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DRAa baETnhEN ~ The sventa OF the last
ffw months haze placed both aha church
4 and the country in the greatly aIsrrea cir.
eumsiancsss and hence ID becomes usces-
| saFg 10 adapt oaFselEes % eur altered re.
sations, Oar hopess0f obtaining d dis.
tinss nationality as O pseple kas been
liustrateds anGi sh@ prexnieaea Of Cad
seema to bsse ordain cd lhas wi shall be
again matted 10 civil eompaas With eur
| former associates of the Aor4h. The
stars ana stripes again waxe oxer M as in
foEEasR 3ays, and IL is nox ou7 national
Tag and shoals be Fe&pected seeSxdiuclv.,
Wa bare, withourEary inadequate means.
fought ahroagb q blas9s war. bnt hare m
length been oEarwhelmei BY superior
tnumhers. and have boen cnrarell<L Ia
Jields Our armies hare fought brasely,
and rs have lest 40 honor in the esnhiSs.
and nov that the struggle is cyer let as at
once and resaiately, apply onrsalsas to
the peaceful asoeations of life. Let the
young n1en OF the country nss return 10
their loved homes, saF ( to ereagg the
earliest mpmfHt possible in some honest
busin ass, and By all means asoid ali
Temptations 70 iiieness. Let ali our na-
'reled seldiers carefully avoid aitcaueeEn.
I'D - bushEl4Isxing or gusrrIils& warfarp.
These are wrong IN pFihcIp pisand practice,
ard. N7hatesef seFfaiHg 'nYologv there
.mlght have been for the prIEssaou during
ihegwaF. ths4e ca a Ger tainig be Hons now
it beovIn csu sail n0w to- seek. by all psae4I
iical HHeaFas tn premnta kbe5return OF
poase anal coed ueigIass2hood wrnAag tho
Faisuns sFctloEs Of saS United shstes.-2 |
Lotus striFs, rs faT ~ practicable 10 for.
get-the uTnDgs which xo have suffered. /
and earr estay address ourselsss, TO I5sl
task of FecAnStsacting the Cut drfu,asst
and Promoting la peace aud sinssv. '9hes
iiroedirg oTeF oEr altered fortunes. add
inakinEEsheHn tAj thsme OF cunrersasian. |
w III tsT4i Rrtzal3y 30 INCREASE aura hiGSaxz
meas OF fatiiHg aEFi drive fFaaa Bafr heag ts
itat peaea Of fSati without sstinh oar re- |
tigiqu is gaIke sitiakIiug cy4sEa =, SThev
are aInoHg ~, st rarioas usfaifs $. Federal
Solslf'rs.i " Aa.l Sc far as hmvr Iearped |
dtTort t'isnssc ives IN very aFferly Mar-
HeTf i'ss ms EFeG hy anE aetinn of ours IN
flHeDc iHirrrr To q glifsSent course Of con-
duet. hnt let US extend 10 thru all the |
coaTtasies af life; Invite fhem to vpsrgs
ehErshes, that they ums niagle wItlE vsu /
in the sRfyices of religion, for. doubtiaxs, /
maBy' Of them. before shav lsfs their |
hnnes. xrra msm beFs of thqrehufctf ana |
consistent christians. Let such feel ct |
hone with y5u in tlIa house og Gtsis Aud. !
faally. if voc visa TO live quiet tand {
peaCs'ahIe lires. in all codiiassa and hau-
esly before God, il is vour datr to sav I
earnestly and cons t4atly TO God thar be /
may rive 10 cur aigrs kisd0m and iElrg- {
Fity. that they nEuy be able to bear rule
ia the fear of God. And now, dasr Breth i
ren, may God pour ont upon us In atilu.
daslee the faar Of His hpfy raEaa. ANA the
inaarhoe Of IIis spiris to. gaids us Alright
in all Things JAs. q. ANpRkw,
Rishsp AZ L. Church Saath.
Mobile, Jaly, ISIS. ssg EsH .E.al
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STICK THIS IS YOUR uAx AND KEEP
ITrHEKE!

