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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-14


BY the oOnmtsa Council Of tue City or GaumclI
n Hfs, Ie9a that the 1wnexs Of lot 81 tsts on gae
South side o. Broadway ia said city, betwssn zEsla
AMI Bancroft sirestay occupied By what is kaown
IA ihe sJsmes Ases&s y be- and sMay are hsr1bg ws-
Qairea 10 raise and repair tha Side walks On hreaA
way street. Ia Frnnt ct sAsIr respective ssS VITA
in thirty days tEa and after Ahs pablsasian OF this
Resolution .T0&@a A&8g
Said Side walks, whsn repalra&, shall be eosa-
passed % thA saas kaGa aS hasteFfxfs ~ III
aAa be tha saase vida saat saey Row are. ana sas
generally, ccnsfructsa in ths ssss aaazaeF kAat
tney wese Ii arst. They shaif have lateral fan
towaxas the skraAs sf fosa tanAss In sa faes they
shall sanfoEga 10 tna KEaae Vt E&H aasa#m1EM s&de
waTg and be stfacted In soraf3ancs with ths d.
rs1tisas at she Casaaalttes on fatsrmaf zmprevel
nsaasAs ~ tE sf Fiji is ss% s. fEffs5Es ss}ls8 80
n said side wAjEs are Has sE9aAax4& ws6A2a fAs
tffre ainsss slstsd, the woTS viii he dohs hy ahs
Citx nF5unAeit III sas, tAs sxRe#e aseessed 20 sfs
r@Specslse snts- tbs sAaa % b. sssae aaawF nc
sdpfs%isfsh 81 tbs City Kaginssz.
sAaagtaa, November 7, So q -
III NJ naAMRR &agass
Attest, w, q. ERAwFomn, Ciks asesssaS
s&e% II ia tsfRss = A+Rfs 80 y zw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-14
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TRg ORIGIN OF BANKA' ExPEDErR0N

Tag 0a4aTN Or sANK8' ExPEDErR0N
There is ne doubt that Gen Banks has
gone to the Gulf. The President not on=
Iy declared this day or two since to one
OF his Cabinet who bad never before ask
ed the question, bas gass his seasoas Cor
the expedition about - Eoliomas; aGsa.
Banks has always been obedianE and
prompt, and had caused me no trouble.v-
He has always, too, been Id a subordin-
ate position. When la Waahingsua In
the summeF~-afssF Geasssl pope's disas-
'ter--he sslissssd q camnead gor himsaaf,
and il Fas pspnisaa 10 hkm On Eaas spes
and On cha most libaEal 4eTma eisapplYss n
This is .abons shs whsle psigin og Gen.
Banks expedition, and iss se0luass ON tho
part Of she presidaas If tha Uaifsd Ssssaa
is one of ths most gsnaskabIs sso0ris og
the war, Il shows she Psssiasas isrsaay
enough % de almost aaythiag 10 saxv@a
frisnd, bat with - ,and ears aaa.seza "a
tha real eoadlEioa ard Hsenssities as shs
csantFy, For any really prseaicaI par.
poses, while Richmond and Charlessaz
ARE in the hands Of the rebel goyeramens,
the expedition EquIa be as well for ~
eonntry nsent 10 Clffna 0r ssh francssco
pr TO sAe Sandwich islaads, - whsss i
new aas ! haaa aat ~ 8
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-14

~ nI declare upon my responsibility
~ Senator, that &he liberties Of this
country ars ia greater danger to-day
from the sorxupsions, s,s6 from ths
prs&gay ypractiesd ss tbs sagiosas depart
meats 81 tbs 9ousraasas, taosa hhsy ags
from fhs ssssaay m ass epeH fssld.---sLs +.
HaLG,. Rsp&bIscau SenatoTe froaw Nsae
Hssaxpshsye. b. IT, 49, sF.,..a.--
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-14

'tLf sAsss infsvvsaI fanatics and Abo-
lsssonasss svsr get the poaoer fss thssS
baads, they tciu opsride the Conasisp-
ton, ssstAS Sspxsnas Court al dsf5aUoe,
cAoags aad saaas Izaus 10 sssst tAsaaseaoss
LAT VIOLENT HANDS oS THOSE WHO DrT-
FER wrH THxa II oPuGoS, OF dars qssGs-
tie# thsir fidelity, and finally basakTsPs
aAs cowasvy aad datuss is sssfh blood. .'s--
DAxrK1. WxBssga. ~@. q. D.. 's
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-14
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EOR SALE.

