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ARebel Defeat


The discussion last night at Union
Hall, between BELL aad W1ScHEsTEH,
wae the richest affair Of the season. New
er was ii seceshcr more completely whip
ped out, used up, and sQbhled, bodily,
than was the candidate of the Tories; in
discussion with Mr.. BELL, yesterday eve.
ming.
We supposed, of course, that the man
seected By great party as their candi-
date for the first office in the county,
would be found to have some little abik-
II to defend the cause in which hr is en-
gagged; but we have been mistaken. as
last nights experience abundantly
proves. We would slike-to give a detail
I'D account of the affair, did time and
space permit but at prcscU We eau only
assure our readers that # it was an over
whclming defeat 10 tho robels, who were
routed, horse, foot and dyayson, "-~tlIcir
- champion was literally iayed aiiye-eeen
his backcrS-thosc who had been train
ing him for the fght-acknowledgcd
that he was o used UP man. There has
not been anything in Council Bluffs TO
equal theentertaihmen iaft night, since
thrtlal> Of Fetter's glory,
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save state, at the request of an init

9-We state, at the request of an init
mate friend Of Mr.. FErrER' that he tFet-
sef,) positively declines to accept 4 po-
sition on the Copperhead ticket as candi-
date for State Senator. Says if he was
regularly nominated by the Democratic
Party; he would not object to running :;
but that he has no ,:%mpathy OF fellow
ship with the peaeetshriekersr led by
Babbitt, and docs not desire his name to-
be mentioned in connection with men
who refuse to support the regular Demo
cratic nominees of the Statc-wants it
distinctly understood he don't run with
their machine" Good for Fettcr.
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E'acts for Tax-Paye1'a.

L. Grand Bvington must look after
the Burlington A5.ets; either that journal
intends to slaughter the nominees Of
the iowa Democracy or irs columns are
controlled by some one who displays in
eXcusuble rccklc-SnesS III play ny with
edge tools. In recent lugubrious ed
it0rial the Ar9ps p aFts thatE"for every
mar, woman and child in the state,
twelve dollars Year must be pad IL the
Administration at Washington. besides
the regular county and State taxes for
hone government. Inasr1uch as every
man. ,~nman and child in thu state
knows that c,Ary dollar of this taxation
results solely from the rebellion inau4u-
rated 10y such sterling Democrats a. JEFF
Davis. Flo4I. Cobb, Brcckinridgr,
Thompson Wipf,H and others: con!,Ad
ut by Democratic administration, slh
directly enrOura e"d by the Democratic
patty, the trf,s deserves a severe rep
limand for calling attention TO such
unpleasant facts. Reasons for tho utter
rHpuI;atiQn Of the Iowa tOEPrrhead
Democracy hy the penl pie are abundant
enough with die accumulation Of others
bv bernnuratinc organs Twelve dollars
Il year taxes for every man, woman and
.child in Iowa" Not a dollar Of which
would have IT, lbs paid, oF tto at all needed
had the Democratic party ftII1li>hPd.l"y;,l
II On as members of Congress anal meIn-
beers of the Cabinet instead ot ku.'9ry
What fax pay er will vote to sustain the
paYty that has ncccssit4tcl this vast tax
afiCai9
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NJ ~ ebeF Williams & FiteI

Weber Williams & Fiteli.-Thisw well
known house, one 81 the largest if not
the largest in the Northwest. are pre-
pared for the fAll trade with more than
,leir usual well known facilities. Their
atoek has been larpelyiucrensed With an
unusually web selected and choice assort-
n'ent 81 {. lfa 4 CAPS Fpret Umbrella,
Robes, etc, etc. This firm is too long
established and known to need eornmen-
elation and we ,im ply make these re-
marks TO assure country merchants that
whatever they. may be purchasing in
this line cannot be bought to better adj
vantage than of the above firm. either in
quality, price or quantity. -CHscago
Tt{ntr.
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General Isoscorans ON shaver,