Tas following confession vas made By
tas Hon. Mr.. Dawes, Republican mem
bar Of Congress from Massachusetts,, OF.
the 25,b Of April, in which he exposed
ths oorruptnsss of Lineoln's administra-
ton:
ssTnE GESTL LEMEN MUST REAtE1I-
Der THAT IS TIE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER uP0N-
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE-
TRENCIMENT, THERE'S INDUBITA-
GLE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND DTuAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL Nt6ff II THAI SINGLE YEAR
AS MCCHAS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPEN6ES OF TUE COY
ERNMENT DURING TIE ADNfNIs.
TRATEoN WHICH TIE. PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF ITS C0RRupTION."
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knrpper & GsessmAn Lower Breadway, north
side.
" Esrkenaie, Hssg's sIoek, Upper Broadway.
horta side.
nousaerty . Barslag, Lower Broad~ay, aorth
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Look ON rms PIc7 URE.

LDCA Wv MO rae u III L.
eg"I HAVE NO PURPOSE, d.
REuTLT OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TaEFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE IL EXISTS. BELIEVE /
HAVE No LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so, AND HAVE No INCLINATION
TO DO President Liaco!n In
his Inaugural address.
THEN on THIS.
81 ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSuNS HELD AS SLAVES
IN TUX SAID DESIGNATED STATES
ASD PARTS OF STATES ARE AND,
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE. -
Laaeola's Emancipation Proclamation.
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CIothing.

Bernard r. Eiaeua&n tsueesxsurs 10 Nag, wsIi 3
C0.,l LowsE BEeadEay Hsrsh Eaae.
5 Blsom, Lower broadway, nsssA sl&e
/. Eliisseg Eru., Lower Broad~sy, north side
3. Stern, Ne. s PAGaix Bleck, Upper broadway,
north side,
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caas. 3, Jaeaurmin. Loser B4oaaway, soutt
side.
\. p conant. Lawnr Rraaauray. rnrlh s,dA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17
physiciana

Physicians
A .. aa,o1fna, y = Hagg's Blerk, ap stairs.
Upper Broadwsys nofih side.
Geo, V. Wilson. once At Geesaaaa's pras tors
Loses Brosdway, .nertA eide. -
", / Pattons oace opposite Farmaz's Hassi.
LswsE Rsvaa~ay. side.
aamRbsllr oeaIists LoxsE Bseadwsy, Eu8lh
aide.
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BUGLE DInECTOnYI
Husaness Mem who Advee-
lise I'm ahe RugIe.


oaieet = rassy, tosnss Of asosaway ana Hasa
streets, North aids,
rirst Nationsl Bank. Lower sroaavay, ssptA
aide,
aaia~fa d Doass, enc dasr wsss OF Pess-osaes3
sroadsAya aoEth side,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17

Jew eHeRS.

Z I. woodbury., Ea.pirs BLOCK. up stairs, Lower
Brozdwzy, soutA side
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17
MIR ICWELRY, coin MluxTEn.

have tAF bfaidiag doae Ia Omaha, 81 as 10
avoid stakes, and warrant satisfaction. F.
EspsciS Attention il tn tke TepuItns Of aRr
Aatehes EagrsvifsS Iestly drue, sod aiE kinds d
JcwaiEy repaired. Hl@hesE prizes Rsd fer aka
Gy ii Asf1 siiyeF- CHag Is. JACQTEIIE,
May i5 fsss-Ty
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17

", T. Raymond, Bates uaase, Magnolia. I5vA
~ T. BTsgs, oSty Hgtrf, AltsJstH y 4Es
EIds.
Peter Hedges, Hendrrs9n House. Lewis. Tewa
J. $. BFowA, Des auIAes House, pes Meiass
City, 8Swa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17

Rast. PsrerEsi, miaaie Brosaxsy. toa,h sids
over Csogsty Treas urtr's erssce.
u, ". PRICE, oliise over treasurer 1 ossee, A!a
Jle rlrez,iwaY, soGsh side.
casady q Test, Attorneys sDI LAID ASsuts,
Lower yToativrsy, aprsA sissu.
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Groee
Mercantile Houaes.

stswast & HAas, Wholesale and retail. E4uass'
HiSSE, Lever Broadway, seath side -
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ForwaEdinK : Commission.

