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4SENsEE ARDI6It NtVU
Ser Ilnterset&nete lentt bic aufmerfiamtttt BEN Sdns.
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U~SerbaHpt nebf einenA erpBen AHprttment oHn
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SentfcsDes Ibeoter
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Die SfGm6er,
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3Ipeites Nnftrsten bes Srn. R5nenanu, fowfe css
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8roBe auBercrbentihe 8crlteaung.
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GeHtfdacs Ar5citSs @SagatUetSnmg&a
BHrsaE,
Shaffis&itr1se as. III.

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rbStfassnSeH rsrItn a4 psFjsnla sssr ~ fssnrtm Srtes
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ssf. RS. IS xb@nes8r., Wsnher, esAsr uasHfselslt@ Ans.
ava srShsfIen AstYha fm
0rnGcr 4usuertoit uon a8intcrfIcioert.
gslr testnaen un1ern srpgtn iabrlt5en Ssrfauf ron 5erbR-
xnb Q1tntertteieera, wsl@e has 8r6Bts Eager Der Staet Ht-
faBl. s..
Infer Eager benefit aus Gaen Sorten lleterrbfen. en8llt.
ften unh fran, tfI8eN @eibdftsy6d II, oUa ieeem S1nttt
urS prets. G6enio cine srsge @u4wabl sGn 6oien uno 9Se-
hen ieser Art, nebf etnem ~iSleneiSe. Sprt!MeRI psn EnG'
te~rfletpern, AUD batten mir ctPfe beim Stld fur Run"
ZEN Arteit fetS %rSrrathts.
e8tr pTert en- rbiae g6aGrex UNI 2s prsseut btaiser, ais
iraene eR Guperes SaHs III Ger Stast, wGbrsne Ter na9fea
60 Rage, I'm fue bic 6rItltsasrparen 9lab ju mabGu,
e 1855. Smtth Bro s. l. GO
- 8drnprbaae EIeioers8agd3tR,
(iG7-Sl Rp. 40 SO. Balttnorefr.
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Mecbnmice @0ne.
,,Ne~ M6emsls &aesmS".

80 Uafe~ MHe1sSIS M@satS".
DC. latsr .et&neh, se!&er felt ~seereren Sal
bic .Etr afenSlp 8rprss" tn i errsitune unbA
aCat Sat, fat hermit Ietaen @SnRern fetnen kerjlthRsnS
uns bittft UNI TSrtba1er tsrer @sRF.
Rn61An er esS 9pfal NIT ttkeItsRsem &sHsns Aufr6t
nsR berseri@tst bat, If er btrett, spa iett en Gsntrntte
&bbAltHuS 5n Saaen, %9caBerten, gsrleiansen, StntGr
Rehabilitation asSalRlteetn.
(2l0as4!RO Saba
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Uermj(c0te Nn1ei0en.

MORT 0m 0poranteas RHo 2&Saf1ers
@Unfunnen&eu.
asEas @efs Eearsft sce 9eripMts. Su@s tbvt Sbbrant.x
susla4fea laiien, fsaa6 BE Trstspsrs re- Gtra6tE IterfLutbet
un6 haburG sen $GtlttEm N~reRnebMitAf itfN serettet rers
eea, nit 3 bis 10 BpaarS. as sre 3iate rs 6 an fP6"
rFn, ntnr ete 3 rtrefsreen &Ae 6ussrE Sprri6tuT gen nab
rene sts tAIIex Wftters %ebereheS; eS &eies ntre frfn6e
a~uSseflbrt Eerhen Sames g. SNter,
I3Se,-1nirD Naf.r, 1uaenteRr.
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2u perluiethen:

81 petlnIetben
Srei 9tnnmer unb kaS 8oittnent In efutn ,petfS6taea
siGttres IN gs Is Gsswepfr. (WRiGsgrJ
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AFlER Seuti6c 81 Ed
EsF7s g II d bamoIMn0

