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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

i Ez=a5 5Szs 8 sSa
We yYrsth spaa liaaa party
TAs Rsss Pist5 Rises hsYss pss-
xsaAsd aAsprsssns aassssatiag sisil lsss,
II pishk hsyssaysd, me fiyespS stppqs-
M et}e go - Of ~ sa1saSG I'D
shousands Of miliioaa Of the peoples
1ssss Tor prsoEp whzs We ~, eeed
shs foiiowiag frem the spessA u SFzEsxs
"A. nouslAs, delivered in the tnitsd ss-ssg
ssssss, Jans<y ID, 1884, spsa the eoss con
pssniss sasAsmss, thsa esssaiag hasazs
The SanatA: ii
81 kslisvs shis TO be . fair hasie OF
ausiushla adjustment. IL yoa of the He
pnbilAn aida are not Wiling 20 accept
this, nor shs proposition Of the Senator
from Kentusky, Mr.. Cfittsnden, pysI
Ted ~ ssAas xoa ore soiIsas 10 DOT
W AnDasss rHR IssUzaY 10 kEPuaiIc AIS
ossv. soR raE RRAsas rRAr IN FAB Coz
grrrxx or THIRTRKs, a rKw DAYs AoosI
Yyxar xxxBxx gxoK rHx ScCyK, sacrrDtss
rausx xxaH TKE CoTros SrArss, AEssas.
Tooags AND DGyIs,) xxPsxssxp TaKIa
REAursxss 10 AccaRT SHE PkoPnsIffoS 0y
NM vESxaAsIx FglEsp Faoa kRnTUoxT,
Mg. CRrTTgSpxs,) As FINAL sETrLEAESTI
on TIE ccsTRovKRsY, IF IN zsDxa Asn sus-
TANNED BY YHg RgPgBLIcAk HzABBas.
uHEECE THE SOLE RESPONSI-
BLITY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY OF AN AMICABLE AD-I
JUsTAENT, is WITH THE REPUB-I
LOAN PKTY .&&- Al -
Hare ii IL praysd mat the Republican
party 10 responsible, for tbs var thai b
is responsible, for every dollar of nation
al laAa sssEs irasbssaueas Incurred On 90
count Of the war---shat it is responsible,
FOR he high taxes thas have been imposed
upon the people, on account Of the waf-
that il ia responsible, for The distress and
anansial ruia. which nov exists in every
part Of the eoRntry-that il 10 responsi-
BE, ASor sssry iifs lost ii the war --shAs
it is responsible for, and should receive
the curses of every wife made widsw,
and of every child msde N orphan, By shs
war. In short that il viii be responsible
fek the dissolution OF the Union, should
the Union be dissolved.
Shall such party he eSssiaasd "a
power, or win the people change their
raIsys? Les the Ballot boxes at the next
election proclaim the answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31
rHE Aspralsa sRsae.

I Under thu teachings OF she Tfsbassy
tie eoloFed people are beginniag 20 .spus
On aiss.p In the Aasso- a jrsean Of this
week We and sharp attack apon Eiizur
Wright, Boston AboIitioniss, bsesasa
be prasamss to sag that the asgra
h-s aos IS mach virilisy As thc whites. -
The sdlsos coca on 20 show that shs col
cred race IN this country doubles svsry
svsnsy.two years, while ID sakss shirty.
years fsF the whites, even with she idss
Of eraigsssiosi, 10 double their nambsfs.
BIZ hear bow this darker editor talks:
ma, friend Wright, yea nasd not dis-
sarb yoarsslf about tbs elaek naa in
Fsaese Unked Stasss; be has - gesd
standing color, sRd M ahEndanae of 90.
dssanoe; lass brush sasaa Of shoss kaos-
y esbwsbs frsza yow hrsia spd hook ~
hsa taA, brassass aeslt smbsd, soskna-
brsEa4d, as Ge4 Tsade Aim, O asaza saa
q b9oshlr. Eoa ahayp ssass&, AateAss-
facsd, laak- bzsssd ssoplss aided hy sei-
msce and shsg ahabso here vainly seisd sa
@ash tie Iaaahood oat Of Aim, end fail
ea do klvs pr roo saanos " him ssf
Of Ais aaahood. Hs IA a hstlss asa,s sisd
d better csti&es shaa ges or yessT racs
sssEes dars 3D. = sssdAr sN1 ssrcssNstsacss
/ rs, al cam sasss !; if Me<s wAy ~ yea sat
dave his saual ehaassef Wky shat
yaag eyes "a faats2 RisG Rsn. Rstase
ths esssF dag, ssastsd On farpsd nzAssh
ri s.staas. ksra an fSfAa aAHm IA And tWo
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

