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r6peeial to Tribuns.]
Washington, April 2.

Wsshington, April 2.
III. undarstood thst satsbhina, demo-
..s,;c member Of the Ways and Means
s y nm, has pronouneed himsslf in IA
vor Of largo duties on Foreign imports
even almost to prohibition, and IN internal
revenue tax equal to tho demands Of the
Treasury for civil expenses Of the govern
ment, and interest ON the public debt.
Gen. Ould has given assurances TO
Gen. Butler that the body Of Col. Dahl
Qrcn will soon be given up to his father.
Gen. Ord 10 to command the forces in
Western Va. Gen. Sigel commands that
department but does not copduct military
operations in the field.
Especial to Herald
Washington, April z.
The naval committee had under con-
sideration the difficulties of the transfer
of seamen from the army to the naval
service, and subject will be brought be-
fore the Senate on Wednesday.
The reorganization of the army Of the
Potomac is still incomplete owing to non
confirmation of officers by the Senate.
Especial to Postl
Washington, April 2.
Army movements are impossible for
fortnight, owing to the present inclem
ent weather.
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Wsshinr,op, AID

Washington, Aprii 5.
The following cases will be argued in
the Supreme Court Of the United States
during the present week:
Numbers III and 207. the United
States VS.. Sebastian Muner, and the Uni
ted States VS.. Jesse Joaquin anu Todulo;
lie, Anne R. Dermotts, exeeutrix. plain
tiff in error, vs.. Charles Strait, from the
Circuit Court of Washington. D. c.. +;
number III, Anne K. Dormotts, execu-
trix, plaintiff 10 error, vs.. Lepannh Jones;
number l7s, United States et al, Vs.
Edgar Compin, ct al, from the District
Court of Wisconsin; number l79, Benz
D. Godfrey, plaintiff in error. VS.. Charles
T. Eames.
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Sunday Night Report.


kiberalitY Of the Seventh New York
Regiment-An0 Order from Gen. Grant.
New York, April 3.
The Seventh Regiment has contributed
ten thousand dollars to the Sanitary
Fair.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
Gen. Grant has issued an order directing
that any communication addressed BY IN
officer or soldier to his superior, unless
forwarded through the regular official
channel, will be disregarded and the wri-
ter tried by court-martial, and if found
guilty, dismissed the service, or otherwise
severely punished.
Yesterday a newly invented torpedo
prematurely exploded at the navy yard
seriously injuring the interior and the
officer examining it.
Admiral Dahlgren has given up thu
hope of recovering the body Of his con
and will on Monday leave for Charleston
10 resume bis command of the South
Atlantic Squadron.
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Ten-Foxty Loan-Oestruetive FireS.
New York, April /.
Subscriptions to the 1910 loan TO- day
are Sl5s, 200.
Carries coach factory, stable, three
tenement houses and three frame houses
near Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn. we're badly
damaged by FIRE this a. m. Sixteen iam-
lilies we're turned out by the FIRE. Five
small dwellings we're also destroyed BY
Ere this a. M, and several families rem.
dered homeless.
A Coatsburg. Conn.,, dispatch state,
that BY an explosion in the cap and flask
mandatory yesterday several adjacent
buildings were burned. Three female
operates we're burned to death. and ont
man was seriously burned:
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Important Ramer.
New York, April Q

New York, April 2.
The Commercials special says the
House committee will recommend the i'm
mediate passage of the Senate bill for the
coinage OF cents and half cents.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Commercial states that the government
intends to call out all organized militia Of
the United States for sixty days to occupy
the forts around Washington that vet
Grams can be put into the field.
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Ft. M0nroe, April 5.
Steamers which left here at one o'clock
yesterday in search of the disabled steam
ship reported off Cape Henry, have re-
turned unsuccessful.
The steamer Fair Haven, from New
York for Alexandria, has been wrecked
on Cape Henry. No lives los.
The schooner Fannie Bell, from Phila.
delphia for Port Royal, was wrecked al
the same place The Capt. and cook are
missing.
A Brigantine is also ashore there.
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Washington, April 9.
HOUSE.


