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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14

SAER or rHE LrsDKLI H6TxL.--This
nsw hotel as st. Louis has been sold at
tsussse's sale, to Henry Amea 3 Co., for
$lS3 900, thsir parshasa being sabjecs 10
the arst mortgage bonds fl0 per cent.
besds) OF 500. 900, and ~ Accommodations
of rear interest thereon Of 80, 0o0.--
The sale was subject TO the lsaso at
Msssrs. SPARKS & Parks, for term Of
fifteen PEARS. The property cost snors
than three quarters Of D milIion OF doi-
lars.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14
SFse ms watsrsswu az, ~ Journal, Dsc. 10.
MYwRoPMoREA-~-A E0RRaRkg CASE

Srsn ms watsrsewn az, III JOarnaI, psc u.
HYwRoPnoREA~~-A zORRaRLg CASE.
A very horribls case Of this disease oc-
CARED in tho town Of Adams, net far
from what IL known a. Taleoss's tavern
stand. Mr. James II. Kenyon, man
forty two years Of age, was bitten by .
asad dog last June, In the sown Of rsd~
Geld, Oswegp eoaasy. At the time ne
sheaghE bat vary Little about IL, not know
ing that the dog was mad until several
days after. Time passed On, aad Mr.
Kenyon said but little aboat 1t 70 any
one until aboat Eve or six days before
bis death.
He Grst noticed an itching sensation on
the thumb which had bssa bitten by sha
dog; whenever be rubbed the sssssisiye
portion, cold ehills would constantly
passed over his whole body. This was
on Sunday. 90 Monday hs felt cold
chilis again; be thea misssasssd that he
was having the hydrophobis, yet be took
q sweat, and on Tuesday went out and
worked soms. On Wednesday be was Ia
ken with vomiting. which continued near
ly ali day.
Thursday be was cross and ssnappish'
TO those about him, aad that night DIR.
Jerrniah Parker wa called in. 1t this
time MIR. Kenyon wss having slight fits,
once In three or four minutes he talked
rational, and said that hs was unable 20
control himself, and did mos know what
be might be led TO do; and therefore be
wished 70 be lied to the bed this was
done as he bad requested.
Ia his convnlssons be tore the fsathsa
and straw beds 10 pieces, and threw him-
self from one side Of the bed 10 the 9th
ar, seemingly ~ quick - lightning v-mev'
ing as the sazns time the bedsssad twelve
or eighteen inches each way--this whils
he was lashed 10 the bed. Ha could mol
endure 70 have drop OF water even ID
shs room, and II any vas offered him D.
Immediately wsns into coavnlsioas. HI
vas now In the greatest agouys and plead
with the doctor 10 blsed him 70 dsash.--
Hs died about ssysa o'clock on FridsJ
m0ruing, six moashs from taa sims b
WAC arst bitten.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14

< =
I Tag pAGNKksToE ScANpAG~--WA& has has
si&Eesmanship 20 dc With gAs dessaaiss
Of nalions7 Paris ran swsy with Mrs.
Maaslans, and thence the gall Of Trey
The venerable Lord paI@sFst0n bsguiiss
hts leisure In dailiancs with q clergy
mans spouse. and who shall tell What
complications may NOS asiss ffom cha ocs
sogsnariaa Lotharioss fndiscsssiea r..
Should the facts be pEosea against the
asnorous minisssy OF State, it will prove
powerful weapon Tor TIE 6ppositions
and doubtless wild eaass the fan OF she
pxaseaf MiGistrys A4shasgs 10 the Brit
ish Oabinss, as . pefioa whea sil ksfoes
ID in polItiesl sAaglss and . breath may
psrsipisass oeavalsions wszld andoabt-
eddy Modify the policy Of tbs govern
mans 70 "a axtans shsi spnld be falls not
oniy In Europe baE Ia AmeFica- Ths
| Polish question, the Msxiean enterprise,
ogs own domestic anarra. wouId all be
affected; gsaeraI war msght snsue, dy.