The subscriber Azs feE sale . DOUBLE GIRGE-
LAR SAW MITEAith al the Gearing. 64lsing and
other spasmsag foF runaing me same, ean1pi
osyafen4 Tha Viii can bS rua vi either steam o.
wstss pswss. Persons deaisfns 70 parchase . 81 V
mill on good tegms and At Feausra price VII DC
we'll 10 give 1aa cali 81 nj Hardware stersy LeW-
eF 3ros6wuy, counrSf Bsuns. 4 ga ID
Afso Cunning Machine eompiete viii bs sod
vita she Mil. O. ]. Fox.
Juay A. is&zs E@ nag Esa# Ban
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-14
THREaRING MACHINE E0R

a, r. FOX O&aFa oaa sfRTTss Snpe'ieE TnSs
ms Macaiuss for saaa sM the EsilewSns gusd s&Tas
te-wia: Des-shird casa, ana fAe haiassse 50 ssnk
or pfoaues. Peraass zwiShiaz 10 purshase q
Machine will 90 ssai ~ cali ~ Foxes before prf-
- aMimE eisswheFs Oet. 10 III.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-14


The Eollowiag ssAfessiOa was made b
the Hon. MIR. Dawes, . Republican mem.
Der Of Congrsss from Massachusetts, %
the 18th Of April, in which he exposed
the oorrupsnsas Of Lineoln's administra-
Hon .-. -. E Fl .5. sapatsi
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REsAEA-
BER THAT IN THR FIRST YEAR OF
4 REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH GAME INT0 POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORsk7AhD Re
TRENCHMENT, THERE Is INDURITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
a. 4fDTHAT ssRlEB0Dg.HAs PlTS
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
ERNMENT DURING rffE ADsffsIS-
TRATION WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED gEROAi POWER BECAUSE
OF IT'S CORRUpTIOSa % ~
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NOTICE =.

ITO EEOk II NAY. eoSCERN-Au Sexssas
n hsadinR ceFsEaease es of fkzfsncsa-issasd Ify C. r
Sulth, a. ity AaxeAAI Of 1hsGikg of Csnneil Bluss
are heresT FeEaeAse1 70 pf recent them 10 the City
keeo HsT an hare u sER gsaaIst azsa aex wsxrzats
issued therefos on or besore the 8sh day of JsnAs-
81, AS&2 and q ssse ssys @sSa1bse rs u Is doaBsgR
whether the cEtF, VIII be Faspogabla zIxeT thR H.
sAaws date Bpns hy ths virtae eg resoiutsan pas
sed By the Cit9 Goancil. psss IstA, issa. 81, =.
JOHN I'll. wARSEE
GAAiETs&z " Rfnsman Caan1a stas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-14
OF ITS CORRUPTION" "

vdf HAVE NO PURPOSE, D1.
RECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO In.
TGRFER8 ,WIEH gHE INSTITUTION
or SLAVERY III THE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. BELIEVE ]
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT 10 DO
so, AND | HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do SO2'-Prestdent Liaeo!n in
his Inaugural AddrEss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-14
e Y E 81
n "a MWREN n&xNIE Em1

ALL KINDS OF DISEASED EYgs CURED.
rtE8TrAnalAr Inflammation, seams or PilraA OF
aay S5zirnctIons oR the RTE, VAL be removed and
-arei al my Jsaee, IN a short time. Cures EaErAh-
sd by special contract.
oAcs hours fr6m to II A u. and fEosa to
? Il. Omoe opposite The R%1lnS House Caaneil
B affs, Iowa. JuRa IS, fs62-Ea4
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WEEKLY BUGLE.
sE &S .AE1 .l. --zzZ-4.-AL-sI u
WEDNESDAY,, gAEBART IA, 1868.

