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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-23

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gorrCG no nEa.usQUENrs.

An e@fssas smo ara inasnse@ 10 the saA~nl RaAa
as Erawf3se ceamss eitheg foF pransipal or inter-
cal en- saIe 8f school Lands, sf FOE saaay leanaa,
nass BE- gasH or sasisgaetUfy sgfaaassaents mafs
ksE FenawIng tae same wffhin shf@s naunths fscm
Ahs pueslaAtiof Of thls nesssa. f8e@ An Ma for
tAs hsstss prosecsIcn u sAa seAeea Fsad. = tAp~
pksved April atA, fssa, y
g. T. COaEroRT,
uaarG Of sbs Boasa u Supervisors.
pennisoa, Crawford Co, EswRs May o. Iasn &e
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Far the Qaick curs 81 Hsa3a1hs, faa-11
aae uzsti 81, GeG5zlgla Fssa Il "a ga -
stoSaAch, Palnter s'CAnItc sr eTEha7 f'ss,A
o. Bars, EaEna, EEeah Cats, sF[s'sa -
Di&rfhoez, and Sore Ebroat, aH2 81 haI.@
RlstntE.
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in ave Minutes. HeAaAz-Ae Cafea 3 sSS =
5zsrazs cared fFoEn stRaftazsa IL tSs Aasa'@ >.
ralgsa pans cured IN fies ItBsssz- e*s1 :
in ten minHtes, SpTa4ETB TeheT u - q
Sore tsFe&t relies Cd IL ~ a HaiEates,
100 Cases hare been cured D. oias 4saSs -
gle daYf ---
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TTyRg 8if Ty al rs,
PRTCsE-a5 Akp 80 Gas. PER NIL
~ liBeF2i disco ant gaads ~ Agsi.ae :
" snted In every town. &a&o fsN go ~
AKEsks. 81 - .
an oFaaTs AMI cGnsEGBAAass LESS s2aaA
Creased C. 8. E0g4BEsI T. Co, II saa'a IS
Philadelphia.
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IN Ma4sraI book for gfatait v - - d - !,
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This Is truly great Feaady. Half So
Tie Of sloAn's Instant Bel II, Eiweufs I'm :,
water, seldom faita TO cEzFE Horse Of al
minutes Ia extreme eAsss repeat the .ss
teen minutes
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yuFse& On heFses, cattle and other ag5g,, : i
Instant Rsllef speedily a1zects cur ~ u
sons have been astHniShea to witness ne
effected BY the use Of tals Evnaefigg 80, i
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q sLOAG's pISTXEEY.
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all other oiutu ents Ea4 ha4asals Glf a.
the foiluwing diseases
Fresh wounds, Gals / AZ knds. erz,.,S u
EInEbons, polIevd, wis an. cslfes sg4vl. u
Ia, sweeney, toan8eEeEs se4s. sEaa sysess sr,, I
or grease, and horse dIgt4Ezysg
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be E1ven at sill times ard En3sr Al csr-z.,.yE
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pest sAes, to be hlghly Bs&aEi u The cry Q, a.
diseases 70 which horses and cstlt are s.sssE 4
dIstsuper, hide bouuI, ,gst u aga. n
strains, yellow water aaaumstlya ( ~
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ly called EtIa complain II Is 49, -, 4. 4
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COUGHS IND C0LDS.
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part ef tha b4dy,
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Are sold By EDwAAu 4 gAxrskc, IA
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tzaTes - pF1cssg cQEzIs5 falls al ia. sstrxl
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etaa sansz1s Of thai paztasRlAT agzss.
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Are Geld BY ALI EBO4asais IlEssszkssIs b II
At l&sau3@c4aFsx's pTIEea-a4sa l. AL LIZ
and gesailsa By ALL daalegs 2AIaaass.
WALTER B. SLOAN, lvaglasl FFssgsss
Sunss
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In connection vita ths
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON = QUINCY RAILROAD
sAeytesf, Q&Sekess aA4 Bed kswfs
10 Chicago, New FsEks EasSan, Philadelphia Aaa
BaIIimare; 20 Keokuk, So. Louis and EzncaHasa
Ana 10 all pslHss In riInais faiaaa, Aishagaa, ohlo
T~o Trafns Daiiy Isa~s aaa arrive gsapaaya sH-
evtedl az faliaws3 -s- s.. u Ia SO
LEAVE oTTuAWA. ARaIEE AT cafCAao
Goo ssraueA. g. M is s.siock, ' a.
. esaoenusssifss u aats2Sarsa With the gartherr
Gross Railroad for Quineyi At Mendoza vita tAs
ffInoia Csstsai KAaRpad, for Gaiens saa DunieitA,
and So. Euuis and Cairo, At Burlington with fast
SAILING paE&s&a foes St. Leafs. "a 49, ... Il
SPECIAL NOTICE.
EE~ThFonga % Ne~ Yerk Ia - hoor&t PszAan-
gexa leavfna CGnnsas hAuGa mernlG4S and ~ aaing,
ksktna taiB FaRle Will aErfYa in Ghicago On 80. Log
is Trom % 20 Sd hDurz quirarr fhan M SsE ssa2aF
route and In szaple tsse 70 sonnsgs@ttA tAe Eraai
Nkgtern and saatAsrn Lines. Z 1891
Bag youF xacketE via Western stsge OonnR&aS as
oltaF7wa, where goa can hay yaur Tickets Of ths
BHrlSAgtonA q Ne. Ea~iaEusa Esr&ss Dnsre, TO ALL
70 safPpERs or sroeKl s-sn..,,
gssck Trains VIII rEu Regularly, leaving aAEiy,
auEdays sK1a1ssa. Khesa Trkas EAve all he rSgGss
70 Passangsg 1Taaass thus Lasaytns aespsAea and
Ehaf az 9 eaEgtauzfy occurring eths4 routes.
New stock psns havs sema bus4 "a beta ss6as 20
the Mississippi close By the Perry ana DECvpr# will
ard there every fhIng they could wtNh fer sha &C.
commodities ag tkair stoek. 4,sl.E sfe7 tA
Tarsugh ssntTacss gtsen 70 ChisAso
- JOHN O. ARAD,
vice President aad Superintendent.
d. REAICK, Gea We4sxn Agent.
Azrianzasn, Fee p. 1881
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25
NOTICE.

