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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-02
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THEA ON THIS.

sT ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
in THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE, AND
HEREAFTEa SHALL BE FREE
Lsnessa's Emancipation Proclamation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-02

sEcRETAaY SKwARDss powxa. The Sec
rotary Of Sksss, whils sndsag gasing 10 via
ascssssshs sasalify oE she Federal asssrn-
meat 70 Lqsd Lyons, illustrated his posi-
zion by saying:
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LOOK ON THfs PICTURE.

Dw HAyE NO PURPOSE, d.
RECTLT OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TRRRERR WITH TaK INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY ls TUE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. / BELIEVE |
HAVE no LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
SO, AND HAVE No INCLINATION
TO Do O.''-Prsssa4ns Lin, oln IN
hss T,.aaGsxsrnI x.itIrkxs :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-02
aTtcx Tszss An EsuR l4AT AADMEEF
U1N Ng

ATTAEk&!
The following confession was made by
the Hea. Ar. Dswsa, Repsblisaa nsza-
Ssrss ooegreas atsA Aiassaesnsstis, on
the 2sth Of april, in which hs exposed
Nss0sxupsasssa af LlDeOLnss aazAisdssza-
kioa
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM-
BER THAT In TIIE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CAaE INTO PoWER IaAos
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE
TRRNCHAENT, THERE Is lSDUBlTA-
RLE RvlDGECE ABROAD IN Tile
LAND THAT SOMEBODY Has PLUM
uERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL HIGH in THAT SfNGLE YEAR
Al AueH As TIE ENTiRk CURRENT
YsAaLY ,ExpgHSKs. OF TILE GOy-
ERkABNT IsURgNa fHB AE,sIiNls-
TRATION WHICH THE PEOPLE
HUaLED RaoM POWER BECAUSE
| or iTS OoRRUPTIoA.n veg 3's4
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- s Ths fsss can NO longer be d

I @ The fass can NO aonger be die
guised shst many Of the Repsblican Sen-
ators desire war and diSunipa, ander pre-
tsxs Of saving the Union. They Wish 10
gak rid al tha Southern 6tasss, in order
10 hare . majority IN the Senate TO con.
ssla shs appsintmanss, sad snaay of shsz
sLiak thsy aan bod Psraaaans Rspab-
lissn msloriss IN sks EufsAxn States, sas
Aes In he wkoIs Uaies for partisan rss-
sons they are aaxions 10 dissolve the Un-
Ion, IL fs an BE- dons uithous keidiag
than ssspsnsihis bsfsFs the psspls. ~
SsspAsa 4. Dessiss In sAs o. Q. Ssaats,
Dec. lS, lsSD,. y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-02

Th rs il aa xaAss,iinAEy artiols 10 the
Mes Tsrk ssws, of A.y 81, anasr shs
hssd VI soar paaiiaass .Iss sas PGssi-
deney.n Ne MAKE aa exuaes:
'sras Psaas mea need ealy the isspiFs-
saoa of . sEaEl~rd wElusa lsslss San be
laterprssed W sna tsalsslaIs al glaaes.
fhry SIA n.ss tyilow asaa ssssg ass sbFoush
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tnaas their saat.iAse Is al aa4rt psaes
u nj he mat % % openly, aud iavits
enesT ssEFasF ~ tne nAm Vi saa peAes
stuEitn ut, without disg4lss atld EliaJat
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-02

! N" kEITuER TIE PREsIisEsT
NOR CONGRESS CAN EMANCEP ATE
SLAVES ANT MORE fH4N THEY
GAN GRANT BILLS or nfyossE. %
--Es- Gev. Henry DasseA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-02


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-02

rHi,xsDAY. JUNE !, 1861

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0saalrss sssici led ass tho hsgsf. 49,
sass caxxH 90 xsxR ooxsssruzaua. as sssx
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-02
CITY HOTEL,
REpnLs saoxnvAx, lieasspsI apzss

Ths Proggistas has ls&se4 sAs assys hsaSs. ea6
~ gaaasas aHa ~sfacxssAsf y sezau1ns1z q $as
asst essF salsak saA esrafsft&kss esfIe. Hayfns
had aaAg y&xs exyefSe<aea III tks bz5Hsxs, BE ast-
ssxs kisslf tkss he ass give gensFal sxtlsfsrsien
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sstsex TxdE x3s etsatsx s<fe1na6s So ia
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-02
VIM. Ward.
ARCHITECT AND sou PT0R
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9 Slszs. sPssaee isaa szs sSlls a .usssr1a1
sef PsalS Or private haibsizss - - -
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-02
THURSDAY. JUNE Q. 1854.


