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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

O. Two hundred men, ali that were
left Of tbs Seventh Iowa Regimans, says
the st. Louis Republican, came up on toe
Memphis, and viii 80 into camp at Ben
ton Barracks TO recruit. Tbs eAly olaeeE
left in the Regiment Was ona Captain
Moss of the woundad we're ssus 10 Mound
City. A few Of the wounded and twsnfy
GEs OF thirty aiek, came up en the Asm-
phis. .-.s.+ ..-..rss.s .1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

TIE REgKL PKEankxr4AL ELxcrrox.--
Ou Wednesday, the 9th inst, the rebei
States held their elections for members oi
their Confederate Congress-" at Rich.
mond. On the same day the Electors oi
President and Vice Prasident were also
to be chosen, said electors to meet in then
respective States on the first Wednesday
In December, and proceed TO vote for
President and Vice President. Their
Congress 10 TO assemble on the 18th oi
February, sad on the following day the
yotes for President and Vice President are
to be counted. The President, whoever
be may be, ID 10 be inaugurated on the
I'D Of February following.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

NOW OPEN TO oTTUAWAs FIFTY AILKs.
Fsrtasr Rsss aAsn sxy otAtr RaiIross IA ij-a
In eounction with the
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QCINCT RAILROAD
SAortssf, QaiokssG sad Bsss Rowts
TO Chicago, keS ToFs, Boston, PhIlAdephla and
Baistnores to Eeokak, St. L9uis and CtneianAli
and to ALI psAnss In Elan0aa Iadana Michigan Ohio
and Canada
Two FTaias Daily leave and arrive SUNDAYS sx-
LEAvE oTTuMwA- ARRIVE At cRIe GO
500 o'c3ock, n ID. &IS O'Clock "a.
l:45 p.m bI5 IA.
gY~Conasestag al Gaies6urgh with the Northern
Cross Railroad taE Qzincyi Al MegFaet& wiEh the
IuiuaIs CSatIaI Railroad, for GAiena and DuB3eith
and st L0ais aai Cairo, al Darlington with fAst
sailing PssS ess fsr 81 aais.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
sg~TGrUggh To New York IN IS hours, Passen-
Eers leaving CouBcil ElgfEs EnBrning and evening
EAaiRE thls EoutR. will arrive IHChLe&gs 81 LaR-
"a fsaEa d 10 - hourH quicker tkaa by gug either
route and ia ample time to c8HuecR with the great
Eastern and soatsern Lines.
Buy yeuF TickFts via western stage Company 70
OttuF4ws, where you cau bay four Tickets 81 The
Burlington l. Mo. Railroad Ticket Once, 10 ALL
PoI@TS, Rsxa and soutb.
TO SHIPPERS OF STOCK.
STOCK Trains will run regularly, leaving daily
Sundays excepted These Trains hare all the tights
Of PassenSer TRAINS, thus EnSaFing despatch and
ssasasaHnkly mseiaing all tAaas vsxAti9AN delays
New stock peas have been bufit On both aides or
TIA Missssstpt sioae By the Ferry and DTgveFs Will
And there egeFT thinS tasy eoHM siak tor tAs se-
comnadatian " their stoek,
Through contrasts gIven to Chicago,
~.r-s4.--a-asesss ---~ss.- JOHN Q. READ,
vice Prssident and superinisndsat
D REMICK Gen wessEn Agent
aariington. Fsh %, 1881 y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

me mississippi river affords the besl
Of facilities for transportation from Rock
Island in Northern and Southern direc-
sion, and railroads to ali other points ot
the compass. II is directly connected
| with the vast network of railroads stretch.
I'd over the Northwest, and annually light
oning its cords and multiplying Its rami-
6eations. 81
There are other reasons why Rock Is-
lsud is favorable site for an arnory.--
Its water power Ia unsurpassed In the
west coal is handy and insxhsustibls
lumber, limestone, copper, Iron, de-, &C.,
are feund in abundance near the Isia14d,
and sand, clay Of various kinds and build
ing stone can be had in vast quantities On
the Island.
Again, of the nine hundred acres Of
land embraced In the Island, seven bum
drel are owned by the Government and
this latter quantity alone, il sufficient for
the purpose OF shs Armoy. The lands
are unoccupied-saVe by few persons
Who bold leases at the will Of the Govern
ment-~and hence there need be no outlay
for siEe--a consideration which has
much weight In these war times. Ia short,
there Is no place IN the Northwest so veil
located in all respects for an Armory as
Rock Island. These facts have recentls =
been pat forth in pamphlet, prepared by
influential gentlemen Of Davenport, Rock
lslsud, Moline, aud Congress will no
doubt consider the matter at its next ses
sion." -.-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