AS 1T IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY /
should collect portion of the debts due me in order
to meet current expenses, respectfully request all
those indebted tome by note open account to pay
part, if they cannot pay all. In my present position
am unable to attend personally to collecting these
claims but Mr.. DoBY at the Branch Bank my agent
who will receive payment and give receipts for any
counts paid him. T.W. .SALMOND.
Virginia, Mayo
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South -Carolina-Kershaw District

BY wM. N. BULLOCK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
"HEREAS, DANIEL McCASKILL applied to me
w for Letters Of Administration on all and sim
guar the goods and chattels, rights and credits Of
ceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ALL and
singdlar the kindred and creditors Of the said de-
ceased to be and appear before at next Ordna
ry's Court for the said District to be holden at Ker
shaw Court House on the llth day Of August
next to show cause if any, why the said administra
ton should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this 21st day
of July in the year of our Lord thousand
eight hundred and sxty-two and in the eighty-sev.
enth year Of the Independence and Sovereignty Of
the State of South Carolina ~
July rs 2 WIN. M. BULLOCK, o. K. d.
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NOTICE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES District.

BY wM. NJ BULLOCK. EsRuIRE, ORDINARY.
wv HEREAS, D. J. CAMPBELL APPLIED TO
w me for Letters Administration on all and
singular the goods and chattles rights and credits of
Joshua Campbell, late of the District aforesaid; de-
ceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and adthonish ALL and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceas
ed to- be and appear before me at hext Ordnarys
Court for the said District to be holden Kershaw
Court House on the twentyfrs day of July inst,
TO show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted
Given under my Hand and Seal this first
day Of July in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight Hundred and sixty-two ard in the eighty
sixth year of the Independence aud Sovereignty Of
the State Of South Carolina
July 4 2 VIM NJ. BULLOCK, o. X. D.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. T. REENSTJERNA, WHO WILL REMAIN
in Camden during the Summer, offers his services to
the public in quality of Physician Surgeon and Ac
coucher. Office over the store of Messrs. Gayle d.
Young.
May 80
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Announcements.

