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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

tB-A late letter states that VIM.
Hines and VIM. Harrison, Of the 5lst,
and Jas. Morrow, ofthe 3Oth Ohio-all
from this place-are prisoners at Belle
Island, near Richmond.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13
New PhiIadelphia Steam MiII.

new FhIIadeIphin Steam Mill.
MessrS. Williamson & Black are in.
ishing, and will put in operation in Jan.
uary, their new steam Touring mill near
the railroad depot. 1t is large, four,
story mill, and intended for the farmers
and town peoples accommodation, and
will prove great convenience.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

These able organs are at loggerheads,
and the two last claim that had the
Statesman advocated the peace policy,
we would have triumphed. The States.
man thinks the peace policy did triumph,
for majority voted for Brough on the
ground that the election of Val. would
have inaugurated war in Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13
Number of Men Wanted from
TuScaraWa Und ~ the Draft.

The following is the number of men
required from Tuscarawas county, by
sub districts, as its quota under the late
call of the President for 400, 900, as the
apportiohment made by the U. s. off,.
GERS, and furnished to US by Judge Key
ser, of the Board Of enrolment. The
townships interested must furnish their
quotas by the 9Th of January, or they
will be drafted
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

Total No. remaining in the Institution
September 9th, 1868, &C
The Institution, since the last Report, has
been quite healthy, and the inmates are as well
provided for, and made as comfortable, as they
possibly can be.
The Farm, in its improvements, cultivation
and products, will compare very favorably
with any in the County. In fact, everything
connected with the Infrmary, is in a prosper.
GUS and healthy condition at this time
HENRY M0SHER, Infirmary
SAMUEL MASTERS, Directors Of
JAMES SEWELL, Tus. Co., o.
October 80, 1868. 3w s..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13
Reed and KniscIy's Store.

The new grocery ond family store of
John B. Reed & Joseph Knisely, oppo.
site the Auditors Office, is attracting a
large share of public custom. If you
have not been in, 90 aud Gil your baskets.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

A Burglars have been active of
late in Wooster, Ohio; most of the
fine residences and hotels in that town
having been visited aud money and 9th.
er articles stolen. .-.....
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13
Estate of Jonathan Knappenberger, Decd

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been appointed and qualified
Administrator of the estate of Jonathan KNAPP.
penberger, decd. Ali those persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are request
cd to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against it will please present them
for settlement. s.....-I .a.. a
JOHN NJ. SHELTER, Adm'r.
IA on mo az o.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

Total number to be drafted. ...... 837
1t is to the interest Of every township
to fall to work and raise the number re-
quired by volunteering, by the 9Th Of
January, and thereby escape the draft.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13
IARRINDo

On the 9th inst, at the residence of the
BRIDES father, by Rev. s. McReynOlds Mr.
GEORGE A. LAHMER, and Miss CLARA,
daughter of Hon. A. Bates; all of Shanesville
Tuscarawas County, 0.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13
ANNUAL EXHIBIT

OF the Receipts and Expenditures of Tus-
" caraWas County, Ohio, from Septenber
4, 1862, to September Q, 1868; dNoi
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

@" The Savannah Republican says:
The Yankee General Neal Dow has just
gone to Richmond, en- route to be ex-
changed for Gen. John H. Morgan.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

Gg- On last Sabbath morning FIRE
broke out at the Foundry, but our fire
companies were promptly on hand and
soon extinguished the flames. ,,.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

AuDrToR's OFFICE, TUs. Co., o., |
.... New Phila., Oct. 10, 1868. !
horeby certify the foregoing to be a cor
rect Exhibit of the Receipts and Expenditure:
Of said county, from Sept. A, 1862, to Sept O.
1868, as appeares from the Books and Vouch.
ers in this Office,
.It JESSE D. ELICIT,
Auditor Tuscarawas Co., o.
October 80, 1868. 3w ,.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13
ATTENTION SOLDIERS, AND TnR
FRIENDS OF SOLDIERSl

