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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-10

EHmenss u Tie seuss6 Of Mhtoh he rod
sxtrsuss from ssEESp4sss InptseiAs Cal
tsllJ sssahliskiag - fsst hSx tka
81 he NsxsA Aasiessd "a,
and ~ bring % The wass nod ssss sAsy
he -ars-s4ssss d he South, wsrs
rsseeasibas Ton al 10 zaissEy, los az
property, paAlis asbs, ssaeoss saxafisa
ana sasssasss loss u life ossa4ioasi by
Il, and eoaslnosd has rsssaxka by sssest-
iag chs psopIsI - lasy lsvsa IbsFtys
prosperity and psAse, DO Join thu Dsme-
srsais party IN passiag sewa sso-assieaism
and Abalisisnisna.
Ball shen sot p asa a~saszapsed V on
swse WinsAssssras arsuaasass end 10 de-
ssssy the sysassse Of HsapeF, which had
bssn hsoaghs Againss him and bis party,
By tAss cid JoAa Rrswa dodgshs pro
claimed Haipsz ssazys and a. . saaetsE Of
sssssse u Hsipss was srasy whsa be wfoss
Ais 'ssIapssaisg Crisis and therefore
sos rssponaibls for ia e-sas<ass, szwAxs.
G-sxzzxr, and NE afsy sissa RsssblisAa
Congrssssasn who ssdsEssd sAe ssasa-
aasass Ia tho bsak, In order % gss rid ef
tina responsibility OF shas sns, aaass also
psa In q plea sf isaa<y. TINS haaansa 81
Bell's spsess wss maae up sfs large
amsans ag ssand aaa fury, meaning moth
iAg. de sonaIuaed hy ssying thai he
was Goa Wag 20 shs kaaHa, and the katie
10 che hiis. We saoaght IL be really wAs
aa mnch Of Q war mar - be asserted be
Was, taas aagisg shs two and hall ysAss
whssh che Prsaiasas has hssa eaaling for
volansssrs, NJ aasgas ehave gsvsu sssas'
proog Of his aaHssriss b. ,saiisting and.
going down Scala . aghs rsesls- Bell
,s d Of sAoes asAsing aAsa sAe sghss
best at homs.
RsmswAxasN err no sg mAsS.
We notice that the Democracy Of Hss~
risOa county hare b. . anaaimioss voses
nominated Wa. II. HGA, of Aagaalia
for she sakee Ut Tssasasss and Reoordas.
besides being wsh quaiiiaed 10 Gid the
oakes, ME, HrII j. shs psrson In wAoEa the
DsaOsraey vinsaasse shs H~aaissss of
chs lss, and THAR ~adhsrsaes % the ooas
ssitusian by coadszaniua his Illegal arr
rest and oonaasaaens 10 ri. La Fayssss,
by ordss Il Sssssssrg sswasa, maas In
vislasicn Of aas Casssisasioa Of chs
Unissd States which b. had taken . SOD
ssnn cath q sappors.
III the DszmscFasy sf Harsisaa eoanty
ars ssas 10 sss Uniea, - che Oeassisu-
taon and 10 s~lssaselses, they will voss
vishsas . dsssassng ballot for Wa. q.
aaa nEsAPpoTNTgD. q q
w uAdsssaAaa shas the persons an
ssunesd In the Bs.gss % address the peo-
pla as tas ssxsral Osaasy Ssass Of sAss
Dassrsos, have fssasa 70 nasst the aypoiss-
assass. ssd sAs psople hays been grsasiy
als&ppoinssds
We do aa& kasw whaFs the blaaas hss,
Ali ore knew aAsss shs Haassss b, THAI
sAs fiss was cent 70 - b he State Exsss
asiss oosaseitsss. for ~pabllosaiaas bat "
Do nos ksSw wAsshaz kAs Spssssas an
asanssd ~ speakers azsa been s~aasalssd
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-10

