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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27

- uf'a1 AssafaFf 2Aaa<S ~ a1sa sslRs8s-
IL II. srsy .ass,ls id
IN rsRsIol burke hariog AT !
eoDlI pssrs u regard q wha shail ba Ahs
nexs unitsd States Senator. ID aaems
shas The faes il d BE raa aisa eala the
Hon. John 4. Kassea and ex.GSyernor
klsk~ssa Il sssapsssseFs. Rafks. II aesaaa
10 warsa supporter u slr. ka@oas whsass
same one eass whs styles hsnsalf "
srssaa 81 hsAh q d !, u sasssasdaysp fasss
al the ex- Governor. | saw 10 sha Nga.
pareil of she 2ssh slt.. . aaihmaaieasion
from she ssfEieasl Of both Kss., = ID shieh
be draws 'sye editor Of ye NoHpafeil''
sses lie Goals. lie seens 70 asFsr tire
Of bessowiag psaiasapon aae ex- Governor.
4 wsu3gg xlsas hs thinks VI the present
occupant Of ,he Guaeraaaosial chair. In
bic eammaaisatiea be uses sho following
iaagsags
IL ii the b9ast 81 Iowaus ererY 2hero
that iswa is frep FROM the drags, the fore
mosl State ii the Uhiaa in furnishing
men far this war. Iowa has qua aore
aud better men in Lhe seFyice. aau a .
lees expensa to the Unlled Ssalab, than
any other Stats in tho Union. All of The
resim sass raised gexcspt !. few Ter LOO
4 va sersieel armed, ohasred and eaaip-
ped during Cor. k's,, term Of piacs,--
= = o. l. vas sha
raisina Of these iaea, By Gov. <, thai
freed laxa from The DRAFT, although lbs
State was not psnpaEly credited ipg thess
men al The siIns.1
The 'sfrisal oil both KS, seems 10 IL
more the Fact that a draft was eser mad,
in Iowa. Ia seems to tryto soayiae'
The people thai Cos. X, fresd the stat'
from the draft. There are about ihirtj
men hero in this batsers myself among
| them, xhoa Il sill be Regy dlfhoals q
eonEiaea, Of that fact We haysIfels kbl
weight Of the draft, we have heeaIdragge4
from our homes, parents and families
Why are we forced 10 remain hera, il as
ssfriend'' says, Gov. h., freed The Stat
IRON the draft If Iosa WIS freI
from the draft OF the time that The aral
Was made in that State, why did Til
Excelseney William b. Se0aa, tie Cos
e.acr Of Iowa, allow abs United State
Government officials to invade the STAT
AMI drag several hundred men ant
clsizsRs Of Too State Of lswa, ava.
fsorB their homes, and foFaii,ly take thea
into the arsnye sareiy if the 'foyaf paf
| " claim that Gov. K, freed lha stat
from the draft, they ea1nos thiak mu \
OF the laan who sits quietly by 4 specie
Tor, ana SLOWS such an oatrsge I'd be com
mittea upon the State Of whlsh BE- ia til
Governor.
People Of Iesa, whea- the name 81
Willian ". ssone is again preseaisi u
yoa a. fitting one for the GosexneF d
your State, remember that hs Ia he lnat
who MAKES useiess and unnecessary con
scFiptiSns 4 bis people. Ranember tba
tbroagh hin many brave and gallant SON
Of Iowa hare been forced to the slaugh
ter.
Remember that be made draft II
Iowa, when that State bad already fun
nished her quota Of lnss, sod vas frat
from tho draft.
Yoars, &C.,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27
10000 Reward.

II is reported that the War Depart
menl Offers steward Of ST. 900 for the
azrsss Of the assassin Of the President and
is 600 each for the arrest Of
yoha Sarvats and DaYid @. Herold, 30
sonplices of Booth. Also persons bar.
besiag o. sesrssiag said persons or either
aE fhsss, will be treated a. aseomplices
In fhs murder of The President and be
ssA3sea 10 trial before military commits
sfon ndspunisbed with death.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27

ET Mr.. Greedy says ''Let not tAa
victory of tue Republic be stained BY 4
single act Of vengsance--hy one waHgdn
indiction Of pain. Lee not the natipuaI
ensign be stained BY one drop Of blood
shsd "a punish rather ihau TO save
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27