nassiss might b. eserkurned, Kingdoms
and empires migfs esuaabls, thrones b
| toppled over, and rsTslassoas shaSe ths
political world 10 iss saAtre- all shia
because an old Eaan ssaossd nst wisely,
and ysuug wemaa broke one OF IN
command msnss. We decay wsmsn shs
right OF suffrage and o3seg pesiEaeal pFisf
Eeges, bat they nnanage, nevertheless, u
eonaEol she balance Of power ~ s9ees
liyaIy a. she grssssss Diplomat. Thef
misohisssoas eyes ass 40 patent ~ DIR
Secretary sSsward's magis belL--h. u
Mssns.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14

parsriAss d o.. .rssss, Ia ms n}stries csart ~
Per saaasrs ssrm. a. ..
= 4, p~fss. 81
ge gysasasx ". Ras&isE asl4saf sabssss, saazssi
Maosrsass. MerEis = sayss. Ls~.s :
80 IN nsas 60 = - 60 ~ = ~
asn &C.. Dee D. Osslips, Inward 4 Lsmears
/ q Co., wsss4aRAad b Cas- Aitss. Rrise os,,
49, 80 4 $500 S "a " E Es =
Ysa are Arresy nessasa fass aasrs ID now eli Aaas
In sAs eBca "a ms efErk - sas Distsars Court VI
r riass O.. srsssas ~ issa,ss sssia.s tssaa-
atg W unfAfss ssv ne sun ss tASlve thoa*x&6 twa
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aAkeass safs Hsassa Ais altss % A.. " Lssisss
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90 ore foais wing dssxsned ynsI sstase so-xsii
40 mai pessisz 81 rsaI ssSasA Il fhs city e
snrhss % HFpsawsy ssd rpszins ss1k sssas wissh
osxs haBAret ma l~saty zstx {i19} tskts kxs4a al
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frenianx - nxseews5s, nsksss IN tss easregata.
ssss Ess sssss .isE i lisss aassss = srssS-ss.
&c IL s sa u O. - = 81 css.sT
Jed + 49, ss.ss i ' q. II &
sasaa rx3x&4 - Il g ~ s.& III II III
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NIARkMKHx mxxxkoA4gMAnx
81 ~ taewhssaE n srsssx - ~
bas j I.ss NJ -. ns eod*
T. lsbis son |, g. |stesssd frcu
hea toks - nn seni4 leaving
: n I'D ~ <Mo &nail S1didrs1
About the s~as tima Mr, GsaFgs Taylor,
ne rssidae ID she sans nszg hbarhord,
and who was abis 70 Fsjsics - The pos-
ssssiSa or handsome wife ard EMo lit
s2e f<pfsdess of sosefion;s " sssxssd Wsss
ssoia bssinsas's- bat somehow or other
h ssek - wroag road, and arrived =
Uhseling shoHt khs aszaa Asas alfh -
Kmm1 e. They remalasd u ous u our
hotels esss aigbs, pAssiEiE - nm ma
villa &ud DIS nsxE uaosuin9 took -
psstsbasx lsain. ID sesns thas Afssr swe
or tkzee anss srassl, shsy broufht up .
Olasslana Arriving Just bsloss mes
Ksns al1ar Q laHsSy prepared tcilcks ~
psseed 10 tho dinlnx rooas and were s1etF
81 near the bead of the sabIe-Mrs. En-
ma immadiAtsly opposSss hss i1asbsnd,
md ME.T ssaos fnsssdiassy sppssass ssis
wifsl 80 II 4
!, II ssems sAat day or sws afass Mra.
90oawia laks heaaa, Dir. U. took - iass
bis bead 20 asssmps % sedaos Mrs fsy-
log from her sssaered AllAgianas Ut ~
lcs<s.p and induce her 70 sA1ps With ass
In her hzssbaad's ahsaaes~~se ~hiahs y
sseEns be bad bus little sssssSla IN szs'
essding -naitAsr af thesa ss@E drsaAani
thas their ponnAnians Ns4e 3sss shss
o0aaitsiag liks sesA q esalasrT~ ila 4
The sssse that ensaad sfess The mRtaA
recognition ss the OlsssaAad ainaey =
bls. waa neither tragic nor ssdicnlous, y
mighs be imsginsd bus Like philosophis
al people Who foasd thsmsslsss Ii . "ys,
bad spells you'd do, thy aaissiy, and =
| II moFsd by some sscsA understanding
wisAdrsw 70 Q priysss sDsns where the,
arrsnged that each man shosafd saks hi
swa wifa and 20 back 20 sAsir honsas ~
children, and irg snd liss wsass and bss
BET man and wemsa Ia shs fasars.
