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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

. F~%+%~@E--~ - ~
gT Mr. Felt, editor Of the Public
Record expresses surprise that we should
have condemned the acts Ut an abolition
mob la Ail4s epuaty, iawa, III toe hang
ing Of q man named james Henderson,.
Ia cur account OF this affair, ne stated
that uanderson's of,nse vas being a
democras, and that the abolitionists of
Mills cQanty Reiaieed oYar las deed Of
murder. Dir. Eeis states that Henderson
was . guerrilla and a murderer, and 9as
hung for that FsAxon, AM act be5anas ha
vas Q ddfaocras, (has admits that be aas
. Democrat, negerthelass.1
Now, we would stale to Mr.. Felt, and
10 all others, thai we derived our iafoE-
nation Of the aEAir shraagh republican
papers, and tbs oaly offsase charged by
those papers against Henderson was that
ha vas d corpHhead-a term used by the
pagers TO which we refer aA n eomaa0n
oogaonan for all democrats, and We dad
che rigas under such circumstances to in
fer thai the man's oaense was that he
vas a dsmeeras.
air. Felt thinks tha nan deserved hang
ing for being q mardcrer. We make no
is4us With him on this poiat, neither do
We think his being a democrats has any
thing TO do with ilss question in taat re-
apect. Bat We do wish to be anaeTstoe5,
now and Of oil sinsess as utterly opposed
to mebs hanging anybody, whether she
victims bs demosFais, republicans, abo-
~likionists, white men or negrpes; aud II
matters not whaE oGsase they hase COM
misted. Ii phrsopa accused of crime for
II ~shJM 1masxx al IwXw n~I - "a n.xNwA4
der 10 lawfal authority. snf6rient fsree
must DO used 10 compel them 70 surrender;
and IL death snsnes ia The lawful accom-
plishlneat Of the PURPOSE nobody sbaald
eolnplain, because the pablia good de-
manlis IL and tho law jastiAas IL. Bat
when tbs person charged wish crime sur
renders, be ought 10 be tried according
to The laws OF the Land, and IL convicted
Of . capital crime, bang aecoTaiag 70
Iaw.
Will ar. Felt deny that We are right
We are no apologisk for mardeTesss bal
the answering . iFoeats fur the HaiAsen'
anss 81 the lava Ks0kak Cosstisation,
We copy khs above for the purposes 81
giving Jajgs Cf.Aaorrr's views which arr
rsry correct in rstauss . mpb law snc
fos The further purpose Of paasssdassisf
ths s~satsaaens mads By The Record tina
~IIESpzEsos sas . RasfriiIa. No suci
charge was mada hRe, fsr II is val
known thai be fss been d resident d
Aills c0unsg Tor sessral yearas and NJ
man Ia Milla county saspeaaed Aiaa II be
log . gsssEissa. His mardsrsss, slssrses
bin sish horse STEALING; bun Il haa zinc
been as~sertAinsd thai tha missing kors,
#as sspisa by anotAss persoa. Hzsspzs
sox . Dsaaosrasa sd tlsas was sseagl
ID justify bis murder b. . lawasss NOT h
us ~ 70 of Loyal Leagaers, H~hereaboussls
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rug DgAyrgD MES OF IowA

