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VI es Us ssad yalae IL she
saxabls psapAsay oftha eaaaEy i not les
than u. 90 coo ana i ralise 81. 900
upoa tlsis basis, ana pay tho interest
On the erdefs-it would b necessary
b Issy i tar Of one per eentun for three
years Though ten mills on the dollar
Is large ~, it is not oppressive, nor
unusual. Many communities haze paid
. larger assessment for objects less worthy.
The Board Is not required to assume
any responsibility in this matter As their
action must First b. ratified hy the people
before it will be of any effect, aud if o
majority Of the people desire to be taxed
for this purpose, who has right to say
they shall not The members of the
Beard of Supervisors should At all times
evinee proper respect for the opinions
Of their constituents, and Whenever they
have reason 10 belsjve that respectable
number of the citizens Of the county de-
sire the enactment of certain measure
whatever Haay be It's HatuFe--the Beard
can, without compromising its dignity or
It's wisdom submit the same 10 an cleo
t.oa.
Although We believe i: entirely psac-
tieaOls for tho County 70 pay a bounty Of
nine hundred dollars without serious
embarrassment, We dc asot be!.eye it ages
sary to pay as large a sum. In our
opinion. six hundred dollars---or it may
be, fgo hundred--in addition To the sum
Of ono hundred cfsrel by the Govern
ment, will hike all the mcn We aeeI. And
that no injustice may be uone Those who
are ia the service. We wouid recommend
that the Ixw he SO framed as to exempt
from taxation the property Of all those
now in the army as Priyates o. noa'eon~
miss:oned vGicers. Bat We c40n0; admit
that it would he ua.ust otax those who
are exempt from drift: Ills Is a matter
fur the general geol Of community, and
all should GEAR ;,seig part. The property
Of cid men. t4ino5s, w,'ror, cr;n2ies and
aliens, caa he ,axs2 .vt iii, Fas. csc with
SO !aaSzIey..z.y IS IS t@3 ps@7er;y al
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HAxCoCxs VETERAN CORPS,
Headquarters First Army Corps

Headquarters First Army Corps !
Washington d. I. December 3, 1864. !
l. reply to tas numerous letters q
inquiry from persons desiring to ente,
the LIST co~ne, nov being raised, the folow
ing is communicated as enbodyipg all tht
information YET ob~;ne1.
l. All enlista.cats and masters in sre
to he made in tbs city.
, Any Veteran, who has served tive
years, has been hooorabIy discharged. and
is physically qualified, may ehiis: IN tbs
Corps for one, two or three years.
3. Those enlisting- receivs from
the Government baunty Of $500 as soon
as they are mustered in, and, ia adt!itio,
tire regular instaimeats from tho Govern,
ment, in proportion to the period of
enlistment, a<folows: 500 for one years
service, one>laird paid on cnlistn,ent
s200 for two years service, one-thiFd on
enlistment; $500 for three years service,
ene-thirlon enlistment.
4, They will be eredted-to, the quota
Of the district in which they or their
families may be domieiled and will, there.
fore, be ensitie1 to local boaaties.
). Free transportation will be furnished
them to Washington by any Provost
Marshal. Il IS only necessary that the
applicant should satisfy the Provost
Marshal thathe Genes under tho provisions
Of paragraph 2, and that the application
is made in good faith.
6. On aFrivingin Washington aad
at the Soldiers Rest, Bartinore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, Veterans will
be cared for aud enlisted and paid prompt
ly. They will be sent 10 the camp Of
at Camp CiiHburne, and
will be formci iata companies aud -regi-
meats as tlaoy arrive--parsaaai preferences
being regarded when the good of the
service will permit. 7as.~... =
I. Bhe Best arms ii the possession
Of the Government win be furnished these
troops, aud they viii he allowed to retain
their artas when honoFably discharged. :
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AFRICAN EnpIRE.-several Richmout

AFRICAN EMpIRE-Several Richmond
papers, says The telegraph to-day. are
advocating the policy Of making General
Lee Dictator. This would be . good
move, and cnineatly proper. The shan,
Pretense made 10 republication By the
Niger kingdom, has only made It appear
mere ridiculous in the eyes of the world
Its proper form Of Government, and the
only one consistent with The principles for
which lis people arc fgating, is an All.
so'ute Monarchy "a one naan power. But
wouldn't it DO treating His Msjesty Jea
rather shabbily 10 depose him to make
room for Robcrs, T.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
SATURDAY. JANUARY 5, Es0S.
