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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07

RuSAwAr--As wo vera passias dawn
stres yesterday morning wa observed
tao lo1sc horses praaaia; through the
Sssreets. At length thay cane gaIlepiaz
Ia saoFsing BY where tam attached
81 wagon ssood azhiscked in the street
Nereapon the horses attached to the
- gon, being in \ playful mpli, e1aciu.
3el 10 taks sils wish the i9bsa aag.,
lana OF they went q. tha sop 81 their
speea, bat lii nos- 20 far hefaFe th~y
same in contact wisaa past thrown
d5sa AM rmsshsi apthing4 gsnarally.
Tais " hopa viii b. lest7a t. ia
aSner Which viii -c4ase bin % til his
haFse. nezt ~t3NnSss 81 tsa.us
shoali bear 10 ratai tht their horsas.
however gentle, mty be stampsd u If
Left uaai'oheds AM shas tay nrs Iiabls
for all damag@s daes On sash o-ca-
sioas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07
IxpRavrsayr,.-T TIE fino weather whiol

IxpRavEAssys.- The fine weasher which
has prevailed al The Fall aaa 40 Ear into
stern old Winter has eaabl.d our citizeas
to erect aaits namhes Of houses and
oyhss buildings. Al least farty huii iiags
have bsaa erected, that u9ai4 n1t base
heca eamnence bal e5sd wsaihsr sci ia
here as early IS Is Usually dos 10 sae
Eastern States.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07
oTE1ICERS.
W 70. N. PUsET. rrsaa..
g0aaA ". Ross. vice Presf.,
ASA RLGkNAN, Gen. Tray. aga

DIRECTORS AND REFERENCES
Hon. " IL u Pasey Raaksr, coaacii girsfs
Hen G. ha!4slD, tate chi-f Jtsflee or Iuwa. as
] ". aesa, Fsfk AsFehaas, Do; T1oA, r. ssxees
8raFaeE az Law d Sam. Wsas Esa srhnie.
SALE sFsesas ss9; ] Hafiera nardxare Denicg,
Dol leha ls9aA, Pr1p'r PAeiae uaase. do; naa
]. " hasz, a9i y. n. Lassf, EgHsl Iasuraaes
AseaL oNksioasa, Insaj Hans NJ H. seesers, ia
IIna, Wa, LoaEEtri sc. Ju4ss uf sih Jualeiai
pfstltst. q Ishn White, Pr@sident Of tue Isl
satiasal Esax, ds5 Isan. Geo. w. MxGIeary, ex-
sFtfrsAry Of stats. Iowa City Iowa Gea. A @.
Dsases BnfiiH1toH. Iowa. uaa n. II TFimhle
Iaagaaf ths 2aa JsssiEGAi d. STRICT RlaomFali 10.
W. Ten. WIN Fale. Giens es'd, Iowa
DTE1cE s~tlxeF Fex'g Hari xsfe Ssera. LrwsE
Rzslsswsys conrsii Etg1s, Iowa.
TasS Company rcEeEty erEaglszed in this ely an.
aFs kss I4ws 81 Iowa, Is uaas pfepsrrSlto tssae
rallele@ upaa al CLASSES Of detached ewelii ssgs
assdfaftn prosperity; against isFs BY are. 9Khsn5ax
ssiaa stafalA sud tagaasIees.
Operating upon tie 1aiuzi PLAZA, fnSaresx xi
Ray ~ mare fAan tae actual cost o. lnkHrsnes
Hhtle thry Will retain la iarsr miasf4hs asstsas
nos Pasa 70 foEeisn Companies.
49, mos. ! sTEE7.
ssia. isth, ISS5--:n.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07
DO Fnu visa To be GARCIA