We notice from she Tepoft Of Aajutant
General Baker, thai Iowa has furnished
about fifteen thossAni meh oser and a.
ooye all calls. We also see it stated that
Mrs. Secretary Harhl Ia az Address to
sone Sanitary Commission states the tx
cess Of Iowa troops over 81 calls at H.
90, From these two statements We are
led to belieEe that Iowa haz furnished at
least tHtlse thousand more troops than kcr
quota. If this be 30, then We would like
10 knox Ehy Governor Stoas ordered q
Draft f0E about f0aT thous8nd men last
October? IA hat time Iowa was clear
from Ia Draft, having furnished at least
d.A4 AaRsaad mora men GAaa her quota.
And il the Draft was a mistake Why the
6oFernor does not lake immediate steps
70 hare these drafted men. mustered out
II tie service and sens home. The Re-
pablicaR papers xeusc this blunaer OF
ordering a Draft when Toxa's quota was
full on the ground that tie Books had not
been posted and it gas pos kaown tnt the
| State was in arrears. Thia il o r~rettE(2)
| excuse for nen in efhce 90 make. What
were they in Office for but to keep the
Booka posted and see that the business Of
The State was veil and correctly donc7-
This exeuse sill NOS avail much with the
man who has been drafted through this
blander and has had 10 pay bis thousand
! aoElara for a Substitute. II wsll ayaiI still
lesa with the man who bas bean wrong
fully drafted into the service and has bad
to serve a year il the army, and it viii q
vail q great deal lsss Sath The NAN who
drafted without Laws or cause kls been in
The army and contracted disease which
viii cling 10 him during Hff, And much
less will il avail With the father and moth
Ii xAo have lost theis son, the brothel
and sister sho have lost q brother, or shC
wife wbo has Lost a husband, or The child
who has had 5 father murdered 10 cease.
auenea Of this biander Of Governor Stont
and his Adiataut Gencral. Men weTt
drafted from this county, who to all ap'
psaTanees had Is sure > pFoaiss Ter I
long life Of asefulnesa as any man in To-
county. Where ars ihey now? In th'
cold grave-sens thers b. slcknees and sx
posurs in the army into which shey yer
drafted when Iewa's quota was fall. De-
ars still In tho army lingering or sid
couchea who have been DATED there with
ouE authority Of law and #hen no troop
were Esqaired from Iowa. AID stiil thsx
are nsa In tie army from Iowa who yer
, drafted there and forced 10 Leave famiE
and holae al an fnciaEneat season Of th
ysar, and ars E0s bang exposed 70 81
sbe dangers Of a Soushera eliEAase %
Northern man who ware drafted into tb
service Wien Iowais quota was fall al
! aayagner Slone has not sAs manhood al
ten making sss blandsT ~ eorFecs IL an
bave the men discharged and sent home
yet hs expects these men and shsir frisad
vill vote for him ii the sosaiag fell easo
siss and assiss in eleetiug him to - Oh
: which he has prossd hrsasslf iaesmpstsn
70 I'll or II sonpessus 70 Gil L, has prov
! - y b. . sssandssl IL pssnissiax feu
/ lheasgDd uaen 10 be asafssd and ssns hat
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

TaApE.-Ths trads u the cats haas been
beass Isr lls Last lwo, sesks- much Asass
Ter ihaa dassag sAa emigration Ia the
spsIng. Thls shoxs sAas ~ basissss of
UuansiI DlaM a nns dependsns ar<sn
srsnsisat se.ssa. 81 has ! uaantf1 ssas
Il nssss lmpusasssa shss Is -ssAlsrsnt
tsaaassa pusssty 81 M shAz - ~
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27
STRAY MULES.

TaEaa sesyE@gA&Ksb2, aa lsAs x0mncil Rug
CeTsall, eRe sorfai hprse msle. khong ID bands hal
eel 9 years 90. &3sa pas kfsy heYse nanE8. aSoni
IA Ia hassas high md . Years sla. Ths ewasz d
requested % prove p~xepsFsys pAg charges and tab
thesa away.
Jusy II. lsssAswaA k8&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