HOUSE
At the expiration of the morning hour,
the House went into COMMITTEES of
the Whole and resumed the consideration
of the National Bank bill.
Psndleton called up his motion to re-
consider the vote by which the House
disagreed to the Senate's amendment to
the Montana Territory bill, and asking
Committee Of Conference. He said the
Senate's amendment, striking out the
word "wbite" was 10 give negroes the
right to vote in the Territory. 1t was an
amendment different from what had here.
tofore been Incorporated in such bills.
since the Republican party came into
power. This party had ignored their
presidents. His object was to give gen
tlemen an opportunity to determine
whether they were prepared TO say that
negroes should have the same rights in
the territories as white men. He. there
fore, wanted the House to adhere to it's
disagreement.
Besman, of Michigan, would not argue
Wv t~Sesioup Wuctuer u was exDe0lent
that negroes should vote or not. bat :.
the matter stood, the House has already
refused to consent 10 the Senate's amend
meut, and appointed Committee Of Con.
ference On the subject. He moved 10 Law
MIR. Pendleton's motion to recons;dsr on
the table.
The motion Of Beaman was agreed to.
yeas So; nays -.
The House then resumed considera.
tion Of the Rarilan 4 Delaware Railroad
bill.
Sweat. from Maine, spoke against the
bill. believing it he'd no wsrrapt 10 the
Constitution or laws Of the country.
Harper. Of Massachusetts,, offered an
amendment 70 the sixty fourth section 81
the National Bank bill, providing cha,
any bank or banking associations nov Or
ganised 10 purssssos Of tho laws II any
State, under articles Of aseociation which
prohibit specific changes thsrsin, NY b
shaaGsa q soassstsd into Z aaieaaI
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Washington, April 8.

John Jay, D. Van Nostrand, G. c.
Ward, b. Cowden and G.. w. Blunt.
arrived here as committee Of the Union
League Club of New York to urge tbs
passage by the Senate of the House bill
providing for the voluntary enlistment of
any persons Of the insurree,ionary States
into the regiments of other States
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Memphis. March 22.

The rebel Gen. Mccullough is reported
en- route North with five hundred men,
TO reinforce Forrest. He is reported near
Jackson, Tenn, to-day.
Grierson has his cavalry force out
watching and harrassing Forrest; but his
division is much reduced by veterans
gone home on furiough. Had Grierson
his whole division at Memphis, Forrest
would not have escaped 30 easily.
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From New Orleans.

Cairo, April 2.
The steamer Sultan with New Orleans
dates Of the 18th, arrived yesterday with
cargo of sugar for St. Louis, and the
sixth Indiana veterans en- route home
News anticipated.
On the night of the asth the guerrillas
captured and burned trading boat sew.
enty miles below Memphis.
The rebels occupy Hickman. Ky
Faulkner's Headquarters is said to be
there. Forests men returned through
part OF Ky. opposite here, stealing horses
and conscripting.
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Opening Of the Great Eair-Attempt ia
Blow up ship.
New York, April 2.