1HAGN0S va oVAO46hoi
We call the attention of oil having reIatious
or friends in the army to the fact that "HooE.
lands German Bitters" will cure nine tentbs
of the diseases induced by exposures and nri.
yations incident to camp life. We have M
hesitation in stating that, II these Bitters vere
freely used among our soldiers, hundreds Of
lives might be saved that otherwise will be
lost. a liz
We call particular attention TO the follow.
ing remarkable and we'll authenticated cure
of one of the nations heroes, whose life. IA
use his own language, "has been saved bv The
Bitters:" ........
PHILADELPHIA, August DAD. 1882.
Movs-0 Jonos 9 E,on. wou ....,.
vonr Uooaona,o carn,an P;,,ors ~ sonuenou,
iifs Thors IL ~ ro;stsLo IN th;s +. iSvu ~
ed far hv nnmhora Of nv oomr.das 20 ,." .Uu0n ~
wbcsa ns ,oas orc onnanScd and - - .o~e ~ "
v ooUn;.an, os al tho o;,oms.. wv "'.S ia,-
c.so "m and hava hSan g.. a. sa.V " my
vsors member of sborraon,s .aiaS.".oa .s. ioui
'erv and nnJsr tbs ;nnsd;s,S sn.nso.S oS ~ ~
Cnntain r r. Avres Thronah ,Ss anaoS,S. '.
attendant upon my arduous duties, / was Al.
tackled in November last with Inflammation Of
the lungs, and was for seyenty-two tlava In Tho
hospital. This was followed by oyeat deb;j,tv
hc.5btened bv an attack NJ dysay,srv -.
then rsmovei from ths white Touss .nd s.nt
70 this o;,v m hoard the staamer ..Stats % ~
Mama - from which I landed an 4bs oatb ~
Inna Sinca that t;ms I have bsen ohort a.
iow 90 ony one conld ha and s,;ll rsta;n :.
sn"rr of y;taIitv. For a veek or mora T -.
SCARCELY able 10 evalloW aovthinc ana WI
aid force 4 morsai down. n was immsd;a.a,.
.. -"0-S .
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13
A Monument 10 BartilsOm and
the Soldiers,

We understand that the relatives of
Col. Bartilson, who live in Pennsylva.
nia, will contribute five hundred dollars
towards monument to the late Colonel
Of the 8Oth, whose remains now repose
In the New Philadelphia Cemetery. -
Another Eve hundred dollars will be
raised by his regiment. 1t is proposed
that the citizens Of the town and county
add, by private subscriptions, another
thousand, which, with contributions from
the 5lst, SD, 9sth, l96tb, l29th, and
other regiments in which are Tuscara-
was men, would produce sam sufficient
to purchase site, erect monument,
and inscribe thereon the name of every
TuscaraEas soldier slain in battle, OF
who died in the service.
We urge action in this matter Ifal.
lowed to 60 over until next summer, the
excitement Of the Presidential election
will palsy the effort. Let us attend tc
II now, and to that end send 10 youl
subscriptions by letter, either addressed
to the editor of the Advocate, or to the
editor Of tho Democrat. Both paperl
will acknowledge, each week, the receipts
by publishing the amounts and names o
contributors,
Who comes first to honor the dead !
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

discovered by DR.. Roback, and in thousands
of cases the merits of his Bitters have been
tested in the above complaints, and there is
but one voice from the people, and that is in
favor of these truly wonderful Stomach Bit.
tars. We advise all who are afflicted and
need an agreeable tonic for the troubles above
indicated, to commence at once using these
Bitters. See Advertisement.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

az 1t is said Gov Tod will convene
the Legislature to pass law giving the
volunteers 500 State bounty. l's7
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13
White Or Gray Willow for Fencing.

r AM prepared to receive orders for deliver
j. ing next Spring outings of white or gray
willow for fences. This willow is now being
uscd extensively in Illinois, Delaware, Ohio
and other States, and is fast taxing the place
of common fencing. With proper cultivation
the first year, it will attain growth in three
years to make compact, permanent and beau
tiful fence, the cultivation being no more than
that given to row Of corn.
It's cheapness, beauty and durability will
give 1t the preference over all other fences for
bottom, and all other tillable lands.
Ihave with me proper testimonials Of persons
who have grown this willow for fencing.
Letters addressed to me at New Philadel-
phia will receive prompt attention.
TERMS:
5000, .,. Ito set mile,l $40
5000, IN" I" I 20
l,600,, 4sya 4" 49, 10
.750, ... /" y" 8
No orders taken for less than Eve dollars.
srt sy A. A. BANCROFT, Ag't.
Oct. 1e, 49,. 4w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13
ANNUAL REPORT.
- or THE -
Directors of he TuScGrdtOas County
hlfrmary, to the Commissioners Of
said County, for the year end
ing September Q, 1858.

