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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03


mx. EDTroR There are one or two
facts connected with the move Of the Re-
pnblicans, IN getting up parry celsbra-
tiouin this city, which shoald beproelaim-
ID fEon sAe house taps, 70 thsir eternal
shnme. II liz wsll known that they 'spiseh-
Cd ia" early, entirely on their own hook,
20 get the start In pressing ths 4th of Ju-
II into the service OF Lineoin's admins.
srstion in committing national suicide
bat 1t is not SO well known thar they re-
sorted to the basest faasehood, for fear
that the conservative seatirnene Of this
community would defaat them in their
object Of perversing the sacred rights Of
Freedoms natal day 70 party uses. La
drumming up forces to carry out this OBJ
ject, they circulated the story that DEM
ocrats and conservative peace men had
fshzsasensd 10 oons ia and bssakap sias
a.sstias, How destitute 81 The least shad-
ow Of foundation this story was, Is proved
by the condnos Of all who opposed the
party celebration. Hos one Democrat or
other anti.war man odsred the slightest
interruption nor insult 10 any OF the
speakers; but sysry man who spoke
against making il . party Celebration was
interrupted er hissed. or insulsed In soEns
way, and one Of our oldest eiEizsns Vas
gagged BY ths org Of /" "gssaaisoa, gasstion, p
and ssYou hags 40 rssha 10 say aayfAiss,s 2
and shis waa safosced by sAe presiding
Heascsf, Ssns, who pat the question With
cut payiag sny attention p ., sisissz who
vas sddzassiag him u order. . asa
/ IL shis 10 ladspsadsnss sAd liberty, AR.
Edsses, u iEsn avery difEsrsas shape from
what We bare sves seen II before. II
sAess ass ths Ssiasiplss apsa which shs
sslE sf 5aly ID 10 be ssasbr&ssd, ID Il no
isAger comssszaerafivs d shss frsedeas
and sslssasidn prOslainssi % The Ash d
.IsaSy, l77h -
They sasy bpast of sAsis majority os
zen os . dossn in the msssiag, ianlndlns
- Macy heyas wish III sAs draEnnang Il
sAeir rsanail petasoss z politicians; bas
asishsr sAsisi sssaliag shs ~ st july, noz
|shsarpervssioaof TIN wsrd s<Union,s = fss
#usRsy psrBosss, cen deoefy6 she people ug
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03