.fle. - -fs - E, - Sss'sstss |,
ptsfed IN tbs Hxhss Of Thursday
apd Friday. Msnisy Was ws,i spent Ia
hfsnxing forwsIatbe, artillery, 10 gettiss
The army 10 isofioa,. unloading The aap.
Fsy wagons, gstsiag nv. saruilges, aai
. aaking perpetrators fpr lha aivsace ,1a
opotssy I've ~ Court House sbiah sook
p4acs during the Rsteraoaa OF haf day
Hg evenlng the nh ils array was salI al.
saacsd snd, auexpsstsd % Eas aaemy,
all..narsf lsaasockss sereeoaI o..ps., yh,ek,
sss The ffsshsss % Ne s4Fisss senaAaa4
sss oriersd % sks frpns 10 driys tAe
rvesEs from HE viil4gss and serney ths
lswss hank . sAs r.. Essi's sares eaa.
tested .hs advanee, bat Hsassok's som-
usaa3 wens saliantIy aas aaa for $50
hpars oas sf ths moss dsspsrsss Afhss sf
lhe whols foss zoos plaee. Thsss ara ssc
theories s4rrsai in lbs asny soach,ag she
novsmsass Of Les; one 4 sAas Il is snly
Essls essps with whish Ne kays been
lighting FOR The lass sHs dass, Aad. that
The rest Of Lss's army hss lAlsa back to
RlcAm0nd 60 ovsrx halm Ehs fsfees unisf
ueasrals SDish and uilmoEs- Ths sgsn.
eFL opiaion, however. is that al pf Ls =
array is,stil near 70 shs hpass - shas
thry will resist oaT f0re@s II every river
OF, asins, drawing Us sh.reby farther and
farther from cur base of Supplies, while
they gesaear sr Eo theirs and dars slr sagth
rhel thereby. There hage bean yasnors
u the array that the f0sess ot llnprais
GIlmors and Snlth ara ostuiag up Las
KsPpaa aAnnoek 5. Pseisieksbafg sisb shr
sLes Of reinforcias tie aImy by The
overland rgate. u this should prove tlut
II would make our surg s. ekrtsin;s bar
IL Is not beiiessd thst there are tsaaa-
ports enouzh, or that suea lnusaassut
eaters inso the plan of campaign whlah
gbgeras against Ktshnan4.
The New York herald., 1864-09-14
FURNITURE.

sAgHIYrcBNT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
N turnitur- for sac a sacrifice Rosewood Fianofore,
Egeres Pa,ior Suits. hrros Bookcase Gas aud silver
ware Chsmser Furniturs suite IN Use seven manihs,
vii be sod IN lots 70 suit purchasers Inquire ll5 west
Twenty ,htrd ureess oeaf sitth avenue
FURNITURE -.FoH sALE-RosEwooD BEDROOM
II suits, do Etsssre. mahogauy Bcds,ead walnut Ia
Cooking stove Centre TaHe saddle and Britls nqute.
between 10 and q o only No Dopau Beecker
street.. Dealers need call.
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