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= '..l 49,: ....... .;....::. .:..-s..s-r
49, - - IA
- - zs1 r1ssy - -
~ n = - - -.
d - ~. a....fha.
91 .ss
49, - - ~ - 80 "a 3 al
- -. -. - 80 ~ ~. - 80
-. ~ :. :, :, - - ,..sas ~ Tsm sS6Sd
= Y. - - .ssII - ns1s.1rt lima.
r. -. seIv knevu Ahstl thsix mntiia2odI
bodies lay bleaehinx On tho banks Ut =
diee&pf4se9, an4 hi fdvA nkenae pefty
shat followed il thsir wake the parties
'tSsss6f u AMIR would bsss stfii tss
Cd aakpQwn. ~ Tsll Is
asxryAL or : azHssa rAkry.
& s.A.x ! 8 80. s "a. = w...,nss 4.
! spuI Z. 49, 49, w $3.50. = -
- - 80 - u. =. 80 - e.
l3 - - 800 .s -. 80
aoapo s,..a l1sg 800 - ,as = 80.
noen Isy, t.as.s $3.50 Doaas@ 80. -.
IN idaAax5 On eha SnNka EfyaEs 90 me
vel slops Oh the RaakE anonptAins, $50
nils NOAH Of Salt Lake and the sAms
diskauee northeast Of Wslla Walla- Oa
ia I6sh III Juns. ons wssk altar ths mas~
sscrad marty started. they lsfs far hone,
iins,z,dsng tosooms dowa the Missouris--
| TLsy ware delassd usoath upon reach.
| int the river, by the waas OF 8 Maekinaw
| boat. xfkar Trorursinx which thsy pro-
eaedsd 10 1t. Lsrfhoid. Hsss they frst
| ls1ynsd of sha.massasrn which took place
cd the Bird Of August, ons hundred miiss
balew he fort, az the .Enaash of HsaEs, riy-
eF,
| aAAss % gAz KuRDxxzD RARxTs
1 Fkax founa oaa of she snen. who orig
isaliy started with the. unfossunass mar-
S~rad miners MD the fort. having had o
nrssaat.usnl of danger s,sd rsmasnsd be.
bind. Frosa him lisa d ahs nanss of
the unSortsanass men was obtained as fol.
lows. 81
81. Field. wife and three shiidren, Ek.
Joseph, Missouri.
| r. g. Butler. lows City, lowm. iah
/ Joseph Smith. Benisnafn Van ginkls
and ----~ Perkins, Oh Springfield, ILL.,
sar. Saith has an unots "a Rsd Wing, II
this State.
--- Cooper, residence unknown.
i Rsaben Downing, Yaa Bursau ooansy
Iows.
II Daniel Riga and Joseph Shear, Gurn'
aay ecansy, Ohio.
u EmsIey POLAND, JsAsrson 90. Iowa.
blade, carpenter, W. Randall.
Il John Reed, Davis county lows.
Il Thsre were ave msn whose names we're
unknown, she entire party consisting o
sighsesn iasa, ons soman and shres chh
drsn.
Froa Indians M hais-bresds cur in
fofiassss oosssnea tas paFsicaaiass Oh VA
hoFriois sasir' A
II TEE FATAL EscouSTxs. tsa
Il The mfnarx. aasioslrstias sreubis. wsv
I wali arsaad. and n a<islitioa' se ANAL arm
I'D : small csnnop. IL shs mouth d
!. E4sars riyar ! ,,srsv az YAH soanaIs Sisu,
nama alons che hank and beekouend thar
: 10 cone u the shores. Thav respeaassI b
avinv Ia aaanou thyss tine. shs Iudisn,
rssnPnina The are vigorously. The car
siaaoos "a al ths,eanoon oasssd the hoa
} "a sar;nv ! Ilaak. bal fer .thas uaforsnnss
aironrastanaa tssy mirhe haxa sscsnsd.--
The Iniians wsrs drigsa back from tn
shore- bus rsrs wed lie astack. and DARN
. aha sso,nA axhs ths boas lsaksd 40 bsdl
. shas ID as,uk n ahallow waser. Thsy wsr
, oyyroowarad and ua.rsaarsd.
