR CONGRESS.

ITO THE VOTERS OF THE 18th CON.
i GRESSIONAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF THE
| COUNTIES OF AUG USTA, ROCKINGHAM, ROCK
BRIDGE, PENDLETON, HIGHLAND BATH, PO-
lCAIONTAS AND ALLEG HANY.-
have received numerous applications from friends
in all the counties of the District urging to allow
the of my candidate for Congress at the
election in MAY next The time has arrived when
in Justice to Them as well as to myself my determine
| ticn should be announced
fit be the pleasure of the voters to return me to
the Congress of the COnfederacy their repre-
sentative pledge myself to the of all proper and
honorable efforts to promote their ter ests and main
tain the honor of our beloved Common wealth and of
our yuathful Confederacy.
| 1t will be impossible for me to visit the several
counties of the District prior TO the election without
disregarding official obligations imposed upon me by
my position as Governor of the Commonwealth. This
| | am sure the people will not expect of me, and l
! must therefore leave my cause in their
The manner in which my representative duties
discharged while had the honor to in the Con-
gress of the United States for eight years is we'll
known to You, and believe may safely say that my
representative conduct commanded the approval of
my constituents. My action as Governor under cir
cumstances of greater difficulty and embarrassment
perhaps than have attended any of my predecessors
since the of the Revolution of 1776 before you
and by it am willing to be judged.
With this brief annunciat on l am before the Dis
trict for the judgment of the people upon my poiti
cal conduct during trying period in our history,
which nave endeavored to perform my duty, as
citizen and officially to the Commonwealth of Virgin
ia and TO the Confederacy. Respectfully,
Richmond, Va. JOHN LETCHER,
April II, 1863-tde.
We ane authorized to announce Hon. JOHN B. BALD
WIN as Candidate for reelection to the Congress OF
the Confederate States in the 18th Congressional
District composed of the counties of Augusta Rock
bridge Rockingham, Pendleton, Bath, Allegheny,
Highland and Pocahontas..
March 24th-tde
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COL. BALuWIN,s SPEECH.


Having been informed by his friends that his
opponent for Congress-Gov. Letcher was ex-
pected to be here on yesterday-Court day Col.
Baldwin came here to meet him. His friends
were mistaken, for his opponent was not here
In obedience to the general desire of the people,
irrespective of former party divisions, Col Bald
win addressed the public. He reviewed his
course in Congress, and noticed the false reports
in circulation in reference thereto. We have
not room in this issue to give the character OF
his speech farther than to-Say that his course in
Congress has been such as to meet the approba-
ton OF all, and the votes he gave proved the
falsehood of the malicious charges invented and
circulated to his prejudice. So far as we are en-
abed to learn ALL in this county, irrespective OF
former political affiliations, with the exception
of a FEW who have some cakes to grind" and do
not believe he is the person who can be employed
to turn the grindstone, will cast their votes fol-
Col. Baldwin.
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OUR FLAG.

Tile Senate passed a bill on Wednes-
day last, prescribing the flag OF the Con
fedcrate States. The flag which has
waved triumphantly over SO many bat
tie fields in this war for Southern indie
pendence is retained, appropriately, as
the union or corner square of the
new flag. The Fly" or remaining por-
ton of the ensign, consists of three hor-
izontal bars of equal width, the centre
bar blue, the others white. The white
"purity and innocence" the blue,
strength and stability" The commit
tee have bestowed much attention upon
this subject, and after inspecting the nu-
merous designs submitted to them, have
originated and fixed upon the design a.
bove described as one combining more
than any other all the requisites OF a
flag for the Confederacy. The bill was
passed by the Senate without a dissent
ing voice, and we presume it will meet
with like favor in the House OF Repre-
sentatives. Wing.
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DIED.

Died at the Hospital in Lynchburg, on the 14th OF
March, WILLIAM A. BEAR, in the 10Th year of his age
And on the day, at the Prison, in Alton, Ill
while Prisoner, JAMES FL. BEAR in the 31st year OF
his age both sons Of John 81 and Rachel Bear near
North Mountain in this county.
Died at Alton, Ill, (who was taken there Prison
er on the 18th day of March, WILLIAM II. BEAR, IN
the Doth year of his age of Christian and Marga
ret Bear, near Churchville, Va.
Oh this cruel, this unrighteous war, what family
has not been made to mourn, what parents could be
more deeply afflicted than these the former of their
hope and stay, the latter OF their first born. 1t hard
to part with our friends when with us. But while we
deeply sympahze with these afflicted parents, let us
not murmur God did it, therefore it must be- right
He moves in mysterious way his wonders to per
form, and at the end He will make it plain.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF AUGUSTA.

FELLOW CITIZENS Having been solicited by
numerous citizens, irrespective of old parties,
from varlocs parts of the county, to consent to
become candidate for seat in the next House
Of Delegates of Virginia, do not feel at liberty
to decline the use of my name, if [ can be of any
service to the country, in this time of trial.
The responsibilities to be assumed are very
great, and it is with reluctanec and distrust of
my abilities that announce myself candidate
for your suffrages. But if it shall be your pleas
ure to call me to the duties Of the position, I
can only promise you an honest and jealous eff
fort to meet your expectations.
Apr 28-1t ABSALOM KOINER.
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