u -.
Ma. EDlroR-You will please announce the
name Of Capt L. w. R. BLAIR, = candi-
date-for seat in the Legislaturc, at the ensu-
ing October election, and oblige
July % MANY FRIENDS.
FOR THE LEGISLATURES.
Mk. EDlroR: Please announce Capt. d. D.
PERRY candidate to represent Kershaw
District in the House of Representatives at the
ensuing electionI and oblge
May l6 MANY FRIENDS.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce Maj. j. M.
DESAUSSURE as suitable person to repre-
sent Kershaw District in the House of Repre-
sehtatives at the ensuing election, and oblge
May l0 HIS FRIENDS.
FOR TAX-COLLECToR.
Mn. EDtruR: Please announce HENRY PATE
candidate for reelection to the office of Tax Collector
and oblige HIS FRIENDS.
June 6
Mr.. EDITOR: Please present the name of Mr. JAS
R. ARRANTS a suitable candidate 10 fill the Office
of TaxCoector at the ensuing election, and oblige
May 80 HIS FRIENDS.
Mr.. EDITOR: You will please announce Mr.. JOSEPH
S. G ARDNER candidate for Tax Collector at the
ensuing election, and oblige
May l6 MANY VOTERS
MR. EDITOR Please announce Mr.. VIM MCKAIN
as a candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuing elec
tion and oblige HIS FRIENDS.
May 8
MIR. EDITOR: The friends of Mr.. JOHN A. BUS.
WELL announce him candidate for Tax Collector
Of Kershaw District, at the ensuing election.
April 25
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sr6M Anc west
MonasS JuIy 23 The Advsys;ssr ond Re
sisssy ecnteina tie following: The Louisville
vosy = the 18th, contains the Particular
ofthseapturs of Lsbanop, Ky., by Col. John
Morgan1 forces. On tho 18th, he captured
Lieut.. Col A. Johnson and two companies Of
the 2Sth Kentucky Regiment killed several.
destroyed . Government warehouse, burned the
Railroad Depot and portion Of the town and
sacked the banks. He then proceeded to
Danville and Baidstown, dividing his forces
on the Springfield Railroad. He had arrived
within nine miles of Frankfort on Sunday night:
from thence he was expected to 90 to Lex
ington,
1t was reported that large rebel force had
advanced seven miles from Shelbyville, on the
road to Louisville Gen. Boyle was making
every effort to defend the city. There is great
excitement at Louisville.
a despatch from Nashville dated the 18th,
says there was great excitement also at that
place.. An attack was expected, and the Fed
cral batteries were prepared to shell tho city
in case of surrender.
The capture of Murfresboro had produced a
stunning effect on the Northwest
despatch from Cairo dated July l2, re-
ports the capture Of Memphis, in Northern
Missouri, by the rebels. The Union citizens of
the place were carried away.
CHATTANOOGA, July 2l.-BuelPs forces it is
said, are massing at Bridgeport. Large numbers
arrived to-day. They are busy building boats
to cross the river. Brig. Gems. Crittendeh and
Dufficld, with their stats and other officers,
being forty-onc in all, left Knoxville to-day for
Madison, Ga. The activity of our army IN East
Tennessee indicates important movements.
WHAT THE YANKEES NEED.-Thc N. Y.
Times meditating upon the result of the recent
battles before Richmond says: "What the
country needs is more courage and a new
army" They can doubtless get thew army"
but whether their invocation for "more cour-
age" will be responded to we much SGloubt.-
One thing is certain, an unbroken succession of
Confederate victories is not calculated to in
crease their stock of that quality unless, in
deed, it can be made to appear that man be-
comes braver tho oftencr he is thrashed Such
u conclusion has neither reason nor experience
to support it.
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A CHAR AIDE.

am composed Of fifteen letters.
Ny ], s, 8, is fish.
My IA, 2, T. is Spanish Lord.
Ny IL, l3, 10, 8, l5 signifies want.
My 8, 10, 7, IA, is the opposite of borrow.
My 4, 2, 6, III, is proper name.
My Z, 10, l, 8. is a part Of the body.
My whole is the name of one of Kershaw's gallan,
sons, high in Office in Confederate service
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Special N Offices.
M united M IN for HON e
Service