- q The feet eas no longes be dis
guIsed that many Of the Republican SEN
atogs aasirsEw var and disuDdons undm pres,
text Of saving the Union. They wish 20
get rid Of the Southern States, in order
"a hsys NnsjaSYin NC Ealnss ito Ssous
arm the apDoinsrnents, and many OF than
think they ssa heid perzasseat Repue-
lican majority inthe Northern States, buf
-nos in the whsls Unioa; Ter parsisan reas
soma they ars aaxiossto diwoavs the Un-
ioa, IL IL can be done wiEhsas holding
them responsibls before the people. s--.
tSssphea a. Douglas In lhs u s.. Ssnase,
Dec. Is, 1860. = ? fs
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LOOK ON THIS PICTURE

R"f HAVE No PURPOSE, DI-
REOTLY Or INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERB NfTH TIE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN TIE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. / BELIEVE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT 10 Do
so. AND / HAVE NO ,INCLIEATIoS
TO DO so.b-Prsident Ltncola ii
his Inaugural Address.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

% these safsrsal fanatics and Abo-
asioaisas svsr get the Posrer tn thssT
Aauds, they sosii ovsrids sh4 Coastiiss-
tion, sas the SsprsHs Court al defiance,
change oad make 9ascs 10 sssis thsnasetUss
LAT VIOLENT HANDS on THOSE EHo pJF-
rRE wIra rHKx IN OPINION, or dsvs Yses-
tion their 6aassts, and 6saily bsakrslpt
ne eoanary assd delags u sctsh btOod. p
DAxIxL WKBsTKR. s....r sssz sssr.s -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31
THEN ON THIS.

"I ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE.1--
Lissoss,s EwameipGssas PsocsaHasssHa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31
sTECK xAEs IN y0UR HAT AND KEEP
YRAERE!

The following confession was made by
the Hon. Mr.. Dawes, a Republican mem
Der of Congress from Massachusetts, On
the 25th of April, in whiah be exposed
the eorrupsnsss of Lincoln's adminissEa-
siea :,
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REaklA
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CAME INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE-
TRENCHMEHT, THERE Is INDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY Has PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YRAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
ERaMENT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATIoN WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF IT'S CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

SaNEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS- UAS gAANoiPATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN TREY
CAN GRANT BILLS OF DIV0RcE. .
-Ex- GoU. Henry Dsssoa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31
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circle. q es 1Sass I Z s18sf
Wheh ahage are ssors candidates shau
can rxseh the Flag or Bible, shsy should
be divisfad and otiissssd bS ssetioas.
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'esssss ~ ~ a0q aefena al ~sssny shssl.
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United States Of America, ansses shs seal
OF mr. saorsd honor. ,aakuowlssags my-
self frnlY boand aad nlsdgad IA ESs
fatthfaf aayfornansa al thss ole, ah.
iigation. So help me God.
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selves.
p aensisGse0, around yoa = band
u treenens sao are pledged % defend
sa g'ohous Vnior. fney hsye Ensas
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fssonery. -+
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f.-Memas OF the Oouneil, will yuu
euinrga vour aiaeia Ia hdrnst Esmsv vzxara
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she uHiss, ] pledge ay Eiss, ny fortune
aad any sacred hHnur. so help me Ged.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31
A LFRED 4. SMITH,
MOUSE, SIGN Aae sasAaeRTAl pAIaTER.