EYzs 4 passsHsIkL 3 Co, us zsssaa s.
Nav Xers and 10 State 81, Boston, are err @ntseE
isua kgenss 90 rscsive AdveSsisins for this paper
TJar, Coz Co., are authorised Agsassa aar
New York and Thiiaaeiphi&.
rrs. T. NILES, is eur authorized Agent sOs
Aas4an. 41Ee ne #ME#. E&EE &sE@sL e.
EFJ s. Pos I h Co.. are eerAGthal i8sd Agspaa
FOR st. Leufs.
ETs. r. Rauxga, iEaar aasaosazsd Agsatfo
hieA&o, ...-..--... a Il,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-14

xhs Chaxactsr Of a AbaafEisnIsms parsrayeS
Z nv abs Emaiasas RFe stasns Of khs Bar
moath College. New Hampshasn, Maskaa
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PILLS
IfCk Headaches and WMms @a
Appetite ImGE&@msma k@

1Aoss fssAh&a whica 70 aad&sn ~. ssgaNs aFiks
freaa srsah5s or Azneyaas%s laAstxuexsd psssDIrx-
sisa, &c saszng es dsinaiaS wazxeszx is anmAaae~
aasaes thaa 4ss9afbssg uRs hsalsAfsl sAasn Of sAs
Afvaf sza skchsAsM Thsas 9faan8 fasss Se raaisysd
" y0a assssH - D. @s3a afaa Fs4s, saaen auenfa-
aps p ne RsAMtse lnstEaAsasFas 80 as5exsE pro-
daea hsalthy aetIea In both HyeY and stasascA
aHa ~ hssasst agassgasa4e krssar kaaA and sSod
appsaates gzsa sNEg8@ss sssisssgssv 80 2s3t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-14

Assess, W, q. cRA wFomp, CHS Rseessas
hse@ II. fs&a 24 b.f@ ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

Tar Fran s1sTsssp-Ths olncin.
nati Gazette Of the 18th says: 1.-THE Ida
noe came up yesterday from Nashville,
bringing Q cargo Of one hundred and Fifty
OF tho frail slsterhood Of Nashville, who
had been sent North under military or
ders. There does not seem to be much
desire on the part of our authorities TO
welcome such q large addition 10 the al
ready Overlooking numbers engaged in
their peculiar profession, and the remon-
frances we're so urgent against their be-
ing permitted to land that the boat was
taken over TO the Kentucky shore but
the authorities Of Newport and Coving-
ton have no greater desire for their COM
psny, and the consequence is that the
poor girls are still kept on board the
boat. 1t is said ION what authority we
were unable TO discovery that the military
order issued in Nashville has been re-
voked in Washington, and that they will
oil be returned to Nashville again"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

LATE FROM CHARLEsTo 4.
-
The Siege Pr crossing Favor
ably.
Breach ~ Fort Sumpter Re-
ported.
Grant TO Supercede Meade.
Gregg Cross 5 the Potomac.
Bold Dash.
Bime's Artillery and Trains
Captured.
LATE FROM

NEW York, July 1s-The steamer
Fulton from Port Royal has arrived.
Gen. Gilmore has possession of all the
batteries on Morris Island except Fort
Wagner, which he is mining. The siege
is progressing fAvorably.
Foster has taken all the Notifications
on James Island as far as Secession
Vile.
It is reported that one of our iron
clads has made q breach on the south side
Of Fort Sumter.
All is quiet in New York to-day.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Express says Gen. Grant wall soon sue
coed Meade in the command of the Army
of the Potomac.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Gregg crossed
the Potomac at Falling Waters, and was
cut off six hours. He finally got off by
a gallant charge, capturing a large num-
Der of prisoners, and four pieces Of
artillery.
MEMPHIS, July 1S-Col. Hatch cap
tured the artillery and trains Of Biffie's
command but most of BifHe's men sue
ceeded in crossing the Tennessee river.
New YoRK, July 19.-Cotton 6Oc
Gold 23%c.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