oeeasoned rather more inquiry for Grade and a. holders
grsoed concession from p oes current yeseroay
s.s dun os. held WIN consider ols nr%sss at view:
,Ss'"a sss aais. "GS' but @ STn having ''i Siop.ss
IN the decline In b nded oil. The salee and
. q &c on G ,ns SPOT, and for al he mouth. ar.s
number q contracts for epsembes were settled on ths
basis Z TO- $3.50, most o. which we're repor'sa -
ses, but omitted from report o. refined, 10 bond,
the sales 500 bbs al T2kc. 74c sinsl 'ot o'
tree placed al 500. Bepzine was nominal, ~ Doc
52hc.
SAT- was duh aud unchanged. Tho invoice OF the
Laura Insisting OF 5000 sacks Liverpool ground and
o0p do ne sold at % S7 Tor the former and 81 SIX
for The latter. 800 cks Ashtou's sod al s. 81.
Srlcts ntlnued quiet and we have only T. motto ss
Of 100 bags Singapore pepper on t. and ITO mats CAS-
SKINS The demand continued active. but sal were
restricted, owing to tho hish rates demanded by the
holders We quote deer Honduras. 81 os 81 10 ,sr
ID; ian Juan 900. e5c Bolivia. 1Oc I2ko sisa
g vss sna sS. o. PsS
GoatBuenos Ayres. T5c. 300 Payta. Toe. T6s; "a
,co re 1,'c soc Cape 1ec "a 7sc ape per ID Madras
sfxirEf rcnained quiet at l6Hc. al7c with small
sales 1t tho former prco
dull at so ST. ard rough lsx may be quoted ~ IS 30
ass CO. Linsecd was dulI and lower.
chaser sales $50 hhds. Cuba at COG. 20 Hc aned
qaist al 27c 2Sc for soft whites, 23c zoe for soft
yellows and % 10 Q 2Skc. 'or hard.
ToEAcoo.-The demand for Kentucky continued limited
and have only TO note sales OF $50 hhds ~ l4c 45o
In seed leaf the sales confined 70 loo cases onnec
cut, l5c SOC Ohio leaf Is offered two third wrap
pc's and one third hlers, al l1Ho. lsc which, when
compared with previous quotations, show oon iderabe
concession The m arket for manufactured tobacco, IN
bond, quiet aud unsettled Tax paid work was also
gu ct, but armly held
IAuow.-sales $4,000 lbs. at 1870. lec a decline or
laat saieB
TrA-Tbe marke, was unsettled and prices very
irregular owing % the decline sgold The 50 es were
27c yourR hyson, 30 do imperial aud 100 DO
oo0ng all private terms
TIN The demand continued limited for both rig and
plates and the market WIS shade castor. We quite
straits at CSC 200 boxes plate sold at S22 30 $23 for
1 G CHA coal, md ti8 for l. c. coke.
Whisky Receipts, 624 bbs the market was frmer
with sases OF 200 bbs at 81 so 81 81 for Western.
wooI.-The market continues dun and dreopng and
effect sales any extent concession OF 10c. l5c.
would be necessary lot OF l5O 600 lbs State fleece,
which bought on speculation some weeks sinoe has
average oOc a 81 10 a public sale OF $4,000 lbs do
mestic fleece announced for the 2st inst In foreign
there is nothing doing, and prices are nominal.
The New York herald., 1864-09-14
BOOKS OF So BsCRIPTIoN

MAIDEN COAL AND OIL COMPANY.
fNHE SAVAGE SILVER MINING COMPANY OF SAN
Franc has dec AIRED dividend Of hrty dollars
foo, gold able through the Bank OF California 70
holders, aud after 9th instant less
exchange by LEES WALLER No. oices IS Pine street.
Nxw YoRK Sept 7. 1854
The New York herald., 1864-09-14
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Sept Is, 1854
AsnEs.-Recepis II bbls. Market inactive and prices
nominal.
BREApsrUnn.-Recepts.T 106 bbls. -FOUR 81 bbs. and
l15 bags meal, 81 3A bushels wheat, 81 ,o92 do
corn do oats. The reaction IN gold, together
with the extremely light receipts gave holders Of -four the
advantage to-day and prices &c. l5c better, with
au increased business for home cousum pton The low
limits Of shippers orders together with the difficulty in
making exchange. precludss any export demand Sales
Is 600 bushes state Western (includng 5000
extra State for November delivery private terms)
800 Southern and 500 Canadian Ryo flour steady,
with sales Of ibo bbls at 50 So Corn meal
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