COUNTY BOUNTY.

The County Supervisors arc non eonsid-
sring the question OF Offering bounty
10 volunteers and we believe there isl
majority Of the Roard in favor Of the
measure. Notwithstanding the very Po-
r tent objections urged to this measure y
eur contemporary, We believe the move
msnt il wise and just--th&t the county
sAould offer q bounty to volunteers, and
bounty large enough to induce men to
enlist. The instances enumerated by oas
nsighbor wherein such law would Sc5R
to bear unjustly upon some, are not dc
MED. Il will appear unjust, at frs: SIGHT
to lev bounty tax nPon man "3o has
aent . substitute; bat suppose no bounty
il offered. and the draft takes poor men,
who are not ale to send substitutes, viii
not the property 81 the county b taxed
10 support thO fAmiites 1t 'A2's drafted
nsa while they are abssntT a2d II you
hare sent substitute, AID t2rs freed
xurself from the draft, would Eou not
IS leave pay ten dollars to assi'; yo7F
poorer neighbor in hiring substitute, as
70 pay ten dollars for the support Of yo11
neiShbor's family after he Is gone -
There is a certain amount Of money IN
swolved in the matter, whichever hora ..
,ths dilemma we take: five hire votna~
tOsrs to 60, the property Of the county
must be taxed to pay Lem Cor go.nS al
II poor men are drafted, the property
of the county must be taxed to support
their families. The only question IS,
whether it is better 70 pay a certain SUM to
free that man from the draft, or wait t.lI
he has been drafted and sent to the field,
and then pay the same amount to feed and
cIothe his destitute wife and children.
If none we're to be drafted but the rich,
Who could hire substitutes, OK who, III
they went could leave their families
provided for, then, indeed, We should
say it would be unju to tax men who
had already seat men to the field, for the
purpose Of sending substitutes for those
who were not exempt; but, unfortunately,
the rich men Of the community do not
nOnopsliss the right to CONSUMPTION. |
but the favors Of the draft, like the |
rains IF heaven, fall upon the just aud |
the uajust-upon the poor lis well as the |
rich.
But cur aeighbas~d6es not set the |
matter fourth in its true Light; Suppose
We need Sly men, and must pay them
asg thousand doii&Ea. each; the Goyera
nsnt pays one hundred, leaving US nine
hundred to each man, or = total Of
s45, COO. Nov the orders Of the County, |
which our neighbor quotes st fifty cents,
srsrcady sale at sighty-6Ee cents. But |
In ease We we're net able to realize more
tkaa slightly ,sstis, at which figure We
hsiieyelshs bonds Of the County could be |
eashSd "a would then hare to issue cur
60 aaaas Of indebtedness to the amount
a. ~ o0a And would this be such an
sssesaaese amaant that the County would /
aaink andsr shsswsight, and never be
All = bar IL =. wsfaa in lOok.
snx evsr shs Elas Il u agis, Of shout
i \ sx.sya sns, skssxa.r ,sesssl advocated
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lHE AFFAIRS. CT THE IoNRkDE
E.---SHERaIANss MARCH THEoEeH
e9s IfneDs nEEKaT IN TEsa e.
