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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-26

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-26
Eaox rOE THEs PTcTUgE.

L0OE ON THES PTcTHRE.
gTdi HAVE NO 'PuaPosE, DI-
REcHys Or gklKRECTLXssIQv ~
fERrkkE HffH fHg RsfffUffb bA
OF SLAVERY In THglsTATEs
WHRRE III EXISTS. / BELIEVE
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TO DO s0.1--PyssAsat Limcosa n
his hsaassvaI AddTsas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-26
EHEgs ON FMS.

ssr oRDKK AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
INC gHK SAID DESIGNATED ST1RRs
AND PARTS or STATES ARE AND
3 shsatII1ssl ssisElk!.lt
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-26

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-26
DUTsPuKEN rRgAkoy.

The Alton Dsssecras says that SPEAK :
er bssors the Loyai League Of that elsy, q
few days SINCE. said thai II wss the nnr-
poss Oh ghs candidates bsing sfeosasa ia
November 70 adminis1sg the Govern ID sbt,
70 resist tne inaugurass rsvoluffon AID
civil wsr hsre d Ehs Norsh.s' 81
!, Talk asoss eapperhead traitors CT sis.a-
eeemAes svaAse~er ssYe ehs la Inaaaa IAssss ]
oerss. Hsk | Tks above seassmans has
smhodisa In IL the ssssaes OF sraitasisu.
Ne DsmesFat 60 sh4 3asa 81 the ssssk has
sssx uttered sansi@sass 90 ss&sxay disloy.
q, 40 sctsAy dssoid af ali nniaa fesliag.
n Osmecsas had altered like seass-
msasy hs woaia have Aeaa hsossa IL.
sparned ard drivsa fsam sAs soaassy.--
Coming from losaJ .ssssas, Il is ali
right. Ssnsihls aen ara fass turning
from the faaasieal coarse and policies Of
these dsvils, who weald destroy our eoan-
Try aud ara sspeasing cause, and sha aa-
III caasa aA@s viii save shs Unioa, shs
Gauss Of ID Democracy. promiaeas repab-
leans already claim that. in order to saTe
the eounsyy from utter ruin, 8 military
nan Egsr be elected for ear next PEosi-
dents aad as Grans 10 ia she. sscead. nsy
thsy pasall their b ppss Ia him, 0aa shiag
10 esygsip, il these dark iantesnsd soois-
ties are not broken up soon we ara ell
lost. They aFs nsw, have aad will be a.
lang as they axish blight and euFse
which will damn the country till they are
to&aliy aaaihiiatsd. UndsF the guiss oi
loyalty they nsssr, Avow, preach, declare
and sustaif politics which breathe utter
rHin and rssolation. They are not sasas-
FED with having deluged our fair land
with she blood or thoas&nds Of heroes, oe
having squxsdsrsd mflIious OF tbs Treas.
ares 0f tks people, bus they now aim 4
Ifssofasisai1ing the NORTH, Of creating
bloodshsa and fnhumnu hatchery, tsfs
Efaaugayafs Tsyesasfioa and eirss way ia
tbs N0rsh ag oses. y so
LES I'll free EhiakiHg, eandid minded
mse passs fsr nomens apA,n tbs signlf
Ieanoe and magnitude Of that expressIua,
HCivii var as oaea.1 Whsra and what
viii be ths end on d struggle like ahia
loyoisfs would hsysg i rained eoansry
- u distracted people broken govexn-
ment snarshS ldespotism -mcsI and
| social dessh Add ruin Ii every ssuss IL
sAs wofd. = dtssld Democrat. : 8
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-26

= xIA.sNkifnKA nm Paasabssr
NOR CONGRESS- GAN EMANOlPATR
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEy
|GkHs sas1ss pIE1 1F fTQHGl =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