DO. Isl Weft Yrdtt Str,
ipiftsn 5rsoertfar, unb Mtarfb glarfst space.
SD e~npfebls btsrlntt einem seebrteu DubIttunt usetne
re re Mu501bl Der beltsb efen srutl6en S@rtften IGr duse-
neiue lnterbaltung uub B%eIebruns eneltfte UNIV bentfde
S6rlba3sr, Btgelu, @eianebIder unb antete r~eltstse
S6riften. o .eHe5tE -
Auferben elm ret@balttees Eager altr Stretbn,dtertaItsn
ga ftOrtS, GG1bhSer, pteSsrblGer n. I No., In eaeItlter
Spra&e.
gretfe-ttGt3; Wteservtrtdafsr srbalten sintn aseenaeFs-
men &abb t.
Nue 3efsGungen pcrben yrpmpt befOrst.
auG letbe ib aus ~etner ret&tal.t8en 9~etbbtbItO-
tatt Sa6er aus uaer Ten ~btatsfen BeStngan9en.
(30Tp1to) g.. 81 istaufen
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Wla8fenI W1a9fen!! M1aSfen!I!

WAWUAHl WEWV4EtE : J as
Sttnt Sersnnabep btr WlasfcntGue empFrble Id anea
"bte ad stneu Sur maiden pVaea', ntetn retGbaltises SOrs
tiutsnt in Gldsten. ale:
9Gineen, SaYaneier, 8ssuinen, 3tseunsr, Neatr Dantees,
@terrp!s, Itetfer B0rpdrta, paaI pro. puaa, &re1ntten.
8dmpne GswFel, WleebtfspteteB, SrlaESsr, hide Sadeu,
Gifele une 8ftRls, WlNaer, S6utst, Rlabserasatia, Rpn-
Zen, aErr, siakn, atlas unS *dpier 5albmastsr, DRAFT
uaafsH NIB eiae Renss BIN tsmii6en u. Gtsrattsr-SaAsten
Sep. y. Stttnbsd,
SmSstteur, En- srsa n. retail Eerf&ufsr
iian9 y 7e 20. ERlttrtarehr. &Ee Srtpslets MAes
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:! @pieitp0aremzG 6m0ler!!


made i'd aufmerFfam cuff usln 8ro6es snS rei6es 5sr men
Sen +EEIG
Spiel unO GQlanteries8 aaren,
bis ID bttett aus BEN erRem gebrtten
O~eHtf&Ianb8. 6ranfret6s unb amertta
Bears, uub al Observation-Disclosures, iGrEs an SatrS, at ben
biGtgfen Wtsleldle. 9reifen ~eertdufe.
Wfetue Musrabl rmfaBt unter Aneeresi:
EpieisISddren teber Mrt, epn ten btatgfen bhs 3u ben
~tteuerfen. = @uppea unb @uppcnfDpfe sun @orse
Ian, 9Bae1s, &apier @6aebe, taruuter g q n , ueIe
YtuRerr Epte gatent.Sbpfe.
%mppei sSOrper, 9lrrne, Gd)mbe, Striimpie. Siitc.
mGrbIes aler GOrten, GnmmisS Sale.
Na8ten, SrDmmeln, Par;eaan< unb 3innz
Sbeeierptcen,
gaien, Eafen, &db6etruaen, 90rkt, Donttnpes, aarte
u. (. 70. Us. II. &C.. -. @teinbad,
SnpDrteur Bon Sstels une Gdlanterie, gdare
(Sf14-N 90 gB. 5nItimsrefr. Ode Iripptets AueS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
New Skirt for 1866.
Ths Great TaFcation OF the Axe In
HOOP SKT7 IT'S