Pat not the palsensf ehsiiee - yaEr lips,
GiF 9s1tA viii de tbs fate IT hifa who sfEsj
BEtsake the herbs ii freshness iF,szh the asa3
y And 10 the psksat rcsss disease sill Yield.
otd IN BECa1Kss EariisA Spscssc Pssss ears,
ia less tasn tastsg IS tbs werst cAseS Of asts.
aasnsss4 1gspogeal-ss Premature DSc4y. SssaiuaI
week.-mrs.. itfsaaty, Afti all Urinary, s5xaaI
uu afys1tfsss ne Hsagter Tram what eanse axcaac
Ell Price 0ae Dollar par bas~-SsGl postpaid, ey
l2sti. On Fscaipt u "a older. Address
JANIS 2. AETLEA.
40 Bgssawdy. New Yssk.
s-Deseslprire Clrealar ae1t frse On apg8lez~
ties Address As sseT9, Mar - rs SIS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07
A card no The sunerina

a Card TO The stsfFerinx
DO You. WIsH TO pE cnRED2 II ~, l&
vs. fSEe "a ahree bog 81 s15s u ssIecaa - XEf&7
ai;teFAls saEs1psEilis =, eyvnus Ait iiss es 81
s after ysr srs sasasGr3 utth tue result sben ss5
We boz " OLu itltTuk BUCHAa,s KNELN> n
SPECIFIC P7iaLs--GuG be eatas 81 ta seaisn an5
riTDF ~ lsss th4a ks9T1g dsySs they are pnTess
ysEsta1ss pss8S41ss 30 taxp pFaRpl 4nd &aiuGafytn
slheir tffsgfs on she kEskxga-3eNa aud shzttrr3L
constitution. Dli and yaang al take EleEl VI III
ssivnstagr: DIR gfrClI AZ Is EEGLfsH SPECIFIC
FILLS IL less tAsf ~ Oars, tAs wcrs4 cases al
NERVOUS y ksSsae unI0 ezlxy. premature Decay.
ssus Is " SArsS 7Esss8ty ard an riasfy ssz-
nsI. apd Nervous hsctI -, matter tElsa saas
cause ptp1sasaa PFter, lts4e Dollar per box. gent
poatp il u EaaiI, - recent ~ 81 esIeT.
AdIrt4s JAMES y. RgTLER
NJ. x23 Hfoaawsy. Kew YGKx, Gfnsrsl geHs.
r. So hx sent - any address, 0a FecsslsJF ui
fytcr--shieI. Is One D H4v--5sst fres. r 4 de-
scripttye titgasrrs "a ~ agp..sslssa.
AaS -. teS Ew
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07

IT, " eAAAET TEET
CAsADY & EST,
Kand. Collecting ami Tax
Paying AEenry,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA

+ Waipu Tsyess eay and sell Ctr ant eausty
Or IsFS sSe q tiASiaTs FlFnssh Az aFtS ~ II
ia -. AIT - eFefyf ing pertaining 80 GenFrzi
E<RBcg
E.st$ ':Hs taIv s5alglate ABSTRACT gsY TITi- IS
- N. &SFNfs, rsaarkeiuS DNs~{S. hrtts&&as,
3: DsRiz at FAX TSl~h. tuxrthsr NiEa fGIl anal
e. sIiAt= D = = - al IptsHl ,nES Decfrex 2rl
-T>f'l - : 60 g f,} tavsGf eoTtp CaH:r. she's
~ 50 p ar iIfe~, liP< saI -Fstivr tltIpG -
- : s=f-.sy ~ Lax PTgs4Piiy Attended to-
Ak II 1854 If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07

~ The sgestern Stage Cempsuy sp.
IInrlr to be doing gend ka -iaa>s on this
Iinn, siS stages arrived here last right
F-aH well hllei w;th tTHrsiers going West.
There il generally fran four to SIX every
nieht aFtivs here from 1rz II Inc. a7d
Btinn, an several fram tho West. Il il
har,i TO tel where MI tbs people are 90
ing TO. w. sappose they could tell If
thew would.
That is not our hTsiness however, ves
we shnald iike.to know. = GGihrie Go.
Ledg r.
Nloar question i, easily Aasw re /. Mr..
Ledger, they sra ming 10 CorxciL
pLFfFs, where Tires Railroads from tho
South and / st will make their tesn!nu..
ani from sh nee iha great Paeis. Rail.
road starts Neat~ard toward. tbs pacige
ocean, thirty Eve miles Of phieh II al
really belt and 10 running ora4r, and The
work ID track laying is progressing At
the rate Of one mile per day.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07
EROx IN TEE pIooD.