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slssasd4 Hsua On. 10 lRssshtisss kspe-
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son n - Un5keT0a63u. su6tdpstsa ID
"a
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ano r-slieSous ssns shail ssss b. rsosired
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AZ ~ ffo.skslntssa woufa asknEaiaA i rail-.
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wsaid nnka q manAs ssligfoa . dls.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-10

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-04

might - veil have thrown out tish
heck and line, aud tried to stop b,
catching tho hook 10 : tree; for, run
nlug - wa, and so near the switch, I
feather laid on the wheels would have
stopped ~ Just IS soon a. the brakes.
] gave up all. ! did not think Tor mo.
ment Of the painful death SO close 10 me
| thought only Of the load behind me.
thought Of their sweet faces, which
had SO lately smiled on me. now 10 be
distorted with agony, or pale 10 death.
| though OF thor little limbs, 90 iull OF
animatlon, now to be crushed, and man.
gled, dabbled in gore. ! thought Of The
anxious parents watching to welcome
their smiling, romplng dal llngs home
again; doomed though Ia cares only q
mangled, crushed ard shtfened co-pse
or else 10 sec the fair promises Of their
young lives blasted forever, and to watch
their darl'ngs through a crippled life.
Twas too horrible. stood with sufl
end limbs and eyeballs almost bursting
IRON their sockets, frozen with terror.
and ttar,ed ttonlly and tixcdly, as We
rushed on--when man, gifted, II seem
cd, wnli snperhuman strength and NC
us'ty. dsrted across the track richt in
front Of the train, turned the switch.
nd we were saved. could take those
little ones home in safety l never run
Al engine over that road afterwards.
The whole thing tran.pired in mo.
nent but dozen snca moments were
orse than death. and would furnish ter
or and agony enough for lifetime. -
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Or 'r,uhdsY Use Dr. linid'- Celebrated
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The asst ingent wash Ia also rhu best remedy in
tho world Tor Iank.r Had Hiea n, Bleedias Gums
Sore Mouth, et,. II has cured hundreds
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10 YOU w,ah n conf lee set of Dental Rene
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FIR ssle "a. all tho best stor>s throughout tn.
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NEW YORK.
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otTtH
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on
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The er tica and a. public are right in predict
ng thu. ihis will "a pas, In sraPhic narrative
exciting interest. aad extensive popularity, nj
bther hisior.s al tho Yer ior tho Union. liz
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and hair breadth o-cal-s 4 our soliiois aud sn,i
"fs, and ITS incidents viii tofm III. theme Of
rohfersatton AZ inuumofnbo hreside1 i'r years IL
some. IL viii contain, ~ nj, uuon to its stirring
dot,i's tic philosophical mn lysis Of tho tanset
~ tnV war, by John i0fhr = h9tiey, LID
Author oi The iIac Of the ,utcb kal uh,c, >
nto.' 'he daics Of ~ the iWport sni esrnts from
the John bro" N raid. aud aecu. ate and revised
account OF the principal bsttlos. >itb Saoatste
'nHmviags
"ns mud % the rrocsods OF al 50 Inscriptions
sent 70 M wiz DO siren Cor tho roliei diaabioa
soldiers. al All ptfs0ns VINO wish "a &, Nv 81 thr
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~ private, % bcrsun IN airy section oi the eaun
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VI IL.
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Agents will be furnished with subscr ption pro
, poc'ur, on APPLICATION {, q sp ,blishors.
~ a liberal commissiot ri on to sol iiors de-
ar.n { 10 act AS agents IN tnkioe subscriptions.
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THE UNlvER SAL CLOTHES WRINGER.
1T SAVES
lime, Labor, Clothes and Money.