~ so1s5lufi6S ~ - ss1 III Il H.
Ivsesxd d the nights q "a peapIe, land
rs rssieted III than, 81 sxelsi1sd shave
I've 8 soasr1unenst We sssnot trass r;sh
rsbslss psl down ths ssiioss ~ aaas
shew thss We hasa = goYssnn1nk. Whsn
Jssass II Eas driven from the throas ag
knglsnd fer tssmpling "a lhs Liberties Of
the psapls, be sallsd fax kis axxsy.. azd
exclaimed sslek ns sheR that ws have :
gosegnszens Ps Whsn Gaogxe Hi. sailed
aPsa mis- axmy to pad down tho sahalhon
IN Ansrsoa, Lsra karsA cried lsssaiay,
tine s0mpTonsise With traitors q ies as
samenssxa&s thai We kasa gevssnasszs.' %
Whsu, I'm IS46, thu psopaa rosa apes aAstr
syranes mil over Earupe and sismassasd
guarantees Cor their rights, every crowned
bead exclainaed, sfhavsws . governmensss'
and appealed 10 the army 10 vindisase
their authority and enfoycs the law.
Sir, the hissory of TIE world does not
fail to condemn Che folly, weakness. and
wiekstinsss of that Government whiea
drst0 its spord apoa It's oscss peopL when
they demanded 0ssarasEees fog their rsohls.
This cry, that We must have q govern
Iaent, is merely following the example Of
sha besotted bourbon, who neYer learned
anything By misfortane, never forgaTa an
iajusy, neveg forgos sn slirnnt. Must We
demonstrate that We hare Government,
and coerea ahedisnce lsilhoas rsfsrs.os
10 the jsassics ev sajAstiee of tbs eoszplassss
Sir whenever Ten nisiioR people psoclaia
- yous with. Qpa unanimous yoies. thss
they apprehsud their sighta, thar Are-
saass, aad their kasaisy sItsEs are in dan
gers it becomes . wise government 10
listen 20 the appeal, and TO rsnove the
aPpEehensiaa. Hsssory sdoes ses Tseosd
an szaapse aah1si aag hamaB goaevH-
nassa has bssss ssreag saossa to eTslah
ssss natiasons efs people is1s ss.kjscHon
when they balisved ahaar righss and lib
erties were imperiled, without srse son-
veFtsng the govsxnment isseR into q dos
potisn, and destroying sAslast xsstigs Of
freedom" .s.asssgG =.
, 1861-07-06
Why Gen. Wool WAS Shelged.
Correspondence Of the New York Times.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July 2,
TIE public baVe not ceased wondering that
the cold shoulder should have been turned
upon Gen Wool so unccEemonfcusiY, and thai
one # our most distinguished and able officers
should have been assigned to the compar atiY :
otscuriiy oi The Department of the East, with
his hea6 quarters at Troy, Whsn his services
we're 80 jmperativeIy demanded in the tlell
] have lust learned the history Of the manner
in which he Was 10 Unceren0nions1y shGlycd,
AID the Influences which accomplished it..
All reports to tie contrary, Generals Scott
ard Wool have always been fast friends, and
nothing has Interrupted their Professional CT
social relations. The order remauding Gen
Wool to Troy IRON New York, after the
inyalusble services which he had rendered
In forwarding men and supplies to the
capital during the days Of its greatest
Ierl, was undoubtedly written in the
Office Of the Secretary Of War, After Its oil.
GIN. Wool justice, nominated him for the
command ri Fort Monroe This ,cas suppressed
in TIE Var e17ct, and Gen. Butler was sent In
his stead. Moot was too honest aud thorough
Soldier to answer The purposes Of designing
mon !; he had interfered with. some Of their
sptculafions In New York.
The last of this affair Ia not get. General
Wool, we learn, is strongly backed By Ssua
tors ard Repres cutatiyes, and several mem
beEs CT the Military Committee have cxpr 1s5
cd determination to make fun inquiry into
the affair. The report OF the Secretary Of Na1
viii be examined most carefully, and II it shall
he found necessary, ! Committee Of Invest:gs'
tisn will be ordered. Gen. Wool Is, and las
been, 70 entirely right on the great issues at
stake In this contest, that 1t Ii shameful and
base to supplant him by men ignorant OF The
| profession. We seem 10 have Suffered sadly
| In cont cquence Of the want Of prolcsslo3s
ability at Fort Monroe. AL this prooabl,
| would h5ve been reversed If Gen. SCOTS wish
| bad been regarded.
, 1861-07-06

Of which accompany the report Of the Com.
nittee. It will fhua be seen that there hss
been no loas thus far, and II q. A. Tucker q
Co. psy In par funds the small amount depoa"
tied With them, Of which, under the ciEcum- 1a
stances, the Committee entertain no DOUBT
there win be none. The Committee complain
Of bad treatment On the part Of the 8tste ota.
GERS At Springfield, in not facilitating this de-
livery Of the boade, causing unnecessary delay
and preventing the most advantageous sale.
No Specifications are made, but the Auditor
and Treasurer would seem to be intended
Tho Committee affirm that they have pad
cut nothing but what vas Iar currency at the
tie creditors, and for which they were very
willi,g to receipt their claims. Il this money
has since deprecated on the hands Of those
to whom 1t vas paid, 1t IL the fault Of the
Banking Lew, OF the misfortune Of the timss,
for which the Board is not responsible aao i It
Committee have 'uquIdated over $66, 600 Of a
State indebtedness, and have still . small d.
post in Bank. Two bonds, not yet sold, re-
ed by the State.
, 1861-07-06