new 1ork, April 2.
Meyer Gunther has proclaimed Monday
as holiday, in honor of the opening
of the Sanitary Fair.
Capt. Monroe of the ship Norway, re-
ports that while at sea, negro made a
desperate assault on a sailor, and then
endesvored to blow up the ship, by firing
the powder magazine, but was shot dead
while trying to accomplish the latter act,
and thrown overheard. The wounded
sailor WAS taken to the city hospital.
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By Telegraph NV Yoxx April 2.
Cottoa--vithsut deeiaed change al ssarec fur mid
ding aplands. ani ~ &sse FIR low n4iddling
i5yar-fIrfn ami caiy nBadirg damabd. snsEs 20
fsr extra sa=ss. f0as ~ fer H. H. o. and $50
- fnr trade brands. elosang quiet.
whisksyNore assEss and hrmsr a; eigl OF fer State
and s54s-i n5 for WESTERN
Nh~Ai-Firsn and rather sctve AZ el91 ~ for
Chicago Spring ossai 81 Mil Cinb, and s7Esi 20
fyr Winter Red Western.
Cvrn--lIsavs ard lower fgr cid 2ak5i esls for old
and 2kai 2s5 Cor yellow Included In fhs ssiss
are 2S.ooo bushels old Western chiefly At =.
Oass--Duii st ss6zsar fex State and Western.
Mooi--Dan and unchanged.
Re~-Qairs and without material change in price
fvde--firm bat quiet
Sugars-ErR ioe fez " o. Az f,r Daia and 1s12c
for y. H.
Mclaes=-Duif: " O saassc
Pesrols ana-Esm with upward teniesscv Crude 81 D
saS RehneSi in bond 5oS5ilsr and Refined free $50
Gcc, burers apart at 34e.
Pork-Qniet and prices scarcely hrm except fsr
prime which Is shade higher - ~ for y Is ar
old mess u % far mess IL ssa - IS for old ard
prime and D oss2t 50 for prime aiso. 500 btis
FIR June. sellers option at - ell aud SO
bids do for Jaly, buyers option. - 60
Recf-uuei aTi unchanged beef hasns firm.
Cut Meass-Firm
Bacon siaes-Frm at Iis4 for Western Cumberland cut
l2ss for long ribbed III for do short ribbed 1915 for d.
short ee-r, rnd AZ rf4l4 for do Tong rut hams
| Lard-Quiet at I34si5A
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CoLeATE,s HONEY soar.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such universal
demand, IL made from the cholccst materials, Is
mild and emo,ien in its nature. ffagrAntly
scenseA. and extremely Ben effcial In rs actsoa
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jan2olydaw.
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AcfUPHis, MARCH JI.
Grierson's cavalry is trying to inter.
cept the retreat of Forrest. They will
probably pick up many Of his men, and
may be able to prevent Mccullough
joining him with reiuforcemsnn.
No ews from below
Hospital No 2, at Vicksburg, was sci
on fire and destroyed few days since.
No lives lost
The steamer Tycoon vas fired into on
her down trip. No injury done.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


New York, April 2.
The steamship City Of Cork, from L'v-
srpool goth, and Queenstown 2lss. ar
rived here this morning.
The morning Herald Of the 2lst has
the following:
Copenhagen, March 10 Yesterday
three Prussian men-of-war attacked the
Danish bloctading squadron of Griefs-
valid and Pomerma. After an engagement
of two hours, the Prussian vessels returned
to the harbor.
Artillery firing was renewed to-day at
Duppel.
Berlin, March 2O.-The Commander.
in-Chicf of the Prussian navy has received
areport, stating that yesterday the Ar.
cana, with three gunboats, again put tc
sea in search of hostile shipping. The
cruise had no result, however, all the
Danish ships having left Prussian waters
The report concludes: Therefore, there
can be no question of an existing blockade
of the Prussian coast.
Loudsberg, March l8. Thursday there
was heavy cannonading and fighting al
along the line of the Duppel villages
The Loudsberg position was taken BY
the Prussians, after fierce resistance BY
the Danes. The position Of nuppel il
still unharmed.
The number of Prussians is always fou
to one. Their artillery has ranged owe
three miles.
A Danish Colonel was killed to-day
and 20 men wounded, and were broueh
in. The enemy's loss is severe. Tn
Danish army is undauuted.
Copenhagen, March 1.-THE Prus
sian batteries opened FIRE yesterday morn
ing on the Duppel entertainments. Tb
enemy fred altogether FIVE hundred shot,
We replied occasionally, in all 35 times
Our firing seemed to be successful, as tw
of the euemy's batteries were silenced 70
some time. We have two officers kille
and one wounded; l6 privates killed an
40 wounded.
The City of Cork brings no later Con-
mercial adyices.
Fleursburg, March lS.-The bombart
ment of DuppeI was resumed to-day
Terrific firing was heard here.
Turin. March l7-Adyices from Ron
state that the illness of the Pope has b.
come more alarming.
Hamburg, March 17.-It is rumore
but uncon6rmed, that Prince Frederc
of Augustenburg. was found dead in h
bed at Riol
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!, New York. Anril z

Receips for duties At the Custou
Hopse to-day was sos, 9os 81 which
e1S6,llS were gold certificates. The
receipts for the week we're 81, 464, 74O.2
Of which 63S, $50, 20 were in gold osrti6.
ootes.
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Patterson. N. j.. A

Patterson, N. J., April 2.
Hon. J. N. Taylor, Speaker of the
New Jersey House of Assembly, died
here this morning.
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New York, April 2.