Service
THE GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL HAVING
called for Battalion of Mounted Men, Volunteers
from the First Corps of Reserves for State SERVICE
propose to raise coupaty for that purpose and ask
our men of middle age who the Government of the
Confederate States has exempted from duty abroad
join in defending State at home For if the enc
my should get q foot-hold in force anywhere on our
mainland every available tnah will be needed to keep
him from the interior.
Address the Undersigned at Camden, So. Ca.
EDWARD NJ. BOYKIN
1st Lieut. kitk*ood Cavalry, relieved from duty
Camden, June &c, 1852
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M. BISSELL-DENTlST.

M. BISSELL-DENTlS
HAVING REMOVED FROM CHARLES
TON, and located in Camden, offers his Pro.
fessional services to the inhabitants of Camden
and vicinity. He may be found at his resi-
dence in Rutledgc street, near Fair street.
May 22d, 1862
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DURING MY ABSENCE, MIR. JAS
DUNLAP will act as my Agent.
March 81 THOMASJ. WARREN
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Notice.

Notice.
\ Ill THOSE INDEBTED TO THE LATE ], j.
n McKAIN by note open account, are earnestly
requested to settle the as possible; and
all those to whom he is indebted will please present
their claims to me.
June 3mo VIM MCKAIN Admir-
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NOTICE.
ALL LETTERS, PACKAGES &C.. FOR CAPT
W. L. DEPASS Company must be directed 10 the care
of G. NJ WINGES, Charleston, s. C..
June 6 3
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-29
New York Market.
NEW YoRk Dec ..

NEW YORK. Dec. 81.
Cotton-frmer; 81 q 67t for niddng uplands.
Flour-saes $500 bbs; State ana Western quiet and
firm; Snperfne state 5 20 a 5 90: Extra do 61O "a
So; Round Hoop Chic q 20 q 6 70; Superfine
Western % q 80; common TO good Extra West
e ern % q 40; Southern uehanged; Mixed to good
$40 q 90; Extra Is a 90.
Wheat.,,9uiet and very firm; Chicago spring 81
g 30; Milwaukee club q q. l "a; Amber Iowa
30 q 80; Winter Red Western 40 a. l 4s; Am
Der Michigan A q 49, inferior Winter Red ILL.,
% Connective and lc better; Mixed Western 70 e1
~ for shipping, and 80 q ~ for unsound.
Oats-steady sales moderate; jersey Northern
and Western at 68 a. 7Oc
, Beef-quiet Country Mess 90 al 10 90: Prime 20
q 90; Repacked Chicago u 100.
Pork-Mess IA rs q 1877; Prime IL 80 a IL 50;-
Western Prime Mess 13 20 a 16 90. Government
contract for 25000 bbs of Prime Mess delivera-
Bile 5000 bbls per month"; January to May inclusive
was awarded at l3 3S q 10 "a, and 25.060 bbls new
Mess, with same delivery, at Is rs a Is 25
Sugar-frm and quiet; New Orleans 81 a l0I.
Cofee-dull; sales Jamaica at 2sc; st. Domingo at
20c in bond.
Moasses-dull; New Orleans "a a &c.
Freights to Liverpool-dul; cotton nominal; -four
Is Sd grain I'd q I'D for wheat in ships bags
Wool-dull.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-29

GRAND PROMENADE CoNcERr.-A grand
concert will come off at the New City Hall
wednesday evening, at which there will be
Promenade music by Poppenhurg's full Band,
and Cotillon music by Chandler's Band. Col.
Mason will drill squad Of the veterans of the
7th regiment in the French bayonet exercise.
The proceeds of this concert are to be appro-
priated to the purchase of musical instru-
ments for the band of the regiment The
price Of tickets is fixed at 25 cents only, which
Is "dog chesp" for such entertainments as are
offered. Let the hail be filled to its utmost
capacity.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-29
RetaliatOry Proclamation by JEFF.
Davis.
Gen. Butler and his Officers to be Hung, if
Captured.
Other Officers and Slaves to be Hung.