TAgTa PaacFic-a1 R9sE1Ts.-4lxEAss
no tienyiog thsafaetthat the aizaiss 1
ConfedeFacy are under a eEaH
march of Sherman through the heas
GeoEgis has beea accomplished aa
has been allowed to establish his aaa
cations with the naval forces On Ia
lanf5e, without aug othfr loss ttsaa
numerous stragglsrst and the asaaa
and tear Of the army On so hafg ii q
aitloa. Sayaauah asaes oscapiea "a
eRdeavor use only ia make the va
line Of the SaYaaHah Rlrer usesa
strategic parEeses apta sAagasss. n
do not hy that time Iagrssia nas
bot be viii also march a. snes -
BFaneavlile. shd sHdeayor 10 psasesa sI
.seif of sAas naees psTsans cess
railroad eamaaunaiatsasa Trad
gress in Tenaessee has heen peFs
checked. aBd / ssHy ka< lssa
fiess, cfsseieEey. a12 spigst y lhieh
aalizea 1t after he ttw ass5Ia
Under JuhHstous Like ths na
I'rasg into keatasky. whseh eassil
the battle islte AusiEestsFa xsaA t
and Eest by esmnaaatlers. tha ssssEa
Tennessee. aiaos uHaerrakea ie III
fose af 5giit heFasEi M Shesaaaa sas
cntiouA States, has heea m ~
diversion The basals 81 FFaakaia
have been hrsilIiaat. IN IL wa
aud the affair 81 y sss e aeessss =
been ths battle Is n iiarlfeg ssae -
Bat ii can not Be duaiaa thai eAess
want Of generaisAip IN the gssta u
ageaeat Of car mihtasy aiEaiEs 4
again. nDt from abssnee Il "a saey = III
gaaipps On the part of esx 49,
Riclaasapd Eagsslrers E9se. "a
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TN TRkGAKm

The entertainment giirea
German Turner's ca sstaussy -
ftr the benefit Of the Soldiers Rel
waaswelt attended, and in m
satisfactory. The play vas 80
"Aeeompltee." aud sks several essa
were wsls sustained The ~I.a
WAS perfectly nataFal seemed
comprehend his par, and We tlls d
justice to tie Character The
Fetsoaated Sophia aeaaiitsed hars
manner very ereiiitable indeed far q
ateur she has good roisee, -
were plainly sad Distinctly .spok j
gestures graceful aasii easyr, she Sc
embarrassment: hRbs appeared
eohspased aud nas4sal Tho
ia Seller did usl bus ks
better than his sasias 4
is not perfsst, reaeh
was a very paanpaass
aud as a German, would hare d. IN
bat he lacks the aaene5, saas
grace Of . Trenehman. Altcgeaka
eatef&ainmeat was good but Is
portion Of the aydiesses eoaia not -
stand the laasuage. we fhink nsssre
eras ssltisfacfsoa wea5d have been
had Play been selected with less
aa5 more motions.
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49, An Improvement ID boot makine
sonsistsin 20 cutting the patsrn that there
are no side seams 1t III. and no waiting
and crlmpips. The leather, IS
Old method, 70 brins il % the shaps Of
the foot.
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Our readsgs viii re1ssm bss that We
pabliahad II agsiase,a slsss time AGO,
iavogisg De PIN IL rs.lisstacsing the
CITY hy varass Tor facilitating she aork 81
sais;ng solanteess Ii the same time
we wrssa Is prevoat Marshal BnowsEEL,
inqaiiring how The desired end could bs
attained, and % this letter 70 have Just
received lhe blowing reply
Otsiee Of Prov. Mar. 9th Dist ToNa
Des Moiaea jim. 2, 1865.
". S. BrRKg
DR.. Sir :fn reply to your letter Of
227th alt I hare the honor % asy that
the same question (sab Division Of PSI
had baan raised in tho Ease Of Lee TIP.
Polk County aud it was decided By the
Board b DO ianpraetioa6la 1t this time %
make the ehangs
1t vould afford no much pleasure %
comply wish the wishes Of the citizsus
Of Council Bluffs, md If tho change
would oaly afssf tbs oEtce i should
be done. But ali Ills records At Daven-
BORT and Washington would Of necessity
be affected by the etsngo, and thaAas
making it impossible foT me 10 RlakE the
change asked for:
aaa Sis Respectfully
Your obi. Seryt.