1t will wear for years without repair.
No sefv ,bi Gu 4 brcak IL.
child eight years old can operate it,
No Qua ion sr skill r.qu red 10 its use
Every Wringer with Cog-Mh,e's u WAR
KANfED in every . rIicular.
The CDiversal Wr,pgef took the Flnsr ratMl-
IN Silver Medal ana Dipous, AZ tho W
iok state Fair, 1852 IL was PRONOUNCED srra-
kioh 10 ALL oThkks IN he WORLDS FAIR at Lon
don, 1867. aud has always trkcn the First Pr
MUM M evey Stale md County Fsir when *
hibited Ia lair conn etition With other mach ine.
orders Tor machines for tiai may bs lrf, nj
JrFfEris' Sure, corner of Fourth and Ufady
streets. Dave port. WM A, NOUhSr.
jan 2g-iaw2is3w Ayen,
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Larger spsss charged ct the rate OF $50 Q
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For n half square, two-thiris Of th abov
rates;
business Cards not to exceed lines, SO % pc
annum;
Foresch chsagesn additional oh argo Of 25cent
per square will be made.
large .ats charged double the same dirensis,
Of type.
Yearly advertising contracts will b understooc
TO apply strictly to the Immediate business Of ths
advertiser and oil other advertisements sent BY
the aivernser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruG T.
ton, will be inserted until forbid, and charged
cordnxy.
iito.ixl notices charged for at the rate Of 10
cents per line, or eght words, and special notice
~ 10 cents per line, or 50 cont. line per week.
All notices tor religious and benevolent put-
poses Of aay kind whatsoever, Of ordinary length
except single announce Denu of marriages al,
deatss.charged rs cents per insertion.
Advertisements from abroad must DO paid 10,
sSVarsaAy IN adeaa.ee, unless from approved
Agents.
Contracts for yearly advertising tsrminble a,
the zion Of advertisers, they paying an advance
mont Of Is per ceat. on the contr act price.
Advertisements inserted ne It to reading matter
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on lst or I'd pages, Is per cont advance regular
rates.
All transient advertisements must be paid for u
advance.
Advertisements inserted in weekly On ressona.
BILE terms.
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EQulrAbLE.-The Equitable--Th, Equita-
BILE Life Equitable Life Assursncc-1he kqai-
tale Liio Assurance Society OF tho Cnitcd
States.
oFFlCE.-0flice on Brsly strcet--on Brady
street, below the Post Ofhcs-third door below
tho rost Office 81 Brady street.
WI. Ross Gov. +. Ross 4 Co. agents
" r Ross Co.. agents of The Equitable.
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he sale Of this book has never been sarslled
by ans w'rk OF the kisd. Think E two hundred
AMI hi'y thousand copies in The hands { u. man,
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pieces With motions adapted to the safiou. trades
"A very attractive feature
Price b cents. m receipt Of which copies
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The Universal clothes Wringcr
Is the ORIGINAL aEd snly Gfnuipe . nd
k,Iiib.e WtiSgpr b. foe
the People.

1T CON INES MORE STRENGTH or
flame, cspa' ity for pressure, power aud du,a
bilify than any other m ,cl in,.
Tie Universal Clothes ringer is rnsde undo,
he following Patents: Goodyear's Pntuut Tor
Vu!cLIIz,d India Ru Dber s!4 and is.3l -uofh.
INK els" c,n over DO used successfully ho In
proved Patent Cog Wheel Regulator Jan. H.
ieb.I--tt saves friction Of the Clotbe-, and pre-
vents the Kolls FROM wearing or bresking loose
The New Pateut Method for Fastening the x. LIS
10 tho shaft fsb. 4, 1862 hover gets zoos, OF
blacks the clothes Dickermans Parent ClaspinK
Framo Feb. ~, 1862 for fastening 10 the tub =
cannot " rk loos- from iis place L,mans Pat
ent Adjustable Gusge April 2. 1861 / Tor d,ncr
EN- siz ID tubs-th.ck or thn Straight slanting OF
cirsuisr.
All these Patents are Indispensable to perf q,
Wr,ngrr with them We Consider our Wr,npe,
t0MPLtrK. Therefore, in or Ter to get III that ia
teqnisi,c for good machine, the public viii be
obliged to bay
TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINarD
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1Dc1p Wanted.