The New Orleans correspondent of
World states that Brownsville is to be
evacuated by our forces.
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Special Notices.
COUGHS AND COLDs-Th. sud-

~ den changes Ut climate u Pumo-
nary. Eecnchisl and Asthmatic Affections Experience
having proved that simple remedies often speedily
when taken In the early stages Of the disease
should be had Browns Bronchial Troches'
Lozenges let the Cold Cough Irritation the Throat
he slight by this precauton serious at
tack may be- eectuay warded n Public speakers ard
Singers will find them eeenal for clearing and strength
ening the voice. Solsrrs should have Them they
be carried in the pocket and taken occasion requires
apr2
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Bo..en stock Market.

Br Telegraph BcssoS. April q
Mining steoks-Cent - Franklin 81 HANCOCK l1b.
Huron :. u 1.Ie ROYAL =. Milan Sc Roskiaad ~ Mes
nard IL ir~nch Greek Pswsbic a. Superior Ii ouin-
cy ~.
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diseases Of the Nervous,
SemlmmN rrtua ~ amA SAvmal Sw =

tenn s-new and reliable treatment-in reports Of tn
How AssocIaSfoSSent by mail In sealed letter
yelopr free charge Address Dr. j. SKILIIx HoueHros
Howard Association, No. south Ninth Street Phadel
phia, Pa aprl-d&~fy
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Dahlgren Returns to Charleston.

Special to Commercial
Washington, April 2.
Gen. Grant is expected at Washington
tonight
Admiral Dablgren intends soon re-
Stunning his duties in Charleston harbor,
giving up all hopes of recovering his son 3
body.
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Ladies' Ladies Ladies
Don't fail to read the advertisement in this paper headed
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES I!
Dr. Cheesman has devoted the last thirty years Of his
practice " female Complaints. Lis Pills like charm.
They ar
RELIABLE AND SAFE.
dsc90-dkwetnood.
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GollIllserfi0l.l
ooaA1CEn3 DAl1S ~
8. E1AMlLL d CO.,
WHOLDeAI.n 0ROOlnS,
No. 100, Cosnw Fourth - l1ain sfss1s.

DAny GAn Orr Oxy1cAl
KHoKuE. April 2, lseA. J
Pp~DUCR AND PROvls1ONs.
rrou.-supernne, 8 %; Spring wheat Hxtra, - 70
coss Hr.I-si Soasa % = Ioc-ns.
3D. 80. 49,, = r 10 80 e ..
.Coas--New Is. old 7Dc = bashsl.
WaaAs-Fali, 81 ass Spring. socfGn % y buahsl.
0ys--66 to Sc.
OArs.-63 70 Csc
(3nxKs AppLEs-90c9H co.
PorAfors--ssese Retail sc ? Peck.s sos. ..
6ses-is .: retail 9oc
CmcKEss-sa Soto rs, very scarce.
wairs Brass-oommon TO Good, q so@H IS Prim'
Navy, 81 0N1s2 rs
H.r--Timotsy, 60 ooes2s 90 bAlsd, sas % Prairie
S1l 0o@s6 GO.
GROCERIES.
sue.n-New Orleans fair. l5c; prime 16c, choice IL
New York. c. Doc; New York, A, PC crushed and pow
| dered 2lc.
corYrr-llo, sog4sc Java, &c.
sse.-Americsn, 7sls English, SIC
casDIn-s,ar, . 70 III Mould s lz51 Q i.e.
q - BlaeE. II % 70 81 Co.
ros.coo-pa,k sweet CSC: Medium Brands, Zoe Il
sea and s ,as. E e.. {, :. .. O. 70 81 10
GIAss-sxIe City 81 30, rates.
| CoEDAGE-21 To &c
DaY APPLEs-l0c = M.
| Oar PE.cHKs-Tlfs 1871 to Ice Y D.
DES cURKAsrs-2Dc.
| R.isfss-s5 90 70 IS so.
TIsH-No Aaekersi, bbls si7 ooesls %.
No. DO hf DO y soesie %.
Mo- Do BIZ DO = ootos 50.
/ Ma Ftxh y
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nIARIES ron 1854.