Indiana, In few weeks, will have twenty
three regiments In the field for service during
the war. The first SIX were raised for three
months, which will be turned over, after re-
cru:tipg to hl vacancies, for three yesrs. Fol
lowing the organization Of these were four
others Tor threa years, one formed Of compa.
nles rendered Internationally and three ont OF
the i've regiments raised for State purposes.
These four and the fret sfx are now In the
ht1d Or rtady to march. Ten more are nov
organ.zi1 for the three years service, and will
oil, p1obas'y, be In camp by the last Of this
week The two regiments Of stste troops re-
ma.E'ng VIII be turned over to the Federal
twenty-five regiments, al Of infantry, Add
to this ore regiment Of cavalry now forming,
tndeI endent Of the two companies now in hi
city, makts twenty three regiments for Ia.
dlara-but TWO less thaa the State Of Ohio,
With double The population, has furnished.
, 1861-07-06

knocks down a whole line; and as the
average exchanges In circuit are ten, at
least, it follows that an insolvency Of ten
dollars is caused by The destruction Of
every one dollar Of this fictitious currency.
All the wealth in the world can purchase
but one Kohinoor diamond, because there
Is but one, and there being no equivalent
10 fiction but fiction, any number Of pro-
miets more than one to deliver the dia-
mond, unless the diamond passes from
hand to hand with each PROMISE must end
on demand in annihilation; they cannot be
paid. It is precisely the same with promises
to pay dollars. The dollars, OR material
equivalent measured ky existing dollars,
must pass to the promiser, or he under.
takes an impossibility. When be finds
the dollars Withdrawn that measured his
commodity at the purchase, without re-
turning an agreeme.t he will not find the
price in it any larger, and if he owes for it
it will not pay the debt.
But, unhappily, the mischief does not
often nor generally fall upon the mischief:
maker. The de5tjactor takes care Of that
with bond aud security. The innocent
party is ruined and the rogue escapes,
This result obscures the subject almost
totally in the public mind. Men make
almost superhuman exertions to pay the
banks, if they ruin everybody else, and
finding the banks secure, they who escape
the disaster tu1n upon the victims Of thei1
system with the senseless and per6dious
accusation Of ocertrading. The charge is
unqualided1y false. There has never been
nearly as much trading as there would
hare been, safely, and will be at no distant
day, We trust, with money banking and q
money currency.
, 1861-07-06
TyFannfca1 Treatment OF n Newspauer
Correspondent.

The u1usua1 and upjustlaable sentence i'm
posed upon private IN the Rochester IN. II
Regiment, stationed 1t Arlington Heights, has
excited the utmost indignation here. A gen
tlemau connected with the regiment kindly
consented to correspond during his absence 1t
the seat of war with the Rochester Epress
HIS letter. were interesting, and were es-
ge1ly looked fcr, a. each letter served a. a
medium between the absent volunteers and
their fe;euds but eone Of the wholesome
truths contained therein were not palatable
tothe officers, and probably to the Dephrt-
neat. In one cf his lettess he criticised the
masEer IA which the mea in his regiment
were treated. aud the article being shown to
he ecnmaudirg officer. the unfortunate cor
Feepezteat, Hho dared to complain Of tho
eouEecet Of his superiers. WAS seHtenced to
{ aaa NY pounds Ga his back, ak hours each
aa5 1ot txtave consecutive d.ys, besides do
| ng fseiax auty. such severn pusishue1t
nat nor q se,fn,rJ ac ssnst ,pri:sy, Is
M ,ss ecSs r ~ ths army os by
rtr, 81 :aa.
, 1861-07-06