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W GENT young Won an 10 do e snernI house
wo'k Apply to l. W. HAkaisON
jan Io-u r. u Bio X.
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To consul PTrvrs.

To CONSUMPTIvFS.
TIE Advcrtiser, having been restored 10 health
n a Few weeks. by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
reetion. and ,h At dread disease, Consumption
is ins,ons 10 make knowa to bis fellow. udcrers
the means oil cure.
To All who desire II, he will send cory Of the
oreschp'i n used free Of charge, with the dirc--
ions for preparing and using TITO same, WHOM
hey vii find a susE CURE COR C0ssrxrroS, tsTn-
eRoscuIrIs DC. The only object Of tho al
"a 5, 10 sending the prescription is to beLe6t
vef'is ed. and spread information which he
inc ah'e e invaluable, and ke beFcs every
eoneei'est to 'sremedy, as II will cost them
sufferer will try b. 70 q blessing.
nothing AM maJ IRE. >scliption will please I'd.
Parties wishing the W.
iress VII SOy
REV. EDWARD A. 'ausbure,
viii. Syork.
Kings County. NJ.
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Tho Daily Democrat and News.
RicHARoooN, WEST T. CO.,
PROPaiEfoRs.
.. n. RIcaARDaok, GEO. I. wss..
ESQ ,. cARpRMfg1.

We the undsrsignsd agree to the following
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION:
DALY.-ls cents per week p ~ able to csfis N.
Mail and post-oce 81 bscribers, 81 90 per .nn N
payable in advance.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-04

!. ". Al. nan Elk, ~. 40.
physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE II
u Post Office Building. Residence on Fifth
street, between brady and Perry streets, vel.
os1t. Iowa. nov V-dAwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-04

J. A. READ, n. d.,
DHYSiCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i and residence No. IS, corner Main an Thin
trsets, UAs support, Iowa. julyl @
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To Lei.


NHtkE ARE MISSING FROM THE CITY
Ensineer's oiics two boo ks. ons O. Expss d,
~ % snd the other Ut Contracts. Any pcrs n
having them IN III ir possession w,il ,ptsr gre 4
isvor by leaving ,heL, 1T the oGic OF The unde, :
s'gosd. In City Hall building.
II. HANBACK,,
"s0 S-hr CITY tnginsey.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-04

~ ~ iiiNG AL"NG." GLORY HALE
U1 LuJAu," WV. l. Ame.ica' aud A" GAY
an larry" a:e contained in tho
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DIR. J e. PARKER,

DK. J &. PARKER,
physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE
] No. franklin Block. . 'onn Dor. Brady st..
between Second and Tnirj, Dlvea,o Iowa.
Resi- ieno., corner n nth and Lie Claire sts.
deal .-aSs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-04

EXCELLENT FACILITIES ARE OFFERED
- Tor storing goods and grain at No. IS, Wes
Front street, next door e AIsord and Van Pat
ems: At very Low Eates. Enquire on tho premises.
ds2o-dtl NACkAY co.
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ak. Il 10. ". McCAKN,
D1YSICIAN AM SUhGEON. OFFICE
i in Room directly over the Post Ofi,e.
Dr. Ga. W. McaAxNs residence. east side o.
Brady. second dor from corner vi 9Th.
ian Q-iau
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-04

1Ds8 n. n. tVOss LEY,
Homeopathic Physician
OFFICE AND RESfDENC. ON WEST
~ Fifth street, next door east Of Congregation
al Church ~ don
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cHAn. Is. YurkAh. JOHN n. RO0kh &
RUsN m ROC EmS.
4 rTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
"A OsvicE, Davenport Block, No. ~, Main st.
R~oOud Fioos iur7.Atf
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10. 10 Lsts Street. lh'csgo, III.