Fire AT THE ST.. CLOUD II TEL.-There
was considerable commotion yesterday,
at the breakfast hour, amongst the guests
at the ST. Cloud hotel, caused by the
discovery that the building was on fire.
: seems that the FIRE originated in the
upper story above the kitchen, and the
oOf was in a blaze before any one was
aware oft. The alarm was given, but
before the engines could get there the
burning roof was falling in. A deluge
lOf water, soon after the arrival OF tho en-
gines, put q stop to the further progress
Of the flames, and saved the building.
The principal damage lone was the burn
NC of the roof and the consequent injury
0 the rooms immediately underneath
Much injury TO furniture, etc, was done
y the water. We suppose that $500
will cover all damages, and the proprie-
Cor may consider that be has made a
fortunate escape.
A parcel Of thieves took advantage OF
the excitement to attempt to ply their
vocation. Marshal Chumbley being pre-
sent, organized a police force aud put a
check upon their depredaiions, prevent
ing them from carrying tf any thing.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19
WhnIesaIe ne.ertion.

Lieut.. Bryson offers Sl,47O reward for
the return Of forty nine deserters from
Co. A, in ThomAs's Legion Of North
Carolina rebel volunteers. The AdSer.
tisement appears in the Athens (renn.)
Post OF July 10, 1868. We advise the
Lieutenant to recruit anew company al
together, as his arsl material evidently
won't stick.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

DEATu OF Col. J.. r. scoTT.-The
officers and privates Of the 10 b Illinois
Infantry will be deeply panied to learn
that their gallant Colonel, j. R. SoorT,
died on the 9th mat, at ohicsgO, Of the
wound he received in the bloody battle
of stones River. His funeral took
place on the 10Th, and was one of the
most impressive that ever occurred in.
that city, the number Of persons in at
tendance and joining The procession,
in honor OF the deceased, being immense.
The sermon on this interesting occasion
was preached by the Rev. r. L. CoLLIEn.
"A sketch Of il, appears in the 1ribnne of
the 18th, 1t passes a warm eulogiam on
his character, portraying the virtues of
( the christian warrior, and commencing
his glorious example tothe imitation Of
his countrymen and fellow soldiers.
Col. SCorr received his wound al q
most important oriois in the battle.
Gen. Negley seeing his left wing give
way, asked, "WhO will save the left r.
Col. soorT promptly sprang forward and
responded that he would. With his
noble regiment he went to the aid Of the
faltering left, pushed back the enemy,
md saved the day. The deed was O
brilliant one. 1t was made at the sacri-
nce, ,as last, Of his life. But he will
ngly died to save his country. His
name is now amongst the immOrtAll
hat will live forever in the history o
our nation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

What three words did Adam use when
he introduced himself to Eve, and which
read the same back and forward?
MADAM I'm Adam"
And Ewes polite reply is said to have
been:
al trust the time will never be,
When I'll not care Adam for thee"
For further particulars on this highly
interssiiog topic,
which Prophets and Kinps Desired long,
But died without the sight"
please call at the imperial and all-com-
prehensive news depot of R. II. Singleton,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

Hornbeck g. Ashbridge, 40 College
street, have just received a splendid as
sortment of fancy and staple Dry Goods,
comprising everything in the dry goods
line.
Also, Ladies', Misses and Children's
fine Lasting, Kid and Morocco Shoes ;
Mems, Boys and Youths fine calf Cal
ters, calf Boots, etc, etc, which they
will offer at such prices as will insure
quick sales.
HoRNBEoK q AsHBRIDGE,
july19-3t 40 College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19
AUCTION l.

Monday Morning, July 90.
JNo. X. HUME & w. M. REYEoLDs will
sell Furniture, Groceries, Queensware,
Glassware, and Varieties, on Monday
morning, July 20. Also, 3 large invoice
of Flour, Salt, &c. brown Sugar, pull
verified and crushed Sugar, Be pune
tual at 9k o'clock.
JNo. X. HUME & REYNOLDS,
july19-1t No. ~ College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19


THEATRE.-The complimentary bene-
III 70 Mr.. Duff Id takes place tomorrow
night, after which the theatre closes.
Ihe biii Tor this occasion presents a great
variety. 1t opens with the amusing
piece 40 and 30, or Mr.. and Mrs. Lily
white" followed by a song from Mr..
StewArtj a grand dancing scene, by the
Misses z~avistowski; the Screen Scene
from the comedy Of "School for Scan
dali" the pantomlme Of DuchAlemeau
\ and concludes with the aiterpiece Of
Love in All Corners" During TIE
aning Messrs. Bent and DuHield sing a
duct, and the latter a song. Il will be
perceived from this array, that there il
nothing wanted 20 make the entertain
meRt attractive. We need say nothing
10 induce any one 70 be present on thi'
occasion. Dutield's friends have do.
creed that the benefit shall be a success
the most brilliant success of the day
and the decree is fixed and immutable
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