A Mrs1axs OFTEN MApK--A mistake
not uafrequsnsTy made By farmers, issbht
Of undertaking more thaa their capital
will warraut. Pratt depends more On
thoroas hasss and qa,lity Ell land put ID
der tillaga. II q nan has larga capital
can employ strong fores and las The e.
pacity and iadassfy 20 direct extensits
operations, be can culsitateI largo farm.
.perbaps, to a profit. Bas III be has onIy
4 small capital, and mainly dependent da
his own labor. ne should lfnIt bis opera
lions aoeosdlnaly. This error of undef-
ssking too much, often becaslens the
4 q a. sksg4.4 "a IL L r
which IN The aggregate, y pali am pnflt h
d gaod profit On the whole capital ssvest
ID IN the farm, II the wasse we're avoided.
For want 81 msans, The fasmers Il ohIigad
ID veil lii lev prlcea, and st unfAvnrahle
siines. This, prfbaps, lsatls 70 4 failaFe,
or nj least inakes life uaeomfortabft,
when the sa1ds knowlcdQa and energies ana
smaller farm wanIi hnse ehtainsd enn4 i
plets suoeess.- Maaaai gf Agrieuisarf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27

Jim, I bsliEve Sambo's gnt 90
truth 10 him. /" .You don't knox dal /;
dere's more truth in aat niggsr dat AL
de rest on he plantation s.How do sea
knaw datS" "Shy, ha must AaEs heap
be never lets any unt.''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27

g" The finger DatIs OF The chief rris
Of the Chinese, dsss House, nj San Ernn-
Disco, are aetualiy longer than bis iingags,
and are twist d like an anger.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27

eT risre are nov shout lis 600 miles
OF railSey in the world. 7glfsahayee an-
sumed 10, 00l, 900 tens of iFop.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27

"a pointsmAn was ri TIE juacsure af
two lines Of railway, his lever 10 harei,
for q train was sigaaled. The eRgipe
was within fe~ seconds OF reaching she
I embankmenI, when the man On turning
His head, perceived his fitsle b y playing
on the rails Of the line tha train was TO
pass over. "Lis down y be shouted sst
70 the child, but Us to himself be remain.
ed at his post. The train passed along
! on It's way, and the lives of q hnsnIrei
passengers peraFps we're saved. Bat the
poor child! The father rushed forward
! expecting 20 takenp only acbrpse, bus
what wac his joy, on finding that the boy
haf al Quee oheyed bis orders, be. had
laia dawn, and the whoie train bad pass-
ca over bin wifhaut injury. The next
dag the hing cent for the man, and at
taehed t. his breast the me ial for civil
co rage
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27

gsrlly sillae 10 oraes ssstsasa .hss OBJ
jet to give mp the institution Of slavery
ausiraiy.
The old lob army corps has bsse re-
osgaassst and Is eommaaasd By Geheral
Terry.
/ 1IieraSd's correspondent details the
m8semeuE of cavalry solnmn andex Gem
Wflsoa. So II sss
The FIRST resistance met BIZ Gea. VIII.
soa's troops Was At Monsisallo, where sf.
Ter Q short engagement Roddy's rebals
vers routed. They relreassd sksrmisbisg
for aboas27 miles, when On the Let incl,
having formed junction with Forrest,
Lyon and Others Forrest took sommaad
and the rebeis again made stand and
we're driFen IN every direesion 9Th \ Iqss
Of 100 killed and wounded, and over 200
prisoners and 50 pieces Of aFtillery. They
then retIeate5 10 Selma where behind 4
very strong works obstinate defense
vas prepared for The next day. General
Wilson moved "a the attack and after
about two hours sevage a.shsing The for.
ssaeations were Carried by assault, aAd
bis troops entered The town, eaptarfbg
asaf ITO thousand prisoners, one hap+
dred cannon, large number Of horses
and mules and an immense quantities Of
supplies aud ainuunition. BssidcssheseI
lhere FILL into Gan. Wilson's hands MILL.
ions Of dollars worth Of cotton, large ar
seuai, naval iroa works, and ether man
ufaetories, which, together wi,h mary
buildings beIonging to proniuent Fsbels
we're destroyed.
Tribune learns from passengers from
Charleston, that just "a the steamer left,
report came that The expedition sent out
under Gilmore and Potter to samaer.
vile and Manchester, destroyed all .raii-
road bridges between Columbia ard
Florence. They captured ZOO bales o.
cotton, 3 locomotives, Is passenger E lTs,
brought 10 $500 liberated slayes.
Herall's Richmond correspondent says
Gen. Ord has been sarereeded 10 COIN
mand there BY Gen. Halleek. Geo. Ord
is ordered TO report at CLarleston.
1 I g. r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27

Carolina, shsfsssf Shermsasx ssssps
I've S6str NJ, - rep sss III = cling
very anxid 10 j aid ~ 10 rs1ns
tasir farasr psi 20 10 4 Union sr-
guaiy ~if1lae 10 ofaer ssstsasa thsg OBJ
jet TO give mp the Institution Of slavery
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A RNo1D & FIELD
Merchant TailOrs,
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING STORE,

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Special attention given to the selection Of
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PUBLISHED (DATLY) BIZ
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
w O?FIC E-No. 1O4 King street. over
,,as formerly French's) Book Store.
WAR NEWS.