The FeFuviaa SErnS supplies the sldrsa via ia
life eifment ErpEss tafusRg sifsuefh ylaor aid msv
life tntg the Whole system For Dyspepsia Eifs,p-
81, car1nie DiasFhcet Debility Female Wrakssess-
es. &C Il 10 . speriHs, TR3asauas havs brrn
eaaFzea by the Hse 81 tsia ngssss 8las from wes1
ely, suffering creatures "a sxxofx, hsagEhy ard
k1ppy tsseA alsd ~pgnen
4 y page valneAiet seat FIRE..
Frsse ID peg asfife 81 for as
piSsa.sgEs Is Deg ST., xy.
Roia ~ pgaxssass gsassAllY
uet. e, 1885 sac m.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07
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,t9et thai haR&sesAs III ztusfaxx ssxfs ~ -
l.rss slaAAs Asss sgs sAassgsy a~s tfsys1Ss 1eas
y -. Ahxs ga as&er tsescts ira Frssi3 - Il Fl
go SO re pFry hx 1 1xw ssts u axaA g
knfzbt kad Nges fEsegr 80 -
" Sec ! = sTAissae atsessipeHsas ID sssis pas.
sa.a ~ cpzaa piass, asHa, sysla Brsx.
asas 80 Aestefsf 1rr = !, lsss--Szaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07
zauRE SHOULDER STRAP TaaPU-
RpFA 4.Fg

Il
NJ. Allied n 9ta,rr - t.,.f !.
The FEDERAL se,,;r. ia.,ar.I~ - $50, = :
| ratnpaa, Knaw. yothing hut l,.tsrly
Vi a.f.t Atlnlttionist az Tia sr,nr..r et,iy,a
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ab.t,ge,in, tba aforasa;s Ta~r. : = - !.
the duties 80 his ararons sassa2 NJ =
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aass;,.s ..ssis;a an i, he s,,l~sr;,w ~
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e q s. m..@~s~ ssf ynsaees Ter ~.
- -, shs edissss WoHld hsxe <sexisesf
two or TIRE rslifs and ellkls3IAA wAfn
inxs, bat unfortunately, oar deSpbss ssasa
70 be neither kesslsmen NOR Chrissisns,
ana the result il. that they do their mark
II q most rhahls a,ssi asrsssssl IN.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07

NEw 1l8ax fsss.r- Il xila, saaapbs-
cdr, b sosses ef qualification II To-.
mssshaHss * Csas<H gsais xha Uasaaa
q assrs ~ sEssss sIr1se1ss sss fatisr
elsy, - established frearhs lino be-
NasKK .l.egg ard this city. By the ar
hxrmeas elicA slr. wooa has eirected
xith tbs Mississippi and Missouri anil
Eainaeo and Rock Island f.sigroa,is, be Is
ENABLED 10 CT 70 the business nca Of
this CRY AMI Omabs uniform rates, good
dt<pateh, wish bar oat trangsr Of their
frcights betwgfn.i hieaga, Coapcif Siuaa
cad Omaha Ills is certainly an atlvan-
tage over al Other routes, as the ofsegA'
& % y are handled the greater she cha stts
Of heir being damaged. Our nere5snas
and ha sipess usen will ssriainiy Eari n Id
thsi: interest 10 patroEize Mr.. Wonp. =
zsa.s.xaus n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07