- Beajamin Stark, Eaq., has been
appointed U. 8. Senator from Oregon
He is nAtiYe Of Connecticut. Ills poll
tics are tfpeacso Democrat. ....
Mr. Stark takes the place Of MIR. Bak-
sE, who vas killed Mt the Battle Of Balls
BlufF. 't
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

@ The Springfield Jossra atssys f'ME.
Lincoln is stronger in Illinois to- day than
he was one year ago" The paper that
makes this statement Is Pabliskea as Lis
eoIn's home, which has just gone against
the Republicans by several hundred ma.
iaYfsv .f'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

fsciBgSr ev rna lssaAosT FsaHr.- Al
the recen. barsis of Bslmaaa, ons og the
rebel raginsass was commanded by Col.
Wright, formerly q nsnher Of Congress
freu Tsnnessse, aHd one Of the union reg.
inents By Cod. Faaka, formerly . maaber
of Congress rom lIiaess. a sosssspon-
dent Of ll,e Sc Louis Repsalicaa, writing
fraaa the vieiuisy of Relnont, sayss @
I ga singular circumstances to0k glacs
YESTERDAY. At the Iass ssssina OF Con
gxesss Osl. Poaks parted wlthfsog. Wright
= aasmbsF Of Congreea asom Tsnnsssss,
and used this expression, PAIL Iexg@es
the next time We mees iE Mill be On tha
BATHS aeld, and want to ask ons fAgoT
On yea-R yesi get nae or say og ny maes,,
1 wsas yon h assus wsaas aaa IL ese goa
OF aay sf year naBs ! vii do sha sszasss
Yesterday thsy met In battle, and mo sszx
irss pfSsoasrs, sixsy IN all, thai ware tax
go, bslcaged 10 Col Wrighs's command,
and his old fsisud, Co. F. saek sham<s-
One of tho men fniormad ma lhas Col
wv. was morally wousadea.r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

u Twelve ladies in Europe, and
twelve only, are eligibieto the baud Of the
Pfinee Of Wales. The requisites 20 the
bonor are: royal birth, Protestauism, and
youth. A princess of Denmark Is talked
Of as the most probable future Queen Of
England,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

u VIZ. b. AsroR owns, it seems, six
hundred shares in tho Bank Of Louisiana,
which in ordinary times would be worth
500, 600. The whole property has been
coa6seatod under the rebel sequestration
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

60 Il now appears tbas Major MeKin-
stry, FrenoHt's Quarter master, under
whose administration 50 many irregular
ities have occurred, was appointed at
Washington, and not by Fremont, as has
been generally supposed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

eg An Officer from the southwest briugs
report that General Hunter vii. return.
with the main body Of the army, to sin
ter in St. Louis, lsayiag General sigel
to garrison Springfield with ten thousand
men.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27