PH11Ltrp1. June 10 1891.
: 1 have not written Won for q number of
dsye-waitirc to record a "huye Gsht.n Az
vet it las rot core: but before this re,cbes
3ou l have no doubt the telegraph vii, hr;np
Jou an account of the conflict As von are
aware. the enemy arc nostpa +hsr3ean ,,;1ea
f1cm ue, On tie western slope of Laurel Monn.
tn;n some fra +bo,,s.,,a c+no. ~.
; Ao nous'lu e''oos' aug iofees
ale IN eoHnano OF ex-Congr1ssman Garnctt
OF Virginia, Wise, If he Is about, h lying in
The shade; at least n a cannot heaT 31ron hir,
~ ,,.r 10 th,.o 49, ...N1-'
one OF those letters Of only sixty feur pages.
TIE forces Of the rebels consist Of: one repi-
,nent of Georo3are ope NJ snrtt c,~o,;n.1s
1' Wv - S"elD oaAou4'Ano
and one OF Iennesseeans; the remainder are
Virgi1iauR. Our scouts find four pieces Of
artillery in nos;t1on and tb,nt sors no-o ,.a
' '-4 <AA@t1A .oN"0 1o1o 'Aio
IL aasA' Lucy are no" well eatfenched,
having been some two weeks throwing 10
breastEorks and dfepinp r1aa nits. m tho
o,har t,n5 ,r. 49, s,5e
ou.t 1', nc afe teaoy to aoFahee IRON Ellis
49, -. ~. - T11.s1,S s 80 -, -sA'1
80 ~ ~ ngNua tes'aens'' wi. DAT
netts let Ohio Artillery, ten pieces ri1ed and
two smooth, for throwing canister. Gen.
Morris Ia in commsnd of th}s a,v1s5on HAVING
arrived mere last evening.
The main division Is undex command OF
Gen. Mcclellan. and il now on the ronte from
f1.-h,h,,-rh III ~,s..S
e4.e oepa,sn' na WILL paes us eosne 51sateen
miles to the southwest. at Buckhanon. They
march on TO Beverly. which IL some sixteen
miles in the rear of xhe rehejs. thence return
and attack them On he ofher aide vhffe 1Te
Of Morris,s division engage them In front, The
Chicago Dragoons, Capfain Barker, with the
, 1861-07-06
An Explanation

The dispatch to the Chicago TRIBUNE, " by
The invisible line" dated Washington, June
30'b, 1861, was generally regarded In this lati-
tude rs pleasantly orpers:aage. live had sup
posed that anybody in nliRois would have
construed It literally we should have append
cd foot note! When the State Journal In
dgnant]y DENTS the trrth Of our dispatch and
ssserts that ne are at war" there is an
army around Washington We reply that we
have reason to suppose the State Journal is
ehrrQof
, 1861-07-06

SElRH1sH-The atfAir between the Secession
scouts and the Federal pickets on Sunday
morning, at the Junction Ct the Richmond and
Fairfax roads, about three anda half miles
fscm Alexandra, was o spirited one. Capt.
Stevens was in command OF the detachment oi
The Third Connecticut Regiment engascd
The attacking forces Of the Confederates con
sisted offourteea cavalry, who left their horees
some distace of, and attacked the three sesti
ntla stationed at the Cross roads. The litter
were assisted by two pickets on the Fairfax
rcads. The result was that a eargsant of the
Letcher Guard was killed, AMI his body
brought to Alexandria His name uSs He7ry
G. HainEs, of Richmond. TWO other Stce5-
siobists, who Here wounded, have stGce died.
They were captured, with four horses, and
our picklts found four carbiaes and the rsyo.-
ytrs.-Autonef inte'igc,4cer.
, 1861-07-06