J.. W BBkDLET's Nrw Patent DUPLEX clip
TIC (5F daGblel SPRING SKIRT
TINS invrDtinn consists % Duplex for fwel Elip.
nc Pare Rrsned steel springs taEsalstsly braided
tightly and hruliy together, edge 10 edge, making
fhe toughest, most flexible, elastic and durable
spriug ever used. They seldom head OF break, ike
the single Springs, Aai con seqnesky preserve tbFF
perfect and beaafitul shape mere than twice as
toHE as any Single spring skirt tha; ever has
can Be mAfr.
The wonae4tai Hexf.ility and great comfort ana
pleasure 10 any lady wearing the Duplex Eiiptic
-kirt Will be experienced particularly ia ali
trowsed Assemblies Opes as Carriages Railroad
Cars, Chhgeh Pews, Arm Chairs, fuF Pratnensds
aaa House Dress, a. tae skirt Caa be folded when
10 use to occupy snail pisce as easily and conve-
hIentiy as Blk or usiin Dress
A lady having enIayed the Pleasure. CgTnfeFf. and
great cUuyFnisbce Of wearing the DaQigx Elliptic
SteFi Spring skirt fer single day wall never after
Children Misses, and Tgung Ladies' they are Au-
bPrloF 90 all others.
The Hoops are covered with two ply double
tzissed thresd zRa wtil wear twtea as losg as The
single yarn covering whiea ia Used ali Sinele
steel Hoop skirts The three Battnm Rods an sy-
fry Skirt are also Double Steel AMI twice d5a-
bic covered 10 prevesi The covering from wearing
81 the rods Wbea dragging down stairs stone steps,
&c, Ae.s which they are soAstaasIy subject 10
when IN use
All are made Of the new au elegant corded tapes,
and are the best quality IN every part, giving "a
the weerer the most srseefpi Aaa perfeet shape
desirable, ecafeTtabls and eeoagmleai Skirt ever
made.
the Invention SOLE GANUFACTrRgKS. S7
Chambers, and 10 81 neade streeis, New York.
FOR sale 10 all aIkt class Stores In this City and
throughout the Unifea States ana caaada Havsna
4e Cuea, AexAca, soatk AmsTlca aad tae West izi-
dies
AZ Isaslrsto s the paOlsz EllaVsss q Double
Spring skirt. a D g.
Ans 81 1885 --5m.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
YOUTHFUL TyDIsCRETIoy.

In all Sexual Diseases, as Gaa5rrhea, stristaTe,
elect, and In all Urinary ana Kramer Complaints.
they act Ike Charm. Relief il sxpsriru-ed By
taking = single box and from four 10 ak boxes
generally effsci cure.
sold in boxes containing 60 pills. Price 0us Do
lar or sir boxes, Five Dollars; slsA. in LARGE box
- containing four Of the small, Prise Three n0i-
lars.
Priva'e Circulars 70 Gentleman oH{g. seat free
% receipt Of directef envelope ana stamp
II ron need the Pills cut cat this advestiHeTn 8nt
for reference and il ron cannat procure thsm OF
your drrgzist, 30 moi be Imposed upon hg aag
oYA eg temxfv bat enclose the nancy In a ettpr
to Or. J. BRYAN, causating Phvsieian,
Boy 5GTs. az Bfaadwsy. New York,
aud they will Be srut 20 on secure from obKerva-
tian BY FetGru maii, post paid, on receipt Of the
msasT.
Dealers supplied BY Densas Barnes 8 Co
WhoIesaia AGENTS, Srw Yorks
August TO- ely.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A weniieEuan who suffered for pears sTam Ner.
geBs ami Gsaisal gHiIy EIIss siofis ami
Seminal weakmes. tagresRlk 90 Tuaskfnl 1Rais-
crrtian sisI ending bis days in hopeless
misery will Tor the kaks 81 kUffering MAR saad ~
ANY ne aaliEtsd the simple means used Ayf hiu1,
hicT efSetea Acnge In few weeks, after Gha
fsfi@ vusnefous Y1rsEe nps. 8ead 1 directed
enyelvgS . stamp and Is will eoAl yau uoslang
Address. RDGAR TRRMATN,
stAtIoa L. I9skh 81, New-xurk City.
f. s@~sv. .Es8 rs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
HIs HAxnxw oRB

DR.. WOODBURY. has been located at CeuEoi
Bluff, since July ISt. 1858, aad has bee2 IN Tbs
pr aeklcp OF penttstTy siace 1883.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
EyERYRODY,s DRAY.

j me spA@crlber tskes thfs aeihsd OF iufakTning
the citizens o Council Stuff and vicinity, that be
has purchased frgtn r. =. sasw, The Horse awi
DFay which has been enastantty employed og The
public aud tsal Ii viii euHiiHue 10 bssHn TOR thu
bensat o. those Wno may desire Il.
Gets ~ every description wili be hauled 10 any
art 81 tae cifF for 8 reasonable compensation.
Jane /, 1856. JOHN HA&kER.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

