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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12

-
Th. sslIoviIsg 9ksraos from . iass
spseeh Hen. I l. Vallsndighaaas
fsAs modest a6maa oil shsn ALL y e.
psss.lly seaa1nded 10 Republican ssaa-
ers. n shsy do mes bsliave ths ssasa-
msass whish ss soasains, LED shszn pat 10
sxay fss fuaaxa xsfszesssG Ia nay serve
10 poius naorsa o. ssaosa s&ls:
Sir. tho men who usgs aa shsss viola
Itions, ksow nos WHAT thsy do. The title
70 voug lands. 10 your personal properly
the Is9aI rights % all you hare, rests 10
i ebedissce 10 che eonsfikasfon md ixws----
1 I,es this terrible truth Be proclaimed eve
lrywhsss, thai wksasvss, either through
liufraSsaoa and usurpation by the Pres.-
deaf or by siolsnss, the Consultation u
lno isnxar u binding foycs and che hign-
ast raIe OF action, Then we are 81 ms
msrcy Of power ID Last Thls 10 das-
!. nosisuz. absolute. aamixsd, cyusl, aespos-
ssus--a assposism snforcing la ordeFs TO-
IdsY hy arbitrary iznpgiaonmsnss, and 70.
& morrow By blsody executions. Les 81
4 lmsn whe lore the psaca, good erdsT szas
Happiness Of sosasty, who desire snaa Va
lri9hss af all CLASSES and khas Fighss OF -
r lkinds shall be mainsainsd, lift mp snss
10 voices against the arbitrary and anson
"a gsisasioaal acts Of the party In powsr.--
! Alsn Of lhs Rspabsscas party, u . goa
dag s0ss s6-Rsorvoas IL aa0y Do, " %
ks osys. Be sparaad In ssaas- stand .
10 he Conssisuiisa---by law and eTdaz. u
iv nothing by asurpasiou or yiolenss-
must react. and thera IL no raging doc
, Inc zsounsain torFent, neither the whiF
u Wind. the suFging ocean nor the aTi
"a lanehs, like the madness OF an opPrsss'
a. and outraged people. Do mea who o
liacited to moba and ac4s Of yioleneas
applaading usuFpation and infgassion
y al consultations and Law, dc they o
NJ know thsy are thoas who saifer most "
en- worse Ia the end? Do they imagine sh
they whose nighs, sacred, By God,s O
= posnsmsnt, 10 silenss and rest, have Do
20 invaded without process OF law and shl
wives and childrsa tsrror-atrickeD oy
the bisxsry arrests of husbands and fath'
I-sdisors and public men OF the lol
:" States who have laaguishsd Tor oplnio'
4ns cake, within hastiIos for months, will b
rho no day Of reckoning for all these en-
ae. ImisissS Sir, the great reaction has
"A lin; ID hastaas on--0h, that you may
llow ID 70 be under the Consultations
nhs according 70 law--bus eome IL will;
Id DO assured, that when the great day
dad account docs come, BIZ THE MEASU
u2lYOU HAVE METRn OUT TO
ar THAT MEASURE III SHALL
tns METED OUT TO Y0U AGAIN.
Iisn msmber that wrougs like these bura d
hat Into the iRsTmoss recess Or our 50
lin. sealing theaa against atenszent and N
cv; and that whsn tia insvitabls cha
Afa' which already 10 haEryiag On upon
else wings of the wind, shall have arrH'
that same power by virtas Of which
ovn. inprison as, will be In our hands.
warnsd in time. AL history has
0ps' written In vain, If eur day does not &C
has and come right speedily.
s. speak Of IL not as menace, but
the way Of estEsaty, that you hereafte
"a this life depend upon your adherence
h"3 the laws and Constitution.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12

- The war news Tor the past ten
days is unimporsaas. There has been no
"hig" Rghting sinea cur last issue.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12