they would certainly mske no more Impression the
| South than the armies Of Grant or Hooker.
Il appears 6, US thea, that II the democratic rsry
mako fight for they must do 1t substantially On
principles Of peaee and the events OF the M 4 few
weeks will probably eoebls to anticipate the rsuA
oPIzI n or AN ABOLITION okeAS OF N'oLELLAE AsaA
PLACE. NAN -
rP.om the London Army and Navy GisstO, Aug al =
We declare our belief tbat the txistence oil pesee
party mytlioa'. We told OF one hundred thou
sand people meeting 70 support General Aculeian-
Does any believe mid asy es dsnt who has been
beaten 10 the q u by 0uiSdsia.e Generals Is aging 70
proclaim peace q. the head OF bis smieF. Certainly II
be does, Il Will ODls bs tie sigosl Of danger to the
neIEhbors of tbs North. Aslong as there Is ray OF
hope 10 light il on the North Will march throu b the
storm aud dubress towards lie end-eDpire.
4 ooEsssvATIvE VIEW OF THE tIFUArIOS
(Frcm Tho L lndon Herald, (Dsrby organ,) Aug. Sly
Pending the great Presidential coa,es: 10 the Nstth
Oh which the GIlensol OF all men in America Is fixed
&c upou s result gs the ssue Of peAcJ or war Tor
the year 1865 netting 30 decisive has occurred lately
IN the history Of the TO &c sTmine the choice OF
the elcctofs towards ono candidate or archer. The
negative results OF the cRHrsiPn are an arg1ment for
the peaoe democrats. +" :. Tho men OF the Nortb
have now TO doodle upon gteir iuturs-to choose be-
tween isu. ysaIs moro OF ruin AID disaster p
and separation form paops which only wish TO bs left
alone. A l,do ,a,m q odon and looking back ppVn
their past will surely COaSGee them that the prospects
OF the war OF subj dgatOn nov utterly despHae.
ER 4B4si OF Tas ABaInIOs POLICY.
From IL. LYEd n Times August b.
M c. r. Adams, tie United St,tes Ainislsr, has sd
dressed 70 the OhsnAn OF Ihs "Union aud oar oips
ZION SOeiely Of Manchester letter staring trst h. lad
transmitted 70 the President u tina UuiIs3 SAtes
serse Of resolutions passed In Jdy las. BY the society
aud LhAt the President had received them with the
"most grateful satisfaction" Mr. Adams goes on 50 say
that such 'eydsndy disiHterested aud ust sympathy
will tend to nspre his Government end people vita rev
resolution 20 ''relcue their Institutions from the dan
gerous ahyss which American slGveholiers aided b.
male VIOLENT spris DO abroad and a. homo, have con-
50 red 70 open beiSr, them." Tney bseve IhA', 10
prst Verlpg "hey are promoting the ultimate interests
OF be human nca every where" AID they had sall:Ao
ton 10 The recognition OF cheir abors.
AMERICAR BJEDs IN GfRNANE.
Tn. London Times Eajs:
Letters from Frankfort Gays: "0dr market has de-
cldedS the present, received emo gl OF Ausrcsn
bonds Toe sale OF the parcels brought By the last
steamers has been practicable olly at reduction of
two per cent. from the New York prices, ami the Am
ststdSm market to bs Ia sim Iaf condition. or
ters for eale ION tia. qlaSer having been trsossfed
10 Frankfort Toe Jn1s already held however, are in
comparatively atiojg hands so shat speculative panic
Ia AvOSdtd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
FROM MkXfcO.

The ioilssDg L the Rerdyds summary Ot tie late; t
nsWs from Ael loo l.xmilALs siar, Iu tho words of
taAt Psps. /, evidently In the asteldaat, althopghit
the expression ironically:
TIE news ftem tho republic Of Mexico ,ntaiued in
the stier OF Havana pondsnt publ shed in an
other part of tbs day. paper, Is Of Considerable il
tsres. The emperor Max m Ian. at LAST aocoun was
matu5 Journeys by Glow and somewhat unsafe sg' ;,
through the terror Of the county His pion had
been II he coolest kind Oar private adyices from
Vera w also msntiDn that the rebel 8 aSes
have tent commissioners to Mexico, klAs them
to fecoguz,. their independence within q csrlaiu
tims. NotwitbttAldiug tho power OF the En-
ptse. and lis slsgsd enormous success, psrty
OF hbaral gue-il,F. fly strong, entsred ioto
the very ceplrs OF tee cry OF Vera Or toEards
the end Of August, ana carried If lugi rupber
oil horses, a. the time capturing French guerirs
c'ie whom they shot ouhide he walls Of ttE siY,-
Toe sre IN the interior Of the oeun! docs not APPEAR
TO rave much Effected hs umaCs of the coat ;s1ip
ments g. Oh ul; but pei,her empire per ftplblio
IL proprfy established wbs tt-e ana confusion con-
tnue the tameas ever throughout the vhcle county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