M Fislass wifa wsa taken uwsnoae,
: hat far the Indisns uusrreIinv ID wh
sha,sid haya Ia for az sunaw. tia aou
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okao
81 Years II ~ lib, requesting
fxam - - axko 611ph lsttsx fo< IA hsz~.
90 q I'm l1salGdsy d>anIsion, hss b<sa
rseeisss1I - i SG NJ soaf
s. u cb{s1k = 80 a sax
y W iksSfk. . I'll - 1ea1ad, V
rs:lsva IN rkironex. IA saofbe ~ nAkeas.
Il led tie hanSyY, - gre drink = sarss
uho ere athirx&, . ehssF sbs Midew aad
ths fathsrlss, % saws hnman life, tosaa-
lsvises hnnzas safEsfing snd saas tore
saors sosma part ~ tAat which war aiwaya
- largely sabsFAcss from the suru al haa~
saAn ksppinass. THAT al this b TO bs
wroaxkt Gus 90 tbs behalf Of sAoss q
the famiIisS ck those Who ssa bF@se
wounds and death with heroic esas.
are anon the many baskls-aelds d
sbis mass sorrowfpa 81 wars gives
bus still more sf valas 10 tbe asF-
siful parposs. Ihs Oommissious IL Jsss-
", ssiriy. with inssKFity aad without par
sislisy, shNll psrfssm - pisas dnsass, viii
psoss ITSELF worthy 81 she nobis praise bs-
stored by Bssks apon the bsaevolsaa
Howard.
Very sruly,
| nj L VAgxA wnEGzsM q
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ssss
=. -
scuxns 30 I'M oosszssusso, A. sHn
REPRESENTATIVES, O. 71xkn l4Asx
Bx.kNx. WINS MbaM1 Alb s1u1 xnkRsxF
cEoxm ARoUND HIN pa-~n eldes Hsoefsy.
Ansxrrrsm % ssxssns AnswGasD,
An sbslltisn wrfseF ii ths Aospaydl
u the slh iass-, Apssposss fs~ pialr
asssssoss fas Peace DsnssssAs 20 ami
swsr.n We propose 70 answsr. shsm.---
Thsy axs 40 foIIews:
sslss. Have ysa svss kaewnsl " even
heard yT read d . man who voted for
Abraha1H finooin In 1850, rs6elliRg5
againss she dossEamens Of the NniIesi
States. or setting ct defiance the Gonssi-
suslon and Laws thereof
Aaswag. Yes ne hare beard Of swenty
psssoas residents Of 0bsriin, Ohio. who
recalled againss sAs a Govssumens OF the
DATED States, = ssnd ssa NJ ssdeksaea iha
ooastisution and laws thereof by res
saing By foFea Of arms, the fug isiss slave
JsAa, from the sassody Of the Bnitsd
States AAssasl and ssading bin ovsr 70
Canada
We have also beard o5 Tue Abolition
Senator WADE, 9 supporter OF Lincoln in
1850, who made speech upon the oeca-
sion Of the rsscus, In which the following
passage oesars: ssLadiss--I ssand before
yeu tonight, to say that these mea Of
oberiin and Wellington acted juss As /
should have acted, assd scsA act whenever
occasion presents issslf. And mors; /
WILL SEEK OPPORTUNITY TO VI
6LATE The FUGITIVE SLAVE
ACT."
Here is al Acknowledgements 90 the part
Of Senator Wade, thas thoss men Of
0baxIin and Wellington did rebel against
the Govesnmsat of the United States,
and sss the Consultation and Laws thereof
ii dssaacs, and moi only 80; but thas be,
Scatter Wsae, supporter OF Lincoln
IN 1850, would have dona the same thing
had be been there; and that be weald
nss ouay eonsssst te tha setting Of the
oonssisusion and Laws Of the United
ssaaes ID deGaDes; bat chat he would
sssk opportunities 10 via.ase ahsm.
bas, We have aoms evidence nearer
home 10 present. One kRANk s4gxET, .