COUNCIL BLUFPs, IOWA.
GLAZING, G. haing. Graiuiug, MzxbliuS. BrouzsnS.
sarKi2ss wagon aAa hu9gy painting, ia good style.
PsHer haagiRg warranted not 70 peoi sH good
stack Of wAl4-sApeT constantly on hand. Ceilings
whitSusd ana walls coleFed- 4
~ Orders from toaR OF eouatTy, solicited aud
promptly attended to. ..s-..-. .g..-4
shop ou RsEA street, rear ofSsaass Stock.
MsE2ls Is. E
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

- a Deaaocralic ootspsporary asks
'swAen will the war sesssSss Hhsa aAs
Dssossaais party sessas to supply men
for Lizsosla's array, aad taos lsava The
Asolitioaisss % 70 sAsir eva hghtiag---
Nhsn tie wreEoAes shAll be called apea
V spall shsir oxa hlood, shsy wili, very
assak, sssp sas war. g
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

kascols's PLoxipA CosvEsTIos. An
oAs@ ID . New York Rsgimsns, ssgagsd
ID shs Florida aghs, wsilss a. follews 10
arelasivs ia Baasis:
I'll havshad my foot shot on and msy
lDsa part OF mig beg, aa fer bsssg y dess~
ga13 10 Ina frat p0tssscsl oossssssssss
spAkeA ksaeosn has ksiass FJeTs6G.v
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31
! FRRKMANls pI,RDgR

To defend and 'perpetuate Freedom aad
The uHisa, ] pledge hy life, ny fortune
aad ny sacred honor. 80 help me Gsd.
Here follows patriotic ole, as she
discretion of ths ooaacii. Ali bat the
uew members will take ttsir ssats. While
the P. proceeds 10 deliver ths follosing
charge 20 The candidate
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

AS5cf o4AEx EEAeEx.sa ssss..l
AV.P.-G@kaanA, ! ~ directed b
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= M. PALMER,
OFFICER 4 pusEY,
BANKERS,


COUNCIL BLuEEs. IOWA;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
Particulars .f Averiirs victory

NEw YORK, Aug. l0-Ths Tribune. 8
special from Harper's Ferry gives the
particulars Of Ayerilrs victory.
Averill attacked The combined forces
OF MoCausland, johnson, Gilmore, aud
Mcneil. Gu the morning Of the 7,b, and
alter a spirited fght completely routed
their entire commands, capturing al
their artillery, (fouf pieces vast guam
titles Of small arms, 500 horses and
equipments, and 420 prisoners, inclading
6 Field and - Company officers
MscAsalaaI with biz demorali1ed
command retreetcd TO the mountains
Our loss Is comparatively small
killed and 2 wounded Among our
killed were Maj Congress aud lst Lieut.
Clarke, 81 Virginia cavalry. They we're
struck down while gallantly leading a
charge. Capt Kerr was severely
wounded while penetrating the enemy
lines.
The Tribuaes Washington special
says Chief Engineer Latimer who ar
rived this morning from the feet of
Mobile. reports that when he left, active
preparations were being made by Farra-
gut for immediate action.
He describes Fort Morgan az a brick
structure on the Sumter plan, aud bank
ed up as an additional preeaution with
and.bags, 80 that the frout is consider
ed lmpregnabie; but being once passed,
can be readily reduced by an attack from
the rear Farragut having succeeded in
passing the fort, We shall doubtless hear
Of It's capture and evacuation 10 a day or
two
Official dispatches are expected from
Farragut tomorrow II was no part OF
bis plan to capture the city. hut only to
relieve a large portion of our aeet which
has been stationed there for six months
past
Morris statement, that the Tecumseh
was sunk by Fort Morgan, is totally dis
credited BY the Navy Department The
vessel was not likely TO engage the fort,
and no chance shot could not have sunk
her. Some correspondent saws:
1t is generally beiieved in the Army Of
the Potomac that Lee has sent Long
streets corps to Hoods assistance
The 7imes's Washington special of
the q,h says: A Cabinet meeting was
held to-day, at which questions Of State
policy of more than ordinary interest
and importance were discussed. Il is
confidently stated by those who are in
intimate social and political relations
with different members Of the Cabinet
that Stanton has resigned, aud the
President has accepted his resignation.
1t is not, however, positively known that
such is a fact
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11