.ON examination of the Books aud Vouchers
" Of the Superintendent Of said institute N,
We hnd there has been expended, fer the main
tenance Of the same, since the last Report, in.
cluding the outside expenses, as follows:
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

tB~A wide awake conscript in Mae.
sachnsetts came ont of the Provost Mar
shal's Office with a receipt for $780,
"Boys," said he, 1--WE paid that oil bill
MY torch was ttlled mp Eve times in 1850
at the expense Of tbe Republican party
They said the oil was free; but l cal
$500 for five pints Of oil darned steer
priceln
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

PRODUCTS OF THE FARM.
561 Bushels of Wheat, on Farm;
26O bushels of Wheat, on Rented Land;
500 Bushels Of Oats, on Farm;
1900 Bushels of Corn in Ear, on Farm;
500 Bushels of Corn in Ear, on Rented Land;
40 Bushels Rye, on Farm;
IL Bushels Barley, on Farm;
45O Bushels Potatoes. on Farm;
Bushels Sweet potatoes, on Farm;
Bushels Beans, on Farm;
10 Bushels Beets, on Farm; H..
IL Bushels Onions, on Farm. .r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

gteeu eeof 'a 20 3trIEIa9 cog
assit7wci ~ .si1' 80 % hs'rssFs
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

THE EXCHANGE HOTEL. L.-Chas. Har-
vey has become proprietor, and will make
oil who stop with him, comfortable.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13

SS 1t has long been the aim ofphy-
INK y sicians to find combination of
dH10 medicines having the requisite
WIN stimulating and tonic properties to
N|OT relieve and cure the common COM
AH olaints of BilliOusness, Liver dis
<0E/2 { orders, Languor, Headache, Low
,TE/RV Tess of Spirits, INDIGESTION, Jaun-
Np/ lice, Fever and Ague, &c., which
nW are the diseases incident to this
pSN climate The rAmndv has haen
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-13
W. @. Walker, assessing

~ ". WAlketi assessing
Goshen Township,
NJ. Haas, assessing JET
ferson Township,
W. b. Brown, assessing
Lawrence Township,
Joseph Weaver, assess
ing Mill Township,
Daniel Booth, assessing
Oxford Township,
John r. Beans, assess
ing Perry Township,
VIM. LattO, jr., assess
ing Rush Township,
Isaac Meredith. assess
ing Sandy Township
Benz. Ross, assessing
Salem Township,
R. B. Smiley, assessing
Sugarcreek Town'p,
]. W. Lemasters, asses
sing Union Township,
Samuel Tressell, asses
ing Warren Town'p,
John F. Myers, assess
ing Warwick Town'p,
Daniel Smiley, assess
ing Wayne Township
I. 7. ChAdwell, assess
ing Washington Tp.,
Henry Kuhn, assessing
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

For months we have heard of large
seizures OF cotton In the Southwest, and
Observed tbs arrival Of ronsignmsnts Of
this valuable staple at various points on
szxS HzEsszsckp kx rfsCxs kGUEa a6ruuS hszEF
have bean Forwarded. from time, % time
sent 10 eastern markse~-tha aggregate
representing, no doahs, value equal 10
millions Of aollass. Yes Senator Chan
dler, Of Miehigaa, yesterday made she
statement 10 Congress that the Gotten col
Iscted by the army 81 the Southwest was
masllE divided azaeag certain oGiGsss,
sid INC Treasury bad s1es received dollar
ssssss me var eaHmeaeads exaepk fss
some ebsainsa - Hilson Head, In South
Esrniina. This u d scandal8aa an
noaneemens, and oas asEsainiy shas calls
for invsssigafigation. There haa bsen
700 much reason To suspsek that, while
ossensibly sighting the bassles Of the Un-
ion, otHeeTs high 10 command have pFaa-
titatsd shsir services % sbissfs sf self-
amoluaens. Is may be that here Is tha
Iexplsnation wig our aruaass In the soakh-
western States have nos neE With creates
success. Perhaps THE asesaass fos the
long period Of apparent iaaetion and
seeming indifference 20 The fate If the
nation, while the rebels havs displayed
increasing activity 10 eysrrsiu and de.
spoil large sections Of rich sgricultaral
States aiaoss within our military lines.
Ii will be psscaiva5 thar Mr.. PowslI's
motion for an investigation Of the sab
jest vas postponed. 30 we go.--Jotar-
nal of Csmnssrcs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