New YORK, Dec. 27.
The following are extracts from jeff Davis
proclamation. After detailing the facts about
the execution of Mumford at New Orleans
JEFF Davis says:
Now, therefore, /, Jefferson Davis, Presi-
dent of the Confederate States of America,
and in their authority, do pronounce and de-
clare the said Benz. +. Butler to be a felon, de-
serving of capital punishment l do order
that he shall no longer be considered or treat
ed merely as public enemy Of the Confeder-
ate States OF America, but as an outlaw and
common enemy of mankind, and that, in the
event of his capture, the officer in command of
the capturing party do cause him to be immedi-
ately executed by hanging. And l do further
order, that no commissioned officer of the
United States taken captive shall be released
on parole before exchanged, until said Butler
snail nave met with due punishment for his
crimes. Ana, whereas, the hostllities waged
against the Coniederacy by the forces of the
United States under the command of the said
Benz. r. Butler, have borne no resemblance to
such warfare as is alone permissible by the
rules OF international law or the usage of civ
iization, but have been characterized by re-
peated atrocities and outrages. - Here follows
Ilst OF alleged atrocities committed by But
ier ana ms command, including his confsca-
ti0n ORDER.
Inc proclamation concludes as follows:
ana, whereas. the President of ne United
states has, 6y public and official declarations,
signfied not only his approval of the effort to
excite servile war within the Confederacy,
but his intention to give aid and encourage
ment thereto if these independent States shall
continue to refuse submission to foreign foe
after the first day of January next, and has
thus made known that all appeal to the law of
nations, OF the dictates of reason and the in
stincts of humanity, would be addressed in
vain to our enemy, and that they can be de-
TERED from the commission of these crimes
only by the terrors of just retribution. Now,
therefore, |, Jefferson Davis, President of the
Confederate States of America, and acting by
their authority, appealing to the Divine Judge
IN attesting that their conduct is not guided
by the passion of revenge, but that they re-
luctantly yield to the solemn duty of redress
ing, by necessary severity, crimes of which
their citizens are the victims, do issue this
proclamation, and, by virtue of my Authority
as Commander-in-Chief Of the armies of the
Confederate States, do order:
LIST. That all commissioned officers of the
command of the said Benz. +. Butler be de-
clared not entitled to be considered as soldiers
engaged in honorable warfare, but as robbers
and criminals, deserving death. and that they,
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-29

PROF. BRIGGs' READINGs.-The fourth of
Professor Briggs humorous and dramatic
readings before the Young Mems Christian
Association will take place this evening in the
Library room at Mechanics' Hall. The pro-
gramme for this evening is different from any
Of the previous ones, and the entertainment
cannot fail to be instructive and amusing
There ought to be a crowded house at every
one of these readings. People do not seem to
be aware of what they are missing in not at
tending them. We hope to see a full room
this evening
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-29
From Havana and Nassau.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.
The steamer British Queen, from Havana
Goth and Nassau 23d, has arrived.
Venezula dates of the 22d state that the in
surgents were evincing desire for reconcilia-
ton.
Pierre Soule was at Havana on the Goth inst.
Nassau papers contain the following items =
The Governor has issued proclamation, for
bidding pilots to bring in Federal or rebel
cruisers.
The steamer Giraffe, a blockade runner, had
arrived at Nassau from Liverpool, with an as
sorted cargo, probably to run the blockade
again.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-29
Arrival Of the Steamer Columbia.
Gen. Butler Challenged to Fight Duel.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

New YORK, Dec. rs.
The steamer Columbia, from New Orleans
Goth and Havana 23d inst, has arrived. She
brings no news of moment.
The rebels, thinking they will see a less Wig
orous commander in Gen. Banks, appear in
the streets in crowds. One of them sent
challenge to Gen. Butler, who put it in his
pocket, and sent the angryrebel word that ii
he desired an onset to come on, in the street
or wherever else it might suit him best.
Gen. Corcoran, with his Irish legion, had
arrived below New Orleans.
A large number of spectators had arrived
in New Orleans; and may give an impulse to
trade
Gen. Banks was very busy and in hourly
consultation with Gen. Butler. The best of
feeling exists between them and their respec-
tive stats.
Gen. Elliott, of the 1st Louisiana regiment,
had resigned.