General 11oseorans ON Slavery.
The following aEtFact from letter writ
TEN by Major Gen. William s Roseerans.
detailing his opinions on the slavery
question. which his actual experiences in
the field has forced him to adopt, is pub
lr,hed in the Pfhladelphia =7otcse. 1t
should be remembered that Gen, Rose
Grams was prior to the war, an unvarying
Democrat, wiring from, 4urfreeS-
.boro, he says.
/ am glad to sec the splendid stand
you have taken against slavery, with all
It's horrors, barbaritjr> and shocking i'm
moralitieS. Slageryi> dead. and nothing
can re>uScitate it, ? Do understand this
fully you should pay us "a visit. =
+ Slavery is doomed, and those who
new uphold itHeill soon I've held up to
public odiuln and execration. Nostatcs-
man will vindieatss 1T, no friend OF hui
man progress will stretch forth hand to
break its fall r
;, Almighty God has certainly ordained
the destruction Of slavery ii this country
where it has been more offensive and
immoral than in others , Il -
", :. ROSErRtxs,
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W" i VEN' ~ p IVI|'
Specials say that Whites. guerriIas,
about 300 strong are reported near Pur-
rellsville, Lo,tdot ecafHtv. Mosby's
forces are scattered since the wolnding Of
their commander. Two days since raid
was made ny the rebels upon one brigade
Of the 9th army corps; they dlshcd
into camp. fired into the tents Of Gen.
Bartlett, and carried off the Brigade flag.
1t is said the General had his headquarters
too far from the camps of his troops.
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Cllarleston,sSent. Con. m.

The boInbardmcnt of Wagner and
Gregg has been incessant for the last 81
hours. The noise of tic caunonatle is
tremendous ~: ~.'..- ~
Last night the enemy landed near
Cummings Point in barges and assault
ed battery Gregg Tho assault was re-
pulsed-ao paGt lars.ra, ..-,,r,-.-,.a,a,sss~.s
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! Administrators Netfes

81 CE4s he hyEtvegt thai tie IN ssgp t1se
harm apfaltns! Afml,t-sfairtt a the e>t.tA q
'le,.rse L. :4sst4 Ikfe III s4'a as"tt Fs.*4'A fft
pfers.u~ ."wnig hemsetvss tsaiwt sts.s .4'H atF
Mi mi" rward and n4g -tAs EeaHe mr. I4Lei, ;
snfaB prs hSutpns iee IL Claims against est esGa
ri rh-anyehs srap sri ht efSe Siths f5r Set
Or c,.t ttgaIty saeatisEte 49, >ss4 If - aTta
MARGARET ]. rErD
AdHs u - raff;3 II .ai Elite. &"
C.;Jnci' B'nr, SEPT 10 h 'Hf3.
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v Washington, Sept 8.

il Washington, Sept 8.
! The life interest ofzeSenteen different
persons to sunday parsels Of Gropnd con
ssemned under the confaes4tion act, was
sold TO-DAY. The attendant was large
Provost Nar$hci Tollt, gave notice that
t15t nil;tayy Rntheripes had taken pos
session Of eight houses and would retain
;isae1r rrst:t ire" <!t"u'a see Ir"i,er to SIR
~ B. - -..,.:.l-,,~ ttfAeifas~af. were
~. ne i. ding. Ln=s aisk.' ms
" :y......i.- ;..e cite >.-.t .TSn QI&;tr
4o fifth Of fb"jr aHlull value.
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seksaae l,A,a ~ .gl,]

DEws, the nominee Of the Tories for Sen.
ator, has declined to run, and that, Fer
RIA has been placed upon the. ticket in
his steafl u sfIars the nakas ofrthal Union
candidate we hope the rum Id 81 MAJ prove "a
false, for we regard FErrEs Is, just nov.
the strongest man thu Cops have In IRE
District, except, it may be BanurTT.
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Leavefiworth,, Sent