- A persou writes 70 sha Eapssss
thRs he hes been the victia sf an asssmps
to Impress him into The army BY foEes
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12

e. An old lady II Holland, wAsss
sole oesapsssos wAs Aoasswiawy, sarsh-
u her sisaine-sesA ases saail sAs tall
shseaxh inso sAs ssalax.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12
maheny's gain,

Well dons for traitor. How eonsol-
ingss will be for JEFF. Davis 20 know taat
be has s.52i shick aad thin adhessass IN
she3d Iowa Congressional District, and
thai out Of them ia assin che azmy ready
TO join him whsnsvsR shsy gss o chanes.
-Erehsaae.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12
f|I11l5ls Rl4e .
- .EFNaseszas aaasss f'f = .,
Npsrmax@RghsRa o., ss ""
waak II esas aaa Genasa
Is - - lSHw iw @&gAGR SEX

#4x&W4t&s#, ~ -. E-s-
xaas as sss susy rss2eay ssF sexual nsea ~ psa
49,, Ae wMaxa has sh@ sppreval 81 sItrsr
80 usafessiea les suEcsss has eeeh 81 otasf
nssfiaaFy~-zascaia9 cures In cssss sns1 . .x al
nssaoss sf sreHtzaxG had failed. oas y rerr
- AZ kas sPmCIRfC FILLS will Psra1A.sr,,ss Tn-
~ 8 q u &szninal wsskHssG, Or Us 9tgs4
- - sssss - ID, sAstAcf s0'
al. n kffssas ffssA absss Or excess
rapoRzAsT MEpzGAL TEsfiAoNI.
ss. - - ye,g spesi1 Pills - May Sssss
sasrastssfhaa. aaa vita ths nass n IL D."
a. mE1Tom sAsDEas' a y, ~ ,rT
sewe aeaisye il to be ~ u~aE spia ssrsrs o.
.zsnsIssz.s a. b. We have cured mAh'
= LIE sruzm stx 70 tsn doses. -. - xeiesce.
nR. d. Kxsrm, Amsrsesn Joaf' As'- s,,.us-
q 9. aavw sezua sasaa ali sbai could Dc Ss'''
xsssE saaxs has sssa srals gsaae,..s ssxxx, MD
sss \ nat Wazn@ap&thlc RsHaeSr -. 7gsa-
s n,s - = esssr ssasssious ''
kixIsa wstA Is -. s@y As 81 EsaH'
- ysf saIe Is ne seas GSneSA
ne 0aa ne aws,I l % gaAa Street ~ "
/ Szas al-ss@
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12

gssxxssrsss IscIpasv es r.. BgsTLa-l
rAalna Daring sAs Esak Is bastass ia
ons II Washing3on, Gss Bsyard wsns
ferwsH under . &c efxFua4, 70 nsss
"a oaafsr with - oidoSmfa4a N sxmzs
shs now fanaousJ. y. B. Stuart, Ut shs
rsbsl cavalry. Lsss than two years ago
job. waa Ass& Lisasanaas and BayaFd SCI
cond Lieutenant In tbs sans company |;
but Jsb. In now Major asnsral and
Bayaxd BrigadisF. During shA inter
vssw, . wounded Union soldier lying
rear, xss groaning and asked for walsr.
tszaxs. Is6. Z; said Bsyasd~-ald sias 20.
eoilsosioas making him familiar, % b
tossed bis bkidis 10 che rebel CHEER
sshoA NV hrse minnss, win gen, Ill
fsssh that peer fsllow soms water. p
Jsb. bald the brisiis. Bsyszd went %
stream and brought the wounded laaa
some water. Az BsyaFd mounsed ~
horse, Jsb. remarked chat be had noe 10
sszne time 'spIaysd orderly 70 . Unio'
IGeusraI.s' The hasiness was coon ar
ranged. and the old friends parted
a9ht, wAash had ceased while they wsz
sagagsd t&lking, recommending wit
great fary oa both sides, the moasz
each COS back 10 his own raaks.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12
VOTE OF TME THIRD cone 4 rs
K4nMAE DEETHECE