ng,on correspond nj Of the New York Ir6ERs OF the
IL b, sends PailOe orh her Greeley. among number o.
lies I've prefer to plain En- ssb two, of which, ~
way of imitation, wo can safely call tho Big and @'
Bigger .....tsa
THE BIG"
At Petersburg, he says, business Is almost entirely
suspended. All the IN combatsnts who had the means
Of getsg away place to 60 to, left the city weeks
ago. Such as remain aSe heartily disguised with the
COnfsderacy, and are praying that We may soon get
possession Of the town and give them peace and plsny
Considerable damage has been done to property, and
several women and children have been killed by our
shels, but more soldiers have also been killed by them
than the rebsl papers acknowledge.
"THs BIeGER.'
Another OF the refugees referred to in the early part
of my letter is an IrshDsn famed FAgAn. FIr several
years he has resided in Petersburg, earring on The
tailoring business, Nesry fortnight ago his STOP was
struck aad demoi5hei by Of our Shells, and no de-
eI mined, it possibl make his way North. by on
ilega It AAak movement" he succeeded in getting around
the rebel p!ekets and making his-Uay to our nes. He
gives the moS, deplorable picture OF r edmond and
Petersburg that have yet seen AID haze more req
cons than Gun at liberty to mention for believing thai
hs does not in the less tIggerate. says that the
poor Of those oes absolutely starving and dyir
in their hovs without friends or money 10 give them
dsceat burial. Ga Sunday and Monday OF last weei
be was in Rohn ond. E'ery day the I'D al Carl"
passes through the Wresohed sn fhy eeetf uhabi:ed
by the SmsnDg poor, with pine clfils 10 carry sWsy
{ @ dsld, as Il plague OF epidemic we're raging
Toe corpses of mothers before they a;e fairy cold
are torn from weeping orphans, who are unieeiiDgy
hurried of to the Amshou;e. Such 10 the dreadful
eud of the wives aud chiTsn Of hOus nds OF SluheTn
soldiers who are Sighting to destroy tbs Government
under which thew hs 20 yed unparalleled prosperity
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
80 pOLEs 40 BOREKLlNs

L large company of these sSo na,ional'Sie' marched
70 the DIV Hul. in New York, On Friday last, where
trey uers received By b, Mayor. Ne. R !. JLEOrOW-
*. in b,balf of the company delivered the following
sre,o1, which would have Yankee present
q vince Ike 'gsled 'de" If their hearts had been
It sds Of penstrabls stuff. We are quis sure that the
Mayor must have thoOgssf he did Ros 'ay Il the
gentleman with ne long usDs DOH ''POSsi to-
Raeii'
"a MAYOR: Il ID with the feelings OF deep fAsistse
ton thaE am here IN The Of my SaVon'an broth
~rs. B1hsRiaos and my fsloW-eou1t'ymea tn Poles,
40 pressaG 60 you SIR the tibue tf ouf RESP cs ana
our consideration.
Here ytu have before 500, Sir, tEO Jugs OF two eP.
Eesed aAIous bath Of sl.VOnie O'gln blth victims Of
aszrs.s.vs aspirations q tkE ASSkbsrs, both aitsi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
GelD AVID GAEnB4cks-A Saratoga lo'tel.1riier

GeIo AsD GAEnB4ck.-A Saratoga letter writer
records th' following novel mode Of paying hoe bils
Among the sDom lies Of q deprecated p per cur
rfncy tho following ls noteworthy: There are az
present at TIE springs quite number of Gu sns-I
before so many. TbeV all come laden with gold, OF
which, a. home, III hsve pa nc prsniuo. Ga the
quIda.ion of their board bils ihey allowed the
pr MUM. OF course. TIE practical resut s thss when
Cuban has been here month, and has fesstsd W H..
hs iays down enc hundred dollars in gold snd receives,
IN return, reosipted bill and one hundred AID hitJ-
dollars In changed Tns OubsnF, hence are living
gratis and making mooey by Il besides of eourse
they are krSAly enjoying themselves 1t our EXPENSE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
SEQ MILLION LOAN.
NOA-iA&ABLE BOAD

Rchuord- Asg. ~. 1894
NOTICE is hereby given, that sales of the
Shove Bond q; he Treasury prss tso sno 60
aed eses gl 30 d continued Sr the slh dsy septem
Esxt vhe1 toe ssies eli seyynt, million.
dSsT 90 ruoh hhs be sold before the sd s0h dsy Of
SIlemlT The viii be susp AIDED cons Ter chs espe T.
cy OF RdvsbSiog the pee notice viii Be ay Of
az Iesanpson- and oil the prce fxed upon The RoBda
Fhs seeressD Of ss Treasury deems &c bis dusy 70 eau
fSis ditsnton OF taxpayers geassa aud srj hs
lsauEal cas-, 70 this noica. This sh uass tAAen
~ b! people
payment Of Int, 10 foreign eountrss onsrous
'no opPFtssv on the rsturs Of peace aud Low prices
4Ea INV DE; ~ cutos products ling socA
P ' bs M sirs IL tie Ronds Of IRE Gown txxpsy
ssotoe ibens iyes t1s rsessFs OF the ted
o. H. %. n~ni OF interest u. A. TREnH0Lh,
- 2~-d2s seq u ssSs&S,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
CERTIFICATES OF INDhBTEOS isss, b X is
ING PEh CENT PIX anna M INTEfi EST
AND FREE FROM TAXATION
TKEASilhN lie n