s q. ". HitshoOck, Formarding and osHaHaissioa
Aereh&Ht aEsa agent for graaSpeFtatfHa LAsss,
oas deos East el Psclas Hsa<s, Csals.tl Btgass
fawR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17

soLbIEHs soT fHsHuHES. Gienerait Get sshsetr. sssshhser-
man lateis Epaae few rtmqfks to some
pe2pla at Ss,i Louis, during phieh 10
seized the oeeasiOa uf, an Intervention by
siaeaking radical, TO sdmfniserr 10 'tbo
Stanton Hunter Holt hansrann : arsapgs-
Aieat saa faAsawing cut. Said he. ia
as.Yeu havo cities to Euild yra6l rslrl ,fsf ),
bald, comEaeyca 10 dexeiap, Hssrieulsur4
to eneo oaFage-~everstAiAg CO ~ 10 bald
ana great ration. A voices and II.
DaSis 60 haug.nl Hang BIN as Ynseh
asyds Fsfeass. Laughser ana cheens.1
Ou thas .kdl iecti feli nv soldiers sasss.i -
Ihs soldiers duty Il to 6ghs an srned
foe allow The sheriff and fhe iaisas 10
dsssheir assuutionS. II u asne sufo.baf5
business. 'hesEs.l Fur ny pagt, Sisod;
at Tsy soAaieSs bold osif ssaves Ia Roo
mach sespessit 70 be hangaien.s sfo1f ssti ]
Eherfnan spoRp sfby ths book b Tor not
a trus or rHccpA sfol sol 81 isrf fhas ever BEN
a a'aaelaber 'alg 6ne Or sthase despfeahge nit
itary riulissions, nr has bSeH guilty of
playing Tie Infamous part 81. haug nan
Pasfiot nHa Unfossl. 9a7a< r s. e Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17
AN EVE OPENER.
just Arrived aG Forman'a.
500 RunghRS GattOD Yarn for S5. II.
A LARGE LOT OF

LARGE LOT OF
Boots ana Shoes,
Which nIt be sol1 cheaper than ever staee lAe
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17

BnOas. shoes and Leather.
j. N Phillips y Co., Lever BFeaaw8y, south
I ide 90
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17
EReteHs.

Soiaa Do1anys Bsyaua street. asrlh q Broaansy
R. R, De Kag, Midale Broadway, ue1ta side,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17
Furniture.
nooks and stntianerY.

J. B. Ruo i Co., two doors east Pgat ofnzE
laisdle Broadway n1rtA sids.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17

Thsarmfcso Of the United States,
during tbe last year Of the var, were nu.
uerically much larger than The popular
estimate ba tbem. At8hs recent fcstivi-
ties of Yale Colleges 10 honor Of the stu
dents and grasssstes Of ibas iastitation
wAs bad esra aesGEs service siufsug shs
wass 0uBsrai Parsons, Of St. Lons#s vino
was aExhifyom or sSssessssw awisA seore.l
sasy ssaosoa, st#tsi thai 70, ,e4a msss
bad shes been sissssarKsa ard ssus auma'
and thas aansbsf | eo,oo0 wysli ~ ssuv
home In a fs~ days. No farther stasesf
saas. aa tbs ssns Lee sasTendereas sbs4s
were NJ sas sesvisa witAsa sso oriaarss
thsasansa ii b fsand million og taxn. ssss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17
JEWELRY 2 FANCY GOODS.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

SGT AA
YTntINS B4N40s,
FLEIlNAS, GUITARS
AND FLETsS
cutlery, POCKET B00ES AND tsUIRS
R41h great many other articles t9O aamsfaE ~
mCu3Eau.
witi he prepared 20 make any ind 8f IswFgyy
seq, eithrr out Of oai JeEefTy, nrsut af Goia
iEsm thH Mines Having been pr t5slly p7sgazna
- W le1Iaeit 49, JswesEy tsF several years past u
tGr S5Ues u Oregon and idsbo, AEn AKA aalnt ed
EitH al kinfs R7Fs styles m4ti. fsGsas
1 lsays also made arrangements for The faah4ue
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17
Harness aud Saddles.

q, Lswis, Aniils Broadway, aorth side.
J b. siesiss Co, So. t13 Main Street, ST.
Legis No.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17
Livery stable.

Auction g. Commission.
Charles AElea, aidsls ars4da AZ, austh side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17
Attorneys.