- - & r
resident OF Council bauMs, and . dele
gate 20 tie ghieago Convention which
nominated Lincoln, IN connection with
Other PERSONS did IN the eoansJ OF Hen
~, ia Inc State of Iowa. set sha Consti-
swtiop and lars Of TIA Hated Ssa.as. AZ
s.s.u.n =. -. 49,. =, -. -.
- y -. - -. 1al poFoa
ownssss fagssivs slaves, and aiding shem
% make tasif Escape; fof which satsisg
Oh sne eoasH Oh ana laws ~ asaasscs
.as saaa sfess ana ssnafs @eFe saed.--
Ihs $50 SsEesA osi0g Wholly Rrespoesl-
oas' 1sa s0s eoa's1aass " niS naias -
sae asas onss essas pFeaac'1Ss Oh hhne-
osssaey eoass' vac coahsea .os 'Ss pam
'Aas ~i'~ sns sASS 80 M - oR0ss
was eoncsFneo' @ao fecosesea Jnagtn eh'
(1on.t;,,.;on ana - ~ ,ha TTn;,os
ss.,a.,.,,s.a.nna -. az 49, Il -.
1855" Aol - sAsA y ~
~, I;,.I. ..s..a,..
"a large Is Ea&x On 8Sfers0u DAVIS,
.nsmws ar $4,000. - - kt5 r..
AsAaA7s NHs EoSS4As1e0s "a sus Ohisca
Staten mst an foot bv rssr. ywhn xokad fay
= - -
Abraham Iinoolu In Ia6uea
x.os
<as n&sS you yves AAown Shy citizens
Of the United States. axesT,tsng those
naIl;nz, sharn.mlwas ~ .A..s 80 49,.
S@AAA~S A~~&ss<xm k7y w - ~AA
FS4A nFsgEf MGEM WEg&NSn &F@s sKf@e4@ 3SFf nFFa&
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Aa "a no IT, NagaaFrsAh AYpasasus--sA Ii
Samyss4e eEsew. As&sirs III Wa. WAMb,
6eansts 1lazs Mkrbse Kas& 1aa-tk-sm-
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NEW Y0Hk HAY-D0()k
Fer l8a@-
WHITE MEhpS LINER TIES
STA TIE RIGHTS -FEDER-
Al UNION.

TAE Rgw YsMx DAY~Bogx b al E@asvsH8sni
pssAeerasic jnaFaai hndiag, wlth the late sea4iar
DaAxias, isAAa sssAtz GegRsamasMt fs asaz o. Ess
aasn aad lhsar pcs ssrisy korsveg' X IL l4rss
4eHeaa sAeee wfta &ssfS ssSgkf eosazam ut reading
snattSe, And in sai rhspesgs--wast fer Markets
News Eiserxty 81 Affseastssrai tufornakop--iI
paper tn tss pstisisd aspsftmsns II grapplss
hsadsv vim the real sHessigx estore tho AsericsE
People Ks4 presents TIE vasy philosophy o. i
LEsa. II IL Democrats in fAe true sense Of tie
tsxm-ske &sssaaeg Of shs Peassssss Rtshsa, bel Is
ID the NJ satseTaf pssiy Eb8zasEy AZ WISER =
Isas heSsEls ssF yEAEE sat = sho@s eow, an4
this kissaess waite kan's Eseyernmsns VI Eask-
iastsn sstssuk vis ef sh~.mfser resss, svsrthrUw
aaa sxte4g Eson al ssssitianssaa frsm Amsrits
TAe DAv~s osx b nsfs ass ssiy weekly poliiscal
g1p&r In kew Tasx eiay made up ssesmsfsssy fVi
saaMeg sastasasiaa AL saa saasrs sre ssAAsasa
frgsa eAs eefsaHa ofscss@ 8x&&s paRsS weseA readers
IL sizsess fmpessskAs 10 gfwe - ssmplssa and gs-
Fsrssas sbe9s sseszihiag shenad saks aAis sats
eoHstAerskI0h. DsmseTass, Als3s Nzaax zee to IL
thas seaaa gspsrs are sffszIasek 4axoxe TER
- Ali ~he assiss i rsfsts u a y IN Il
assilsaenssss, sksan reaa Tna nAT-BoeK.