~. Leavefiworth,, Sept. 7. i
=. Mnjor. Anthony was arrested this after.
noon by All officer belonging toGen, EW-
ing's Provost Guard, and taken to Kansas
City under military escort. Considerable
excitement EXITS In consequence. $.}'1
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disease. c,il s,tiias ans"tinrr ~ the key, aud OH
$trntts ifk safiral fnffrtIo4is. Ttse II nit feiAted
upon karasssITss AID tile lrHaandiag ofFS ia
lucng general aggearatog, NJ TTnlg. anal disease
While In this condition, nppresi Gy tbs aenis
kka yer eilS! and & hvw directly they ftsa5Fe tha
ataTat asth Of the system, AID with il tae bsHtya2b
feeling Ut health agan. Whist is true and aIiaarnt In
this trivial and cmrias eataaht Is Ah6 ttat ID any
df the ds Cd anal dangerous bsteulperas The
prsatlrr uet exieks tt'Hs. Cassl by sailu olHtrRe
tIts and arrangements 1T thu natural faHctEns # the
hof. they riaiy, an@mTayssf them surely, cured
by the upss. SVi' wE know the vifuas Of these
Pills. VIA nrlect 10 esnpoy them EheR Suffering frone
the dt%sttess ahsy eafrA i&Ht t&.aF @s16' f'''+@
sts.vpl fr3a eqdiwg phYsiiFNs IN sqsaat es tho
Hi lets yit,s ND EAA 4.lssf s4i kaE*n pAlil pr
AJnSt+ > 7FF'''7@5 I-1f "S-'S .
From Fatesr1fing Merchant s. LOsss, FIJI. ], ls5d
De-, AY@R Your Pills are the paragon az alt that Is
great In insdicis. They la4st tur.sE little attEr
ef ulesFms ssrs aon hr haa4 and fet that lsA psss ID
ibcRrtl" Er wears. Her mfhsr has bcea long gieg
a,,siy ALL tai sR Matches ai inps IA her akin and
Ia heF hair. aFssF our child @hs red! ss ALSO tfs
yoGr Pix, ata4 tssS hare sufral iarE. Ill.
r+t 3F'TE# * @#kts HfEERTHNIE
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a " II uSC
TIC
y ID TER. 6 =. !. B.
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ii Ayx yea SICK. a&stslr ] #aii
coulplainislgs asa sea uMt 81
order, with your sysleEn siss-
ranged, and Jour feelings an
eaaafarsalisf I'hesss srtnp-
TOMS aFv ofta,a the pre.nde &.
serious Illness. Some iii Of
si,kp~ss In ereel,ilE.s. atssss is4als
and shsststd La AAertrsf Eiy a
ftn,rls ilse " tile right rslal-
sdy. ,Faae Ayes ! f'lg~. and
slsahse asat the daiz9e,lsExrl hsG-
MFRS - purify the isle0ti. atai
let the Haiais sla,ve On utit'b.
stEneseat In hsHiGil ascztgs
Il,ey sliinaista fle lHne:fbaI4
Of tlls bodS IND vigorous a..
tiFifx, purify the SYSTEM from
q. - q a.
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| AFTER UtM.-Ex-SssElter,s and actual
! Buttrrnut. George i. Pugh, the fright
bower Of the FqtERFlighluq patriots Ein
! Ohio is in a sad rli43:t, r. has received
q challenge To 4naFFal, OF immortal CONF
! bat. Worse than chat, it i from one OF!
! that race which Inns m rights which d
whit" 1na+e, - particularly Il Bntternut, lis
hDtu1 ~ respect, >. I"orgt., Captain or
Colonel took occr~ion in recent speech
TO assert that areglfaent of psnaocratS
could |iut to flight ~ The c"loFed troops
in our army To this SANDER one ,Jetfrr-
son Y. Toombs, objects. lie says. his
niaSl.,r was m African woman and that
his fathsF was white man OF one II the
first fal,tiIies dfsife SaHf lg3 tIIe &IYs he Is
OF shorter stature, Of less weight. and is,
iii older man than George, the able
and rIifvalrous. Notwithstanding these
disadvantages ia proposes t0 test tjeofee
c,uraro-t., have il determined GAGE for
all whether George totl the truth. He
thercf1re of;'yS to agf1t the Butternut:7
I'm any Gaapner, with ang wsapaass aud
at any time the latter may choose..s, We
arc NOT tHid whether. Or not tonrs" an-
cents this challenge. But we sdhnst'sea'
how he is to avoid i. He las been sol
der. He is Buttefndt:" ffe boasts OF
his nrowess, and proposes whipping Fnlg-
gers" ansi puttim4 ANY number ct them
to fiigh, How Gin lie aro'"; This test -
H. can't object htcattse his challenger IS
a niger" ,rhat i~ the very class n"
l.0ol.).~s. L. " h-p- - }Fis*h r :. de ii az
:,,....* l.. ], -!.-~!-uss ~, ss.=
Ii. a,..... - ,....;... ~ T. aead =. b
l., n4rt. q. 49,. >t,.,>:, Your
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4 correspondent Of the St, Louis Repub-
liran. writing from Haiues Bluff, says on
the night Of the 18th ult., party OF
tlirtv-eight negro soldiers murdered nine
pcaceable citizens in cold blood. The
correspondent merely states ~ the tacs'
withzbutfcN FSaEsieaalass, Laid ~aees-Anor
assi,rn any cause for tho decd.
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The attention sof our readers il
particularly callea4o the advertisement
Of WA PoyD & %, formerly Firth,
pohd &sCa.5 at Sbl 5EI Bsoadaryt Who
have baaa1sD long and 30 favoably known
as the leading MuSic-house IN the 'coun-
try, 90
Persons in want Of new or secondhand
Pianos, ! lode j -. Guita.rrs,. Bapjo~,
Drums, Band Instruments, any piece OF
sheet-Nusic, or any Musical Work, are
reconhn6ended to write to them, and they
will be honorably dealt with. s<.-s
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sssne~zfsssst. Haul, Sent O. ~