The mails to the Pacific via the ocean
steamers closed absolutely on the 30th
June. AL letters destined for California
and Oregon, or for Washington or Neva-
da Territories, go henceforth overland from
St, Joseph, Mo-, eresy day in the eeeeh, ex-
cept Sundays. The postage on letter to
those States and Territories is ten cents.
The Pony Express rates have been reduced
to one dollar for half ounce letters The
Pony's time is nine to ten days. The reg
ular mail will 60 through in about eighteen
days, perhaps sixteen during the summer
months
, 1861-07-06

Jackson was before Gen. Mansfield, lately, for
paes. She reluctantly told, Wheu questioned,
the fact Of her being bis widow; and when
pass wis denied keR to oar lines, she ragged
lns troopsr, and Mtshed all our army and
officers were In perdiaon. Another lady I
have heard bG has besn co,tnseling her son to
tight for the Epufh OF be was coward, tillhe
haE now zone 10 tha Southern nayy-f any
body can tell where that Is. The Southern
misfresses nro the most fmperious to their
slaves; they Ike slAvfzy better than their
Husbands do; and hence, perhaps, arc moro
ton. Old Ann Lee, druak aud "crging over
the elns Of the people," could not be more pa-
thetic than these ladies, dep1oring the wicked
war the North Is wagiBgw Eneas told Dido
the did not doubt she conld say great many
things" Had hc lived to hear Southern
woman talk, he corld have taken hls oath Of
this capacity for speaking the mind, and also
In having mind to speak
Last {ytning there was painful rumor
afoat that seven hundred Of our men, were
taken prisoners near WilIiamsport.*- Bnt this
is only another Fersion probably Of the story
. that the "City Of Alton y was taken, and
1000 Of our Cairo troops prisoner. To-day
tonguee, and has it that Gen. Scott and Lin
coin have quarTeled; that the President has
resigned at the request Of his wife; and that
Mr. HamIln has come On to take his place at
the White House., This will give new scope
for the genius effhe Memphis 1tazanche, sffd
genus onane.
a lock into the Capitol ehsus some hundred
or more men at work busy As nailers. The
g1arirg red Ia beer saloon, which hitherto
locked 50 hot in the panels Of the Re. eeen
fatIves Hall, has given p1nce to chastened
light eatin shade. Ali through the Capitol
they arc making it tidy as new pin, so that
it will all be ready for the tobacco squlrts-the
Members-by the 4tb. Which viii be the
greater attraction, the Capitol or camp, re.
mains to be seen. Our camp will bear the
palm with most visitors. Congress Is seen
every year, but such an army a now sits on
every hill shout this city and dedles through
its streets, has never been seen In this coun.
try, and hope never will be needed again,
Congress will soon be over, but the war Will
remain and sweep and surge for many months
As close this letter hear Of four Con.
necticut boys. over in Virginia, taking SIS
horses and TWO Of thisr riders prisoners and
booty. The rebels were finely mounted, and
our boys being afoot, had 8 good ride to camp
On the other hand, Saturday evening Leut
Tonpkins had 3 valuable horse shot by the
rebels, IS it broke away from The yard Of Chas
E. Mix, Esq, where the valiant Lieut. wa
calling. So we 20. j. ". r,
, 1861-07-06
The Iowa Troops in Missouri.
Tyrcrr, ho 1Asnr4, Torruu11

The Sd Iowa regiment will be stasisaed on
the line Of the Rarniba1 and St. Joseph Rail-
1ocd, instead of comilg to St. Joseph as WAS
at ti1st reported. The I'd regiment under the
command of Lieut.-CoL Tutlle and II ,jor II.
II. Crocker, will remain at this place. Their
camp will be removed from its present Ioca-
ticn. Col Tuttle and Major Crocker are be-
coming deser7edly popular among the people
Ct this part Of Missouri for the irm7 manly
and decided conrse they have pursued here il
protecting the lives and property Of our citi-
zens and ct punishing diso7derly conduc! in
The soldiers under their command.
, 1861-07-06
A steamboat Present for Cairo,

u SEGHHIDU2E EfEHF11k TUT EH1EUs
B.s. Walcott, Of New York Mills, Oneida
county, N. T., has rendered to Gen Prentiss,
as present to the Government, the stern
Wheel steamboat Princeton, owned by him,
and now at St. Louis, and the Offer has been
accepted by the commandant Of the post,
whose Secretary writes:
len instructed by Gen. Prentiss to reply
that q good steamboat is and has been In con.
etant Iced at this post, and las been hitherto
obtained at e1orbitant rent, and that therefore
70 donation to cur Government could be more
directly Eee{ul than yourS
, 1861-07-06