J.P. Hopper. P. u bail4iaS, eeracs u groA4
way 4ad BfyaEl streets
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17

o. Fisher, UpeeF Bxoaa~sys nearly sppeslts
Fhwnlx Block. ~ n
4. \. saaitb, Upper Broadway. south sldt
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17
photographic.
Painters.

Miss 5esass Fiem1as. z. q. buildinss osEner
Broadway and Bryant streets, ~ staiss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17
Hardware
Druggisfs.

c. ). Fox, Lover Beoad~ay, noth ada
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17
Carpenter.

&&Ep&AteEs a Il
c. Iopason, Carpenter snd esatrasssr. shsp
On Main street,
Tfn~WaTe aud stoves.
Ailses KeSsas, Upper Broadway. north s,ss,
Council RlaaAs Iaa4, and FafnhAa street,, Oa44as.
Mt.
Pc Dsvsi Lever Brsaawuy, aoFth aide.
Cospers.
n Bseerots, Upper Broadway, porth side.
- v Esss creseaass CITY. Iewa s
Produce store. g
a ciiason, Middle Beosamay, rerth side p
=, " xszasid, nlaais sresasay, aottA llds
!. pi HEM. Ippsr assaawss. aevtA side. s..
unsamasAs. sF
y Oliver, asaals Rreaawas, aestA side. E.
Pracsseaa sEachinss. N
Gee. GrassA. arpesi,s PhshnIa Bloex, upper
ssesd~ss, seath side.
Miller. I f
, q. nsaaayr, 'sclar asii,s aessn n II BryAns
ans waahinstvast & 7 sH
Restaurant aaa saIooas.
wn easwS'sA. Us'pss srsaaslssy. ssssa .sasl
Prinaing.
sassast . ssa, ra'~Alz ssses. usssx assss~s,
miscellaneous.
Masasr h Ca. .AAwsgsaatsg a.un.s - = 1a.~
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17

C, Iohnsoa, Carpenter ana eoasrasssr. sns
On Main Strees.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
AnaiSs Around Petersburg.


From the Richmond Examiner, March IL
Tho lines around Richmond and Petersburg yel
without any incident Of hostility II is stated that few
days ago General Longstreet communicated with the
enemy under flag oS truce, and that the object the
communication was to effect arrangement for the
turn of deseFters on both sides.
The GAINESVILLE To'dcco Plan mentions the prevalenop
In that community OF of the evacuation OF Peters,
burg and pronounces shem without foundation. The
editor says he has late and positive information direct
from general officer high in command in the Army OF
Northern Virginia. that military affairs around Peters
burg are in the most promising condition. and there is
every to believe that the city will be held nde
nitey Through the undoubted source he learns
that General Lee Is ut his headquarters that
may look with degree Of confidence for most do
cdcd change in the general military situation before the
lapse OF many days
Under the head of " War News the Richmond Senti-
mel OF the 7h has the following
II seems strange that Richmond editors should have TO
to GAINESVILLE for from Petersburg There has
boon movement Of importance in the vic nifty Of Rich
mond for time, and the usual quiet prevails From
other quarters only here Is nothing TO
dependency, but much for which to be cheerful II Is
necessary to repeat the why recence is the
proper to pursue with reference TO military
tons in quarters where the enemy find difficulty in
muncatng with his government.
From the Richmond Dispatch March IL
After three days OF continuous Dne weather Grant still
keeps quiet Hatchers There is general i'm
preston that he will renew his attempt TO capture the
Southsidc Railroad the roads firm enough
to b ar his artillery.
The Petersburg Esprea says the Yankees in front Of
our lines the Appomattox got drunk Saturday
evening in honor Of the Inauguration OF President Lin
coin and asked for truce or an hour which was
fused them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10
NEW YORK LEGIsLnFURH.