e. Who knows og an AbuaitioHis.
who Il ia favor Of the restoration Of tbs
Uuion 40 Ii was p Who knows Of an
Abolisionist, who IL Ia favor of tie Con
ssisuEion - Ii was made by our fathers,
remaining as ID isf VS. eoBgsss with
shamc s1a hA,,isssssaaIliIsstsiiea thek we don,l
know ufFonss Win III. BssliasAns,
they want an antirslayery God, an anti.
siassxy Riblas and ansi-slaSery Consists
don. The workmanship 81 Waskiag-
ton. Jefferson and Franklin does not saii
these modern huaanissriaas. With
them, slavery sanss ba wiped sas, wheahsr
fks Conssitasioa saFstsss shessxperimeul
y nos Ehey asiibsrassly go % work,
and IL shs frat place eou6scaes NIL the
sssl psppefty 81 tbs ssbsls-shsa BY
proaIa Aasion declare al slsis slaves free
.2-aud thus having succeeded In making
the whole people os the soash paapara
and hsxkafs, they politely Invite shera to
come 6sck into she Union, and wGndsz
that they dnns& Il h . massaF 81 aston-
ishments that svsry day these poEloies ars
persisted In. Ina hrsneh bssweeE 10 Boz
eosnss uaors iznpsssIbls. 9 How ieBgs o.
Lord. huu long sats Prsss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03
TWO GOVERNMENTS AFRAID %

Both the Federal ana EahfsdsrAta
Goyarnmsnss are afraid oil YAILAEDra-
HAM, Lincoln ia frightened half to death
at the mere mention Of his name, aud
Jtf DEW 80 f680 kysk kkcAas the idea
OF having him within bis lines. IA far
as our reading OF history extends, We do
not remember OF sizaisaR asss, sas.ss.
The Eagasssr in speaking 81 Valiaa-
dighams reviews his position, and con-
sludas that, although an advocate OF .
vigesoss p1ssFs,gs 4 asssa hs dog doc.
'sSneh Id the modern Yankee Chatham,
and such 10 bis poIicy. We have no
sympathy wish him. We agree With him
thas bis way il the aaess Feasible and
plausahie way 10 subjugase "a. Wetrust,
that bic whols movement will induce
Lipcoln TO keep hip on bread and water
On The Dry T0gtsgasy and "a rhsk posens
tate shcaId have The impudenoe to send
him South, Is some Of the papers indi-
eates thus making penal eolony Of the
Confederacy, then be ought ut once TO be
sent back beyond the lincs.n
Thus il is, the true defender of eonssi-
sasibnal ibmsys ID hasea slska By aboiir
sisssssts nd saosssfUussss Yhe ahclisisps
isss propose seniing Union victim TO
the Dry Tortagas, aud the seoessionisss
exult over his fate. The Washington
Government fears that sVallandi glams
plan might result in the restoration Of
The .Uaion-=sni the Riehmend Govern
mens fears The very saE6s thing. The
Washington Government seeks 10 get
rid OF Al individual who thus runs coun-
tey to the wishes and desires of she AID
minissratiaas and sha Rsshmond Cor
ernmens applaads the act. Lincoln says
s'we have no sympathy with him"-Jeff
Davis says the same thing. The people
will Jet step in ssswesa boah Of these
disupiouisss, and ia spite Of their oppo-
sision, bring back the old order Of things,
and perpesuate the Government Of she
early fathers. Msscassws Cearies.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