. .
corSetL BtUFgs.-Tais nues sows
Of c1n.ilerab,s itnpoTtar..e to n Efa1.
ing public If Western Iva, we saaald
jaIa from the an4aa, Of goods passing
through our tawn almoai daily foss tLnt
CITY. Traio, after train, al heavily lal.
ens,i with hoxs, barrels, baskets, sacks
&C., Sc. AMI coaspirnaus On MI mark 81
s'CarScm BlrFrz." Tais is, ID a,ust be
Remembered, only-a smsli. portion of re
N rehaa9ise s,l4 at thls piaes as thfF
bare ths Missouri rixar navigation which
mas; s-rpIy much greater amauat than
ths: ~ ri! to Boon AM taenes lhroag1
5ars ~ t,sBe. Waea connected with
saa E,s, ~ i a. Road, We will etp,e: to
s's #jsyias d praaperity "a greater
,Ata at present, then Ter Bagls may
s5gai bsF n an IA an near - tia city
Of progress all prosperity GuLarie
Coatfy Ledger.
You nrs rishs frienI HAaats ia your
esLsrnats Of 'aa ba siaess Of Geansil
Buff. Besilas TIE * ~ brDa ,hI here
- ting EreiEh: 'frairs. xhish paas sbrougl.
your 1au7i.hing Lace and bg the stram
ers which arrive here Fverg day during
tas season OF Navigation, We bare the
Freight Trains q X. Woon, which are
equally az extensive Do those passing
trough Panoras which van DO not see,
As they rua IN e1aneessbn With tbs Mis-
sissippt and Missouri, and Chicago and
Rock Island Railroads, and whieh briaK
10 our es;y as mach, IL not more, mer-
ehAaahsa than passes shrouEh PaOora for
this city. If we we're 70 notice ore
tbirI of the arrivals of Freight trains Ia
den with merchandise, aur BroLK wanld
have no 'seGaas for arythjng else
When our Railroads sre finished, and
come Of ID, N wall be flushed before next
autumn, we will havete call TO orr aid
steam power in order 10 sound Tue Bu
Gle notes. Of toe ''ciy Of progress and
PROSPERITY. % =
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g We a-e go expsrlenainr go

- We are nos experiencing god
solid winter weather. Another saow fell
Yesterday. wbieh, wi,h thar ALREADY ar
fac grouad. vii give az hrst rate sleigh.
iaP - hoHpnrtsi, Dc. It'll.
We .didH't see that snuw that ssfcll on
yesterday nor do We see the ssfrsf rate
sleiahing" this morning. TIE fact Il
that soow didn't "fell," and the frsi
rate sleigling" hasn'f arrived. Oar
streets are bare and we hase hssa rafe''
wagoniag. and have bad, SO far, a frss
rate winter. Capt. I'M and bis nsn.
laye'l about 1000 hflek into ths walls Oh
the City Halt On yesterday, and they ia
form as that shsy did not see that sno2,
rhssa ahs Aeapsgfg says fell on that
.anr sA;3S $780, -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07

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-. = 'ooa",a ~. VI
u i ejxislpyauea tlaas las nag base. Us
heasas j - sssmrle tl 1pp ~
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~ 81. - 80 IS ~ 81 e -
mixhk y rs,saes II 49, I =. 3 shopisa
y cbsags his sslex "a tbs leopard his
spos*, 9 = asr - nlagts Y q anytn,nS
~. -. - -. 81. -. 49,.
,,.,,.s !, - ,a.fs.,,,.s srstb,as
!: y = 80
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07
I 8 s 5

a @ @ =
HDEsEKEE PEEs troubled urf,t rsr,,iv r..s =.
- ag AsHgsr, i rhsy csc - sxssssrsas
ter hzTe vsesI u 10 nsgs = sIsTsSs = ar~a d
- saft p " ssSid AsyeH. We szve tsseA 81
- ~ Eas{ rffscs sofh!Dg tas sEsxss azfsxs
asa1 sd aags aaiekeF sbsn we ga ants "a ia
"a EEezt CSC AAa asttTs4 tie saaagsy = Mss5nzI
per- go 80 s @As &Aff
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07