DEATH or LIEUT.. Col. WALKER-It is
with no ordinary feelings of regret that
we record the death Of our gallant young
friend and felIow.townsman Lieut.. Col.
Will H. Walker Of the 136th Indiana
Volunteers, who breathed his last at two
o'clock yesterday afternoon. after a brief
Illness
Col. Walker, in response to the call
Of his country, in 1861, enlisted in the
25th Regiment Of which he became Ad-
jutant, in which position he served with
credit to himself and to the full "a tisfkc-
ton Of the officers and men of the regi-
ment, until shortly after the fan of Fort
Donelson, when he was forced to resign
on account OF i'll health. During the
winter Of 1884 he rendered valuable
assistance TO Col German in recruiting
and organizing the l20th Regiment, at
Vincennes, where he acted as Post Ad-
jutant
When the call was made for l00-days
men, he again responded prompt
ly, and raised full Company, OF which
he was chosen Captain, and upon the or
gsnization of the regiment he was rec
commended for, and commissioned as,
Lieut. Colonel, in which capacity he did
his whole duty, until stricken down by
the disease that has thus speedily proved
fatal He reached home about week
ago, very i'll, but strong hopes wore en-.
tertaiued Of his speedy recovery. But
alas, those fond hopes have been blasted,
and to-day the dutiful son, the faithful
and warm-hesrted friend, and brave sol
der lies Strengthened for the tomb.
To bis bereaved friends Wa can offer
no consultations their'sis grief tina time
alone can mitigate. But in coming
years 1t will be a matter Of pride to see
the name Of their son and brother in.
scribed with those who gave their lives
for their country
"0neof q fsw immortal names
That were not born TO die"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11

PERsoSAt.-We we're sgreesblJ sur.
prised, last night, by meeting our elegant
and gallant fEend, Col. John P. Baird,
late Of the Eighty-ffth Indiana, who ar
rived in the city last night on visit to
his friends.
Col Baird has seen pretty rough ser
vice during the last two years, having
spent several months in that delectable
institution at Richmond styled Libby,
and latterly participated in the brilliant
campaign of Gen. Sherman, from Dial
ton TO Atlanta.
Hard service broke down his health,
and he was compelled to resign, but we
are glad to see him rapidly improving
in health, and feeling pretty well.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11

NV YoRK, Aug. l0-Gold continues
weak The present military situation is
fayorablv construed to the national cause
at the gold room, and the tendency is 10
keep gold down
The price has Anctuated from 2jj at
the opening to 252i and again up TO
2555.
The Post contains a detailed account.
showing how Boston has been engaged
ia importing men from Europe 70 70 as
substitutes and volunteers IN the army
Three ship loads Il appears have seen
brought over mostly from Germany, snd
the business has been kept much more
secret than many &c our most important
army movements
The Commercial says the Government
has received most important official
news from Atlanta to-day.
II also says private dispatches an
nounce the resignation Of Seward, Blair
and Welles.
Gen. Hooker and the Assistant Seere-
tary Of the Navy, Mr.. Fox, arrived here
to-day
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11

OMAHA CRY, Aug. l0-The Indians
are hourly committing new depredatons,
stealing stock, burning trains, and Kill
ing indiscriminately They we're within
one hundred yards of the pickets Of Fort
Kearney last night, aud cred an arrow
At one Of them.
4 coach arrived at Fort Kearney this
morning, and reports having passed sew
eral trains that had been burned, and
dead bodies by the side Of them.
4 party Of six whites we're killed at
Thirty-tEo Mile Greek last night
Tie Indians have stolen al the stock
AZ Cottonwood Station. 90 miles west o.
Fort kearney THIS morning party Of
soldiers started in pursuit Of them 1t
IS well kuown that rangers, supposed to
be from Qaansrelis old band, arc among
then.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
THE VERY LATEST
TELE CIR a 3
Interesting from Mobile
Fort Powell Blown Up and Eyac-
uated.
Fort Gaines Surrendered, with =
Garrison of 600 Men.
OmeisI Dispatch.