Redmond, Augus. s, 1854 (
RY the l4th section Of tie act 10 reduce th,
~ currency, approved FEBRUARY IL iSG the Secretary OF lie
Treasury GuthOfiEsl SeeTs eercs able
years after the TGNfeaES9 OF treaty VI peace yIn Tho Une
bStes They he scld bat only ls su
of Tie Government wiling receive the
payment of their dsmsGds They ssV be given pSI
though from The stiencn
dishuiBg officers Oft he &C s.sd casa
pubic securities Offering peculiar sdyaLtBss 10 those
the supplies OF the bought
Of ths checks by dlbsTsiaa upo
ts Dep0sares boog funds aud marked
pAS RDle Ia certificates Of Indebtedness viii be PAD In eonoI
lity herewith.
DePvsaries are hsreby Srih6sd And Required - comply
With this regulation, and 70 make appca1oa zeger 10
supplies 9, CERTIFICATES required
(sisued) q. 4. fkfsbOlh
aul2-d SecTszry Of the TrsaslFy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

DsAD WIN. Md ,psid, E q, man osgfsat resis.
End the owner Of Eae c. lsbfa,ed ultne neg, Flora
Temple. died his residence, Lear Baitmere, On The
night Of the o h, In he SIS h yesr # bis age.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

NAUGHrr = The ST. JoSph (ao) Herald sa's the
sreeis OF 81. Joisph AIlSd aih With osa'S
In their mouths
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
IN AsHINGTON COLLEGE.-

w Ihs eIsTclGeE oi
this institution vD resumed the i5h septemhsr Ia ad
the regular Collegiate ossses Preparatory EHsh
Classical anu mathematical Department viii be oanirei ard
cOaduoted " tee Faculty.
30 iRDIAa can be procured Ia Lexngsan Eihor. 5 ,uy
especially When payment maze PkoyIsloSs. lees
BE- paid Ia ASVaoUe.
saDet s0LDIERs CT good moral ccE-scser, ard without
requisite neans In be admitted free OF tuition.
For particulars address any menber OF tie tacSiC.
j. L. o4zFaELL,
Tl.rk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
AUvz.oa .AAa.-surv.. VA.
A DASIHABLE MARkET Farm @.
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SIR miles above r e4mord the Dsep Esa Turnpike,
ALSO. IHE STOCK. CROPS, Erc..
FOB SALE AT AUCTION.
WILL.b sold on WEDNESDAY, the 2Ist
day September It'll O'CLOCK A. 81, tie prssols.s
the descr0ed farm. Ths Lul logs VI dwelling
flu tue cut hsuses ThIe Is $50
ce.hCuse, uui ara psnd co-ySnn. GT getin IL
Tae tr AMI tiies qiIrt-rs acre Of iaod well tap oIsG,
Enl n snAi orchard VI caoIge II tt,ceI.
the ARM the 1oving CrOf
sitting Il Corn, S3rstrn, Vegetable &c siIy, The s.UsS
Ia,Eg i1psleas Dsls4ng Two tvoh0r;e -Ast,
b. lie stst, P,oW Dag l. 3 aUdA pail u good Mules
Persons wishing Hnii dsgir-b Raf0, e
city good HelEhb RI 90 vii ~ vel
attend tn sci lam .dlts pOss=s iJE VII be gYsn.
fer sFy- the f~ra Onsha c-sf; the a. six and
Inoohs; ali eAsh we Vp1l Of he
JAMES II. Taylor,
stpiI I'd s>-l,Eesr.
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T He CITY.