THE MASON HAMLIy CABINET ORGANS.
IL forty diarEent styiezs adapted TO S4eFrd akA
teexslaT RanSse fer &Sata s9uo each, Thffk5-l8va
Geid OF Silver Mr<iais, aF ether arst pserhiu una
AWARDED fhen Illustrated Catalogues sent ffee.
A4deess MAH0N d HAMLIA, Degaaa.s or MASON
sRnTHERs, Nww Ysgk sept 7, 'M.-5ps
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
The Private Medical Aa.
wiser.

tEAS'@sEfeiy Tor Ladies,l
A iayalaabls treatise OF 100 pages, By DE-. ]
Harvey, pabliseed for the beaeat 81 H. ss.
On recsipt Of TEN CENTS, Ii wf5l be ses,t past-
PAID IA sealed eaxetsps IL al who az sysiy fsy
=. AaaFess De. ). hRYAN.
Aax su1s, Az SrsEdWAy, kap-Yera
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
Important 90 Ladies'.
On. EaARvEY's FEMALE pills

zAa mSsa iLsnIlinss and popular Fensay ever
knswn, Tor all elssa ses OF the Feaaie se1. fasy
Aavs been nsed la many thousand cases with un-
esy wAleh they are recommended, ard particularly
Ia asfsases arising from OBSTRUCrfDS, OR STOP-
PAGR 90 NATgRR, no matter from whai Gauss
il Aytses Thsy are cfgeetUal lnreafsftsE 70 hFAttn
iii, ~o are SUFFERING from Wsak aasa aad hs4ftsfgs
Ufcrfne nssrA4rges, yFTsossvesss Sf.t &c. 81.
szsa shey Act tiks Charm n IN ssfetgtheHihe Aae
systefn Thgu sS,IIs II Ladies' she have sEHefed
fsr years zat iIfe YsTiaus ptSsT rerIs sizes IN saln
aws Fsaewai 81 thciT heath and s1Fsiigth whsliF
In ake esAsssy Of
OR. HaRvgS's FEMALE PILLS.
7bfS ar pa41eEtly harmless on ts4s sgStefA Elzy
~ tara 81 aay tinae with pegtscI safety bat ati-
Egsa the sarsg sfSsES 81 PregHacV they sAsala not
+ - takks - 5 assccarpisgs ssB % The Tssssy.-
Fases nn<as esuNe any sirEness p kiH % ssstress-
wssss nrx caasxins 90 ills Ffirsst 5re DsslaF.
IA. k4AHVEY'S GOLDEN PILLS.
gsusSsy FIR speeiai cases, four aa&rass saFeaEger
ssan th~ ab we Prize Riva Dollars per box
prfv lie Circular 10 Ladies With Gre anafoHnisa
vngraylngs aRnt flee or recelpt OF alFeSsea eG-
yeiape nd STAMP.
"a H SOC eassnss pgocare Ehem af yaHr pragwist
4 - sek tsks wny other for sams dealers who are
I sssnriz 8pSea will FecpmneHd other FFmais Pitts,
Is a t}srF cas- msE&e lAFgeF pgVas nnbHt enelsas
-. sasnsy ard send direct 70
ng. q. BRIAN, Caasuitins PhysIolaB.
sassa 1H4S $40 bE0sdWay, &2w 7 sEk,
- .wssl reeasse them pasG-paid securely sealed
- slsrsersztsea by re4uFp malt.
81 1Ssgoxs s4ppiie6 By Dem4s ASFHez q Co., Asw
- RI aiesa1a AgrHls Aug 10 1865 -Ey
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
Two Fine Farms for Sale
Near Council Bluff.