Thsnsfai foF she psss fpsEFsnaxs stthwslst
Asvs oera fArarei aadlspl4S sA1z ty,ptl sAheli
a4J tbs pabtls zaaesAIi3, LASS al ass gzssArgj
70 faraiah ihsua w4th @ III
EVERYTHING In MY LIVE,
II AZ lev AxuFcs as any honss ID "a Etst Msstorx
Is ziiparressss 81 shs iswwss asakkey raE1g aSsE
ffnsa aszt Aaaas; whlea @H4s4es me- u sEil IL
lest Tn pr e-at loser sae ~ sac esar ssais
Il Ishalt kesp ssost4at37 e aAsa general Ask4st-
Eseas %
sTATloNfRr,
ENVELOPES.
Pm i4ot oERs.
CURTAINS.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
WALL. r4sEa,
PAPER 1ASoiAos,
FFER,
NIX q isksT&aa3s,
SLATE PENCILS,
Aaaia fAss svsr1shiss psstaialasas
FIRST CLASS BOOK STORE.
i or SIS. paaes WI al~asa = suppaI@ with
PAfRS hlelniFs, IlED|
Re1s1oea4<aa1a
@ Re .aay. rAieA We sell - rs = ,.lsr sraRR
Essussassf tAss - sall aetlssuuas..s;a rasy- |
ws a~rass.ytx dash. x,,,s.-- ,ssss,,sasA II Il I
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07

fs8s EsANo@Ak1s EHkAfSsH<
ht xeasssrs,
SavsH ta eesseetion u Darts
3, ND sreereds 81 sAnae promal-
Asa~rrsiaens land owners ia ahe
n assa saa Sesra< saaieess
s1averhaen, BsaasY srsi anes.
pr Eeiaslves Of dscsasesi tals-
Aank, View YeYk st4ts
.AEslT; nrsxriA Co, pail
ST., Saxsa3t, ". r. eassi-
EHsres nHniapl &c Css~s
seDs M. iSsx-z1
laa
,K eaussIr BLUFFS iowa,
DRntiy a. y iisA - sRnafy % Dry
PHaitars, QieankwaTs. sgssvex. Hea-e-
u.s. d. wassA Es H.lL set vetI earap FaF
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07

A aeausifu1 IL
H1w - feaa4se T1G3
ErtssEEaax, asa xft IN
pxo&eee fnli gss,s 81 ~ =
q suxarisnr gr6Rsh VII hair
1stzTfh. purity the blea1. %
snrl and bsauftfY She hsfT. suf4
nervous deeIltEy, &c. &c --asx 70
aud other useful and y1sHsbia sAssrxa&S
A copy u this KeEk wEtf be 1azIis& gfes
On applsE8tisn. Address
gH1s. " CHAPMAN.
Chemist ard PerEasass, 30. 81 sEaAszass y. J
N9x ~ 80 xza
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07

8 a&nE a. Gdvz Sxe H,ssxs Is8s
TT II u y o. s&aspt t.,stss sAlst
i H /, - III NJ ~ 81 Is ..
|ezn Tha,p ses naslsl parri.as:
ed by Fsfmers, whssE aaslsss III II
rtrnsstfg4 ss 70 We carr1sI On more sxsea-l
siyagy In this section next year than ever
beige, This i more IL The right d.
|ssasion. Tbs Farmxs 81 lYessefa lo~a,
with Nebraska, Calsrados Morsana and
llaha, fsr narktt for lhsif prssisse.
E~slas - szss kszszls
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-10
Mr.. Linc0lnss Inaugural.

The second Inaugural Address OF Mr..
LINCOLN possesses only one meritorious
feature, and that is its brevity. After an
apology for presenting nothing new to the
nation on such an important OCCASION ano
a reference to the circumstances attending
his first Inauguration, Mr.. LINCOLN al
tempts to prove that slavery was some
how +" the cause of the war, ana that lts
soourge may not pass away from the North
and the South until the product of slave
labor for two hundred and fifty years shall
be sunk, and an amount Of blood shall have
been drawn by the sword, equal 10 that
drawn by the lash during the same period
His whole argument is nothing but stale
abolition twaddle, and the interlarding Of
scriptural texts, savors more OF fanatlcal
cant than of anything else u Mess it be
irreverent political demagoguery, disgrace.
full to the incumbent of the Presidential
chair and to the nation. a.,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-10
The Radicals Stealing.