DPRH TO AARENGoi
Daily llas FanAlaE aEaxtz Eaaa tEsna genkxRI tsHa
g Ehsesxa. 30 Miles Staging Sayed-s0 &lie4
Further west Most direct foHte 10 Chfsag0
Rad the R2st Is via the
CHICAGO l. g0CE BLAND And MISSISSIPPI
AND MISSOURI RAILROADS.
Onsy line from Central Iowa u GhtazEa uEzlsf enc
management. TRs kissizstppi and Missouri .. =
Is nos eoaapiesea 20 AersExo, and will sooh aR sVsa
ed farther Ws4t. Dss aoines zpd CaRneai sluas
PASSENGERS viii and this roafe the shortest Qaick-
est and Best sSpiaing zH delays at tie Mississippi
River Close counecflons are uaHds With The Wss~
terra Stage G0Hsg@ay.
pdSsgsgsT am6 Erprexs TraiAs Ieavs Aarenao aai-
iy sfi % p. n, srTfvizg al CAscGso aIA o'eletR
tia sExt msyHSAs
No charge fpr transfer q PaRsags at chieas0,-
sesping Cars are ga Nil RisAs fxasAaf Trains con-
meet st Chieaxs wit the trains en- the Eastern lines
FACTS RDR STOCK SMIPFERS, r. III
stssk lsaviag MAreuso az i 10 z u azsfses at
ch, sakb Al Cd lke aea nArnitlg ia tEase faf fhe
early Mark and Stock trains III the Eastern lines
Tfs whole nma consumed 81 the Ntssissipp5 hiv-
ex does act sKseea twenty niasteA There is no
eazuza Of cars, NO fsFTta9e or dslBy.
The opening Of ths M. NJ II. q. TO MAFtngo,
enables parties driving stock fram Des Agiaea and
gth~S tosrss Id usAtrsf and ssssff foss fosfore
eoasIdersd equally distant fron The different roads
10 save three dzyS driving and from 10 to % hourl
an tbs ears axez aay other routs.
ssek win be d4lissrd ta AAy Of ths alEaTsni yards
TnS n. l. Il. n. r. IL naw 5eEas extended west Of
MErengo and fast al completed stock tE@i8S WALL
be run 70 ths end Of the track.
Every facility Ser tAe convenient shipment Of Ca t.
tie wretEat3 - low via any otAsE Eozte, ana no
pasa spar 81 rsnsq Ii tAs most desirable Foats
TuRousm TgrxETx 10 all principal paints Ia the
Enitsa states and Caa&aas, hy all routes, esa be
procured al EAshinsfon, fows Eik and AaTsaeos
" asn'i Ffsisss aad rlekst Agent
1anaasy l. ISsas as .-+ iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

GT-A Tsras paper says that s'nobody
ever saw Wigfaii drunk" But prentiqe
says he has seen him when he wasn't so-
ber By q Jug full. ....-aa-.-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

70 The city Of London, England, is
now more than sweivs miles long, add
eight or nine wide, and ths population 10
all Of three million.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

Joseph Thomas Of Aonroe csanty,
while experimenting with a qua by blow
ing into the barrel, was shot through the
bead and died immediately.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

ETA. B. Evans Il Co, of Davenport,
Iowa, have orders to supply the Govern
ment with wheat to the amount If $50.
900 60 be delivered in St. Louis.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