{st# ast xAAMs I
9ns Copy. ems geaEs ss........ga %
fAea 0sYtses SO yeszs.sss % g
Etea e0Raas ezss saAz- ..4s o. %
Tsn Cep.es, saf ysaf. Aas aeSpa y sgSessr
20 ct he cssbs. 81 %
Tvs0ty 0spiez oae yeaz a19 50 10 sa%xszs
$40 tss ~ VI ~ ksa Gsa& j. ssxs ssa %
assaoaai ssspiss, sask s--s.s..s..--......si .
.. !; .i q i 49, 4 . - Sc X:
p.ym-ss slv.ss Il ssssssl - a. pager, vla
xSiisss say Eyxgx. noaSox b %,
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cara hay gs1xiax sslt saaxA zazae AID tail, win
be sys&rs old n&xA spssas sskAsx iaxxs Tar kis aae
Lsss Spxius pexkisa u Ass serssaF waa sak CO
MhseA peotmDts hxa st RFwmn oHt 90 Its run n1xsk
~ osAsE mnr1a Eezasmz aFs1~ee f5s vs.
Ati6sTxisewaSa VAN b givaa and al sxRsnsss
wsH es paid - the peySsn wac will xssu<M sx3e
eassvar give infexnAtaea uhess he usaT b fezn1,
| stsssEs EaF8. 81 as &H0B*NAGA.
Csazsls Basss, Dee sasa Fsss a
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~ $AY&&A 70 sxxasaRe nay stoek bS&0ER @aklRz
H&r6kAse 81 EAalf 0uaats, as have taken Epeclag
palma - arevsds ass al tAeir wants
II 7ha hixhesk n4arses pgtee paid for Hines aad
RHEs,
.gtEs . D.. 90 n,
0as DoeT EAst Psciar Haass, Lower Braa ax4y
April u. saas II
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We sssi as iswas pxices sksA sag stasK hause In
sA@ Nsssh-wesa. af EE.# fag FIT
Asgzss TsA. fsss ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-21

Slavery is dead, and you must pardon me if |
do not mourn over its dead body; you can bury
il out Of sight. In restoring the State, leave out
that disturbing and dangerous element, aud use
only those parts of the machinery which Will
/ move in harmony.
Now, in regard to emancipation, want TO say
10 the blacks that liberty meaus liberty to work
and enjoy the fruits of your labor. Idleness is
not freedom. | desire that oil men shall have a
fair start and an equal chance 10 the race of ite'
and let him succeed who has the most merit
This, think, is principle Of heaven am .. i9r d
emancipation for two reasons, first beeause ! ,a
right in ITSELF and second, because n
sVI pnS DANGEROUS nristocracy. think that we are
freeing @ more whites than blacks in TenneSsee'-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-21
SAD CALAMITY AT THE ARSENAL.

At twelve o'clock on Friday last some rockets
that were drying in the sun near the laboratory,
at the Arsenal, Washington, were ignited by
spontaneous combustion and commenced kissing
and flying in every direction. But few feetoH
was a building, part frame and part brick, abont
thirty by forty feet, in which were several apart
ments, and one hundred and SIX girls and SIX
men employed in putting up cartridges.
The women were seated upon benches at long
tables, filling and tying up cartridges Major
Tebbins, Military StOrokeeper, had just gone
out Of the room, where he had read TO the en-
ployees q letter from the Pittsburg COMMITTEE
acknowledging the receipt Of their contributions
towards the building Of monument over those
lost in the explosion at the Pittsburg Arsenal
AS the rockets commenced to hiss, Major Teb
bins rushed to the back door, aud called to tho
women to come out. They commenced to rush
for the doors and windows.