Among tue rebel cOnscripts who have
been taken prisoners by our forces in Ar
kansas, Is Judge DOoge, of Mississippi,
formerly one Of the Judges Of the SUI
preme Court. de was forced into the
rebel ranks for bis determined opposi-
ton TO secession.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

Patti has been engaged by the manager
OF the Italian Opera, at Paris, Tor the
season Of next year. She is T. receive
5000 for every nigh, she sings.-Erdange,
Fudgel Wen sing in her place for
half that amount, If Patti will not con-
slider tho substitution income Patti. belle
with her engagement.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

Gen. Anderson, Of Fort Sumpter fame,
and formerly In command at Louisville,
and tbs Department of the Gambler
land, is in very bad health. He is spend
ing the season at Bridgeport, Con. in
the hope of beneftting his debilitatsd
condition. His physicians forbid him
10 appear or speak in public.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

The Chattanooga Rebel gives several
cases of assault and robbery by GOnfed-
crate soldiers in that town. A dozen of
them armed with muskets, went TO the
house of Mr.. Kirklin, an old citizen
living a few miles from this city, and
demanded his money, and upon his re-
fusiDg TO deliver it up, they dragged him
into the yard, and beat him with the
butts of their guns until some of the fe-
male members of his family procured a
sum sufficient TO satisfy their demands
when they released hun, after infictine
severe injuries upon him.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19
NashriIls Muicn.
GeneThl Order. u. Ia
HsADQvA!TEas UsIrm - I.nel..

lisADorAnTFRa Usrrn sfkTri r,ncta ,
Nashville, Tennessee, July n, | O. I
l. Any person found interfering with
or 'e airing down any barricade, riae pit'
IT'D, or ~embankment, or tho military
Fdams on the ives, end Of Nashville con
structed for the defence Of the city, will
De arrested and dealt with as a public
enemy.
All guards are ordered to arrest on
the spot any person so offending, and II
n trial convicted, they will be sent to
The Penitentiary At Alton, III.
BY order Of Brigadior. General r. s.
GRANGER, Commanding Post.
w. NEVIN,
Capt. and A. A. General.
j~ulyI5-1w.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

The McKendree congregation will
meet on Sunday, 10Th inst, at 10 O'Clock,
a. M at Caper's Chapel, zeal the Nash
willie & Chattanooga Depot. The public
are invited. Services conducted by the
pastor, Rev. s. D. Baldwin. Services at
3 P. M. for the colored congregation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

Captain Murphy, Of Morgan's COM
mand, murdered Morgsn's Adjutant Gen
eral, Magennis, while riding on the road
near Lebanon, KY. Magenpis had or
derad him TO give up a stolen watch.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS !
The Latest and Most Important
Discovery OF the Nineteenth
Century.

Nj mans name IL more intimately connected with
~ the history Of the Aateria Medica I the United
states o. 1soTs is=sTsSiJ kSO-u ~ a piuneer In med
ical discovery, than that OF DR.. JJh BUlL, OF L0u.
isvihe, Ky. HIS inimltAble reparati0n Of Saraaps.
ria has long stood AZ the head u the various com
pounds OF that valuable drus. His Compound eotoral
Of " lid Cherry has become q household worl through
out the West aud south ana DIS Worm LOErnl ca, 10
less than a year after thstr Introduction, attained a
rcputition "a Widespread as the oOBun nc Of North
.mCrica. But the GROWING glory a his life RENE ne
10 be a u1inod 10 Bis latest di-eoyefy, Or rathef com
~binatloD, Tor ho dola not claim H. have bee The ds
C0verer 4 CEDtON, shich h NE bAsis Z the bt tris
now Of, red 10 the public. That h9nor belongs 4
the native inhabiants ( Central Amsrio4, to sbom
IL virtues have BEEN knoNn ior more than tWo hun
lred years. Armed with II, the Indian bids deh tnor
70 tue most deadly malaria, aud handles ~i,bout Tear
ne most yenomO0a SCI pents. IL u u belief with IA IN
that while there 10 bre "a let IN the UOdy the Cedr0n
10 potent tooure, 10 matter what the disease mag bs.
Wlne Ar. bul is nt prepared 10 rndOrsa ths ex
s~ravayant pfet0nsion, no Il nevertheless satisfied
non a thorough exainin-t on u the evidence roiai, <
TO rs virtues, hat as a remedy and preventive tor ai
diseases arlsiuR from cap sure, either ~ ch Rt 81
weather ana climate, or 70 the miasmatie inf ltncss,
Il stands Without a rival, and justly deserves tue
reputation it has so long enlOyed 10 CoutTu AEsrioa
and the West lndiea. In
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