THuRLow WEED has exposed many of
the frauds Of the extreme radicals of New
York city, and it is to be hoped, checked
some Of them in their stealing operations,
but here is new development, in which
the guilty parties are the creme de la
creme of loyalty. In a debate the other
day in Congress on the tax bill, clause
which In effect prohibits the Introduction
Of lead as statuary being under considers
ton:
Mr.. Herman, of New York, asked Mr.. Nor
rill why this prohibition.
Mr.. Morrill, replied, Because lead is i'm
ported as statues and statuary.
Mr.. Kernan-As statues of Liberty, or of
blocks for statues of Liberty?
Mr.. Morrill-And as Washington. Jeffer-
son, etc. b.
Mr.. Kernan-Where is this done?
Mr.. 1Urrill-In New York.
Mr.. Eldridge, of New York-Who does it?
Mr.. Stevens, rising but hesitating to answer,
amid cries Of Let US hear, let us know" said,
We'll, 1t is the house OF PHELPS, DODGE 81
This operation of PHELPS, DoDeE &
Co., is only equalled by another radical
house, which under the resolution of Con-
gress admitting foreign goods for the SAM
tary Fair free of duty, made nearly a
million of dollars, and was enabled to
undersell all their neighbors for long
time. F
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-10
The Rebel Press.

The Richmond Enqnrer, of the 2Sth, has q
long article on preparations for battle, and
says, "be calm and confident" It admits the
situation Is very critical, but thinks it is equally
80 for the Federal armies. 1t says: "should
Grant lose any one of the three armies now
converging upon Richmond his whole plan
would be broken up" and the rebels would
have chance to fill up their own armies and
prepare for new campaign.
A speech in the Virginia Legislature calls on
JEFF Davis to resign, and allow the administra-
ton of affairs to pass into more successful
hands. 1t says the present chief characteristic
OF the Administration Is, ''that 1t has made
more vigorous and effective war on the re.
sources of the country, than It has made on the
public enemy. The production of provisions
Is so reduced, that there Is painful anxiety for
continual subsistence" s..~ 49,.
The rebel House, on the 9th, voted unani.
mously to expel Foote Of Tennessee.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-10

COL Wu1lAM 81. NoBk1s, STATE Sanitary
Agent for the Valley Of the Mississippi,
writes to the Governor from New Orleans
that the health of the Sixth Regiment has
greatly improved. Still, there are those
who, in the opinion of the surgeons, will
never entirely recover. Gen. THOMAS W.
SHERMAN, formerly of Sherman's Battery,
in command Of the defences of New Or
leans, has taken the regiment under his
own command, and assigned it to duty in
the city. Gen. SHERMAN says he is proud
of the Minnesota troops, and they viii lose
nothing by the change while he commands.
Col. MOBILES says the conduct and appear
anee of the Sixth commands the respect
and admiration of all who come ia contact
with either officers or men. Each officer
and man constitutes within himself what
may be strictly termed good soldier.
The Fifth, Seventh, Ninth and Tenth Regi-
ments are daily expected. Major PUTNAM,
formerly Captain in the Minnesota First,
and now in the regular army, is on Gen.
CANBY's staff, and our soldiers find in him
a good friend. a,, 9ye.531.
Lieut.. Col. DENsMoRR, Lieut.. N. NJ
CHASE, Lieut.. TALBOT, Lieut.. J. WILSON
Lieut.. BEBEE, Lieut.. MALKneEN, and
Lieut.. ]. W. Boswell, of the Seventh
Minnesota; Capt. O. b. HoIooMB and
Lieut.. CLARK GLEASON, formerly of the
Tenth; Lieuts. A. b. FULLY and j. D.
RoezRs, formerly of the Eighth /; and Capt.
F. W. NoRwooD, formerly Of the Sixth,
are now in New Orleans with their regi-
ment, the Sixty-eighth colored infantry,
and all well. Col. MOBILES says DR.. Mo.
MASTERS, Assistant Surgeon, who stood by
the regiment in its terrible crisis at Helena,
laboring bravely and continuously, is high
ly esteemed by the officers and men. He
is said to be young man OF fine ability
and great promise.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-10
Minnesota Soldiers In Louisville
-, e a,i, Hospitals. = ~.