The news from the Army on the James
River is mportant. ;,
The official bulletin announces shat at half
mast four Q, clock on Friday mo, ming, the Con
faderates, moving in three dvivlslons, under
General Gordon, captured the line OF works
at the foot of tue bill, which was held ny the
zhird brigade OF the first division, and then
wheeling, ascended the hill and carried ny as
sault Fort Steadman, overpowerlng the garr',
son that held it. Having thus tahshed
themselves, they turned the guns OF the tort
upon The Federal lines On each flank, but the
latter stood firm. They next made deter
mined attack upon Fort Haskell, out we're
repulsed with great loss Every effort which
was made by the Federal columns to recap.
ture Fort Steadman, was unsuccessful. until
the arrival of the second brigade, when
charge was made by that brigade, supported
bv the troops of the first division. and the
Coafederates were finally driven out OF the FORT
with all estimated loss. according to General
payke, OF sixteen hundred men taken prEso
ners. and also losing heavily IN killed and
wounded. A subsequent dispatch from Gen.
Grants puts the number Of prisoners taken az
twenty seven hundred, and the killed and
wounded at not less han three thousand ihe
Federal loss is set down at about 6OO.
The steamer Wenonah, which reached
Washington Yesterday from the White House,
reports the troops Of Sheridan's command to
be ra pid!y recovering trcm the fatigue OF their
recent expedition. The worn out horses are
being brought away and fresh ones forwarded
10 replace them.
Adqces from North Carolina have been re-
ceived at Fortress Monroe, hy Way OF the Al
bemar arle Canal An engagement is said to have
occurred at Mount Olive on Tuesday last, be-
tween Sherman right wing aud Confederate
force The latter being overpowered and
outfanked fell back towards Raleigh The
Federal troops then advanced and occupied
Smil hfeld, half way between GoldSboro' and
Raleigh. Sherman, Terry, aud Schoteld are
reported to be In hourly communication With
each other.
From North Carolina we had yesterday the
conGrnatlon Of the occupation OF Goldsbo~
70 by Gen Schofeld, without serious opposl~
tion General Terry was approaching from
Wilmington, ard was near at hand Colds
boro is on the Wilmington and Weldon rail-
road, at It's intersection with Neuses river. 1t
is also at the crossing of that road with the
Raleigh and Beaufort road, about fifty miles
from the former. Gen Scbo6el1 writes from
Goidsboro II find the bridges burned, but
otherwise the road is not injured, and the
depot facilities are very fine. | captured here
seven cars, and General Terry has captured
TWO locomotives and two cars, which he is now
using.
A dispatch from Newbern states that no
additional news had been received from Scho-
field, but that firing was heard at Kinston,
indicating fight near Goldsbororo. Supplies
we're being forwarded to Sherman.
The mines of California are yielding heavily
since the rains. The receipts of treasure for
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-02
INSTITUTE S~t-CHARLES,
.5 A a DfRrGE PAR
a II Nine. e. MACE.

Les eours ont rccoinmenct lie 4 Scptembre
tans I Institut St-Charles, dirige par Nine c.
Mace
Cctte Institution a. jeune Dcnoiselles, 81 fa-
rorablcmcnt connuc. est situGe a Ia Nouveile-
Orleans, rue Bourbon, No. los.
Connie on a pm sen conva:ncre par les exa-
sarns qni ont en- lien dams cot I~nstitnt, a Ia fin
de ailIlv ~scolaire. les Gtudes y solt serieuses.
Trofondes: ct bien superielircs aux cours genera
cement snivis par les damoiselles,
Nina Mace ne s'entoure que de professors d.
elite, capablcs de la sec0ndrr dams Fedncatinn
morale ct intellectuelle qu iellc s. esfforce de DON
her aces eleses.
Les arts d'agrfment sont conies, on lie salt a
DIES prottsicurs hahilcs.
Nota -Une classe de solfege commencera lie Ter
octobre, sous les spins de NJ. A. Davis.
Ponr plss amplcs infnrmatlons ct ponr DIES
prospectus, r 'adresser a l'Institut on, par ecrit a
la Nonyelle-Orleais, boite PA.
49, NOD 1t,
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FTAT DE Lac LOUISIANA Parois
AAs ne de L,afoucrhe. VIZ