Tho whea. m irkcs rallied little under the improve-
ment IN the god quotations. ami advance or &c &c.
was established on red and amber winter, 50 ing was
held drmer, but tho sales show active mir vemen N
prices. The eales ncde 81 900 bushels 81 o. ~ 10
for Chicago spring. s. oS 81 10 for Milwaukee club.
S2 Is for amber spring 50 20 81 rs for winter red
Western, 81 80 81 81 for amber Michigan,
and 81 20 for new white Kentucky. Rye was
nominaliy 81 65 Corn In brisk demand
and the market rather stronger an advance Of 10
haviog been paid 10 Instances Tho sales reached
95 900 bushels. at 81 69X for unsoand and 81 60
81 81 for sound Western mixed including high mix d
at 81 o.. Oats shade frmer Ia price with
sales at $50. olc.-the latter price for hands me
Western
CorrEE-Ibc market was very quiet. and we have y
TO note sales OF SO bags Maacsbo 46c We quote Ro
prime, l7c, four mouths, DO. good, 46tsc do tar,
46c do, ordinary, 45c rs kc.; do fair to good car
goes. 45c 46c. Java, mats and bags, 6ec 6sc Mara
bo. 45c. 47c Laguayra. 45c 47c.. and ST. Dmingo
42c., cash Stock OF RIO and Santos Sept ID. 1854
1871 3o bags java H. 01 do Marasaibo 43S do. Bahia
8 2lb do LaRuayra, 1854 do S. Domingo and other
descriptions 9.59l bags Iotai stock, 1874 219 bags.
CorToS The market was extremelNduI, and the quo
tations below must be Considered sutciy nomna sales
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

IMPORTANT LsCruRBg DAiLY-poR okHrLBMBH
only. ~ The New York Museum Of Anatomy SIS srcsA.
Parties unable 70 attsnd these Lectures bave then
receipt Of by sAdrsesine 8eoAaT
~ usv waes mnssum q AAaAemE
The New York herald., 1864-09-14
FIN CzAXs

FINANCIAL.
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK. CHATHAM SQUARE,
~ N. t. September IL. 6t.-Notice Is hereby given
that the alterations in the banking room having been com
peted the regular evening SESSIONS VIII be resumed from
and after this date. M. D. VAN PELr, President
Jos. r. CoopER. Secretary.
C,oR SALB-NKw YORK MAPLE SHADE OIL COM
panys Stock The stock paid three cent per month
and good prospect Of paying moro. Ap
ply % $ T. JACOBS, No ssw street
NOTICE. HOLDERS OF STOCKTON (CALIFORNiAI
~ City coupons, due and payable 10 New York IN July,
1854 and Januay 1855 hereby notified that the Same
paid United States gold coin presentation At
the Metropotsn Bank. New York city, the respective
dates C. T. MEADER, Agent.
AOrICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY. AT THR
IN once OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. on
18th day OF September the Coupons due 90
tobe 1852 the extended ten per cent bonds OF the New
Albany and lem Railroad, and the COurOns due kovem
Der 1889 the extended eight cent bonds of the same
road the govern ment tax. -
KRw YoRK. Sept. H. 1864
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

NEW YORK. SEPT Is ls64-THE TRUSTEES OF
IN tho oonso ldRed Petroleum OIL Company have this
daydsc!sreA dividend q 90 Ter cent D o" The capital
pany month August able AT the office
OF 20 Broad street on ad after the lh inst
o. r. GRIFFIN. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

CVOR HAVANA, -
REGULAR wBERLy NAIL LINE
The splendid side wheel steamships
EhGLB Captain !. j.. Lawrence.
COLUMBIA, Captain ID. n Barton.
MORO CASTLE. Captain Richard Adana
The steamship Eagle, Captain La wrepcc I'LL leave pier
No North liver for Bsvana, on "Wednesday September
FOR frssSt or passage apply to sPoFFoRD. rILEsros
A co 20 Broadwav.
All letters mus pass through the Post once
Carsnccs for DDS must be brought In with the bills OF
iAdiug
The fsvorile steamer Coiumbs. Captain Barton VIII
succeed the Eagle aud leave ednesday October
O'Clock T. N,
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

Tbs aggregate exports Of produce and merchandise, OF
cissiys Of specie, for the past we're s. lss,sss.
The New York herald., 1864-09-14
&c XCUR SIDN 3.