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49, 80 N''N :" A''' "
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~ 49,, 3,,,L IT. '. ~
oar, 80 NJ, R.g,n o.. "A s,r,e, rear -, D.ns,, !.
a.,
~. $500 IL u..,.,... 80 80, 81 h., 2oo,
last Light with pistol 10 his bsad AID ten.anded Hts
ky Told him there was nc shisky ibeTo. II: charged
| right iuto tho house Wilntss snd Ter shiidrei rs1
into the STREET Crying MuJds." AID Wa'oh." Pts
Onsr iced off his p,io. W4sGi came a! Il sOOk BIN
| lOto custody.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

Z RlIuRS1D Gen. Meade wac 10 Wasting on las.
Ibirsday, but left on the evening OF taat dag nr lie
headquarters near Pe;ersbure -.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
TIE Herald states

TITO Herald states:
TIE udugs from The siaosnioai valley aro interest.
log Tao ehtmy hos weakened bis laes 10 tas left OF
our forces, aud the Il bels maasog towards the
Po'cm4c The ford. 1t present imp assole IN &C.
count Of IA rAins when the water SUBSIDIES G.neral
Sheridan will found ready TO dispute the passsg' OF
ths foe. the troops whose tina has expired re-
eplsing with vg0r not sngly, bu By rrgi nents The
suppy trains regularly ~ tue roat, Aad tho line Of
coma uaicatOn is welt guarded. Ths enemy to
retiring; but ASaril is close upon his rear .aEd a
dsht IS expected
OoAFsDTRArEs oGSoINTAATISG MAR RID MVEs.
Fom the Herald Es learn t6st It is reported a. ST.
Louis thA: shout fifteen thou,and reoea are corcenta.
ting a. the mouth of the R,d river apparently for some
hostile purpose yet uudsolOssd.
tbs DRAYr IN EKw TosK.
I; appears that the draf. ian W York city will now
take place, Seward notwithstanding. Says the Herald
A draft bss been ordered 10 taSe place On Monday,
pleub,r 10 in 10 sd other Safes whose q ola
mas not been fed W. l. il sJ ordered 10 DO pc0Ceed
ed With this morning tue TSelih au1 Thirteenth dis
trcts OF this liz accordance vita the Prssden %
pioCl nation OF July ls
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

W. ANTsD-
w Astualon 70 Teaohsr Ia private fsml', bv Lid,
Nho hAs hsd experience In eBehing She vii teach
u Bngish branch Music and french.
Good reference gwen Il required
Apply 20 ". q. H.. Ayi.ss p. ~, Eng william &C.. Va
A. 6-vuA
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sPsIoE CT SECRETARY sKWAsD--TaE phAI

cfaAOh " bhWAap-IAA DkAIf
s5crslAry Seward has returned iron bis visit to The
Eouh
Secretary S,uSrj mado the following address, to TIE
Lpeolu Johneon Association, who call.d upon him
this 'vsning:
FsOs ,ilizJas.-I understand tha. you arc the LIn-
clio and Jon, son Association OF the DISTRICT Of Cou
umbs. e. We Are") Well, Ilq lire be jause II Ia
well Ahen people meet tia. each party knoE eIacdy
Who the other ara I'll tell you, therefore, Who am,
am Clcissp, Who IL in favor Of the tAue ticket
you tuppost, Lincoln and johnson; an for
item nse4uss they are the candidates OF the
Union ShcS fighting for We have found
IL necessary. to hSbt tor tbat caus,, aud when
ani obliged TO 6gb.iOr eau o am the last Il a.
goes the polls AID woes Ag Ans IT, Fellow cit u.s.
la speech made at Auburn. sAd there SHOULD ba 10
daft beCaui the army is being reinforced by Ava to
ten thousand volunteers per day The people OF Au
burn understood and olsarsd the district Of their
dealt by volunteering, Patriotic Gea 10 Philaielpbis
wife that there tSey understood NE to fay there
VII be no DRAFT and therefore trey top volunteering
avail myself, therefore, Of Ibis oOcSs on to, aorfect
their mistake b. ssy0g hit r. eau only show IT.
self by w0Iks the draft will surely il do not
Sount, sr aud prevent it. hope Ihat poIt is set!
dad ngW.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

Il afternoon a Lincoln and 10 ,nson flg vas raised
scross rspnsylvau av5nHe, near Ninth sueeL band
dsoouned n.olGl airs, and Fpeeoaes made TO The
large crowd assembled Who manifested 10 iedo,abo en-
tusiss. After the g raising the crowd ven, Ia pro-
cessOa the White use, and the President in ia
Spouse the eas tp 1sars and SidIts sd than oil
In TIE course Of h tmMks be- said that he hsd made
Up his mind no. 10 do maob tslIiDg hs had Oh srye
that persops had lately Injured themselves Vry
much By PLAZA speaking.