As some of the rockets rushed through the
building from the open windows facing south
ward, rocket came in where there were twenty
seven women and girls at two tables, with their
backs to one another. The cartridges were igni-
ted and exploded in their faces. In the panic
they lost their presence Of mind, and, clinging
one to another, they fell upon the floor. Their
clothes ignited, and soon they were oil in flames.
But nine from those two end tables got out; they
are dreadfully burned, but they were dragged
out by others.
In a few seconds the whole building was IN o
bIeSe, and burned for nearly on hour, when, with
the assistance of the United States steam fire
engines, the fire was prevented from spreading
to the large adjoining workshops. At the first
explosion there were three whole boxes of cart
ridges, and twelve in process of formation. :
When the building was half burned some shells
went of, making a loud explosion, but doing no
additional damage. The first explosion was
heard for many miles and thousands rushed to
the Arsenal to learn the extent of the disaster.
| Seventeen charred bodies were taken out, SO
burned that they could not be identified.
Three women and Que clerk, sin oil, were
carried to the hospital, SO badly burned that It
is hardly probable they can recover These
women were wives and widows of soldiers, and
worked eight hours at dollar per day.
As the roll was called to learn the missing
ones, and the friends of the hundred and ode
women came in tears to learn Of the lost ones
the scene was affecting in the extreme. There
were about twenty burned and bruised in nd
ditiOn TO those previously mentioned who will
recover. There are dozen different and crrone
GUS stories aqoat in reference to this disaster
but this is an accurate statement.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-21

A DurcH RoMANcH.-Several Of the Paris
Journals tell the following story relating TO the
interpreter of the Japanese embassy now in Paris;
Frantz Bleckmau was native OF Holland, but
being of a rowing disposition, embarked on board
n vessel bound to Batavia, to seek his fortune.-
Years passed by, and nothing being heard Of
MIN. his friends at last concluded that some ao-
cidant must have befallen him, and that he was
M LANCER living. His father remained in Hol--
land hut being unsuccessful in business, ho
oame to Paris. Here his resources soon failed
him and, on writing to friend to solicit small
lnon. lie received the following letter in reply;
q I send you the money you ASH for, and add to
il the Photographic portraits of the Japanese
embassy. You will remark the face Of one Of
those strangers, for he is the very image Of your
son." The father could not but perceive the
resemblance; the features were certainly the
same. but the closely shaven head and the Oren-
TAI costume greatly puzzled him. He, however,
went 70 the court yard Of the hotel in which the
embassy was staying, and was SO fortunate as to
orrive lust as the Japanese were passing to 60
| ont The original Of the portrait he at once re-
ooon;,ed and called out; ais that you, FrantzY 2"
u, = moment the son-Ior Frantz it really was
IL ,hs old man were locked in each others
,s enS The ambassadors, who witnessed th'
aoane were greatly moved; and old Bleckman'
,ronhes were now at an end, as the son is wealth.
| and prosperous
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-21
TUESDAY. JUNE 81. 1864.
OottrnaI a1rJ &tatesmam
Tuesday morning June 81, 1854.
The Gifl to Mrs. General Meade.

The Gift to Mrs. General Meade.
BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL,
noble gratitude did move
Our citizens, of favored lot, s.-tl
When they to gallant Meade would prove
That Gettysburg was not forgot, M .,
Upon the soil which ho did save
From ravages Of rebel bate,
A mansion, we'll adorned, they gave
Unto the hero's gentle mate.
May Meade himself here come to dwell
Through peaceful years, when strife is done,
And often of our conflicts tell,
And how tue prize, at last, we won.
That house q priceless legacy
Shall be to those who bear his nnme
For aye a monument twill be
OF their renowned forefather's fame.
And, apropOs of this I'll say,
Parents and guardians, unto you,
You should your sons and wards array
In well-made clothing, neat and new.
Whether the lad be yet child,
Or grown 10 manly stature tall,
You'll find beflttng garments piled
In vast amount, at Tower llall.
The largest and best assortment of Clothing in
Philadelphia always on hand, which is kept full
and fresh by large daily additions.
TOWER HALL,
61S Market Street,
BENNETT & co.