FF TIlT5aA " E,4a ~
1uixs - =. - :. -.
/
A - - - Ase
we sre ~ sasasaeo snst gsntlemsn Aas'
no gsnss. - ~ - 20
ssss.a % Z. ~ ~ I = - So. a.sal
aes - = s1ss IT,: Il khss
- M1zss - szae
al sAaa soss q ahi. ~ .a.y are sos =
Il Il seslselaE. ~ ssF4s ~ ma
4 La4xrsA Lax w ssQfes se}a4& - fN4 -
sna pEy " nM hAs y ~ yb9fetqS !
80 ESqaafss ns ssnasss Ia r3seee1
- - 80 80 so % sAalshe - 80
s MenasE va AsFss a1ksd sAsm
N 49, 10y Npssia nsss snee e. t9spHa.
uea on snen ocoaaonsg Asn - wsal
sseseH - ekF pxaces 1opn8 KdusasaAs .
~ esnsssasas % aAss = & 4 o. ss.1sAs Aad
n sQ zee ~ h0z0a xreEA 9hzaEc6w Nn6 Axzn& us
eoqasa and masie md, husesaas szs
ussln sa toFay tns ssIis, 60, Das fos sssop"
waMk eA6Mzafan aney ax8qWfse ozzk ~ r1acs.
ns 3Da andssssAaa aEas % insEasaAae 4has
! h@se dlssan xaishsad asilisy kaizk NaS r
Sot q PA ! only sPsAk of ay -. la
facks scxno slsdge myself poor nSnd at
sm my TREND, saiiis k-----s .
naazaa sn0ppea aza sakasg lsaaona OF
aszs ana aeps - ee Perfect b f1a tzae
Am msrxied. = few daya since sha ipyit~
I'd ne 2 80 wish hef. .s :. -,
"a wash g So0x ~ shs aew ssyfe Of
saakas s&aa saassS'g ss1+ a.y1l EgE1s
hys 40 yeR WI ~ 90 y Esv faFeass''
I aaksd, .,s,9.,.... ,......x s,-u
Really said Sailis, sSR II vas not
tsnpolses nheuid say EEsat yea we're
ssEaaasa 1 tsan'f wsns . tHsasy hat that's
20 Fsaspn why ! sboala noa see tae ma
terlsi.o ..,3 ,....s.,. a,a..s
% saliis apd ! sailed out. The afst
store we entered she aske4 wheshag The
assEelAsaA lssA essaazsa assspssag gssa&.
Ne ssid he bad sna eaaaarsd whas Ehe
woald Ike 20 see2 ,. = -..s 20 $500.
Show me your new style OK dress
gooas, said she, "sssch - Safage feees,
al and Lawn A,s, robes, and hAndsone saEiped
plaid silks y1fndspss md chapgsaole silks
are not Enneh worn tbIa spring, but III
iook at yuuf soifd eofors."
Khs nasreaaus sesa hsa has counter
spread with goods. She exaaiasd &sd
ss'ssd I. @ 5hsza sboats !. uaklsg yasloaa efsas;
some out again BY rubbing. 80
W haf ssyts rs v Sfn y saaa saiise to
"Well, we sell probably mere plaid
stripes than any other" ..,-,........
hare you any with eherie stripes
inquired saaie, "oh, yea soas very
nnss aaa . nuneer af pieces we're pEa'
aaesd q ....-..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27
WEEKL \ BuGI4E


ggFhe New YORK policemen are here.
after 70 form military orgaaiEasion-~
divided into four seotions and drilled ia
the maAaaal Of arms. ~ o. ,.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

60 Hon. Jeha Bell declared hizaaall
ga rshnp befere an audience If Easi
Tsnnesseeans long ago. He hss nov
turned pirate, and taken command Of ]
qua boat on the GanbaEIaad Risrr.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

- Ry an order Of the post alaee de-
paFtusas, priVatss In tAs array eaa send
letters Endorsed ''sOadssrs, BY any acting
feid or staff oiaCer in the United States
service. .... .
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

A LIoHT FoTE.-The entire vote fol
Secretary Of State, in the City of New
York, iess one district, is 55,03l. The
vote last fail At the Presidential election
was 81, ,922. a failing OF Of nearly Que.
half.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

- It ia stated the Government haa
purchased sWenty-thEee old wh8igrs fFam
New England ports, to be loaded with
stone, and sunk at the entrance of South
ern harhors. -.--.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

60 William II. Webb, Of New York,
has taken the contract to build two Iron
clad ships Of war for shensw government
of Italy, one to be finished In two years
and the other six months thereafter.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

SrLvRR HEELs DEAp.-Gen. singIeton's
famous and beautiful horse, Silver Heels,
died last sunday nigAt near Quincy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

~ The Wheeling Government ia hnus.
ing up soma Of the claims Of Virgins
against the Marietta Railroad. fa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

REcRgETtEe,-During the seven Eaou2hs,
snding October 81, SO, 900 men wereship.
ped for the navy at the various reuaez-
Tous IN the United States, and Il, 900 re-
sruits were enlited for the regular army.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

- 4 span af fine blaek horses were
stolen at Radyvilie On Tuesday night last.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

- II is rumored that Hon. Jesse D.
Bright has cast his lot With the Coafeder-
ates, and will be Brigadier General in
their army.
This, if correct, win be the first 4R-
stance in which a PFominant northern
citizen has gone over to the South.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

eS We learn frosn the Gate City that
about tsO o'clock on iass Thursday after
noon . returned Californian, by the mama
OF Haaphseys, was hanging azoaaa the
hoass Of Jane osasens, . soldiers wife
in kddyvstie, whose reputation waa moi
such ~ i true vile ahouId hare. Hs In
sisted upoa goiag giass saaa hoaase---shs arg-
ID hina . lsavs, aad, anally, ON h,s ssill
persisting, alts threatened TO shoot him,
He deaed her 70 shoot, when she instasas-
" drew pistol and shos him Through the
brsass. He Instantly feii dead. Ths
IuarslesR was arressed, bat we have aol
LEARNED the result of the trial. b.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

gG" Ihe volaasses service nsw numbers
4S0, 600 mea, leaving bat 20 600 more en-
lissmeass 10 reach the number aakhosixsd
By oongreas. k#
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