N. ,. BaownxLL,
49, oeeslA - Nh o4eoo
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Sun Dries.

LrAfHu-saie 3e TO Sc, Harness 10 70 4se-
HiDEsDry flint 10 to lsc Dry salted IL % is Grno-
hy half price Green to s, Green Sheep Pefs, ~ 10
81 2ss Green Hog skins. i5r.
srrps-Tinsothy, e % Flax, 81 IS To 2 40
HrsTHERS-sa 4sr.
EsH-iIarnbarg isiS To 1910
BgKY CsrTIx-sf % 10 ~ 90 gross.
saxxp-s5 % 10 50 % r lon. gross.
w0ol-lIsan Tubw asb1d, g. ~ 15c4 Tnwxshed one
third less
ogLs-soai Oil beSi White, sac. retail. Soc Ln-
seed OH 81 IS Lard OIL 81 10 % 81 2 Fsh oi, 81 40
Bxgsw Az.
Far Hoes 90 10 - "a netr;
Rass-Woai~ lsrs Gotten SIG.
NV Gpssfs~-1ic.
Dtp IEoN-ic = Pr Brass fAr Y H.: FacrEn f6c v p.
HxcHsysn-slsl New fswk. Philadelphia, Boston, Gin
cnrssti 81. Louis ami Csleago , cent for bsnkabls
funds. Gold - toe % prenasam tuyihx
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st. Catherine, &C. W J April 2.
The Wellend Canal opens for naviga
ton on April 18th.
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Fort Monroe. April |

Lieut.. Gen. Grant accompanied By
Gems. Mcdowell and Smith arrived this
morning from Washington.
The steamship R A. Spaulding has
arrived from Beaufort. (N. CD bringing
the mails and about fifteen rebel prisoners
principally of Georgia regiments.
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Mtning stocks.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK April 2
Central Gold l5ls Hilton els Corp Lake a.; Min IS;
Pacenfa Bay Montana Tt Dntonagon :; Flint Steel Is;
do lag do i5t Islc Royal 90 French Creek az D. 2sk:
Gregory 2ssS- do I'D.
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new York Money Market.

BY Telegraph NV YORK April .
Money active at 6 to T.
Sterling quiet at 1.stG1So
Gold steady; opening At l66sgA declining to 1861
advancing 70 1851, and closing nrm At Ices.
Total exports of specie to-day 81, 10
Government stocks steady.
6 6s 81 coupons ll3i 49,
SD coupons llGh-
f-S9 Treasury IiiGll2.
Stocks letter
CARI13,s4; Toi $50; G 4 Chi l28s C p l26l1: III c
Scrip 14ss4; r Fl cl45lg NJ l5ojS N $50.
Reading 15T Harlem lsa; Hudson 16sa< Erie 1241< do
pfd III 1855. Pacific Mail 81 Canton 12I Nil
kPDC 81; s.; Alton T IS; do pfd s9ls c 1
MGL
After Board Gold quoted 1t 1917.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-25

soEnaKRs, see 70 your ewn hsaisa, DO
aos trust TO the Array supplies; 0holsra,
Fssar and Bowsl Complains, viii fcltov
your slightest indiacretion, H0LAs0-
WAYS PILLS o. OINTMENT sAoald
be in every mans knapsaek. The Brislsr
and Prensh troops hse No ether medicines.
Ii tins seaaer Of this notise cannes gss box
Of Pills or Ointment from The drug store
10 his place, lee him wriss TO ms 80 Maid
en- Lane, enclosing the amouat and ] viii
mail box free of expense. Many deal
exs will not keep my medicine on hand
because they cannot make ~ much profit
as on other persons make. IS cents, ss
cents, and 81, 40 per box or pot, 2l6
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-25

The forcible seizure by the adAain-
istrakion Of six hundreds tons II les IRON
the Kniekefbockes Lea Company in this
city, 10 o significant act, and our citizens
would DO vel DO peaasf ia futl meaAiasy-
Is Is common enough 10 impress horses,
mules, corn and proveadar near shslssene
Of military operations; bat when goods
are seized by foree Of arms at distance
HfFaaf the aoEual scene Of hassihsasss ii %
because the credit Of she government Is
at 90 low an ebh that Its promises 10 pay
will not be taken. For over year past
the southern people hare suffered the hor-
rofsofIa ferc6 iupsessEaans Of goods,
axsa naA isssea@ tbs NORTH viii b easa-
PEELED to follow suit. We are fast going
back to anarchy and barbarie modes Of
goxernmant, Nothing can save US bat Q
Total change Of rulers.-N. Y. World.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-25