The following il the nambss OF votes
cast for D. A. Mahony, for Congress, In
the Sd District rs ofAsially reporsed.-
Il win do to Haunt In the face Of every
man who has an iasimRtien OF disIOyaisy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12

TzE GxxAT SRgzca on nKaAy CLAT
DKAs.--The announcement thss hsasy
Clay Dsaa, Of Iowa, Was 10 address the
psopls. fllad tho s0aFs hsusa 70 oTsries-
Ing Of an early hoaF issk maght. Mf.
Dean addressed sha srewd for swe aoaEs
| In sayls thst has never eesn sqaalisd IN
this city, and never surpassed elsewhere.
Il yes The moss sisqasas, pathetic, and
pasriosie spee0h that has svss bssn de-
IiTsred in this or any othsE eouasEy.--
We shall mot asteEnps st this tame 10 give
sny acsouas of IL. We couid NOS 10 the
talented speaker Justice At another
time ne shall have something 70 Say
about Dir. Dsan's spsseh last Might
Saasce ID ss present to say ~-sad Ii 10 the
ysrdics Of all heard him--that no man
La America ever delivered more aoass
|. more eloquent or more captivating spseSn
! than shas of Haary Clay Dean last nigha.
Nest sFaly mag be la styled shs Grsa'
. Western urssor. Still more Truly mign'
| BIO be called the great orator OF America
$ -- Quaacy u Hsrald 4sa aaass.
How Posroox BsIpass ARE MADE
: Pontoon boats are dat bottomed, shirt.
= fest long, tao and half feet vide at To
;, bow. and SYe fest wids at the stern
= swelling out 81 the sides TO the width
= six feet. Each fits on . running gear Q
Z Foar wheels and is used ~ . bazgAg
!, Wagon for the poatonnisss carrying u
:. proportion Of string pieces AMI Of plaai
. On reaching river, the boats are ~
: loaded, foatsd across BY cable mad
= fasa NJ the ssssasz, thea the ssssng pises
y are Lad across from one boat 20 the mex
= and on these are placed the Plaaks, sas
s. swsnty-eRe feet long, which from .
l ! gsagway OF THAI width. II il . Gns sig
=, 70 see ! regiment come TO . river baE
- With q pontaon srains anlosd and laan'
Pc their boats, nasr them in line, and
J" iess than ave minutes from the time shl
~ the word halt was given, have bridge D
J.. six hundred feet in lsngths over which
y army can safely paas wash ARTILLERY u
IN baggage @-E. .sszs.' ~ fF
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12

- oxxxa no wxz o0NsxsEuxfoN. - xHk
swrywnxuxxR kAxxxzz1z u0a 10 re kAsz
FLANK. wxxN asQRx ANn - x11R1sS
axosx zxDuMp mn isa--sl1ssts Wseaw:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12
THREsHENG MACHINE F0R
EALEf

g. 4, FOX oassss ans Of PxTTs s9pe-Ioy Taresa-
iag ANsAtaeE ter aa1s th@ fealewina sso& k&Faas
ke-wis: onA-zhisd casa, and tie balances Ia stoc&
90 pgesnse. Psrseas wtshsng 20 pasehAss =
kAshins will d web 10 call at Ro4es before puE-
chasing elsewhere. ell Cells 0c1- -, Ii.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12
sabre Cuts l. GunshOG. " aund.

II stands uneQuAll@i. TemsvEng and eyrniGE
every vestlgs Of luaAmmAtg8n All gently 1rSSlaE
the ed ges together IL galesiy and comp rtsy hsaI
he n cat lrlEhLtol EoEB4A.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12
LET US CROW!