~ writer in the ST. Louis Rspabli-
can says 'Fhere is blank page in history
waiting for FREAoNr's name" Shouldn't
wonder. FREHoNr has made up just thai
sora Of page. de has been honossd with
position by which he might have made
a whole book of history. Bat he has
satisfied himself with SINGLE page, and
that page blank one.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

90 The New Haven Register speaks Of
kRKaoET a. a General who never won a
battle--a statesman who never said or
did wise thiugs-a guide and explorer
who always lost his wAy--a millionaire
without dime in bis pookot--a oOmmis-
sary whose nsn starve to death on an
average allowance Of beef per man per
day.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

- English papers give Gle plan of a
neT Trans atlaatia Express sspansAip
Company . which pgoanis 10 run ssaaan ars
surpassing the Great Eastern 10 many
respeets. The passage from Bristol %
New York, 1t 10 preiictsi, viii be made
By them in seven days, and in alagaaea
and COMPLETENESS of fitting ap and deaora-
tion they are 10 be superior 70 anythins
Jet adoak. The cabins will Enolada shs
entire leagth of the yssssis, neaxiy IN
huadred feet. The machinary ef sha
Transatlantic Cempany sss@mess viii be
constructed on asw, and, ID 10 believed,
safe principles, aad the prsmossrs and
pasenFers claim thaa their engines will
drive them thToagh the wasas ID at a#sg~
age speed Of thEEy statute males.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27
es There ss,e.as 10 bea as,alas a ia

-e@ There ssema 10 baa aaaaas og asss~
son IL Dsysnpprss lsws, whioaf Sos. Kisk@
wood should kssp "A sye 90. We ssfss
% the OHaeeTsss . tassnaa paFsrs pub
lished shssss wAieA adsorasaa. sAs eser-
shrow of The Iawfal sevasnmsnk, snza shs
appDinsmsaE 0l 5amsssl Rr<maa1 % ai<-
taapss wsAppksheaa tkaE M ssnnasy Ii
mol yes ssMdY - ssssesR a16k on aAss
Txsssk piaa Ckieaes 1Asssas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

ssASv axzsz Mxss = Thisacmsaou snd
pspalas fassA has pFsginsas u work fox tAs
parpose 0f asessssiaisg ~ ssafslng point.
Beiag somswhaa u aa asch&olskiss oar.
sala, md psoae 70 ssssoa tbs scripsares,
We hsya discovered she oxigsa of shs term.
u aaa DO foana ID aas 17tis vsrss of tie
ls&A shapazF of Jaagss, where Dslilah
waa seaxsas Ssmess for fAs sszes of his
sasas atssAsik. H 1lsaag agsd - fcllowss
~f ! b ahassns shsa ~ ssssngh wIIl 20
hom M, sud IshAii bsaome weak aaa -
Ire ssay otkar nan. w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

RsaasHg 40 pains tn magina her sassessoAs. rae
attention sf ths trade Is soa1Gsss6.
NO. 1, PALMKRrs BLOCK
n EusIC tF8zkcaiAGf far&
Tgle ,undsF siSHea woe5a -EAK9Em ths estassn# 81
csaAsia y @as saat be has tpe&tsd aPre--hxvfnE
foffurgfy resided in 81. Jesept and euEnpslisd 20
Ers " far epitf sAke-~soy The express parpose of
ssaxh4ng Fauste apon the Piano, YGasin VIS8iDcess
Ie c1snxt. and singing Hia terms win always hs
EsMssa3Dse. sfk &EEEE E EsIEs
r. #sAaox szosa oa ka Esnpt rec saak eis tpFsa q.
saA asso ssa 10 saas1 Il sss. Field B1yfs o. afs
are pFeg4Ted 70 faFni iae beet VI fstc fsF dane-
ins parsi&s Ali orders Mhoasa be left az tAe rsst.
aesce Of MT. Field RTof, y. GkOFF-
[sct. eRg In
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
From the Philadelphia Enquirer.
A Woman in Arms.