One, four sailes sou h-sakt d Council slafrs on
tbs gmlgfaHt road, Contains $50 aEFeas over 2cN
AcYeS leEsed AMI i5f aerss Ia high state Of ruitl-
vAtioa. On this farm there Is gesd dwelling
house With seven large rooms, Rae8 cellar aud
ether cenvenlfreEi there is also csteFn. wood
aDaae stable, two LARGE exI D. large whaatbi
&c. rue tienbeF belpEEing Is the farm two BsslHa
distant, aih3 Il abn4ssnt the lard " we'll watered
w Poaey creek and uala5eT Of ane springs along
It's banks,
The ether Farm
Is on Honey greek IS miles Sorsh 81 CuungEi RiuAs
and contains &t4 30~E00ths acres. ali in body.
Thsre are 40 unIsr csMtvas ton o si6 PLACE
ansi 100 Acfes Of good tInabeFs ane tso story
Brick H@ssae ygas4a . Kaomas.
sat other improvements. Living wafer On the
pI&sa all The year round. TAls /. one Of the hest
srAia ard stask farfaS il western Iuwa Halh Of
tasse ssrms are very productive ats easily wosked
Per fHthsr description. sad terms srpay 10, or
address, j. P, CAFAOY
sssaxil BlaaA, Iawa.
MareH No. SS8&-M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-22
JE FF. DAVIS.

His Capture in his Wife's Apparel Con-
firmed-Only $4,000 in Specie Dfscsv-
ered-A large am cunt sent to London-Re-
ported Capture of Alexander HI Stephens,
c. c. Clay and General Wheeler.
NEW YORK, May 21.-The Herald's cores
pondent gives the details Of the capture OF
JEFF. Davis in his wife's apparel, confirming
the official account.
On the trip north the Presidents proclamation,
Offering one hundred thousand dollars for his
capture, was shown to Jef. Davis, and, after
akeading it, he was almost overcome by his feel.
'fngs.
: Only eight thousand dollars In specie have as
get been discovered among Jef.s effects, but
several boxes are not yet examined.
On tie person Of Reagan papers were seized
showing that large amount OF specie had been
shipped for London.
The Reported Capture Of A. HI. Stephens,
G.. C. Clay, Gen'l Wheeler. and Others.
BALTIMORE, May 20 "A letter from on board
the Tuscarora to the Baltimore American,
says:
1.-THE party we have consists of jefferson
Davis, his wife, small sen, and two daugh-
ters, together with Alexander H. Stephens, @.
G.. Clay, Colonel VIM. Reagan, GenI Wheeler,
the rebel raider, and fifteen or sixteen others
whose names have not ascertained."
The letter concludes by saying: "We leave
for the Potomac in few hours"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-22
IMPORTANT PRIZE.

1MfOn KANI fh1ZE.
Archives of the ssLate Cenfederacy''-Five
Tons of Rebel Documents Captured-On
their Way to Washington.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 20-Colonel r. B.
Trent, Of General Schofeld's staff, arrived here
at a late hour last evening from Newbern, N.
c., in the steamer John Tracy, via the Albe-
marie Canal, bringing with him about five tons
weight OF rebel documents, the archives Of the
late Southern Confederacy, "l late Of Rich.
mond," &c, which were captured few days
since by portion OF our forces at Charlotte,
N. @. It will be remembered that when Gen.
Lees army evacuated Richmond so hurriedly,
the rebel authorities immed. ttely consigned to
the flames large portion Of the documents,
&c, relating to the proceedings of their Con-
sress, but reserved and packed up the most
important and sent them OF to Charlotte, N.
O., little dreaming that these documents, EN-.
bracing all their deep laid plots and secrets,
would SO speedily fall into the hands of our
Government These documents will no doubt
prove OF great interest, and their capture at
this Juncture may be regarded as most impor-
tant. They are in charge of Colonel Trent
and strongly guarded. They were committed
to his care by General Schofield. On reaching
here they were Immediately transferred to the
steamer Martha Washington and sent to Wash
ingtOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-22
CONDUCT OF THE WAR.