Hides wanted nj thu, highest market pric,
several deslrae . tote If k.fs sov arriving.
se2i
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THE rIiTGG" OF AMERICAN NAN
UPAsTlRE,. From zoos TC
The Business Mans l. gal Adviser

jr, how 10 sac money by conducting businesa &C
- ding 10 law, ~ ezpnpnded by the bcsiand lat
ss. q uthprites. 400 rp., sheer. ffic,, 8.
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4 OE PUMP MAkER.-OFflCE, OPPOSITE
j. s'.a Odice, Davenport. iowa.
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CrAoow, May D. lSG3.-Numbers Of persons OF
all ages, well armed snd equipped, daily proceed TO
the Polish frontier 20 join the rovOlutiOnists.
All Polish subjects on this. well on the other
side o. the frontier, speak openly Of the events
which are occurring in Poland, and express the
greatest confidence in tive ultimate success Of the
movement.
Sacrifices are made by ell classes aud creeds for
the great cause, Of which history furnishes us iut
few examples.
The Jews in sbe Kingdom deserve particular men
ton for the pari they have taken in the Instruction
Not only have they brought into the Geld n very
consderabIe contingent but il is stated trustwor-
thy information in mODeg also they have contrib
nted at least onethird OF the expenses inonrred By
the insurgents.
The only son OF o very wealthy Jewish clothier
in Kalseh having Teen recently called upon by the
Secret COMMITTEES to Join the insurgents. WIS actu-
ally conducted to the place by hrs parents. This
young man had previously contributed 1000 rubles
toward the national fund.
Adherenis to the cause are recruited under the
very eyes Of the minions Of Russian deSpetism aud
even Prussan subjects whether residng perma
gently or temporarily In Poland, are urged TO take
part in the revolution. A refusal Ia not taken
aIniss. but If the person asked signs declaration
conseDting to Join the insurgents, letter carefully
regs.ered is forwarded to him by post, calling upon
him 10 fulfill bis engagement.
Several German tradesmon from Ostrowo, who
were a few weeks ago in Ksliscb, expressed sym
pathy for the Poles. Upon being asked whether, If
called upon they would be preparet to support the
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A Correction.
To she Editor Of II, ~. y. Tritsne.
SIR: In your issue Of March 81 your correspond
ept with Bsnkss expedition SAW.

To nc Editor Of The ~ y T,itsne
SIR: In your issue Of March u, your correspond
eDt with Bsnkss expedition says:
lover the Bayou Msntscno The only on The way en-
indarbb. pontoon bridge had been laid Friday Of
the ooloed regiments throwing up ee.s'wors 20 ptotse,
by destroying the county bridge give
regiment Opportunity Of dstnsuhiaE them 'svss
| In the sjvAnce Of the advance"
This is mistake, and a. it dooe injustice TO The
troops who were really In the advance, presume
you will gladly correct II.
The 18th Connecticut, with section Of ClswsonIs
battery Letter e, regulars, under command Of Lieut..
Bradley, and a company Of cavalry, the whole un-
der my command, started in the advance OF the
advance" early on Tuesday morning, March
10, four days in advance Of the army. We
marched very cautiously 10 the Bayou Montecino,
and, throwing two companies of skirmishers across
we held the place TIL the brdge-buiders Ia few
colored men, but more from q New-York reg imentl
could come up and build the bridge. The bridge
was built under the immediate direction OF Major
Houston Chief Of Engineers. .ihe breastworks
were thrown up by my command the negroes did
not touch ~, the work being superintended by
Lieut.. Bradley, who showed binseh = master Of
bis profession.
We Loaf one man, who was shot while on picket
duty being the first man who lect bis life by the
Gre of the enemy in tho Banks Expedition.
We remained at this point four days OoininQ the
army IA IL marched pasLl and 1 caused tho camp
the u advance Of the advance to he named Camp
Almy, in honor Of Col. Amy the State Agent Of
ConDectis1t in your city, who ia always in the adj
vance in acts Of kindness TO Connecticut troops
passing TO and returning from the wa7
Respectfully, GEo Bis5ELL
eadquoytsyi 25 R,oinent Connecticut Pounter, hlyy0
LandiSg, Ia. ApTn 20, 1868
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