- N~>~
CT. BRIDGETS GRAND MAMMOTH PICNIC AND
y Concert Festival which will OF at jones' Wood
Thursday september l3 promises 10 be of the
interesting and pleasing Of the season Upwards q two
Mutual Benefit and Benevolent Society berng nearly
hundred members will asseuble before 81 Brdg
chxrh. OF B and Eighth street. which
Revys!her Mooney Is the pastor. next THURSDAY At
o'clock A. and then proceed grand
pleasure grounds bear quite number Of beautiful
uonsl and school banners, accompanied with splendid
band This will be Q beautiful sgat and worthy Of
that day The proceeds will be Appropriated for
SCHOOL besides splendid erected which largo
aud yet over crowded.
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

WANTED TO RUY-aEcoND HAND PURNITURB.
w Also three Rooms 70 le single geutemea geute
man and vie only 70 private faniIy location b. JOINS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-21

do not utter any spirit Ofsectional vanity We
only repeat the declarations Of the Rebel press.
The Richmond Enquirer OF October H. in a
long editorial on the subject Of the Rebel
cavalry, quotes or refers to letter from an
officer attached to the corps General EARLY.
| In that letter the writer says:-
what our cavalry costs is awful The value
| " Of the barns burnt, the crops destroyed tho
% cattle killed Cr carried of, the horses SO eu,
4" the money gold and silver exncted from even
the poorest farmers. under The threat Of barn
ing thoir houses over their heads, the loss OF
mat, rial, ard o. far greater and more bitter los
Of morale, such as Il inflicted upou us by this
" unOrgaui2ed, demorali1ed, aud demoralsihg
=" NHlUi0ct1ni Of cavalry, would ply f0r Che
" Organization horses included and tho support
" OF siN thou ana cavalry for six weeks. IL Won't
=" do TO ioCk for scapePOats In the share ut 'Jvhu
Barley corn and a valley which Is running
" with apple brandy ] TIL YOU, dear sir, there is
nothing running in this valley like our cavalry
" The valley is now QUE Valley Of HuniGtiioa.
" II err was N ore brandy, and more drlr kiOg aud
more good living In this valley in the glorious
tines Of JACKSON than there Is nov vet he
" took, n / am well informed, hundred aud
odd pieces Of artillery from che Yankees In
" this campaign We have taken but ten plcces
" from thc ent my, while the enemy have tsken
4" thirty one from us, which makes q balance Of
" tWenty-one agoinst rs. In JACksONs tine
" what little we had Of cavalry was A .hbvan II
can 50 speak, aud the Yuukees bgC not vet
turned out against us their we'll equipped ., we'll
organized woll-mOunted, wedisctplined cav
airy. That cavalry was in the course uf fnrms-
ton. Since i has made IT, appearance on the
" scat Of war we all know What has happened.
They have bearded the lion in his der in
the suburbs Of Richmond, or two hundred
miles from Il, towards almost every point
OF the compass, they have fCd on the tat
of the land, and left behind them, minglng
with the smoke of their camp.fres, by which
" were cooked the choicest pieces OF the poultry
90 yard, the larder, and the grazing ground, the
% larger volumes Of smoke arising from those
" fires By which were destroyed private and Gov
" improperly, barns aud bridg S. houses and
" depots, villages aud factories 10 such au am 1unt
&c that The most obtuse Congressman must now sec
q plainly that cheap cavalry Is ruinOus thing
" Well, sir, YOU should see some Of our cavalry
@ bligades IL is perfect mockery, they make
g even the Yankees laugh. JtHBoDBN's cavalry
" (ss Il is called bad better he presented with Sn
g unlimited furlcugh; for, without any traitorous
90 design on their part, they give more aid aud
&c comfort to the enemy than traitors and Union
- men Will ever be able to give"