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aA.s sha1s AZ. hsu.s hai.rs Il ar
-. & fn.w 1. ace ahaS Il 49, we4
ad1rs "a IL tw0 dies. whzSk nas1as
- nS N IHhartxk gav. fth4S araxrR ~
80. - wSs3a MI - ~ wine
awsvR 9sa afl sesf1s ofyserov rewAr4sssa4
Ia 5 soldierss wife. who Law diving ID tbs
sop-snoss rarrss 81 oas os oar ossr-orowa-
al eeasna<ssA dwaalings. Tha story i :
81 enc assd, alas. ssers ara zaang like Ia
q Which zoe world asser asars. Iha peer
san. go Is = H. -
one II hfs Esxs had been assputasa i. and
q MIME ball had passed through bis
breast, sAassgslng has shoulder blade. Ia
aaa $500 s1e 49, " Ana nls mas,
nssssssJ, riT 800
The garrett In which they found her was
without Gre, bed or furniture Of any de-
asript,on. 20 az snlseFiug POI Q piese
ai.ssaw 80 49, e,s.a ! 49,. wiadss
aad ! child oniy q few days cid beside
her. sha Sas aysag Of ezhaastioa and
exposasss 1asn 90 css4safs near W sA
49, - - ,,na. br,n~s In tbe
house2D aaid the ladies.
"There are plenty Of sbtings," said the
aafoftunats Wosnsns "NnesaeF tnes as
+ - - H.. .hsw..
made a comfortable a. possIhls. and died
With syuapathizing Faces lsanlng over ben
pillow.
This u q "sad" put true story and
TIA ~ tns pnyianthropy MOI ealy 2 Ne"
Engianai q Of sne hepaeiieaa parry
whasa bowels q sampaSs'on are entirety
exhausted 70 procuring ne irseaoaa g
los negro, y spseialsa q tne ears
ana aFtsn''oa 'has zoe W'ses ana 'ath'as'
% sn9ss vac oa'a ieogas tue ea'tass %
a~coonPitsn 'ns oelse's u hehePuVnsa
pastJ aaoliison q slavery feeelS'
- 1he hanas o. nos Seo arfoga1e u
themselves Ai' Tue PATRIOTISM ahu fosaits
Of 'he opunsFy. had sueh a scene oeef
seeorue1 = s~fansplFfnS IN Q eoaeaefs
H1' "S' "'aS"
isFsF, . Cow long and Qua Foaia has
been peara from parltaa New hnsiana ~
most SHncishs 70 A"aAen Inc p~li'antaFo'
pls aeaa rom tneif Iomos' bat me ~
ing noshss Sas white soi
a'sS* "he' ana iittas aia u concern nos
Worshipers o. oampos ho8 mReh sos Sai'
Tered or WaeFe sue died. No. sns ~as
waite woman ana vas lsft 10 cunt de
seFtea garrett and upon It's aifty lhoof
without bed-wilhous food, without Gov
ertng and without are, with the cod Wind
OF March rushing through Tao ofakef
panes,-l 70 . freeaing ssate-fiay hsrsei
do"a upon a piece OF OLD 'elFpeting e
snher Lhe pans OF travail ana aie o. cold
I hnn pwp 0HF nnmAAnk t.Lt.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
FERDINAND AFT0A,


kAabNASAAN AZ INAs " 4 r
PROFESSION 81
Maizena, aex Afaen M~ssasmassTas PAKsses, BraE.
SAG, LaaaH. and EagfssA LaHgltzss, RhasQgge, Efe-
esfscs, pfArfsea8 BaaA-KEspAs& EBsAsesrra@s
FpTHs, TAeeyg aad RTaesies az Taachaag, &e
&c, wssA Ike ID ~caaGg3ek fsf KAi and wlnIzl
school. 8Na 2g ,H8@s6 II
Address FerId Aftezy ceunSll BiaHs p. o.
l Ials -. A&z-~IazA a~#W
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hmDns cent per aay ga . $50 aate.
1--WE eeass per day en- . @loo aess.
Tsnesmss per aas an . $500 aeis.
TwnntY cents per day aa . $1,000 msga
1 nmAAnAlar mar an~ - n aafsan m.a -