THE WAT THEY ELECT A MEMBER, OF PAN
LAMENT IN CASAD4-At Montreal West, :
few days since, Thomas Darcy McGee VA:
proposed as q t1t and proper cerson to repre7
eent the western djyision Of the city Of M3u
treal in the new Parliament. 4 Senslema9
ramea Ozilvie had the temcr:ty to nominate
Thomas Ryan, Esq, In opposition, wh=reupo=
eaortest M notice, I piiehsd Over The The hus.ins. bal
his clothes pretty we'll torn, aud got sundE..
er9an kicks and bruises, until he took refng.
in cab, in which he drove of the ground
Tie show Of hands was in faycr OF Mr.. McGe=
and as there was no one who dared to demand
poll in behalf OF Mr.. Ryan, Mr.. McGe "a:
declared duly elected.
, 1861-07-06

We sec it stated in the Ohio .skate journal
HAT Secession cavalry company under COM
mand Of one jenkins (Albert Gallatin, per-
haps) recently took number Of Union men
FEisoners at Poirt Pleasant. Col. Norton,
commanding Regiment OF Ohio Volunteers,
stationed at Gallipol's, pursued the cavalty
company, but they retrtated to Charleston
and made their escape. Col. Norton, how
ever, took about twenty prisoners, which he
holds as hostages until the return Of the
Cuiou men.
, 1861-07-06
FROM CAIRO.

Reorganization Of the BrigaIe-1Ae Sanitary
Commission at Camp Dafanee-Ncos from
kentucky and MlssouTi-1he reported A1rieaE
qfd cargo Of 4r7ns at Ne1a Orleans-1Ae Fsght
0etsoeen Pulley aud Rogers.
, 1861-07-06

THE BOOTH REscrE.-Prcf. E. Danisls,
charged with assisting in the rescue Ut j. u.
Booth frcm the custody Of tho U 5. Marshal,
last year. appeared before Judge Miller to-lay,
plead guilty, ond vas tice3 $225 AID costs. The
costs and ire, in the aggregate, amount to
about $10.-lM,1uoukse TTEz Democrat
, 1861-07-06
FKOE. TtDp's LEE fJKtTIvI; CORDIAL.
AND BLOOD IsESDFATuE.

Tn6 ne9lylayeated Cordial haa alree.y BEEN hailed
by hundreds >s:t:c citizens Il It Ls,Es rs s!1t mott
EalNah', recal PREPARATION e"cr offered to TIC weak
Ct dt bitatri.
pes-es a1l tar qualities o.; strengthening aad
LuEil lG C.Ftial and u a. agreeable t1e ta>tc
Ercel nr. trtn cf ours, who has heea IN Ter bis
hrax all scuTrr and ts4scatc1ed n caiIls sud fe-
YER turcs that altr u-y =. til: cf TIL, great
remeL. dL1 tie a@t tc d.ys Ee II entirely : at rrd
t. his fazEier yit,yE, has so0d ap2eLtA aaa s1ce&
well ....
Ltre been led IT, recerule1d Woods Restorative
Curdta. from the reliable stat aHent OF the friend Al aFo
Ean1ed. and ca,nat give plcrs o"ttsT ADVICE
th4it Try bottle. and i1dys f,c rae:aseiTes.Ss
L34I5 Express.
, 1861-07-06