The following Minnesota soldiers were
transferred from hospitals in Nashville to
hospitals in Louisville, on the 25th ult.:
A. D. Gregory, Co. F, 10th regiment, diar-
Philip Frank, Co. D, 9Th regiment, wounded.
D. Barney, Co. -, 9Th regiment wounded.
John Ellington, Co. F, LIST MINI. Artillery,
diarrhea.
Michael Fay, Co. H, 10th regiment chronic
I, Corporal Henry c. Plummer, Co. A, LIST Min
ne c6ari s B. &: sanborn, Co. A, 10th Mime
sofa, chronic diarrhea-
Corporal George Stewart, Co. K, 10th Min
nesota, kidney diseased.
Christian Schmalts, Co. E, 9Th Minnesota,
william Hawkins, Co. B, 9Th Minnesota,
John Emmons, Co. H, 9Th Minnesota,
James II. Noah, Co. D, LIST Minnesota Artil-
Howard L. Swain, Co. A, eth Minnesota,
rheumatism.
John Kelser, Co. G. 9Th Minnesota, inflam-
nation of lungs.
rhea.
Corporal Alfred B. Crittenden, Co. D, 9Th
Minnesota, wounded.
Corporal Henry w. Fuller, Co. E, Sth Min
nesota, wounded.
Christian Thompson, Co. D, 9th Minnesota,
wounded.
Eben Z. Fuller, Co. 4, 9Th Minnesota,
wounded.
James Maxwell, Co. q, 4th Minnesota, heart
disease.
Henry. Chaplin, Co. D, sth Minnesota,
wounded.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-10
Heavy ARTILLERY.

A report from Capt. HARVEY OFFICER
of Company E, Heavy Artillery, an
nounoes the arrival of that company at
Chattanooga on the morning of the 2sth
ult. They had little brush with guerillas
on the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
The guerillas fred volley of about twelve
shots into the company. without effect.
The fire was returned by the guard, only
ten of the company being armed. The
company was fully armed at Nashville
with Springfield riaed muskets. Captain
Orr1oxR writes that he had 1873 men on
duty; two have been lost by desertion
two left sick at Fort Smelling; two at
Chicago; one at Nashville.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-10
War speech OF Gov. Vance.

Gov. VASos, of North Caroline, recently
made fierce war speech at Goldsboro,
assuring the people if they would only FIJI
up the armies their independence was sure.
he said that four hundred thousand men
living men-were on the muster rolls Of
the Oonfederacy, and about one-half of
them were absent. In reference to SHRR-
MANS progress Gov. VANCE said he violat-
ed no confidence in assuring the people,
on the authority of Gen. LEE, that SHEER
MAN must be and should be stopped. He
then sketched the history of the late at
tempt to stop the war, and proceeded to
show that the terms of unconditional
submission" insisted upon by LINCOLN
were terms which could only be accepted
from, or be accepted by, dogs. He then
pictured the awful and degrading conse-
quences Of submission. At this point Gov.
VANCE drew picture Of Gen. LEE, the
greatest captain of the age," bowling at
the footstool of low, BLACKBOARD Illinois
crossroads lawyer, to beg his life for the
sake of his wife and children. care there
any men in North Carolina, I" he asked,
"willing to see thisa II there be-" ex-
claimed Gov. VANCE "then there are no
words in the lexicon use capable of de-
picting the base brutality Of his soul. No,
sire, we mean to resist such demands. To
submit is not better than the EXTREMIST
resistance, and he who submits is mean
dog. This is not the language Of passion,
but of fact" Gov. VANCE did net believe
the people of North Carolina would sub
NIT. Gov. VANCE stated that A. d.
STEPHENS had gone to Georgia to canvass
that State tor vigorous prosecution of the
war.