In recent fight between Salmon River
miners and the Indians near the place
where Sibley's battles were fought, the
Indians, had thirty: killed. TIE Soak
had been driven back to ti.is side Of the
river by unfriendty indians ''Standne
Ruftal", a. chief, represents that sseKep
chiefs ar. DESTROYS of making peace. and
are willing to give zap those who com,
mitted the murders Last Spring. II
this can be aatx,rIagalisl1ed I'VE may srest&osa
ably look iar speedy settlement OF
Indian t,nsIhtes. F0aar companies Of
Mountain Rangers sent bv S;bleT down
James river after the Indians, returned
r.. T:J.1,. - or 1~haYz4na o5,,
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sal sssl - ~ - Hspazl

/ u *fsftssslssl saBaaa. ~ ~
u tga aaa tiisssss III sasaas ii ii no IS
nv e %. - 81 Sd EEs,sEy - O.
NH NH s u = u FEE q = e
atjaa maAla perm $500 asE1aaa 90 d 81
GslRS, per bnohef. 4: 49, sc @ no /
s Fla ia t we asassa sas saiifEat
= n - bsisaras aftGigsafs Aii - 90 %
as y, y, - = u .lHe2rsa sfs.asia. II
aAalas psriia Z l,.ssas4tt isss.sst esd essy
isgg gst Pr s1sa5s Is.az lftt ~
sos, pssrs sssssa 4ys i4ssxatetst .nj1fa II
tIssB 10 a Ra.As Per. aA..s did ii stsssft II %
s eess n p ~ Pc 'ss,s1 H. s
CURES ssr u i ls.,t. ts III
ns.s II asr sai.,* sisse !: Y = y
.ssis.slsuM, psT s s <ss1ansatt Wy dc,
skfR per .iess4s Il. l4ssf IIata sslss Ias,
o iSsS B sgs ,,s.hs,, Ia E~e4 ssesf
WHfsk rxpSs aaaaSh. tsa,zsseslt tws4s al ID
.LuxnsR sss., asHfs Yer y NJ atiaSs Q 7 y
WOOD, per card sod ssaE
huY rtera "a Pine pct tusaHa m 7et.3fsf@ sTHi
i ia s " S:st ii i,atftA
'sTAa & INDEEs sSerIb ,sta437s sI3 tgtast Is II
IALLaNl pLEsf ssFslb,sG s7a:satusT.s,f a.
soi.D tperesns prethiusa.. zssa a*@st .tFadA IL
s1aEFa RI te1,sss, ~ - sss. ~ e 81 IS s,
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Cincinnati Sent. O

CINCINNATI, Sept, ..
Critteudens division Of Roserrans' army
took possession Of Chattanooga to-day.
The enemy evacuated yesterday and ar"
rctFeating south.
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Fort KldEeII N an tNnaF@ I"E t'Il
ion, bsFpa tslalqsg 4 SpssSipl e . i
\ auE-.-Nfarls-..-ESair

The transport City Of Baltinore, from
Charleston " f 4 rssporss tts .at:iss ,pf
Wagner an4 siniter yet going on the
iornclads apd land batteries bombardinS
Wagner, ~Iii1k had not repl4ol Tor two
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Ayers !" Cherry Pectoral,