- The ssOLD nsAsp,n f0r Mag il On
oar sahls, and - psaal, II allied With n
siel@ sorsAy q careful psrussl. That
or readers mag know something Of ahis
Monshly, below Il Che Consenss for the
aiay Nanner ,sa so As
ga Rins ssssl Engraying Of 6enstor
Bxysrd. Of Dslswssss How to Treat un-
constitntional Acts Ut Congress The
Admiuissration - Cola Gambisx ;
Seward on Fsdsrd usnEpAki0ns and Dss-
potism 6ssengtA of Ar1niss; Nsgfces
%. Whitemsn HI the Army How W ere
Rsseaxing Ssmssx; Ode from 64ppho ;
LissfsSy Notices Lincclnss Enstru6tions
ID his Provost Aa1shals; Rpigran %
John var B.; A Eittls Mn viii BIZ
Pasphaes; i k4ansskAhls Lore posaa
Ths Mosart Thieves; Tsxiag RAtispss
Aas Property A Yire- Risnd Result.
81 Drafting John GoeAnaas, ths Hesk
Crnsher 4 Rlsss FOR White Men; Dis{
hi he Wool., ~, n. IS 81 - s. q
Terms 20 ysaT ~ 20. Publishes b,
g. Chsasesy bar q css - III Nas
sAa Stss u - j IN ]
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

- JoB PRlsTzSs, can be dons bsassr
and cheaper At the Bagss Oskce, than a. sny
other establishments West OF the Aissis-
sippi river. Those wanting any kind oe
Printing doss, will End 10 90 thar adyan-
tnge 70 leave theix orders at this OfaOs.--~
We warraas satisfaction, or make no
charge. Terms moderate.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

- Mar, Wnr 4 Co.'S have jass re-
eeivsd very large TOT % all hsda OF
CLOTHING, whish they propose 70 call
Low Cor cash. Their stock has basn So
lecsed with especial aa=s, for this m&zkss
and for the Plains. AL kinda Of aaigrant
goods constantly On hand. Giss shsm .
call If yoa want hazgains. sw.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

ALwArs CIR rHs Bxsg.-There ID no
Sswing Machine in use, thas gives
the general sataafacsiea, that Grover
4 Bakers does. They are 10 anple,
that child twelve years cid, aftar q Lit
tie prscsice, can operate them. The
strength aad beauty Of the stitch, the Va.
risss Of work, the dsxahililys tbs ease
in running il, recommends it over n
other machines for family use. II
has taken ths ara prvaaiaz ~ nearly ell
the States Fairs, as being the best Ma.
chine In uss. Price s45 and apwasds.
Any person desiring 10 purchase Ia
chiae, can exaznine drcvur d Baker
by sailing al eur residences. All order
will rseaive proznps ssssakios-
tt D. ". CARPENTER, Agent.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

BLArR ON FRxsnox or xag Pgsas.-.-
Mr. r. p. Blair, father of the Postmas-
Ter General and Of tbs Missouri Com
grsssmaa, wos Democrat and . gallant
champion Of popular freedom Had he
not bean such he could NOT have retained
the confidence Of Gsaeral jackson. =
While be edited the Globe and vas bas-
ling With wanderful power and snsRgy
against the ideas controlling the aovern-
mens, he said !:
UspKB No possxBLx xKgaaEScYy Eoz
xvgg IN rssUwxKcrasN, Oh AMID THE
lTfiR0ES OF CIVIL WAR, can Asa
Governmeas jsssify e1fcial iassgsssssss
Eaesfh fseedosa cf speech or IF tbs pvaas,
aag more fAaa IL 'sass ssssA ahs .fTasd0ns
of the bales. The lisausioassess Of the
tongue and Of che psn is xrsoR EVIL
lcoaP4aaD WIFE xHR EIcgsgTousxEss on
AxSg9aAxY PowKa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