Suspension of the Writ Of Habsaa Corpaa
Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation
Destruction of the Constlsusion.
Martial Law in the Loyal States
Military Necessity.
Crowded Bastiles.
Green Backs.
Niger.
Mig. "
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-12
wives and Sisters OF eur Vel
uuaeGRs-
Extraordinary military saivs

| Yaa cannot put into tAs sa4psaeks q! y.aE Bas-
hanas aud Brothers, nose FAiGzGle 81 10Te nsc-
aa anrv gift than 4 auuEty q te.t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

Republican papcre, before the cleo
ton, declared that to vote the Demo.
cratic ticket was a vote for treason
was aid and comfort TO the rebels ;
that all loyal men voted the Republi.
can ticket that all who did not vote
that ticket were traitors. All Demo
Gratis were biIJeted disunionists, tories
and secession sympathizers. We no.
tice change since the election. For
ney's Press says that the Democracy
who opposed the Administration must
not be called dlsloyal. The Chicago
journal, even before the voting was
over on Tuesday, loudly endorsed tie
loyalty OF Democrats, declaring that
there were not hundred disloyal ones
in al! the Northwest-tbat the South
has not heard single sympathetic voice
from the whole North since the fall OF
Sumter. We hope these papers Will
refrain from wasting any more sweet
ness than they can help on the Demo.
cratic party.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
H>RUSTEE,s SALE-Wh.-

6NRUSTEE'S SALE-Whe ---
y Of March, A D.. IT, -fe.s. on the 4th day
Theresa Anon, his " 30, r.sncis anon, And
veviou to said - certain Des6 of Trust, con
Iowa. descr,. .fust.e the land is Scott county,
Of tho. ocd IS follows, to- wit The east hall
the .uth west quarter and the west half OF
fo- outheast quarter Of section number twenty
!. Ir "a in township eighty $50 north Of range
:. 70. one ID east Of the 5th +. also the west
na!t OF the north cast quarter and the east
nsi 81 the norih-west quarter OF section number
:ny nse lo) 10 same township and range,
r'cn sara conveyance was made by the said
."ncis anon and wife for the purpose Of secur.
Jug tne payment OF one certain promissory note
and tho inter st thereon, sign. by said Francis
anon, dated the 4th day OF March, a. ID. 1855.
ana payable March lst 1853, for the sum Of eli ght.
cen hundred dollars, TO the order of Nicholas Fe-
ycIvary, and drawing interest ct the rate OF ten
per cent. from date.
And now said note having become due and
payable, and the said Francis Anon having failed
70 pay the sane, 1, Austin Corbin, trustee
. aforesaid. do hereby live this public
notice, that by virtue Of the power which
= in me vested ny said Deed Of
Trust. will, on Saturday, the goth day
Of November, a. d. 1862, at the hour Of o'clock
inthc forenoon OF said day, at the Court House
door, In the city of Davenport expose and offer for
sale, at public auction, tho parcels of land
above described, much thereof ~ shan
DO necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of said
1ote, with the interest thereon to the dav Of
selo, together with all tho costs and expenses
attending said SALE costs u this notice and Trus
tess fees. TH
Dated tis Oh day Of November, A. D., 1851.
.l AUSTEN C0RbiN.
ssvs TssSese.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

A DANCE AMONG THE MANIACs.-
Mr.. Wiltse, of Dubuque, recently paid
the State Insane Asylum at Mt. Pleas
ant . VISIT and while there the excel.
lent Superintendent, DR.. Patterson, in
vited him to attend select party which
would come off during the afternoon.
Tho time arrived, and on being ushered
into the room, Mr.. w. was astonished
to see some 60 or 70 Of the insane in
mates OF the Hospital, of both sexes,
engaged in the exercises of a we'll or.
deled cotillion. The music vas dis
coursed finely by one of tho luns,ic..-
There was nothing in their appearance
to indicate any arrangement of mind.
They we're joyous and happy. They
thoroughly comprehended the ,nazes OF
the dance, and were observant Of ali
the rules Of etiquette usual on such oc.
casions. They had been skiIlful)y dis.
sip'ined BY the Superintendent. Who.
perhaps, has no superior in America in
the management Of the insane. We
copy from the State Rsyis'er.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
State OF Iowa.
ADyUrANT GENERALS OrFcR.
Davenport, Oct. 18th, 1862.