S. c. BROWN Eli, J
Capt. and Prov. Mar 9Th. Dist. f6Ta-
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CoN.-Re are in receipt of eommaai
catioa from u c. 4. B. /" in reply to one of
the BagIe's .stareotypea Lenders" Hao
Is respaasil,le FOR he ts5sr, The document
Is we'll written and evidently prepared
With care, but We don't think it necessary
to consume space With it's ubfcasion, for
the same reason that ws do net publish
the LORDS Prayer ---iis's very good
paper, and al true, bat essFybsllY IA the
world knows il alreaay. Thers i not.a
nan, vonans or child, IN America who
doesn't know faas the present war was
toreed upon the couatry By the secession
parts Oftas sspnshs assisted BIZ the Copper.
head party 81 tle NORTH. And sTery.
body aseaaaily Vel awaps that alaa latter
party b dead and barisd, and thas the
torches arr hgasea for The funeralof the
former TO 6sseaa these facts, ID 10 in
sal tho intelligence 81 the American
seples b. asssaasag asass of ignoranoe
noe ex list.
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good end .bnk il i MOI ail That should Sc
i doas After takiaS 81 shs taisr, Can.
| gress should enaet lau hy whieh tlsas
Ituenty per cens, that has hereioiors gslls
into rae coizers 81 the papsr maker vii
he drawn into the National Treasury; aud
this could Be- done .by . difsst tax apaa
eiirculasssod II SO - reason Why the
asssis The country sh0aid
fps b 8iaa of the fasIeas
ihPase b. the war We are
agArs i i NOS strictly ID harmony
wtia tl,s.s sral and progressive intel.
I fsrence 81 Che age. 70 adEae4te . tax on
knowledge bus it seems 70 Us q law can
be formed 10 reach the desired result
without being sabiees % the epprobrious
charge Of taxing knowledge" but be
rather 4 sspro.ect:ve duty for general intel
ligenec. -
f. Let the n,wspapsrs Of The canatrv BE-
divided in TO classes. aaa tsxe2 I certain
sum per copy On tbs s.as,sa. &c THAR cir.
eula,iaa-lnereas;: a., the ap,oant in pr,oor-
ton 10 the, -nao,h.~ sg e,,;a. issued
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| published weekly. aud having = circula-
ti3n Of over one thousand aud nos over FIVE
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tn cents per asnum. en- each copy
! issued. i
! Class ,, Shall embrace an papers having
4 circulation Of more Than fire thousand
Pansrs Of this class shall nav tszsafg. ffge
cents per anf6sura en- each csr4 issued.
! Such a law as this will work no hardship
upon the prcss Il rsper with a small cir
crIntica, can nav tax of Eve cents pef
copy, and net be oppressed thereby !: while
| The cue with large circulation esn with
still loss hardship afford 70 pay its twea-
| ty fve csats--sor the publishers profits.
per copy. increase with the number Of
| copies he issues 4 paper with c;rea-
fation Of one th3usand. can. by increasing
its expenditurssstsressta psr. csat isssus twt,.
thousand aud thus 2ssoablfe It's receipts from
subscription.
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the Government ! ,aaasots,. srfa f,s,n !.
nropsr so,.rt.,sbut yo,,la afrsr,, : ;,st ,,,,..
lection 70 the xeak. from tho eaeroseh
meats of tl.r strrp,, ar.I ;nste,d Sc sI;,,s;,
isl,inas would iiaers;,s i beseygrs..s3a ,,..
parer circulation Or the eauptrr sarh
rose far ;I1,,s.sa.ion that tho p.z;;.,sr /
At pss NaIass. has j ssreoI,t;oa d. .,ysetv.
,Roasana and the Y5rparsa a cirsais.
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. Business The large trains of heavy
wagons passing through our streets every
day, indicate business. More freight is
being brought to this city at the present
time, shaa mas ever hafope broughs here
during tho Winter. But there il non
boo much coming 10 supply the demand,
nur merchants don't visa to be ex-
hzsiasai By the spring emigration tlaey
rlsst lay u larger ssoeks than they evsr
dreamed q heaaa.
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Thus it will be seen that the city cam
not at present be Distracted by wards,
We understand that tue present enroll
ment continues until the first Of March
next, af1tr which time a new enc is to be
made, and thea We must see TO it thai
we are enrolled as other cities.
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AZ this O1kce, aisy good - isass
for which NJ VII pay ths
ID cash.