~ s&z4 = = - y e 2Sf - - = y
Last wssk ii - sspaEted shss Yiuks'
h4Fx ~ taksa "a III \, 40 prison.
|ss had sssaf
proves te heE - \ ~
bssssss hsss bssn feaghs u ihaa peini
with great los u men On bod sidss,
and with siix1t advantAge 10 shs fsdsTal
6k& a ~ skpsl u NJ ssssral gsn-
hoAss bars ben sunk ii viekshurs.
Ii Il rsp0rs@d that tbs Confsdw4ksa ~
der 81 eIz - w -
sien Of Maryland.
In othss auarters Ill i qniss.
Next wssk we win give the Slsfsschiafs
Of the unsuccessful assault upon che Con-
tolerate ,xox&s before Visksbars.
9 ssr ass slaisss assylIls.|
will soon cover tbs bodiss Of those hFsve
men who are hghsing thsir soantry,s bat
ties. Night ai Bka 80, Ma ksfsleh-
ing rains viii make sad havoc with the
strongest, therefore let every man supply
himself with H0LLOWAY's 0iNTs
MENT, II ID certain cure for every kind
II skin disease .Qnly "a Gss. peg pes.
% - Wa~aska u &A5
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03

- We hare for saiss . csuple al "a
No. l." CUTTING BOXES. Nos ID
The time 10 ase them. Cali al the eaacs
md look al shaaa. ii.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03
Now 0pe@ fer tae Reception
Of eaae Public Generally
4 NEW FIRST GLASS HOTEL!
DEkAY HOUSE,
mDDLx saoxpwxf, COUNCIL BLUFFS.
8 q. 49,. RRorRIRTaRr

Z gha Propffeser hss recently Hgsed and f1fnlsksd
saa above Henax s&xesx&aaa 10 Ina nsest caxapisss
caaEsmrsabaa ans aEx&xns ass4a ana fxulM his saas
Sc Is :sw p r e q
Rsaz4sTs wakA al the s&axsaieECes and zHxasiea
RaTtalaing % . aTEt Glass nstea, AID Eiva saalss
satissassien There will be No pains spared - res
dnx the stay sz 6saals pleaAanK csmaasfahAe and 81
kems Ths Table vii be sugpsea WITH sTsFy aass-
eAey and the best that the market afsop&s-s
EF~Canns<aAa wath she Ae4ss. ere tAe eess ID
Stables and Wagen Yards, ard tEave3sexs can Fssi
a8snrea that tAssg horses wll Pc issxs&fpr fn-
ring their xo5eaSu. aHs
Es~ Hsgses and Carriages furnished On short no.
ttee ama "a Ts#seaahae rMssss S u SI
Dec 10, EaEa eEtsSa ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03
asEs MONIES HOUSE,
Corner walnut water streets,

DIS MaLGRas. .s-.s....s..s.s. .s... IONA
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kasa8shed Il In ssy-s ufeasssd W Any Aassi 10
sAs west The8f table Ii Always sngPtiea with tAs
hext fhak ss taAtxe* zzsFda, aa6 every cgssr&sac&
af4rasd In cas- he ssF me eeassnrs 8nA pfeasMre
vi guests aaFsa sasif stay NJ tbs Capital ct fo3s
AStacA 81 90 sAls haseas IL ane HsR&4s ard GAR
EAaRs Haass, where travellers A0asss are aHse
faz, are ssFsans k&viEsx baginass Id sha eeansEy
Gao be sEsnsRaaaate ws&k sonv eyaaesa 10 &ay part
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-03
PACIFIC HOUSE,
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g.. g. BAYLIss, PROPRIETOR.

the Proprietor hAs SCARED nsiaaeg expease aos
pains la naaking sAs FRsaeAe2 sag Of san 6rss 30
kesk 10 Tia weaas Ea house ts four st0Fy brick,
hxonsiwg enc Han6fwA feet GA broadway. Il lass
been nswiy turnishsd thFsHahoat, and win aeeSn-
m9zfzts EewE siEass many guests as snS hsass In
the city The F3oms axe lsFga aud well ventilated;
tho taoss 10 Always supplied with svery 2sxnrs the
ths haHss for ths epEafoFs and pleasure ef guests
during their stay.
Tae Hew and spaciens BAECK HAME contested
y iGh she house caHnos hS surpassed In tAe state
zaexe Is slaa Asiasse wagon Yard and two asTRe
Stock Yards we'll tsnesa attached 10 The nsfas aui
ssunaantly supplied with water frum Indian Cfae&
ES~ HoEsss and Carriages fGrRsshaa an Rhort ns-
tiee and at fair rasas.
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