ETAT DE La LOUISIANA Parois-
- SC. de Lafoucrhe.
Quill soft eoanI qr'en vertl d IN ordre de Fl
ia, a moi alresst, cnnme Constable de la susdi-
te p~aroisse. j'ai saisi ct ofrirai en- vente publ
que. devaut la maison de Conr. dams la vile de
Thibodaux, SAMEDI 2 DECEMBRE 1865, a II
henres A. NJ, la pro2riete suivaate. SAVIOR /:
UyE cERTAIyE PORTION DUN TERRAIN,
situGe dams Ia d te paro.sse. sur lie biyou Terre-
bonne, a nm mile h peu pres de Ia vile de Thi
bodaux. mesurant un arpent de snperficie plus
OIL MONS, conprenant la partie sud dn lot No.
ct la partie Quest DIES lots No. 2 ct 3. bornee au
nord par la partie du lot No. 4, separee par lie
prolongement dc la ligle du lot No. 8, a Pest
par les lots Nos. 2 ct 3, au sud par lie terrain de
Nine Hill ct a louest par lie bayon Terrebo me
ct lie terrain de V. Bergpron, avrc to1tes les ba-
tisses ct aineliorations qni sly trouvent.
Cette yente est fate pour s~atisfaire lie pale
mcnt du principal. DIES interets ct des rails dams
la cause ci- dessls three ct numerotee.
p. LAGARDE,
Constable dela Par isse Lafourcle
u 9as-Je snis anssi antorise par lie defendeur a
vendre a l'amiable la propriete c:-dessus men
%tionnGe, d lei lie jour de la vente les personnes
qui voudront l'acheter s'adresseront an soussi.
gne, a l'ofice daReeorder de la ~paroisse.
nov-4-6J tE p. LaGARDE.
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w. f. MCLEAN,
General Purchasing Agent
AND 81
CONFESSION & FORWARDING
e = a II z !.
Liberal Advances Made on c-onaignments.

Having openep a purchasing Agency for
the accommodation OF Merchants. Builders,
Planters and Families who do not to visit the
City. | off,r my services for the Purchase of
all kinds Of Merchandise and Supplies which
will be bought at the lowest market rates and
shipped by express, or as ordered, 10 the re
POURED destination, All orders instructed to
my care will be faithfully executed.
Orders addressed to my care through the
Post-ofi e will meet prompt attention.
Agents Of the Adams Express Company
and The Commercial Express Company and
the Agents OF other Companies connecting
with those, are authorized to receive orders
itr me. g5 Is
Parties sending orders will receive the goods
with a collect or delivery bill for the same.
Goods ordered otherwise than Express the
whole amount will he required. Exception will
be made winn orders are send by Clerks If
4 gnlar Packers whom I know to be +, spon
sibie, or through my Agasts. I'D
Parties visiting the City with q view of
making pnrchasas will find it to their Interest
to call Oh me, as. my arrangements are snch;
That a saving ct money aud time will be the
result of Their communicating with me.
1t is my%purpose to meet the wants of all
classes IN the States of Louisiana, Mississippi,
Alabama, Arkansas and Texas. to SIMPLY
them with every kind Of Merchandise, Mach:-
merry. Fatming aud Plantation Ustensils, and
goods Of every description,
AT THE LOWEST N. ORLEANS PRICES.
Parties giving me their orders for purchases
here Or elsewhere, will save the expense of
travel. and / will guarantee the ~strictest eco.
nomy for their interest.
! respectfully solicit eonsignments Of Sugar
Cotton. and other Products of the Soil also
all kinds of General Merchandise, from nv
friends, and those of my referees and the public
generally, pledgiug myself to give the fullest
satisfaction.
By special permission I respectfully refer to
the following wel-know gentlemen, represent
ing various branches of business
aiessrs = LAPEYRE & BRO. Bankers, NJ O.
~. ste s,sslns , Company Sep Orleans
tfs Go. Meas Orleans gI 50
EDWARD THOMPSON, wholesale Grocer, date
Thompson e. Barnes Nep Orleans
~. superintendent jackson Railroad
K. $. MORSE, ProprietorC City Aotel, Ncp O cans
s. d H. M 10 Ag.nt Adams. Express, GALVESTON
n. ". oh Ds4fEH.5e g-nt Adams Exnrfss, Houston
CHARLESH FRASER NatcAez, Miss; : ii
Hon. JOHN RAY Monroe. La;
j. ". McB0E4ED, Mindoa, la; E
JONES. Catalonia Parish. la;
HUGH ALISON 4 co, Nep Orleans;
LINES GONEG4L, Druggist, Nep Orleans:
JOHNS. VOOLFOLK, Captain steamer draw Eagle
GW S:-For all orde RS under $1,000. s.
per cent over $1,000, 8 per cent To- yearly customers
q %redaction will be made from the above averages
w. f. MCLEAN,
Office, No. l0I Gravier ST., between Camp
ly-nov4 ard Magazine.