.,14 goa EHt @t4RiR CINE e.:
Coughs, Colds, EnaHcnza, JI9aEfsncss,
Group, Bremt u fits, fist piC Ast Con-
aHHf pGt0Ess a1ssa for the ketiGT
Of s0usRRApfiye Fstienas
tA rdvamrrd Stages
OF GfHe@ Disease
This is rcssnay HHissisaiy kueR ta sHsrasa Hrx
other FOR the cure IL it At end lang ccaiu,s, lat ID
is t here th Ph5fir lir. flecs VI liz VIRTUES ltS
nnriraiied excies 4 ,igeIs and colds AID iss truly
wonderful cures u rnnsnthry disease, hayr ntade ii
kitu~u thnpEhs I,e crilizd stations Vi The cath.
FeM the communities or rsri tariS aHnns th, oil
who have mot sonf l~rfs,aI irNt pts af IT. ecss
some living trppy in tis.lr Ert IT its yic4as tiq
subtle aud dangerous SisiHtf. ~ tlr tifsat and lungs.
AZ all know tit@ 5ltsufi Atalit II fi saiasts, Nl
they kn"w, Inc, ,v effects this IsnFty. ell npl
do THAN Ia t,rn that has u, MI the viz.
tues that II 'A han" wln NAL irE HE cfF With have
won stfQhGty uls', thu conlas ss"tsff i''Hukinf
Prepared by Ds. J. g, AVER l. CO., Lowell, naas.
= fse, ,sIs. 9. ceepsll Hh'Fs. nsrn@.-s rs
2 y. W Ggtnets *@fg*"st l 1928 - .''''.'
]. x. Isf a l;".. Omaha n. D. s.@ss G5..If.
A. HeGferf EFbTa In city r ~
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We make it i loint &c itHprt the Yety besI EiOLLH
HTRtSt;S hti are made IN Eurnpa 70 suhh'E the Sol"
aud Orchestral Piayern -ident in New York anil
other large citle., very lAapy ~ aA"R fuy their
strings hf
Music Dealers ana n3her juhbers, who desire 10 nb
ttiG the very heS Holm Strings that come 10 this
country, tnNit i To eeui Their ORDER ~ as =.
Rc,teH III supe, l"r Strings t'r Solo Players, we
have large EItAt "f lLJWe Priced SLFnIS tor
n'diBafy piA' eF~, .,i. .....
sA II superur Violin stri"gr seat BY m"lI IN e
Eceipf Is cert>, AMI set Of q iSr SriBss To- Onc
DSriar. .s- .'5.. J. ..,5 g..
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In regard to tbs occupation Of hnoX-
Vile bv Burnside, the Wing says if it is
true the natura! presumption would be
that the Withdrawal Of our. troops was
strategy. and it would Lot BIC tais to pass
Judgment ui,on it Ertora We know what
will be the result. Ne need not say that
the permapcnt occupation OF Knoxville
by the enemy woul'l, be heavy blow to
Us, and we can not believe that it is in
tended to allow this. Further mtcili-
grnce from that point and Chattanooga
is awaited with much anxiety.
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, NEW !, MUSIC,

TEST received, i fsxBress, j. the I sl$ttH ~
y rOSr or. ICE 81 Or STORE.
Arri lsli Is63;
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~
sftaEah gas America and arc tat aatffE 70 II
Our fJc1 fts fnt hung every thing IN tbiS paftic
utar dcbIr} Eaent asR HHFf0Eifed ' a+'''s''' -
Eve pteee-D Nus" punt,sh In the Uricd States
f3r s4l~ At Wholesale ABf rel all. 4yu CONSTANT eE
chalasr< Il IL tha pc ri pm A hFrs 4 n c1u there
fare srgppls ATTY FuTei M4sie aesrral' ~ it-:.
S1cvAt e.siI,H Civ tu The ali,nE OF rdeFs ~
ijl, II, eS Operas. GA II s. Chaf Music Eroksr Or
so Stra Paris. etr' Pt' ;" .''
Z Mtsig F4taRed 10 urer for any nEl Fusnt OF Uu-
ber 1T hstrTn meats, .:i .. 49,. 49,.
Musrc BY aAf1. --"u<tc Is sent by nrati the ex-
ptr.+e bepg Tef P"Fs"ns.at q III stance
wilt d the Nryauee savtsre time ami txprttse
III obi sfn.ag suppFes Bts,ks cab ais a. The
raIs If olle eIL ige6 ounce III 4. .se~ = ..s
liz ,ides The AtIire, aEavc peAtIopeds we keep on
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Atlanta. Sept.