Official Dispatch
~ JH0j. Gen w. J. Sherman, com
van ling Military DirisioH Of The
.hTssa ssippi'
NAE DEPARTMENT, WAsHiSsToSi
Aug. I0-l0s30 P. NJ.
The GolloN ing report Of our operations
at Mobile, exl racted from the Richmond
Eaquirey> of Il is morning, has just been
received by this Department from Maj
Gen Butter:
MOBILE. dug. s. Friday night Lieut.
Col Williams, comm. 1nding Fort Powell,
evacuated and blew q p the fort les
terday and to-day the "a 'emy are sheiline
Fort Gaines. The Peep, e OF Mobile are
ell ready for the fray. CIR eat conhdenc'
prevails, and the people IRE satisfied
with the conduct Of Lieuts Buchanan,
Murray and Barnett, OF the nA y.
SECOND DISPATCH
It ia painfully haniliating toAnnouuce
the shameful surrender Of Fost Gaines
at 9 80 o clock this morning by Cslonel
Chas Anderson, of the 2lst Alabama
Regiment This powerful work vas
proyisioned for six months with q garri-
son OF 600 men. he communicated
with the enemy's feet by flag OF truce
with the sanction OF Gen. Page.
He inquired by signal what his pat
pose was, but received no answer His |
attention was attracted By signal gnns
Page repeatedly telegraphed, " Hold on
to your fort" The same night he visit I
ed Fort Gaines and found Anderson on |
board the Yankee feet arranging terms /
of capitulation lie left peremptory |
orders for Anderson on his return not /
to surrender the fort, and relieved him /
Of his command. Fort Morgan signaled /
this morning, but no answer Was re-
ceived except the hosting Of the YAM (
kee flag over the ramparts Of Fort +
Gaines Auderson's conduct is officially .
pronounced inexplicable and shameful.
Dispatches just received from Gen.
Sheridan report bis forces moving
against the enemy up the Shenandoah
At four " they were skirmishing about
ten miles from Winchester.
This morning Gen Grant reported the
explosion OF an ordnance boat yesterday
l. AIDED With ammunition at City Point
wharf No details have been received
Col Babcock, Of Gen Grant staff, vas
slightly wounded
No operations Of consequence before
Atlanta we're reported.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-11
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served In perfectly pure 81. Crolx rum. For par.
iealafs' aes circulars aud testimonials around
each boitls
Beware q imposiors. Examine sysry bottle.
See that Il ba, our private U. y. Stamp unnnti-
lated over tie cork, with plantation scene. aud
ont signature on hne stesl piafs side Label. Sea
that orr bottle i NOT rs-aied With spurious and
aoieierious stun Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bitters BY the gallon IN bHlk, IL Al
i1npssior. Any person Initiating this bottle, or
ssiiing any other material therein, whether called
Plantation bittsfs o. net. IL criminal under the
I. ,. Law aud viii b. 70 Prosecuted BY a. We
already hsye orr eye several parties re -aIiins
our bottles &C., who Will succeed ia ssttlsg
themselves iato close quarters. Thedetsapd for
BRAKES Plantation differs from ladiss, clergy
H''n' merchants &c. Is incredible. Tbssimpls
uial Of bottle Is the evidence present Of thsl'
worth ana superiority, They are sold BY al re
spectacle druggists, a-ooers, physicians, hotsts.
Saloons steam Boats and country stores.
p. u. DRAKE co.
Nc. 2o2 Broadway, n. Y.