Senate.
ALBANY, Feb 0, 1S65.
On, motion OF Mr.. CooK Hon Charles J. Foger
unan uousy chosen President pro tenn.
REPORTED.
The Broadway BILL which Afterwards recommtted.
The Christopher Street Railroad bill.
Relative TO grievances by canal carren
Relative 10 the State Inebrate Asylum.
To provide for the closing Of incorporated banks
Relative to savings banks in New York.
Extending the charter Of the Alare Works.
Relative to the survey and inspections Of buildings in
New York.
Amending the charter Of the International and Lorl
lard Ins Company.
To donate the Cornell University the proceeds Of the
United States land grant
Incorporating the United States Petroleum Floating
and Storage Company.
The Metropolitan Health bill complete.
Incc operating the Union Hotel Company OF Buffalo.
Amending the charter OF Brooklyn
INTRODUCED
Relative to the New York Court Of Special Sessions
For the rolef OF Broadway, by the construction Of
railroand parallel streets.
PASSED.
To close Observatory place, New York
Amending the act for building public market In New
York.
Changing the name OF the National Life and Limb In
surance Company.
The evening session Of the Senate devoted 10 tho
discussion OF the bill incorporating tie Cornell UnNcr
sy dcvotng thereto the ava1 OF the United States
land grant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10
THE WEEKLY, HERALD.
The Cheapest Newspapers and Rest Fsnai-
ly Literary 10 srnal In the Country.

The Cheapest Newspapers and Best r snni-
ly Literary Joarnal In the Country.
Tho wsxxry HERALn for the present week, viii be on
sale at nine O'Clock tomorrow Saturday. uaornisg
It's contents will cabncc a full report OF shc great
National Celebration in this Oily Mouiay avery In
teresng description OF the cssemones sttcneant the
second insugurata OF President Lincoln account q
the grand Inauguration BAH held In Washington Mon.
day ngbi corspcte list Of the Acis Resolutions &c
passed tho second session u the Thirty eighth Con-
grcss Particulars Of ShsrdaDs Victory Early 10 the
Shenandoah Valley, rsutag In tho capture Of forty
rebel officers rtcen kndred men eight AID over
one hundred wagons, accompanied by Map; the latest
reports OF 40 OF General sherman ID South
and North Carolina Tho latest dispatches from thc Army
Of the Potomac aad reports of Az other movements o.
the Unioa Forcos full particulars Of the Dsaor The
Camden and Araboy Railroad, by which nine persens
we're killed ari forty wounded; interesting
from Europe, Central aud South America Mexico, Cuba
&c Editorial ARTICLES on the leading topics Of tbs
day Poetry, an interesting story, entitled "3urelJ
NO;n Report Of the Paris Fashions for March
racetie Literary, Artistic and Scientific Intelligence
Musical and Theatrical Review for the week; Varieties
\ Interesting Reading Tor Farmers and Agricatgrsta
Valuable Revicw "a the Money, Commercial, Dry Goods
Boot and Shoe Cattle, Horse and Family Markets, sp'
reports oil all otaer interesting events OF the week.
| Torms-onc copy, one year, 81, Three copies, 90
Five copies, 81 Ten copies els Single copies, N wrap
| pers, Ave ovnts each A limited number OF &voruss
J psnts wdl BE- inserted In The WskxLS HnaAlo>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10