R-1IlI1l a -
III: ss,s
Ne pssiadiss existing p he minds q
nsny persons sgaiass uhas ars dsnomin-
atsd pA.sns medicines . izsz greatly re-
tasdsd lin sals; bus - iss virtaa end mar
!. ss::s, e. :f +
iasssassd 20 rapidly thas ~ . ssw ysars
sesrceiy village existed ID the DATED
States Ia whicd sas1a llssed md nss sx-
pssisnsed tina beasais axiaiBg from the
ase Of the ssBisssrs,n and al the pses sas
day shspsers p befoana y gu 1a9S n
tho psysf v@aaAsls fsf hid grska 4&ik
Of the article. No greater cure for Dys-
r. e. sssssi d; isIi:','2s1sel;
ally everywhere. Aim.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-25

. IN Isina6kW& aMAeas az na&Ask H.
famous proclamation fsto whom il may
concern Offers liberal terms On other
and 9 I ~ II, " ~
sent 10 the abandonment Of slavery thro'-
out ths seeded States. Dir. Lincoln
knows shaksiavsfy L. d Ssasa fnssisutiou
over which JEFF. Davis has no more con-
1roI than he himself has over the mar
rage lawypf the n0sthasn, Aaatess Ts IA
nand, then, a. j condition OF receiving
and considering peace propositions, that
they shall inelnde the abandonment OF
slayagy,n 10 TO demand an absolute inns
possibility. JEFF. Davis might as we'll
and - reasonably demaua that kinesln
should regulate Tia ralsgian afs Ehs peopls
Of Illinois. The Engllsh &pguage fur
nishss no worda capable OF suitably stig-
Imatixing the infamous hypocrisy that pre-
tends to favor peace, and al The sanae
MEgs ms@possa "a ahaolutss harriag 10 ne
gotiatiaus fhak weald sssuks pSsre, hy
| isnposAbfe conditions. The fndiguahl
voice Of the people will sweep Lincoln
and his conditions out OF the path 81
peace in November nsxs.-SpTsag. Rag
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-25

- Two easxziag womsna aags dis
GUESSING one day what il 10 which COAST.
sases beauty in she hand. They differed
in opinion as much as In the beautiful
members whose merits they were discuss
ing. A gentleRau friend presented him
self, and. BIZ csmmon pa4seass. The ques-
ton kas rsasgted ID hin. = D. ga > deli
cate matter. He thought Of Paris and
the three goddesses. CHANGING from ono
10 the other Of tho beautiful white hands
presented for his examination, he replied
1t lasss 81 gre it np; the question il too
hsea ses aas sat AZ sAe pacrs sad they
&all 81 sou sAas tie aaostsb saukff pl band
In The world 10 the hand that givea."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-25

- Brigham Young says the devil ID
mach Of q gentleman Ia comparison with
many who serve him. In one OF bis sar-
asss Bsigham relates TIC foaipwsSas
sssa xsaaeniMn said sosne, Il AoAd aiks
to establish billiard table and drinking
saloon In youF oityi yoa mass have sucE
places here By and BY any how May b
we will and May be We viii not; We shall
see whsshar God Almighty Nill reign y
EmQsg his nesrssy q waetler thA 3oyi
VIII I ahaif k5sp sdSh sChfssssdN Inski'
tusioas ont Of the city - lang d cam
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-25
A M.rrxR ON nurY.--rs ID the solsu

A MArrER on nurYs--Is ID the solemn
duty OF every zroo .1getrain from sail
ing 10 his transformers an article for food
which he knows Ia positively injurious TO
the nsaish, and he IL deprived Of all ex-
cuse for 20 doing when a better article
for che parpose can be readily obtained
as the sazas cost. Nov The pare Chem
iesI salsrasus, made By DsLaaa ! Co..
can always be had, and thia is known Il
be rure and free from all delssrious mat
tsr. No grocer who regards shs weiGas'
Of his customers viii fail 10 keep it.