SSOsI ~ SVW0s
ADyUrANT GENERALS OrFcR.
Davenport, Oct. 18th, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 1oi.
|. The old regiments of Iowa must be fllei up.
II is the duty and privilege. and may become
necessity to every atle-bodied man in this State,
between tho ages Of Is and 45 to aid in this mat
ter. The men must be furnished. Any person
who enlists will be annexed to the company and
regiment he may select.
IL. The three companies for the l4th lows In
fantry mus. be raised, and the other comps mics II
that regiment filled up. Persons applying for
recruiting commissions for the new companies,
properly recommended, will be commissioned. The
regiment must DO re-organissl. I've companies
have been assigned TO this regiment, but neither
company is iull.
III. There is need Of filing up companies a.
tached to the following ncs regiments:
29tb, (Col. Benton, 1t Council Bluffs.
3stb, (Col. Brush at Dubuque.
39th, (Col. Cummings,) at Des Moines, to be
at Davenport.
42d, (Col O'Brien, )at Dubuque.
43i, (Col. Summers At Ottumwa.
9th Iowa Cavalry, Col Wilson, Davenport.
". Coloncls Of Regiments are requested to re.
port to me daily the number condition and equip.
| nents Of Regiments and ayments made to the
| 50 diers.
Dy order Of Commander in-Chief.
N. u. BAKER,
Adj't Genl Of Iowa.
Papers published at county seats will prblist
| snce. Where more than two are published, the
above will be publish ed In two having the largest
cir .ula lion. oc23 div wilt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

Al Shis early hour it is not Fevea'ec
70 TO how the scale Of battle has turoeo'
thoueh the iniioations-the hasnes o.
Dem ocrs.ic light that have been dart'ng
up along the Eastern horizon-s've Us
strong grounds for belief that there has
been an awful slaughter In the abolition
Republican ranks in that quarter by
the heroic arm Of tho uoterrified De-
mocracy. Indications strongly favor
the triumph cf the Democracy in The
State Of New York. II it turns out
that we make . clean sweep there u 10
almost certain that the next Cosgresa
will be Democratic in the lower house.
In the present Congress, New York has
thirty. three representatives., twenty
three Of which are Republicans. In
the next Congress she will have Io'
thirty one, and there 10 strong Prooa'
bllny that majority will be Democrats
The election OF Seymour still hangs ID
doubt, but the chances are favorable
A Democratic Assembly IN the Empire
State insures the election Of Demo
cratic U. s. Senator in the place OF
Preston King, whose term expires IN
1853. The other Senator, Ira Harr's'
10 far from b. ing . fanatic, as his manly
and conservative course in Congress
last winter fully attes,s.
New Jersey throws of Republican
rule and elects clean Democratic State
ticket and . Democratic Legislature,
which insures the election Of Demo-
cratic Senator 10 the place Of John L.
Thompson, deceased. New Jersey has
done nobly, and there is no doubt that
the other States that voted on Tuesday
will roll up large Democratic gains, be-
sides electing several congressman aud
State officers. The returns are coming
in slowly. but bring great hope to the
Democracy. The word is going to the
Ad ninistration from all quarters. The
people are telling Mr.. Lincoln very
plainly that his vaccillAtion is no. pal
atable, and that his disregard to the laws
is not TO he overlooked.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