A special u tAe ConftderacY- say, Col.
MorFis"re -hf tlasAlst- Georges esSalry- Fe4
ported h. enemy at Diamond Gap on the
niEht ut the ID inst. Our loss was two
wounded. thsfeHeuIy's loss is nos known.
The brigade fell back south Of the Ten
neSsec river.
The enemy SHIELDED London on the I'd
and kille two women.
The bridge was burned to prevent the
enemy crossing.
Gen. Brown issued proclamation call
ing upon the State reserves to hold them
Sclvos In Ssadhless to- alarch 40 a4 aid
meak's SssaFr mr. ~ H# E#S Z
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- = Wasllittgt..f1 D. G., gtl :fehE. IS5es 4 y
Sin: have u$+t sytr llis my s4,rua aud ospital
pfctict kie yea sAe them, aud cannot hesitate TO
say tavs ale lse tsl sattart Wa rFdUy, Their segu-
ling actiOn te FLYER is quj,k and decided conse
qgrgty tA"y admirable REMEDY for deEnu crents
of flat urEan l4seed, hsws srFsanl found Il case Of
tianS 0i&ass stinaia that IL lid rcaaly yield to
t4cnl- frattytIaliy yoats, A4UAEJ BALL, VI. b.
sFrf*E i rffSa IL M. sHfy3ge III
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-09-12

Efont IN. j, u. Gfstst % Larogs,:
boil thr III estt"Ia ii ate tst apsents have
fHrE. Their strTliiyr eject uIon The Fer ItRss
tht hn eNsTirt Remedy, "lIe, given in small dsts
bIous hytt4tt ~ fHis dt4FrHt. aui4 hu4arcsHting
IikeS tte'in ySEy nccepta Ie UI touselGt If te us
al WIIlteA nrI IAiil,IEen. -. - -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-09-12
Al = FAMILY phy 4 ,l.. ="

BilisU& Disorders - Liver Complaints
PrsA Or. Thspder. Bill, # sss snss. O ~. IL:
Mt only are your Pills mlprails sRtrdto th4ie tsr
aehh ap,Ffnt Int pl tirir l,enrntai etttr mon
the Liver veiy marked indeed TItet have III my Irac.
ec prov'4! l"Fe eeet4sl ksr ala Ut hitass
H&ats than amy rgilaetY car neJttiuus sincerely
rjucs sitat "c base IT len I'll pHrtfive which Is WoF
thy tue conhdeifeU Ut Iiae atGtssEpa Aald tt getls
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-09-12
Dyspepsia, r,neprtty OF sr,e Mood.

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DR., ArkB: have a$ef your Pills with extraordinary
sHc9a p W. tsiiy Ra anmg those callod 10 whit
In tsift@s 10 'sgpi4k' the organs II 5dlgeStign and
purify tte bi'p f"; atr the very st reBts'ls htve
ever kpo%ns as4 i"nty FeeotnnieH tlit4H 10
my fri, Mds. =: s..-... rYOns, j. " liMLS.@
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4itr nHa fn titch eNtatlent lHr ai'r c1elise de
SYSTEM HqJ rsTgs :.s f-tseftsss y ~ ""od
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-29

a large and comnodious depot so essen
TALLY necessary to the vast and increasing
trade of our thriving city. b. this means
We forever preclude the possibility Of hav-
ing TO contend with rival towns, that
while they can deter but little the contin-
ued prosperity Of Saint Cloud, may at least
he a source Of annoyance in nure ways
than one; and, aside from this, a bridge
will prevent all those Inconvenience aris-
ing rom ice, high or Low water, or the
opening or closing Of navigation.
1t would require the credit of the city
and county to build the bridsc-would
perhaps require the issuing Of bonds, but
the tax required 70 pay the interest on
said bonds would be light, compared to the
benefits arising from scheme and IN fact
the tolls collected would, ia Il short time
liquidate a great part, if let all, the in
terest aacruing thereon.
We make these suggestions hoping the
citizens Of Stearns County will waAe up
to sense Of their duty, and urge upon
our Representatives in the next Legisla-
ture, the necessity of sccur ng for the
County the privilege Of issuing bonds, and
Ievy'nga tax for this purpose. What say
you, fellow citozcns
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-29
COLONEL 1lILLER'S ADDRESS,

The Mass Meeting held in Brokers'
Hall on Saturday evening Path inst, for
the purpose Of hearing an address from
Colonel Stephen Miller was in every re-
Yect perfect success. The Hall was fill
ed with an unusually large and attentive
audience, and the speech had the true
ring Of patriot soldier and statesman.
The speaker began his discourse by
briay stating his position With reference to
the acts Of the Administration, and his
own ideas regarding the treatment Of those
tribes of Indians who lately desolated our
frontier and spread terror throughout our
State, boldly asserting that the only meth
cd Of Kidding ourselves Of the danger Of
their frequent visitation, was speedy war
Of determination
He then again reverted to the acts Of
President Lincoln. aud deprecatiug some,
showed conclusively that the majority Of
his acts were in strict ooufo, nifty with the
Constitution and were justified BY the sur
roundin. circumstances.