Examination Before the Csmmit,ee-fes.
timsny Of Grant and Meade-1heir J.dg-
e:spsra.isn as sisns,sr wi.s Tse%aEass.s: f1i.
eetes TO his Great Abilities.
Inc following testimony has just been elected
oeiofe the Committee on the Conduct OF the
War: ----.
Isstamony Of Major General Meade.
.,s aon o,n lave been in tnearmy almost sfnce
tue war commenced, and have had as intimate
connection with, and knowledge or. the Army
OF the Potomac as any General Enow.For
,nar 10 ies 20 place on our record
manner has Mr.. Stanton, the Secretary OF War.
performed his duties in regard to the supply
of the army and the suppor. Of the muitary
operations under your charge2
A. So far, as my knowledge extends, and
have had any relations with the war Depart
ment can say most cheerfuliy that every
thing l have requested, or that thought
ought to be done, has been promptly attended
to by Mr.. Stanton, as the head Of the War De-.
partment.
Q. What do you say of the talent and abiI-
ity with which Mr.. Stanton has conducted his
Department.
A. consider that the Department has been
have been some matters in which / may have
differed with Mr.. Stanton, and might have
criticised his operations.
@. speak Of the general management of the
A. As to the general management of the War
Department, consider 1t has been conducted
Testimony of Lieutenant General Grant.
q. You have been Lieutenant General, COM
manding the whole army, for year past OK
morel -.
A Yes, sir.
Q.I wish you to place upon record your an
swer to the following question: Ia what man
ner has Mr.. Stanton, Secretary of War, per-
formed his duties in the supply Of the armies
and the support Of the military operations un-
der your chargel
A. Admirably, think. There has been no
complaint in that respect-that is, no general
complaint. So far as he is concerned, do not
think there has been any ground Of complaint
in that respect.
@. Has there been any misunderstanding
with regard to the conduct of the war, in any
particular, between you and the Secretary OF
War, since you have been in command.
A. Never any expressed to me. I never had
any reason to suppose that any fault " as found
with anything had done. So far as the Sec
retary Of War and myself are concerned, he has
never interfered with my duties; ne YER thrown
any obstacles in the way of any supplies L
have called for. He has never dictated q course
of campaign to me, and never inquired what
was going to do He has always seemed sat-
isfied with what did. and has heartily CO.
operated with me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-22
FROM CHARLESTON.

Meeting Held There Divided in Senti.
ment-Address by Chief Justice Chase
His Departure for Hilton Head-The
Rebel Gov. Magrath and Wade Hampton
atColumbia-Al the Male Population
Conscripted.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-The steamer Arago ar.
rived last night from Charleston. Among her
passengers were fifty paroled prisoners, in.
Gliding Basil Duke.
A meeting was held in Charleston on the 10th
inst, but, through triple contest tor the mas.
terry between the chivalry and Door whites and
negroes, came to naught.
The next day Chief Justice Chase arrived,
ana an was waited upon by crowds OF people
tentively, making to them an address of con-
siderable length; but his views did not seem
to fully meet those Of either Of the conflicting
parties.
In the evening grand entertainment was
given to the Ohief Justice. and the day follow
Ing he left for Hilton Head.
It is said that the rebel Governor Magrath,
of South Carolina, and Wade Hampton are
both at Columbia engaged in conscripting all
the males for the continuation OF the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-22

N~MONUMEET TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN In
N THE CITY OF WARRINGTON.
In order to give definite shape to the desire 30
generally expressed that Q suitable Monument
should be erected in the City of Washin gton to the
memory OF Abraham Lincoln, tho City Councils
OF WAshfngton have taken action ;resultin in the
formation Of an Association to be called the LIN
COLIN NATIONA Al ONUMENT ASSQCIATION,
WIN prs.iSS.Mg .hs aSll9SHipg ofss fsSssWTs,,.o9 & ~
eecretary-gROsBY 8. MOVES.
Treasurer-9EORG1 ". RIGGs.-
The Directors will be announced hereafter.
10 proposed to raise for the puI pose the sum OF
at least 100000 BY subscri ptioRs, be limited in
emSunt from oae dollar to ten per individual con-
Such is the general solicitude to contribute for
such Q purpose that it is not doubted that the
amount requisite can be prom pity raised and the
monument scted within the year 1865.
Duly :su thorized collectors will be designated
Tor this District. and persons throushout the
contributions to GEORGl W. RIG Gs, Esq,
Treasurer of the Association.
As Il may be difheult to send individual receipts
for the contributions received. they will be &C
knowledged hen time to time through the public
It is earnestly hoped that every newspaper
threuxhout the country will call attention to the
object OF this Association, and give it such edito.
recognition.
1t Is the desire Of the Association to raise
mopument that shall be properly commemorative
OF the 50 bime life and character of the larsented
deceased-one shat shall be credtable alike to the
With such ends in view. it is not doubted that
this appeal will meet prompt snd universal
response. my2 I'm