ADJUTAxr GENERALS OFrrCE,l
Davenport, Oct. 10, 1852.
General Order No. 80.
/. The 37th Regiment will rendezvous at Camp
Strong, Muscatne, and all recruits tor said Regi-
ment will At once repair to said Camp.
II. The Sixth Iowa Cavalry viii! rendezvous at
Davenport, at Camp to be Known as Camp Hen
dershott, and all Companies recruited for said
Regiment will at once repair to said Camp.
III. No furloughs shall be granted to more than
five men from any enc Company Of any Regiment,
and all those in cases Of abeolute necessity, and
said furloughs should not exceed Eve days in
length.
This paragraph extend, only to Regiments num-
bered up to and including Goth until further or
dcrs.
By order Of the Commands. in Chief.
NIB. BAKER,
oclO Adjt Gent Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the lit day
l Of January, A. D., 1859, Francis Anon ami
Teresia Amen, his wife, executed unto Austin
CsrbiD, as Trustee, q certain Deed Of Trust con-
veying to said Trustee The lands in Scott county,
OF the north ives. quarter Of section number TWEEN
ty FIVE (25) and the east half Of the north least
gu after Of section number twenty-six f26), and
east half of tho north -west quarter OF section
number twenty five 1867, all in township eighty
$50 north Of range number one east Of the 9th
L. M.,which said conveyance was made by the said
Francis and wife for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of one tain promissory note snd the in
tesest thereon. sgOed by said Fra ncis Amon dated
the lst day Of November, A. ID. 1853, end payable
October 81, 1s62for ono thou and i've hundred and
eighty tour .5S4 dollars, with interest payable
annually ut the rate Of Ter cent per annum, to
the order Of Nicholas Fejervary.
And now said note having become due and pay
abe, and t1e said Fran,is anon having failed TO
pay the same, ], Austin Cerbin, Trustee ~ afore-
ead, do hereby give this public notice. that BY vir
tue o. the power which 10 IN me vested By said
deed Of trust, will, on Saturday, the 29th day Of
November, A. d. 1862 1t the hour OF o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day, ut the Court House door in
the city Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale
1t Public Auction, the parcel Of land above de-
tcfibed, or go much thereof sh all be sufficient
to satisfy aud ay the amount Of said with the
interest thereon to the day Of sale, together With
all the costs and expenses attending said SAL
COSTS Of this notice and Trustees fees. ;
Dated November 9Th, a. J.. 1862.
AUSTIN CO. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06
Abolition Plea for Amalgamation.

The Boston Pine and Palm. lead
ing Abolition sheet Of the East, en-.
dorses the Presidents emancipation
proclamation, and to prepare the public
mind for carrying out the general abo-
lition idea, advances the following argu.
ment:
1st. The American is becoming y ear
after year more nervous; the negro race
in the conrse Of time will counterfeit thu
tendency, and supply him with muscle
through amalyamation.
Cd. We need the negro for hir mo-
raj attributes-his faith, his docilty ibis
patience.
Sd. 1t is the negro race which will
inaugarate the millineum. "The Lord
hath need Of It" Tor a higher purpose
than to administer to our national uses
The black is q natural Christian.
There you have it; abolitionism pure
and simple-the natural leaf, submitted
to the fathers and mothers of white son,
md daughters Of America for tbeiI
earnest and careful consideration. Were
We to judge from the eagerness Of alb
clifton societies aud individuals in the
loyal States to import negroes for SER
wants, We might be led to infer that tn,
inauguration Of the idea vas serionsI,
contemplated. The idea Of sending tn,
negroes of in drove by themselves i,
not salutary to abolitionists. They wan
to have them here among us, and viii
make that specially before long.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

The Continental, Security, LorilIard
and Metropolitan Fire Insurance Com paniee, OF
New York, and the New England and Marine,
Of Hartford, are reliable. prompt paying . ock
Companies. Robert simpson, agent. south
east corner Second aud Brady streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

Phoenix Insurance Company of Hart
ford assets. lat May, 1862. 1927 26O 90 +; lie.
blities. $2l 500. HFNar B. HosrMAN, Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-06

s4ustcsSI yoeT, 10 w
A.sser srace charged q the rate OF $3.50 for
| esrh all ii nal square,
- one half square, two-thirds Of In shove
soses;
Bssinsss Cards no. to exceed lines, 60 90 %,
oAnum;
Feseach change an additional charge Of rs cent.
Per square will be made.
Large cuts CHI rged double the sams dine nsien
Of type.
Isssly advertising contracts will be uuderssooi
sprly strictly to tho immediate business 81 the
aevertses and all other advertisement. sent In bv
sac advertiser will be charged extra
Advertisements not accompanied with natruc-
Nens VIII DO inserted until forbid and charged 40
aordingly
Editorial notices charged for NJ the rate Of Is
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