M~NMAa EEF aAt "a #aQH &oh&s #.f
TwantY cents per day On . $1,000 msgas
0ne aeliar per DAP ON a 5000 aste.
Rotex Of all Determinations naued viii ~
~pramptiy furnished apon receipt Of Eubscriptieah
The Noses Of tAts Th4sd series are p~rscasely
aialiaiin form aud prvihges 10 sAs seses- Ta4r-
tses axesdy sosd, sxsept shat Ehs GsxerpHEkns re-
serves TO lsssig The opsien Of payaas interest In
gsa oasn al 9 per eent, instead Of I S-ioshsE IN esr%
=eney Subscribers will aedaet fhs intersst in
currency up to guly l5sh, at tAs llas whlqh they
subscribe,
The delivery Of tha Detes Of this third afs4ss at
sus sFFen-Thirtlss via commerce sn tas lst Of
gaas, ard VIII be alaae promptly and eoatiaHoualy
sftex that date.
The Alisht change made in the conditions Of Gss
rHtRD sERIEs aneeLo only the natter es lnw-
est. Toe payment ia Rola. il made, will bs esJaa-
lent u the currency interest of the higher rsa8
Tha xFiarn 70 specie payments, In tie stsms u
whit w4I shly be the oplisa to par fatsa4l ID
Gold DO sTailed Of. would 30 red1ce snA saaasisa
prices taat purchases made with six per s h
Eosd you'd he fuliy eqaaE 80 these made vim sevsa
a1aa thFss tsatha per seGt "a rsErsacy. Tlia "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

CasGAIFtIuS Ak&AEB
ivy IS, 1855. PHILADELPHIA.
ESssuhscrIstions wiis be Fncrirnd By the
National state Bank al Dies Aotnss. ....ti
FIRST SaaouaI Bank oG Omaha
01eer b Pasey, Private Bankers. Council b safz
# Jay 2ftA, IS
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GRFar PopuLaa LOAN OF The PEOPLE.

Less than $40 ooo 90 of ths Loan autbass4 y
congFass ara roc en the market. This am eat, al
the rate ~ vhtch 1t is being absorbed, 40 re
sutFFibed Ger withia shiriy days. waea saa Astps
Enthusiastically soma and a pssEian. as hs as
a~nifsrniiy the case On closing the ssbs<rttAseas Il
otkss Laans.
Ia Rndsg taAs ciktzsnA 81 every tawn ana aettisn
Of TIE country may be sEaFdsk facilities Ter s4kieg
the LaeR, The National Banks, ssaEs B4n&si and
Pfivsts Banksrs throughout The country hare gem
era asFSed to receive Subscriptions al par sub
sussess viii ssisst their ewa 4Eenta, in wsazA thef
have eaHadsucs, saa shs oay are 70 be rfFpfus-
bic for the delivery u the Notes for which Asfg re-
coIta nrsEGYs. s
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Bg sataority ~ taa Secretary Of TIE Tssssasg
the unsersignsa. tbs Gsaersl saeaeriplism Assna
les me asae u che HnAasa sssses Securities. aassu
to the public tn Third series VI Treasury NOTES..
bsAsins Ksxea and thses-tenthA p esnt. insssssss
psT snuuna. knswn IS ths
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-27

Tness arc aow weFth ahsnaseEss, psrsRal-
uaa, and are exempt, 80 are ali the Gsverpnssas
Bonds, fronz Stafs, EoaRsy. aaS afssaesp&f Ta3.
sfaoa. @AeA sSas froaa ems to faree per esma. p@s
aaRaMle fAesF ve9as, aecosding 70 tAs rase sariaa
upon ether properly. TAs l~atereas il peyaAas
seni-annuafIy By coupons sttsehed to each aoa&,
wAisa sasy 20 sua 81 AID sold 70 any bank 81 bsaA.
eF.
Tbs Integess a Z. 20 per cent. Rmssana -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-03

Everything has been carried from the lett
of the 9th corps. The eth corps alone cap
tured more than three thousand prisoners. -
The I'd and oath corps, both captured torfs,
guns. and prisoners from the enemy, but l
cannot tell the numbers. We are now closing
around the works OF the line Immediately
.enyeloping Petersburg All looks remarkably
well. I have not yet heard from Sheridan.
His headquarters have been moved up to
r. Banks house, near the Bnydtown road,
about three miles southwest Of Petersburg.
4 LINCOLN.
Cry POINT. Va, April 2, 1861: 80 T. M.
Hon. E1aosn H. Stanton, Secretary OF War,
At430P NJ to day. General Grant tele-
graphs as follows:
I'VE are now up and have continuous
line of troops, and in few hours will be en-
trenched, from the Appomattox, below re-
tersburg. to the river above.
1.-The whole captures since the army started
out will not amount to less than twelve thou
sand men and probably fifty pieces of artillery
I do not know the number OF men and guns
accurately however. A portion of Fosters s
division, 24th corps, made a most gallant
charge this afternoon, and captured a very lm-
portant fort from the enemy with its entire
garrison.
All seems we'll with US, aud everything
quiet just now. A. LINCOLN
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4 RNOLD j. FIELD,
Merchant ,raiIOI's,
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING STORE