DEAD.-The St. Joseph (ho.) Daily Gazette,
s:ckly secession sheet, has given up the
ghost. The st. joseph Daily Journal, Cor,
Stewards paper, is now, We believe, the only
Journal left In that city. 1t goes for the
Union, now and always, aud should receive
TINT Stnte
, 1861-07-06

forsa:e By the following Druggists In CaA:asos
ryEnkCD. ,. 2. til LAka street.
d5SIT;{ + DWYER 81 Like street.
jOHsSL.. J. 4. ~ stA5s street
s11ESIE B. Isl u ebt AAzr13o4 xtxeek
TITNAHS 4 CO, GEURGE Z l94 Kandolnh ,trant
BEOSHOLD, HENRY as North Clzrk street
Hi:YAS. a, B. =, y est MADISON street.
Hfsf An +. a. fremont Block
RTIK i EAItEE g Clark street.
tTEMNDEA LEQSIDAS IL West R1udalph
D,LvkKS. h 4. Isl West Madison street.
D0EESBURG, f. So West AXE ttreet
EKEIEIk E. Is Milwaukee avenue
GALE BROTHEES, 10! Randolph street,
GaRK1SCE, g. c, g, West Lake street
HETLNAS, CH ARIES 81 West Lake st1e=k,
BIT 11CHE0Ck. + =: State street
HogKEk F. Fl, ~ = West Randolph 1tzces
JANNESY, VII. Canal street
JEEnHR MILL on zl3 South CLARK stzeet.
MAHlA. .FREDEEICK:S7 State street.
NATEHE1 PHuIP, u Blue lslAad 4FenUh.
hCHLER. ". q. 10 sonth Wells street
O'HARA, E. !. 70 West Randolph street
PAYSR, J. D. Stats rtTeet, corner AanroR.
RnEMHELD J. - NORTH Clark street.
WHITE q BRARRDOk. ~ West Aadtsox skzee
VI. D. HARRIS.
Wto1e.sle Agents, 1t Manufacturers prices:
u.T.Tu.IxE xhF
, 1861-07-06
EArTLk CnKxK Jac1a.y n. 1871

E4TTLk CEEEk Jac13-J u l5a
PKor. Eonp-DEAR SIB: Allow +, express 10
ties m5 xrasitnhe for the wen.,'rful and if!caous
Trtaee ef thy Eestorat-e CorIiAi and Blood RcuoyS.
tor: Fer the paet a,e years hare been unuer tacd-
taltrratlsnt tsr gu 2,icasi9n si diseases an a..
Ism, with rral anse.nent OF the stomach a7d
bowels. employed the best Skill here ami 1t Dstrpih
to the rp"tn ami coed part Of The tine to the bed,
t1tisrtp: iEt.l. fable PAIN; otten n ny despair,
put ~ enc ny snt:eres. md md taoneht, II co7rse
directed my s,!eauon to thy adre.teneutin II tns New
Tx 1in.s. 1precustd bottle of ny Csriial- and
tta curative EDwt wrrc fet 4tncsttstan:lY sp-
getltc ssaa good and y kat %as better. could
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a:n sow st-on.. h+a:hy woman, WHOSE faulty
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E.t in tl- great cu-c. AND ayu Il, lay IT, mT az
eicted s.st r. aE over The wsf!d. suffer ioeger.
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Yeurs fAte.uy. SUSAN R1oRY.
, 1861-07-06

The Frce5oras Flag noso floats at The Presidents
an important Cabinet Meeting Saturday.
Br;gads 3e zsn eSssy-ase a Of eder r Of Gov
4ndYtn-.Nartial la,o Us. MarxhaI Ednc-7Ae
Southern ladies as &pies-Rumor Of seuen hun
dred et oatr~mtn prisoners-4 look into The
Copiax-7uo stars after 4h-Serenadcs 70,
Fremont and BlaiT-SoMe skirmishcs pre-
d3,I con-