In the 6enate occupied by Senator Morrill, This les
very pretty quarrel IL stands and bids fair work
1 political revolution in Maine. Mr. Hamlin goes homo
armed with all the points of his adversary his
aspiration to the Presidency 1885, and II he does not
succeed in pulling the astutc ex Secretary's air
| castle down about his head during the next
four years he is not the sagacious wrepuer he has
been taken for
THE ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA SENATOR'S.
The pet project for which iia,or General Banks has
been aboring or three months past eect9
ally queted to-day for the present by the reference Of
the credentials Of the Arkansas and Louisiana Senators
to the Judiciary Committee to bs reported upon the
next session So these two States whose governments
the General obored assiduousy to reorganze LEFT
out In the cold till next winter and the political fruits Of
the KID river campaign cannot be harvested at present.
and there 80 serious doubts in many quarters whether
they will not decs beyond preservation before the next
Congress couyepes Tn, President has seconded the
views Of General Banks in this matter out tney nave
been opposed at every step, obsnaleiy iad la .oasy
by Senator Sumner and his clique OF mpracticables ana
their modern allies the ultra pro-slavery democratic
THE VICE PRESIDENT.
1t now appears that the idea Of taking Vice President
N hnson Silver Springs originated with Preston King
and that he accompanied johnson and Blair to that
,r, II is also stated in official circles to night that
o, doctors have been called in for consultation with
,ov - making out case Of temporary insanity, and
.hn. oh.., to dispose or the Vice President
tn 90, az, johnson nominated at Baltimore
,hronoh ,ne OF Weed and Seward, Is much
man,ed no Nv ~, radicals Seward Is held responsible
hv Thorn To- tho rooo disgraceful sceno In the Senate
and a. .ear. j ha,.. e to make point this fact
Va vonp .vcn,,r,> @ IN REBEL STATES.
The law providing for recru. ns =. .oo'''on
for the benefit Of loyal States p, ~
section Of the act appr~ sas'n = 1900 and
the Provost Marshal General Inns ncsA 'o'.As
officers, conmandants Of rendei wous an NoPA"''u'
commanders accordingly.
REBEL DEsERTIONS.
Tho records in Colonel Ingrahan g office show that
from the sh Of February to the s OF March, one thou
sand seven hundred and seventy reb deserers have
been received in this city from the ar MES operating
against Richmond.
THE EXTRA ALLOWANCE TO BUILDERS or NAVAL
VESSELS
resolution passed the Senate to-day dlren ung the
Secretary of the Navy to appoint competent b 'ard 70
inquire into and determine the to the cont ctors
over the contract price and allowance for for al
the vessels of war and machinery dur
the 1852 and 1883 and report the facts
Congress. None but those that given satisfaction
to the Navy Department shall DO considered This &C
ton will place the iron clad builders in proper light
before next Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10
The Case OF General Fcrrero.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

have noticed your reference General Ferrcro to-
day You do him tho greatest injustice and from your for
mer favorable references TO his military career
that you not inspired by malice but misled by the
published reports entered the service with the Twenty
nrst regiment OF Massachusetts Volunteers and
member OF General Ferreros staff for than two
years and half, and I am not in the service,
having left it at the expiration Of my original term OF
service speak impartially with nothing 10 gain
to lose by the I may pursue in regard to the
General.
suppose your remarks based upon tho reported
findings OF the court OF inquiry. How much OF an
uury made In personal reference 10 General
Ferero may be judged from the fact that not Of the
ten officers OF his star-those who knew most about
his conduct the eight Of the 3oth Of July lastnot
OF them examined by this court
Incidental proofs OF the splendid conduct OF General
Ferrero that occasion first, that his division al
yanced further and captured prisoners than
other second, the General has been promoted 10 be
breye. major general since that action; that he
recommended by the Lieutenant General for new com
mnnd
affidavit which ask you 10 publish, well this let
ter the part OF your paper and as conspcnousy
as you published yesterdays article. That will be be
loved.
Have you forgotten everything OF the pasts Whose
regiment was that rs entered the works on Roanoke
Isiands Ferreros Whose brigade 1t that toek the
stone bridge at Antetams Ferrero's Whose division
was IL that repulscd Longsreets assault Fort
house by turns the refuge OF Avazzan and Garbad
In this country. His uncle Is now major in Vtor
Emanues army OF free Italy Other aiidave wouih be
made as promptly mine II those happened to b. In the
city who were with us on that day. am, sir yours,
very truly, A. r. WALcOTT
AFFIDAVIT on CAPTAIN wArcoT
Cuv Csyun,y and STATE IF Nep York, u-t.ifred r.
Walcot being duly sworn, does deposc and say that hs
was an aid scamp on the stat Of Genera Edward
Ferero during the month OF July, 1894, arid that III
served as such, and in the pr sencc Of the General
during the whole OF tho action al the rned fJr IN from
Of Petersburg on the 10th day Of that month that Gene
raj Ferrero commanded the Fourth dvsios OF the Nntl
army corps, that bis column was lying IN s asHgno,
position at the time OF the explosion ~ the fort tina
within Ave minutes after the receipt Of shc order 70
his column advanced 10 engage The ensmy that Genera
Ferrero the time OF the receipt Of the order
was not In abombproof, nor Mas lac In bombpsoof
any time during the whole action, but was the hel
| and within ten PAGES Of his COMMAND
ALFRED r. wALc0TT
Sworn TO before this 9th DAY Of Mech, isdl
| L 0nnsviLts KAss Notary Public, New York City