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W ould invite inspection Of their large stock Of
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all grades, Foreign and Dom nestle, which they
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EQUALITY considered) in the city Of New York,
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given to the selection oz
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARMENTS
We sell none but Indigo Blues, warranted, and
our long experience in that branch justldes Us
in assuring satisfaction in that line. We keep
a select assortment Of Shirts Gall kind) Collars,
(inen and paper Neckties, Scarfs, Socks.
Suspenders Handkerchiefs, Gloves, &C., usual
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ian TT JOHN 4. FIELD.
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OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
CITY POINT, VA, March 81,
8 20 ?. NJ.

Hon Eduiu IM. Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
Atl2 80 p NJ to-day, General Grant tele
graphed me as follows:
siThe re- has been much hard fighting this
morning. The enemy drove our LETT from
near Dabney' House, back we'll towards the
Boydtown plank road
'We are now about to take the offensive
At that point, and hope will more than re-
cover the lost ground
Later he telegraphed again, IS follows -
Our troops, after being driven back on to
the Boydtown plank road, turned and drove
the enemy in turn and took the White Oak
road, which We now have This gives US
the ground occupied by the enemy this morn
ing, ;, .a,,., aoa o.nt,rea nv
our troops in driving the enemy back There
have been tour flags captured 10 day Juug'
;op by The two points irnm which ten. Grant
,aleeraphs I iLfer that he moved his head
quarters about one mile since he seut the iirst
Of the two dispatches. A LINCOLN.
Cry POINT, VA ;. 5 80 \. NJ.
April 2, 1865.
"A dispatch from General tirant states thar
General Sheridan, commanding cavalry ana
infantry, has carried everything before hln.
H. captured three brlgades OF Infantry,
wagon train and several batteries OF arrl]lerv.
The prisoners captured will amounr to several
thousand Respectfully,
''C1rY POINT, Va April 2-8. 80 A. NJ.
"Hon E. III. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
Last night Gen. Grant lelegraphed that
General Sheridan, with his cavalry and the
5th corps, had captured three brigades OF In
tantry, train of wagons, and several batteries.
prisoners amounting to several thousand. -
This morning, General Grant having ordered
an attack along. the whole line, telegraphs rs
follows:
Both Wright and Parke got through the
enemy's lines.
sThe battle now RACES iuriousy General
Sheridan with hrs cavalry, the 9Th corps, and
Miles division Of the I'd corps, which Was
seat to him since one clock this morning, Is
now sweeping down from the west. All now
looks highly favorable Hen. Ord IS engaged,
but have not heard the result IN his front.
"A LINCOLN.
CRY POINT, Va, April2 lS65-ll A. VI.
Hon. E. 1T Stanton. Secretary Of War;
dispatches frequently coming. in. All
going finely. Parke, Wright, and Ord, ex.
tending from the Appor,attox to Hatcher,
Run, have all broken through the enemy
rntrenched lines, taking some forts, guns, aad
prisoners.
Sheridan, With his own cavalry, 5th corps,
aud part Of the q, is coming in from the west
On the enemy's flank, and Wright is already
tearing up the Sou' Inside railroad
''A. LINCOLN"
CrrY Po1Sr, VA, April 2, 1862 ?. NJ.
Ham, Eaaom H. Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
At 10 45 A. NJ, General Grant .e!egraphs
IS follows
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THE NEW CONGRESS.

The XXXVIIIth Congress will convene at
Washington, on Monday, December 4. In
the Senate, the Hon. Lafayette s. Foster, OF
Connecticut, will take the Chair as President
pro. tenn, with Colonel John w. Forney, of
Pennsylvania, az Secretary. The majority
of the Unlonists is here so heavy that 1t can
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