1t is confidently asserted that gen
tleman and his wife have enlisted in one
of the regiments about to proceed to
Washington, and that they have enter
ed their names upon the roll as broth
ers. The lady is the exact size Of hcr
husband, and wears suit of his clothes
She is determined to 60 with him
through the war, and to die with he'
husband if need be. They have nc
children. A young lady Of most res
pectable appearance applied on Tuesday
to Gen. Small, asking to 60 as vivian.
deere. The dangers and vicissitudes Of
such life were briefly alluded to by the
General, but the young debutante turn
ed on her heel, contemptuously, and re-
marked, that american girls could dc
just as well as French girls"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

Or cities, rgns andy'lIages are gay
Spst gled knoer. s-see It noa''ng
.oyet the f6p Of Bualer Hil monument
Trinity church, the Catholic cathedraIs,
our public buildings, from the tops Of
thu biotest hills and the tailest spires
10 places, indeed, where It never waved
before. 1t is now nearer Heaven than
suy Gag ever waved before. We see
il. 10 endless duplicate ssd Of varying
s,se. ming orr streets, decorating ods
store windows, and being carried to and
iro on stages, carriages and other vehi.
cles. We see it in the hasds OF men,
women and children, indoor and out q
doors. We see ladies at the hotel.
come trooping into the dining hsll with
flags in their hands aud with the red,
white md blue worn on their bosoms'
We see this emblem of our Constitution
and our Liberties everywhere. We have
it even on our envelopes, and necktles,
and bits Of white silk 10 be pinned u
our coat collars. I'VE might pursue onI
enumeration, but enough is said and
enough is known to show that the Star
Spangled Banner expresses . sentiment
which is universal among US, from
Maine to Chesapeake Bay. That sent.
ment is THE Uk1oN. There is no plain
er evidence of this grand unity OF feel.
ing than 10 this thr owing to the breeze
OF the flag of our country. We all re.
joice in it. 1t is popular movement,
the like ofswhich was never seen before
and such general unar unity mrst COM
mand respect abroad and strike fear Ia
our enemies at home. 1t shows that We
are still great people, with the cour.
age and determination to support that
gre atness, and to unite mantully in its
achievement, be We Democrats or Re.
publicans. Our flag is menaccd, and We
must defend it to the last, come what
may; and let US rest assured that 10 the
end to the defenders Of that flag will be
the victory.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

Tho Advertiser, having been restored to health
in afew weeks by . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow-suffsrera
the means Of cure.
To oil who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (free Of charge, with the direc-
ton for preparing and using the same, which they
win linda SURE CuRE FOR CONSTIPATION, AsrHMA,
BRoScHrrIs, 10. The only object Of the adver
tiser in sending theprescription il to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceivesto be Invaluable, and hshopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILlIAnsBURGH,
octl5-lyl Kings County, New FORK.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

CoUeHs. The sudden changes Of our climate
arc sources of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and As
rHMArIc AFFECTIONS. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and cor
tsinly when taken in the early stages Of the dis
ease, recourse should ct once be had to Byov,',
Bronchial zrocaes," or Losenges, let the Gold
Cough or Irritation of the Throat be ever 70 slight
IS by this precaution : more serious attack may
be efectually wxrded.:of. PUBLIc SPsAKERs and
SINGERS will 6nd them efeclual for clearing and
strengthening the voice. See advertisement.
nov37 -d&w6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

The BURCH TRIAL AGAIS.-The Chi
cago journal contains the following:
A gentleman just arrived from Naper.
vile brings us the following intelli-
The Circuit Court, Judge Norton pre-
siding, has adjourned. A motion for q
new trial in the celebrated Burch case
has been in hearing for the past two
GAYS; Judge Norton has the matter nn'
der Amusement for one week. Var
Arman and Miller for complainant
Bcckwith and Farnsworth for defendant