Two Competitor, wanted at
the C6iOn Office. Apply TO w.
i. oit, or VIM. Camerom. To
steady men, good situations and
constant work Will be given.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

We are requested TO state that il was
through the inadvertence OF Mr.. Simons
that the name of Mr. O. Leslie Allen was
omitted from the signatures Of tho dra-
matic company TO The note rendering
their services to MIR. DuAl,ld for a COM
planetary Benefit. None were more
ready TO participate In this mark Of
d eanecL 10 the MAnager.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

We are Informed that the remains Of
Mrs. JNo. NJ. BASS, who died recently in ST.
Louis, will arrive here on the Louisville
and Nashville train this evening.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

Fora wonder, we have had several dry
days in succession, making glad the
hearts of house keepers. Dampness is
fast disappearing.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19

The Buffalo Commercial says that the
Copperhead Journals of New York may
we'll stand aghast at the horrid results Of
their reasonable teachings. We would
much rather see them hung IN brsathless
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19
LOST.

I'M THURSDAY EVRNINa July i6h, on ne
~ Public Slusre, a suan square Leathtr Pocket
Book, containing q so gro snuack, aud some email
bills am0uuuus IN sh 10 ab"u,sla, Italso couta az.
Cd . Ph.togcaph OF young lad, vito her lAne on
A. The hnisf VII 10 ubsTauy r,Wardsd ~ lsaving
q az the Uuion Vmoo.
J. ". JONES, isth Moh.
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL
DIxON'S
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THE sovEREgv RrMRnr ron
Dysentory, Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbus,
a,a Qumwor Conulafotu

AAN hNN NnANf - ~
Dysentery, Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbus,
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Tho immense sales testify to the merits Of this
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The numerous daily reports Of Astonishing lsurss
attest is value.
Il has advantages over any other remedy, at onos
curing the disease and lnPsrtins tone and strength
70 the system.
1sssfo an harmless to the infant, and powerful In
the adul, case.
To the soldier, especially, II Ia Invaluable, being
appropriately termed by them, 10 m ny certificates,
"THE SOLDIERS FHIEND."
Mothers ind II superior to any soothing syrup for
children t%sething, freed from the injurious oneos Of
~ aroottoa, gives rest to the sune-e by re-.
moving the disoase. Sold by respectable J oalen every
where.
PRICE, e6 oRNTS A BOTTLE.
Prepared only by
WIN. f. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
julyl2--on.
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We are indebted to Mr.. Mather, AID
ans Express Messenger, for files OF Lou
~i~ville, Cincinnati and New York papers
furnished us last night. He will accept
our thanks.
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SrRAYRn.

EROM MY B~E,lOENCE ON CEDAR STREET.
it near the rroat o gork, On Thu uday,
the 10th iust, a speokied 0hAI MAhE, jim
about is years Old, with a sore.baek, andLClA.
one eye ANY Person r%eturuing her 10 mo, NJ gGf <
such Information that can got her, viii De libsaAly
rewarded JAMS Ryan.
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A rebel paper says that the infamous
young BrownlOw, son of the infamous
old Brownlow, is always Matching mis-
chiei' IL isn't SO. Brownlow's sun
"peyer sets.p
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Refugees are coming in almost daily
from East Tennossoe. We learn that
some thirty odd arrived on Thursday
evening.